In Other Communities MT Hope News Relatives
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents including Mrs Bennie Johnson Theolene Counts and family. Absent time with relatives in Huntington and Decatur. several residents attend gatherings and holiday plans, with updates on health, work, and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Johnson
Theolene
Tur
Guy
Counts
Huntington
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We Counts
Montgomey
Dinkler Lace
Byron Vinson
Birming
Claude Roberson
Leola
Lola
Lacy Argerette
Russellville
Leon Cunningham
Rush Martin Counts
Marley Wiliams
Williams
Lola Roberson
Grady Smith
Preston Smith
Freda Jane
Schoo
New Hope News Notices and Local Illness Updates
Mrs. Robert Ray is reported ill after a brief illness. Thurman Cross is ill at home with his parents. New Hope school postponed due to weather and will close Tuesday February 23 with work resuming December. Several local guests and visitors are listed including Pearl Cross and Edna Flora Cross with W. Key family. Public notice of church and community events appears with schedule and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Decatur
Robert Ray
Thurman Cross
B. ‘Cross
New Hope
Pearl Cross
Edna Flora Cross
W. Key
G. B. Cross
A. Goodwin
J. J. Weems
Steere Thine
Lometa
M. B. Cross
F. B. Cross
E. A. Goodwin
Iaides
Jer Blanche
Austinville
Linnie
Earon Key
Billy Barnes
Cross
Leon Blaiton
San
Buford ‘Allen
G. T. Cross
Terry
T. C Parker
Lynn Cross
F. B Cross
John Copeland
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Trinity News: V. Neville Visits Relatives in December
V Neville visits relatives and attends first chapter meeting in December. Local notes indicate seasonal plans and community welcome as the page closes with festive tidings.
Hartselle Personal Notices Return from Christmas Visits
Local names in Hartselle and nearby areas are noted visiting and returning home for the Christmas holidays. Miss Allie Bell Martselle returned from Akron to visit family. Miss Lizzie Reed Penn teaches in Tuscaloosa and will be home soon. Miss Marguerite Gibson and Sara Briscoe are at Montevallo College and visiting for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Bell Martselle
Akron
Ohio
O. L. Coggin
L. T. Simmons
Joe Edd
Memphis
Jean Draper
Decatur
Frances Senable
M. Rutenberg
Ben
Heflin
8 ° Polytinsky
Rose Rutenburg
Paul Doss
Dallas
Texas
Doss
J. E. Stone
Jimmie
Alabama
Lizzie Reed Penn
Tuscaloosa
Janie Mae Lauderdale
Huntsville
Elizabeth Dunlap
Pulaski
Tenn
W. B. Douglas
John Kimbrough
Birmingham
Coy Sparkman
Mildred Freeman
Woman's College
J. 9. Freeman
Sara Blair
Kate So»tka
Montevallo Collge
Harold Parker
J. T. Burch
Harvell Edwards
S. A. Edwards
Jean Brindley
Montevallo
T. B. Brindley
Marguerite Gibson
Sara Briscoe
Lacey's
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Mooresville-Belle Mina Social Notes Crown Week
Miss Ellen Irvine hosted the Wednesday afternoon club while Miss Elizabeth Bradley and Miss Annie Peebles Richardson were guests. Mrs. Henry B. Zeitler won high score and a lunch followed. Several locals, including Miss Kathleen Rush Peebles and Miss Julia Dukes, plan holiday visits and returns from Decatur Athens College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Irvine
Henry B. Zeitler
Elizabeth Bradley
Annie Peebles Richardson
Knight’s Island
W. F. Dukes
Billy Dukes
Decatur
Kathleen Rush Peebles
Frank T. Richardson
Mary Riddle
Lucile Riddle
Fred Stuart
Women’s Missionary Society
Mooresville-Belle Mina
Tanner
Jene Taylor
J. E. Hogan
Sid Nethery
Richard Roberts
Hattie Hundley
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