Revival meetings and social visits fill weekend in Moulton area
A crowded Saturday night gathering at Mr Os home was followed by preaching by a brother and Mrs Leonard Peters hosting Coy and family. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harvey Rose and others at the new school event where Moulton beat New Moulton. Several households hosted visitors across Sunday with Modeen Gray Geneva Peters and Veto Wallace among those seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Peters
Thomas Lively
Eine
New School
Moulton
New
Harvey Rose
Modeen Gray
Geneva Peters
Veto Wallace
Vonnie Hill
Coy Gray
Elouise
Montine Ferguwnt
Agnes Geneva Roberts
James Wasbourn
Elmer Standridge
Lucile Morgan
Miss Katie Gilchrist Hosts Bridge Club in Courland
Courland notes report Miss Katie Frank Gilchrist hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering at her home with guests Mrs W H Marsh Mrs J A Gilchrist and Miss Annie Campbell. Anne Lane Martin won the club prize. Guests and travelers from area towns are listed with several trips noted to Florida Auburn Red Boiling Springs Sheffield Birmingham Huntsville Albany Pontiac Pin Hook Moulton and Moulton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Frank Gilchrist
Bridge Club
W. H. Marsh
J. A. Gilchrist
Anniie Campbell
Anne Lane Martin
Phillipa
Edith Gilchrist
Hood Harris
Daniel Gilchrist
Florida
D. L. Martin
Auburn
B. H. Collins
R. P. Vaughan
J. B. Nichols
W. L. Hokett
Red Boiling Springs
Mr. Hokett
Ralph Agee
Clarence Crowe
Annie Brown
Harriet Godfrey
Sheffield
A. F. Rebman, Jr
James McGarry
Lorene
Iane McKnight
Fred Rebman III
Birmingham
M. L. Tedder
Huntsville
Annie Lou McQuire
Albany
Jas. A. Gilchrist
Laura Schroeder
Pontiac
Michigan
Alma Fricke
Hartselle
Howard Gibson
Auction sale for Sadlin Realty collapses after ad error
Fayetville North Carolina August 9 The B P Sadlin Realty Company ruined its auction sale by advertising in the Fay etteville Observer. Prospective buyers rushed to the revival. The Sadlin offices purchased all the lots privately and the auction was called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, N. C
B. P. Sadlin Realty Company
Fayetteville
Sadlin
Sunday Lesson on Psalm 19 in The International Uniform Lesson
Sunday School commentary reviews Psalm 19 as a meditation on God's creation and law. It highlights the heavens declaring God’s glory, the sun’s path, and the moral guidance of the Lord’s law, urging heartfelt prayer for cleansing from hidden faults and strength to live righteously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Campbell
David
Arctic
Antarctic
Africa
Earth
Figure Building Exercises By HELEN FOLLETT
Many candidates for beauty honors feel out of the running due to a flat chest and undeveloped bust. Nature designs varying feminine shapes, and while small breasts are hard to alter, toning fibers can help. Night routines include warm baths, cocoabutter massage, and chest exercises. mornings require cold sponges and deep breathing. Teeth care is urged after meals to preserve enamel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
TVA chief predicts Tennessee Valley as Ruhr of America
TVA Director David E. Lilienthal toured the TVA region inspecting defense industries and projects in the valley. He told Jackson business leaders that exciting days lie ahead for the national defense program and urged closer cooperation between business and TVA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
TVA
David E. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley
Ruhr
America
Lilienthal
Jackson
Legion department executive committee to meet in Montgomery
The new executive committee of the Alabama Department American Legion will convene in Montgomery. Department commander George L. Cleere announced the meeting for Sunday, August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Department
American Legion
George L. Cleere
Five year old girl struck and killed in Birmingham
Five year old Ima Jean Wilson of Gardendale ran into a candy store and was struck and killed by a motor vehicle in Birmingham last night. Coroner Gip M Evans provided the initial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ima Jean Wilson
Gardendale
Gip M. Evans
Morgan County Wal Hermoso News Briefs
Several from here attended Decatur boat races Sunday. Miss Lottie Black of Huntsville visited relatives and friends, including Mrs Izora Bonds. Visitors to Piney Grove and Corinth included Mrs Haugh Williams and Ernet Greer family. Various locals hosted guests and attended church last week. a Sunday afternoon and evening service is announced with all invited.
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J. & Plemons
Decatur
Skippy
Billy Byford Wer
J.O. Junior
Richard McGhee
Pearl McGhee
G. W. Bennick
Martha Sue Belcher
Marvin Lee
Aubrey Driver
Howard Vernor
Hilda Sanders
Bill Waddell
Woodrow Speakman
Hartselle
Billy Martin
Fayetteville
Tenn
Marvaline Lee
Margaret McGhee
W. F. Cryer
Edna Faye Bennich
Nell Bal- Tew
Hubert McGhee
Flint
Ethel Lee
Lottie Black
Huntsville
Park Wharton
Mr. Wharton
Mary Davis Russell
Bill and
Tommie Jack Russell
Tom Russell
Lacey
Leon Chunn
Floyd Key
Falkville
Owen Atkinson
Day
Woodland
Dewey Day
Ruth McAnally
Hilda
Elliot
Lara Lee Johnson
Want Ads Update Reflects Daily Changes
Classifieds in the daily paper highlight evolving job postings, housing options, and miscellaneous items for sale. Readers are advised to check regularly for new listings and price adjustments.
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Willie Pearl Thompson
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Earline Waddell
Nancy Blackwood
Kyle McGhee
Priceville
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Margaret Harvel
Buddy Peoples
Tennis Waugh
Billy Skippy
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Bill Speakman
J. O. Burleson
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Karl Long
Bill Prince
C. L. Cryer
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Mary Sue Prince
Walter Cryer
Julia Bean
Earnest Byford
Helen Follett
Monarch
Swift
Ame
OLEO
Maxwell House Coffee
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Morgan County
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Hermoso
Allen
Morre
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Tennessee
King Perdue
White Thompson
Carl
Murdock
Thrifty Food Store
Pat
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Armour
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