For Rent and For Sale Classified Snippet
Classified fragment listing multiple rentals and sales items across Trinity Decatur Hartselle Somerville area. Includes four room houses with utilities, one two room cabin, mules and wagon, farm equipment, hunting hound puppies, rolls of bog wire, Cook peaches, Farmall tractor and local contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Puckett
Neel
Decatur-Moulton Road
J. N. Lee
Hartselle
Flint
Amen
Cotton crop recovery and boll weevil watch advised
After recent rains cotton in the county shows new growth and fruit. Cool damp weather favors cotton insects, so monitor for boll weevil and worm damage. If 20 to 25 percent infestation occurs, apply 12 to 15 pounds of poison per acre and continue checks after each application.
Youth Day Observed at Fifth Street Baptist Church
Two young boy preachers from Huntsville filled Rev Baughers appointment at Fifth Street Baptist Church Huntsville Sunday morning and evening Don Stevens and Don Atkinson spoke from Matt 2811 Youth Day featured with the young people in charge Guests included Mrs Pattie Lyle and others Visitors from other points attended Sunday evening services and Jimmie Bartee received medical attention for a foot laceration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Huntsville
Baugher
Don Stevens
Don Atkinson
Pattie Lyle
Somerville
Glover Carroll
Modie Lyle
Decatur
Winfrey
Eunice Lemon
Omer Elders
Fred Beam
Norfolk
Virginia
Beam
Johnnie Lou Hough
Redstone Arsenal
Kay Edmondson
Edmondson
Wichita Falls
Texas
Joe Black
State Highway Department
Margerum
Ala
Vera
Walter
Mary Joe Williams
Jimmie Bartee
James Bartee
Continuous mining machine ends cycle in mining method
A continuous mining machine completes one cycle encompassing cutting drilling blasting and loading as the traditional four steps of mechanized coal mining.
Local News From Jones Chapel and Nearby Areas
Pvt James Brown and Pfc Auston Fincher on furlough visit relatives in the area. Mrs Emma Butler and families visit Birmingham. Rev Tommie Thompson and family from Georgia hosted by local families. Sunday dinner guests included multiple servicemen and families. Prayer meeting at the Baptist Church led by Brother Virgil Chumbly. Bible School closed with good attendance and a picnic for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
U. S. Army
Emma Butler
Birmingham
Ira Glover
Missionary Grove
Pfc
Auston Fincher
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Dellis Brown
Floyd Rodgers
Marvin Bryant
Ted White
Manuel
Leola
Bowden
Tommie Thompson
Georgia
Joe Thompson
T. A. House of
Addison
Bud Williamson
Hollis Cupp
Decatur
The
Baptist Church
Virgil Chumbly
Bible School
Boys Town in Indo China Aims to Aid 1000 War Orphans
In Hahoi headquarters city, the Catholic run Cite du Christ Roi shelters boys from Vietminh and French forces. Father Paul Seitz hopes the institution can house 1,000 orphans, with 450 currently in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanolf
Indo-China
Hahoi
Cite
Christ
Paul Seitz
Paris Foreign Missions
Drought Not Ruining Wiley Farm Despite North Alabama Drouth
Oren Wiley of Speake Community Lawrence County practices conservation farming to weather the drouth. His 69 acre farm yields 45 bushels of corn per acre and cotton at about a bale per acre. He uses vetch Caley peas hogging stalks and promotes soil organic matter with deep rooted sericea lespedeza and permanent pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Oren Wiley
Wiley
Joe Cleland
Soil Conservation Service
Wiley Farm
SCS
North
Alabama
Lawrence County
Wedding and community notes from Morgan County
Sunday school and church attendance noted at Rock Creek. Miss Flossie Oden wed Forest Pate of Decatur and will live in Decatur. Kay Sparkman of Decatur visits the Hamiltons in Decatur. Janet Self Inez West Loy Nell Bryan injured in a car wreck. Peggy Sue Bryan uninjured. Mary Dana Latham returns from Birmingham. Reva Lewis visits Decatur. sister Mrs A B Bradford in Hanceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mahaffy
Clifford Beavers
Betty
Decatur
Flossie Oden
Forest Pate
Kay .Sparkman
W. B. Hamilton
Janet Self
Inez West
Loy Nell Bryan
Peggy Sue Bryan
Mary Dana Latham
Jimmy Latham
Birmingham
Reva Lewis
A. B. Bradford
Hanceville
Peggy
Population boom in Belgian Congo as whites surge past 66 thousand
The Belgian Congo shows a booming white population with more than 8,000 foreigners in residence and a 14 percent rise in 1951 from 57,930 to 66,078. Native population remains around 12 million while Americans number 1,048 in the colony. Jean Bryan is working in Decatur. Eston Lewis, Decatur, stayed with his parents William and Mrs. Lewis last Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Congo
Jean Bryan
Decatur
Eston Lewis
William Lewis
Revival ends with three additions at Morgan Cedar Creek
Community notes report Sgt Gerald Holloway visiting from Georgia with his family as part of the revival closure. Velma Whitley of Columbia and Lula Foote visit ill relative. John Ratliff Foote returns to Gadsden after visiting. William Smallwood visits from near Birmingham. James Harvel and Allen Brazell families travel from Sylacauga and Ohio respectively. Local residents attend services and a business meeting is planned to elect a pastor and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Holloway
Georgia
Edmond Holloway
Velma Whitley
Columbia
Tenn
Lula Foote
John Ratliff Foote
Gadsden
William Smallwood
Birmingham
E. W. Henry
James Harvel
Sylacauga
Allen Brazell
Ohio
Gary Holmes
Emma Brewer
F. S. Holmes
County agents urge pasture and grazing crop plans for Morgan County
Morgan County expects its largest grazing feed and soil improvement crop acreages this fall and winter says L T Wagnon County Agent. Temporary grazing crops Crimson clover rye grass oats and vetch mixtures are detailed with seeding timing fertilization and top dressing advice for ready grazing and soil health at the County Agent's Office in Hartselle Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
L. T. Wagnon
Hartselle
Alabama
Hartselle Man Is Elected To Office
H N Bryant of Bessemer Alabama was elected president of the Alabama half of the Alabama Mississippi Food Lockers Association at its convention in Meridian Mississippi. Other officers named include M A Bush of Hartselle first vice president Buddy Crawford of Abbeville second vice president and Eric Brook of Montgomery secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
H. N. Bryant
Bessemer
Ala
Alabama
Alabama- Mississippi Food Lockers Association
M. A. Bush
Hartselle
Buddy Crawford
Abbeville
Eric Brook
Montgomery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
A. KL. Echols
Hartselie
Wright
Josephine
J. D. Moore
Bale
Gentie
Danville
B. M. Nunn
Rt. 1
Baileyton
Nunnelly
Rt i
Morocco
Florence Bailey
Hill
Crimson Clover
Casey Peas
Clyde Crawford
Huntsville and
Guntersvile
Pass
Union Hill
Fred Overs
Cotaco
Trinity
Wallace Meadows
Ri i
Athens
P. Breeding
M. J. Ferguson
Orchard
Priceville
Finley Island
Ernest Lowery
Moulton Highway
County Line
Jersey
George W. Hill
White Rock
Ed Poteet
Ollie W. King
de Lowery
Rt. 3
Decatur-Moukou
Poland
China
Hampshire
Phil Mitchell
Butch Mitchell
Danville Road
O. G. Woods
Ri. 2
Famous Cook
Union Hill School
Carl Prancis
Eggel Arena
Aioli
Elberta
Cain Road
W. Smith
P. C. Davis
Church St. N.W
Decatur, Ala
Morgan, Lawrence and
Limestone Counties
Paul
Lacey’s Spring
Augusta
Alabama Flour Mills
Decatur, Alabama
Cullman County Jones Chapel
Eron White
Rock Creek
J. F. Tanner
Cain and Wells St
Olie Holmes
Pues
SION
Hartselle Man
B. Frank Chenault
Grant St
A & M Laundry and Dry Cleaners Corner
First Avenue and
Lee St
Purina
Turner Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
Continental Lint Cleaners
Farmers Gin Co
W. Wilson Ave
Canal St
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