Athens Society Notes On Bridge and Boosters Tour
Athens residents host and attend multiple bridge luncheons with high scores and prizes. The Athens Boosters embark on a four day Limestone Madison Morgan Lauderdale county tour through Alabama and Tennessee drawing large crowds and food spreads.
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Athens Boosters
Limestone County
Madison
Morgan
Lauderdale
Alabama
Giles
Lincoln
Tennessee
Limestone County Concert Band of
Twenty Pieces
Boosters
Weekend social notes from Hillsboro include many visitors
Hillsboro residents hosted weekend guests from Birmingham Wheeler Betts Place and nearby towns. Visitors included Prof E S Holliman from Loosier and families from Cullman Winchester Decatur Montgomery Grand Junction and Moulton. A watermelon feast and Muscle Shoals trip were part of social gatherings.
Community Guests and Church News in Local Notices
Guests of Mrs. J O Hardin and family were honored Friday. Mrs. W L Fretwell and children with Mrs. Paul Horton visited Moulton on Monday. Baptist S. S. is at 10 A M at the Baptist church, with M E Sunday School at 10 A M in the school auditorium and preaching at eleven by Rev L A Holmes of Courtland.
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J.O. Hardin
W. L. Fretwell
Paul Horton
Moulton
Church News Baptist S
Baptist Church
L. A. Holmes
Courtland
HARTSELLE Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winfrey of Birmingham visit Hartselle relatives. S A Blair and family plan a Fort Worth trip for two weeks. Mrs. Harwell Edwards of Decatur stays with the Edwards family. Jewell Crawford of Arab and Luella Crafton of Eufaula visit Opal Edwards. J H Eddieman and family spend Sunday in Cullman with Ruth Lipscomb. Tuscaloosa native Lipscomb visits. W S Poole family returns from a Tennessee trip. Ruby Samples visiting Decatur friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Winfrey
Birmingham
S. A. Blair
Fort Worth
Texas
Harwell Edwards
Decatur
S. A. Edwards
Jewell Crawford
Arab
Luella Crafton
Eufaula
Opal Edwards
J. H. Eddieman
Cullman
Ruth Lipscomb
Tuscaloosa
W. S. Poole
Tennessee
Ruby Samples
Local Social Notes from Antioch Area
Rev. Marton filled his appointment here Sunday. Frances Morrow and Ray Rice wed Thursday and will live with the groom’s parents. Numerous visits and travels among residents include Arlene Fowler Lois Taylor Inez Oden Nora Williams Joe Anna Neal and others sharing weekends and dinners with relatives and friends.
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Clay Turney
Mrs. Simpson
Mary Compton
Ruby Rise
Nora Williams
Lucy Stewart
Joe Anna Neal
Arlene Fowler
Lois Taylor
Flora
Lillie
Annie Chunn
Myrtis Butler
Cullman
Roland Neal
Mack Johnson
Shaneyfelt
Oden Ridge
Hartselle Route One Community Notes Weekend Visits
Addison reverend Ellis Pritchard visited Miss Mattie Aycock Saturday morning. Families and friends from Hart selle, Warrior, Birmingham, and nearby towns spent the weekend with relatives and attended local events and hospital visits.
Irene Guthrie Born to Guthrie Family in Elemont Route One
August 4 brought a daughter named Irene to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Guthrie. Nearby visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Tish Brooks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas and children from Huntsville, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Robinson. Church attendance at New Hope was large.
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Jay Guthrie
Irene
Tish Brooks
Jim Thomas
Huntsville
W. G. Robinson
New Hope
Sam Putman
R. P. Putman
Andy Curry
Joe Curry
Tom Curry
Wees
Lyrackson
Kirk Jackson
Carl Robinson
Pat
Sunda
Clem
Visit Notes From Athens To Zoe Bailey and Della Guthrie
Sallie Clem visited Miss Zoe Bailey in Athens Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lizzie Mae Robinson visited Mrs. Della Guthrie Monday after.
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Sallie Clem
Zoe Bailey
Athens
Lizzie Mae Robinson
Della Guthrie
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Mrs. Sue Austin of Decatur visits Mrs. R. M. Stroup while Dumas of Cole, Rhodes, and Earm Jones of Vinemont are guests with D. D. Lake. Paul Jackson is ill. Miss Margaret Long of Decatur stays with Mrs. Bill Pri vett. Riley Lake visits Cullman relatives. Nila and Eula Roper guest Miss J. T. Johnson. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Olan Sparkman. Mrs. Minnie Herbert guests of Mrs. Willie Wallace. Malaria fever illness to Mrs. Emmett Nethery. Floyd Looney visits her parents the Netherys. Bette Lee Rogers and Mable Chesteen return from Center Point. Kyle and Gilbert Johnson visit R. W. Jones in Basham. May Belle Pardon of Okla. visits G. W. Johnson. D. D. Lake guests with George at Rocky Ford. little girl ill with whooping cough. Guy Roper and Lee Singleton visit relatives in Mississippi. Jack Betterton and family in Indiana. Barney ill in government hospital, improving. Walter West and Monroe West weekend in Danville. Haywood Roberts and Dick Herbert fish on Flint Creek. Nettie Sewell visits Emmett. School progress under Misses Kate and Effie Curtis. Julian Butler returns to Woodville, Ala. J. S. Burgess and daughter Julia with Miss Julia Burton visit Ardmore. Funeral of George Jones at Cash Point attended. Mrs E. Yeager and daughter May attend meeting with locals.
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Sue Austin
Decatur
R. M. Stroup
Dumas
Cole
Louis Rhodes
Earm Jones
Vinemont
D. D. Lake
Paul Jackson
Margaret Long
Bill Privett
Riley Lake
Cullman
Nila
Eula Roper
Danville
J. T. Johnson
Olan Sparkman
D. D
Lake
Minnie Herbert
Willie Wallace
Moulton
Emmett Nethery
Floyd Looney
Bette Lee Rogers
Mable Chesteen
Center Point
Buck Chesteen
Kyle
Gilbert Johnson
R. W. Jones
Basham
May Belle Pardon
Okla
G. W. Johnson
Haywood Roberts
Dick Herbert
Flint Creek
Nettie Sewell
Kate
Effie Curtis
Rual Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Church
Mrs P N Bone and her son Sybie plus Perry Duffy visit Alabama City. Miss Avis Roberts stays with Miss Inez Breedlove. Lorene Crowe spends Sunday with the McGehee couple. Sutton visits kin near Somerville. Gurnie Roberts visits Bemicks. Mrs Houston Scott visits aunt Muriel Roberts. Derwood Sutton spends Sunday with his aunt. Singing at Jim Speakman home draws large crowd. Rev Culver to preach two sermons and lunch served August second Sunday. School progress with Irene Jones teaching. Mrs B F Godfrey visiting relatives in Arkansas. Emma Sue West and Louise Byford with Lillie Mae Milligan Sunday.
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P. N. Bone
Sybie
Perry Duffy
Alabama City
Avis Roberts
Inez Breedlove
Lorene Crowe
Hubert McGehee
B. P. Sutton
Melvin Clemons
Somerville
Gurnie Roberts
Cleo Bemick
Houston Scott
Muriel Roberts
Derwood Sutton
Jim Speakman
Culver
Rual Grove
Irene Jones
B. F. Godfrey
Arkansas
Emma Sue West
Louise Byford
Lillie Mae Milligan
Local Folks Visit and Dry Weather Affects Crops
Falkville Route 2 hosts and visits reported for J H Hardin W T Byars Vinemont Vergil Clark Leela Burney Daisy Jones J M Wilcutt H Holmes Earl Holmes Velma Goodwin Lavena Reynolds Madgie Parker How ard Shoemaker J D Jenkins Decatur. Crops in this section suffer due to dry weather.
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J. H. Hardin
W. T. Byars
E. Hardin
Near Vinemont
Vergil Clark
Leela
J. L. Burney
Daisy Jones
J. M. Wilcutt
H. J. Holmes
Dalton
Delton
Earl Holmes
Gertrude
Lavinia
Dorothy Jenkins
Near West Center
Velma Goodwin
Near Panama
Lavena Reynolds
Howard Shoemaker
Madgie Parker
Near Evergreen
Ollie Alvis
H Woods
Ohio
J. D. Jenkins
Decatur
Baptist Revival and visiting locals in Ardmore period
Dr. Thomas Wyatt of Birmingham conducts a Baptist revival meeting in Ardmore. Mr Greenhaw of Athens leads the song service while Annice White and Robbie Downing drive to Decatur Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilburn Currin of Louisville visit relatives Aoy Roper and son. W ree recently motor to Birmingham. Miss Audry Dilap of Birmingham visits friends and relatives here. Miss Wilson teaches.
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Thomas Wyatt
Birmingham
Greenhaw
Athens
Annice White
Robbie Downing
Decatur
Wilburn Currin
Louisville
Aoy Roper and Son
W. Ree
Audry Dilap
Miss Wilson
Community Notes From Somerville Hiatus and Visits
Miss Kate Winton leaves Sunday for Warrior to visit Mrs. Olen Florence and friends. Leah and Lillian Sample arrive from Birmingham for vacation with their father R H Sample and Mrs. Mary Cunningham, both Alabama Power Company stenographers. Mr. and Mrs. R L McCaulie of Hartselle stay with sister N E Winton. Ona Peck of Huntsville visits her mother Mrs Mary Peck. Ola Sample of Washington DC comes for vacation with father R H Sample. Mrs Ada Herron leaves for Decatur to visit niece Mrs R A Nunn. C L Peck of Decatur visits his brother Dr Peck. John Smith and children visit Emmett Smith at Ryans Cross Roads. Hugh Miller and son visit their parents. Miller works for Goodyear Rubber Co. Novel Miller leaves to teach six weeks in an adult school in Lawrence County. P T A meets to discuss plans for the school term. Otto Gilchrist sick but out Tuesday. Mrs Kittie Johnston spends Wednesday in Decatur with daughter Felton Lyle.
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Kate Winton
Warrior
Olen Florence
Leah
Lillian Sample
Birmingham
R H. Sample
Mary Cunningham
Alabama Power Company
R. L. McCaulie
Hartselle
N. E. Winton
Ona Peck
Huntsville
Mary Peck
Ola Sample
Washington, D. C
R. H. Sample
Ada Herron
Decatur
R. A. Nunn
C. L. Peck
Dr. Peck
John Smith
Wilda
Dwight
Emmett Smith
Ryans Cross Roads
Hugh Miller
Jim Tanner
Miller
The
Goodyear Rubber Co
Local social notes from Ryan area events
Rev Maples spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs W J Briscoe. Mrs Mary Ralph and children of Florette visit her parents Mr and Mrs W D Griffin. Mrs Randolph Ryan and Mrs Cudlip drove to Hartselle on business. Prof and Mrs Woodruff weekend with relatives in Decatur. J C and H A Bagwell attended Rock Creek services. Mrs H Jackson and Merideth of near Decatur visited Ryan. J T Patrick and Calvin of Hanceville visited relatives Friday. Mrs Carlton and children of South Alabama arrived Monday to visit her sister Mrs J A Miss Ella Ward spends the week with friends in Decatur.
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Ellis Pritchard
Addison
Mattie Aycock
Dan Anders
Pattie Gorden
Jasper
J. W. Hardwick
Hartselle
Sallie Teague
Beck Teague
Hopewell
J. E. Underwood
Warrior
Lillie Mae
Grace Aycock
Birmingham
Frank Nelson
Maples
W. J. Briscoe
Mary Ralph
Florette
W. D. Griffin
Randolph Ryan
Cudlip
Woodruff
Decatur
J.C
H. A. Bagwell
Rock Creek
Willingham News Community Notes Weekender Trips
Mr. and Mrs Ray and England returned from Lawrence county after a two day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Riley Simmons. Miss Mildred Ragan spent the weekend with her aunt. Mrs Howard Sims is much improved after an illness. Mr and Mrs Manuel Smith visiting her mother Mrs E England this week. Miss Pearl Posey visiting her sister Mrs England for two weeks. Many residents attend the revival at Missionary Grove.
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Flora Earwood and Miss Marie Tanner of Moulton Heights exchanged day visits with various locals while Miss Evie Rhoads stayed with Miss Annie Rhoads over the weekend. Marie Tanner and Flora Earwood hosted guests at Worly Tanner’s, and Ellis Brindley from Decatur visited Claud Earwood Sunday night. A Belview meeting drew attendees as Pleasant Hill prepares for a gathering on August 11 open to the public.
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Flora Earwood
Marie Tanner
Moulton Heights
Evie Rhoads
Annie Rhoads
B. M. Earwood
Eva
Ellis Brindley
Decatur
Claud Earwood
Copeland News Dr Hart Sermons Inspire Community
Dr Hart of Decatur concluded a series of sermons at Copeland on Sunday night. His messages were uplifting and his social contact with residents was valued throughout the week. Egbert Stovall returns from a year in Pennsylvania to spend vacation with his mother Mrs Myrtle Stovall and family.
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Hart
Decatur
Copeland
Egbert Stovall
Pennsylvania
Myrtle Stovall
Sanderson and Field
Harvest
Robert Richardson
Emma Turner
Ange Turner, Jr
Ray Loggins
Sarah Staton
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