Corrinne Confesses to Marrying Lynn Rhodes
In a police room at the parsonage Corrinne admits she wed Robin Lynn Rhodes in Chicago and returns home with Bob Kennedy by her side. The minister and family face the scandal, discuss annulment, and Corrinne agrees to cooperate as a witness while bail is considered.
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Bob
Lynn Rhodes
Sarah Anne
Lynn
Al‘cove
Punk Edwards
Robin
Punk
Lodge
Tim
Miss Moffets
Robin-Lynn Rhodes
Betti
Robert Ransom
Bob Kennedy
Blue
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Chicago
Bob Ransom
Miss Melton
Baptist world alliance opens seven day congress in Atlanta
Open ing a seven day world meeting the Baptist world alliance begins discussions with thousands of messengers from 60 nations. They plan to press for an end to religious intolerance racial persecution and war as the sixth congress gets underway in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Baptist
Congress of
Baptist World Alliance
Farley Heads to Hyde Park for Roosevelt Talks
Democratic national chairman James A. Farley sails to Hyde Park for a week end visit with President Roosevelt. The pair likely to discuss the 1940 outlook and Farley’s own political stance remains undisclosed.
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New York
BPR
hEmie
James A. Farley
Hyde Park
Farley
White House
Europe
Roosevelt
Ice Cream Supper Attended by Large Morgan County Crowd
The ice cream supper hosted by R. H. McCulloch drew a very large crowd in Union Grove Morgan County. Local residents and visitors from Decatur Moulton Whiteside and Speake's area attended social events and church services over the weekend. The revival begins July 23 at Bellview Baptist church conducted by Rev. Frank Smith.
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R. H. McCulloch
Lavern Palmer
Decatur
Howard Layman
Henry Steele
Moulton
Harvie Hendrix
Olean
Paul Hicks
Bill Ligon
Buck Walker
Melvin and
Reefeord Legg
Speake's
Lucille. Bates
Mildred
Martha Roberts
Lorene Bryant
Almon Bryant
Moulton Heights
Miss Miller
Ovada Kennum
Bones
Ray Bones
Miss Strong
Gadsden
Wheeler
Miss Thompson
Whiteside
Byars
Felton Dutton
Bernice Clark
Nita Kitchens
Olean Hicks
Bertha Taylor
National Forest and
Sipsye Picnic Ground
Bellview Baptist Church
Frank Smith
Jim McCulloch
Oswald Owens
Pauline Johnson
Gillespie Woman Dies at Home on Trinity Route One
Mrs J R Gillespie 38 died last night at her home on Trinity route one She is survived by her husband six sons J D L P Barnett Gilbert and infant three daughters Mrs Gladys Shannon Miss Thelma Gillespie and Jean Gillespie Funeral services will be held at Caddo Sunday at two o clock conducted by Rev Dee Montgomery Interment will be at Caddo McAfee Young directing
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J. R. Gillespie
Trinity
J. D. L. P. Barnett
Gilbert
Gladys Shannon
Thelma Gillespie
Jean Gillespie
Caddo
Dee Montgomery
McAfee-Young
Willow Springs Community Notes from Cullman County
Mrs Earl Morgan and baby visited her mother Mrs Oscar Hill over the weekend. Mrs Ruby Pruitt and children stayed with Mrs Will Bird. Clifford Perry made a business trip to Cullman. Misses Allene Perry and Vada Cooke attended prayer service at Pleasant View. Harvey George returned home after visiting his sister Mrs Pruitt Johnson near Hartselle. Ira George was in Cullman on business. The community anticipates the revival starting the second Sunday this month. Several attended singing at Center. Silas Wilhite and Sidney Perry went to Nashville on business. Ira George and family visited his mother Mrs Ida George Sunday. Louis Prince returned home after being called to his mother’s bedside. Wilson Kelly visited Will Bird Monday. Oscar Hill and Tolbert Bird went to Hartselle on a business trip.
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Earl Morgan
Baby
Oscar Hill
Ruby Pruitt
Will Bird
Clifford Perry
Cullman
Allene Perry
Vada Cooke
Pleasant View
Harvey George
Pruitt Johnson
Hartselle
Ira George
Singing At Center
Silas Wilhite
Sidney Perry
Nashville
Ida George
Louis Prince
Wilson Kelly
Tolbert Bird
Patton Honored by Lions Club Appointment
J W Patton Jr receives notice of appointment as deputy district governor for district 34 A of Lions Clubs International He is a charter member and former secretary treasurer of the Decatur Lions Club since 1938 and will lead a large North Alabama territory.
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J. W. Patton, Jr
International Association of Lions Clubs
Patton
Decatur Lions Club
Same
Alabama
Local Veterinarian Appointed Limestone County Rabies Inspector
Dr. E. W. Bryan, noted veterinarian and farmer, named county rabies inspector for Limestone County. He will begin rounds August 1, visiting sections with 25 or more dogs to inoculate. Last year only two rabid dogs were found. aim is complete rabies eradication with a 50 cent inoculation fee.
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Athens
Ala
E. W. Bryan
Limestone County
Doctor Dies After Prolonged Dying in Omaha
Parishioners from the rural Swedish Methodist church near Oakland Nebraska will not make mercy errands to Omaha where the pastor's son lay for 412 days suffering from dysentery Dr Eugene Stromberg 29 year old rural sociologist and college instructor died yesterday He reportedly received 38 blood transfusions from boyhood friends and relatives after a pulpit appeal by his father the Rev Leonard Stromberg last summer
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Omaha
Neb
Oakland
Eugene Stromberg
Leonard Stromberg
Five pairs of brothers held in Lawrence County jail
Relativity Bedford Indiana reports the Lawrence County jail houses five pair of brothers including 21 year old twins. A prisoner refers to another as brother in this close kin network.
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Relativity Bedford
Ind
Lawrence County
Fitting Alibi In Overtime Parking Case
Miss H. B. Day faced Municipal Judge James Sheehan in Council Bluffs for overtime parking. She claimed she was shopping for a hat and did not intend to buy one. The court fined her one dollar with costs suspended.
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Council Bluffs
H. BE
James Sheehan
Safeguard Hazards as County Safe Combination Lost
County Auditor Leonard R. Thayer had the safe combination written on the side of the office safe. WPA workers cleaning the courthouse scrubbed the safe and wiped away the note, leaving Thayer unable to open the safe.
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Columbus
Ind
BPW Club Holds Fine Meeting in Decatur
Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club held a Thursday night meeting at W alls with supper for 20 members and guests. Five new members were welcomed: Mrs. Gussie Bell, Miss Mary Louise Chenault, Miss Carolyn Gilley, W. A. Sullivan, and Miss Oleta Whitman. Visitors included Miss Annie Pitrell, Moulton, Miss Juanita Thomas, Birmingham, Mrs. D. B. Cain, Little Rock, Miss Katherine Stinson, Little Rock, Mrs. Jack Hubbard, El Dorado, O. B. Smith, Carlton Kelley, and Master Alfred Hamilton, all of Decatur.
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Decatur
el Dorado
Ark
O. B. Smith
Carlton Kelley
Alfred Hamilton
Congress activity report notes house and senate actions
Today house debates transportation bill at noon and the banking committee reviews a pending bill. Senate is in recess. Yesterday the house debated a transportation measure and the senate sent to the White House the Hatch bill restricting political activity by federal employees. The senate banking committee reduced President Roosevelt's lending bill by 310 million dollars as Jesse Jones leads the loan program efforts.
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House
Banking Committee
Senate
White House
Hatch
Commission
Senate Banking Committee
Roosevelt
House Banking Committee
Jesse Jones
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