Danvillert 1 News Highlights Local Visits
In Other Communities Danvillert 1 News notes Addison resident Leighton McCain visiting relatives with the Kirkpatrick family. Dewey Hogan and Thurman Mor hosted friends at Winds school. The Kirkpat(s) sick sisters visited Decatur. Buddie McCain and Fred Pel, along with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jarrett, hosted Major visitors Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew's School
Leighton McCain
Addison
Kirkpatrick
Dewey Hogan
Thurman Morbe
Winds School
Louise
Cleo Kirkpatsick
Decatur
Buddie McCain
Fred Pe
Lloyd Jarrett
Uttle
John Paul
Tom Poole
Center Point
Alvie Dutton
Local Notes From Falkville Route 1 Community
Marriage of Lily Livingston to Clifford Jackson solemnized November 30. Howard Mosses plans move to New Mexico. Averine Vann visited parents J. W. and Mrs. Vann. Nova and Agnes Brown hosted by Averine and Jewell Vann. Eva basketball set to play Union Hill Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. Mary Brown’s home. Florence Peryear ill at home with flu. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland moved to Cullman. Choir at Methodist church to practice each Friday. Jewell Vann attends Florence Normal and visited with her parents. J. F. Brown and family moved to Dilman for business. New school building nearing completion. roof to be built this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Livingston
Clifford Jackson
Howard Mosses
New Mexico
Averine Vann
J. W. Vann
Nova
Agnes Brown
Averine
Jewell Vann
Eva
Union Hill
Mary Brown
Florence Peryear
Robert Copeland
Cullman
Methodist Church
Florence ‘Normal
W. Vann
J. F. Brown
Diliman
Austinville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Frances Stinson hosted an informal gathering for local youths on Tuesday evening. Miss Hattie King is ill at home with influenza. Mrs Estelle Crow and son Austin visited Florence, last. Mrs J P Couch remains ill at home. Mrs Luther Roper and daughter Margaret of Birmingham returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs P J Roper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stinson
Justice
Hattie King
Estelle Crow
Austin
Florence
J. P. Couch
Luther Roper
Margaret
Birmingham
P.J. Roper
137 Acre Demonstration Farm Purchased By State
A 137.91 acre tract was bought by the state for a demonstration farm linked to secondary agricultural education at Lineville. Citizens contributed 5301 dollars, with funds from 1927 legislature appropriations for equipment. The site was selected by a commission led by 8. M. Dunwoody, the third such farm acquired in 1927 28, with three more bought in 1928 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choeteniinrien
Lineville
8. M. Dunwoody
Ture
Commission
Union Hill News Briefs Include Obituary and Weddings
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Artemus Partenberry died and was laid to rest at Union Hill Cemetery on Monday. Virginia and Mr Holaway marriage notice draws interest. Mrs Robert Thompson of Massey hosted overnight guests. Iva Lee Stricklin wed John Thompson of Union Hill and they will reside with the groom's mother. Leona and Lena Maddox attended Eva church services and Leon Martin did likewise. Andrew Vines hosted a friends party Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus Partenberry
Union Hill Cemetery
Virginia
Holaway
Robert Thompson
Massey
W.T. Wood
Iva Lee Stricklin
John Thompson
Union Hill
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Holiday Visits
Hillsboro residents hosted or visited relatives during Thanksgiving weekend. Mrs Neill Morrison and baby and Mrs M M Wood of Corinth Mississippi returned home after a visit. Families from Tuscaloosa and Moulton joined local households for the holiday. Kenneth Odom and Arthur Garrett plus spouses spent time with relatives in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Morrison
M. Wood
Corinth
Harry Landers
Jane
Beverly
Tuscumbia
W. H. Landers
Leonard Terry
Berryman
Town Creek
Kenneth Odom
W. H. Ennis
F. E. Farley
Garrett Ennis
Moulton
Henry D. Jones
Russellville
Ala
R. P. Dantin
Springfield
Tenn
Hillsboro
Mary Hern Woodall
Arthur Garrett
Decatur
Paul Horton
Heavy frost hits area but crops largely saved
A heavy frost swept the region this morning described as the heaviest so far this fall and winter. With most late crops already harvested and out of the fields, damage was not expected to be heavy. Decatur is noted as the main cotton marketing center for the valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
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