Lazenby Plans a Busy Methodist Conference Weekend
Dr Lazenby outlines a busy weekend of Methodist circuit conferences with services at Chaly Springs Mt Zion Hamby s Chapel and Mt Carmel West Cullman Forest Chapel Liberty Bethlehem and Liberty Church near Moulwa plus a Youth Assembly at Boar and a Pettusville Veto circuit meet. Delegates to the annual conference will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagenby
District Sun
Decatur
Rell
Moulsh
Chaly Springs Church
Roberton
Mt Church
O. S. Gamile
Mt. Zion
Mt. Carme
Cullman
West Cullman Methodist Church
Martin, L Newcome
Forest Chapel
Flint
O. B Lansbury
Mount Fippe
Mt Pleasant Church
William Warrer
Lazenby Win
Boar
Huntsville
Florence
Gadsden
Albertville
Pettusville-Veto
Bethlehem Church
Tanner
A. M. Joness
L. Prickett
Moulton
Liberty Church
Moulwa
Ladies of Liberty
Leased county notes and local updates from Limestone area
James Glaze had his tonsils removed last week and is recovering well. Mrs James Glaze and Miss Mary Lee Evans send greetings. Mr and Mrs Walter Evans visited relatives near Athens. Leona and Ed Tucker wed on Saturday July 6 with family present, planned trip to Deca and a home near Mt Pisgah. Master Donald Brown’s family reports his toe healing fully. Rev George Brown and family spent Sunday in Mardis Springs community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glaze
Mary Lee Evans
Brown
Athens
Ed Evans
Ohio
Leona
Ed Tucker
Deca
Amily
Mt. Pisgah
Luther Glaze
Donald Brown
George Brown
Mardis Springs
Rainy weather and community notes from Cullman area
In Cullman Willow Springs, residents report heavy rain hindering crops while families visit relatives and recount minor injuries. Hilda Miller broke her arm Monday, and numerous locals, including the Georges, Tuckers, and Millers, share news of visitors and trips around Pleasant View Evergreen and Blair community areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Tucker
Tom Ralph
Wesley Hogan
Pleasant View
Hilda Miller
Mildred George
Edna Mae George Hear Evergreen
Vernice Cheatham
Margie
May
Dillan
Guy Miller
Myr
Ira George
Mildred
Mamie
Ira
Ida George
Batham George
Pva
Cullman
Jay Maddox
Silous Wilhite
Preary Smith and Son
Percy Montgomery
George
Cotmua UD Ene Kenneth
Wilson Kelly
Blair
Morgan County Social Notes at Forrest Chapel Gathering
Mrs Margie Crowe of Fairview visits her daughter and family. Almon Stephenson and Miss Martia Lee Stephenson of North Carolina visit Aunt J L West. George McCall of Hartsville weekends with sister W P Roberts family. Jewell Curtis Rachel Ward visit Ora Mae Speakman. Edith West of Rock Springs visits Laicille West. Kyle attend Lawrence County singing at Moulton. Erby Tompson and son Harold visit Dee Jones near Nee. Pervin Wallace and baby visit relatives at Rocky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Crowe
Fairview
Mose Whitten
Almon Stephenson
Martia Lee Stephenson
N. C
J.L. West
George Duncan McCall
Hartselle
W. P. Roberts
Jewell Curtis
Rachel Ward
Ora Mae Speakman
Edith West
Rock Springs
Laicille
West
M. M.kyle
Lawrence County
Moulton
Erby Tompson
Harold
Dee Jones
Nee
Pervin Wallace
Baby
Rocky
Pord
Doris
Willaden Roberts
Ottie Low
Margaret Johnson
W. Pp. Roberts
J. P. Roberts
Neel
J. Curtis
Jess Smith
Lucille West
Marva Lee Stephenson
Destiny Shapers Pituitary Gland Powers Destiny In Bodies
Dr Clendening discusses how the pituitary gland shapes growth and personality, noting heredity and environment matter most for criminals and giants. He explains overactivity causes giantism, pending treatments, and cautions against rushing development in children. The column also answers leg cramps and lists pamphlets available for readers.
Marines Seek Enlistees At Russellville Scottsboro Posts
Captain Davis A Holladay announces temporary Marine Corps recruiting offices at Russellville post office July 17 and 18 and Scottsboro post office July 19 and 20 for examinations and enlistment of men 18 to 30 with no dependents. Eligible applicants must be white, single or of good moral character, sound physically, 64 to 74 inches tall, and meet other criteria. Transportation to Birmingham provided for final examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis A. Holladay
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Alabama
Birmingham
Russellville
Scottsboro
Atso
Holladay
Local notes from Morgan County Pines community
Ill and ailing residents like Alva Johnson and Jack Leeth are mentioned amid a flurry of visits and travel. Several locals including Orval Davis and family vacationed with relatives, while others returned to Decatur and Huntsville after weekends with kin. Weather woes with rain drowning corn and delaying cotton work are noted along with a Louisville departure for Junior Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherril Thompson
Jack Thompson
Junior Morrow
Louisville
Be Able to Furnish Written Consent of Parents
Short note states the party will be able to furnish written consent of parents or guardian.
Weekend visits and showers mark community life
Weekend social notes list visits among families in Ottie Low, Margaret Johnson, the Roberts, Curtis, West, Stephenson, and Sparkman households. A wedding shower for Mrs. Oscar Sybert and a Fourth of July gathering are noted, plus farm hopes for better weather. The cinema feature Road to Singapore stars Bob Hope Bing Crosby Dorothy Lamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Sparkman
Hartselle
Walter Ward
J. L. West
Pervis Cox
Dorothy Lamour
Bob Hope
Singapore
Bob
Bing Crosby
Capitel
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DR. Lazenby
Limestone County
Round Island
Davidson Coal & Feed CO
Gene Aker
Snoff
Dnoff
Cullman Willow Springs
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Universal
Destiny's Shapers
By Logan Clendening, M. D
Napoleon
Clendening
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Logan Clendening
Morgan County Pines
Alva Johnson
Gene Interkin
Hulon Ryan
Orval Davis
Jack Leeth
Jo Peck
M. G. Peck
Huntaville
Russell Peck
J. L. Lipscomb
Lacey's Spring
Lee Head
Paul Smallwood
William Fowler
Henry Fowler
Willis Fowler
Hatfield Lake
Bethel Leeth
San
York World’s Fair
Francisco Golden Gate International Exposition
Pullmans
Relow
Ala
SAN Fi
Lén
L&n
Penney’s
Lysbarga
Haslocks
Uly Barga
Barga
Batiste
Cynthia
Tae
Oscar Sybert
M. M. Kyle
ME Y
OM Raan
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