Miss Beasley and Evans wed in Decatur ceremony
Society note reports Juanita Estes Beasley wed James Edward Evans of Detroit formerly of Athens on December 30 in Decatur. Evans returns to Detroit where Mrs. Evans will join him. they plan their future home.
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Miss Beasley
MR. Evans
Athens
Ala
Leo Beasley
Juanita Estes
James Edward Evans
Detroit
Michigan
Decatur
FE. L. Evans
Michigan City
Evans
Road hog forces wrecked truck off the road in Minnesota
Ferguson and his son Keith escaped unharmed after their truck tipped onto its side when a farm barnyard hog caused the crash. The hog fled toward its home nearby, leaving the drivers shaken but safe.
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Baudeutse
Minn
Ferguson
Keith
McCoy
Athens National Guard to Enter Federal Service Training
The Athens unit of the Alabama National Guard will begin a ten day stay at the Athens Armory on January 27 before leaving for Camp Shelby Mississippi. About ninety men and three officers from the local company will be inducted for a year of federal service and training.
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Athens
Ala
Alabama National Guard
Camp Shelby
Miss
When the Tresses Thin Out Hair loss guidance in old ads
A vintage health ad blames thinning hair on poor circulation and nervous strain. It advises daily outdoor activity deep breathing and regular meals, plus fortnightly shampoos and nightly friction. It notes pale complexion cold feet and moist hands as signs and suggests hot boric acid compresses for eyelash pore infections.
Illness and social notes from Athens community pages
Mrs. John W. Wilson Jr. and son Jack suffer flu at home on the high school campus. Mrs. Elizabeth Malone returns from Chicago visit. Local residents report trips to Texas, New Orleans, Birmingham, and Cullman. E Steele becomes Ross Hotel day clerk. Robert Walker to New York. Leonard Berrett welcome a daughter at Powers Hospital. Arthur Hanson named son Arthur Ray Hanson at Limestone County Hospital. Woman’s Society of Christian Service holds January meeting led by Mrs. W. S. Garth. Mrs. J. B. Sarver hosts officers at Fairview. novel contest and readings noted. Elizabeth Malone hosts bridge party on East Pryor Street. many guests listed with prizes. UDC chapter hosted by Mrs. C. H. Hamblen. Mrs. Charles Amis ill with flu. she returned from Nashville. Miss Ruth Clem returns to Chattanooga for commercial studies. Max Shipp and wife name daughter Barbara Ellen. Mrs. Shipp formerly Florence Matthews.
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John W. Wilson, Jr
Jack
Elizabeth Malone
Chicago
John.p. Hill
T.T. Martin
R. H. McConnell
Lillian Hixon
Texas
New Orleans
E. ©. Steele
Ross Hotel
Robert Walker
New York
Leonard Berrett
Powers ‘Hospital
M. W. Rosenall
Inez Slaughter
Birmingham
Jack Parkse
Fayetteville Road
Christine Thompson
Buford
Cullman
Arthur O. Hanson
Limestone County Hospital
Arthur Ray Hanson
W. 8. Garth
Woman's Society of Christian Service
B. T. Waites
Harry Nichols
H. D. Looney
Mre L. Rosenall, Jr
E. R. Naylor
W. P Chandler
Ronald D. Gray
I. B Farris
J. S. Ragsdale
Joe Gentry
William Lyle
Buford Thompson
Bridge Club
East Pryor Street
George
Johnson
William ©. Armstrong
D. J. Wilson
David L. Rosenau, Jr
A.5. Matthews, Jr
James H. McCoy, Jr
David A. Patton
Winston V. Legg
Holmes A. Turner
Leslie M. Johnson
William Mackay
Nashville
Amis
Tennessee
Ruth Clem
Chattanooga
A. L. Clem
Max 8Hy
Barbara Ellen
Shipp
Florence Matthews
Changing Interest From Day To Day
Decatur Daily Want Ads highlight daily shifts in listings. Read current notices for real estate jobs and services. Local vendors and community opportunities appear with new entries each day.
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Decatur Daily
Visit to Central Methodist Sermon on Ignorance and Sin
Dr. B. E. Naylor, president of Athens College, preached at Central Methodist Church in Rev. R. Lambuth Archibald’s absence. He argued that Jesus was crucified by human ignorance and stupidity, citing Herod, Socrates, Joan of Arc, and Pharisees as examples, warning modern readers that such folly remains a sin.
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BE. R. Naylor
Athens College
R. Lambuth Archibald
Dr. Naylor
Jesus
Herod
Socrates
Joan of Arc
France
Christ
Faith Heat in War and Future of Christian Democracy
A sermon by Dr. A. Pitts urges avoiding war and embracing Christian courage. He reflects on past pulpits calling for peace after World War I while warns of future social catastrophes and the invasion of youth, stressing training children as Christian citizens to safeguard democracy. He cites Jesus and historical figures to argue ongoing divine support. The piece frames a call to faith, resilience, and reform as nations face impending trials.
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America
Jesua
Jesus
Pulpita of
Prince of Peace
A. Pitts
Dr. Pitts
John Wesley
Raphael
Alexander the Great
Chaucer
Jesus Christ
God
Dr. Pitta
Christ
Epidemic of Cold Symptoms Tip on Remedies
Advertising blurb claims 666 liquid or 666 tablets with 666 salve or 666 tose drops relieve cold symptoms the first day. The message presents a medical remedy claim without scientific backing.
Teacher Resigns At Athens High To Join Husband
Mrs. Rob ert Snyder resigns as commercial subjects instructor at Athens High School effective January 24 to join her husband in Tuscaloosa. Her husband previously worked with the Athens CCC camp forestry department and now with Gulf States Paper Corporation.
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Athens
Ala
Robert Snyder
Athens High School
Hee
Tuscaloosa
Forestry Department
Athens CCC
Gulf States Paper Corporation
Snyder
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L. R. Nash
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James Wade
William Lindsey
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Marian Bloodworth
Mildred Byars
Danville Road
A .Kouston
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Floyd Sharp
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Herman Schnur
John Schmitt
Cullman Hospital
Dr. Howell
First Methodist Church
Jim’ Murphry
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I. R. Nehr
McNeill Lafayette Apartments
Virginia Robinson
Tuscumbia
Babye Bess Beatty
Charles Baker
Auburn
Robert Stinson
D. W. Irwin
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Roy Poteet
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Mrs. Howard Johnson
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Hampden
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Zieyscocor
Northwest Mounted Police
Princess Theatre
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Bank Street
Goidel’s
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2Nd Ave
Capitol Theatre
McGough Bakeries Bakers
Betsy Ross Bread
Decatur Institution
Leon Authnance
Frances Cowden
Leon Huthnance
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