Pageant Presented by St Johns Young Churchmen
The Young Churchmen of St Johns parish present a Christmas pageant The World Gives The Song written and directed by Mrs E M Chapman Assisted by younger church members Christmas music by the choir Features include gift presentation at the manger by church school children Gifts will be distributed later Following the pageant children and adults go to the parish house for a Christmas tree arranged by the Tumble Iners Santa Claus is expected to visit afterwards
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St. John's Parish
E. M. Chapman
Santa Claus
Oranges and Citrus Require Moist Storage Conditions
Oranges grapefruits lemons and limes all need a moist atmosphere in storage to prevent drying and loss of quality.
Morgan County Lebanon Community News notes
Rev Guy Petty delivered an inspiring sermon Sunday. Will Anders and Bill Sigures are very ill. Mr and Mrs Hillard Anders and family moved to Neel. Rev and Mrs Guy Petty hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs J E Brown. Mrs Ruby Winsett and daughter visited her mother. Stella Lawrence of Cullman was a visitor. E R Barkley and Johnson Lee visited in Birmingham last week. Fay Nell Lake was Sunday guest of Ruth Shaneyfelt. Miss Lorene Price Mable Wright Ruth Shaneyfelt and Fay Nell Lake visited Clarris Denton Sunday. M E Collins visited the community Wednesday. L B and Annie Ruth Pannell visited Frances and Harold Shaneyfelt Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Petty
Will Anders
Bill Sigures
Hillard Anders
Neel
J--E. Brown
Ruby Winsett
Stella Lawrence
Cullman
E. R. Barkley
Johnson Lee
Birmingham
Christmas Program at Round Island Church
Weather caused several Blackburn pupils to be absent Monday. A Christmas program is planned for Sunday at 11 o'clock at Round Island church. Mrs Frank Baugh visited her daughter Doris in Athens. Mrs Ila Brown and Mrs Reba McGlockin and son moved to Huntsville. Several residents went to Huntsville for work Monday. Mrs Wilburn Evans and daughters visited Mr and Mrs E M Blackburn. The Sinclair show was enjoyed by several here Tuesday night at the school.
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Blackburn
Round Island Church
Frank Baugh
Doris Baugh
Athens
Ila Brown
Reba McGlockin
Huntsville
Wilburn Evans
Sarah Evans
Betty Ann Grubbs
E. M
Mystery at Balford Estate Ends In Police Probe
In the Balford house a tense night unfolds as Craig Brent and Maud Chivery endure police visits. The inquest reveals hidden motives and canceled checks while a knife and stained glove are found near Drue Chivery, fueling doubt about Claud Chivery's murder and who lies in wait.
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Craig
Alexia
Beevens
North Meadow
Peter Huber
Maud Chivery
Maud
Nicky
North
Peter
Drue
Anna
Balsford
Miss Keate
Dr. Chivery
Claud
Pete
Baliford
Chivery
Peter Decla
Frederic Miller
Gertrude
Nugent
Claud Chivery
Brooks the General Who Walks the Front Lines
U.S. Army Major General Edward H. Brooks greets frontline troops in Alsace, stressing the vital link of supply and ammunition to combat units. The 51-year-old leader, known for hands-on planning and field visits, commands the Fifth Army’s corps and previously led the Second Armored Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoburn Wiant
Hal Boyle
U. S
Alsace
Edward H. Brooks
Concord
N. H
Brooks
Mary F. Brooks
Betty
Maj. R. Campbell
New Hampshire
Beewick Uni
Second Armored
U.S
Percy
Wire
Marchiennes
Community Notes From Morgan County
George Densmore is slowly recovering. John McKelvey, pioneer resident, was buried at Pleasant Grove Thursday. Alvis Briscoe and W J Briscoe along with George Hutchinsons visited Friday. Eva Ryan game drew a crowd Saturday night. Ellen Seals stayed with her parents last week. Roy Stewart and son Jack of the U S Army visited the area.
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George Densmore
John McKelvey
Pleasant Grove
Alvis Briscoe
W. J. Briscoe
George Hutchinson
Roy Stewart
Jack
U. S. Army
Vis
Voice of the People notices from Decatur Daily
Local readers report visits and travels. Orvie Knight returns home from Dora after a week with his uncle Jesse Knight. Mrs J B Williams and Mona visit Mrs Jeston Holloway in Cullman. Albert Jones, U S N, on leave from overseas, visits wife Wynell Floyd and relatives.
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Phillips
O. Ware
W. L. Williams
Etna
Orvie Knight
Dora
Jesse Knight
J. B. Williams
Mona
Jeston Holloway
Cullman
Albert Jones
Wynell Floyd
Snowfall and Weekend Visits Reported in Local Notes
A snowy weekend is noted with rabbit hunting among men. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Williams sold their home and plan to move soon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burks of Birmingham visited his parents Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Phillips. Woody Phillips hosted relatives Sunday night.
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W. L. Williams
Arthur Burks
Birmingham
D. H. Phillips
Woody Phillips
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Webster's
New International and Collegiate Dictionaries
Morgan County
Lebanon
Ruth Shaneyfelt
Limestone County
Lquice Evans
Lars
King Features Syndicate
Brent
Mrs. Brent
Mignon
Eberhart
King Westures Syadicr Ve. Ine
Homer Stewart
Joe Crawford
Oo Lula Stewart
Lou Akers
Herman Ryan
Claude Briscoe
Hulaco
Drucilla
Ralph
Fred Ellenberry
Clarence Whisenant
Ryan
Lola W. Cudlip
Walgreen Agency
Ave
Edward Branscomb
Hartselle
WMSL
Voice OF
THE
People
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Ala
Sir
Montgomery Advertiser
Tennessee
Tombig Rivers
Rosa B. Gormley
S. McDonough
Cullman County
Salem
Moone
Uviven
WSGN
WAPI
Tulip
Cosby-Hodges Milling Co
Ais
Rade “Stores
Iowa
California
A&p
Leedstown
Margaret Holmes
Lord Mott
Alma Brand
Donald Duck
Pasco
White House
West Bay
Virginia
Florida
Sgt
Virginia York
Sunnyfield Plain Enriched
Jim Dandy White
Ocean
Jane Parker
Nia
Dixie Spice
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