Lawrence County Red Hill social notes and movements
Friends of Irvin Owens plan a visit to his ill condition at home. Obituary grief for the late Alton Adair prompted sympathy. Local residents share visits with kin in Austinville Neel Oakville Moulton and Fairfield. Hog killing adapts to cold weather as Clifford Owens relocates families to Moulton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Owens
Alton Adair
Bob McCaghren
J. T. Borden
Austinville
Fannie Tucker
Decatur Goodyear
Jessie McCaghren
Emma Mullican
Love and accusation collide in the manor suspense
In a tense manor scene Keate recounts events to Craig as Drue seeks safety under guard. Alexia reveals a devastating alibi flaw, accusing Drue of being absent during Claud Chivery’s murder. Drue, fearing exposure, leaves Craig and the house with the dog Sir Francis, vowing never to return.
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Craig
Keate
Maud
Claud Chivery
Pete
Drue
Chivery
Alexia
Claud
Dr. Chivery
Sarah
Wilkins
Chivery Cottage
Southern Cotton Mills Capital Ownership Revealed
The article notes that capital in southern cotton mills is probably more than 80 percent owned in the South, indicating a regional concentration of ownership and economic influence.
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Southern Cotton Mills
South
Pettusville Church Notes and Community News
Local column from Miss Mamie Pettus covers church services at the Church of Christ, social visits, and family notes. Entries include preaching times, hospital visits, home demonstration club gathering, and attendance at a funeral. Several names and Tennessee trips appear among personal updates and illness mentions.
Community Notes from Local Area Events
Last Tuesday tonsils removed, patient reported doing fine. Miss Ruth Locke visited Ath ens Friday. Mr and Mrs Ezra White, Billy White and W C Hargrove were in Decatur Saturday. Dr Baugh is treating Ezra White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Locke
Athens
Ezra White
Billy White
W. C. Hargrove
Decatur
Dr. Baugh
Wren church program honors Sunday service in Friendship
Lawrence County reports a well attended church service at Friendship with Rev. Willie Parker delivering an inspiring sermon. Community members share visits with local families including Mrs. Joe Shaw and Bevie West, and Mrs. Leonard Eddy returns home after visiting Claude Kelsoe’s family. Pfc. James H. Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gibson, was wounded in action on November 21.
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Willie Parker
Wren
Joe Shaw
Bevie West
Leonard Eddy
Claude Kelsoe
Jones Chapel
Lorene Dutton
Christine
Crow
Huntsville
Ilva Dutton
Pfc
James H. Gibson
Willis Gibson
Here
Kathleen Crow Gibson
H Lle
Johnie Lambert
John Paul Legg
Relief Promises for Cough Cure With Tested Medicines
An advertisement touts a cough remedy claiming relief from chest colds and bronchitis without narcotics. It promises a unique process and tested medicines to ease coughing, improve sleep, and reduce mucus.
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