Community Notes From Morgan County Lebanon Area
Neel resident D C Boger spent a week with Homer Boger family. Numerous locals visited relatives, hosted guests included Shaneyfelt Downsend Lake Collins and Brown families. Deer hunt outing, church project start Monday, and several moves and visits reported among Morgan County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Boger
Neel
Homer Boger
Rowena Shaneyfelt
Joyce Downsend
Betty
Jean Lake
Otto Collins
Laverne
Millard Brown
Birmingham
Aulton Blankenship
Raymond Cooper
Hewlett Boger
James Shaneyfelt
Jackie Boger
Walker Garnett
Bobby Saint
Willard
Elna Nappier
Prentis Wilhite
Billy
Stanley Hutson
Hubert Lee
Shirley
Maurice Knox
Thery Knox
Kermit Crittendon
Haleyville
Crittendon
Ratliff Barkley
Judy
Jeanette
Emmit
Barkley
George Eaton
Edward McCaig
Nebo
Lewis Miller
Mary Nell
Jackie
Shirley Fay Lee
Emmet Barkley
Wirstigham
Jessie Wright
Clarence Lee
Sterling Price
Grannie Wright
Grannie
Howard Anders
Jodie Blankenship
Danville
D. C
Country Store Not Yet Moved To Town
HAL BOYLE reports from Rainsville Indiana where Gady’s general store argues the rural country store remains central. He notes old items like snuff, cures, and cod liver oil alongside farm life lore, while reflecting on town growth, local politics, and the stubborn pace of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Wabash
Manhattan
Baannanee
Ernest A. Gady
Gady
Rainsville
Ind
John L. Lewis
Joe Louis
Truman
Chicago
Harrison Trail
Indian Territory
Jim Wilson
Jim
United Nations
Forrest Chapel News Highlights Local Sermons and Visits
Rev. Clarence Davis preached two helpful sermons at Forrest Chapel with strong attendance. The Young Peoples group was reorganized Sunday night with the pastor's help. Prayer services start Wednesday night. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Raymond Cocke. Many gifts were given and refreshments served to about 20 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis
Young Peoples
Davis
Lewis Ward
Raymond Cocke
Lucille West
Cocke
Parks Glasgow
Neel
Clarence Pike
Adrain Jones
Evelyn West
T. L. Speakman Jr
Hartselle
Adrain
R. B. Orr
Howard Montgomery
Boston
Homer Montgomery
J. L Vest
Dorothy Cox
Brandon West
Danville
Harold Harrison
Ona Garner
Coffer Speakman
Cullman
Joe Speakman
Bertha Mae Speakman
Public Forum tribute to Quince Eddins and Jimmy Price
In Decatur Alabama the Morgan County Sanatorium gains praise for two volunteers. Quince Eddins brings entertainment to shut ins while Jimmy Price decorates for Christmas with a tree in every room. The writer notes broad gratitude from former patients and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Sanatorium
Quince Eddins
Jimmy Price
Eddins
Mr. Price
State Health Department
North Alabama
Reverend Davenport Delivers Inspiring Sermon at Cullman
In Cullman Rev. D. H. Davenport filled the pulpit and preached an inspiring message. Local news notes report Miss Sarah Aldidge Tegret’s death in the Atlanta hotel fire and Holmes’s improving status at Ft. McClellan hospital. Lee Roan of Chicago visited the Bragell home, while Mrs. Sellers recovers from car wreck injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Davenport
Cullman
Sarah Aldidge Tegret
Atlanta
Holmes
Ft. McClellan Hospital
Lee Roan
Chicago
Allen Bragell
Sellers
Mary Hill
Memorial tribute to Mary E. Williams R N
A personal tribute honors Mary E. Williams R N for always placing others in need first. The speaker wishes her continued safe and noble service through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County Sanatorium
Mary E. Williams
R. N
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Morgan County
Lebanon
Cowodn
Russell
Polhill
Decatur
Sally
U. S
al Om
Loyd’s Drug
Sinclair
Bee Line
Wilson Ave
Bee Line Highway
W. L. Mitchell
W. G. Wallace, JR
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
W P Roberts
St.’ Paul, Minn
Conley
Sherburne and
Pascal Avenues
The
Decatur Daily
Decatur, Ala
Alabama
Scott
Gimarees
BY RJ. Scott
Tombstone
Roestershire
England
Belk’s Infants’ Shop
Santa’s Angels
Las Areca
Is Storie
F. S. Holmes
Woodrow Holmes
Troy Foote
Salem
Coleman Holmes
J. R. Daniels
Walnut St
Belk’s
Beacon
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