In Other Communities People of Your Acquaintance
Oscar Thomason visited Cedar Plains Sunday. T. F. Jackson cared for his ailing mother in Cullman county. L. E. Banister of Akron and Monroe Rogers of Cullman visited Tuesday. Mildred Jackson visited Hartselle Wednesday. Phillip Graffe Arthur and Joel Lee of Cullman, Helen Feané of Birmingham, Mildred and wine Jackson attended a picnic Thursday. Several from here joined a Sunday singing at the tabernacle. Millard Brown stayed with his aunt Clayton Hicks Saturday night. Hicks, Winsett, Ralph and Millard Brown visited Falkville Saturday. Johnson Lee of near Danville passed through Sunday. Luther Parker of Leesdale visited Margaret. Ruth Thomason saw friends here Saturday. Oviee and Valena Tucker visited Sunday. Mildred and Wilma Jackson hosted fourteen friends Saturday. Ice courses were served. Woodman Circle met Thursday afternoon. Zeb Williams and Robert A Williams spent Tuesday night in Cullman with Will Bland. Bland, who works for Union Fertilizer, visited Eva Friday. Rob and Loyd Wilson and daughters visited Pleasant View. Singing at the Methodist church drew a large crowd. come next first Sunday with new books. Epworth League progressing with Bryan Vann. date to be announced. League enjoyed an ice cream supper Friday night. about 25 leaguers. Sherrod family returned from Canada after attending the national convention in Chicago. Speegil of Falkville visited L. B. Oden and Mr. Oden Saturday night. Ralph Oden and Edron Childers attended Hambys Chapel singing Sunday night. Robert Ryan carried a trick load to Cullman for the singing. Jewell Vann and Verna Hawkins attended Etna preaching Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Thomason
T. F. Jackson
Cullman County
L. E. Banister
Akron
Ohio
Monroe Rogers
Cullman
Mildred Jackson
Hartselle
Phillip Graffe
Arthur
Joel Lee
Helen Feané
Birmingham
Mildred
Jackson
Tabernacle
Millard Brown
Clayton Hicks
Hicks
L. H. Winsett
Ralph
Falkville
Johnson Lee
Danville
Luther Parker
Ing
Woodman Circle
Zeb Williams
Robert A Williams
Will Mr. Bland
Union Fertilizer Co
Eva
Rob Wilson
Alice
Loyd Wilson
Pleasant View
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Bryan Vann
Ruby Cobbs
Sherrod
Ester Lee
Brooks Lindler Irene Patterson and Lola Lindler Attend Singing
Brooks Lindler Miss Irene Patterson and Lola Lindler attended a singing event in Winston County. The brief notes their presence at the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Lindler
Irene Patterson
Lola Lindler
Winston County
Farmers Hope Rain Holds for Crops and Schools Debate
Rain relief keeps farmers hopeful as crops grow grassy while talks focus on a three mill tax funding schools and the Roosevelt nomination. Emily Lyle attends district school functions this week. James Cain and family visit the Lyle home from Somerville, with Gene Peck returning from the Fourth. Dorothy Lucas and Mrs Lucas travel with aunt to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Emily Lyle
Ard
James Cain
Little Jim
F. Lyle
Somerville
W. D. Lyle
Gene Peck
Charles Lucas
Dorothy Lucas
Local Residents Visit Moulton and Nearby Towns
Sportsmen injured and the friends and family visiting relatives across Moulton Athens Decatur and Ardmore include Mrs N R Nichols Miss Mamie Nichols Mrs Wilbur Hull Mesdames Cox and George Cox visiting Otis Kirby and infant Otis Jr. Douthitt visit Douthitt family trips and hotel stays noted along with health concerns for Mrs Marley Hull and ongoing treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rush
N. R. Nichols
Mamie Nichols
Wilbur Hull
Mary
Bertha
Forest
Ben Ezell
Athens
Bill Blackwell
Kentucky
Decatur
George Hull
Edward Braly
Chattanooga
N. C. Braly
Blackshear
Thomas
Joe Randall
Emily Lyle
Robert Nichols
John Lyle
Decatur and
Hartselle
Juanita Douthitt
Ardmore
M. Y. Douthitt
Daisy Braly
Marley Hull
Paugh’s
Mrs. Hull
Community Guests Share Meals and Visits Across Homes
Local residents attended dinners and visits last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sheats, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Blackmon, and the Gray household. Misses Jewelle Christine Sheats Pauline Louise Gray and others joined gatherings. A Camp Ground singing drew many from the area. Rev. Burns led services at Mt Gilead Church.
That perilous cliff chase ends with a dying Livingston
After a perilous descent a rockfall injures Livingston who is found near a grotesque hand clutching a black pearl. Pinga, Neo, and the crew move him as he agrees to sail back to the Wanderer. Pauo and Holmes share a tense farewell as Livingston warns of the curse’s bloodstained path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pano
Holmes
Petes
Tom
Larry
Livingston
Pinga
Pauo
Utato
Ione
Pilly
Neo
Paul
Whitney
Doom and disappearance at Montonga coast
Third Party Leader is dead after a collapse. Utato lies crushed beneath rocks as rescuers remove his body. Neo starts the boat engine and they depart through the pass toward Oomoa. Pilly notes erased black footprints. science has more questions than answers. Pauo receives a great black pearl amid tense endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Utato
Neo
Oomoa
Paul
Thomases
Montonga
Tino
Pauo
Chronometer Defined as Timekeepers for Longitude at Sea
The chronometer is named for those timepieces chiefly used to determine longitude while at sea, serving as essential accurate clocks for navigation and navigation purposes aboard vessels.
Somerville Community Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Percy Garrison and son returned to Bel gsemer after visiting relatives. C P Johnston attended the Masonic picnic in Hartselle. Rev A N Burns joined others from here at the picnic. G Mikell of Warrior arrived to spend time with friends. W L Groover and family attended the Masonic picnic in Hartselle. The Church of God revival begins Sunday July 10 with Miss Bertha Shelton as evangelist. J O Guy substituted on route two Friday. Carl Walker attended the Masonic picnic Friday in Hartselle. Mrs Sadie Wise and children of Lawrenceburg Tennessee visit her nephew Harry Martin and Mrs Martin on route two. Guy Walker and son Almon with T J Griggzard attended the camp meeting singing near Hartselle Saturday. Guy Walker, son Almon, and Herbert Maxwell in Decatur Thursday night for the community sing. Sheriff Davis and Deputy Kilgore of Decatur visited Saturday. Blanche Winton left today for a visit with Mrs M Rye near Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Johnston
Hart~selle
Maggie England
A. N Burns
Hartselle
G. Mikell
Warrior
W. L. Groover
Church of God
J. O. Guyer
Carl Walker
Sadie Wise
Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
Harry Martin
Martin
Guy Walker
Almon
T. J. Griggzard
Camp
Guy, Walker
Herbert Maxwell
Decatur
Sheriff Davis
Kilgore
New Headache Formula Promises Fast Relief
A North Carolina pharmacist offers a blend labeled B. 10¢ per pack to relieve most headaches in minutes. The preparation targets nerve and muscular pain, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without opiates.
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North Carolina
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Summary
Receipts in carrots and numerous produce items reported at Birmingham markets. Hay carloads priced U S No 1 12.00 new crop, No 2 9 10.00. timothy 15.50 16.00, alfalfa 17 19.00. Grain No 2 white corn 46c, oats 20% lower, cotton steady. Eggs up two to three cents, fryers mixed prices down. Potatoes, onions, greens, and other produce listed with varied per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Johnson Hay
U. 8
Timothy
Alabama
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Cedar Plains News
Eva Nnws
Gee
Tanner News
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Freduesenberg
Andndianapolis
Duesenberg
Lincoln Highway
Ligonier Mountain
DR. Riggs
Riggs
Rist
Ia Eel
Nungester Drug CO
Bank Street
Riggs Dental Laboratory, Inc
Orlando, Fla
W. M. Rowelle
W. A. Sheats
M. F. Blackmon
F. M. Gray
Jewelle
Christine Sheats
Pauline
Louise Gray
Jennie Huff
Sallie Reid
Daniella Jones
Katie Humphries
S. G. Reid
Points
Florida
J. T. Duke
Jewell
Camp Ground
Lee Parker
Dora Reid
Pearl Hatdrey
Rev. Burns
Mt. Gilead
Mysl
Chaptr
D. Leigh Colvin
New York City
Prohibition Party
Washington, D. C
Somerville News
Percy Garrison and Son
Belgsemer
Blanche Winton
Missouri Gazette
the Mississippi
Commercial Printing Department
THE
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