Darling Fool and a Night at the River Town
Angie Gillen and Bill O Dare argue over money and divorce as they drive from Belvedere to the river, noting Monnie Cardigan and Hetty Link. Bill confronts social snubs at the country club while Angie teases his pride before he storms to the station and she laments the rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Gillen
Bill O'Dare
Nice
Bill
Ant
Cleveland
Angie
Stan
Belvedere
Lawrence
Paris
Bill Wrig
Mollie
Dan Cardigan
John D. Rockefeller
Monnie
Dan
Bure
Big Boy
Billy
Local planter Baker to advise on profitable crops for region
Alexander Nunn of The Birmingham News will visit T. L. Baker of Decatur to discuss farming methods. Baker cites 28 years of Irish potato crops from one seed strain, Alabama pink onions hailed as highly profitable, and notes on fall carrots and fall winter cab bage progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Nunn
Birmingham News
T. L. Baker
Tripalia M
Mr. Nunn
Sarang
L. Baker
Decatur
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
C. L. Isbell
Auburn
Baker
Chantenay
United States
J. D. Pope
Sunday Palm Page
Local Social Notes From Danville and Nearby
Mrs George Lindsey and daughter Martha Dixie hosted her brother Speake and family on Sunday. Miss Grace Hogan and Mildred Hogan visited in Moulton Friday. A 10 pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs James Wiley on Saturday. Eaton Stephenson attended the Pitman funeral at McKendry Chapel Monday. Mrs L L Hampton and daughters Wilma and Marie visited Mrs C A Young at Five Points Monday. Lawrence Kelsoe visited Us Norwood in Danville. Ruby Hembell went to Decatur Monday. Armine McKay visited Grace Hogan Monday. Willie Crawford of Moul a spent Thursday in the community. A singing and egg hunt was held at Hendon schoolhouse Sunday. Jim Gibson and Howard Gibson of Hartselle were here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Hogan
Grace
Mildred Hogan
Moulton
James Wiley
Eaton Stephenson
Pitman
McKendry Chapel
L. Hampton
Wilma
Marie
C. A. Young
Lawrence Kelsoe
Norwood
Ruby Hembell
Decatur
Armine McKay
Grace Hogan
Willie Crawford
Moula
Famous Captain Explains Whale Intelligence To Deaf Pupils
Captain William N. Smith, veteran whaling master, lectures on whales at the Colossus exhibit. He notes whales have limited sight and smell but respond to sound, and demonstrates sign language for visiting deaf and dumb students as the 68 ton embalmed whale is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Smith
Captain Smith
Senior program and class play at Morgan County High School
Morgan County High School seniors held a morning program on April 13 featuring devotional, prayer, poems, salesmanship, an Easter story, and a May Day theme with roles assigned for the senior play. A later chapel program on friendship included a Doxology, scripture, and the poem The House by Shere Little Clara Boyce Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Sherpley
Katherine Hewlett
Esther Smith
J. D. Weinman
Mattie Pearl
Wil
Doyle Larkin
Japanese Forces Concentrating at Tientsin Amid Rising Tension
AP dispatch reports Japanese troops concentrating for a western front assault near Tientsin as Chinese forces dig in along the Peiping road. The move follows withdrawal from coast regions and signals intensified fighting as Beijing area resistance holds through heavy engagements. Meanwhile a chicken barbecue honors the Campbell Hollow senior class drew over fifty OC H S students from M. OC. H. S. in Hartselle for an April 14 event with a midafternoon departure and an early supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
China
Russia
Shuina
Peiping
Campbell Hollow
Hartselle
Six Mile
Junior TN Program Highlights From Auditorium Readings and Poems
Monday morning activities included scripture reading by Freda Compton and a Palm Sunday poem by Barbara Peck. Tuesday featured etiquette, scripture lesson by Bernice Eason, and a sermon titled To Young Girls by Barbara Peck. The Junior III class notes Miss Fischer's absence due to illness but welcomes substitute Mr. J H Ridelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn’s
Freda Compton
J. H. Ridhelle
Barbara Peck
Montevallo
Laverne Calloway
Bernice Eason
J. H. Ridelle
Opal Lawrence
Death of Charles Anders Grieves Morgan County High School
Morgan County High School mourns the loss of Charles Anders senior III class member and athlete in football baseball and basketball. He fell ill on March 13 and died Monday night April 17 at seventeen. The faculty and student body deeply mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County High School
Charles Anders
Charles
Jill
Bible study attracts Mor gan county high school students
More than sixty students from Morgan county high school attend prayer meeting services at the Baptist church this month. Mrs Luke Sherrill conducts the services and leads an engaging study of the Book of Jonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County High School
The
Baptist Church
Luke Sherrill
Seventh Month Attendance and Honor Roll Recap
The report shows Senior ITI attendance 93.33 percent and Senior I 94.34 percent. Junior ITI 96.16 percent and School 3.40 percent. Honor Roll lists Junior Tit Barbara Peck Billie Don Mitchell Elizabeth Blair. Senior I Ethel Mae Orr Louise McCutcheon. Senior Aileen Freeman Claire Kimbrough Frances Lee Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Peck
Billie Don Mitchell
Elizabeth Blair
Ethel Mae Orr
Louise McCutcheon
Aileen Freeman
Claire Kimbrough
Frances Lee
Leonard
Remains of World War Veteran James W. Marlow Interred
The remains of James W. Marlow, a World War veteran, were buried in Athens city cemetery after dying at the government hospital in Dawson Springs Kentucky. He was 34, survived by his widow and six children, after more than two years of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
James W. Marlow
Government
Dawson Springs
Marlow
New Potatoes and Produce Prices From Local Market
Prices from the market show bright new sweet potatoes at 25 to 36 cents per bushel while Irish potatoes run 1.20 to 1.25 per 100 pounds. Fresh country butter lists at 12 1/2 percent to tie, black walnuts at 25 cents per bushel, turnips per bushel 40 to 75 cents, turnip greens and kale available in various small lots, and mustard greens priced per pound.
Birmingham Market Reports From Today's Trade
Market prices and shipments at Birmingham show U. S. No. 1 hay at 13. U. 8 and 16.50 to 17.00 for U. S. No. 1 wheat. Alfalfa U. S. No. 1 at 22.50 to 23.00. Carload corn and oats prices indicate a dip. Cotton seed prices steady at 12 to 15 per ton. Poultry and egg prices paid producers include small hens 8-8.5c, large hens 9c, No. 1 white eggs 11.5-12.5c. Butter fat at 16c with 18c premium delivered Birmingham. Livestock: cattle and hogs quoted with varied ranges. hogs show declines while cattle hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Hay
U. S
U. 8
U.S
Birmingham
Alabama
Easter Social Roundup in Piney Chapel and Decatur
Community columns recount Easter activities and visits across Piney Chapel Ephesus and nearby Decatur. Miss Maggie Green sponsored an Easter egg hunt for Sunday school 10 pupils enjoyed. Mrs A A Whitlock gave gifts. Mr. and Mrs Loggins hosted several gatherings. neighbors shared meals and singing at Lapppington church. lists of visitors and hospital news included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Green
A. A. Whitlock
W. W. Loggins
Decatur
Monroe Broadway
Roy Johnson
Alfred Hargrove
Emmaline Clardy
Gwendoline Goforth
Harvey Green
Mildred Smith
Varnell Hess
William
Susie Lee Turnstill
Walter Smith
Cub ‘Black
Charles Bailey
Holland
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Darling Fool Eo
Hetty Link
Jim Hewlett
Jim
Sandra
Jimmy
Hetty
Um Lee
Polk Daly
Hinz
Fred Muzzey
Sinz
Leather Co
Hollywood
Turner Coal & Grain Co
Farm Page
Danville
George Lindsey
Martha Dixie
Wilson Lindsey
Has
Morgan County
Hi School
cester_O’ May
Carolynne Babe
Joan
Paralee Chenault
Courtrane
Margaret Schnell
Daniel French
W. B. Booth
Lester van
Arthur Holder
Wade Carner
Orpheus Jackson
S. E. Gibson
Ola
Joe—Euclid “Cominton
Rose O’ May
Mammy Celie
Anne Wasson
Arthur Holdér
Williams
DR .L
U. & Pat
Mr. Stough
New York
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries
PINEY
Ollie Hess
Andora, Itory
Cleveland Hess
Clement Hess
Lappington Church
American Cleaners
Central Hi
Riverside High School
Pacific Whaling Company
Southern Depot
Anata
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