Methodist Circles and Club Meetings Across Local Church
Circles One Two and Three of the First Methodist Woman's Missionary Society meet with hosts Mrs. Ramage Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Trimble sharing Bible study prayer and business. Community House sale plans led by Martha and Mary Guild with Mrs. Mitchell presiding. House party at Watt Bradley home in Belle Mina features swimming tennis and social events for visiting youths. Local Legion Auxiliary to skip meeting due to state convention in Gadsden.
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Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
L. J. Ramage
Mattie Jones
J. T. Jones
Jones
W. F. Price
Duncan
Jesus
Lowe
James H. Johnson
Grimes
Sheffield
Martha and Mary Guild
Maynard Layman
East Moulton St
Shepard Place
Sherman Street
Irvin Mitchell
Watt Bradley
Belle Mina
Limestone County
Christine Kimnery
Nolansville
Tenn
Louise Wilkinson
Columbus
Ethel Harrison
Ann
Mary Augusta Bibb
Florence Woodard
Elkmont Springs
Clarence Bibb
Watkinson
C. C. Cox
Ben Lee Bibb
Sidney Nethery
S. J. Nethery
J. A. Henderson
Grant Street
Central Methodist Church
Emerson McCulloch
A. H. Nabors
A. M. Richards
American Legion Auxiliary
State Convention of Legion Auxiliaries
Gadsden
Central Baptist Church
H. R. Sherard
Circle
Jackson Street
J. R. Huie
Ernest Walker
Leslie Doss
John Wilkes
Mary
Hosey
O’hara
Personal Notices From Garden City Visit Homecomings
Mrs R L Furst visits her parents in Garden City this week. Miss Ethel Harrison returns from Belle Mina after a week on a house party. Miss Hilda Carpenter attends an executive session with Pan Hellenic and Mortar Board leaders in Tuscaloosa. Mrs Robert Cain of Madison visits relatives Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H E Dryden and son depart for Montgomery after visiting parents. Thomas Hodson leaves August first for Louisville on L N R R transfer. Mrs Hodson stays with children and may move in November. Hodsons to relocate after thirteen years of community involvement.
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Mrs. R. L. Furst
Mrs. Dean
Garden City
Ethel Harrison
Belle Mina
Hilda Carpenter
Tuscaloosa
H. E. Dryden
H. E. Iti
Thomas Hodson
Louisville
Patterned Sport Frock by Anne Adams Features
This ad presents a sport dress pattern with cap sleeves and a surplice bodice accent, noting size ranges 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, with fabric needs 3 1 8 yards of 36 inch material and 38 yards of contrast. It offers a 32 page fashion catalog for summer styles, lingerie, and kiddie models, priced separately.
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Anne Adams
Planning to Attend Magic City Session
James L. Draper and A. D. Sample of Morgan county board of revenue plan to attend the statewide meeting of county boards of revenue in Birmingham. Sample is in Birmingham. Draper will leave today or Wednesday. Judge B L Malone may attend part of the sessions Wednesday.
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James L. Draper
A. D. Sample
Morgan County Board of Revenue
Birmingham
Good Pictures In Store For Decatur This Fall
G. P. Banniza, manager of the Princess theatre, reports an unusually good lineup of pictures for Decatur and surrounding areas. He notes starting in August the schedule will feature strong films as he returns from Nashville, Tennessee after a brief business trip.
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G. P. Banniza
Princess Theatre
Nashville
Tenn
Decatur
Ban- Niza
Stronger Pork Prices Expected in Alabama Fall Market
Montgomery Ala July 26 The Alabama pork market is expected to rise this Fall according to F W Gist state and Federal statistician Alabama has 414000 pigs up 6 percent from last year while the national average declines by T percent Gist says the higher production should yield better prices for farmers this season.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
F. W. Gist
Gist
Morgan County Revenue Board Called Meeting
The Morgan county board of revenue held a called meeting at 10 o clock to discuss an industrial matter of county interest. The session continued until shortly before noon.
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Morgan County Board of Revenue
Rainfall Needed in South Limestone County Corn Crops at Risk
Rainfall is urgently needed in parts of South Limestone County as Decatur area reports heavy rain but other sections show drought. Officials warn corn crops may suffer moisture stress without rain in the coming days.
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South
Limestone
Decatur
Limestone County
Cullman Receiving Rabies Treatments
Since July 18, 21 anti rabies treatments have been sent to Cullman, per Dr A J Perolio, director of the Tennessee Valley Laboratory.
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Cullman
A. J. Perolio
Tennessee Valley Laboratory
June Health Department Activity Report Details Typhoid Control Efforts
Morgan county health department reports June work across health education school hygiene infant and maternal care and sanitation. Highlights include 339 lab specimens examined 145 venereal disease treatments and 22 dairies supervised with 14 producing grade A milk 80 percent pasteurization and 9 promotional visits.
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Morgan County Health Department
H. C. McRee
No Preliminary Hearing Sought by Henry Southern
Henry Southern remains in Madison county jail after a shooting of William D. Norman. Justice J. W. Bailey said Southern has not demanded a preliminary hearing, which would normally be held before him.
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Henry Southern
Madison County
William D. Norman
No Reports Of Boll Weevil In Limestone County
A south Limestone County resident said today there were no reports of boll weevil infestation in his area. He noted little chance to speak with neighbor farmers and saw no evidence of boll weevil in six acres of cotton on his property.
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South
Limestone County
Holt Rests Well After Train Auto Collision
W. H. Holt, injured in a collision between a Southern railway train and an automobile Saturday night, was described at noon today as resting well at Benevolent Hospital. He suffered painful injuries but none considered serious. Charles Buchanan, 15, died from injuries in the same wreck.
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W. H. Holt
Southern Railway
Benevolent Hospital
Holt
Charles Buchanan
Market Sellers Pleased With Busy Decatur Curb Market
Sellers on the Decatur curb market reported strong sales early today. A good variety of produce drew many buyers to the curb for Decatur tables.
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Decatur
Six More Lawyers Graduate at Alabama University
Alabama added six new lawyers last week through a special graduation at the University of Alabama. Horace Flurry of Montgomery, John Foshee of Maplesville, Kenneth Griffith of Cullman, Charles La Prance of Syracuse New York, Barnes Lovelace of Brewton, and Harold Weeks of Cullman received their law degrees. Dr. George Denny conferred the degrees to allow immediate admission to the state bar without the August summer commencement delay.
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University Ala
Alabama
University of Alabama
Horace Flurry
Montgomery
John Foshee
Maplesville
Kenneth Griffith
Cullman
Charles la Prance
Syracuse
N. Y
Barnes Lovelace
Brewton
Harold Weeks
George Denny
State
Another Law on the Auto License Dates
Alabama allows residents living in Mississippi to stay 145 days without a Mississippi tag but must get a non resident permit within 25 days from any Mississippi sheriff. No fee is charged for the non resident permit.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Boy Sustains Foot Cut in Hardware Store Accident
Athens Alabama July 26 a visiting boy from Rome Georgia name Jimmie Martin cut his foot when an axe near him in a local hardware store. The injury required eight stitches and the child is reported resting well with his grandfather W L Martin at Athens awaiting further care.
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Athens
Ala
Jimmie Martin
Rome
Death Toll in Birmingham Higher for Year to July 9
Birmingham recorded 71 auto deaths in the year ending July 9, higher than 48 within city limits the prior year. Nationwide 522 auto fatalities occurred in 86 cities for the year, down from 695 in 1931.
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Birmingham
Department of Commerce
U.S
New York Ratifies Constitution On This Day 1788
On this day in 1788 the state of New York ratified the United States Constitution adopting the framework that guides the federal government. The action solidified support for a new national charter amid heated political debates and set the stage for the republic’s early governance.
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New York
United States
Chastain Recovers at Home After Auto Mishap
Fred Chastain is back home on Second Avenue West after treatment at Baugh's Infirmary for a sprained back suffered in a Saturday afternoon automobile accident.
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Fred Chastain
Second Avenue
West
Baugh’s Infirmary
Mr. Chastain
Wrights to Return About August First
Circuit Solicitor Wade Wright and his wife plan to return to Decatur around August first after a pleasant visit with relatives in Virginia They are currently in Manassas Virginia at the home of Mrs Wrights relatives.
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Circuit
Wade Wright
Ardmore Woman Is Home After Infirmary Stay
Mrs. B B Gatlin of Ardmore has been discharged from Baugh's Infirmary after several weeks of treatment and returned home on Sunday.
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Ardmore
B B. Gatlin
Baugh’s Infirmary
Martha Ruth Woodard Undergoes Hand Operation
Miss Martha Ruth Woodard of Columbia Tennessee underwent an operation on her hand Monday at Baugh's Infirmary and is recuperating rapidly today at the home of her sister Mrs Ben Gilbert.
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Martha Ruth Woodard
Columbia, Tenn
Baugh’s Infirmary
Ben Gilbert
Six Treatments Administered for Rabies Exposure in Decatur Family
Six members of the Sherrill family in Decatur received rabies post exposure treatments at the Tennessee Valley Laboratory. A bull puppy reportedly went mad, biting three people while three others were exposed to the disease.
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Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Decatur
Sherrill
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