Cottage Prayer Services End Friday Before Revival
Society note details cottage prayer meetings preceding the Central Methodist revival. Frists meet at eight homes with 3 pm Friday conclave. guests include Mrs Faust and several local residents. Also reports on dances and club meetings, plus upcoming revival leadership by Rev J D Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
T. M. Faust
Sherman Street
L. B. Sanders
East Moulton Street
Mullin
Grant Street
R. C. Berry
Jackson Street
B. Rose
Miss Betty McGehee Attends Methodist Meeting
Betty McGehee travels with others to Montevallo for a Methodist Young People’s Meeting and will be away about a week. John McGehee is in Sheffield on a business mission and returns home Saturday. Master Bill Callahan is ill at his parents’ home. Mrs. Wessie Pilcher is confined at home on Canal Street. Mrs. Lee and her son Don travel to Birmingham for their future home. Rivers Burks of Byhalia and his wife left after visiting Mrs. W. A. Hoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hanna
Montgomery
Mr. Hanna
C. W. Ashby
Memphis
Tenn
Felton Larene
Chattanooga
W. A. Hoppers
Larene
Bobby
A Rothenburg
Greensboro
Ala
George L. Morris
Henderson, Ky
Mann
Morris
Esther Morris
J. D. Hunter
Gadsden
Central Methodist’ Church
Duncan Hunter
Rev. Hunter
W. H. Day
Cc. D. Patterson
Betty McGehee
Montevallo
John McGehee
Sheffield
Bill Callahan
Mrs
Travis Callahan
Wessie Pilcher
Canal Street
Mrs. Lee
Son
Don
Birmingham
Mr. Lee
Social gatherings mark Limestone County events in Athens
Mrs Foy Thomas and Mrs Charles Long hosted a chat party for Mrs Marion Spidle with hamburgers coffee and pie in the yard. A later barbecue and bridge at Miss Mary Lillian Feigley’s home drew numerous families and friends with high score prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy Thomas
Charles Long
Marion Spidle
Thomas
Spidley
Lizzie Crawford
Ebbie Nelson
C. D. White
William Pullen
Mary Roper
Henrietta Hine
Marvin Gray
Esther Long
Marguerite Tyler
Frances Lerman
Birdie Morell
Mary Lillian Feigley
Feigley
J. B. Tanner
M. A. Jones
Carl Martin
Fred Martin
Mary Martin
Jack Gilbert
John Wilson
D. J. Wilson
Baylis Hightower
John P. Hill
Elizabeth Malone
Christine Wilson
Martha Claire Clay
Summer pattern sketch by Anne Adams
Anne Adams promotes a summer pattern for light dresses in printed voile or synthetic fabrics with blithe sleeves and a center front pleat. Pattern 4600 offers sizes 12 through 40, requires 3 1/12 yards of fabric for size 16, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern, 15 cents for book, or 25 cents for both to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bridge Club luncheon notes and local notices
Saturday morning bridge games concluded with a luncheon for a guest list headed by Mesdames Baylis High tower and J. D. Henry with many others invited. High score honors went to Mrs. D L Rosenall Jr and high guest to Mrs. King. Nora Garth Gray received a souvenir as a season bride elect. Local updates include Mrs. W R Hightower recovering from illness, new baby Cleale for Hayes, and various visits and outings around Decatur Chalybeate Sulphur Springs and Birmingham. Joe Lott and J D Darnell join the army. Lott heads to the Canal Zone for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Mesdames Baylis Hightower
J. D. Henry
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
John Wilson
M. A. Jones
J. W. Chambers, Jr
King
Nora Garth Gray
Frances Hightower
Joyce Lerman
Elizabeth Powers
Evelyn Reed Gray
Ruth Crutcher
Ella Stiger Gray
Irene Patton
Tom Ellis
A. M. Shalamer
W. T. Clay, Jr
Francis Coleman
Christine Wilson
D. L Rosenall, Jr
W. R. Hightower
Sulphur Springs
Joe Lott
Canal Zone
J. D. Darnell
Mr. Lott
Louise Bogle
Hunts
Wos
Lawrence Antioch Rounds Visits Highlight Local Social
Miss Alma Lentz spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jesses Gillispie of Decatur. Miss Irene Cahale spent Saturday night with Erline Turner. Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Lentz
Local visits and health notes from Morg a Macedonia area
Community members and families made Friday and weekend visits across Morg a Macedonia including Maudie Mocci Harvey Rhodes Mable Kelso Louise Washburn and Mildred McCulloch. Several illness updates note measles colitis and recovery while Dewey Miller plans work in Guntersville and Luke Roberts visits Austinville Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie Mocci
Harvey Rhodes
Dan Sparkman
Mable Kelso
Ola McDougal
Mildred McCulloch
Louise Washburn
Dewey Lee Miller
Mauls Budell Linderman
Betty Rhea McCulloch
Junior Linderman
Mr. Ployd Linderman
Eunice Washburn
Hilda Kelso
Tom Wynn
Floyd Defoe
Hartselle
Jean Lamon
Leslie Woodall
Eugene Lamon
Moulton Heights
Cecil and
Buddle Linderman
Ed Dawson Sparkman
Mattie Washburn
Stella McCulloch
Hatfield's Lake
Charles Davia
Tracey Abner
Wilson Dam
Maudie McCleskey
Robert
Nell
Charlie McDougal
Wilma Jones of
Basham
Irene Washburn
Laurice Lamon
Mildred
Christine McCulloch
Irene
Ruby
Ruthie Mae Washburn
Evelyn
Moulton
Williard McDonald
Clyde Wallace
Alan Linderman
Luke Roberts
Austinville
Dewey Miller
Guntersville
Lee McCulloch
Man Learns Sweepstakes Win Was A Joke
Morris Nash a Philadelphia janitor received a telegram claiming he won $50,000 but telegraph officials confirmed the message was a joke. Nash said he did not find it funny and questioned the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morris Nash
Nash
Alabama Supreme Court rules stock tax by actual value
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that the privilege tax for registering par value stock should be based on actual value rather than nominal per share. The tax is 25 cents for each 100 dollars of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, al
Alabama Supreme Court
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George Clem
John A. Caddell
Ed Pirie
Cooper Wells
Thomas J. Hendrix
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Easy Ace Club
Phil Pointer
Sarah Jeffries
Pointer
H. H. May
Jane Harris
Harris
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Norris Dam, Tenn
Nancy Worth Jones
Stephens College
Columbia
Katherine Hoppers
East Tennessee
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Sam Alexander
Alice Patterson
New York City
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Selma
EB. S. Harris
Tuscaloosa
T. A.caddell
John Caddell
Huntsville
Susie Sims
Line Street
Jimmy Anderson
Mrs. Jackson
Florence
Mrs. McKinstry
New Orleans
Morris Apartments
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Knoxville, Tenn
J. W. Thornton
Anderson
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Bill Davis
Columbus
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Orville Lavender
J. M. Sibley
Russellville, Ala
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Shirley Bragg
Jane Bragg
Elizabeth Pride
Biloxi
John C. Bragg
Frank Troup
Henry Day
Raymond Ross
Methodist Young People’s Assembly
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Seventh Heaven
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James Stewart
Lawrence Antioch
City Park
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Val
Oraay Uda Eee
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Dewey McCulloch
Bible School
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