Christmas News and Proclamation in Belle Mina and Mt Hope
Local notes report Miss Katherine Massey and others visiting relatives over holidays, church programs and festive decorations at Belle Mina. A gubernatorial proclamation announces a January 6, 1932 election on Mobile tax amendment, with details of locations and constitutional limits.
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Wedding News and Local Notices From Moulton Area
A December 24 1932 wedding tied Miss Grace Jacobs to Hendrix Clemons in Moulton with well wishes from family and friends. Local reports note illness recoveries church visits Epworth League meetings holiday guests Christmas school reopening and social visits among the Hogan McKay Speake and Wallace families with several homes hosting relatives and friends. Nicotine origin traced to John Nicot who introduced tobacco to France in 1560.
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John Nicot
France
Union Grove News Social Roundup Reflects Holiday Visits
Local items note visits by Japhey and Myrtle Brooks as well as A H Lamon A J Allan J Edwards and Lipscomb families during Christmas. Huntsville and Lacey's Spring outings include Edwards Crisco Wilson and Yancey guests. Illnesses and weekend travels mix with several neighbors hosting and visiting through Sunday night.
Mt Tabor Community News Notes Weekly Schedule
Regular monthly appointment by Rev E T Town in Bethlehem is reported. Social visits include McCutchen and Ryan families from Fairview and Birmingham. A surprise party for Roy Moore occurred Monday night. School resumes January 4 after two weeks of holidays. Community singing events planned with local families attending in Hartselle and Mt Zion.
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J. F. Luker
Bernard Golfe
Bernardine
Falkville
Paul Luker
Little Paul, Jr
Birmingham
Roy Moore
Elbert Sanders
Fairview
Curry
New Center
Freeman Bassit
Florence
Community visits and traveler notes from Somerville area
Mr. C. H. Adams and Atlee Grantland returned Monday after Christmas with Mrs. William McQuin near Sylacauga. N. E. Winton of Hartselle visited briefly. Phil Wasson and John Foote of Danville joined Rev. A. N. Burns family Tuesday night and Wednesday. Miss Novel Miller left Saturday to visit Miss Hattie Owens Town Creek then Florence to Edna Goad’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Wade and family of Gum Springs visited Wednesday. G. Mikell returned to Union after several days here. Herbert Miller visited in Decatur Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Swift of Hartselle spent the day with Miss Emma Harlan. Mrs. W. S. Johnston has been ill. Little Alice Marie Hardin of Cullman visits her sister Mrs. P. R. Waugh. Mrs. Helen Lyle and Decatur children visited her mother Mrs. Kittie Johnston Tuesday and Wednesday.
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C. H. Adams
Atlee Grantland
William McQuin
Sylacauga
N. E. Winton
Hartselle
Phil Wasson
John Foote
Danville
A. N. Burns
J. O. Guyer
Lyle Cain
Florence
Edna Goad
Wilburn Wade
Gum Springs
G. Mikell
Union
Herbert Miller
Decatur
Fred M. Swift
Emma Harlan
W. 8
Johnston
Alice Marie Hardin
Cullman
P. R. Waugh
Helen Lyle
Kittie Johnston
Somerville Roughnecks Triumph In Close 32 to 33 Showdown
Woodland Mills brief notes report Somerville Roughnecks edged Out Siders 33 to 32 with Thomas and Murphy scoring for Woodland. Local social items list guests including Louise and Juanita Thomas, Lillie Mae McCutcheon, and Vera Murphy. several visits and family news noted among residents and neighboring towns.
Basham News Highlights Barn Events and Weddings
Rév Blythe delivered his first message at Basham Chapel on Sunday afternoon. The wedding of Mr. Rowan May field to Miss Mayo Legg drew much interest. Several local families hosted and visited, including Mr. and Mrs. Toney Ratliff of Caddo, and many neighbors attended gatherings at the homes of the Jones, Thompson, and Rose families. The United States adopted standard time in 1883 on the initiative of the American Railway Association.
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Mayo Legg
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Lacey's Spring News: Friday Guests and Local Visit Segments
Miss Izola Gosset was the Friday guest of Miss Estelle Lipscomb. Mr and Mrs Japhéy Brooks Casper Lamon and Pauline Edwards visited Mr and Mrs Willie Lipscomb Tuesday. The Monday night party hosted by Miss Ruby Winfrey was noted.
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Loretta
Pauline Edwards
Estelle Lipscomb
Stan Wilson
Huntsville
J. G. Yancey
J. E. Smith
Gilbert Crisco
Ottlie Wilson
Ima Edwards
Center Grove
Elijah Lambert
Ezekial Henderson
Lacey
Huske
Izola Gosset
Japhéy Brooks
Casper Lamon
Willie Lipscomb
Ruby Winfrey
Local Visitors and Holiday Gatherings Highlight Town Notes
Several friends enjoyed gatherings as William Moebes of Austinvile visited last week. Mr and Mrs George Walter and family from Decatur spent Christmas with relatives. Rubye Oakes visited Estelle Lipscomb. C A Lipscomb and Robert visited Huntsville. Pete West stayed with Mr and Mrs Moore. Lottie White Norene Garrison Ruby Winfrey Alma Leigh Moore visited Estelle and Evelyn Lipscomb Friday.
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Austinville
George Walter
Decatur
Rubye Oakes
Estelle Lipscomb
C. A. Lipscomb
Robert
Huntsville
Pete West
Mrs. Moore
Lottie White
Norene Garrison
Ruby Winfrey
Alma Leigh Moore
Estelle
Evelyn Lipscomb
Swell as an adjective in vulgar speech
The note discusses the use of the word swell as a vulgar adjective, clarifying its offensive tone and social implications in informal American English. It cites examples and contrasts with nonvulgar usage to illustrate acceptable and unacceptable contexts.
Poragas hots O Tila. Oy Ge Sea to see the good in others
The text presents unclear phrases and names, listing abstract sentiments about seeing goodness in others and acting with justice and thoughtfulness. It appears as fragmented, non-standard prose without a clear event or reportable fact.
First American almanac published by William Pierce in 1639
The entry notes that the first American almanac was published in 1639 by William Pierce, associated with a bridge. This brief historical detail anchors early American print and publishing history with a named author and date.
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William Pierce
Bridge
Black-Draught Praised For Gentle Laxative Effect
Texas resident George W Cassidy with forty five years of use reports Black-Draught provides quick relief with a single dose and does not require nightly use. He notes feeling as good as ever after starting the laxative and that a new box remains effective. Drug stores sell the product.
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