First Ward P T A Holds January Session
The January meeting of the First Ward P T A met in the school auditorium with Mrs. T N Garnett delivering devotionals on James chapter four. Patsy Byars played a piano piece and plans were laid for Father’s Night on February 19 with program and dinner committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Garnett
James
Patsy Byars
Odie Cavnar
John Mec-Bride
Johnny Harvey
A. L. Powers
Raymond Norris
H. G. Allen
Mesdames c. Hurst
Fornice Ray
Fink Byars
T. J. Edgle
Ross Dublin
Fink, Byars
J. T
Thursday Nine Hosts Bridge Winners and Guests
Mrs Norman Harris presided over the Thursday Nine with two guests Mrs Barrett Shelton and Mrs Comer Ezell. Winners were Mrs J B Wiley first and Mrs John A Caddell second, with Mrs Shelton taking the guest souvenir as Harris provided refreshments after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Harris
Barrett Shelton
Comer Ezell
J. B. Wiley
John A.caddell
Shelton
Harris
Morgan County Social Notes and Visits
Mrs W A Helms and family. Mrs Lewis Johnson and children with Clifford Haza in West Point. Oscar Snader and Edward Lawrence. Kathryn Owen visiting Mrs Jewell Griffin. Ike Maze and daughter with M W Pettit. Dewey Moon moves back home. Edward West returned from Pacific duty. J C Lawrence visited Geoffrey Warren. Ed Thomas visited Winford Pettit. H M Helms and Verna Helms visited Mrs Buford Owen. Homer Hornbuckle family with Dewey Moon. Charlie Wells visited M Pettit. Emma Kate White visited Kathryn Lawrence. Bro Warren preached. Hotel Lyons lunch club hostesses and bridge games. Mrs Clopton won trophy. Mrs J R Daniel bingo. Miss Helen Bynum to host next club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Johnson
Clifford Haza
West Point
Oscar Snader
Edward Lawrence
Kathryn Owen
Jewell Griffin
Ike Maze
M. W. Pettit
Dewey Moon
Edward West
Pacific
J. C. Lawrence
Geoffrey Warren
Ed .Thomas
Winford Pettit
M. Helms
Verna Helms
Buford Owen
Homer Hornbuckle
Dewey-Moon
Charlie Wells
M. W.pettit
Lyons
For Sale: Hospital Bed Mattress and Wardrobe Trunk
A hospital bed with mattress and a wardrobe trunk are for sale at 452 Sherman Street. Contact the seller to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman St
Eva Home Demonstration Club Holds January Meeting
The Eva Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. L. H. Merrell's home with Mrs. Gene Entrékin presiding. Devotional and roll call led to a discussion of a 1946 home improvement plan and community activities. Refreshments were served. adjournment set for February at Mrs. Robt. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva ‘Home Demonstration Club
L. H. Merrell
Gene Entrékin
Miss Martha Scales to Arrive After California Trip
Local personal notices report Miss Martha Scales will arrive Monday after a month visiting relatives in Pasadena and other parts of California. Several University of Alabama students and other locals are listed as weekend guests and family travelers. Major Counts in Korea has been promoted to major. other military and educational notes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Scales
Pasadena
California
Miss
Laws of a People Excerpt on Sinai and Ten Commandments
The article reviews Exodus 19 to 23 with the memory verse Psalm 119 47, recounting Israel at Mount Sinai. It notes God’s covenant, the people’s promise, the sanctification ritual, the thunderous theophany, and the establishment of the Ten Commandments plus early moral laws and altar guidelines. It adds observations on slavery in Hebrew law and hints at broader modern relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Campbell
Egypt
Sinai
Mount
Moses
Israel
Levi
Mt. Sinai
Mount Sinai
Waysien
Wall Street Moves To Cash Carry Margin Reform
Wall Street prepared a shift to cash and carry margins as the government ordered 100 percent requirements on security transactions, effective next Monday. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Marriner Eccles cited curbing speculative borrowing as the goal, while NYSE President Emil Schram said the move could curb unwise speculation though markets had estimated cash-like behavior for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Federal “Reserve ” Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Emil Schram
New York Stock Exchange
Cnrea
Moroline Petroleum Jelly Ad with Quality Claim
Advertisement touts Moroline petroleum jelly as the top choice for large jar purchases. Claims include relief for bruises, scratches, chafes, and chapped lips or hands with a focus on winning value.
Water and Oil Mist Sprayed On Cotton To Reduce Static
A fine mist of water and oil is sprayed on cotton during ginning to prevent static buildup that causes clogs and hindering handling. The method aims to improve fiber flow and reduce damage during processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langest
Orief
Eccles
Dear Miss Dix on meddling in a wife's affair
A group of women asks how to handle a friend's unfaithful husband. Dorothy Dix advises staying out of the marriage, noting the wife likely knows and would resent outsiders exposing her private pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Dear Miss Dix on Age Gap in Love and Marriage
A 29 year old writer seeks guidance about an age gap with a man six years younger. She mentions prior marriages and children and asks whether their difference in ages affects their relationship and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Wall Street Faces Mood Law Date and Speculation Concerns
The piece notes 15.6 billion dollars linked to a low mood law date of July 1, 1932. It reports Wall Street institutions worrying about stock speculation for several months. Harold L. Bache, senior partner at Bache & Co., warns about indiscriminate buying of speculative issues in a rising market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Harolld L. Bache
Bache &Co
Local Social News From Lawrence County and Nearby
Mrs. Joe Echesabele spent the weekend in Birmingham attending a home economics meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith were in Haleyville with Mr. Will Feilds, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Counts and Thomas Genn, from Decatur, stayed with Mrs. All Counts. Miss Francis Smith of Birmingham visited her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Frazier have returned from Texas. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Guerra of Florence are visiting Mrs. Charles Nance. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Counts and others are mentioned in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Echesabele
Birmingham
Percy -Smith
Haleyville
Will Feilds
Guy
Thomas Genn
Decatur
All Counts
Texas
Thomas Guerra
Florence
Charles Nance
Elmer Counts
Local Moves and Illness Reported in Lawrence County
Frank Owens and family moved from Red Hill to the Homer McWhorter farm near Plain View. Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt Callahan moved into the Owens house. Mrs. Bob McCaghren visited her sister-in-law Mrs. P Li McCaghren who is a patient at Decatur General hospital. J W Callahan is ill with flu. McCaghren reenlisted in the Army. Mrs. Bob McAvoy and children of Birmingham visited Floyd Lowery’s family. Shelby Jean Rainey’s daughter is very ill. Jessie McCaghren spent weekend with Carley Lowery in Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Owens
Homer
Bob McCaghren
Viaw
P. Li. McCagheren
Decatur General Hospital
J. W. Callahan
Caghren
Bob McAvoy
Birmingham
Floyd Lowery
Fa “di. Dain
Oakville
Shelby Jean
Ochis Rainey
Local Social Notes From Decatur to Moulton
Mrs Zilpher Mitchell spent Saturday in Decatur Reynolds Counts of Pensacola Florida stayed Wednesday night here with Mr and Mrs S E Counts. Mary Counts and Jimmie Counts from Moulton spent the weekend in Tuscumbia with Mrs Tom White. Mrs Eldred Elkins spent Friday in Moulton with Mrs Johnnie Jackson. Mrs Leo Creel of Haleyville spent the weekend with Mrs Franklin Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilpher Mitchell
Decatur
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First Ward
Alitia Weaver
J. E. Blair
Ann Martin
Melba Jean Langford
Alice Price
Miss Nash
Sallye Barnum
Cornelian Hotel
Martha Nash
Mrs. Harris
Austinville Culture Club Studies
GLASS
Austinville Culture Club
Lila Sheats
H. R. Leeman
Tom Holland
Leonie Rothfuss
Elmer Bussey
U.N. R
Turner Hosch
Prentiss Clarke
Cliff Guild
Hosch
Bussey
E. I. Sheats
Zettie Sheats
Clopton
Club Eat Ae
J.W. Clopton
Tuintheon
Morgan County Rescue
W A Helms
Emma - Kate White
Kathryn
Lawrence
Warren
VapoRus
Moye
Lyons Electric CO
2Nd Ave
Numaid
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pink
Ganwrica
Russell Nolen Jewelry CO
Johnston St
Ann McEntire
University of Alabama
Betsy Jane Elam
Jo Hamilton
Alabama College At
Monntevallo
Ida. Hall- Hill
Mooresville
Miss Hill
James. R. Turner
University of Alabama At
Frank Malcolm Martin
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
John. C. “Bragg
Rochester
Minn
Sim [Dovelady
Dr. Lovelady
Albert Clapton
Baby
Dix
Line Street
Mrs
H. H. May
Thomas Apartments
Johnston Street
C. A. Campbell
Memphis
Teron
Dancy Bell
Miss Bell
the Baptist Memorial Hospital
Tenn
Duane, M. Carr
Grady B. Gilbert
Little Rock
Ark
D. F.strock
Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. J. N. Gillespie
Hoyt
M. Vinson
U S. N
A. M. Vinson
R. L. Counts
U. S. Army
Korea
Major Counts
Guy Counts
Homer Stovall
This
Sow
Bray
Fifth Avenue West
Pvt
John M. Secor
San Diego
Cal
H. A. Griffin
Fort Benning, Ga
Aaron
King Features Syndicate; Inc
Stock Exchange
Dorothy DIX
Ing Ferteren
Musterole
W. T. Grant
Teed Thurs
Bering
Ecks
Lawrence County
Red Hill
Jessie McCaghren
Carley Lowery
Goidel’s Drug Store
Leonard S. Chambers
American Life Insurance’ Company
P.O
Alabama
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