Social notes and local visits around town
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Puller and Mr. and Mrs. Oakly and children from Georgia spent Sunday with Mrs. Bertha Fuller. Herbert and Lillian Monroe of Birmingham vacationing with grandmother Mrs. Whitlow and relatives. Mrs. Dallas Hames recovering from appendectomy at Benevolent hospital. A large crowd attended the singing at New Center. Miss Annie Whitlow visited in Decatur to see her sister at Benevolent Koops. Several friends enjoyed an ice cream social at Leamon McCulloch’s home. Five Points ball game drew attendees. Willie Hill is seriously ill. Mrs Arthur Callahan and daughter visited Willie Hill Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Puller
Oakly
Bertha Fuller
Herbert
Lillian Monroe
Birmingham
Whitlow
Elmer Fuller
Everett
C. P. Stewart
Dallas Hames
Benevolent Hospital
New Center
Mary Stewart
Josephine Gheats
Trinity
Leamon McCulloch
Annie Whitlow
Decatur
Mrs
Benevolent Koops
Caddo
Willie Hill
Arthur Callahan
Annie Elizabeth McCutcheon
Warrior River
Tabernacle
Little Drennen Garrison
E. P. Sharpe
Somerville
Ruth Luker
Luke Sharpe
Mr Sharpe
Hartselle
Roberta Pettit
Elbert Yancey
M. A. Hornbuckle
Flora Hornbuckle
Huntsville
Paul Thomas
Lyndon Travis
Valdermosa
Lawrence “Saylor
Herman Couch
Arab
F. £. Hughes
Willie
Williams
Lee Hornbuckle
Chris White
Jno. White
Buford Garrett
Reed
Harvey Currie
Opal
Wolfe Beat
Estelle
Evelyn Lipscomb
Ima
Loretta Edwards
George Ross
J. Cc. Edwards
Edward Crawford
Dewey Steadham
Alex Dean
Tom Russell
Woodland Mills
R. A. Gamble
J. W. Edmondson
Murfreesboro
Weekend visitors and local social notes in Morgan county
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings around Morgan county including Miss Annie Winn of Simcoe, Mrs. Elishia Weaver and James of Decatur, Rev. Jesse Black, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bagwell, and many others visiting relatives, hosting dinners, and attending parties. July 4th passes quietly with little noise in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Winn
Simcoe
Daisy
Elsie Crawford
G. T. Woodruff
Morgan County
Olene
W. J. Briscoe
Elishia Weaver
James
Decatur
Randolph Ryan
Jewell Dobbs
Albertville,s
J. C. Bagwell
Earnest Atham
Lawrence Cove
Ryan
Homer Bagwell
F. W. Whisenant
Robert Styles
Cecil Ward
Ruth
Darrell Hill
Hulaco
Jesse Black
J. A. Crawford
Jails and Visits Highlight Weekend Gossip
A flurry of social visits fills the long Fourth of July in Hartselle and nearby towns. Mrs. Dewey Huskey and relatives join Mrs. E. C. Steadham, while Miss Romola Giers and Cherie Giers visit Estelle Lipscomb. Local residents travel to Nashville and Auburn for family gatherings and occasions. Dr. Charles Silverman visits from Chattanooga on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. J. Hill
Dewey Huskey
Florence
E. C. Steadham
Romola
Cherie Giers
Valdermésa
Estelle Lipscomb
Maggie Ransom
Hartsell
William Ransom
Ransom
Helen Lyle
Decatur
Mary J
Pred Swift
Hartsille
Gilbert Allen
Glennie Breeding
Nashville
Charles Silverman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frances Ransom
Hartselle
Mt Zion News Singing Convention and Family Visits
Lawrence county announces a singing convention at New Center on Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Callahan and daughters Lucy Mae Mable Marjorie attended the Pleasant Hill children's program. A B Sims family visited Shelton Bullard and others. Mavis Wade visited Ruby Hill. Bertha and Vergie Bullard were noted. John Sims visits friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
New Center
Arthur Callahan
Lucy Mae
Mable
Marjorie
Pleasant Hill
A. B. Sims
Claude Shelton
Sam- Clarence
Ford Hill
Henry
Nelson Bullard
Mavis Wade
Ruby Hill
Bertha
Vergie Bullard
John Sims
Carter's Liver Pills Ad From 1931
Vintage ad text promoting Carter's Liver Pills with claims to wake up the liver and body with a laxative effect. Mentions red label and price of 26e, attributed to 1931 C. M. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos Pal & Lot
Carter
C. M. Co
Town Folks Gather For Sunday Visits And Singing
Mr and Mrs Lee Ryan and child ren of Collinwood Tenn visited Mr and Mrs W L McCutcheon and family Sunday evening Misses Lola and Myrtle Cushing Eula V and Ruby Covey Messrs Brasher and Lelton Lawrence and Coy Burgess attended the singing at Mt Zion Sunday Mrs Earl Jones of Winston county visited Mrs Seldon Garrison Monday evening Miss Nellie Benefield of Huntsville is visiting relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ryan
Collinwood
Tenn
W. L. McCutcheon
Lola
Myrtle Cushing
Eula V
Ruby. Covey
Messrs
Brasher
Lelton Lawrence
Coy Burgess
Mt. Zion
Earl Jones
Winston County
Seldon Garrison
Nellie Benefield
Huntsville
Picnic Draws Attendees From Surrounding Areas
A large crowd attended a Monday home picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones. Visitors included Mr. Ular Jones and Mrs. Vee Hyatt from Albertville, and families from Forest Chapel Neal Oak Ridge Rocky Ford and Forrest Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5
Loyd Rodgers
Forrest Chapel
L. Jones
Irene
Opal Thompson
Gilbert Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Earl Rose
G. B. Son
R. E. Messer
Hollis Rose
Hollis West
Rocky Ford
J. F. Thompson
De catur social visit noted in local pages
Miss Ethel Alice Hughes of De catur spent Sunday night with Miss Ima Edwards. Misses Ethel Alice and Allene Hughes and Loretta Edwards spent Sunday p m with Miss Estelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Alice Hughes
Decatur
Ima Edwards
Ethel Alice
Allene Hughes
Lorettadwards
Estelle
Johnston and Gilchrist Families Visit in Hartselle
Mr and Mrs W B Johnston and Mrs Amanda Gilchrist were in Hartselle Saturday. William Winton of Decatur is visiting relatives here with Harold Waugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Amanda Gilchrist
Hartselle
William Winton
Decatur
Harold Waugh
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Market and price notes from Birmingham include carlot receipts for shorts, feed, flour, watermelons and oranges. Published values cover hay by class, corn and oats by grade, and poultry and egg quotes with comment on steady prices. Fruit and vegetable prices list Reds potatoes, sweet potatoes, peppers, various greens, and cantaloupes. Community notices follow with social visits and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Johnson Hay
U. 8
Timothy
U. 6
U. B
Alabama
Global Material Fact: Cellulose Dominates World Matter
The article notes cellulose accounts for more than a third of all material in existence. It highlights its vast abundance and significance across natural and industrial contexts.
Weather burdens farmers and social notes from the county
Heavy rains hinder field work as farmers struggle with pawing. Social items include visits from Miss Novel Humphries to Misses Louise and Pauline Gray and travels of Mr and Mrs G Reid and Misses Jewell and Christine Sheats to Birmingham. Mrs Myrtle Parker improves after illness. Centerville guests J M Raley family visit T F Gray. local travel to Garden City. Edna Rowell and Archie join Jewell Sheats for Sunday dinner. Mrs Z L Cole and Edmond visit Dripping Springs relatives. W H Vawter and family of the area are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novell “Humphries
Roy Humphries
Roccoe Gray
Bernice Mélson
Piney Grove
Ludie Pearson
Morris
Abel Horton
Dellas Brown
Louise
Pauline Gray
Ruby Humphries
Pearl Handley
Agnes Reid
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Caddo News
Ryan News
Mr. Self
Eunice
Blankenship
Six Mile
Lottie
Madgie McCutcheon
Talmadge Russell
Leon McCutcheon
D. G Luker
Virginia
Luker Sharpe
Dolphus Black
Lis
Hazel
Jail Red
Jim Bartee
J. P. Lipscomb
P. m
Carl Walker
Auburn
Los Angeles
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Plaza
MT. Zion News
Pon Arteates
MT Tabor News
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Second Ave
Moulton St
Wat
Mommee
Pongee
LACEY
UNION
Margaret 7
Somerville News
The
Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries
Carlots
Centerville
T. ¥. Gray
Olen Braswell
Z. L. Cole
F. Parker
Jones’ Chappel
Emma Smith
Dora Reid
Battleground News
Gan
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