Great Numbers Take Part In Morgan County Singing Convention
The Morgan County Singing Convention met at Hart selle High School auditorium January 8 and 9 1938 with President C B Woodard calling the session to order. A long program featured numerous singers leaders and quartets from Morgan County and neighboring areas as the group voted against a night session and prepared to meet again in Neel on April 9-10 1938.
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Morgan County
High Schoo Auditorium
Hartselle
Ala
C. B. Woodard
Canter Pittman
Arthur Lee
Cecil Jenkins
R. L. McDonald
J. A. Shipp
Neel
Ninth Street M. E. Church
Decatur
Ninth Street Church
Am Thorughout
S. W. Brown
Erwin Story
T. &. Sparkman
Leonard Wallace
Roy Osborne
B. E. Lee
Ernesteen Crane
Edna Singleton
Anderson Sparkman
Ed Hogan
Ernest Ray
B. T. Howell
Marie Beaver
Sparks Anders
Freeman, Herring
Ernest Maddox
Christene Bibb
Clyde Wallace
Rachell Praytor
C. A. Chambers
Virginia Speakman
Harvey Rollins
Fay Mullins
Evelyn Garrett
Ellain Childress
Marine Holladay
Dennis Parker
Zula Montgomery
W. P. Sanges
Morgan County High School
J. O. Nunn
Ruth Shaw
Birmingham
Wilodine Payne
Sarah _Shaw
Speer
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Berta Lee Shaw
M. H. Woodard
Cullman
Spurgeon Vaughter
Southern Aires
Vernon Sharp
Howard Denson
Jasper
Roy Wright
Shaw Sisters
Hayzell Hudson
June Walden
Stacy Hudson
Wallace Willough- PE Kees
Sdecalor
Eugene Smith
Huntsville
Shaw
T. S. Sparkman
Billis Barnes
Southern
Aires
Brock Speer
W. B. Stedham
Shaw Siss
B. C. Kendric
G. T. Speer
Cub Culverson
Fred Morgan
Eva
Chumley
W. P. Snuggs
Crosbie Funeral Home
Drinkard-Howeh Funeral Home
Cedar Creek School
Decatur Daily
Hartselle Enquirer
Morgan
Charlie B. Howell
Gou
Peacock Feathers After Dinner
The narrator recalls how Olga and Max split Grandfather’s money with Mimi and Lionel. Mimi gains security and a dream life in the mountains with Stephen, while the couple’s love and shared labor define wealth beyond riches. The narrator notes twelve years have passed and the chronicle surpasses his original plan.
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Mary
Stephen
Jason
Olga
Max
Mimi
Lionel
Grandfather
State to Aid Unemployed Family Heads in Alabama
Alabama Welfare Commissioner Miss Laura Dunn announced additional aid for heads of households on unemployment benefits when payments fall short of family needs. Washington approved adding family heads to WPA rolls and permitting a second person on WPA to work. The plan aims to maintain employment after 20 weeks of benefits. The department will judge insufficiency and has referred about 30,000 on WPA projects and 6,000 more seeking work pending quotas.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Public Welfare
Washington
Laula Dunn
Alabama Department Public Welfare
Miss Dunn
WPA
Speakers Before Kiwanis Thursday at Noon
Two speakers will be heard at the Kiwanis Club this week as the Kiwanis Education Committee presents the program at the noon hour at the Tennessee Valley Hotel. Arthur Jones Walter Clapton and Philip Shanks are in charge of the event. The club is extending congratulatory birth anniversary messages to Fred Smith and J. L. Harris.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Education Committee
Tennessee Valley Hotel
Arthur Jones
Walter Clapton
Philip Shanks
Fred Smith
J. L. Harris
Surgeons Find Patients’ Organs Reversed In Indiana Case
In Woodburn Indiana two young men Evan Roberts twenty and Dee Coles twenty one had swapped organs after surgery. Roberts appendix lay left of the body near the spleen and Coles appendix also on the left. further exploration revealed Coles heart on the right with all other internal organs misplaced.
City commissioners seek NLRB stay on port labor relations
Mobile Alabama January report states city commissioners ask the National Labor Relations Board not to interfere with labor relations between trucking concerns and longshoremen in the port city.
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Mobile
Ala
National Labor Relations Board
Atevedoring
Homesick visit ends as Colyer returns home
Roe Colyer of Whiteville Kentucky, aged 97, came to spend the winter with his son Lee Colyer, 75, but Lee took him back home saying Dad got homesick.
City Reduces Debts in Annual Audit for Huntsville
Huntsville Alabama reports a $33 822 drop in city obligations and a $12 681 improvement in the general fund deficit to $46 026 in the year end audit. Accountant W M Franklin credited the reduction and projected the fund would be out of the red within four years from now.
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Huntsville
Ala
W. M. Franklin
Robbery suspect dubbed Robin Hood of delivery trucks
State police in Santa Fe chase a blond youth linked to cargo truck hold ups over two states. The robber asks drivers how much of the money belongs to him and then returns it.
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Santa FE
N. M
Robin Hood
EL Paseo
Tex
First Presbyterian Manse Opening Delayed to Friday Week
The manse of the First Presbyterian Church will not be opened for inspection until Friday week January 28. The event had been announced for Friday January 21 but the committee delayed the opening by one week for convenience.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hearing Set In Birmingham Gas Reorganization Case
Hearing on the petition of the Birmingham Gas Company for authority to reorganize its structure has been set for January before the Public Service Commission in Montgomery Alabama. The date and exact details appeared in a public notice.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham Gas Company
Public Service Mission
Calotabs Promote Cold Relief and Cleansing Action
Calotabs are advertised as a thorough bowel cleanser that helps nature throw off a cold. The ad claims one to two tablets cure the first night with a possible third or fourth night dose, noting cleansing of mucus and toxins from the intestines and elimination of toxins from the blood. It promotes the family package at twenty five cents and a trial at ten cents.
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Miss Lucile West
John Clark
M. M. Kyle
Sherrill Moore
G.T
P. B
Elton Hinton
Homer Shoemaker
W. R. Wallace
Olivene Willoughby
A. R. Brannon
Gene Ahern
Terry
Pap
Neffy
Jerry
Dll
Timberline
Alabama Power Co
Alabama
Hollywood
Axminster
Shumake
Shumake Furniture CO
Bank Street
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