For Sale and Wanted Rural Notices A-23
Mule and hay press for sale one mile east of Union Hill school in Union Grove Route 1 A-23. 60 acres of land near Union Hill school Brendlee Mountain eight cultivation acres rest woods wagon road from to land 15 feet wide. Alfalfa hay one dollar per bale J W Hinkle seven miles east of Hartsel on East Pike A-23. Wanted family to do farm work new four room house well in yard on school bus route J A Turner Route 1 Somerville A-23. Shade and fruit trees dying? Mrs K E White Route 1 Box 383 Falkville will inspect A-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Bird Springs
Geo. Jesser
J. C. Roberts Athens
Cullman County
Eva
Goldridge
D. T. Leonora
Cullman
Hartselle
Josephine Prancis
Hay Press
Union Hill School
Union Grove
Brendlee Mountain
W. PF Eddins
Somerville
K. E White
J. W. Hinkle
East Pike
J. A. Turner
Revival winds through Morgan County with varied visits
Bro Thelma Vaughn preached strong sermons during the revival week in Morgan County Lacey's Spring Augusta Winfrey. Ray Tribble led singing and the men’s prayer service nightly. Visitors from Red Boiling Springs, Pine Ridge, Arab, Huntsville, Decatur, and Dallas joined locals including Kay, Parker, Hough, Gamble, Parker, Cantrell, Hartr Waldermose, and Edwards. Betty Jo Dunn was chosen to model clothing in Huntsville. Buddie Gentry returned from Dallas after several weeks. The Joe Wheeler jamboree drew attendees from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Vaughn
Ray Tribble
Alvin Kay
J. H. Thomas
Red Boiling Springs
Tennessee
Jack Parker
Pine Ridge
Eugene Terrell
Lyle Hough
Burford Hough
Decatur
N. J. Hough
R. H. Gamble
Ernest Parker
Roland Cantrell
Huntsville
Velma Edwards
Vivian Hartr Waldermose
Ransom
Eunice Moore
Base Hospital
Peck
Buddie Gentry
Dallas
Texas
Betty Jo Dunn
Joe Wheeler
How Bad Is The Boll Weevil
Morgan county faces uncertain cotton losses from boll weevil damage. County agent L T Wagnon advises farmers to gauge impact by counting damaged bolls on selected stalks, noting variation farm to farm. He urges diversifying crops to include legumes and small grains for grazing, soil and feed, with September as ideal oats planting time in millet middles. A new dairy inseminator, Billy R Page, will begin duties Sept 1, 1949, at Morgan County Artificial Breeders Association, to boost breeding programs. contact at the county agent's office in Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Wagnon
Morgan County
Wagnon
Billy R. Page
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Alabama
Morgan County Artificial Breeders Association
Page
Morgan
Birthday gathering at Union Grove marks Daisy Haga event
Daisy Haga celebrated her birthday at home with a picnic lunch Sunday. Attendees included numerous families from Birmingham Decatur Toney Rescue Huntsville and West Point. Also noted were visits to nearby revivals and church events with photos taken and many reports of a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Haga
Charlie Powell
Martha Carolyn
Birmingham
Norman Cryer
Gloria
Jimmy
Decatur
Andrew Biles
Toney
Delmar Brown
Lacey
Walter Lawrence
B. H. Happer
H. F. Cryer
Hartselle
Clifford Haga
Somerville
Lewis Johnson
Lacey’s Spring
Buford Cobb
Arthur Hendrix
Rescue
Bessie Lemsey
Verlin Whisenant
Union Grove
Ida Culbreath
West Point
Bertha Henderson
Frank Brooks
J. H. Chitwood
Wayne
Marin Drake
Huntsville
Revival ends at Baptist church with Rev Motes sermon
The revival closed Sunday night at the Baptist church. Rev Motes of Tennessee delivered a wonderful sermon. Miss Sue Prince will attend school in Nashville this term. Mrs Haygood Prince is able to be up after a long illness. Mrs J P Scott of Mobile returned home after a two weeks visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dean
Mary Lawrence
Freedom
Joyce Jackson
Clara Russell
Huntsville
R. L. Putman
al McKinny
L. M. Prince
Decatur
Haygood Prince
Walter Macks
Hot Springs
Arkansas
M. C. Lemsey
Ida Killian
Gilliam Springs
Happy Goodman
Kentucky
Baptist Church
Welmer Smallwood
Clark
Green River
Gene Thomas
The
Motes
Tennessee
Sue Prince
Nashville
J. P. Scott
Mobile
Lizards Most Abundant Of Living Reptiles
A brief note states lizards are the most abundant living reptiles, highlighting their widespread presence across habitats and their prominence among reptile groups.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
Allis Chalmers
C. Berry
Farmall
Berry
D. P Hendrix
van B. Glasscock
Ala
New Hampshire Reds
Clyde McEntire
Edward Borden
W. A
Billsboro
Sulphur Springs Church
Fred Terry
Hillsboro
O. C Marsh
Route 2
Berta Kay
Eos
L. B. PP
J. C. Roberts
Malone Street
Athens
M. Smee
Tanner
D. C Smith
Brookesville
Allis Chalmers Tractor
D. C. Smith
Brooksville
Rock Road
Five Points
Hamilton
Danville
Price Hamilton
Routeville
Poland
China
Guinea
F. C. Jones
Route 1
Virginia Turner
Cedar Posts
EB Dendy
Chrysler
J. B. Dendy
OIC
Parmall Tractor
Goidel’s Drug Store
Aluminum
Wyker’s
Bank St
Stiglitz Warmaire
Aunitor Corner Bank
National Cotton Council
Belle Mina
Cotton Council
Hobbs
Augusta
Winfrey
Bele Mina
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Council
Memphis
Bob Amis
L. L. Self
North Alabama
J. D. Hays
Alabama Farm Bureau
Lilly Flagg
J. L. Lawson
Fred Stewart
Belle Mina Station
N. E. Andrews
Hialeah Park
Miami
Caddell Drug CO
H. Ryan Appliances & Furniture
East Monster & Phone
J. S. Walker
C. D. Patterson
B. Frank Chenault
Grant SF
Dillehay
Oliver
Berline H Ighway
Grant
Cain
Penney’s
Brown’s Garage & Body Works
F. M. Brown
W. Moulton St
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