Oak Grove News Highlights Local Social Circuit
A lively Oak Grove event drew a crowd of young people for music and dancing at Hopewell Sun. Agnes Bean joined Miss Louise Rod-Pree and her daughter Eydie for a weekend visit. Relatives from Decatur and Hartselle were guests, with Mrs. Mildred Morris hosting.
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Hopewell
Agnes Bean
Louise Rod- Pree
Eydie
Johnnieon
Wilson
Decatur
Mary Lou Atkins
Baielet
Miss Annie Martin accompanies sister in hospital visit
Mt Hope notes Miss Annie Martin motored to Liorence Friday to be at the bed side of her sister Mrs Hubert Elkins. Mrs J G Roberson of Haleyville spent a few days here with her parents. Comer Counts of Montgomery, son of Mr and Mrs G B Counts, married last week. Friends extend congratulations. Curtis Smith and J A Counts made a business trip to Haleyville Thursday. Emmett Mitchell and daughter Susie visited the Counts family Sunday. Wren folks attended the Baptist church singing Sunday afternoon. Farmers finished planting and plan to chop cotton and corn. One farmer harvested forty nine loads of oats and another ten loads of wheat. Willie Sue Martin returned home Tuesday after a week in Haleyville with her grandparents Gip Roberson.
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Claude Roberson
Maleyville
Gip Roberson
Moulton
Ollen D. Roberson
Hollywood
Town Creek
Katie Williams
Hazel and
Neal
Sheffield
Bernice Counts
Headland
Kirk Howell
Kirk, Jr
Annie Martin
Liorence
Hubert Elkins
J. G. Roberson
Haleysville
Comer Counts
Montgomery
G. B. Counts
Curtis Smith
J. A. Counts
Haleyville
Emmett Mitchell
Susie
Wren
Baptist Church
W. A. Pickens
Willie Sue Martin
Somerville News Roundup of Local Travel and Visits
Rev A N Burns Richmond Ran som and Miss Eva Lee West and Margaret Ransom traveled to Birmingham on Wednesday. T C Mighell of route one was here on business Thursday. Mrs Gilbert Lemmonds is recovering after an operation at Baughs. J W Henderson of Harteelle visited his parents Thursday. Mr and Mrs L L Lyle and daughter Lucille and Mrs J W Winton attended revival services in Austinville Thursday night. W T Wade and Herbert Miller went to Cullman for a ball game Wednesday. A M Dunaway visited Decatur Friday on business. Rev A N Burns helped conduct funeral services for Mrs Hogeboon Thursday at Valdemosa.
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A. N. Burns
Richmond Ransom
Eva Lee West
Margaret Ransom
Birmingham
T. C. Mighell
Gilbert Lemmonds
Baugh’s
J. W. Henderson
Harteelle
R. L. Henderson
L. L. Lyle
Lucille
J. W .Winton
Church of God
Austinville
W. T. Wade
Herbert Miller
Cullman
A. M. Dunaway
Decatur
Rev
Hogeboon
Valdermosa
J. W. Winton
Ada Herron
Huntsville
Hillsboro Social Notes Dwellings and Visits
Local news from Hillsboro lists visits and travels. William Norris and family returned to Birmingham after a two week stay with his mother Mrs. Bert Norris. Rev C L Cobb and Mrs Cobb dined with Vernie Day. Huey McClellan and sister Mrs Ruby Bussey visited Birmingham relatives and returned home. Mrs Bert Norris and Mrs Mary Vandiver attended Mrs Roger’s funeral in Decatur. The Tapscotts from Nashville visited their mothers Nettie McClellan and Laura Tapscott. Charlie Carter family of Birmingham spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Mollie Hughes. Evelyn Meyers visiting her sister Cleave Normore in Decatur. Mrs Robert Bradford and daughter Martha Jane joined dinner with Rev Walter Moore in Decatur. Mrs Huller of Decatur was guest of Mrs Bessie Baker Tuesday.
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William Norris
Birmingham
Bert Norris
C. L. Cobb
Vernie
Huey McClellan
Ruby Bussey
Grover Mann
Elmer Neville
Mary Vandiver
Roger
Decatur
Reece Tapscott
Nashville
Nettie McClellan
Laura Tapscott
Charlie Carter
Mollie Hughes
Evelyn Meyers
Cleave Normore
Community notes of visits and outings in Corinth area
A regional roundup records numerous local visits and gatherings. Residents attended decorations and singing at Sardis and Piney Grove, with many families hosting or visiting relatives in nearby towns including Decatur Birmingham Memphis and Austinville. Additionally the community mourns the death of Mrs Decia Ann Royer of Miami Florida.
Miss Opal Meadows Returns Home From Visit
Miss Opal Meadows has returned to her Memphis home after spending a week with her aunt Mrs. Rufus Hooper. Mr and Mrs Butler Ellis and daughter Marie of Moulton were guests.
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Opal Meadows
Memphis
Rufus Hooper
Butler Ellis
Marie
Moulton
Regular Classified Readers Are Bound to Profit
A brief item notes regular classified readers can expect steady returns. It emphasizes consistency and the potential for ongoing profit from routine listings.
Classified Ad Promises Daily Action to Boost Business
A concise classified offer urges readers that one act a day can bring customers to their business. The message promotes steady daily actions as a practical path to increased sales and visibility.
Taxation and holidays highlighted in early 1930s quiz
Illustrated question box notes taxation without representation in Washington DC where owners pay taxes yet cannot vote. It lists Confederate Memorial Day observances by state, birthstone and birth month trivia, and Library of Congress origins, citing 1800 establishment and a later building completion date.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
N. Carolina
Carolina
Virginia
Jeffe Davis
Nessee
Geeorgia
N.carolina
S.carolina
Central Press Association
Congress
Library of Congress
Taxpayers to Face Board of Review over Limestone County Assessments
In Athens Alabama May 31 special taxpaying residents of Limestone County plan to appear before the county board of review to protest property assessments and seek a 20 percent reduction for the year. The move follows an Alabama attorney general ruling that blanket reductions on farm land must be protested individually and heard on their merits.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County
County Board of Review
Alabama
LiNgel
Fellowship Class To Hear Plans For Birthday Observance
T E Williams president of the Fellowship Bible Class of Central Baptist Sunday school announced that June 7th marks the class first anniversary. The group grew from six men to about 75, with over 50 average attendance, aiding the school efforts toward a 600 member total and a 75 man quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Williams
Fellowship Bible Class
Central Baptist Sunday School
Nashville banker visits over weekend
Joe Broadus of Nashville Tennessee was weekend guest of relatives here and returned Sunday night to his job at a local banking institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Broadus
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Limestone county solicitor Woodroof visits Decatur over weekend
Thomas W. Woodroof, the Limestone county solicitor from Athens, spent Sunday in Decatur on a brief visit, according to local notes.
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Thomas W. Woodroof
Limestone County
Athens
Decatur
Thrift Rules Spotlighted in Classified Action
A feature outlines thrift rules and regulations guiding classified ads. The piece highlights budgeting tips, item valuation, and ethical posting standards to ensure fair exchanges and clear listings across local markets.
Condor the Mascot Takes to Skies for 24-Hour Flight Record
The 6 week old High-Hat mascot pup named Condor soars in a sky-helmet hammock from Rockwell Field in California. He reportedly set a 24 hour airborne record with no forced landings, remaining the property of the United Air Yards operating there.
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Condor
Rockwell Field
Ornia
Merchants Plan Summer Afternoon Closings
A petition circulated among local merchants seeks unanimous agreement to close on Thursday afternoons during June July and August. The half holiday plan has been followed for several years and further announcements are expected in coming days.
Dr Powers On Recovery Road After Mayo Operation
Dr A D Powers of Athens Alabama, a local surgeon and owner of Powers Hospital, is reported well on the road to recovery after a serious operation at Mayo's hospital in Rochester Minnesota. He plans to stay at Mayo's for six more weeks to take special courses in surgical treatments and methods.
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Athens
Ala
A. Dd. Powers
Powers Hospital of
Mayo’s
Rochester
Minn
Powers
Mrs Ryan Improving After March 10 Operation
Mrs J W Ryan of 1411 12th Avenue South is improving at home after surgery on March 10. Friends will be pleased to hear of her steady recovery.
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J. W. Ryan
12Th Aveue, South
Autos for Sale Guide Realistic Used Car Values
The autos for sale column serves as a daily guide to genuine prices in the used car market. It helps buyers compare makes models and conditions to gauge fair values and spot deals across listings.
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