Local Visit Notes From Morgan County Families
Morgan County updates list Sunday visitors and weekend calls among residents. Mr and Mrs Verllie Green and son Billey of Bessemer visited Rev and Mrs P A Green, while Mrs Jimmie Adams and her child from Decatur visited Mr and Mrs Robert Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verllie Green
Billey
Bessemer
P. A. Green
Jimmie Adams
Little Son
Decatur
Robert Adams
Clyde Teague
Mobile
Lillian Patterson
Harry Battles
Florida
R. M. Holmes
B. F. Turrentine
S. R. Long
Falkville
G. G. Garrison
Near Pleasant View
John Vann
Frances
K. P. Morris
Carl Hough
Trial Error Endangers Beauchamp Doctor’s Career
Doctor Gail Benton risks exposure after discovering a misdiagnosis and a dangerous drug trial. She learns Reyna Thayer’s anemia, a hidden condition, makes the treatment potentially fatal. A delayed public scandal could ruin Gail’s reputation as the trial is cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McCormick
Gail
Reyna Thayer
Reyna
Burke Gentry
Burke
McCormick
Local notes from Morgan County Somerville families and visitors
A parade of local visitors and relatives in Somerville and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Delmus Campbell returning to Lupton City Tennessee after a weekend visit with Mrs. Campbell’s parents the Mooneyhams. Several members of the Winton and Hunt families plus guests from Decatur Cullman and Decatur are listed as spending weekends and attending church activities with relatives and friends. Comdr. Jas A Garrison US Army has landed on Guam and will command in the Marianas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Grove
Gene Enterkin
Fred Morgan
High Point
Sand Mountain
S. M. Dollar
Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
Delmus Campbell
Lupton City
Tenn
W. T. Mooneyham
Jura Mae Winton
Ina Dunaway
Route One
Leona Goree
Methodist Church
J. W. Hunt
Gardendale
E. L. Hunt
Oddlee Blevins
Decatur
Silas Blevins
Arnold Hunt
A. B. Hale
Cullman
Horace Ryan
Don
M. D. Johnson
New Sharon
O. D. Bailey
Belleview
Buel King
Huntsville
Melvin Moody Frige
Chaney
Leonad Murray
Dot
Near Moulton
Grady Walarep
NeSmith
Tom Parker
Columbus Gargus
Clarice Connor
Sgt
Sgt. Gargus
States
Harvey Collier
Florida
Tom Collier
Pvt
Mae~ Bell Parker
Howard Odell
Elmer Patterson
Ruby
Mavis
Betty Sue Randolph
Hatton
Matt Ptterson
Mt. Morriah
Moulton
Arzie-Waldrep
Near Black Ground Church
Ernest-Terry
Lee Waldrop
Tom Burchel
John
Knoxville
Local Visits and Family News from Rocky Ford
Mr and Mrs Norman Sparkman and son of Oak Ridge visited Mr and Mrs George Roberts Sunday. Mrs Etta Wallace spent last week with Mr and Mrs Andrew Taylor and son. Mrs Irean McDougle expects Pfc Alford McDougle home soon from overseas where he was wounded. Mrs Gaines McNutt visited her mother Mrs Amdie Aldridge and family of Danville. Miss Evelyn Edwards and Kathryn Edwards of Florence spent the weekend with their parents. Earl Wilcott and family of Birmingham visited Roy Higdon and family Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sparkman
Oak Ridge
George Roberts
Etta Wallace
Andrew Taylor
Comner Henderson
Hartselle
Mary Higdon
Roy Higdon
Irean McDougle
Pfc
Alford McDougle
Overseas
Gaines McNutt
Amandie Aldridge
Danville
Evelyn
Kathryn Edwards
Florence
J. H. Edwards
Earl Wilcott
Birmingham
Youth group gathering at parsonage honoring service members
At the parsonage Friday night Rev. and Mrs. Moody hosted a youth gathering with games and a weiner roast. The group ended with songs around a bonfire and Rev. Moody praised the fine young attendees. Special guests Pfc Wayne Shays and Pvt Buck Dunaway, home on furlough from overseas duty, were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Moody
Rev. Moody
Pfc
Wayne Shays
Pvt
Buck Dunaway
Lawrence County Community Hears Sunday Service and War News
Large crowd from this community attended church at Providence as Rev. Paul Long preached. The column notes returning serviceman Elmer Patterson from a 45 day leave and upcoming assignment in Atlanta. It also lists visits, family travels, telegrams from Sgt. Gargus and social visits among local families amid wartime and personal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Paul Long
Elmer Patterson
Simon Patterson
Patterson
Atlanta
Gorgia
Singing Gathering Invites Community to Third Afternoon
Morgan County residents host regular singing every third afternoon. Miss Elna Tanner left for college in Auburn. Neighbors note visits, school departures, and church trips as families share time in the area around Rock Creek and Eva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Lewis
Elna Tanner
Auburn
Cotter
Elsie, McKee
Child
Weaver
Verna Arrington
New Mexico
Gladys Oden
Mattie Woodall
Nancy Turner
Frances Taylor
Patsy Ann Lanier
Cecil Tanner
Cleveland Williams
Eva
Perry Wils
Germany
Harmony
Dave McKee
Loris Ivalean Smith
Pleasant Ridge
Florence Tansner
Betty Roan
Avery Roan
Decatur
Government order set aside boosts Alabama salt pork supply
Montgomery reports that the withdrawal of a government set aside order will double Alabama's salt pork and lard stocks. Chairman Hrasier of the legislature's meat investigating committee said rescinding the order will free more government purchases after telegram exchanges between Gov Sparks Chauncey and Alabama congressional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Hrasier
Ier
Te Ool
Chauncey Sparks
Congress
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Morgan County
Brooks Lindler
Palmer L. Smith
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Pfc. Smith
Leyte
Lucy Osborn
Hartselle 2
Lula Smith
Danville 1
Ferguson
Sinclair Service
Highway 31
8Th St. South
Loyd’'S Drug Store
Baby
Dr. Cassius McCormick
Gail Benton
Lucienne
St. Mark’s
Howard Thayer
Ralph Kramer
Lily
Beauchamp
Lily Lanahan
Miss Lanahan
Doctor Benton
Ralph
Agnes Thayer
Agnes
Doctor McCormick
Cassius McCormick
Trimley
W. T. Grant CO
Second Ave
Grant ST
Somerville
Sardia Winton
Rocky Ford
Ozell McNutt
Claudie D. Narmore
South Pacific
Stewart
Lawrence County
J. P. Boyles
William Lovett
Caddell Drug Co
Rock Creek
F. Tanner
Byford J, Bentley
Caribbean
Marilyn
Hartselle 3
W. B. Bentley
Kiwanis
WMSL
Alabama Flour Mills
Dad
Eerem
Ynyis
Gunter
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
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