Community Notes From Oak Grove Area
In Other Communities ucker and W M Brothers, s of D B Bullard and family. Mr and Mrs J A Stover were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs J L Ledlow. Singing at Oak Grove Sunday drew many locals. Mrs H F Rice is ill at her home. Mr and Mrs W J French visited D S Bullard Sunday. Oak Grove residents attended Bellview services Sunday evening. W W Wilson is ill at his home Miss Minnie Vinson visited Jasper relatives. J A Stover and son spent Sunday with W F McCluskey of Shady Grove. Rev John Tucker to fill Belleview pulpit Sunday evening June 16. Everybody invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellview
W.W. W. Wilson
Minnie. Vinson
Jasper
J. A. Stover
W. F. McCluskey
Shady Grove
John Tucker
Belleview
W. L. Fretwell
Decatur
Paul Fretwell
Porter Hotel
Clinton Weiberg
Clarence Porter
Birmingham
Lawrence Ennis
Montevallo
John Rehberg
Cuffman
Dan Rehberg
Vinemont
H.rehberg
D. P. Woodall
Gulfport
Miss
L. P. Sweatt
Riverside High School
Kenneth Odom
Myrle Horton
Wheeler
Edgar Landers
Edgar, Jr
Arthur Garnett
Ernoon
Eva Winton
Alice Guyer
Tom Halbrooks
B. E. Waugh
Enid Mitchell
Florence
J. W. Winton
Jack
Harold Lye
Kittie Johnston
Arthur Guyer
Hartselle
O. O. Breeding
T. J. Grizzard
Lester Lang
J. L. Rountree
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Event
Community residents share visits across Decatur Birmingham and Gulfport. Dixie Symphony Quartet to perform for Methodist church fund with Mrs Pearle Buchell presiding. Various family travel, illness and church notices mark the week.
Sacred Harp Singing Planned for June 9 in Somerville
Local notices list a Sacred Harp Singing event set for Sunday June 9 with participation and attendees from surrounding towns. Community members including Herbert Miller Miss Ida Lee Martin Wilda Smith and many others are mentioned in visits and greetings across Cullman Decatur Hartselle and Birmingham areas.
Miss Holt Weds Mr Ellis in Athens First Presbyterian
In Athens at the First Presbyterian Church Miss Memory Holt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J O Holt married William Thomas Ellis formerly of Birmingham. The ceremony was led by Dr J R Crawford at dusk with Beth Tyler and Mrs Frank Armstrong performing music. Guests included Clyde Ellis the groom’s brother as best man and W T Clay Jr as matron of honor. After the ceremony the couple dined at Hotel Lyons in Decatur and left on the Pan American flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Holt
Mr. Ellis
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Memory Gray Holt
J. O. Holt
William Thomas Ellis
Birmingham
J. R. Crawford
Beth Tyler
Decatur
Frank Armstrong
Jack Abernathy
Pulaski, Tenn
Walton Gray
Ronald Gray
W. T. Clay, Jr
Edward Mitchell
Katherine Nelson
Clyde Ellis
Lyons
Edwin Gray
Elkmont
Social calendar notes guests and gatherings in Athens
Miss Opie Lee Gray hosted a bridge party for guest Mrs. B. W. Smoot of Mission Texas with seven tables and prizes. Dr. and Mrs. W. T. McDaniel entertained friends at Sootsus on Shoal Creek. Various local residents traveled to New York California Birmingham and Indiana with current society activity and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie Lee Gray
Bridge
B. W. Smoot
Mission
Texas
Memory Gray Holt
Martha Armstrong
Margaret Rosenall
W. T. McDaniel
Athens
Sootsus
Shoal Creek
George Duncan
M. C. Gorham
New York
Mystery Man Burke Quietly Guides Hoover White House
James L. West profiles James Burke, a Pittsburgh lawyer and former congressman, as Hoover’s close adviser and unofficial aide. Burke, without a title, operates from a room near the President, handling party affairs for decades and declining any public post, while maintaining a broad influence across Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. West
Associated Press
White House
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Sesson
James Andurke
Pittsburgh
Congress
Jim” Burke
Hoover
Burke
Colonel House
Frank Stearns
Mr. Hoover
Principals in Macon Killing
Local investigation centers on principals in Macon as authorities pursue leads in a fatal incident. Police and investigators interview witnesses and review scene evidence to determine possible motives and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Riverside High Honor Rolls for 1928 29 Term Announced
Riverside High releases honor rolls and attendance tallies for the 1928 29 term. First, second, and third honor rolls list names across grades Sr 3 to Jr 1 and include students such as Susan Beech Garren, Harri et Irwin, Clara Armor, Virginia Willis, Helen Fischer, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside High
Susan Beech Garren
Harriet Irwin
Gladys Berryhill
Helen Fischer
Marion Bingham
Jack Smith
Clara Armor
Grace Littrell
Virginia Willis
Nell Beech Dix
Ned Frazier
Jane Wade
Taplan Hanson
Mary Louise Garrett
Alice Kendall
Virginia Brock
Jean Greenhill
William Landers
Julia Bingham
Martha Ruth Carden
Helen Fisher
Helen Coffee
Leonard Nelson
Louise Nelson
Ollie Nelson
Reneau Carrell
Amos Levin
Watson
Fred Hunt
Jessie Mae Montgomery
Harold Pryor
Dorothy Buttrey
Bayne Vaughan
Phil Mitchell
Newton Hardy
Bobby Banks
William Bitting
Wiliam Bitting
Harold Lyle
Susie Tarpley
Leta Ball
Katherine Gillum
Bruce Hines
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Hillsboro News
J. O. Hardin
Dorothy Hardin
Lee Hardin
Paul Horton
Pearle Buchell
H. Rehberg
William Rehberg
Fret+well
Hilda’ Rutledge
Edgar Jr
W. H. Ennis
Henry D. Jones
Mr. Jones
Russellville
Ala
Ennis
Southern Railway
Brownsboro
Church News Methodist
S. S
Baptist
L. A. Holmes
Courtland
Novia Terry
Somerville News
Herbert Miller
Cullman
Ida Lee Martin
Pettysville
Wilda Smith
Florence Normal
John Smith
Edith
Mildred Willis
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Joe Winton
J. S. Martin
Ophelia
Henderson
R. L. Henderson
Garland Rollins
J. C. Billings
Oscar Billings
Tennessee
George Phillips
Larue Phillips
DIXIE
K. C
K. C. Lein
T-Bone
K. C. Chuck Roast
K. C. Arm Roast
Brookfield Creamery
Dixie Market
Athens News
Erican
Maggie May Ryan
Edythen London
Fred Stewart
W. M.U
O. W. Crutcher
Nate Hatchett
Bruce Nelson
Katherine
J. G. Rochell
California
Elliott
Helen Henry
Marjorie Whitehouse
Henry
Roxy Theatre
Evelyn Reed Gray
Louise White
Athens College
Col. T. T. Ashford
C. O. King
Douglass
L. D. Wallace
Little Son
University of Mississippi
Wallace
J. 8. Crutcher
C. M. Hillis
Indiana
Forrest E. Miller
F. P. Miller
St. Petersburg
Fla
Paule M. Chambers
Jackson
Mississippi Public Service Commission
Anna Crawford
Rebecca
Dorothy Grisham
Columbia, Tenn
W. S. Garth
C. M. Hamblen
Chattanooga
Cape Cod
Republican National Committee
Cannon
Palm Beach
James Francis Burke
Southern Nile
Ene
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jacksonville
Touraine
America
la Touraine
South
WEAF
WCSH
Portland
Worcester
W. S. Quinby Company
WJAR
Providence
WTIC
Hartford
WGR
Buffalo
Detroit
WTAM
Cleveland
Louisville
Atlantaville
J. C. Powers
James 8
Parks
Earl Manchester
Powers
Parka
Honor—Sr
Wilbur Bailey
Hilda Carpenter
Jane Irwin
Carolyn Gilley
Gertha Claburn
Letha Collier
Jean Sims
Odell Stubblefield
Julia Wert Hildreth
Lillian Raven
Stella Meadows
Eddine Davis
Opal Freeze
Sam Malone
J. W. Goode
Mabel Ann Hanson
Adelle Sherman
Marie Hodges
James Freeze
Robert Jones
Alonzo Smith
Grant Garnett
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