Social and Personal Highlights from recent local events
James King hosted six friends for dinner Monday night at his parents home on East Wales Street. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons entertained with a Christmas dinner on East Moulton Street. Irene Miller and Mr. Motes were wed at the Probate Judge's office on Christmas day. Slumber party hosted by Mrs. Russell Breeding on Church Street. Misses Dix Darnell and Woodard hosted a rock party on Line Street. Mrs. J.T. hosted a dinner on East High to honor the Y W A group of Detatur Baptist Church with festive greenery and a silver basket centerpiece.
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James King
Janes King
CC. King
East Wales Street
Travis Fleming
Tuscumbia and
Baitley
Let Robertson
R. L. Parsons
Astmas
East Moulton Street
Millber
Irene’ Miller
Mr. Motes
Russell Breeding
Church Street
Madeline Dix
Mary Darnell
Woodard Will
Miss Dix
Line Street
J.T. Will
East Ch
Detatur Baptist Church
Local families greet holidays with extended visits
A long list of visitors and guests fills holiday scenes across Morristown Athens Birmingham Florence and Nashville. Revered circles include Rev James Duncan Hunter and family, Mrs Pat Oliver, Judge W Wertie, Miss Edith Woodward, Miss Clara Bryant and many others spending Christmas and New Year with relatives and friends. Many plan returns or travels to Birmingham, Florence, Nashville, and in some cases abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Duncan Hunter
Guarantee Shoe Shop Moves to New East Moulton Site
The Guarantee Shoe Shop, owned by St. M. Loggins, will relocate after the new year to the O E Matene building on East Moulton Street. The shop will occupy the east end of the two story structure formerly known as the old Yates building.
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Guarantee Shoe Shop
St. M. Loggins
O-E Matene
Logging quarters maintained behind Devatur Daily quarters
A small building at the rear of the Devatur Daily offices on Second Avenue has housed quarters for logging personnel. details and ownership remain unclear.
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Devatur
Second Avenue
Plans To Improve Second Ave Store With new front alteration
White indicates definite plans for improvement at the Second Avenue store formerly occupied by Piggly-Wigley. Owner Mrs. Mary D. Simpson says the front will be materially changed to suit new occupants. Lease negotiations are not yet closed.
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Second Avenue
Mary D. Simpson
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George Edwards
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Be Aes
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Arthur
Wesday
Eee College
Edith Woodward
Athens
W. W. Benson
Bernard Benson
Florence
Charlotte Broadus
Margaret Broadus
University of North Carolina
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T. H. Broadus
National Bank Examiner
T.M. Dix
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Bernard Beason
F. R. Beason
Birming ‘Ham
Mrs. L. M. Rossel
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Monroe Russell
Genie Gibson
Ala Glee Club
Clanton
Ala
Jackson Edwards
Atlanta
Bernice Malone
Julian Bibb
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Memphis
Steve Sullivan
Jess Harleiss
Huntsville
Mk Hep. Irrelika
N. C. Thrasher
Hartcand IL
Hope
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Donald Neff
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J. D. McCready
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Ikle
Georgia
H. RB
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H. E. Dryden, Jr
T. G .Morrow
Corinth
W. B. Edmundson
Gertrude Bickley
Mildred Byars
Tuscaloosa
Clara Bryant
Frank Utter
Emerson Webb
Edna Carroll
Hh.d. Murphy
Little Rock, Ark
A. W. Sharpley
C. H. Murphy
Audrey Morrison
R. P. Kennedy
Alma Jean and
Dick, Jr
Grado Springs
Colo
J. T. Kennedy
Pulaski, Tenn
Katherine Kennedy
Colofrado Springs
R L. Parsons
Virginia Thompson
Wrightsville, Ga
Donald Beauchamp
J. E. Pierce
Mirek L. Berry
Des Moines
Iowa
Wilder
Mrts
Fidyd McCulloweh
Mrs. M. C
W2l, Byars
Annie and
Josephine
Moulton
C. A. Edwards
Orlean
Dancene Morrison
Insurance Service
Morgan County National Bank Building
Albany
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Bank Street
the Mutual Savings Life Insurance CO
Decatur
Alabama
Roth
Saturnalia
Luibi
Aily
Dillehay Bros
Annie Laurie
Pear Annie Laurie
Marty
Balan
Arae
Sarah
Second Ave
Rainey
Jackson Street
Wty
E. W. Collier
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Ncash Department Store
Christmas
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