Personal notices from Thomasville Ga and elsewhere
Miss Mary Miller visits in Thomasville with Mr. and Mrs. Ritter. Miss Loraine Garrison travels from Montgomery to see Miss Nell Safley. Miss Jane and Lois Casper from Birmingham visit Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Malone. Mattie Jones ill at home. Mrs. F. D. Peebles and son join relatives in Cullman. Arthur Dix returns from Birmingham. Mrs. T. B. Rogers ill at Be nevolent hospital. Margaret Holmes from Birmingham visits Misses Himes. Mrs. R. W. Barefield back from Elmore after visit with the Dixes. Miss Willie Hodges leaves for a Southern Bell meeting in Birmingham. F. D. Peebles on business in Birmingham. H. L. Peterson on a business trip to Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Morrow and daughter visit his parents in Gadsden, return Monday. Marjory Worley ill with tonsillitis at Grant street home. R. A. Worley in Michigan City for Jason Foundry Co. True of Kentucky visiting T. B. Rogers family on Grant street. Frank Dix finishes Red Cross and Life Savers course. stationed at Camp Sunrise for summer.
Labor Embarks On British Rule
London reports Britain's new labor government opening parliament with a speech from the throne led by Lord Chancellor Sankey. Prime Minister McDonald outlines unemployment relief and peace through international cooperation, noting exploratory talks with America.
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London
Great Britain
George V
Sankey
McDonald
America
Side Becomes President of Decatur Rotary Club
A Decatur Rotary Club installation sees a new president thank members for the honor. He declares continued cooperation will bring brightness for the club and Rotary in Decatur.
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Side
Decatur Club
Rotary
Decatur
Traffic Signals Now In Hartselle
Modern traffic signals have been installed at three busy points in Hartselle including the Bee Line highway Main Street and Railroad Street intersection. Officials say the electric signals should ease congestion at North Alabama's most congested spots.
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Hartselle
Bee Line
Main Street
Railroad Street
North
Alabama
Cars Crash on East Main Street in Hartselle
Two cars collide on East Main Street in Hartselle shortly after noon Monday. One car is driven by Dr. Eugene Sample and the other by Mr Parker who lives on the east pike. No serious injuries. two of Parker's small children are slightly hurt.
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Eugene Sample
Parker
East Pike
East Main St
Hartselle
Anticipates Good Yield On 2 Acres
I I Moore, a Negro planter in town, shows a cotton stalk with one boll two blooms and 32 squares claiming two acres on Alabama Street will yield similarly. He says, Boss, I wants the folks up in Madison to see what I’m doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Z. Moore
Moore
Daily Today
Alabama Street
Madison
Pastor J Luther Moye Sees 102 Additions At Hunter Street
Friends of Rev J Luther Moye pastor of Hunter Street Baptist Church Birmingham report 102 new members in four months since he took charge. The growth occurred without a protracted meeting or special campaign.
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J. Luther Moye
Hunter Street Baptist Church
Birmingham
Former Resident Jerry Clarke Laid To Rest
Decatur mourns Jerry Clarke a former resident and plumber who died Saturday in Springfield Mass after an illness. Funeral services were held Monday in Springfield. Clarke left Decatur about ten years ago after years in the plumbing business there.
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Decatur
Jerry Clarke
Clark
Springfield
Mass
Houston Man Held In Church Slaying
Ozark Alabama July 2 Tal madge Beverette was jailed in Dale county awaiting trial on first degree murder charges after Foy Carpenter 23 died from knife wounds in a church altercation Sunday night near here Miss Mary Lou Rash witnessed the affray.
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Ozark
Ala
Talmadge Beverette
Dale County
Dothan
Foy Carpenter
Mary Lou Rash
Hospital Board In Session Wednesday
The Benevolent Society Hospital board will meet Wednesday after noon at three o'clock for an important business session. The meeting will be held at the Central National Bank and all board members are asked to be present.
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The
Benevolent Society Hospital Board
Central National Bank
Judge Lowe Prepares Docket for County Court Term
Judge W. T. Lowe, who will preside, was busy preparing the county court docket for the term beginning July 15. The civil docket was nearly finished and the judge planned to arrange the criminal cases for hearing.
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W. T. Lowe
Long Search For Killer Is Ended
Thad ery Lowery, 27, nationwide suspect in the 1927 Cedar Bluff killing of J D Davis, 17, is identified in McAlester Oklahoma prison on burglary charges. Sheriff W C Mitchell of Cherokee County confirms positive ID via war dept fingerprints and Oklahoma prison photos. Lowery reportedly discharged from the army the day before the shooting and shot Davis at the Cedar Bluff home.
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Gadsden
Ala
Thadery
J. D. Davis
Cedar Bluff
W C. Mitchell
Cherokee County
McAlester
Okla
Lowery
War Department
Oklahoma
Davis
Mercury Up but Misses Record by One Degree
The weather bureau reported a 24 hour period ending at seven this morning with a high of 93 and a low of 73. The day showed a slight rise but did not tie the record by a degree.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
River Falling amid Flood Watch in Tennessee
The Tennessee River shows a drop as gauged at 9.6 feet this morning signaling improving conditions. Counterfeiting on a large scale has emerged in Sicily while Iowa reports poultry and last year valued at 72 thousand dollars.
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Sicily
Iowa
Residence for Mr Henry O Goilder Planned on Sherman Street
Actual work will begin soon on an attractive residence for Mr Henry O Goilder on Sherman street. Architect Albert R Frahn of the Athens Lumber Company prepares plans and specifications, and once finished with estimates, construction will start.
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Henry O. Goilder
Sherman Street
Albert R. Frahn
Athens Lumber Company
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Mary Lou Dancy
Bank Street
Southside Baptist Society
the Ladies of the
Southside
Bap
Harry Collier
Wilder Place
W. B. Edmundson
St. John’s Church
Peter M. Dennis
Dennis
Third Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gibson
Washington & Lee Collegians
Ane Wes
Ae Sea
H. D. Barnum
C. K. Lide
Anita Baugh
Stillman Institute
Tuscaloosa
Carrie Harris
First Methodist Society
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Circle One
F. H Pointer
George D. Williamson
N.R. Carrell
W. W. Callahan
T. L. Gallant
Roger Gardner
Community Board
D. D. McGehee
Woman's Annex
Williamson
D. O. McGehee
Danville Pike
L. B. Mitchell
Alabama Mellons
Moulton Street
Grocer Has
Twin City Bread Company
Decatur, Ala
Malone Park
Mary Miller
Washti
Thomasville
W. H. Ritter
Loraine Garrison
Montgomery
Nell Safley
Jane and
Lois Casper
Mrs. W. H. Malone
Mattie Jones
East LaFayette Street
F. D. Peebles
Cullman
Arthur Dix
T. B. Rogers
the Benevolent Hospital
Margaret Holmes
Bernice and
Elkins Himes
R. W. Barefield
Elmore
Paul Dix. Ee
Willie Hodges
Southern Bell Telephone Company
H. L. Peterson
Memphis, Tenn
E. L. Morrow
W. B. Morrow
Marjory Worley
Grant Street
R. A. Worley
Michigan City
Ind
Jason Foundry Company
Mrs. True
Kentucky
Mrs
Frank Dix
National Institute For Red Cross and
Life Savers
Massachusetts
Camp Sunrise
Empire
Chicago
J. R. Graham
Kenneth
Nashville
Joe Williford
Benevolent Hospital
Mary Belle Wallace
Chattanooga
J. D. Wallace
Rev. R. T. Tyler
Miss Beth
Bernice Himes
Ann Tillery
New York
Emmett Phillips
Lucien Bloodworth
Huntsville
Little Sister Pointer
A. L. Kelly
Evergreen, Ala
A. L. Moye
Ruby Jones
Beatrice Woodroof
New Mexico
Texas
Evan Buchanan
Little Rock, Ark
J. D. Buchanan
Prairces Knott
Atlanta, Ga
J. R. Daniels
Avalee Turney
Rev
Mrs. J. T. Turney
Somerville
Route 1
T. V. Shumaker
West Point, Ga
E. A. Shumaker
E. E. Speer
William Davis
Mrs. Norman
Jackson
Miss
Juanita Buchanan
Guy Orr
Annie Orr
E. E. Dickinson
W. B. Markstein
Charleston
D. C
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clymoore Cloyd
Katherine Meadows
James Wilson
Houston
I. C. Craig
Sec
Treas
Tennnessee
Boyd
Owen Moore
Carol Lombard
Diane Ellis
Pathe Picture
Gus Edwards
William Boyd
Big Bill Boyd
Princess
Batistes and
Dimities
Moore’s Modern Stores
Second Ave
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