Farley Dodges Presidential Campaign Questions in Georgia
Jim Farley avoided questions on his future presidential bid during a swing through Georgia and North Carolina. He attended events in Atlanta Pensacola and Winston Salem dedicating a post office and addressing retirement ceremonies while sidestepping speculation about a ticket with Cordell Hull and Roosevelt's third term. Accompanying figures included Gov Rivers National Democratic Committeeman Robert and State Attorney General Arnall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W
Chip) Robert
Farley
Pensacola
Pia
Atlanta
James R. Boyd
Jacksonville
Pla
Boyd
Winston- Salen
N. C
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
D. Rivers
Democratic
Georgia
Jary Robert
Ral Ellis Arnall
Robert Ramspeck
Rivers
Robert
North Atlanta
Arnall
Toccoa
Ramspeck
Washington
Southerns Welcome Postmaster General Sunny Jim Farley
A rare sleet and snow mix fell in Montgomery Alabama as Sunny Jim Farley paused briefly at Union Station to greet Democrats. A crowd gathered as Postmaster Roy Nolen led the greeting at the station.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jim” Farley
Union Station
Roy Nolen
Doctors Urge Laxatives to Fight Cold Constipation
Physicians warn that constipation weakens immunity during cold epidemics and advise a thorough but gentle laxative. Dr Hitchcock's All Vegetable Laxative Powder is recommended for its pleasant aroma and tonic effect, priced under one dime per dose and available at drug counters.
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Hitchcock
Farley Praises Administration in Auburn Stop
The general spoke briefly in greeting at Auburn as his train halted there. He predicted a Democratic victory this year and praised President Roosevelt’s leadership. He promised a visit to Auburn in April during a trip to nearby Tuskegee Institute.
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Farley
Auburn
Parley
Roosevelt
White House
College Town
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Florida
Local Notes From Morgan County Rock Creek
Mrs Dan Roan shows slow to improve. Mrs Minnie McKee visited her father Mr M Livingston who is ill. Mrs Annie Bell Hamilton and Malinda Lewis with Virgil Smith visited Mr and Mrs John Self. Lee Woodall’s hen house burned from hot ashes. Miss Pearl Mason and Lena Mason of Birmingham visit relatives. Mrs Mattie McKee returns from hospital after cancer treatment. Lois Tanner of Liberty visited her parents. J D Light visited Decatur. Hubert Self spent Saturday with D M McKee family.
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Dan Roan
Minnie McKee
G. Livingston
Annie Bell Hamilton
Malinda Lewis
Virgil Smith
John Self
Lee Woodall
Pearl Mason
Lena
Birmingham
Mattie McKee
Tom McDonald
Lois Tanner
Liberty
Levy McKee
J. D. Light
Decatur
Hubert Self
D. M. McKee and Son
Monroe
Syrup of Black Draught Promotes Gentle Digestive Toning
An advertisement touts Syrup of Black Draught as a pleasant tasting remedy for constipation. It claims a gentle, toning action on intestinal muscles and recommends a family bottle at 50 cents, a trial size of 25 cents.
Baby Leaps Overboard As Orazio Burns In Sea Tragedy
Survivors recount a Peruvian mother leaping from the burning Italian liner Orazio leaving her baby aboard. About 70 persons remain missing from the 643 aboard as fire and explosion ashore in Genoa. Italian liner Conte Bianco and many others rescued more survivors.
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Genoa
Italy
Orazio
Thany
Conte Biancamano Andombo
Schiano
Colombo
Senora
Cecilia Santos Ortiz
Maria
Enrique Forero
Netherlands
Simon Bolivar
North Sea
Carlo Failla
Rome
Mediterranean
Decatur Native Mary Edmunds Sale Dies in Memphis
Mrs. Mary Edmunds Sale, 91, a native of Decatur Alabama who had lived for many years in Aberdeen Mississippi, died in Memphis after a month of illness.
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Decatur
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Edmunds Sale
Ala
Aberdeen
Dr Lazenby Plans Weekend Itinerary Across Churches
Dr M E Lazenby district supervisor for Decatur district outlines a weekend schedule. Saturday 11 AM preaching at Trinity, Rev S W Brooks pastor, conference after service. Sunday at Town Creek with Rev Olen Cornelius, dinner, conference, then Danville at 7 PM with Rev R N Moore, conference after.
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M E. Lazenby
Decatur
Trinity
S. W. Brooks
Town Creek
Olen Cornelius
Danville
R. N. Moore
Dinner at Westminster Presbyterian Draws Wide Interest
High interest reported for the Westminster Presbyterian church dinner on Wednesday evening. Deacons sponsor the event with O. S. Hagerman delivering the principal address on The Present European Situation. Mrs. T. M. Harvey and committee prepared a delicious menu. dinner starts at 6 30.
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Westminster Presbyterian Werreh
S. Hagerman
T. M. Harvey
Storm Warning Raises Gale Force Winds Northeast Gulf Coast to Atlantic City
The Weather Bureau issued storm warnings for the area from Cape Hatteras to Atlantic City. Winds from the northeast or east are expected to reach gale force tonight as a moderate disturbance in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico moves northeastward with increasing intensity. Winds back to north and northwest by Wednesday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Atlantic City
N. J
Gulf of Mexico
Cage Game Here Tonight Called Off
The senior boys and girls teams of Trinity at Decatur had their game postponed due to inclement weather. Officials said the game would be rescheduled for a later date.
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Cage
Trinity Find Decatur
Salvation Army Officers Visit Decatur Lions Club
Brigadier Asher and Mrs Asher with Adjutant Longino and Mrs Longino attended the Decatur Lions Club meeting as guests of the local civic unit. The visitors performed several musical selections enhancing the gathering and it marked the first meeting with civic groups for Adjutant Longino and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Asher
Asher
Adjutant Longino
Longino
Decatur Lions Club
Mr. Longino
Is Honored on Richard Moebes Birthday
A Sunday celebration marked the fifty first birthday of Richard Moebes with family friends visiting all day. A noon dinner featured cov ered dishes from his children and relatives. Guests included Carl Hendon, Walter Moebes, Opal Sanderson, Herman Linderman and families, and Lt G Linderman with his sons.
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Richard Moebes
Carl Hendon
Betty Carl
Walter Moebes
Rudolph Moebes
Opal Sanderson
Alfred
Gilbert
Herman Linderman
Betty Joyce
Paul Randal
John Russell Edgar Stover
G Linderman
J. Band, Jr
Horace Standridge
Stella Vanell
Charlie Murphree
Morgan County Notes from Gilbertville to Hot Springs
Comer Rice, once employed in Gilbertville Ky, travels to Hot Springs Ark for treatment. Mrs Clyde Bonds improves at her parents home. The community mourns the death of Clyde Bonds and wife infant son last week. Lillian Chunn visited Decatur. Various locals, including the Williams, Crawford, Prince, Chunn, and Atkinson families, host and visit relatives over the weekend. Mrs Bud Murphy recovers from flu.
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Comer Rice
Gilbertville
Hot Springs
Ark
Clyde Bonds
Luther McAnally
Lillian Chunn
Decatur
Mack Williams
Florence
Crawford
Prince
Bud Murphy
Carnal Jennings
Herbert Chunn
Izora Bonds
Marguerite Bonds
William Atkinson
Madison County
Owen Atkinson
Four Words a Child Should Learn From Dorothy Ellen
A fourth grade reader from Hartselle Alabama writes four guiding words truth justice faith and love. The poem proclaims truth cannot be taught justice should be demanded faith should always grow and love leads to heaven along the narrow way.
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Dorothy Ellen
Hartselle
Ala
Body of Borah Is On Way to Idaho
In Washington on January 23, the coffin of Senator William F. Borah was loaded onto a train to Boise after a brief funeral in the Senate. A congressional delegation accompanied the casket as Mrs. Borah and secretary Miss Cora Rubin traveled with the body for final services at the Idaho state capitol Thursday.
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Washington
William F. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Boise
State Capitol
Borah
Cora Rubin
Local social notes from Limestone County and surrounds
Mrs. Coy Elders visits Mrs. Robt Broadway and Mrs. Ethel Taylor visits Mrs. Robt Broadway. Mr and Mrs Charlie Drungy host L R Cagle couple dinner. Gipson family and baby Donald visit Pitts home. Several ill relatives in Shelbyville and Lacey's Spring noted with hopes for recovery. Visitors include Miss Mary Broadway in Thomaston and Miss Mildred Broadway with Thelma Christopher in Athens Route 5. J. R. Hughes welcomes a baby boy. Grady Sims moves to Winter Haven Florida.
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Coy Elders
Robt
Broadway
Charlie Drungy
L. R. Cagle
Ethel Taylor
Herschel Gipson
Donald
Marvin Pitts
Kate Hill
Shelbyville
Tenn
de Oovo
Wilson Elders
James
Billie
Lifus Scroggins
Prospect
Robin Elders
Tom Aberaathy
Hays Mill
Baby
George Lewis
A. L. Wright
Lacey's
Mary Broadway
Walker Laud
Thomaston
Mildred Broadway
Thelma Christopher
Athens
Jewel Griffin
Jessie Thomas
Norfolk
Navy
J. R. Hughes
Henry Vining
John Hughes
Erma Birdsong
Annie, Ruth
Lucile Willis
Jim Moran
Roscoe Boyd
Lillie Craig
Hward Birdsong
Edna Rogers
Grady Sims
Winter Haven
Florida
Annie
Adean Hughes
Ira Watkins
Hollands Git
J. W. Johnson
David Clutts
Mack Craig
Lucille Willis
Irene ‘Johnson
Ruth Willis
Barbara
Mary Peever
Lettie Holt
Irene Johnson
Social Visits Highlight Local Families This Week
Mrs. Charlie Muse and Mrs. Marvin Pitts visited Mrs. J. W. Johnson on Monday evening. The Birdsong, Dungy, and Cagle families spent Thursday evening with the Johnsons, and Ruth Edna Rogers along with Helen Rogers hosted and visited friends Saturday and Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Birdsong
Charlie Dungy
James Horace
L. R. Cagle
Wanzell
J. W. Johnson
Charlie Muse
Marvin Pitts
Ruth
Edna Rogers
Helen Rogers
Irene Johnson
Lorene Parseley
Lillian
Birthday Club Meeting Honors Miss Jamie Tedford
The Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Christine Crockett's home on 201 8th Avenue West to celebrate Miss Jamie Tedford's birthday. White and yellow narcissi decorated rooms and the luncheon table. Guests included Mrs. Aubrey Craig Mrs. Sherrill Manor Mrs. Harry Fulmer Mrs. Woodrow Simpson and Mrs. Maurice McCutcheon. The group then attended a matinee at the Princess.
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Birthday Club
Christine Crockett
8Th Avenue
West
Jamie Tedford
Aubrey Craig
Sherrill Manor
Harry Fulmer
Woodrow Simpson
Maurice McCutcheon
Thea
Your Want Ad Goes Into 7000 Area Homes
A short classified item notes that your want ad will reach over seven thousand area homes and provides the telephone contact 46 for placing or responding to ads.
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Telephone
Moulton Church Conference Set for Wednesday Evening
The quarterly conference of the Moulton Methodist church will be held Wednesday at 7 o clock. Rev. O L Prickett and church leaders will present reports from the pastor charge lay leader Sunday School superintendent Missionary Society president and youth leader. Goals for the year will be set after a devotional by the district superintendent.
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Moulton
Salesmen Wanted for Exclusive Advertising Line
Men 25 to 50 in protected territory needed for manufacturer’s line of exclusive advertising specialties and highway signs. Over 30 years in business with top earnings potential. Must have car and references. Sales Manager ready to close with a good man. Phone Mr Bash, Lyons Hotel room 234, Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday and Thursday 9 to 12 and 2 to 5.
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Mr. Bash
Lyons Hotel
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Acme
Morgan County
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U. S
Lever _ wre soap firm
U.S. Treasury
United States
Treasury
Limestone County
Carey
Moulton Church
Gare
Ynthit Croinet
Sterchi Bros
Manson
Oute
Philco
Sterchi
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