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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
6
Mooresville Belle Mina community items note visits to Decatur Athens Huntsville and Birmingham. The Mooresville Belle Mina basketball team beat Parkers Chapel while residents hosted church stewards and joined a Christmas party with games music and dancing.
Mr and Mrs Oran Wright spent the day with Mr and Mrs Dave Norris. W R Staten and daughter Glenn returned from an extended visit in Birmingham. Victoria Mann visited Mrs Grover Mann. Euald Schlauff and Baren Grant of Hanceville joined Sherman Grant for a Sunday visit. Misses Sarah Belle Watson Grace Boss from Decatur and Huey McClellan Pruitt Bussey attended an oyster supper at Mrs Nettie McCler night. Walter Moore and Mildred Moore of Decatur visited Mr and Mrs Robert Brads. Mrs Ruby hosted her Sunshine Class at a hobo party with guests and Sun school members. Attendees included Marie Tapscott Irene Esco Vida Mae Chunn Polly McKee Mildred Jessie Mae Starr George Esco Robert Grant Gurnie Houston Luke Norris Jr. Shops gift scope ad ends the piece as seasonal tease.
Miss Edith Moore suffers from tonsillitis at home. Several local residents visit and travel to Ardmore and Decatur for family and social events. Walter Lee Pittman is ill with chickenpox. A wedding for Maple Hogan and Aileen King was held on Sunday morning December 7 with plans to live with the Hogan family.
Thieves broke into the Quality Laundry Thursday night and stole an undetermined amount of clothing. Entry was gained through the back door and no money was taken from the office.
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