School Opens With Large Enrollment in Five Tennessee Counties
Just Around Home reports a new school opening Monday morning in five Tennessee Valley counties with a large enrollment. Faculty includes principal IM W Holmes and teachers Sue Holmes Estelle Hen Miss Jewell Morris and Miss Rainwater. Local residents Pauline and Louise Gray returned home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norning
IM. W. Holmes
Sue Holmes
Estelle Hen
Jewell Morris
Olen Braswell
Piney Grove
L. Cole
W. E. Humphries
F. M. Gray
Union
Double Springs
Geraldine Raley
J. M
Eberneza
T. F. Gray
North Star
West Point
R. A. Gray
Athel Horton
Trinity visitor and local social notices in Caddo
Miss Josephine Sheats of Trinity spent a few days with Miss Mary Stewart. Wilma Lamon, Bertie Merrell and J D Lamon of Eva attended Church of Christ services Sunday. Lile of Somerville visited the Carrolls. Mary Stewart has been ill at her parents home. Clifford Sims and Esther Mae Fuller dined with Elmer and Mrs Fuller Thursday. J D Johnson and wife stayed Thursday with L M Bayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sheats
Trinity
Mary Stewart
Wilma Lamon
Bertie Merrell
J. D. Lamon
Eva
Church of Christ
Mr. Lile
Somerville
Otto Carroll
Clifford Sims
Esther Mae Fuller
Elmer Fuller
J. D. Johnson
Community Notes From Hulaco: Local Visits Shared
Local residents record social visits across the area including Shelvy and Elmer Walkers in Kings, Henry Hawks with kin, Alice Chambers with Lou Oliver, Amos Earwood with Red Hill contact, Peggie Patman with Jewell Stewart, and multiple weekend gatherings among families in Cullman Decatur Guntersville and Gum Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelvy Walker
Kings School House
Elmer Walker
Herbert Hawk
Henry Hawk
Alice Chambers
Birmingham
Lou Oliver
Amos Earwood
J. W. Whisenant
Red Hill
Peggie Sue Patman
Jewell Stewart
Hubert McKelvie
Community Visitors And Local Arrivals
Ter Havel returned home Thursday after tending the meeting and visiting the community. John Darmer of Decatur visited Monday and returned Tuesday. Mrs. Lydia Owens of Wheeler is visiting her grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Terry and attending church services at College Grove.
Falkville and Somerville News Highlights
Several from the area attend a Christian revival in Falkville. Mrs. J. B. Clayton ill at home with slight improvement. J. N. Powell visited Albertville on business. Mrs. J. N. Powell and children visited Mrs. Douglass Drake near Wilhite. Misses Clifford Nina Dunlap visiting Gandy's Cove. Virginia Hughes returned to Birmingham due to her mother E M Wilder illness. Virgil Hargett of Decatur visiting brother Vernon Hargett and wife. Ed Drake family from Birmingham visiting at Will Drake's. Kate Winton in Decatur briefly. Wilburn Wade and children of Gum Springs visiting W T Wade family. Rev A N Burns ill with severe cold. Marcus Terentius Varro noted as a learned Latin author.
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Falkville
J. B. Clayton
J. N. Powell
Albertville
Douglass Drake
Wilhite
Clifford
Nina Dunlap
Gandy’s Cove
Virginia Hughes
Birmingham
E. M. Wilder
Virgil Hargett
Decatur
Vernon Hargett
Hargett
Ed Drake
Will Drake
Kate Winton
Wilburn Wade
Gum Springs
W. T. Wale
A. N. Burns
Mt. Tabor News Highlights Local Visits and Revival Plans
Local notes report visitors from Lebanon Parkville and Mt. Zion including Mrs. L Shaneyfelt Lola and Myrtle Cushing Pauline Segers and more. A church revival begins with two services this week and an all day singing is planned for August 6 with Rev Tom in charge correcting previous start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Shaneyfelt
Lebanon
Lola
Myrtle Cushing
Pauline Segers
D. G. Luker
Six Mile
Odus Gill
East Pike
Bernice Hicks
Parkville
Lillie Mae
Louise McCutcheon
Hartselle
Ruby
Eula Covey
Z. M. Luker
Woodland Mills
Tom
Singers Attend Church Event In Oak Ridge
Large crowd fills the Oak Ridge church Sunday for a singing. Chas L Padgett Sparkman and Mr Lockwell from Decatur among visiting performers. Local families visit relatives, with Ed Stephenson and Ruby West noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Padgett
Sparkman
Mr. Lockwell
Decatur
J. F. Thompson
Basham
Olen Tapscott
Hartselle
Henry New
Ervin McLeroy
Ruby West
David Stephenson
Zanesville
Ohio
Ed Stephenson
Eee Jones
Deck Jones
Moss
Mrs. G. B. Legg
Home Town Iron Man Lands in Movies by Mistake
Iron Man Mac, sent as substitute to save the American flag, slips from Olympic duties after a mistaken swimming event. A Russian grand duke and a taxi ride frame a comic misadventure that lands him in film instead of the Olympics, with Otey Walker signing off as the hero of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Man
Otey
Los Angeles
Mac
America
Style Force
T'll
Iron Man Mac
Otey Walker
Landersville News Evening social and local notes
A report from Landersville covers an M E Church ice cream supper with Hatton string band, church visits by Misses Young McBride and Lattiam, guest visits from Mt Hope, repairs on Young Bros gin, a Reds vs Blues ball game won by the Blues, and locals Wes Montgomery and Thelma Wade among attendees. J E Murphree return from Tennessee visit.
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M. E
Hatton String Band
Lucile McBride
Laura Mae Young
Lucile
Sybil Lattiam
Mt. Hope
Hawkins
Atlanta
Young Bros. Gin
A. L. Martin
Rock Springs
Reds
Blues
Wes Montgomery
Thelma Wade
Mt. Home
Moulton
Landersville
J. E. Murphree
Tennessee
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Report
Today at Birmingham market hay prices for U 8. No. 1 and No. 2 alfalfa and timothy were listed with modest demand. Grain prices show mixed tones across corn oats and wheat, with some declines noted. Poultry egg and livestock quotes were steady, while fruit vegetables and cotton spot values moved modestly, highlighting a steady to softer trading day.
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Johnson
Timothy
College Grove meeting grows in interest
The Sunday gathering led by Brother Roy Raley of Russellville Rt 8 drew a growing crowd and will continue through next Sunday with public invited. Mrs Roy Raley and their young daughter were mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Raley
Russellville
Rt. 8
Little Daugh
Old Gold Proclaimed Superior by 75 Tests
An advertisement claims 75 scientific tests on four cigarette brands prove Old Gold has cooler smoke and purer natural tobacco. It argues science can assess tobacco quality and purity, asserting Old Gold as the top choice over rivals.
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Caddo News
Hulaco News
Cullman
John
Mrs. Emmet
Ottis Walker
Emmitt Balding
Homer Stewart
J. A. Crawford
R. H. Hamilton
Cecil Roberts
Thomas Oliver
J. T. Hummingham
Gordon Cleveland
O. T. Bolding
Pluma Heaton
Floyd Thrower
Guntersville
George Cleveland
Henry Hawk Made
Emmitt Bolding
R. L. Hamilton
Gum Pond
W. O.smith
Kresa Looney
Erlie Price
RT. 1 News
Marcus Terentious Varro
Somerville News
MT. Tabor News
OAK Ridge News
Marshal Otey Walker
Old Home Town
Clarion
Central Press
The
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Landersville News
Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries
Cottom
College Grove News
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