HARTSELLE Club Programs and Church Stewardship Meetings Recap
The Thursday Afternoon Study Club met at Mrs. Orr's home with assistant hostess Mrs. Puckett. Luther Roberts presided as president and D D Marshall was elected vice president. Members heard Alabama Day programs on state emblems and the state bird and flower. Traveling Alabama and a Christmas reading were shared by several members. Hostesses served salad plates in club colors to members and three visitors. The First Methodist Church Board Stewards met at John Cooper's home with W J Groover hosting dinner followed by a business session. A campaign to pay off church indebtedness was launched with John Cooper and other stewards in charge. Three new stewards were welcomed: Pilis Darby, Ernest Ray, Guin Puckett. Officers named: J F Stewart Jr chairman, J K Haynes vice chairman, Ernest Ray recording secretary, E R Currier financial secretary, W V Pattillo treasurer. Attendees included S M Nelson, R T Puckett, W L Groover, W V Pattillo, Fred Bennett, W J Terry, Cecil Johnson, Euclid Johnson, A M White, E R Currier, Luther Roberts, John Gooper, H E B Orr, J B Peck, Coy Stephenson, Malcolm Roberts, J K Haynes, Fillis Darby, Ernest Ray, Guin Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Orr
R. T. Puckett
Luther Roberts
D. D. Marshall
Alabama
Robert—Perry, Jr
First Methodist Church
John Cooper
Guintt
Board of Stewards
J. F. Stewart
J. K. Haynes
Ernest Ray
E. R. Currier
W. V. Pattillo
S. M. Nelson
W. L. Groover
Fred Bennett
W. J. Terry
Cecil Johnson
Euclid Johnson
A. M. White
John Gooper
H. E B. Orr
J. B. Peck
Coy Stephenson
Malcolm Roberts
Fillis Darby
Guin
Deacons Meet at First Baptist Church and Red Cross Drive
The First Baptist Deacons held their monthly meeting after a church buffet. The treasurer reported six hundred dollars remaining after obligations, to seed a building fund. Red Cross enrollment continues amid wartime needs with 185 memberships in Hartselle and 100 more hoped for. Rotary Club meeting at First Methodist announced two new members and class changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
B.S. Stover
B. G. Hall
Fred Speake
BE. Gibson
R. L. Sherrill
J. P. Simpson
Charlie Quinn
J. L. Roberts
R. A. Payne
J. A. Howle
Lee Palmer
Leonard Cost
Hugh Penn
Guy Roberts
Leonard Wallace
Arthur Smith
Simon Praytor
M. H. Broom
J. E. Stone, Jr
Community Service survey plans and local meetings summarized
The Community Service committee will survey Morgan County to count less fortunate families for Christmas remembrance. The Christmas highlight features a Citizenship talk by Prof. W. R. at Decatur High School with Ro tarian Boyd Puryear introducing the Danville High principal. A December 12 Morgan County High School pageant Stars of Liberty will be staged at the First Baptist church with F. E. Burleson giving a patriotic address and the Glee Club performing. The pageant includes an American History exhibit and a Culture Club display. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chub
Community Service Committee
W. R
Decatur High School
Riley
Boyd Puryear
Danville High School
First Christian Church
Stars of Liberty
Morgan County High School
Lizzie Reed Penn
Jenny Lind Gatlin
E. P. Lloyd
F. E. Burleson
Hartselle
Glee Club
Culture Club
Current Review Club
L. N. Whitman
J. B. Stone, Jr
Mary Cunningham
Review Club
W. V. Pattie
Fred Bailey
Charlie’ Quinn
Dorothy Jean, Owens
Willie Ruth Groover
Frances Morgan
Marie Lynch
Lavelle Childers
Blaine Slate
Morgan County
Anne Adams
Anne Adame
Peter Pon Oelar
Anne Adama
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
West
17Th St
New York
Local social notes from Morgan County and surrounding towns
Community events fill the week with a pie supper at Science Mill school and visits among families. Residents attend a Cotaco High ball game as Ralph Cobb seeks Army examination while others host relatives and enjoy local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Science Mill School
W. B. Lemley
J. P. Tinsley
East Huntsville
J. R. Brown
Wheeler Pritchett
Cotaco High School
Brigad
Jack Pisnant
Morgan City
Edd Merritt
Margaret Dean
Berford Cobb
Helen Lemley
Grace Chunn
Valdermosa
Ralph Cobb
Hartselle
Hassle Mausserson
Owen's Cross Roads
Katheryn Owens
Rescue
Buddy Couch
Joe Boyd
Havel Green
Luther Pritchett
Fire destroys home of Athens plasterer Dick Boyd
Fire of unknown origin damaged a two story Athens home early Wednesday, leaving plasterer Dick Boyd severely burned while escaping from the top floor. Boyd was found on the ground and is reported resting comfortably at a local hospital with expected recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Dee
Boyd
Idea Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Princess
Wyit ™ S
G. W. Puckett
Arwin Draper
Decatur
D. G. Channell
Sheffield
Howard Brown
Fisherice
Puckett Wat
American Red Cross
Red Cross
BE. R. Currier
Rotary Club
Stewart Brothers
Citizens Bank
Peck Funeral' Home
Brothers Store
Purleson Trading Post
Harold Parker
Elliott Howell
South Highlands
J. F. Stewart, Jr
Phil Orr
Parker
Mesdames Oliver Blizzard
J. W. Henderson
Roy Newman
Howard Evans
W H. Block
Arthur Howell
J. R. Stone
J. B
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
B. C. Hall
B. G.halp
Bethlehem
PT. A
Mack Sanders
Christine Sanders
Arvill and
Coy Sanders
L. H. Turney
Tainly
Somerville
Jack Burleson
Gadsden
Spencer A. Burleson
Camp Claiborne
Brown Orr
Martha Ann Orr
G. W. Ponder
Teath Wilbanks
Gullman
Blaine Sublett
PSA
Hunteville
M. G.wést
Birmingham
Frank Walter
Florence
J. P. Walter
P. L Wasson
Monte Guyer
8. A. Edwards
George Mynatt
Clee Larkin
U. D.C
J. T. Jones
Stover
Earl Bradley
Gether
Riddle Hall
H. M. Betterston
J. W. Montgomery
Bee
Leonard Gulchrist
Sherwin-Williams
Johnston ST
Alice Else
John Payne
Carmen
Miranda
Romero
Cesar
B. Guuede
Thanks A, Miliion
Jobo Mack Brown
Law of the
Union Grove
Department of Commerce
American Institute of Launder
Athens Plasterer
Beauty Shop
Dan
Bradstreet
Kay Francis
Iy GiRi
James Ellison
Mildred Coles
Nigel Bruce
Margaret Hamilton
Katharine Alexander
RKO Radio Pistars
Roxy
Walt Disney Cartoon
Old MacDonald's
Duck
Rose
Second Ave
Grant
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