Local families attend revivals and visit kin across states
Mrs Wayne Hogan Mrs Amos Hogan and two Hembree couples return from Dallas to visit J D Hembree and kin. Danville visitors join Mrs James Thomlinson family for revival at Valley Grove led by Reverend Fields. Hartselle residents attend revival, others visit Cullman Marshall counties and West Point Tennessee. Cotton picking set to start soon as two weeks of summer school end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Hogan
Amos Hogan
Danny
Ruby Hembree
Dallas
Texas
J. D. Hembree
James Thomlinson
Don
John Wade
Danville
Lawrence Kelsoe
Valley Grove
Fields of Flint
Hightower
Hogan Pruitt
Margaret
Hartselle
Nere
Bob Jonson
Cullmen County
Warren
Marshall County
James Hogan
T. A. Hensley
Ethel Wiley
Decatur
West Point
Tennessee
Mattie Belve
Robert Rushing
Jim Rushing
Frank Wright
Luther Roberts
Waymon Hogan
Elmo Miller
George Sinquefield
Marion Junction
Alabama
Sinquefield
Local visitors from Blytheville and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Harry Shaneyfell of Blytheville Ark visit his mother and relatives in Decatur. Mrs Maud Wright of East Hart selle spends a few days with Mr and Mrs Edward Wright and family. Several families including the Barkleys Russells Collins Knox and others enjoy gatherings and Sunday visits across Blytheville Falkville Huntsville and Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shaneyfell
Blytheville
Ark
Decatur
Maud Wright
East Hartselle
Edward Wright
Howard Rnsell
Myrtle Lynch
Ensley
Ratliff Barkley
Otto Collins
Birmingham
Sterling Strawn
Route 2
Moulton
Maurice Knox
Lamar
Bill Fox
Pennsylvania
Ernest Winsett
Catherine Hughes
Falkville
Solon Hughes
Mitchell
Grady Godfrey
Annie Shaneyfelt
Chattanooga
Clayton Hicks
Johnson Lee
Hewlett Boger
Birne Wiley
Larkin Quattlebaum
Howard Crow
Harold Morris
Granny Wright
Homer Boger
Bunkley Returned to Governor Staff as Lt Colonel
Frank Bunkley once head of the State ABC board is restored on the Governor's military staff as a lieutenant colonel. He is Mobile county tax collector and will be one of Gov James E. Folsom's two special representatives at the American Legion convention in Philadelphia this month. The other representative is Lt Col J P Faulk Jr of Samson, a former ABC board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Frank Bunkley
ABC Board
Bunkley
James E. Folsom
American Legion
Philadelphia
Legion
J. P. Faulk Jr
Samson
ABC
Hendrix Rites Held For Harvey Hendrix
Funeral services for Harvey E. Hendrix 52 died at his Cullman home August 17 at 3 a m were held August 18 at 2 p m at Simcoe Baptist church. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Rev J S Schultz conducted Mass Service in charge. Surviving are two daughters Montez and Marie and three sisters and one brother. He was born in Georgia August 17, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey E. Hendrix
Cullman
Simcoe Baptist Church
J. S. Schultz
Montez Hendrix
Marie Hendrix
Georgia
Delegates Attend Southeastern BPW Conference in Louisville
Mrs J H Clisby Mrs C A Camp and Miss Davie Rueh depart for the Southeastern Regional BPW conference in Louisville. The convention opens August 18 at the Brown Hotel with a Kentucky welcome reception, followed by Alabama Federation events and a Cullman gift presentation to a national officer from Albert A Powonda of Holeproof Hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
J H. Clisby
C. A. Camp
Davie Rueh
Louisville
Brown Hotel
Kentucky
Alabama Federation
Cullman
Cullman Bpw Club
Cullman Club
Albert A. Powonda
Holeproof
National
BPW Club
Alabama
Sims Holmes Engagement Announcement
Mr and Mrs P C Sims announce the engagement of their daughter Margueritte to Ben Holmes son of Mr and Mrs Ira T Holmes The wedding is planned for the early fall year.
Mrs Lucy Wilhite Announces Doris Ruth Engagement
Mrs Lucy Wilhite of Cullman announces the engagement of her daughter Doris Ruth to Jack Hudson son of Reverend and Mrs W L Hudson The wedding date will be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Wilhite of
Cullman
Doris Ruth
Jack Hudson
W.L. Hudson
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Williams Died at Home
Mrs Nancy Williams 47 died at her Bremen home August 18. Funeral services set for August 19 at 2 P M at Shady Grove church with Rev H C Moon leading. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by husband John Williams six sons Samuel Ran sie William Frank Mode and Tab Williams and two daughters Mrs Lovie Tucker and Mrs Mary Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Williams
Bremen
Shady Grove Church
H. C. Moon
John Williams
Samuel
Ransie
William
Frank
Mode
Tab Williams
Lovie Tucker
Mary Watson
Fired Policeman Reinstated by Jefferson Unit
A Birmingham police officer, W. W. Gamel, 32, is reinstated by the Jefferson County personnel board after being among four officers fired for a downtown jewelry store burglary two months ago. Gamel, not on duty then, says he came into possession of one watch without knowing it was stolen. The other three officers were Thomas Gillespie, J. T. Maddox, and C. F. Wilhite. watches were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
W. W. Gamel
Jefferson County Personnel Board
Floyd Eddins
Eddins
Gamel
Thomas Gillespie
J. T. Maddox
C. F. Wilhite
Mobile lifts milk ban in bid to aid local dairies
Mobile Alabama city commission repealed a two day ban barring outsiders from selling milk in Mobile County. Mayor Ernest Megginson called the measure a mistaken but well meaning effort to help local dairymen and described the ordinance as an artificial trade barrier. Baldwin County dairies opposed the ban and sought federal court relief while a Biloxi dairy pursued one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Mobile City Commission
Mobile County
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Megginson
Baldwin County Dairies
Biloxi, Miss
Baldwin County
Megginson
Buttram seeks sale of WJBB stake in Haleyville Ala
The Federal Communications Commission has received an application from M. E. Buttram to sell a one third interest in radio station WJBB at Haleyville Alabama to Guy L. Ray for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
M. E. Buttram
WJBB
Haleyville
Ala
Guy L. Ray
Typhoon kills eighty and leaves one hundred twenty three missing
National rural police headquarters reported that eighty people are dead and one hundred twenty three are missing following a typhoon that struck Southern Japan earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
The American Adventure Feature on Glacial Rock Formations
A compact note explores how rock formations were piled up by glaciation, with a drifting aside about a satellite theme and a frozen dessert reference interwoven into the exploration of the landscape. The piece hints at a nervousness in the narrative and anchors the mystery in a guide like score.
Curious Old Lady and Guide Discuss Glaciers Return
A fragment shows a dialogue where an elderly woman asks where the glaciers are and a guide replies they have retreated to fetch more rocks. The snippet mentions the prefix ize as a fad and references the Kitchener.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Fragment Summary
Readable fragments present across the grid clue list for a daily crossword. Entries include across and down hints like Lath not tight, walk back and forth, river Chin, Diocesan center, bird of prey, shovels and swords terms, and various incomplete or corrupted terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anger River
Chin
Mohammedan
Teddy and beef tea scene from Ladies Home Journal
Practical nurse tries to persuade elderly Mary to take nourishing liquid food. Mary refuses repeatedly, then agrees to a glass of teddy tea when urged by the nurse. The exchange highlights patient reluctance and doctoring routines in a domestic medical dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Waterfall painting sparks musings on modernism
A long reading lists a parlor waterfal painting praised for its simplicity despite unclearness of the signed artist. The piece contrasts with a sharp modernism exhibit described by a narrator who prefers the serene view to the wild, chaotic art on display. The piece anchors a broader fragment of local notices and community updates including baptisms, visits, and church events.
Sally Anne asks Granddad about Noahs Ark
The 6 year old Sally Anne asks in a playful exchange if Granddad was in Noahs Ark and why he was not drowned. Granddad replies with a simple explanation to calm the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Anne
Decatur
Bias and wit in a bedroom collage of sayings
A playful montage of quips and maxims from various sources includes lines on bias fashion and society, marital jests about opportunities, a riddle about a worn hammer, and a joke contrasting Senate and House behavior, reflecting light satire and domestic humor.
Cattle men and farmers view coyote as helper foe to pests
Cattle men and farmers regard the coyote as a friend for hopping to keep in check jack rabbits ground squirrels prairie dogs and other animals that consume grass and grain, aiding pasture and crop protection.
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Hugh F. Penn
Hartselle, Ala
Lawrence County
Mrs Charles Speake
Morgan County
Lebanon
Sunkley New Ride
Cullman News
Harvey Hendrix
Jefferson Unit
Jones Coal CQ
A. A. Jones
HH. Jones
Lafayette
By Bradford Smith
Mechanica
England
Ize
Kitchener
Wala
Franklin
Amer
Daily Crossword
Peres
Catia
iHeb
Aniin
India
Axydlbaaxer
Longfellow
AQUA
Black Lake
Mwdivpg
Apoo
Paraguay
MR. Imbroglio
Kirby
Hampton Gaun
Gwena
Stepin
Striktly
Iikto
Janine
Ladies Home Journal
Dilly
Karl Flaster
Grady Morris
Neel Baptist Church
O. € Marsh
Rock Springs Baptist Church
Long Hole
Neel
Rock Springs
Guy Pettey
Andrew Edwards
Howard James
Leora James
Susie Taylor
A W. Taylor
William Taylor
David Liphand
Dad
Florida
Dollie McCord
Susie Tavyor
A. W Taylor
Gaines McNutt
Ozelle
Lawrence Lowery
C. C. . Sparkman
Lola
Wilma Sparkman
Rennie Henderson
G. C. Morris
John Edwards
Marion Reed
Russellville
Henry Layton
Benford
Hoyt Johnson
Addie Wallace
Rural Grove
Lucian Wallace
Rebie’Hendson
Mooresville
North Carolina
Junior Singleton
Austinville
Aaron Singleton
Robert Self
Frank Garrison
Gene Ahern
Cau
Marian Gaskell
Nathanial Emmons
St. Thomas, Ont
Can
Times-Journal
Jim
Senate
Rocky Ford
Madame Carol
Woodall
Decatur-Moulton Road
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