Revival and community notes from Just Around Home
Five Tennessee Valley counties report revival at Metho d church with two daily services led by Rev. Isaac Roberts and Rev. Hudson. Attendees include visitors from Birmingham and Texas. A Neel area picnic on Saturday August 6 funds ball team equipment with four games scheduled. Aunt Martha Maddox dies at 86 after years of service to the community and church, survived by a sister and many relatives.
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Isaac Roberts
Hudson
Mer
J. D. Ratliff
Birmingham
D. D. Lake
Johnnie Hamlin
Ann Grace
Buddy
Texas
Neel
Austinville
Mt. Zion
Martha Maddox
E. H. Howell
Martha
Aunt Martha
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Manda Oden
Large attendance at Harmony as Mrs. Manda Oden is laid to rest. Report notes community support and local ties with Harmony church.
Life of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Part I
Mrs Roosevelt continues tireless work from Hyde Park N Y managing an early American furniture shop. She left her teaching post in New York and travels from Albany three days weekly. She edits a baby magazine and aids in her husband’s campaign.
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Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt Part I
Frank Reeser
Nora
Franklin Roosevelt
Navy
New York
Local Social Notes From Weekend Visits and Picnic
Mr and Mrs Will Mason attended the Blue Springs picnic on Saturday. Mrs Florence Tanner and two daughters Elna and Eloise visited Mrs Mattie Woodall Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lester Taylors young daughter has been ill this past week. Mrs Malinda Lewis visited sister Mrs Martha Ann Holmes at Eva Friday. Mrs Jane McKee and Miss Sarah McKee spent a few days with Mrs Florence Tanner and family. Mrs Pearl Mathews visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Susie Lewis. Mrs Susie Lewis and children were Monday guests of Mrs Plorence Tanner.
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Will Mason
Blue Springs
Florence Tanner
Elna
Eloise
Mattie Woodall
Lester Taylor
Malinda Lewis
Martha Ann Holmes
Eva
Jane McKee
Sarah McKee
Pearl Mathews
Susie Lewis
Plorence Tanner
Tor
Anne Weatherwax
Grace
Reba Littrell
Decatur
Lillie Mae
Murl Byars
F. E. Farley
Emily Lile
Fanner
O. E. Kirby
Mary Cunningham
Jean
Margaret Sample
Hartselle
A. J. Crossthwaite
L. F. Howell
Madelyn Heflin
Mary Clyde Garner
Albertville
Birmingham
Ethel Weldon
Montgomery
QO. E. Kirby
Gladys Buttrey
Bell Green
Lottie Quin
Hudson Sandlin
Kathleen Vandiver
Willie Wallace
Benton Lee
Clyde Horton
Florence
Ola Kempe
Williams relatives visit linked to local chapel meeting
Robert Williams spent last week with relatives at Jonfes Chapel. Several from here are attending the meeting at Union Hill. Miss Morell Woodard spent last week in Cullman with relatives. Miss Ester Woodard of Cullman vacationed here with family. Mrs Eula Woodard and Miss Jewell Vann with Miss Verna Hawkins attended the Woodmen Circle Convention at Hartselle last Thursday.
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Robert Williams
Jonfes Chapel
Union Hill
Morell Woodard
Cullman
Ester Woodard
Eula Woodard
Jewell Vann
Verna Hawkins
Woodmen Circle
Hartselle
Local Family News and Upcoming Revival Services
A collage of social visits in Moulton and nearby towns includes Mr and Mrs Prince with sisters Leah Cora Jane and Martha Rob ert Wilson, and Mr and Mrs Zeb Williams visiting Berlin relatives. Revivals unfold at Methodist church and Etna Baptist church next week, inviting all. many residents attend events and visit kin in Decatur, Birmingham, Albertville, and Florence.
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Prince
Leah
Cora
Jane
Martha Robert Wilson
Zeb Williams
James
Berlin
W. F. Hawkins
Verna Hawkins
John Sexton
Cullman
Lévi Merrell
W. FP
Hawkins
Georgia
Etna
Union Grove social notes from Lacey's Spring area
In Union Grove Lacey's Spring Route 1 Paul Henderson and sister Anna Lee of Birmingham visit their aunt Alma Lee Moore. Ethel Anice Hughes of Decatur visits Miss Inna Edwards. Pauline and Christa Lee Ingliss of Belle Mina visit Estelle Lipscomb. A Vaughn place river party enjoyed by Hilda and Lucille Barksdale Loretta Ima Edwards Ethel Anice Hughes Vera Hornbuckle Inez Edwards and men William Arthur Robert Vaughn Bruce JL H and Robert Underwood. Piepie lunch at Davidson spring includes Fannie Barksdale Charlie Hornbuckle and J Edwards spouses. Betty Jo Edwards visited.
Sunday Baseball For Cullman Looms
The Cullman club of the Bline league may inaugurate Sunday base ball within the next few weeks. It plans to complete the schedule by playing rain out games on Sunday afternoons.
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Cullman Club
Mrs William Watson Improves at Jackson Street Home
IS IMPROVING Mrs. William Watson who continues ill at her home on Jackson street is somewhat improved and able to sit up.
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William Watson
Jackson Street
Visiting Today Delights For Florida Guests
Mr and Mrs Hale of Florida visit Miss Helen Hayes in Belle Mina.
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Mrs. Hale
Florida
Helen Hayes
Belle Mina
Vertumnus and Pomona Marriage Context in Roman Myth
In Roman myth Vertumnus is described as the husband of Pomona the goddess of fruit trees. The pair represent agricultural abundance and seasonal change in classical storytelling.
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Vertumnus
Pomona
Athens social notes highlight bridge prizes and guests
Misses Sue and Nita Lanier of Nashville hosted an al fresco two course party with high score in bridge won by Miss Mary Lillian Feigley and consolation to Miss Ruth Crutcher. Numerous gatherings followed including a progressive four course dinner at multiple residents and a Wednesday Nite Club event. Several Athens residents and former locals were mentioned with visitors and trips to Huntsville Miami New York City and Cuba.
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Sue
Nita Lanier
Nashville
Frances
Martha Hightower
Mary Lillian Feigley
Ruth Crutcher
Dorothy Grishlowed
Louise Sarver
Gloria Tea Room
J. G. Rankin
L. W. Donnell
H. N. Binford
J. W. Frost
Rosa Clay
Kirk Henry
R. B. Patton
Carl Martin
P. W. Hendricks, Jr
Contract Club
Juliet Duncan
Helen Henry
F. H
Edward Goodrich
Alma Crowson
Miami
Florida
F. G. Hertzler
Huntsville
Lynn Kennemer
New York City
O. J. Wade
Anniston
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Today
Market report from Birmingham lists receipts across produce, grain, livestock, and cotton products. Hay and grain prices are given with new crop and standard grades, while poultry and egg prices are posted by producers and jobbers. Several item prices are noted with small market shifts and general activity described as steady or light demand.
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Birmingham Johnson
U. S
U. 8
Largest national cemetery in the United States
Arlington National Cemetery, located across the Potomac from Washington, is the largest national cemetery in the United States. The name derives from the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus built for Mausolus, and the term coomb refers to an old British four bushel corn measure.
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United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Washington
Halicarnassus
Mausolus
Caria
Artemesia
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Harmony
Catyton Mason
Vehildren
Center Grove
Inn
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Mrs. Roosevelt
EVA News
Moulton News
J. ©. Edwards
Loretta Edwards
Alma Lee Moore
Union Hill Church
Bush Arbor
New Canaan
J. E. Smith
J. C. Edwards
Vera Hill
Hilda
Lucille Barksdale
Anna Lee Hornbuckle
Leo Tyler
Ruby Helms
Ralph King
Lawrence Saylor
Ty Ag
Alan Peg Jimmy Weaver
Pete West
Will Moore
Fue Boy
The
Happy Feed Store
Benson Bryant
J. M. Clark
Union Grove
Athens News
Katherine Martin
Luther
E. B. Almon
Athens
R. H. Walker
Lee Highway
W. J. Donald
Cuba
South Alabama
Coleman Locke
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Charles Richardson
Louisville
R. H. Richardson, Sr
Tree Lea
Atete
Sanganent
PEE Sing Organization
Cts
Plee-Zing
Rae
Sta
Pointer-Harlow Grocery Company
Pleezing Products
Guy de Maupassant
Washington Monument
Hargrove & Murdock
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