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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
8
Friends and relatives gathered across area towns as Thanksgiving plans and weekend visits filled the days. Neighbors from Decatur Mount Tabor and nearby communities hosted kin, with J. H. Puller Mrs. James A. Stewart and others noted visiting and hosting friends.
Emma Kate Aldridge and daughter Sarah of Danville visited M. W. Ratliff family. Mildred McKee and Mayme Hamilton traveled to Decatur for the Morgan and Central high game. Herbert Tanner and Jimmie Hosh attended the funeral of Mrs. Bruce Dunn with Birmingham ties. J. W. Entrekin and Gene to Birmingham for relatives. T. B. Wilber family returned from Eldorado after Dunn funeral. Willie Rice visited G. D. Fowler’s home. Haie Miller of Akron spent time here with relatives. Mary Martin and Nellie stayed with T. A. Horton. Odessa Martin of Gum Pond visited A. W. McKee.
Miss Erline Lamon visited home for Thanksgiving from Harteel'e school. Mrs. E Jenkins visited W H Lamon and Nora Owens. A J Allen hosted J C Edwards. Margaret Prince visited Vera and Vivian W, while Day and Murray Wilson returned from Boaz for the weekend. Iris Couch from Arab spent time home. Union ace Hill sparked a ball game between Union and opponent teams.
The First Troop elected officers in a Monday meeting covering two patrols Bob White and Panther. Reneau Carrell led Bob White as patrol leader with Sam White as assistant. James E. Frazier and Meredith Woodall led Panther as assistant. Harry Rice served as patrol scribe for Bob White with Frank Kirby as scribe for Panther. Amos Levin was leader of Bob White. the court master Paul F. Dix presided.
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