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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
8
In Other Communities lists residents visiting relatives and social visits around West Hartselle. Names include J B Drake, Virgie Ayers, T K Ayers, James Harwell, Price Robbins, Ila Crowe, Minnie Holladay, O C Crowe, Laura Lentz, and others visiting or hosting at homes and church events.
Miss Frances Stewart visited last week with Miss Rosa Nell Stacks. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Puller spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couch of near Trinity. Mrs. J. H. Puller and Mrs. Truitt Jacob visited Mrs. James A. Stewart and Miss Mary Stewart on Saturday. Miss Esther Mae Puller spent time with Mr and Mrs. Lonnie Puller and their young daughters. They plan to spend this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Kyle of Hartselle. C. P. Stewart stayed Wednesday night with his brother Jack Stewart.
Mrs. Dora Harbison of Martestie spent Friday night at the home of her brother BE. T. Hipp in Hartselle, visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hipp.
College Grove Special Ed Thompson remains confined to his home after a fall that caused a dislocated hip. The injury has proved very painful and limits his mobility as he recovers.
A single fire crew rushed to a mill village false alarm on Wednesday with no blaze found and no injuries reported.
Elinor Faire and aviator broker John Daniels wed and filed for annulment just three hours after the ceremony. Faire said she married Daniels to spite her former fiancé, setting a new record for brevity in Hollywood marriages.
Miss Christene Crawford a student at State Teachers College returned to Florence Sunday to complete the term. Miss Laynottte Hipp spent Sunday night with Miss Leona Black. Several from Center Grove attended the funeral at Blue Springs of B H McCarley of Dallas Texas. Miss Mildred McKee left for Decatur Sunday afternoon to visit relatives. Miss Sarah Aldredge entertained friends with a rock party Friday night. Miss Mayme Hamilton spent Thursday night with Miss Mildred McKee. Mr and Mrs Hoy Fowler of Elora Tenn were guests of Mrs G D Fowler and Miss Vera Fowler recently. Mrs Emma Kate Aldredge was a
The Valley County Club will remain open to the public with George Curtis, club pro, in charge of both clubhouse and golf course. The arrangement continues month to month after a board meeting Wednesday. Directors will pursue a satisfactory financial arrangement with club representatives.
One white man was fined for disorderly conduct and one Black man was fined for petty larceny in police court this morning.
Gov. B. M. Miller anxious over President-elect Roosevelt’s January 21 visit to Montgomery unsure whether the reception will be noon or evening. He jokes the menu may feature ham hock and cabbage with cornbread. Also in Montgomery, W. Gist recalls 1872 school start dates and a political quip about three candidates each promising more education and pensions.
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