Personal notices of travelers and visitors in Huntsville
Local column lists Mr. and Mrs. E L Morrow and Ruth Lee bound for Marianna Arkansas after two weeks with relatives. Visiting and returning relatives noted from Tennessee Georgia and Alabama including Penick LeMay Barckin and Penick ill reports. Reverend Tucker from Tampa staying on Monte Sano plans short visit before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Tampa, Fla
Monte Sano
Huntsville
Rev
Names in Brief Social Page Mention Vanderer Malone Hartlin
Woodrow Vanderer, Miss Katherine Malone, Robert Hartlin and Marvin Cameron are listed in a social column likely noting attendees or honorees. The snippet shows four individuals connected to a local event or gathering, with no additional context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Vanderer
Katherine Malone
Robert Hartlin
Marvin Cameron
Fall Garden Effort In Lawrence County
1200 letters mailed to Lawrence county farm people by county agent J. E. Carter to encourage fall garden work and share best methods. Auburn food preservation bulletins distributed to farm women in county without a home demonstration agent as farmers rush to store food for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
J. E. Carter
Auburn
Second Crop Yield From Alfalfa Demonstration Farm
A demonstration farm in Athens Limestone county harvested a second alfalfa crop this year yielding three quarters of a ton per acre. County agent J T Belue, manager of the farm, said the demonstration has increased local farmer interest in alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
J. T. Belue
Harman Defends Education Unit in Alabama Report
Dr. A F Harman state superintendent defends the education department, outlining its duties to enforce school laws, maintain administrative machinery, keep accounts for legal disbursement of funds, aid local authorities, and act as an information clearinghouse. He notes confusion between certified and qualified teachers and cites surplus certified teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
A. F. Harman
State Board of Education
Education Department
Brookings Institution
Harman
Alabama
Monroe Farmers Back Legumes Plan for Winter Seed
Monroe County farmers aim to plant 75000 pounds of winter legume seed this Fall. County Agent A V Culpepper leads the movement with backing from bankers and business men. Austrian peas will be planted to improve soil and feed crops, while cotton and corn thrive after previous legume plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Ala
Monroe County
A. V. Culpepper
Falkville Revival Services Start Sunday At Local Church
Falkville Baptist Church opens a series of revival meetings next Sunday August 14 led by Rev. M. B. Smith with music by Pastor Frank T. Smith. Services occur twice daily featuring the Brown quartet of Falkville and the Wallace quartet of Decatur. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville Baptist Church
M. B. Smith
Frank T. Smith
Brown Quartet
Falkville
Wallace Quartet
Decatur
Regular Services At Central Church
Central Baptist church will hold morning and evening worship Sunday with an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Central Baptist Church
Limestone Local Measures Not In the Session
State Senator Harry Walker said no Limestone County local measures are pending for the upcoming call session. He spoke in Decatur on the matter and noted he is not aware of any outstanding local legislation from Limestone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone
Harry Walker
Walker
Decatur
Limestone County
Morgan County Education Board in Daylong Meeting
The Morgan county board of education sits at the Superintendent George T. Woodruff office. The session began at ten o'clock this morning and is expected to continue through the day. Board members J. H. Crow, Dr. Frank Emens, Henry T. Lile, W. T. Crawford, and H. F. Heflin are in attendance.
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Morgan County Board of Education
George T. Woodruff
J. H. Crow
Frank Emens
Henry T. Lile
W. T. Crawford
H. F. Heflin
Return to Kentucky Make Their Home Mullins Move to Cynthiana
Mr and Mrs Hal Mullin longtime Decatur residents plan to move probably Monday to Cynthiana Kentucky where they intend to make their future home They leave many friends in Decatur who regret their departure The Mullin home on Eighth avenue east is being occupied by the W J Bronaugh family
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Shelton-Morgan
Leola Shelton
Edgar Morgan
Stallings
Trinity
Decatur
Five String Quintet
Hal Mullin
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Mullin
Eighth Avenue
East
W. J. Bronaugh
Opening Exercises Held August Second
The event will open on August 2 with an extended cordial invitation to be present at the opening exercises at 10 o clock A M.
Republican Chief Changes Stand On Dry Law Reform
Hoover’s push for revising national prohibition sparked criticism from Mrs. Ella Boole of the Women's Christian Temperance Union who called it foreshadowing a destructive change. She warned statesmanship could not yield a half wet half dry nation and urged opposition by the dry forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hoover
Ella Boole
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
King Philip Dies As King Philip War Ends in 1676
On this day in 1676 King Philip died near Mount Hope Rhode Island ending the war that bears his name. The event marks the close of a long colonial conflict affecting Indigenous nations and English settlers in the region.
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Philip
Mount Hops
R. I
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J. R. Daniell
Woodall's
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Atlanta, Ga
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Trinity Mountain
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Maryville
Tenn
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Atlanta
J. E. Honey
Eighth Avenue West
Harvey Trout
Points
Tennessee
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Chattanooga, Tenn
8. J. Balnton
Rosa Cartwright
Greenville, D. C
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Louise A. Neill
Duane M. Carrin
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Washington, D. C
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Miss Collier
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R. C. Sims
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Richard Barckin
Town Creek
H. T. Penick
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Eighth Avenuue West
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Elkmont Springs, Tenn
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Nashville, Tenn
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Willoughby Presbyterian Church
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West Palm Beard, Fila
J. T. Jones
Nashville
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Tuscaloosa
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Sport Oxfords
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Mioore & Stevens Central Shoe Store
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Lawrence County High
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New York
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Decatur Ice Cream & Creamery Co
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