Jolly Family Reunion and Society Notes Fill Weekend
Mrs. W. M. Jolly hosted a weekend family reunion with seven children and many grandchildren. Out of town relatives joined the group for a Beaver Lake picnic and a day of visiting, with several names listed as attendees. The social column also covers teas, lawn parties, watermelon socials, and multiple visits by guests from Florence, Memphis, Little Rock, Birmingham, and beyond.
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Charles
Memphis
Herbert Yarbrough
E. L. Jolly
John Ninger
Charles Howell
Elizabeth Jolly
Maud Gamble
Personal notices from travels and hospital previews
Mrs Neal Speake moved home from Benevolent Hospital after medical treatment. Mrs C H Eyster visited Birmingham last weekend. Miss Porter returned home to Tuscumbia after visiting sister Mrs E D Bailey Jr. Tennis Ellis returned to Manchester Tenn after visiting relatives here. Mrs Royce Powell and son returned to Miami Fla after visiting relatives in Tennessee with Mrs Vaughn and Hagan Powell of Pulaski Tenn. Mr and Mrs A L Frazier and Dorothy left for cage Illinois for the World’s Fair. Miss Hilda Carpenter visited Birmingham friends over Friday. Miss Eleanor Green is improving at Benevolent Hospital after an operation Tuesday.
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Tennis Ellis
Manchester
Tenn
Royce Powell
Tennessee
Miami
Fla
Vaughn and
Hagan Powell
Pulaski, Tenn
Eleanor Green
Benevolent Hospital
First Open Boll Recorded Near Cotton Oil Plant
The first open boll of the new cotton season was found today by T. M. Harvey, manager of the Southern Cotton Oil Company, in a field on the hill north of the company's plant.
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T. M. Harvey
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Ginning Prices Protested in Alabama
Montgomery August 7 Seth Storrs commissioner of agriculture wired General Hugh Johnson recovery administrator calling for vigorous action against Alabama cotton ginners for charging eight dollars per bale to gin cotton. He plans to confer with Federal Judge Kennamer and notes five dollars was the previous high price when cotton was 40 cents a pound.
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Montgomery
Ala
Seth Storrs
Hugh Johnson
Alabama
Storrs
Kennamer
Johnson
Wallace
Milton Andrews Returns to Desk After Severe Cold
Milton Andrews, freight agent for L and N, resumes duties at his desk today after a period at home due to a severe cold.
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Milton Andrews
Five in court for drunkenness face fine at police court
Five offenders appeared at police court this morning, four white and one Black, all fined on charges of drunkenness.
Make This Model at Home Dress Pattern Feature
A home dress pattern showcases a versatile frock with raglan sleeves and smart revers. Pattern 2566 offers sizes 16 through 44 with yardage details and included step-by-step instructions. The Anne Adams Pattern Book Summer Edition offers summer dresses, jumpers, and sweaters. price 15 cents for catalog, 25 cents for catalog and pattern.
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Anne Adams
Evangelist James L. Stahl Opens Week‑Long Campaign
Pennsylvania evangelist James L. Stahl begins a one week campaign at the Gospel Tabernacle on Sixth Avenue. Tonight's topic is Glorying in the Cross. Stahl recently completed a three week revival in Ensley with several conversions and broad interest. He is also a noted musician performing daily specials.
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James L. Stahl
Pennsylvania
Gospel Tabernacle
Sixth Avenue
Stahle
Ensley
Canning Center at Liberty Goes Strong
The Liberty community canning center in Tuscaloosa County operates three 8 hour shifts around the clock. Since June 16 more than 20 000 cans have been produced at centers in the county using Reconstruction Finance Corporation workers.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Liberty
Tuscaloosa County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Phoney Money Seen at Capital
Merchants in Montgomery Alabama inspect both sides of five ten and twenty dollar bills before making change. Two movie theatres encountered phony fives that passed at the ticket window until investigators found two halves from a one dollar and a five dollar note pasted together to form two fake fives.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tennessee River Drops to 4.6 Feet Today
The Tennessee river level eased as gauges showed a reading of 4.6 feet, indicating a continuing drop in water height. Local observers note the river remains within normal bounds for the season.
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Tennessee
Courtesy Extended To Elkmont Citizen
Judge Malone continued his speech after Elkmont's 94 year old citizen W G Vaughan arrived. Vaughan, Elkmont's oldest resident, was summoned to the scene before the address began.
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Cama
B. L. Bain
Edward B Almon
W. G. Vaughan
Vaughan
Malone
No Statement From Alabama on Scottsboro Talks
Athens Alabama August 6 Special Thomas E Knight Jr attorney general of Alabama met Judge James E Horton in Athens about the Scottsboro cases but no statement came from either side. Horton said cases would not be retried until regular October court unless a special session is set after talks. he will preside in other counties in August but could handle a September session.
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Athens
Ala
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Alabama
Montgomery
James E. Horton
Scottsboro
Horton
Mrs Frank Roberts Visits Cleveland Tenn with Parents
Mrs Frank Roberts is in Cleveland Tennessee this week as a guest of her parents, accompanied by her children.
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Frank Roberts
Cleveland
Tenn
Trinity Farmer J Whitlow Visits Decatur This Saturday
J Whitlow a noted farmer from Trinity Route 1 was among visitors in Decatur on Saturday observing local scenes and meeting residents.
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J. Whitlow
Trinity
Route 1
Decatur
Hartsville man visits for business on Saturday
J. M. Hodges of Route 3 Hartsville traveled to town on business Saturday.
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J. M. Hodges
Hartselle
No Rainfall Recorded Through Morning Update
There was no rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 7 o'clock this morning.
Illness Strikes Valder Mose Resident Margie Sanders
Little Margie Sanders of Valder Mose remains very ill with typhoid fever, the report notes her ongoing attack and care.
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Margie Sanders
Valdermose
Allgood Takes Week Vacation From County Education Office
Carl Allgood, an attache in the county superintendent of education's office, left Sunday for a weeklong vacation in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.
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Allgood
Carl Allgood
County Superintendent of Education
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Local Photographer W A Sullivan Attends Birmingham Conference
W A Sullivan, a well known Birmingham photographer, traveled to the city Sunday to take part in a conference of photographers and discuss industry topics.
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W. A. Sullivan
Birmingham
Evangelist Rev M W Stedham Leads Ten Day Revival
Large crowds attend the ten day revival at Moulton Heights Baptist Church with Rev M W Stedham of Valley Head preaching. Services are at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. A capacity congregation attended last night and tonight he will speak on Beginning Life Your Shoes Off. The public is invited to all services.
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Moulton Heights Baptist Church
M. W. Stedham
Valley Head
Ford V-8 economy run earns AAA certificate in Washington DC
A Ford V-8 achieved a 5,022 mile economy run from Washington DC along Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway with an official AAA Contest Board certificate. The record notes 22.532 miles per gallon, 222.89 gallons used at that rate, and no major mechanical issues or extra oil or water needed during the run.
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Mt. Vernon Boulevard
Contest
American Automobile Association
Chester S. Ricker
AAA Contest Board
Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway
Contest Board
E. V. Ricken
Backer
Ford
Ie Sonnel
United States
R. R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Washington Streets
Capitol
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Potomac River
Vernon Highway
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