Just Around Home Notes in Five Tennessee Valley Counties
Mr and Mrs Donald Law of Boas visited relatives in Ross and Gadsden with J D Law and J A Johnson families. Doris Johnson stayed with cousin Fieda Law. A birthday supper for Ervil Baker drew a large crowd at C M Baker's home on December 29. Marlin Fowler and several youths visited Eunice Ridgeway. Adrian Law visited his parents J J Jackson. Mrs T C Byron and Vera Byron are ill at home. Mrs M A Jones and others visited Mrs Judge Fawkersly. Joppa teacher Kermit Johnson was ill with indigestion but recovered enough to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Law
Boas
J.D. Law
J. A. Johnson
Wilbur
Fo Ross
Gadsden
Doris Johnson
Fieda Law
C. M. Baker
Homor
Ervil
Marlin Fowler
Ivis and Fines
Atha Lovell
Eunice Ridgeway
Adrian Law
J. J. Jackson
T. C. Byron
Vera Byron
M. A. Jones
T. M. Hark
Connie Kuglar
Judge Fawkersly
Kermit Johnson
Uice
Lacey's Spring Community Gathers for Visits and Events
Local notes report improvements after an automobile wreck involving J P Lipecomb. visits from the Houghs and Ralph, numerous church events, a mule collision on the new river bridge, quiet marriages, school activities, dances, and repeated community gatherings in Lacey's Spring with mentions of Union Grove Huntsville Cullman and Oak Ridge.
Quiet Wedding In Huntsville Court House
Local news notes a quiet marriage of Mr. Charlie Day and Mrs. Pearl Womack at the Huntsville courthouse. Their friends anticipate they will reside in the area. Front page mentions visits by Mrs. J Lipscomb and Pauline Edwards, and training student Annie Byars visiting from De Kalb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
Allie Kinney
J. ©. Edwards
Pauline
J. P. Lipscomb
Miss Puckett
Faculty of
Place
Rosie Pot
John White
Charlie Day
Pearl Womack
Huntsville Court House
Woodland Mills Community Health Report and Social Notes
The community health is good. Mrs. Lacey Lenox returns home after visiting daughter Mrs. Roy McCutcheon. Aubrey Johnson of Horton comes home after two weeks with relatives. Roy Roberts attended singing at Oak Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lawrence and son visited M. E. Lawrence. Miss Orville and Doll Day guests of Miss Dottie Augusta and Hazel McCutcheon. Mrs. Comfort Willis hosted a Friday night party. Mr. and Mrs. Matcus McCutcheon visited Mr. Johnson. Dr. T. J. Russell ill but hopes to attend Sunday school next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lipecomb
T. C. Hough
Ralph
Union Grove
Maud McCutcheon
Marshal County
Ceres
George McCut
Francis
Farley
Ala
Methodist Church
Karl Hough
Decatur
Hartselle
Red
Harold Sanders
Lacey
New River Bridge
Pee
At- Misearias
Grace Hough
Karl
George McCutcheon
Jno
White
Epworth League
Methodist
C. E. Day
Pearl ‘Womack
Day
Eva
Adcock
Methodist Conference
Bruce Mosterller
Lawrence Cove
Verna
Halyard Hawkins
Ethe
Minnie
Gravis Ford
Cullman
Jewell Vann
Fred Morgan
Carl Hough
A. P. —Stephens
Tuscaloosa
Lacey Lenox
Roy McCutcheon
Aubrey Johnson
Horton
Roy Roberts
Oak Ridge
Elmer Williams
Robert Willis
Willie Lawrence F and Son
M. E. Lawrence
Orville
Doll Day
Dottie ‘Augusta
Hazel McCutcheon
Comfort Willis
Matcus McCutcheon
Johnson
T. J. Russell
Myrtle Brooks
James Brooks
West Point
Loris
Mary Yancey
Ruby Bonds
Earle Yancey
Prank Whisenant
Arab
J. D. Whisenant
E. H. Hill
Pleasant View Baptist service fills vacancy Saturday
Rev Wilson of Pleasant View filled Rev White's Baptist church appointment on Saturday as White could not travel from Winston. Miss Lolan Lindier spent Friday with Irene Patterson. Williams spent Friday with his brother and Danville boys played the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Pleasant View
White
Baptist Church
Winston
Lolan Lindier
Irene Patterson
Williams
and Seoian Williams
Danville Boys
Union Grove News Socials and Local Visits
Miss Clara Yancey and Mr. Buford Hippe were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Yancey. The Union Hill teams hosted Lacey's Spring Friday. Various residents visited relatives in Union Hill and nearby towns over the weekend. notable names include Miss Vera Hill, Miss Corella Gilley, Mrs. Felix King, Mrs. Homer Brooks, and Miss Carrie Bowling. Edward Crawford left for Tennessee to join Bond Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Yancey
Buford Hippe
Ebert Yancey
Homer
Calvin. Owens
Homer Brooks
A. B. Tucker
Imogean McComack
Haster Irvin
West Point
Elbert Yancey
J. G. Gilley
Near Rescue
Nancy Clark
Myrtle Brooks
Mary Gaylord
Corella Gilley
Baba Hill
Henry Brooks
Daphine
W. F. Brooks
J. E. Smith
Edward Crawford
Tennessee
Bond Brothers Cross the Company
Huntsville
Carrie Bowling
Union Hill
J. By Pritchett
Singing Convention Outing Ties Local Families To Oak Ridge
Postings show residents from Basham attending an Oak Ridge singing convention over the weekend. Several families, including the Wattey Lane and Rose households, plus McCluskey and Thomp son kin, visited relatives and friends in Oak Ridge.
Danville Route One Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Irie Summerford visited her sister Mrs Fitz gerald on Sunday. A surprise party at Miss Irene Duttons home drew a large crowd Saturday night. Mrs Emma Doss visited son Neal Doss on Sunday. Opal and Inez Gray spent Friday night with sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irie Summerford
Fitzgerald
Flaudie Minter
Della Adcock
Neal Doss
Emma Jean
Richard Morris
J.A. Morris
Oak Ridge
Irene Dutton
Emma Doss
Alice Parker
Opal
Inez Gray
Wess
Elbert Doss
Bell
Coleman Gray
W M B Meeting Aims For A Bigger Christian Year
The W M B met at Mrs. Prank Emens home to start the new year with business and spiritual goals. Incoming president Mrs Stallings led, pledges were handed out, two new members joined, and thanks were given to past president Mrs Rayburn Neville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Prank Emens
Will Emens
Rayburn Neville
New Hope News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Barnes of near Courtland visit daughter Mrs. E A Goodwin and Mr Goodwin. Pauline, Helen Terry and Christine Letson dine with Plara and Erline Cross. Miss Linnie Gladys and Baron Key and G T Cross visit Courtland school. Mrs M B Cross visits son M B Cross and family. Flora Cross guests Christine Letson. G T Cross and Herbert Key noted among local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Cross
E. A. Goodwin
Courtland
Eunice Cross
Edna Cross
G. B. Cross
G. T Cross
F. R. Cross
Billy Barnes
Near Courtland
Mr. Goodwin
Pauline
Helen Terry
Christine Letson
Plara
Erline Cross
Linnie
Gladys
Baron Key
G. T. Cross
M. B. Cross
Flora Cross
Herbert Key
Death of Miss Fannie Heard in Corinth at 58
Miss Fannie Heard died at the home of Mr and Mrs Candler Pittman in Lawrence County after a brief illness. She lived in Corinth caring for her mother until her death. Survived by brother Barto Heard and sister Mrs Merriwill Little, several nieces and nephews. Funeral conducted by Rev George Dobbs at Pine Grove with Drinkard of Falkville directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barto Heard
Merriwill Little
Haleyville
Pine Grove
Richard Barnett
James McClellan
Andrews Chapel
W. B. Bird
Jim Holmes
Emma Ethridge
Lucile Woods
Francis
Community Notes From Vinemont And Nearby
Wednesday morning prayer service at Mrs. Tom Fowler’s home with 10 women present. P T A met at the school with Miss Gertrude Dickenson in charge. Circle members helped organize at Cullman lodge and included several named local residents. Mrs. 8. V. Burks is ill. Louise Powell hosted Music Study Club. Visits and weekends with relatives noted. Mrs. V. O. Callahan to undergo throat operation in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fowler
W. A. Parnell
Gertrude Dickenson
Vinemont Woodman
Cullman Lodge
Dep. Blackburn
Local Social Calendar Notes This Weekend
South guests visited Miss Milderd Kelly Sunday. Younger residents attended a party at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Saturday. Rev Pestinell of Crane Hill will preach Sunday at 11. Audrey Bryant visited Battle Ground school Friday. Public urged to attend singing every fourth Sunday. Mr and Mrs R E Holmes hosted friends for a birthday anniversary dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Mildred Kelly
Russell
Pestinell
Crane Hill
Audrey Bryant
Battle Ground
Social visits and local movers in Decatur area
A parade of local residents made Sunday visits and Saturday calls across Decatur Huntsville and Arab. Notables include Miss Culeene Hughes Pauline and Ima Edwards Vera Hill J E Smith E H Hill Vera J C Edwards and Bruce Hornbuckle along with J D Whisenant other families and neighbors visiting relatives and hosting gatherings.
Social visit notes and recoveries near Lacey's Spring
Miss Cherie Giers of Valdermosa Springs spent Friday afternoon with Miss Estelle Lipscomb and Mr and Mrs Jophey Brooks of West Point were visitors to Latey's Springs Friday. Mr and Mrs J P Lipscomb of this place are slowly recovering after an automobile accident on the highway between Lacey's Spring and the Whitesburg bridge Wednesday night. Miss Alma Lee Moore of this place is visiting Huntsville. Estelle Lipscomb spent Tuesday with Misses Connie and Izola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie Giers
Valdermosa Springs
Estelle Lipscomb
Jophey,Brooks
West. Point
Latey’s Springs
J. P. Lipscomb
Lacey’s Spring
Whitesburg Bridge
Alma Lee Moore
Huntsville
Connie and
Izola
Community Notes From Macedonia Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Dan Sparkman visited relatives in Oak Ridge. The McDougal and Washburn families hosted guests across the week. Jim McCleskey is ill at home. Katherine Gibson and Stella Mae McCulloch, Eleanor Sams and J A Washburn, Ruth Ducan Mildred McCulloch, Lee Carpenter and John Sams shared Sunday visits. The Rogers sisters Josie Katherine Rogers joined Rubye Ruth Washburn for Sunday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sparkman
Oak Ridge
R. M. Owens
Manson McDougal
J. C. Miller
P. FP. Washburn
T. B. Southern
Chapel Hill
Dewey Miller
Beamer Anderson
Katherine
Josie” Rogers
Rubye
Ruth Washburn
Bertha McCleskey
Eva Kitchens
Sunday Socials Reach Trinity Area Families
CADDO NEWS reports Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sims and son of Trinity visited Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stewart for Sunday dinner. Effie and Irene Whitlow stayed with their grandmother Mrs. Whitlow. Rev. J. H. Hil dined with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sims
Trinity
James A. Stewart
Effie
Irene Whitlow
Mrs. Whitlow
J. H. Hil
L. M. Bayne
G. T. Simis
Near
Annie Whitlow
Dallas Hames
J. H. Puller
W. W. Hames
Andrew Stewart
Mary Stewart
Erma Fuller
Health concerns and community notes in Five Point region
The Five Point area reports widespread cold symptoms amid several cases of pneumonia including Lucian McMillion of Fairfield. births, visits, church events, and upcoming Lawrence County singing convention at Antioch church are noted, with Epworth League programs and local visits spanning Mt. Zion to Kitchens Mill.
Center Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Hospital
Mrs Mack Ralph spent Sunday with Mrs M W Ratiffs. Mrs T B Wilber was guest of Mrs Jim Lynn Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alex Dunn spent Sunday night with Mrs Nancy Covey of Florette. T B Wilber and Mr Bruce depart for Eldorado for a few days. James Ryan and Miss Vera Fowler attend various visits with neighbors. Several families travel to Hartselle Rock Creek and local households host relatives. Mayme Sue Dunn visits with Lois Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Ralph
M.W. Ratiffs
T. B. Wilber
Jim Lynn
Alex Dunn
Nancy Covey
Florette
Bruce
Eldorado
Laaoon
Jimmie Moon
Hartselle
W. D. Hamilton
Benevolent
H. J. McKee
Rock Creek
C. J. McKee
S. M. Ryan
J. W. McKee
James Ryan
Bill Crawford
Vera Fowler
Mary McKee
John Dunn
Mayme Sue
Lois Moon
Ruby Hamilton
Laynoitte, Hipp
Piney Chapel Ephesus Notes and Local Socials
Ted Hitt returns to walking without crutches after a fall injury from a school bus. The column reports hog butchering totals, family visits and guests in the Piney Chapel and Ephesus area, with multiple names and travels between Athens Ardmore Pulaski and Pulaski Tennessee. Social calls include Mrs Ella Hasting, Mrs Perry, B L Rainey, Robi Hamilton, and others among the local families.
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Willingham News
L. H. Merrell
Peggie Merrell
A. P
V. P. Hughes
Dan
P.T. A
Eva Study Club
Rob Adams
Adams
Hipps
Willard Casey
Edd Paryear
Casey
Earl Rose
Walter Rose
M. M. White
Stella Jones
Atha Martin
William Butler
Philip England
Washington
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Oakville
Annie Byars
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Jas. R. Cox
Pittsburgh
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Capitol
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Senate
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EVA News
Union Grove News
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Mary
Ruby McCluskey
Irene
Opal Thompson
J. G. Mayfield
E. EF. Messer
R. H. Venson
Lou McCleskey
J. F. Thompson
Evelyn White
Zola Mae Martin
Wallace Martin
Boman Mayfield
G. B. Legg
Kats
Rose
Bowman Mayfield
J.T. Thompson
Danville
Trinity News
John B. Sewell
Arthur Emens
Redding Emens
Sam Lile
Sarah
Ruth Emens
Maurice Dysart
Gus Burt
John Canterberry
J. H. Roach
Fackler
Ruby Morrison
8. R. Ferguson
Gertrude Clardy
Mexico
Bill Clardy
Sanderson
Town Creek
Otis Bass
George Parker
Maurice Chapel
Tom Terry
Lester Jones
Tustumbia
Annie Wheeler
Durham
Dean of
Wheeler
J. C. Cross
Eric Terry
Jim Baxton
NEW Hope News
Corinth News
Venemony News
Louise Powell
Clyde Huie
V. Burks
Edward Grof
Near Cullman
Effie Heath
Lucy Speigle
Birmingham
Dora Callahan
Black Creek
V. O. Callahan
Gladys Wilhite
Mrs. R. E. Holmes
Ane
Jane
Weeaenee
Culeene Hughes
Ima Edwards
Vera Hill
Dewey H. Steadham
Lee Huskey
Erskine Hughes
Joseph
Lois Yancey
George Tyler
Chattanooga
Ora Huskey
J. C Edwards
Vera
J. C. Edwards
Zededee Hill
Bruce Hornbuckle
Macedonia News
Caddo News
Cora Fuller
A. I. Fuller
Esther Mae Fuller
Five Point News
Lucian McMillion
Fairfield
Robert. Sandlin
Berlie Riddle
Austinville
T. A. Hensley
Speake
Betty Jane
Fred Follette
Jack Callahan
Arthur
Bud
Callahan
Mt. Zion
Maud Hamilton
Theo Stoner
Moulton
Antioch Church
George Hampton
Kitchens Mill
Robert Sandlin
Pred Fol
Lawrence County
Jones Smith
Freeman Strawn
Woodland Mills
Willam Dene Hensley
Lavern
Center Grove News
Piney
Ephesus
Ted Hitt
Monroe Broadway
Ella Hasting
Perry
B. L. Rainey
Retha Lee
A. L
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Ben Pettus
Athens
Hastings
Rainey
Excle Lee Holt
Mooresville
Bertha Robinson
Ardmore
John Hays
George Puckett
Pulaski
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Ethel Hamilton
Lévi Hitt
H. M. Hitt
Helen Rogers
Doris Alfrey
Robi
Broadway
Murdock
Barney
Manchester
Cahaba
Red Ash Cahaba
Turner Coal & Grain Co
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