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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1930

Page

7

Moulton Personal News Highlights Local Activites and Visitors

A backlog of community notes from Moulton details the Lawrence county education board vice president C G Horton visiting Russellville with Masonic lodges, and local voters listening to Decatur speakers on county issues. Other items mention visitors from Oklahoma and Hillsboro, school updates, church meetings, and a two month summer term plan for rural schools.

C. G. Horton Lawrence County J. M. Sandlin Moulton Alabama County Board of Education

Store Is Robbed While Owner Away

The Tom Corum store in Hillsboro was ransacked while owner attended a Trinity singing. A large quantity of merchandise disappeared and no clues to the burglars have been found.

Hillsboro Tom Corum Trinity

W O W Field Day to Feature Lister Hill and I T Quinnill

Athens Alabama August 1 Special Congressman Lister Hill of Montgomery and State Game Warden I T Quinnill will speak at the W O W Field Day exercises planned for the latter part of August at Ripley in the county. The program includes special music a free stew and a picnic dinner.

Athens Ala Lister Hill Montgomery I. T. Quinnill Ripley

Major Rawls Assigned to Honolulu Post

Major Walter O. Rawls, Athens native and member of the army general staff in Washington, will spend four years in Honolulu. He departed this week for the new assignment after vacationing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rawls.

Athens Ala Walter O. Rawls Army General Staff Washington Honolulu Rawls R. M. Rawls

River Gauges Read 14 Feet, River Stationary Today

The Tennessee River was stationary today with a local gauge reading of 14 feet. No major flooding reported as authorities monitor the level and nearby communities brace for possible updates.

Tennessee River

Hillsboro News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and School Notes

In Hillsboro area notes several Huntsville and Decatur visitors are listed alongside Sunday church activities at the Baptist and Methodist churches. Local students and families are mentioned with attendance honors and community outings at the river. The piece closes with a school loyalty push and a long honor roll of students.

Social visits and weekend guests in Eva area

Mr and Mrs Henry Smith spent Sean with relatives near Addia Miss Francis Parks spent the weekend with relatives at Columbia Tenn A nice shower fell in this community on Thursday and Friday Miss Nell Wilhite spent the weekend with her parents at Decatur Miss Verna Hawkins was the Saturday night guest of Miss Gladys Moses Miss Irene Cobb was the guest of Miss Mary Moses Sunday Misses Mildred Crawford and Gwendolyn Holmes spent the weekend with their parents at Center Grove and Ryan Cross Roads Misses Lula and Iva Millwood and John Hocomb of Gumpond were the Sunday afternoon guests of Miss Gladys Moses Mr and Mrs Luther Woods and family were the guests of his brother and sister Mr and Mrs Marion Woods Saturday night Mr and Mrs Marvin Adams were the weekend guests of her mother Mrs Lillian Patterson and family Miss Ruby Mosteller returned to her home on Wednesday after a several days visit to relatives in Ethridge Tenn Miss Louise Parks of Columbia Tenn is the guest of her sister Francis Parks the music teacher here Miss Ruby Mosteller is confined to her home here with an illness.

J. C. Cross New Hope J. H. Cross G. P. Irwin Dan C. Ewing Dorothy E. D. Odom P. m. Little Velma Simpson Decatur Anita Fretwell Harris Hardin Moulton Weaver Delashaw Paul Horton Nathaniel Almon David Woodall Kenneth Odom G. W. Cross Everett Smith John Hardin Wendell Hardin Joe Hardin Chattanooga Junior Hardin Robert F. White North Carolina Darby Kumpe D. P. Woodall David Henry Smith Sean Addia Francis Parks Columbia Tenn Nell Wilhite Verna Hawkins Gladys Moses Irene Cobb Mary Moses Mildred Crawford Gwendolyn Holmes Center Grove Ryan Cross Roads Lula and Iva Millwood John Hocomb Gumpond Luther Woods Marion Woods Marvin Adams Lillian Patterson Ruby Mosteller Ethridge Louise Parks Francis Parks

Proctor Notes Round Island Services and Local Visits

Several residents attended Round Island services last week. Mrs Euell Gordon and children Euell Ray and Martha Mae returned from Missouri to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clanton. Marvin Clanton joined them on the way home. Ruby House visited grandparents near Athens. School opened July 21 with full attendance. Marvin Clanton returned to Missouri. Mrs Turner of Copeland visited her daughter Mrs Bevil. Mrs Woodruff the child welfare worker visited the school. Mrs Austell, formerly Mildred Isersd, was recently in the community.

Round Island Euell Gordon Euell Ray Martha Mae Mrs. Clanton Missouri Marvin Clanton Miss Ruby House Mrs. C. C. House Athens Turner Copeland Bevil Woodruff Austell Mildred Isserd

Preaching at Corinth Baptist Church Draws Large Audiences

Rev. Baker and Rev. Prichard address large crowds at Corinth Baptist Church. Weather stays hot and dry in parts of Lawrence County with corn injury reported. Family and church groups celebrate Mrs. Mary Tingle’s birthday with a big gathering. Corinth reports new B A U and B Y P U groups and primary junior classes. progress expected from combined church efforts.

Baker Prichard Corinth Baptist Church Lawrence County Mary Tingle Corinth Church

Local Social Roundup At Trinity and Decatur

Sue Ligon of Decatur spent the weekend here with Trinity residents. Mr and Mrs Elie Terry of Decatur visited Sunday. Miss Battles hosted a delicious supper with Ethel Phillips Ruth Sherrill Clezzel Terry Lena and Minnie Lee Battles Hollis Sheats Freeman Clarence Terry Irvin Battles Pickens Sims Garth Kimbrel Buster Terry and Erman Grantland dancing afterward. Madeline Lile returned home after summer at school. Lloyd Tapscott hosted a cream supper Saturday. Emma Sue Morris spent the weekend in Decatur. Mrs Holland returned to Florence after two weeks with Emma Sue Morris. Mrs J E Battles visited Decatur on Tuesday.

Sue Ligon Decatur Elie Terry Miss Battles Ethel Phillips Ruth Sherrill Clezzel Terry Lena Minnie Lee Battles Hollis Sheats Freeman Clarence Terry Irvin Battles Pickens Sims Garth Kimbrel Buster Terry Erman Grantland Madeline Lile Lloyd Tapscott Emma Sue Morris Holland Florence J. E. Battles

Illiterate Schools Open in Limestone County

Illiterate schools in Limestone open at various county points for those not completing the third grade. Three hundred three students are enrolled with ages from sixteen to eighty, including 127 whites and 176 others.

Athens Ala

Spanish American Veterans Plan Meeting at Morgan County Court House

The Spanish American Veterans will convene at 1 PM Sunday August 10 at the Morgan County Court House. An interesting program is planned and full attendance is expected.

Morgan County Court House

Local Social Roundup From Waldermose to Decatur

Miss Kathleen Owens spent Sunday with Miss Lena Hopkins. Mr and Mrs Henry Nappier of Waldermose visited the Prichett parents here. Mr and Mrs Monroe Henderson visited Lacey's Spring Monday. The Methodist revival at Lacey's Spring last week drew wide interest. Miss Estelle Lipscomb visits friends in Decatur. Mr and Mrs D H Steadham and family were weekend visitors in Decatur.

Kathleen Owens Lena Hopkins Henry Nappier Waldermose John Prichett Monroe Henderson Lacey Lacey's Estelle Lipscomb Decatur D. H. Steadham

Athens Personal Notices Highlight Bridge Club Entries

Mrs Horton Lewis hosted a Friday Afternoon Bridge Club at noon with several outside guests at her South Beaty street home. Flowers and refreshments accompanied light scores by Mrs P W Hendricks Jr and Miss Rebecca Gilbert. Mrs D Fergiey was a hostage at bridge. Nearby hospitality included a hotel card game with Miss Margaret Ross. Mrs W T McDaniel plans a tea for her daughter Mrs Berthold Kennedy of Rochester NY. Athens residents report groups enjoying Shoal Creek camps recently.

Horton Lewis South Beaty Street P. W. Hendricks, Jr George Duncan Thomas Woodroof Sam Bowen Ronald Gray Rebecca Gilbert Evelyn Waldrop

Mt Moriah News Highlights Local Socials and Visits

Miss Allene Hughes attended a Sunday luncheon with Miss Pauline Edwards while Bruce Hornbuckle spent the weekend in Huntsville. Huntsville visitors include Mrs William Jackson and children. Several residents visit relatives and relatives visit at Albertville Union Hill and Mt Home Springs host Epworth League picnic. A new baby boy born July 29 to Mr and Mrs June Norwood. Families dine with H R Terry and son Harbin. Local church services note Joe Terry of Moulton at the Congregational church.

Allene Hughes Pauline Edwards Bruce Hornbuckle Huntsville William Jackson Corella Gilley Albertville Union Hill Mt. Home Springs Ard June Norwood Walter Terry H. R. Terry Thelma Florence White Ernest Hagood Ben Terry Flora Earwood F. J. Schiesser Harbin Terry Joe Terry Moulton Congregational Church

Falkville Route Two

Mr and Mrs E J Jones and family visited relatives in Cleveland Alabama Sunday. E M Hardin of Birmingham visited relatives here Sunday. Reamer Anderson stayed Saturday night with Mr and Mrs J H Hardin and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Holmes visited Mr and Mrs W P Hardin Sunday. Pauline Jones visited her cousin Miss Hardin Thursday night. Mr and Mrs J H Hardin dined with Mr and Mrs W T Byars Sunday. J D Jenkins of Russellville was a Sunday afternoon visitor.

E. J. Jones Cleveland Ala E. M. Hardin Birmingham Reamer Anderson J. H. Hardin Henry Holmes W. P. Hardin Pauline Jones Miss Hardin W. T. Byars J. D. Jenkins Russellville

New Hope Community Sees Family Visits and Church Events

Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cross and baby stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Moore of Decatur. Miss Garner, Lawrence county child welfare worker, visits local school. Hillsboro church services draw many from the community. various guests visit families in Hillsboro Courtland and Iuka area as Rev. Rich of Huntsville preaches at New Hope Baptist Church.

Mac Cross E. W. Moore Decatur Garth Letson Near Courtland Letson T. C. Parker Loweda Easter Terry J. J. Weems Anna Terry Berchi Cross Matthew Cross F. D. Cross J. C. Cross Fennell Parker Iuka Rev. Rich Huntsville New Hope Baptist Church

Local Visitors and Church Services Highlight Union Grove Notes

Miss Loretta and Pauline Edwards return from an extended Birmingham visit. Rev Campbell led the Baptist church service. Decatur visitors Mr and Mrs Erskine Hughes and family, and Rex Whitten plus Edward Jenkins from Birmingham attended with locals. Several area residents visited Loretta Edwards and Nappier spent time with her parents.

Loretta Pauline Edwards Birmingham Rev. Campbell The Baptist Church Erskine Hughes Decatur Rex. Whitten Edward Jenkins Georgia Dunn Lacey's Spring Science Hill Loretta Edwards Erlene Opal Layman Hazel Iris Couch Casper Joseph Brooks Melvin Owen Walter Wilson J. C . Dock

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