Classified Columns Highlight Local Socials And Visitors
Local society notes show visiting relatives and guests at homes across the area. Names include Mrs J W Bowling Mr and Mrs Austin Walls and a long list of accompanying relatives and friends.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
7
Local society notes show visiting relatives and guests at homes across the area. Names include Mrs J W Bowling Mr and Mrs Austin Walls and a long list of accompanying relatives and friends.
A batch of political notices from Decatur and Joppa announces candidates for Morgan County offices. John M. Maxwell seeks Tax Assessor, James A. Forman runs for Sheriff, A Means for Superintendent of Education, George L. Woodruff for Education, Pryor McRee for Tax Collector, Bud Davis and O. McWhorter endorse Sheriff and County Board of Revenue positions. All subject to the August 12 1930 Democratic primary.
Ed B. Allason of Tuscumbia Alabama announces the candidacy of GD B Almon for re election to Congress subject to the Democratic Primary on August 12 1730. He asks for voters support and notes the advertisement is paid by Ed B Allason.
Kermit Jackson returns home from Florida with aunt Mrs Barto Johnson. J C Preutt and sons Ernest and Basil visit. Adrian Law visiting uncle C Preutt in Oneonta. Wallace Fowler teaches at Walker. Kermit Johnson to Joppa to teach. Law family moves to Antioch for teaching post. Maude Preutt of Boaz visiting relatives. J Hudson Law starts singing school at Missionary Grove church. Turners visit McKenny family. others attend Mt Zion sing in Morgan county. Several visits to relatives in Tennessee and Florida returned. Revival at Congregational church to begin August third with Thrasher and Curl leading. Dennis Sims visits Frank Fuller. Elbert Standridge and Lewis stay with Well Bayne Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Teal of Athens visited Lr night with Mrs Berns Fuller spending a week with friends at Union Several from here attended church services at New Antioch Sunday Miss Esther Mae Fuller and Miss Annie Whitlow visited Decatur Saturday Mr and Mrs James A Stewart attended church at Union Hill Sunday Mr and Mrs Coleman Johnson also noted in the column
Misses Marie and Madge Smith of Cullman spend the week here with friends. Glenn Winn and family of Birmingham visit sister Mrs. Emmit Smith. Mrs. Vergie Gunn visits sister. G C Walker and family and Ottis Oliver spend Sunday in Huntsville. Clarence Hawk of Albertville visits father Henry Hawk. J R McAnear's family at Decatur on Saturday. Mrs. Hill McDaniel visits Mrs. Lou Oliver. Homer Stewart and Hugh Hipp visit Cullman. Hipp from Arab visits Emmitt Smith’s daughter. Mary Sue McKelvie, ill recently, is improving. Mrs. Taylor Shelton and grandson Jesse Shelton visit daughter Mrs. J R McAnear. Weaver and family of Cullman visit their father Bud Chambers.
Mrs. Lee Hornbuckle spent Monday with her mother Mrs. W. E. Garrison. Miss Kathryn Owen spent Tuesday night with her sister Mrs. W. F. King. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gibson of Union Grove Marshall county visited here Wednesday. Mrs. Lena McManners and daughters Zelma and Tilda of Lacey's area mentioned in the column.
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Mr and Mrs Vaulk Owens and children from Atlanta have returned home after a visit to Mr and Mrs Golf Owens. Mrs J R Armstrong shows improvement after illness. Lillie Kate Malone and her children from Tuscaloosa visit Mrs J M Huston. Alma LeMay and Betty Jean Thompson visit Scot McClanahan in Decatur. Otho Scruggs from South Alabama visits his daughters Elizabeth and Aileen here with Mrs Osie Roberson.
A voice describes Vesey Street under attack by racketeers led by a new gang called the jacketeers. Residents recall safer times, fear for children, and pressure to pay protection while leaders lose power. Buck vows to expose them as violence erupts at night.
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