Appleton Reunion at Grand Home Hosts and Hears News
The Appleton reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E C Appleton Sr marking generations of hosting since before the Civil War. A noon lunch was served and afternoon photos were taken with many relatives in attendance. Also noted is a Central Baptist W M S meeting hosted by Mrs G L Golden with plans to aid the ill and supply Europe bound clothing.
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Alma Stenson
Arthur Little
Regena
Russell Appleton
Danny
Myron
Buddy
Frank Appleton
Betty Sue
Clyde
Don
Elmer Appleton
Darlene
Bruce
Johnnie
Leon Appleton
Dalton, Bronson_and
Waymon
Heflin Pitt
Harold Appleton
Linda
Jerry Charles
Tommie
Buster Bynum
Dora Ann
Milton Appleton
Seldon Roger and
Ralston
James Appleton
Rube Draper
Willard
Jonnie
Paul Pitt
Garyn
Max
Dover Wheeler
Wanda
G. L. Golden
Circle Two
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Baptist Church
Kirk Harris
Europe
S. B. Burr
B. L. Malone
They Found The Church There
During the social hour the hostess served delicious refreshments to the guests at the gathering referring to the church location.
Local Circles Meet At Homes Plan Hospital Visits
Reports detail three circles meeting in private homes with eight members present in one group and ten in another, including two visitors. Devotionals, prayers, and mission study lessons are noted, along with plans to visit Decatur General hospital and observations on social hours and hostess duties. A separate note mentions Darwin ill at Skyline Ranch infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Three
Paul Roberts
Pleas Manley
Stewart
E. R. Spurlock
Manley
Arthur Nebrig
J. G. Price
S. F. Hosey
Circle Four
Vergie Masterson
Hosey
John Chenault
Revival At Union Grove Church Draws Crowds
Revival at Union Grove Methodist Church continues this week with Rev. Dan Prater preaching. Large crowds attend and several conversions reported last night as the public is invited to join each service.
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Union Grove Methodist Church
Dan Prater
Local Personal News Roundup From Montgomery to Mentone
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sorthin and Mrs Annie Lou McCallie with son Mac from Birmingham recently visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Edgil. Edgil family attended James Brasseale’s Montgomery wedding. Freeman family returned from Jasper after funeral of J H Nunnelly. Hodges A Black and Mrs Black from Adelanto California arrived due to Mrs Black’s death. John Davis and J D Bush traveled to Montgomery Mentone and West Coast respectively for family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sorthin
P. W. Blanton
Annie Lou
McCallie and Son
Mac
Birmingham
Thomas Edgil
Tom
Edgil
Mary Jean
Betty
James Brasseale
Montgomery
R. B. Freeman
Jasper
Mr. Freeman
J. H. Nunnelly
Mrs
Hodges A. Black
Adelanto
California
J. A. Black
John Davis
West Coast
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern Offer
An old newspaper ad promotes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft, Pattern 705 with 17 motifs and simple charts. It invites readers to send twenty cents for the pattern or fifteen cents for the Needlecraft Book, listing a Brooklyn PO box and details for ordering by mail. The copy touts a catalog with 101 illustrations and free weaving instructions.
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Anne Adams
Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept. P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
Danville Baptist Revival Series Opens Next Sunday
Danville Baptist church begins a revival with Rev. D C Price delivering the 11 A M sermon on opening Sunday August 1. At 3 P M Rev Carl Roberts of Decatur will preach and he leads daily 11 A M and 7 30 P M services throughout the week with Leonard Wallace of Hartselle directing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Baptist Church
D. C. Price
Carl Roberts
Southside Baptist Church of
Decatur
Roberts
Leonard Wallace
Hartselle
Former Republican Senate Leader Dies at 84
James Eli Watson of Indiana longtime Republican Senate leader died aged 84 in Washington. He served under eight presidents, was elected to the House in 1894 for 12 years, and to the Senate in 1916 serving until 1933.
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Washington
James Eli Watson
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Congress
House
Tobacco price increase at R J Reynolds raises Camel per thousand
The R J Reynolds Tobacco Company announced a price hike for Camel cigarettes to seven dollars and seventy five cents per thousand, effective immediately with standard discounts of ten and two percent applied. The move follows a rise of 40 cents in the list price, impacting orders accepted now and thereafter.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
R. J Reynolds Tobacco Company
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