Goforth Family Attends Funeral in Tennessee
Huntsville residents led by J H Goforth and relatives traveled to Lynnville Tennessee for the funeral and burial of Dwight Goforth son of J D Goforth. The visit included relatives from Alabama and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Goforth
Huntsville
P. C. Goforth
Goforth
Lynnville
Tenn
Dwight Goforth
J. D. Goforth
Louise
Alma
Mabel Hartung
Mabel Eubanks
Huntaville
Shelbyville
Tennessee
The Growth of Altruism and Civic Charity Observed
The article discusses Benjamin Kidd and the rise of altruistic feeling in the 19th century, arguing it strengthens through a widening circle of concern and is rooted in Christian civilization. It also reports Westminster Presbyterian church’s social work event at Oakland Park with 265 dining and 300 attendees, led by Mrs. M. L. Hardage and Pastor Grau, plus various local notices and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Kidd
Wesminster Presbyterian Church
Advantage
Oakland Park
M. L. Hardage
Personal notes from Decatur area visitors and locals
D J Singleton of St Bernard visits Decatur relatives. Judge D C Almon travels Huntsville on legal business. C E Young of Trinity, a druggist, in the city. Ben Collier returns from Chattanooga on business. Rev L P Royer of Memphis, former First Baptist pastor, visiting relatives. Worrell Irvin, Epworth League delegate from Florence, en route to Birmingham. Chas E Layman of Flint in town. Layman notes Morgan County land outlook. A Fodders and others return from Campbell Station Tenn after John O Sheas funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. P. Royer
Memphis
The
First Baptist Church
Worrell Irvin
Florence
Birmingham
Mrs J S McGlotthern as guest in Birmingham
Mrs J S McGlotthern of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs D D Sriggley. Morgan Furniture Co. asked if it has furnished your home complete. Wanted boy fifteen to carry a South town route hustler apply tomorrow to Mr Shomason at Daily office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truff
Birmingham
T. M. Jones
Lynda Williamson
the Star
J. S. McGlotthern
D. D. Sriggley
Morgan Furniture Co
Death of Mrs H T Oden Mother of W T Lowe
Mrs H T Oden formerly M W Lowe and mother of Hon W T Lowe of the Decaturs died at seven this morning at her Winfield Alabama home aged 76. Funeral services set for 11 oclock tomorrow with Mr Lowe traveling this afternoon to attend. Survived by two brothers J F Lowe of Texas and M W Lowe of Crystal Springs Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Oden
M. W. Lowe
W. T. Lowe
The
Decaturs
Winfield
Ala
Mr. Lowe
Lowe
J.F. Lowe
Texas
Crystal Springs
Miss
General Nathan Bedford Forrest Omission in Civil War Records
Birmingham June 18 General Nathan Bedford Forrest, famed Confederate cavalry leader, does not appear as a Confederate for the war in state pension records. Some of his cavalry officers were dropped from pensions due to missing official service records. U.S. government records show the same omission. Pension officials say the omission is an error and are working to correct the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Birmingham
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Forrest
U.S
Boy Scouts Meet Tonight at Carnegie Library
The Boy Scouts will hold a meeting tonight at the Carnegie Library at 30 o clock. All scouts are required to attend for important business. Signed F M Robertson S M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
F. M. Robertson
S. M
Morgan Furniture Co Fur Ments
Morgan Furniture Co reports fur ments and related goods in inventory. The item list includes fur garments and accessories with potential pricing and supplier details.
Ice Cream Supper Planned by Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lutheran Church invites the community to an ice cream supper in the Vassault Building on Saturday June 19. Proceeds support church activities and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassault
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lutheran Church
Court of Appeals Reverses Hunter Austin Suit
Alabama Court of Appeals reversed and remanded the Connie Hunter suit against C. H. Austin and sons et al. The action, over damages from a garnishment bond, had moved through local courts and higher courts repeatedly. Troup and Nix represented the Austin interests in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals of
Alabama
Connie Hunter
C. H.aetin and Sons
Oy Intel
Troup and Nix
Austin
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Trey
ACHR
Blanche Roberts
W. F. Busch
New Decatur
Columbia (Tenn) Herald
T. H. Alexander
Nashville Tennessean
D. C. Almon
Mr. Alexander
Ming Roselle Weaver
Ruth Hartung
Auction Bridge Club
William McNeill
Henry Binford
Wallace
R. BE. Wedgeworth
Guntersyville
H. J. Ar- Tant
P. E. Reedy
Wadsworthtreet
Mrs. Wilson
Flint
Margaret. Redding
Miss Truff
Jessie Mainard
W. J. Porter
Ora Lee and
William Ware
Liberty Hill
W. W. Dinsmore
Lila and
Beulah Picket
Inverness
Helen Wallace
Robert Munger
D. W. Gregg
Little Rock, Ark
Mesdames
J. W. Pipkin
Claude Gallahar
J. W. Wilson
New Albany
H. M. Graber
Axe
Brostleword
Will Allen Dromgelle
Nashville Banner
Westminster Sunday School
Miss ‘Trust
Rufus Pearson
Decatur
Ruth Pearson
Tri-Cities
T. J. Cunningham
Red Boiling Springs, Tenn
Walier
Valier
Brock @ Spight Co
Decatur, Ala
Dia
Tout As
Ie Oe
Rcner
Gas
Detroit
Alabama Power CO
TY. L. Beauchamp
D. J. Singleton
St. Bernard
C. E. Young
Trinity
Ben Collier
Chattanooga
Chas.e. Layman
A. Fodders
A. L. Lewis
Mike Goidel Jr
Will Call
Wing Lombart
Will Hamilton
Charlie Hazzard
Geo. Redding
C. J. Euteneuer
Campbell’ Station
John O'Shea
W. J. Lowe
Nathan Forrest
BOY Scouts
Morgan Furniture Co Furments
Parker Motor Car Co
Bank Street
Livley & Sandlin
Wes
Sivley & Sandlin
Second Avenue
Court OF Appeals
Hunter-Austin
Memphis, Tenn
VIA
Southern Railway
Ing
Nashville
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