People of Your Acquaintances Visit Moulton Area
Notables and locals frequent Moulton on Friday and nearby towns. Sam Terry and family from Hillsboro, Lyndon Houston of Town Creek, Dee Wasson of Danville, and others appear for social and business visits. Circuit court attorneys and officials from Decatur Birmingham Russellville Florence attend proceedings with Alabama Power Co. representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahere
D. ©. Almon
Clifton Almon
Chas
H. Eyster
A. J. Harris
Lynne
Melvin Hutson
W. H. Long
G. O. Chenault
Decatur
Will Chenault
Russellville
John Sample
Hartselle
Stewart
Birmingham
Savage
Alabama Power Co
Taylor
Florence
Community Notes From Gandy's Cove and Decatur
Mrs Alfred Love and daughter of Falkville visited T P Thompson and family. Farm bureau meeting attendees at Decatur included L A Douglas Mrs Elbert Weaver Miss McGlathery BE Brown and C B Neill. Visitors Mrs W S Dunlap and children and Mrs J T Holmes. Ella Mac Neill spent Sunday in Florence. Elbert Weaver and son Howard in Allenville Ta. Gladstone Tidwell of Decatur visiting his father J C Tidwell. Mr and Mrs H F Holmes went to Decatur. Demonstration club met with Mrs Albert Weaver. she spoke of her Auburn trip. Ada Jenkins of Falkville visited sister Mrs G W Harding. Romer Hall and Miss Lottie.
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Farm Bureau
Decatur
L. A. Douglas
Elbert Weaver
McGlathery
BE. J. Brown
C. B. Neill
Albert Weaver
Belle Mina-Mooresville News Social Roundup
Miss Katherine Ivy and Dorothy Hiden attended a bridge party in Athens Friday hosted by Miss Lucy Heyward Binford. Mrs Maude Anderson of Chattan guests of sister Mrs B A Bibb. Mr and Mrs B A Bibb and Mrs Maude Anderson visited Decatur Friday. Farm Bureau meeting drew Bibb Witt and others in Decatur. Nettie Lou Witt visited Decatur Friday. Jim and Marvin Witt returned to Oklahoma after visiting their brother John R. Witt. Revs W D Boling Warwick Brandon and Mrs B D Lindsay visited Decatur Friday. W Dukes spending weekend here with family. O C Ratliff and Misses Virginia and Katherine Massey enjoy a motor trip to Mississippi and Florida.
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Katherine Ivy
Dorothy Hiden
Athens
Misa Lucy Heyward Binford
Jak Messrs
B. N
Bibb, Peebles
Gilbert White
John RR. Witt
Decatur
The
Farm Bureau
Messrs
Jim
Marvin Witt
John R. Witt
Oklahoma
O. C. Ratliff
Virginia
Katherine Massey
Mississippi
Florida
Somerville Local Sports Attended by Residents
The Somerville Trinity ball game drew local attendees Misses Bianche Eva Kate Winton Enid Mitchell and Messrs Otto Gilchrist C P Johnston on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Mollie Brindley returned home from a visit in Hartselle and Mrs A D Sample with children Jean and Margaret Ola are visiting relatives in Michigan.
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Trinity
Misses Bianche
Eva
Kate Winton
Enid Mitchell
Messrs
Otto Gilchrist
C. P. Johnston
Mollie Brindley
Hartselle
W. T. Wade
Mrs. A. D. Sample
Jean and
Margaret Ola
Michigan
Peanee and Auto Collision and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs P L Guyer and several neighbors from Decatur and Hartsel Ala involved in a collision. Mr Keenum died at his daughter's home and burial planned in Wiggins Ala Stevenson in charge. Mrs Mamie Riley visiting brothers Guy and Carl Walker. Mrs Kittie Johnston visited daughter Felton Lyle of Decatur. R G McCarley fell from a house and sustained tooth loss and facial bruises. Mrs Felton Lyle and children.
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Mr. Keenum
Mrs
Mamie Riley
Brothers
Messrs
Guy and
Carl Walker
R. G. McCarley
Phone Census Shows U. S Now Has 18 Million Telephones
International figures compare telephone growth from 1895 to 1926. United States rose from 285,400 to 18,000,000 telephones, far ahead of Germany and other nations. Germany reached about 2.588 million by 1926, Britain and France show smaller totals with Denmark at 316,000.
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U. S
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Seta
France
Belgium
Denmark
Eae
Expected guests of Mrs Kittle Johnston
Miss Eva Winton will leave for Falkville Monday to begin duties as high school teacher. Miss Enid Mitchell departs Monday for Palkville to enter her senior year at school.
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Kittle Johnston
Eva Winton
Falkville
Enid Mitchell
Palkville
Road Conditions Improve Travel To Decatur
Road conditions ease travel to Decatur cutting trip time and vehicle wear. The note hints at better pricing for a commodity, suggesting smoother shipments and lower costs for travelers and goods.
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Decatur
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Moulton News
Sam Terry
Hillsboro
Moulton
Lyndon Houston
Town Creek
County Board of Education
Lenos
Rae
Dee Wasson
Danville
Lawrence
Joe McCollum
Luther Vines
C. C. Smith
West Lawrence
Taylor Bodkin
Triscumbia
Southern Rail
Zeno Bailey
A. Z. Bailey Wholesale Grocery Co
W. M. Vodrhiés
J. D. Bush
Charlie Foster
Tom Dawson
B. H. Hagood
Will Montgomery
Wolff Spring
Hatton
Hugh Taylor
Will Johnson
Alabama
John Greenshaw
Baptist Church
Wren
Gandy's Cove News
Alfred Love
T. P. Thompson
Ella Mac Neill
Howard
Allenville, Ta
Gladstone Tidwell
J. C. Tidwell
H. F. Holmes
Romer Hall
Belle Mina-Mooresville News
Maude ‘Anderson
Chattan
B. A. Bibb
B.A. Bibb
Maude Anderson
W. D. Boling
Warwick Brandon
B. D. Lindsay
W. ¥. Dukes
His
Somerville News
John Gilchrist
Church of God
Alice
Inez Oden
P. L. Guyer
Gurley’s Spring
Chattanooga
Weber
Southern Railway System
College
Tudor Hall
Lege
Speake & Roper
Charlestown
Mass
Sacco
Vangertio
Ing
Leona Waugh
Hartsele
Ala
Blanche
Kate Winten
J. C. Guyer
P. Johnston
Herbert Miller
Riley Cunningham
George Ward
Duncan
Wiggins
Stevenson
Kittie Johnston
Felton Lyle
New York
Martinelli
Regan Stewart
Grace Dalton
Mishkin
Giovanni Martirelli
Metropolitan Opera
Raiss
Ceara
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