Five Tennessee Valley towns note social visits
Mrs Bertha Eaton of Birmingham has been visiting relatives. Mrs Calvin Eubanks and family spent the weekend near Rogersville. Raymond Baucom and family visited Florence Sheffield and Tuscumbia. others visited Athens and Copeland. Locals hosted guests, attended ice cream suppers, and a revival began with a large crowd.
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Bertha Eaton
Birmingham
Calvin “Eubanks
Rogersville
Earlie Sharp
Raymond ‘Baucom
Sardis Springs
Florence
Sheffield
Tiscumbia
Earlie—Sharp
Elsie Clement
Surman Lovell
Athens
Raymond Baucom
Sue Baucom
Copeland
E. O. Sharp
Proctor News Weekend Social Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Lyles and daughter Edith of Delina Tenn spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Shirley House. Eunice Bevil hosted Sunday guests including Surley and family Taft Tenn Willie Layman and children and her mother Mrs Turner Copeland and Roy Loggins and children. Luther Lee Simmons and baby visited H Simmons. S H House and daughters Ruby Myrtle Edith visited Richard Harper and family. Jewell Black and children Jim Hamilton Reid visited House Saturday night. Russell Bridges Huntsville spent Sunday with relatives here.
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Lyles
Edith
Delina
Tenn
Shirley House
Eunice Bevil
Surley
Taft, Tenn
Willie Layman
Turner
Copeland
Roy Loggins
Luther Lee Simmons
H. Simmons
S. H. House
Ruby
Myrtle
Richard Harper
Jewell Black
Jim Hamilton
Reid
House
Russell Bridges
Huntsville
Oak Grove News Social Roundup
Oak Grove events include singing at the Atkins home Sunday afternoon and visits by Mrs. Mable Halbrooks, Mrs. Lola Sandlin, and others in Hartselle. The Junior class plans a quarterly Sunday picnic. G. H. Battles and family and Lucian Breedlove and family were Sunday guests of local households.
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Grace
Velma Atkins
Mable Halbrooks
Myrtle Wiggins
Sunny
Lola Sandlin
E. L. Rodgers
James Sandlin
Hartselle
Oak Grove
G. H. Battles
H. E. Morris
Lucian Breedlove
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Church Revival
Misses Zora and Mildred Morris visit. Mr and Mrs Lovie Williams of Woodland Mills visit Mrs E L Rodgers. Families visit to Woodland Mills and Aus tinville. revival at Hopewell to begin Sunday inviting public attendance. Various neighbors share visits with the Rodgers, Stephenson, McCollum, Wiggins, and Sandlin households.
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Zora
Mildred Morris
Lovie Williams
Woodland Mills
E. L. Rodgers
C. V. McCollum
Richard Hampton
R. A. Rodgers
Lester Sandlin
Marvin
Penn
Willard Penn
Imogene
Jack Sandlin
Liberty School
Hopewell
Roman Higdon
Miss Elizabeth and Grace McBride Host Saturday Lawn Party
Trinity sees a lawn party hosted by Misses Elizabeth and Grace McBride with games and radioing enjoyed by many guests. Attendees include Merle Bass Dora Sivley Ruth Johnson Lena Battles Ruthie Couch Lorene Lowery Mildred Lowery Lela Beams Wilma Sheats Annie Lauria Spear Decatur guests and visiting Nashs from Memphis with Mr and Mrs Seneca Burr.
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Elizabeth
Grace McBride
Merle
Mary D. Bass
Dorothy Sivley
Ruth Johnson
Lena Battles
Ruthie Couch
Lorene
Mildred Lowery
Lela Beams
Wilma Sheats
Annie Lauria Spear
Decatur
Ethel Phillips
Ruth Sherrill
Leonard Carl
Local Social Roundup From Gandy's Cove News
Visitors and guests fill a busy weekend in Gandy's Cove area. W Brown visited. Prof and Mrs Tidwell were Sunday guests at Somerville. Mr and Mrs W E Miller of Decatur brought children to visit Mr and Mrs Tom Franklin. Ada Jenkins and Edith Murphree attend local school. Dr R Mae stayed with his father D W McGlathery. Sherrell and Nellie Holmes returned home to Birmingham.
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Co. W. Brown
J. C. Tidwell
Somerville
W. E. Miller
Decatur
Tom Franklin
Ada Jenkins
Edith Murphree
R. Mae
D. W. McGlathery
Sherrell
Nellie Holmes
Birniing
Woman Returns Home After Time With Uncle
A woman named Wednesday spent several weeks with her uncle L. A. Douglas and is now returning home.
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Ham
L. A. Douglas
Miss Freda Stringer Visits Aunt in Short Note
Miss Freda Stringer visits her aunt Mrs Ada Junkens. Mr and Mrs Alford Love and
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Freda Stringer
Ada Junkens
Mrs. Alford Love
Misses Clara and Nona Lee Love Visit Local Thursday
Misses Clara and Nona Lee Love were visitors here Thursday. They toured the town and met several residents during their stay.
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Clara
Nona Lee Love
Austinville Social Notes Happenings Across Town
Mr and Mrs Grady Earwood and children from Memphis visit Mr and Mrs Charlie Earwood. Margaret Nee Johnson ill at home of Bert Johnson. Mrs Lawrence Peppers and son Billie visit local relatives. The King Clarke families and Babye Neel spend weekend with J B Austin in Birmingham. Stephenson and Benefield families guest at Claude Stephenson in Hartselle. Myrtle McArthur and Gussie Belle visit son Lewis Belle in Pennsylvania. Melvin Mitchell of Delrose Tenn visits brother Alvie Mitchell. Mildred Ruby Owens and Gordon Hall visit Sheffield. Birth: James Berryhill and wife welcome a son July 13. Loyd Sparkman visits Decatur with P W Sparkman. Mildred Syberts returns home from Birmingham.
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Grady Earwood
Memphis
Charlie Earwood
Margaret Nee! Johnson
Bert Johnson
Lawrence Peppers
Billie
Birmingham
Chester King
Clarence Clarke
Babye Neel
J. B. Austin
J. J. Stephenson
Earl Benefield
Claude Stephenson
Hartselle
Myrtle McArthur
Gussie Belle
Pennsylvania
Lewis Belle
Melvin Mitchell
Delrose
Tenn
Alvie Mitchell
Mildred
Ruby Owens
Gordon Hall
Sheffield
James Berryhill
P. W. Sparkman
Loyd
R. A. Sparkman
Decatur
Mildred Syberts
Hoover Board to Study Gost Cuts
President Hoover plans a commission of army officers to review military expenditures. The group will assess what is obsolete due to science and what can be deferred, while preserving preparedness. He notes U S military spending exceeds that of any other nation and cites a lower war danger than in 50 years.
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Washington
Hoover
General Staff
United States
Tennessee River Stationary With 5.2 Foot Reading
The Tennessee River remained stationary today as the gauge at this location shows a reading of 5.2 feet. Local authorities advised monitoring for changes and potential flooding risks as conditions evolve.
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Tennessee
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Lillie Britton
Piney Chapel
Avie Lovell
Louella Watson
Opa Mae Lovell
Lucille Watson
R. D. Baucom
Louisville
Og Angrie “Cole
Petersburg
Ilburn “Blackwood
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A. N. Clement
Charlie Summit
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Detroit
J. R. Calvert
Rossie Joiner
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G. E. Shannon
Florence Crows
Chapel Hill News
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Falkville
Lottie Thompson
Eva Mayfield
Basham
Annie
Chuckie Southern
Ruth Lamon
Lois Braswell
Summitt
Rual
Sims
George Hill
Louise
Danville
T. B. Southern
Christine Westmoreland
Edith Braswell
Wilma Braswell
Christine Lamon
Will Owens
Burl Braswell
Arnie Brothers and Son
B. M. Mitchell
Tiber Braswell
Louise Braswell
Charles Mitchell
Garlan Lovelady
Ruth
Alice Roberts
Mt. Zion
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Seigs
Te Atkinson
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Huskey
Woodland
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Berta Echols
A. B. Echols
Eleanor Chunn
Will Atkinson
Madison
A. G. Dupes
Nola
Edgar Smith
Bessie Petéet
Sampson Thomas
Annie Ruth McAnnaly
Union
Joseph Ashworth
Emmett Thomas
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New York
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Oklahoma
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Charles C. Teague
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Austinville
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Lucile Wiggins
O. V. McCollum
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Paul Sandlin
Dora
Doris
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Clifford Sandlin
A. E. Morris
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