Christmas at the Moore spa home in Decatur with gala party
Wallace Moore James and Miss Marion Moore hosted a Christmas gathering at their Decatur spa home. Guests included many relatives and local families, with a Christmas program, tree, and homegrown treats. Revival services at Flower Hill and church news featured in the week.
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Wallace Moore
James
Marion Moore de
Terry
Lillian
Marion
John Ae
Miss Thompson
I. Q. Thomp- George
Eugene Raa
Christine
Edna Bee Col- Buford
John Dean
Bessie
Hazel Corum
Novia Sueda
Austin
Wann Terry
Venable
Pauline Darnell
Baker
Clyde Neuszbaum
Lilian
Velma
Virgie
Walter Marion
Holt Grant Peoples
Clyde Rodioe Blaxton
J. D
Jessie McBride
Jesus
Fire destroys farm house. life of young child ends in Athens
A fire on a Pettusville farm destroyed the house of L E Durmavant occupied by Alton Hargrove and family. The death occurred at Powers Hospital in Athens on December 30 near 4 PM. A two year old, born May 1927, died after a brief illness and hospital treatment. He is survived by his parents a sister a brother and extended family. Interment was at Pettusville cemetery with Rev Davis officiating.
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L. E. Durmavant
Pettusville
Davis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Notable social week in Cullman area families
Mr and Mrs Real Humphries and child Pauline of Cullman spent the past week with Will Ovis Walker and wife. Miss Marie Smith and sister Madge visited their uncle Mit Smith. Glenn Upchurch of Birmingham visited Erma Walker. Claude Lockley and Florida relatives spent time with his father. Henry Earwood Tom Oliver and Warren Humphrey traveled to Cullman for business. Mrs R L Hamilton and Opal Kate Shelton visited relatives. A Tackey Party hosted by Enna Walker drew a large crowd with attendees including Christine Goslin Armand Earwood Lovelle Dodd Ruth Lora Mitchell Mary Whaley Harvie Hendrick Amos Earwood Horace Baker Hoyt Smith Exell Floyd. Hubert Walker visited G C Walker.
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Real Humphries
Uttle
Pauline
Cullman
Will
Ovis Walker
Lin
G. C. Walker
Marie Smith
Madge
Emmit Smith
Glenn Upchurch
Birmingham
Erma Walker
Claude Lockley
Florida
Henry Earwood
Tom Oliver
Warren Humphrey
R. L. Hamilton
Roy Hamilton
Opal Kate Shelton
R. H. Hamilton
Enna Walker
Christine Goslin
Armand Earwood
Lovelle Dodd
Ruth and
Lora Mitchell
Mary Whaley
Harvie Hendrick
Amos Earwood
Horace Baker
Hoyt Smith
Exell Floyd
Freddie McKelvie
Noma Putman
Edward Hamilton
Hubert Walker
Mrs Chambers Ill With Flu In Somerville
Mrs. Chambers is ill with flu at her daughter Mrs W L Groover's home. Dorothy and Aleta Jacobs of Decatur spent a few days this week visiting their aunt Mrs R C Miller. PF Peck conducted business in Hartselle and Friday. Mr and Mrs C P Johnston shopped in Decatur Thursday. Rev and Mrs A N Burns visited in Hartselle Friday at the home of Rev and Mrs Roy Hewlett. Dr T B Brindley of Hartselle was here on professional duty Thursday afternoon. Miss Novel Miller and Herbert Miller visited Misses Mable and others.
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T. B. Brindley
Hartselle
Proctor News Highlights 1932 Community Changes
Limestone County residents Hayes and Myrtle Hayes spent holidays with family in Pulaski. Buford Bevils visited local friends during the break. School resumed January 4 under Miss Hayes and Miss Balch. A shift in community roles is planned for 1932 and Miss Fannie Laweon has been ill.
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Pulaski
Myrtle Hayes
Buford Bevils
Miss Hayes
Miss Balch
James
Miss Swanner
Mabry
Clyde
William
Marie
Leggtown
Fannie Laweon
Hartselle Personal Notes Reflect Local Travel Visits
Miss Frances Schnable of Huntsville spent part of last week with Miss Maxie Gill here. Miss Vivian Ford and Clarence Ford of Payette are visiting friends here. Miss Frances Lee has returned from a short visit at Fayette. Hoyt and Hubert Abernathy of Fayette are the guests of friends here this week. Dunbar Boger of Tampa Fla is the guest of his parents. Ed Gordman and sister Eva Gordman of Nashville spent the weekend with friends. Milton Winsett has returned to Great Lakes, Ill after spending Christmas here. Miss Barbara Peck is visiting relatives in Decatur. Rev Roy Hewlett and family spent the first of the week in Birmingham with friends. Otto Speake spent Monday in Birmingham. Perry Orr of Memphis Tenn spent week here. Gibson is the guest of friends in Birmingham. Friends of Mr and Mrs Levim Puckett will be glad to know they moved back here to their home after living in Moulton.
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Little Son
Decatur
Mariselle
Ernest Bogle
Alma
Annie Lee Roberts
Flower Hill
John Rich
Duke Bailey
W. L. Hokett
Courtland
Jewel Smith
Mt. Hope
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Irwin Terry
John
Arthur
Eugenia Bogle
Chalybeate Springs
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Moulton
J. D. Streit
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Brick
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Terry
Birmingham
Cleveland Cross
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J. H. Cross
Jonas Cross
Wheeler
Church News
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Huntsville
Maxie Gill
Vivian Ford
Clarence Ford
Payette
Frances Lee
Fayette
Hoyt
Hubert Abernathy
Dunbar Boger
Tampa
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W. A. Boger
Ed Gordman
Eva Gordman
Nashville
Levim Puckett
Belle Mina Mooresville Community Notes
Friends report James Pitts improving at Baughs Infirmary in Decatur. Local events include visits by W B Lockwell, Sidney Nethery’s return to study, and Miss Pearly Taylor’s Tanner visit. The Belle Mina Mooresville school resumes on Monday.
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Belle Mina-Mooresville
Marcia Moyer Leaves Mitchelfield for National Cosmetics Work
Marcia Moyer, a Mitchelfield cosmetics clerk supporting five relatives, attracts a New York company executive who offers her a chance to travel the country demonstrating products. Ted Stanton loves her, but she eyes escape and romance beyond the town as she agrees to the opportunity despite her mother’s and Ted’s sorrow.
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Marcia Moyer
Mitchelfield
Ted Stanton
Marcia
Ted
New York
Percy DuMott
Marcia Prepares for a World Beyond Sand
Marcia advances toward a career and travel as she trains with DuMott and accepts new opportunities. Ted and Dave wrestle with guarding her independence while she imagines a broader life beyond Sand, aided by arrangements and support for an ambitious future.
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Marcia
Ted
Dave
Mr. Pappe
DuMott
David
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