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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

8

Local Sunday Services Sidelined by Illness Across Valley

Brother Roy Raley of Russellville failed to fill his preaching appointment while Mrs. Lucy Collins relapsed to illness. Visitors including Mrs. Olivia Gillespie and others from Hillsboro and Barton gathered Sunday as Floyd Jones of Alabama remains due to Mrs. Collins illness. The report notes Corinne Moulton attended Lawrence County High School last term.

Roy Raley Russellville Lucy Collins Eiinetads Tier Grant Og Eee Olivia Gillespie Little Barton Hollis Charlie Hames Hillsboro Ples Collins J. L. Stewart Jessie McBride Charlie McBride Floyd Jones Ton Ala Gillespie Ted Embrey LaLamneees Dora Belle Thompson Por Wayne Ind Corinne Moulton Lawrence County

Saturday Night Guests At Local Homes

150 180 Mrs T B Sou td Wie un for were the Saturday night guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Andy Means. Miss Edith Braswell was the dinner guest of Miss Ruby Southern Sunday. Miss Margaret Mitchell was the overnight guest of Miss Wilma raswell Saturday night.

T. B Andy Means Edith Braswell Ruby Southern Margaret Mitchell Wilmaraswell

Mount Hope Social Notes From W T Barnes to Cross Families

Mt Hope news highlights visits and guests across the community. Families including Barnes Goodwin Parker Cross Griffins and Reeves are listed with weekend and Sunday visits, church activities and local social gatherings noted with multiple residents named.

W. T. Barnes E A. Goodwin Mr Goodwin T. C. Parker R. Jackson New Bethel J. ©. Terry John Copeland F. B. Cross Berchie Edna and Eunice Cross Maude Reeves Ike Parker Wade Terry Joe Leeman Reeves R. E. Griffins G . Cross

Mt Zion News Household Visits and Infections

Mr and Mrs D B Bullard and family shared Sunday dinner. Guests from Decatur included Mr and Mrs T Cross and Mrs A B Sims and family. Bertha Bullard has work postponed due to an infected thumb. More visits include Mr and Mrs W J French in Hardin County and others in Cullman County.

Bertha Bullard W. J. French George French John Woodall Nelson Ropér

Schoolyard Guests Share Weekend Visits in Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill notes list weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Almon Rivers of Trinity to Wash family. Miss Annie Southern visited Friday night with Misses and Lucille Braswell. Edith Braswell Ruby Southern hosted Friday guests. Mrs Tom Means hosted Ary Frances and family. Several local families hosted guests Sunday afternoon and dinner.

Ruby Southern Lions Wilmall Ed Wullane Burrel Braswell T. B. Southern Brisco Annie Southern J. ©. Mcougal Louise Washburn Dorothy McDougal

Vinemont Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Graduates

Miss Marie Callahan spent graduation week at A P S as guest of brother Virgil Callahan. Virgil Callahan returned from A P L with a B A degree. Virgil Callahan and Ennie Burks visited in Vinemont. Mrs Bob Hale of Decatur was guest of her mother Mrs S V Burks. Mrs John Mitchell returned from Birmingham. Mrs George Lee Hamerick and her son visited Bristol Tennessee with relatives. Cornace Wilhite returned from the University. Mr and Mrs Starks McClanahan were guests of Mr and Mrs John McClanahan.

Marie Callahan Virgil Callahan Cornace Wilhite Starks McClanahan John McClanahan Bob Hale Decatur 8. V. Burks John Mitchell Birmingham George Lee Hamerick Bristol Tenn L. West Ennie Burks Leda Burks Vinemont V. O. Callahan

Local visits and weekend guests reported in Falkville region

Miss Pauline Speigile and Miss Pauline Jones hosted guests over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Matthew Payne from near Massey stayed with relatives here. Mrs Roy Reynolds from Wetumpka visited Falkville route 2 kin. Mr and Mrs W D Hardin of Decatur spent last weekend with relatives here. A large group joined the singing at Mr J H's home.

Pauline Speigile Pauline Jones Matthew Payne Near Massey Roy Reynolds Wetumpka W. D. Hardin Decatur J. H

Local Families Gather For Weekend Visits In Caddo

The Stadridge home welcomes the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stadridge. Dallas Hames and children spend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Whitlow. Edward Sims of Trinity visits Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Couch. Cecil Montgomery visits on Sunday. Harvey Puller stays Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Standridge. The Sims and Bertha Fuller share Sunday afternoon with the Standridges.

Elmer Stadridge Dallas Hames Mrs. Whitlow Edward Sims Trinity Hubbard Couch Cecil Montgomery Harvey Puller Elmer Standridge W. R. Sims Bertha Fuller

Birmingham Market Prices and Local Notices

Market prices and shipments listed for hay corn oats and poultry with notes on demand and price changes. Fruit and vegetable quotes given alongside cotton spot decline. local social notes record visits and a May birth. Names include Mrs Hubberd Couch Jack Couch Ruby Puller Sims Standridge Elbert Standridge.

Aberdeen trio visits relatives in Joppa Alabama

Mr and Mrs Cecil Julian and daughter Etty Fay and Miss Mary Eunice Willis of Aberdeen Mississippi spent the weekend in Joppa Alabama visiting relatives and friends.

Cecil Julian Etty Fay Mary Eunice Willis Aberdeen Joppa, Ala

Correct Usage of Direct and Indirect Quotations

The guide explains that four direct quotations should be enclosed in quotation marks while indirect statements remain outside quotes. It emphasizes correct punctuation with examples and clarifies the distinction between direct speech and paraphrase.

Caps and Hats: Swedish Political Parties in Early 1700s

The text notes Caps and Hats as political factions in Sweden during the early eighteenth century, reflecting the era’s party alignments. It mentions their role in governing debates and public affairs within the Swedish realm.

Sweden

Black horses and white cats and bee-eating animals

The text asks if black horses feel heat more than white horses, claims all white Persian cats are deaf if bred from white stock, notes skunks eat yellow jackets and bumble bees, and remarks the mining industry and the Cape of Good Hope as a leading diamond producer.

Cape of Good Hope Silvertown

Hollodays Celebrate 20th Birthday in Danville

A gathering at the Hollodays home marked Emmett Holloday's 20th birthday with family and friends enjoying a dinner. Notices include Euell Getsom moving from Benevolent Hospital, and several local visits and condolences.

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Tennessee Valley Counties College Grove MT. Hope News L. B. Cross Matthew Cross Maxine and Dorothy Sparks W. W. Key Athens Eunice Edna Cross Berchie Cross Gordon Cross George Edmond Cross G. T. Cross Near Courtland O. L. Allen New Hope J. J. Weems Jim Courtland S. S F. Rich Uy BC Neeseennen-Vvone Inez and Azille Gray Euell Gibson Maud Clemons J. B. Dutton Parkville Norman Parker Floyd Hogan Henry Little Erbie*Collins Cleo Woods Benevolet Hospital MT._ZION NEWS Mr. T Cross Hardin Mira Carlman County Pairview Church A. J. Jones Lamieda Holmes Pearl Suggs Robert Laney Roy Cullman County Chapel Hill News Pete Vinemont. News Falkville Caddo News The Alabama Department of Agriculture & Industries U. S Timothy Nancy Hall Joppa Floyd Gibbons Goodrich Akron Danville RT. 1 Emmett Holloday Mr. Holloday Holloday Euell Getsom Herring Cemetery R. C. Gibson Travis Hogan Richard Morris Sisteter Lewis Fields Price Martin Dillman Nellene Morris Imogene Parker R. H. Morris Ae Idrich Peare Silvertown Inc Lee and Oak Streets E. W. Kennedy Silvertown Safety League
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