Society Notes Highlight Anita Proctor Watson Wedding
Mrs Paul Proctor announces the marriage of their daughter Anita to Wendell B Watson formerly of Decatur The ceremony occurred February 21 in Russellville Kentucky Mr Watson is now with the L N Railroad They reside at 2642 Caldwell in Nashville. Junior Zeromen Club hosts picnic at Delano Park with Mrs W H Day and others present A study of Romans followed then federation vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Proctor
Anita
Wendell B. Watson
Decatur
Russelsville, Ky
Watson
L. & N. Railroad
Mrs. Watson
Caldwell
Nashville
Zeromen
Marjorie Chunn
Julia Dent Woodard
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Delano Park
W. H. Day
Zeromen Club
A. Z. Bailey
Kathryn ‘Heflin
Evansville
Ind
Central Methodist Church
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs Claude Aycock and family and brother Lawrence Frahn are at home on 428 East Moulton Street Mrs Otto Moebes visits then moves to Cullman with husband joining State Highway Department Henry Jeffrey of Birmingham visits Johnston Street parents then heads to Florida and Tuscaloosa for a promotion with Southern Cotton Co Miss Sarah Tillman from Athens visits friends Elinor Green returns from Gadsden with Vera Lee as guest Sarah Elizabeth Leeman visits Birmingham R D Nelson and daughter spend the day in Nashville and Fulbrightville Mrs W E Self ill Ronnie Cagnar improves at his grandparents home
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Claude Aycock
Lawrence Frahn
East Moulton Street
Otto Moebes
Moebes
Cullman
State Highway Department
Henry Jeffrey
Birmingham
H. E. Jeffrey
Johnston Street
Florida
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Southern Cotton Company
Revival at Morgan County Johnson Chapel Opens Next Sunday
The Morgan County Johnson Chapel revival begins next Sunday with all day services and lunch on the ground. Attendees urged to bring lunch. Local residents, including the Dillbecks Glasgows Roberts families and others, visit Hartsville and Austinville on recent outings and report various illnesses and social visits. A surprise wedding between Hubert Crow and Abeline Kirby occurred on July 7.
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Mackie Dillbeck
Wall
Glen Roberts
Hartselle
Lolett Roberts
Dessie Glasgow
Bell Rogers
Ruby King
C. C. Roberts
Judson James
Hubert Crow
Abelene Kirby
Elsie Pool
Clem Glasgow
Hope
Versil Ellis
Glasgow
Ruth Glenn
Austinville
J. R. Glenn
Ball
Sue Roberts
G. W. Roberts
Moulton Heights
C. D. Long
Kate Long
Gurnicene Glasgow
J. M. Glasgow
Forest Chapel
Community visitors and local visits in Morgan County
Morgan County residents hosted and visited relatives and friends around Decatur Hartselle and route locations. Families including Owens McAnally Hornbuckle and Smiths were mentioned alongside hospital and shopping stops. Several residents traveled to see Miss Wanda Campbell ill at Benevolen hospital and others made routine visits to Decatur and Montgomery.
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W. W. Owens
Billie
David Owens
Seldon Hornbuckle
Morgan City
Marline McAnally
McAnally
John N. Turney
Decatur
Walter Grizzard
Cotaco
Damon Blackwell
A. R. Smith
Arleta
Willie Ruth Smith
Wanda Campbell
Benevolen Hospital
Ancie ‘Black
Mary Shefrel
Route 4
Novel Miller
University of Alabama
Hollis Maples
Markie McAnally
Jim Eubanks
Hartselle
Joe W. Winton
Floyd Key
Emmaline
Ada Winton
Fannie Abbott
J. R. Ransom
R. G. McCarley
Herschel McCleskey
McCleskey
Montgomery
Missie England
Cora
Myra McCutcheon
Maggie Ransom
E. Allen
Route One
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled listing of crossword clues including entries like A ledger, Alleviated, Eager, masculine cans of, and many more. The grid references several partial answers such as Serviettes and Eggs, with scattered terms spanning chemistry symbols and mythological names.
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South Afri
Peru
Eyes Need Rest Not Exercises Says Specialist
A famous eye expert cautions against doing eye exercises without medical advice. Rest is essential as eyes are constantly in motion, and strain harms vision and nerves. Avoid late night eye strain, choose comfortable lenses, and seek proper guidance for eye health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Follett
Social notes from Moulton Heights and Danville area
Miss Dorthy Millsay guests Estelle as Mrs. D. D. Holley attended Rev. Co. CG. Wilcutt revival at Moulton Heights Thursday. A wedding of much fun teased the community with Miss Endell Powell and Johnnie Steel Saturday near Corinth. Christine Crowe Saturday guest of Tina Dutton. All day singing at Center Point Sunday. Ruth Holloday visited Clyde Holloday Saturday night. Marie Doss improving after illness. Attendees at the Danville show. Charlie Steel visited his father Sunday. Will Smith and Leonard Eddy at Wilcutt revival Sunday night. Robert Pike and Burgess Poole visited Marie Wilma Estelle Doss and Dorthy Millsap Saturday night. Attendees at a party near Danville hosted by Mr Hammond Saturday night.
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Dorthy Millsay
Estelle
D. D. Holley
Ruth Holloday
Clyde Holloday
Marie Doss
Danville
Charlie Steel
Will Smith
Leonard Eddy
Rev. C. Co. Wilcutt
Moulton Heights
Robert Pike
Burgess Poole
Marie
Wilma
Estelle Doss
Dorthy Millsap
Mr. Hammond
Local Visitors and Social Notes From Morgan County
Miss Lessie Bebee Johnson and daughter Patricia Gail visited in Hartselle. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hill were in Decatur. Mrs. Earl Cobb is ill in hospital. Stewart brothers heard in Flor ette. Devin Johnson of Guntersville visited R. L. Johnson. Maud and Mamie Johnson spent weekend in Decatur. Slim Wright returned from Tennessee visit. Arnold Hill of Decatur with her mother. Lessie Maud and Mamie Johnson plan Birmingham trip. J Hopkins visiting sister Elma Bradley. Pentecostal church meeting schedule announced.
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Lessie Bebee Johnson
Patricia Gail and
Howell
Hartselle
Alton Hill
Decatur
Earl Cobb
Florette
Stewart Brothers
Devin Johnson
Guntersville
R. L. Johnson
Maud
Mamie Johnson
Slim Wright
Tennessee
Arnold Hill
Bob Johnson
Lessie Maud
Birmingham
O. J. Hopkins
Elma Bradley
the Pentecosta
Meadors Appointed Justice of the Peace
B. D. Meadors, a well known local resident, is named justice of the peace to serve the unexpired term of Judge Frank J. Davis who resigned. Meadors has opened an office at 109 W Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Meadors
Frank J. Davis
Mr. Meadors
W. Vine Street
Lacey’s Spring Box Votes Yes In July Election
The Lacey’s Spring polling place reported 19 votes for a measure labeled Lemoaioes and none against in the July 11 election. Earlier results showed 19 to 0 against the five measures.
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Lacey
Theey
Lemoaioes
Carl Green to Fill Local Pulpit at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist
Carl Green of Decatur will fill the Sixteenth Avenue Baptist church pulpit at morning and evening services Sunday in the pastor's absence. The public is invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Green
Decatur
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Local Driver Finds Shattered Head Light and Note
Minot North Dakota July 20 A man named R F Steinmetz returning to his parked auto found a damaged headlight and a new lens on the front seat. An unsigned note reads I backed into OME Mr 80 I got you a Mm ato.
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Minot
N. D
R. F. Steinmetz
Woman Surrenders After Fatal Shooting Suspect Returns
Mrs Thelma Rice hiked to Tallahassee and surrendered after abandoning the car of the man she is accused of fatally shooting She returns to Fort Myers to face a grand jury investigation and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Thelma Rice
Fort Myers
Make This Model at Home Softly Slenderizing Dress Pattern
Anne Adams presents pattern 4153 for women sizes 34 to 48 with soft collar bow and shoulder fullness. The dress features panelled skirt, optional short puff or open flare sleeves, and easy stitching guidance from the Sewing Instructor. Send 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern, with size name address and style number to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Adams
Decature Daily
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
New Building Planned for Bank of Red Bay
Plans by Albert R Frahn of Decatur outline a new Bank of Red Bay building. Contractors are preparing estimates with bids set to open July 29. The structure measures 25 by 16 feet and features a cut stone front with light brick sides and rear, plus a modern heating plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Frahn
Decatur
Bank of Red Bay
Side Street
Troop 4 Plans Encampment With Rotary Camp Visit
Members of Boy Scout Troop 4 will depart Central Methodist church at 8 30 Tuesday morning for a Rotary Club camp encampment lasting until Wednesday night. Hach Scout to provide five meals and bedding. Scoutmaster Oscar Napps and Assistant Gilbert Ford lead the group.
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Boy Scout Troop 4
Central Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Hach Scout
Oscar Napps
Gilbert Ford
Return of Berlin headmaster exposes Gestapo fear
Gre gor Zeimer the former headmaster of the American school in Berlin returned to the United States. He described in Germany the 6 a.m. knock on the door as a favored Gestapo tactic, saying such a knock often means danger and a family farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Gregor Zeimer
Berlin
United States
Zeimer
Germany
Gestapo
National Youth Administration expands part time jobs
The National Youth Administration, newly separated from the WPA and funded again, announced plans to extend its part time employment program to an additional 55 000 youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Youth Administration
WPA
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Apes Club
Fort Stephen Decatur
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B. B. Cavnar
Fourth Avenue
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Gadsden
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Evansville, Ind
J. L. Draper
Capitol
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Move’s Shop
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Athens
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Little Ronnie Cagnar
Morgan County Johnson Chapel
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