Berean Study Club Hosts Christmas Themed Gathering
The Berean Club and Berean Study Club held a Christmas themed afternoon at Mrs. J W Darrah’s Jackson street home with co hosts Mrs T B Middlebrooks and Rev Lambuth Archibald leading carols and a meditation The event featured Christmas traditions quizzes a tea hour and a benediction by the Reverend Archibald with 35 attendees Also announcements noted Le Club Entre Meres and Junior Zetomen Club meetings at local homes on Grant and Jackson streets respectively.
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Ns.t Berean Study Club
Berean Club
Berean Study Club
J. W. Darrah
T. B. Middlebrooks
T. J. Coffingham
W.d. Coleman
Guy Drake
Bereans
Berean
Archibald
Lambuth Archibald
Rayburn Neville
LE Club Entre Meres
William Stone
Grant Street
Notable Alabamians Attend Alabama Day Events At Hartsville Clubs
Mrs George Williamson of Decatur and Mrs Elsie Sanders of Moulton are honored guests at the Alabama Day celebration hosted by a Hartsville club. Other locals, including Mrs J O Townsend Betsy Townsend Mrs D D Burleson and Mrs Pearce spent Tuesday in Birmingham. Many residents plan Christmas travel to Augusta Berry and Birmingham as schools host holiday programs and plays.
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George Williamson
Decatur
Elsie Sanders
Moulton
Alabama
Prikarily
J. O. Townsend
Betsy Townsend
D. D. Burleson
Pearce
Birmingham
Keeping Your Hips In Line
A wellness column advises on weight management and hip shaping through floor leg lifts and a sit up with toes under furniture. It emphasizes hydrating with six glasses of water daily and notes caffeine and tea reduce water intake while warning against heaviness and wasteful pudges.
Athenian Club entertains with Christmas readings and carols
The Athenian Club held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. W C Chambers home with Miss Mary Lillian Feigley in attendance. The event featured a talk on Christmas Customs of Other Lands by Mrs. Robert Glenn and readings by Miss Thelma Goodwin. Guests distributed gifts around a decorated tree and sang carols after a social hour. sixteen members and one guest, Miss Betty Chambers, attended.
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Athenian Club
W. C. Chambers
Mary Lillian Feigley
Thelma Goodwin
Robert Glenn
Miss Goodwin
Henry van Dyke
Limestone Ogooun'ly Round Island Church Notes
Sunday services drew a large crowd with a Christmas program praised by attendees. Families including Bennie Glaze and Charlie Hobbs stopped by, and many members were missed at a Tuesday WMA gathering. The community club meets Friday and Peelsville School House was painted last week.
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Bennie Glaze
Charlie Hobbs
Lource Evans
Frank Baugh
Luther Glage
George Brown
Bennie Glaa
Brown
Arthur Moran
B. H. Glaze
Richard Grubbs
Georgia Baugh
Athens
Elmer Brooks
Bennie Glave
Peelésvile
Millard Boyd
Jolin” Brooks
Tate
O'Neal Cemetery
Morgan County Pine Ridge Church News and Locals
A Laine crowd attended church Sunday morning and singing Sunday afternoon. Louise Curry of Union Hill spent Saturday night with Lillian Compton. Mrs. R. Wells returned home after visiting Grady Crunk in Huntsville. Milford Compton of Decatur visited his parents. Rev and Mrs J L Brown were guests of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Griscoe. Mrs. Glenn Whisenant of Baileyton spent the weekend with her parents. W M A met at the church Monday afternoon and will continue Mondays at 1 o clock. Mrs Janie Whisenacht of Ryan visited Lula Compton. Rev and Mrs J L Brown visiting relatives in Cullman. Mr. and Mrs J F Thomas and son Elbert were visitors in Huntsville Saturday.
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A. G. White
Athens
Nashville
Leslie Elmore
Ritz Theatre
Eddie Lyons
Birmingham
FBI
Martin FP. Whitt
Carl T. Wilson
J. B. Hargrove
Knox Biles
John Sandlin
Pauline. Powers
E. L. Evans
B. F. Brackeen
J. W. Johnston
George Co
Johnson
D. L. Rosenau, Jr
Limestone’ County
R.H. Richardson
Louise Curry
Union Hill
Lillian Compton
Janie Whisenacht
Ryan
Lula Compton
J. L. Brown
Cullman
J. EF. Thomas
Elbert
Huntsville
Lynntown residents attend Cotaco High ball game
Morgan County Lynn Town notes report several locals at Cotaco High School Friday night ball games. Mrs Henry Knoblock and her young son H A from Decatur visited her parents Mr and Mrs R L Robertson. Miss Peggy Sue Putman of Woodland Mills stayed with Miss Emma Sue Lynn Thursday night. J W Lynn traveled to Hartselle for business Thursday. Doc Nappier also visited Hartselle Thursday. Mrs Lottie Dunn of Florette visited Mrs Mable Gatlin Sunday. Mrs Floyd Quill and her young daughter have returned from South Alabama for a few days stay.
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Cotaco High School
Henry Knoblock
H. A
Decatur
R. L. Robertson
Peggy Sue Putman
Woodland Mills
Emma Sue Lynn
J.w.lynn
Hartselle
Doc Nappier
Lottie Dunn
Florette
Mable Gatlin
Floyd Quinn
South Alabama
Agriculture Department Names James Allen to Lead Surplus Distribution
Washington announces the appointment of James Allen to head the national plan for distributing surplus commodities in the southern states. This move aims to coordinate federal surplus distribution efforts nationwide under the department.
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Washington
Agriculture ‘Department
James By Allen
Bartlett Family Notes and Local Visits
With her parents, Mr and Mrs William Bartlett. Almon Robinson of the CCC camp paid a visit home Friday night. Mrs Doc Nappler has recovered from a short illness. Mrs Mattie Oldacre is back from the hospital.
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William Bartlett
Almon Robinrson
CCC
Doc Nappler
Mattie Oldacre
Campus Beauty Miss Margaret Reddoch at Alabama College
Miss Margaret Reddoch of Laverne Alabama chosen as Campus Beauty by Alabama College students at Montevallo. Her photo will appear on a full page in the 1940 The Technala yearbook. She is a junior and has served as a class officer in her freshman year.
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Margaret Reddoch
Laverne
Ala
Alabama College
Montevallo
Reddoch
Technala
Alabama
Travis Garrison Undergoes Appendectomy This Weekend
Lawrence County local notes report Travis Garrison underwent an appendectomy on Sunday with friends wishing him a speedy recovery. The column also lists visits from Alton Martin and family, Byron Young and family, and J N Cunningham's dinner guests. Little Wayland Fuller is confined with croup, and Alfred Thompson will lead Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11.
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Travis Garrison
Wayland Fuller
John Fuller
W. W. Murphree
J. O. Murphree
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