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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
7
Classified notices express gratitude for support after a death and list many local families. The ad block also promotes nearby businesses including Decatur Upholstering Co, Toledo Scales Agency, and multiple rental offerings with various addresses and prices.
Frances L. Ryals vs. Benjamin L. Ryals requires the defendant to plead by June 23, 1938, in Morgan County Alabama. The case notes Benjamin L. Ryall is a non resident with unknown address, published weekly for four weeks in The Decatur Daily. Estate of Wade Wright Notices Probate Court grants letters testamentary May 31 1988 with claims to be presented per law.
Local residents of Morgan County Johnson Chapel area are listed with weekend visits and travels. Names include G W Roberts and Connie, Grady Roberta, J M Glasgow, Luther Roberta, James Carl, W W Yancey, Tanner, Arline Glenn, Eabel Jones, Neel Co C Roberts, Lo Lett, Loreda Long, Orval Long, Westly Long, Ruthie Glenn, Mathlene McDonald, Eloise Rogers, Hendrine Rogers, Gordie Roberts, W A Hill, and others with trips to Birmingham, Decatur, and Lebanon.
Miss Katherine West of Forrest Chapel was the Sunday night guest of Miss Louise Hughes. Several families visited each other over the weekend including the Bullards of Oak Ridge and the Pearson and Bradford families in Moss Chapel. Others hosting or visiting were the Wests, Calhans, Knightens, Thompson, Roberts, Osborns, and Breedloves with friends from Cold Springs and Hartselle area.
Miss Marvilee Stephenson returns home after a two week visit with her brother Al mon Stephenson and Mrs Stephenson of Decatur South Carolina. Leon and Roy Osborn Jr were Wednesday dinner guests of their aunt Mrs Quiller Knighten. Mr and Mrs Silas Leeman of Birmingham spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Byrd West. Farmers report crops progressing nicely. Eugene Sandlin of Danville was here Monday.
Necdet Bengi a sanitary engineer from the Turkish Ministry of Health and Ankara School of Hygiene continued today a period of study and observation of the sanitary activities of the state department of health and county health departments in Montgomery Alabama.
General Robert F. Ligon, clerk of the Alabama Supreme Court for nearly four decades, resigned yesterday effective August 1. Chief Justice John C. Anderson announced J. Bender Thomas, Sr. of Montgomery will succeed him.
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