Miscellaneous bridal shower and church circle notices
Mrs. James Teague and Mrs. Leonard Heflin hosted a Danville bridal shower for Mrs. Clive Stephenson with flowers, gifts, and ice cream. Circle Two, First Presbyterian, met at Mrs. Ray Childs’ home. various members led prayer, devotionals, and studies. A double wedding occurred at Flat Creek Baptist Church with Miss Linnie Terry and Miss Juanita James marrying Messrs Malcolm Fields and Neal Terry. Other church circle meetings covered missionary lessons and social hours. Rising Sun Lodge No 29 held a large picnic at Woodall’s with record attendance. Central Methodist’s Wesleyan Service Guild held a meeting with a China missionary speaker and music. JoAnn Stephenson celebrated a sixth birthday with a party hosted by Miss Marjorie King in Austinville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Teague
Leonard Heflin
Danville
Clive Stephenson
Stephen
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Childs
Endara Boulevard
E. H. Barnett
Claudie Shumake
Phil Pointer
T. G. Morrow
Walnut Street
Mrs. Hefner
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Central Methodist Church
J. H. Branum
M. A. Leopard
Boyd Anderson
Carolyn Teague
Japan
Horace Levin
Leonard Grizzard
Guy Rabercom
Circle Three
Harry Maloney
Nellie Brooks
Verdon Lowery
Flat Creek Baptist Church
Lawrence County
Linnie Terry
Eulas T. Terry
Trinity
Malcolm Fields
M. Grady Fields
Decatur
Juanita James
Herbert V. James
Neal. Terry
Eulas T
Wesleyan Service Guild
Central Methodist
Mary Augusta Bibb
H. R. Caldwell
China
William Reed
Little Silver
New Jersey
Cleo Levin
Martin
Joe Flynn
Cuthrell
Joann Stephenson
Marjorie King
Austinville
Carolyn Stephenson
Jacqueline Howell
Cecille Little
Ronald Linderman
Nell Standridge
Larry Ryan
Drucille Roberts
Patricia Messer
David Ryan
Charles Elba Terry
Rebecca Allen
Charles
Linda
Local Personal Notices Roundup of Travels and Visits
A long list of listed residents and relatives announce cross country trips and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sellers and children return to Kansas City after two weeks with relatives. Many families plan vacations to Florida Alabama and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sellers
Carol
Steve
Kansas City
Missouri
Dean Roger
Tommy
Sally
Daytona Beach
Florida
Rev Threlfall To Lead Fairview Revival in Mississippi
Rev Jimmie Threlfall of Amory Mississippi will lead revival services at Fairview Baptist Church from July 18 through August 1. A well known evangelist praised as a forceful Bible preacher he organized high school prayer groups during the war that remain active in the South. Services are daily at 930 AM and 730 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Threlfall
Amory
Mississippi
Fairview Baptist Church
Threlfall
Dolphus Price
South
Mothers Teach Daughters How to Live Not Just Learn
Dorothy Dix argues mothers fail to train daughters in practical life skills and judgment. She warns misguided selections in marriage lead to divorces and unhappy homes, urging cradle-to-life instruction to avoid shame and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallys
Sally
Mamie
Mom
Susie
Wetumpka Mayoral and Aldermen Primary Narrowed
Wetumpka Alabama voters queued to nominate a new mayor and at least three aldermen. Mayor Ed Sanford did not seek renomination, leaving Ellis Austin O C Turner and Thomas G Harris in a three man race. Nomination favors the winner in September’s general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetumpka
Ala
Ed ‘Sanford
Ellis Austin
O. C. Turner
Thomas G. Harris
Deeds Filed Included Various Transfers Involving Hughes and Others
Daily records list several property transfers including W. W. Hughes to Refford D. Hughes for 500 dollars, Phil M. Orr to E. L. Drinkard Jr. for 2033 dollars, Lytle R. Penney to J. A. Milligan for 500 dollars, L. E. Slate to Glenn G. Mitchell for 2650 dollars, and Louie E. Wright to Marvin Eddy for 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeds W. W. Hughes
Refford D. Hughes
Phil M. Orr
E.L. Drinkard Jr
Lytle R. Penney
J. A. Milligan
L. E. Slate
Glenn G. Mitchell
Louie E. Wright
Marvin Eddy
Explosion at North Birmingham plant kills and injures workers
In Birmingham on July 12 a gas main explosion at U S Pipe and Foundry North Birmingham plant killed Henry Moffett and injured John Marshall Stallens 29. Both victims were Birmingham Gas Co employees working on the main. Stallens suffered severe burns and was listed in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
U. S. Pipe and Foundry Company
Henry Moffett
John Marshall Stallens
Moffett
Stallens
Birmingham Gas Company
Local News Briefs and National Farm Data
At Decatur General hospital a patient, Mrs. Cook, is hospitalized after a fall caused a broken hip several weeks ago. Miss Baylee Bess Robertson has returned from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Thomas spent the weekend in Boaz. Miss Sylvia Green returned Sunday night from Schocco Springs after attending the Baptist Y W A camp. There were 2,800,000 tractors on United States farms in January 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur General Hospital
Miss Baylee Bess Robertson
Chicago
Sylvia Green
Schocco Springs
Baptist
United States
Understanding the spine and nerve control
A discussion on how the brain and spinal cord regulate body functions through the central nervous system. It explains how spinal nerves pass through the backbone, how subluxation can alter openings, and how nerve interference may cause disease if impulses to organs like the stomach are obstructed.
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Son
Douglas Ann Thrasher
Vivian Lee
Mary Virginia Murrah
East Point
Georgia
Delano Park
George Stone
Mildred Haslett
Mary Virginia
Murrah
Douglas Ann
Lester Wayne Thrasher
Lester Wayne
Central Methodist Circles
Circle Four
Sally B. Rose
Ed Johnson
I. M. Eubanks
G. M. Davenport
J. W. Lovelace
Nicholson
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Business Women’s Circle
Presbyterian Church
Ruby Jones
East Walnut Street
D. C. Shaw
J. F. Graham
Elkins Himes
Ben Bloodworth
Enosis
Moses
Jane Doss
Rising Sun Lodge
Rising’ Sun Lodge No
A. M
Woodall
Joe S. Elliott
Frank Godwin
Felton Weaver
Walter Thomas
Athens
Clyde Scott
M. O. Lamon
Ernest Standridge
Myron Standridge
Mrs
Edgar Eady
Memphis
Co. J
Mack
Laguna Beach
Leo, Wright
Sam Malone Jr
Fort Walton
Wright
Mr. Malone
Betty Pirtle
Nashville
Jo Harvey
Lee Campbell
Oscar Campbell
Paris
Arkansas
John W. Sandlin
Terry Fry
E. S. George
Jo Ann Elliott
M. W. Holland
R. B. Bagley
Mary Ann
Martha Bagley
O. E. Randle
Mr. Bagley
Ed Harsson
FE. A. Harsson
Florence
Robert W. Kottnauer
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Mrs. Hershall McClusky of
Montgomery
Harold B. Feild
Betty Simmons
Jean McRae
New Orleans
Thibodaux
Louisiana
Gerald Feild
Evelyn Elkins
Orlando, Florida
Mrs. Edwin Bean
The
Smoky Mountains
Charles Maloney
Ann
A. D. Jervis
George Mann
Fred Mann
Louis Mann
Souther Taste
Maxwell House
Ceylon
India
Wau
Wiaa
General Foods
Sts Insurance
Surance Protection
Friendly Life of
Bank Street
Second Avenue
Fairview
Dorothy DIX
Ren Syndicate, , Inc
J. D. Martin
W. A. Evans
Evans
Fiveman Board
W. L. Glenn
Demp Thrash
F. L. Hayes
Bryson Graham
C. C. Knight
Myles Patterson
Earl Palmer
J. D. Johnston
Mrs. R. M. Thomas
Boaz
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Goidel
Caddell Drug CO
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Selong
Yardley
Marcelle
Tabu
Second
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Ist. Ave
Grant St
Old Curb Market Building
C. Worley
Mgr
Dillehay
Grant
Chiropractic
Bank St
DR. Harr
Atlantic and Gulf
Greyhound
Smokies
Blue Ridge
America
Washington
Seattle, Wash
San Francisco
Avhar and
Linas
Atlanta
Cleveland, Ohio
Detroit
Miami
Brmingham
U. S
Greyhound Bus Depot
Ferry St
Charles Price
East Moulton St
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