Westside Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets at Manse in Social
The Woman's Missionary Society of Westside Church held its regular meeting at the Manse Monday evening at 7:30. Rev. Victor Dawe led prayer, officers read minutes, and a letter of appreciation for services to ill member Mrs. Will Tarpley was read. Program included talks on A Single Purpose, The European Survival Demands Revival, and readings like Tuscan Candles and Over The Geneva Coffee Cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Westside —Church
E. A. Edwards
Victor Dawe
J. P. Sims
Will Tarpley
Garnett Young
W. A. Hoppers
Personal notices of weekend and visiting guests
Local society page lists Dr. and Mrs. Sam Pruett and family guests in Sylacauga, visits with relatives in Birmingham Nashville Ashland Jasper and Annapolis, trips to Daytona Beach and Gulf Coast, and residents returning to Decatur and Birmingham with multiple family connections and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pruett and Sons
Jeff Pruett
Atlanta
Georgia
Sylacauga
A Stamp For The Babe A Stamp For The Babe
Senator Lucas of Illinois calls for a Babe Ruth commemorative stamp highlighting the baseball great. He cites Ruth as a national hero and sportsman and notes Ruth’s college support via Bloomington Illinois connections and the Three I League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lucas
D-Ill
Babe Ruth
Donaldson
America
Bloomington, Ill
Summit Baptist Service Schedule for August Week
The Summit Baptist Church announces the week starting August 22 with a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school led by superintendent A A Stephenson and teachers Loyd Baker Mrs Gill Johnson and Murray Baker. The Baptist Union begins at 6:30 p.m. with directors Loyd Baker and G S Johnson, preaching at 7:30 p.m. by Rev. M G Fields on Why I Want to be a Soul-Winner. Midweek prayer and Bible study follow each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with a good song service. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Baptist Church
A.A. Stephenson
Loyd Baker
Gill Johnson
Murray Baker
Baptist Union
G. S. Johnson
M. G. Fields
Italian Colonies Question for U N in Truman Opinion
President Truman said the disposition of Italy's former African colonies cannot be handled politically in the United States. He spoke at a news conference about Governor Dewey's proposal for a UN trusteeship, noting the issue is already up to the United States, Britain, France and Russia under the peace treaty and, if no agreement is reached, to the UN General Assembly in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Italy
United States
Thomas E. Dewers
United Nations
Great Britain
France
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Grated Pea Sprouts Salad With Lettuce and French Dressing
A prepared dish features grated pea sprouts well drained served on shredded lettuce and topped with French dressing offering a crisp fresh salad variation.
Moulton Town Notes Record Fines and Local Visits
Mayor's docket lists a 31.50 fine for disorderly conduct and a 56.50 fine for illegal liquor. A bonded man awaits beer session while others face reckless driving and public drunkenness trials next Saturday. Local guests include the Givens and Jenkins families from Chattanooga and Town Creek, with health and travel updates from Weatherwax, Ross, Johnson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Givens
Don
Chattanooga
R. H. Jenkins
Town Creek
J. E. Aldridge
H. E. Weatherwax
Lavonia Ross
Lawrence County
W. R. Johnson
Flint
Millard Jackson
Edwina Delashaw
Gulfport
New Orleans
Decatur Highway
Willmott
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Moulton
Sae En.Weathernyax
Rosa Lee Langley
Citizens Bank
Florida
Lee Shelton
San Francisco
Willie Shelton
James P. Miller
South Carolina
Barbara Weatherwax
Auburn
Jimmie Hambrick
Decatur
Mr. Hambrick
Allene Wilkerson
Bank of Moulton
Moulton 2
Community notes from Morgan County Pleasant View
Local residents share meals and visit relatives across Morgan County Pleasant View with events at the Tucker and Dotson families. Several attend Pfc Tolbert Humphries funeral in 1945, others host guests and celebrate births while noting illnesses and community activities.
Revival crowds and family notices at local events
Several people attend the revival at Penns this week. Mrs Oma Bryant suffered another heart attack Monday and was rushed to Dr Block's clinic. Mrs Lorene Turrentine is ill. Military burial of Tolbert Humphries drew a large crowd at Corinth Sunday. Mesdames Guthrie, Blevins and Kilpatrick attended the Cullman show. Court attendance continues in Decatur this week. J H Rigby and Mrs T A Price plan a Georgia visit. Mr and Mrs Silas Wilhite moved to a new home Monday. Bruce Bonds and Cooney Brown visited Henry Turrentine. Mortis Turrentine spent part of last week with Lorene Turrentine of Pleasant View. Mrs Susie Lacy and Ottis Tur-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penns
Oma Bryant
Block
Lorene Turrentine
Tolbert Humphries
Corinth
Mesdames
Vivian Guthrie
Minnie Bell Blevins
Clara Kilpatrick
Cullman
Decatur
J. H. Rigby
T. A. Price
Georgia
Silas Wilhite
Bruce Bonds
Cooney Brown
Henry Turrentine
Mortis Turrentine
Pleasant View
Susie Lacy
Ottis Tur
Visiting families and events in Walker County
The text notes the Tentine family visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson in Walker County and Mrs Visa Hamptons polio-affected son in Birmingham. It also announces an annual singing day at Corinth next Sunday August 22 with a public dinner at noon and invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rentine
Tom Wilson
Walker County
Visa Hampton
Birmingham
Corinth
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Church Revival
The report notes the Turrentine family at a meeting, Mrs. Louis Keley with her children visiting the Hill family, Edward Hampton hospitalized in Birmingham with polio, Betty Thomas returning from Ohio, and Rev. Jack Pruitt preaching at Pleasant View rally this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Roberts and their sons visited Mae Turrentine and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Turrentine
Louis Keley
Oscar Hill
Wilma
Leon
Edward Hampton
Birmingham Hospital
Roy Hampton
Ohio
Penn
Pleasant View
Jack Pruitt
Travis Roberts
Mae Turrentine
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Westside Presbyyterian Auxiliary
World ‘Council of
Dawe
Edwards
Alathean
Central Baptist Church
Charles Norwood
5Th Avenue West
Joe Allen Price
Herby Sherrow
Hatfield Lake
Miss Coolidge
C. C. Johnson
Reeder Banks
Mrs. Johnson
Judy Coolidge
Washington, D.C
Pruett
Lyons Hotel
Sam Pruett
Mary Battle King
Canal Street
Jerry Murdock
Allison Bailey
Yvonne Barrett
Joann Livingston
Jack Davis
Sonny Ogle
Phyllis Nungesser
George Voehringer
Carolyn Gregg
Suzanne Sherron
van McRady
Margaret Sims
Jane Michael
Sandra Clements
Carol Galloway
Dan Nebrig
Rufus Underwood
Jan Howell
Anne Layman
Katherine Wiley
Miss King
Creme
Caius Arua
Clements Drug Stores
Good Drug Stores
E. Moulton St
6Th Ave
Jewelers
Bulova
Waltham
Gruen
Benrus Longines
Hamilton
Winton
Western Union
Decatur Delivery Service
Huntsville
Sally
Will Wyker, Sr
Wilson Lake
Bridge
Robert B. Wilds
Mrs
S. H. Wilds
McNeil Apartments
Sue Gayle
Ashland
Kentucky
H. Yarbrough
J Cc. Howell
Ben LeDuke
Nashville, Tennessee
J. M. Crain
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Otto Jones
Tennessee
W. Y. Bunn
Laredo, Texas
Sam Malone
Ethel James
Nashville
Georgia Miller
Charles Tweedy
Jasper
Henry Davis
St. Petersburg
Cornelian Hotel
Cecil Timberlake
Eason’ ‘Squmake and Son
Daytona Beach, Florida
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. C. Johnson
Cain Street
Peggy Elliott
Kathleen Swely
Ferry Street
Nobl& Russell
Annapolis
Marsyland
Clifton Russell
Mary Ann Russell
D. L. Parham
Estelle Speer
Florence
Colonial Apartments
The
Summit Baptist
U. N
Moulton News
Morgan County
Lorene Furrentine
Wesley Hoggan
Hershel Tucker
Pfc
Germany
Joe Shaw
Mamie Gardner
Mary Dotson
Hilda Miller
Turrentine
Monay
Hubert Pallen
Hartselle Clinic
Raymond West
Jimmie Dotson
Jones
Cole
Oscar’ Dotson
Mrytice
Ruth
Morgan County Corinth
J D. Bonds
Decatur Shoe Store
Second Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
Artemis Petticoats
Artemis
Textron
Keyser, Textron and
Sans Souci
Miss Betty Thomas
Children’s White Oxfords
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