City Board of Missions Meets and Plans Community Support
The City Board of Missions met Wednesday at 9 30 AM with Mrs J B Harlow presiding. Mrs W H Ritter opened with a prayer and reviewed last meeting's activities. Ninth Street church will donate collections from first Sunday services each quarter to community work. Women from First Methodist First Baptist and First Presbyterian contributed freewill offerings for supplies. More material is needed and other societies are urged to help. Appreciation was given to Princess Theater for toy matinees aiding Christmas activities and thanks extended to stores and Sunday school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Board
City Board of Missions
J. B. Harlow
W .H. Ritter
Ninth Street
First Methodist
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Princess Theater
Lucy Bell
Batman
Ninth Street Methodist Missionary Society
Southside Center
Manual Training Club
Joseph Woods
County Association of Social Service Workers
City Mission Board
A. Z. Bailey
Eastside
House Divided and Weddings Tie Local Social News
Marian Steele plans a Germany voyage and marriage as a lieutenant while Isobel Steele remains linked to Nazi espionage rumors. The section also covers Christmas cheer at Miss Lucy Bell’s, Sunday school progress, sewing and manual training classes at Southside center, and social notices from Berean Study Club to garden clubs and nuptials of Cleere and Sims in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isobel Steele
Mss
Marian Steele
Los Angeles
Germany
Personal News Notes From Town Residents This Week
Miss Louise Meadows is ill this week at her home. Miss Lillian Layman and Miss Charlcie Mae Patterson returned from Birmingham after visiting relatives at Mountain Brook. Charles E Layman is improving slowly. Mrs. H. L. Kirby remains in Baugh Infirmary after a serious operation. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wyker and Mr. and Mrs. Garner Pride returned from California and attended the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Several residents traveled to Birmingham and Cleveland for visits. A. W. Hill is confined to bed with asthma. Evelyn Hunt Sanders shows marked improvement after illness at her grandparents’ home on Canal Street. Mrs. H. S. Roberts is ill at home on Sherman Street. Mrs. Ben Britnell returned from a holiday trip to Mississippi. Mrs. Tom Wiley remains ill on Davis Street. Miss Annette Bunn of Laredo, Texas is visiting Aunt Mrs. S. H. Malone on East Vine Street. Mrs. S. D. Johnson visits Birmingham for a month's stay with her daughter. Mrs. Paul Vaughn of Selma visits her mother. Mrs. A. C. Bailey and Mrs. E. W. Kennedy came back from Birmingham. Miss Maureen Bobbitt visited Morristown, Tennessee. Miss Mary Love rests comfortably at Mrs. E. A. Fennell’s home after a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Gardner
Rosedale
Jack Cleere
Birmingham
J. M. Gainer
Court Street Church of Christ, Fiercee
Ala
G. D. Sims
Cleere
D. W. Sims
Town Creek
Mr. Sims
Danville
Wheeler Dam
Will Wyker
Garner Pride
California
Pasadena
Directors named by Credit Group at Huntsville PCA meeting
At the annual meeting of Huntsville Production Credit Association stockholders on January 7, directors were elected: J. B. Hays W. M. Nance E. P. Garrett Jep E. Moody and J A. Johnson. Officials outlined the system and urged early loan applications to speed processing with goal of one week approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville Production Credit Association
J. B. Hays
Huntsville
W. M. Nance
E. P. Garrett
Belle Mina
Jep E. Moody
Larkinsville
J A. Johnson
Cullman
Jesse B. Hearin
New Orleans Production Credit Corporation
PCC
Mr. Hearin
Lew Carter
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of New Orleans
FICB
Associa
Tion
Kennamer
Madison
Jackson
Marshall
DeKalb
Morgan, Cullman
Limestone
Dime Day contest to honor President on birthday
R A Burleson announced a dime fund contest across ten counties including Lauderdale and Madison where every high and junior high will participate. Each dime equals one vote with the winning school designating who delivers birthday greetings to the President in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North A.lles
R. A. Burleson
The
Central Campaign Group Today
Lauderdale
Limestone
Madison
Jackson
DeKalb
Marshall
Cullman
Marian Lawrence
Colbert
Franklin
Washington
Tennessee Valley
Second Avenue
Decatur
501 1
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berean Study Club
W. P. Dozier
Irvin Mitchell
T. B
Flint
Clarice Lee
Elizabeth Houston
Ben Britnell
Elizabeth Davis
Sara
Rheim’s
Reid Sherard Jr
Tennyson
Dosier
Eastern Star
Mary Lou Dancy
O. EB. S
Masonic Temple
Johnston Street
Decatur Garden Club
E. 8. Morrow
Cotaco Literary Club
E. E. Hargrove
Oak Street
Busiess
Alfred Hodgins
Hugh Ogle
H. N. Peurifoy
Cooney
Ccoterie Club
Mary Vernon Dix
Alabama
Carl Cramer
Fanny Crow
Evelyn Hef
Frances Nunges
James Hobson Smith
Ninth Avenue
South
TVA
Katherine Long
Austinville
Kirby
H. L. Kirby
Humphrey’s
Mr. Smith
Priceville
Hill
A. W. Hill
Ferry Street
Phil Pointer
E. W. Kennedy
Paul Vaughan
Selma
A. C. Bailey
Nellie Clarke Roan
Juvenile
Austelle
Vera Austelle
Bock Club
Louise Meadows
Lillian Layman
Charlcie Mae Patterson
Mountain Brook
Charles E Layman
the Baugh
T. C. Chandler
Henry Sigman
Emmette Haley
C. B. Bartee
Charles H. Johnson
Cleveland, CO
Evelyn Hunt Sanders
Hunt
Canal Street
H. 8. Roberts
Sherman Street
Points
Mississi
Tom Wiley
Davis Street
Annette Bunn
Laredo
Texas
S. H. Malone
East Vine Street
8. D. Johnson
C. B. Sanders
Mrs. Paul Vaughn
Mrs. W. G. Pride
Maureen Bobbitt
Morristown
Tenn
Mary Love
E .A. Fennell
Goidel
FORD
Fred Waring
Waring
Columbia
Morgan County Motor Co
Lee Street
Hauptmann
Flemington, N. J
Brown
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Bruno Hauptmann
Credit Group
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington, DC
H. Yarbrough
Decatur Post Office
Dashiell Hammete
Beltsee
Philo Vance
N Astor
Ricardo Cortez
Caddell Drug CO
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Edwin Arnold
Karen Morley
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