Morgan County W M U Assembly Set At Cole Springs
The Morgan County WMU will hold a three day assembly at Cole Springs 4 H club camp from June 19 to 21 with theme That The World May Know Him and song Let Others See Jesus In You featuring Christian fellowship missions and wholesome recreation. Attendees should bring personal items and produce for the camp pantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
W. M. U. Assembly
Cole Springs
Jesus
J. EB. Marion
B. Carroll
Carl Green
Florence Thomason
Beatrice Sivley
Clark Plemons
Homer Britton
Frank T. Smith
C.L. Dobbs
Eva Berry
Mickey Green
Ivyley Bishop
Askew
Dr. Plainfield
Deans
D. F. Green
Mary Howell
Will Spanabel
Edwards Phillips wedding noted in Morgan County
Willie Fred Edwards and Una Phillips of Decatur were married on Tuesday June 11 in a ceremony of interest to friends. Congratulations are extended to the couple for a long and happy life together.
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Willie Fred Edwards
Una Phillips
Decatur
Edwards
Ordie Wallace
Mary. Long
Addié Wallace
Ozelle McNutt
R. L. McNutt
Basham
Cliffton Sparkman
Hollis
Horace
Cecil Belew
Ethridge Bates
Pervin Wallace
Andrew Taylor
Conner Henderson
C. Higdon
Ralph Roan
Mystery in a locked book during a case at The Oaks
Bill Bailey helps search for a bracelet theft linked to Lola Montesa and Miss Hyde. Maudie Holmquist, a detective, confronts him with caution as Bill discovers a diary entry hinting at a hidden wrongdoing. The captain warns him to stay clear while investigators close in.
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Bill Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Bill
Maudie
Tways
Headquarters
Police
the Oaks
Gayle
Montesan
Miss Hyde
Miss Montesa
Tempe
Community Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Erby Betterton and others shared Sunday visits with W. E. Brown and Mrs. Phillips family gatherings. The extended groups include the Bullards with Margie Lee and Chris tine, Luie Key, Singlet ons and McNutt households, Wheeler Blackwood, Ruth Holliday, and Junior Taylor, among others. Mr. Eagle and Mrs. Wallace also spent time with relatives in nearby communities.
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Erby Betterton
Bryan Bullard
Margie Lee
Christine
W. E. Brown
Willie Fred Edwards
Phillips
Luie Key
William Betterton
J. W
Arthur Singleton
Wheeler Blackwood
George McNutt
Ruth Holliday
Gaines McNutt
Freaser West
Andrew Taylor
Harold Eagle
Tennessee
Etta Wallace
Grace Taylor
Morgan County Lacey's Spring Community Notes
Rev J T Dunn of Huntsville was here Sunday for a brief visit. Rev Manerson will lead services Sunday with both morning and evening appointments. An ice cream supper at the school Saturday benefits the church. Attendance at Sunday school is improving. Several local residents were guests or visitors this week. Highway work from Whitesburg to Huntsville shows progress. Miss Jewell Winfrey of Hartselle will spend vacation at home.
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J. T. Dunn
Huntsville
Manerson
R. L. Moore
T. R. Wilson
Karl Hough
Tenn
Eshelyne
Eleanor Edwards
O.D. Atkinson
Junior Watson
Alex Poes
Doris Jean Terrell
Louise Wray
Lorene Johnson
Bob Morrow
Whitesburg
Jewell Winfrey
Hartselle
Leon Chunn
Waldermose
S. H. More
Alex Poe
Wilmar Edwards
Speed Painting Lament Ends With Quick Brush Stroke
A poem fragment by Gene Aker expresses urgency and skill in painting quickly. The speaker boasts rapid brushwork and dry paint, warning of danger if technique fails and describing the end of each stroke.
Triple Quilted Quads Bride Mona Wed in Oklahoma City
Mona one of the Keys quadruplets marries oil company accountant Robert W. Fowler in Oklahoma City. Identical twin Roberta acts as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Leota and Mary wear blue net. Best man James B. Weary and minister Dr. W. B. White officiate. Honeymoon planned in the East. Fowler’s parents live in Bloomington Indiana.
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Oklahoma City
Cupid
Mona
Robert W. Fowler
Acc Countant
Leota
Mary
Roberta
Fowler
James B. Weary
W. B. White
First Baptist Church
John Fowler
Bloomington
Ind
Community notes from Morgan County at Johnson Chapel
Farmers celebrate good rain and residents recover from illness.Visits span families and neighbors including Roberts Chenault Rogers and Lowery with weekend and Sunday gatherings in Decatur Neel Speake and Austinville.
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V. A. White
Gradie Roberts
Austinville
C. D. Roberts
Doris McAbee
Neel
Bolett Roberts
Edwin Roberts
Baby
Clark Morris
W. A. White
Decatur
Eloise Rogers
Beatrice, Lorene, Ester
Mae Sue Chenault
Arthur Glenn
J. W
Lewis Rogers
Mae Sue
Beatrice Chenault
Belle Rogers
Frank Lowery
Mary Lois Maples
Slight Error At Besancon As German Unit Seizes Station
June 18 Berlin reports say several French officers returning from leave reached Besancon to find a German armored car unit occupying the railway station. A German sergeant, escorting the prisoners, declared it an unfamiliar scene and quipped it was “a slight error.”
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Berlin
Besancon
France
Marseille
Employment Postures of Tuskegee Institute Graduates
Answers to a questionnaire from the 185 members of last year’s Tuskegee Institute graduating class show 169 in profitable employment, five in graduate study, and 11 did not respond.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Dinner guest of Hendrine Rogers noted
A dinner guest of Hendrine Rogers is mentioned. The note also reminds readers of Sunday School next Sunday at nine o'clock and to be on time.
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Hendrine Rogers
Gas rate to Valley is cut
The Alabama Public Service Commission ordered a 15 to 20 percent cut in weight rates for gasoline and other petroleum shipments from Mobile to Tennessee River valley cities. The move follows complaints by Mobile Chamber of Commerce and others, with Mobile regaining a transport advantage over New Orleans. rates drop four to six cents per 100 pounds affecting shipments to Athens.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commision
Mobile
Tennessee River Valley
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Slate Docks
Oll
New Orleans
W. F. Black
Apsc Transportation Bureau
Athens
Naturalube
New Measure Hailed in Uruguay Law to Curb Fifth Columnists
Montevideo June 18 The measure regulating the right of association to suppress fifth column activities became law after Senate approval with no amendments following long deliberations. The Chamber of Deputies had approved on June 13. A German minister had already ordered Nazi centers closed in Uruguay.
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Montevideo
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Uruguay
Local Alabama Cities Mentioned in Readable OCR Snippet
Fragment lists Cherokee Decatur Florence Guntersville Huntsville Sheffield Stevenson and Tuscumbia as readable place names in an OCR segment from a history page. No events or actions are described in the fragment.
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Cherokee
Decatur
Florence
Guntersville
Hunteville
Sheffield
Stevenson and
Tuscumbia
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Decatur Daily
General Assembly
Reville
Rocky Ford
Oly Sai Hica
Central, Pres Af Association J
Christopher
Lacey’s Spring
Gene Aker
Man
Morgan County Johnson Chapel
Royal Crown Cola
Ila Heer
Nehi Bottling CO. MO
H. McMath
Mgr
Royal Crown
Nehi Corp
Bank St
Stokos
Stoker
Wien
Lion Naturalube
Naturalibe
Sign of the Lion
Lion Oil Refining Company
EL Dorado, Arkansas
T. H. Barton, Pres
Lion Naturadlibe
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