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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1930

Page

8

Athens Socials Show Busy Week Of Bridge And Visits

Athens society notes a flurry of bridge club gatherings hosted by Mrs. W T Ellis and others with high score prizes won by Mrs. W C Chambers and Mrs. D L Rosenau Jr. Guests from nearby towns joined in, with several luncheon and ice course desserts, plus visits by Miss Martha Tillman and Miss Ada Mae er. A planned European tour by Misses Mary Martin and Christine Wilson and Winston Legg will depart for New York then Europe in June.

Athens Decatur Madison S DB L. Rosenall, Jr Ada Maeer P. W. Hendricks, Jr Ted Martha Tillman Armstrong Emalice McWilliams Miss Arnold Bridge Club Nella Car Allen Beasley L. W. Donnell T. A. Bourland Mary Martin Christine Wilson Winston Legg E. K. Higgins Birmingham New York City Europe Oberammergau Eugene Hayes Elizabeth Gregory Florence W. T. Sanders le Ruth Glaze Bowling Green Bebe Sanders Nashville Huntsville Robert Banks F. C. Hertzler Harvey Anderson Richard Hertzler Pan-Am Company Buford Boston Ardmore Donna Mae Ruby Jane Graham Lake Wales Florida Clyde Mayhall Marianna, Fla

Proctor News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Shirley House attended church on Round Island morning as guests of Mr and Mrs Jim Hamil. Mrs Bevil and children stayed with friends and joined singing at Copeland Chapel. Miss Ruby and Miss Myrtle House visited Delina Tennessee for two weeks. Mrs Bevil and Miss Hayes attended Wheeler club meeting Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Morris Harwell of Prankewing Tennessee were Tuesday night guests of Mrs Hayes. Miss Hayes stayed in Athens Wednesday night with Miss Lucile Kerr and attended the talkie. Euell Gordon is working in Athens.

Shirley House Round Island Jim Hamil Bevil Copeland Ruby Myrtle House Delina Tenn Miss Hayes Wheeler Club Morris Harwell Prankewing Mrs. Hayes Athens Lucile

Illness and updates from Mt. Hope community

Mrs. John Gibson is seriously ill at her home near here. Miss Lucy Radford shows slow improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClanna han came Saturday to be at Mrs. Gibson's bedside. Robert L. Counts of Birmingham and Homer Stovall of Decatur visited relatives. Mrs. Bert George and baby Patricia Anne from Rockwood Tenn. left after a month with the Counts family.

John Gibson Lucy Radford Albert McClannahan Robert L. Counts Birmingham Homer Stovall Decatur Bert George Patricia Anne Rockwood Tenn Chas, Counts

Dust Closes Roads East of Cullman Briefly

Motorist Paul Davis reports dust clouds east of Cullman so thick that lights failed to cut through and he waited five minutes for visibility to return while traveling toward Marshall County.

Cullman Paul Davis Marshall County

Families Visit and Travel Notes From Local Town

Mr and Mrs B V Johnson and children Theolene and Wahlon spent the weekend in Moulton with his brother Willie Johnson. Mr and Mrs Willie Hardy and children leave for Tennessee to visit relatives and friends. Mrs B M Counts returned from Decatur where she was at the bedside of her brother M L Roberson. Mrs Irabelle Milam Mrs Perl Elkins and Mrs J A Counts spent Friday afternoon in Russellville. Rev and Mrs S G Frazier motored to Decatur to meet their daughter Mabelle returning from Maryville College. Mr and Mrs Preston Smith went to Russellville on business. James Roberson of Decatur was here briefly Wednesday. Mr and T G Counts with baby Thomas Glenn and Miss Trannie Atkins spent Sunday here. Franklin Campbell and Beatrice McNair, children of Viola McNair of Ensley, arrived Friday to spend a week with relatives. Will Smith rural carrier of Tusculumbia visited his father here Sunday. The annual picnic will be held July 4 on the high school campus. The public is invited.

B. V. Johnson Theolene and Wahlon Moulton Willie Johnson Willie Hardy Tennessee B. M. Counts Decatur M. L. Roberson Irabelle Milam Perl Elkins J. A. Counts Franklin, Campbell Beatrice McNair Viola McNair Ensley Will Smith Tuscumbia

Children’s Day Crowd Attends Basham Event

A large crowd filled the Basham Day program on Sunday. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Johnson and their young son, Lois Jones with Mr. and Mrs. G B Jones, and other visitors from Rocky Ford and local households.

Kyle Johnson Little Son Johnson G. B. Jones Lois E. D. Thompson Wesley Jones Lloyd W. L. Sparkman Will Monrow Chilren Rocky Ford Erby Thompson F. G. Mayfield Boman

Ancient Irish capital and rope making clues mix crossword

Crossword clues mix with names and places from a local Mississippi style paper. Mentions Ireland’s ancient capital and rope fiber terms while listing multiple puzzle entries amid social notes. Mrs R H Vinson hosts Tuesday night guests, and B T Howell undergoes appendix surgery in Decatur with family at bedside.

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Austinville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings

Miss Nina and Halle Crow from Montgomery visit Austinvile. Mrs M N Norris and Ora Norris Mill return home after a week with relatives. Walter and Joel Jones have mumps. Mrs R F Brothers remains ill. Mrs Hubert Owens and her children visit Mrs Minor Hall. S H Bradley Rosa West Allie Bell Zana Bradley motor to Mt Pleasant Tenn to visit Mrs Summers. Abijah Cartee returns home to Austinville. Ora Norris honored at a party hosted by Daisy Hattie and Estelene Sparkman. Buddie Craft ill with mumps. E M Odom Mollie Odom Maud Odom of Decatur plus Bill Odom and Billie visit Emma Woodard. Paul Bussey of Decatur and Zola May Corsby marry at Ninth Ave Baptist parsonage. Mrs Mary Etta Slate and Mildred Slate visit Birmingham this week.

Nina Halle Crow Montgomery Austinvile M. N. Norris Ora Norris Mill Walter Joel Jones R. F. Brothers Hubert Owens Minor Hall S. H. Bradley Rosa West Allie Bell Zana Dean Bradley Mt. Pleasant Tenn Bell Summers Abijah Cartee Austinville Daisy Hattie Estellene Sparkman Ora Norris Buddie Craft E. M. Odom Mollie Odom Maud Odom Decatur Bill Odom Billie Asheville N. C Emma Woodard Paul Bussey Zola May Corsby J. D. Pickens Ninth Ave. Baptist Parsonage Mary Etta Slate Mildred Slate Birming

Local Social Visits and Weekend Guests Reported in Rock Creek

Cecil Tanner and family hosted and travelled for visits with the Smiths McKee and McKee relatives. Residents attended a singing at Ryan and extended weekend hospitality to visiting kin from Birmingham and Eva.

Quartette Plans Birmingham Visit

The Bonanza quartet will visit Birmingham to attend the Jefferson County singing convention in the morning and early afternoon. They will give a 30 minute program over WBRC between 4 30 and 5 o clock and sing at Eleventh Avenue Methodist church Sunday evening. Fred Bond is director of music at the church.

Bonanza Quartette Birmingham Jefferson County WBRC Eleventh Avenue Methodist Church Fred Bond

Local Social Snips Highlight Decatur Trips and Visits

Mrs. Nora Smith attended the singing with Mr. and Mrs. O J Self and children at Anti och Sunday. Miss Lois Tanner stayed with Miss Martha Martin Saturday night. E L Julian and W E Smith each made business trips to Decatur on Friday and Monday respectively.

Nora Smith O. J. Self Antioch Lois Tanner Martha Martin E. L. Julian Decatur W. E. Smith

Fuller family and local visits in Caddo area

CADDO NEWS reports J H Fuller and Mrs Fuller visiting sister Mrs G T Sims and Mr Sims near Trinity Saturday night. Dottie Lamon and daughter Wilma of Florette spent weekend with relatives. Annie Whitlow visited Ester Mae Fuller Sunday. Teal visited with grandmother Mrs Fannie Sims Saturday night. Mrs Well Bayne visited friends in Decatur. Douglas Johnson of Shady Grove stayed Saturday night with A J and Mrs Fuller. Funeral services for the late Mrs Pate Stewart held at Pleasant Hill Friday afternoon.

J. H. Fuller G. T. Sims Mr. Sims Trinity Dottie Lamon Wilma Florette Annie Whitlow Ester Mae Fuller Teal Fannie Sims Well Bayne Decatur Douglas Johnson

Falkville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

The Falkville personal column reports the training course at the Baptist church led by J. W. Myers and a large crowd at a Sunday school picnic. It notes visits and travels of residents including the Waldrops from Texas, Mildred Morris and Plunkett visiting relatives, and others socializing with families here.

Hartselle Hosts Community Sing At Church Of God

Decatur residents joined a large crowd at the Church of God in Hartselle for a Sunday community sing. Many valley singers attended, adding to the county wide enjoyment of the event.

Decatur Church of God At Hartselle

Judge A. G. Patterson Pleased After Campaign Visits

Judge Patterson, Democrat candidate for Congress from the eighth district, mingled with local residents today. He has toured several counties in the district over the past days and reported warm receptions and promise of support.

A. G. Patterson

Decatur Courts Quick Misdemeanors Tied to Mayor’s Arrival

Decatur police court convened this weekend resembling a mid week session. Mayor B L Malone arrived to preside at 8 o clock as a few misdemeanor offenses were promptly disposed of.

Decatur B. L. Malone

Community Sing at Ninth Street Methodist Thursday

The community sing will be held at Ninth Street Methodist church at 7:45 PM Thursday. Singers are expected from Ryan's Cross Roads Eva Somerville and Hartselle with a large crowd anticipated.

Thee Ninth Street Methodist Church Ryan’s Cross Roads Eva Somerville Hartselle

Decatur People Seek Cool Spots On Hottest Day

Decatur residents fled the heat seeking relief at nearby bathing beaches as a heat wave gripped the area. Drivers headed out of town while pavement glare offered little comfort as temperatures neared ninety nine degrees on Sunday.

Marriage License Issued to Teague and Adcock

A marriage license was issued to William Thomas Teague and Barbara Edith Adcock at the probate judge's office.

William Thomas Teague Barbara Edith Adcock

Somerville Church to Host All Day Sing Sunday

Plans are completed for an all day sing at the Church of God in Somerville on Sunday. The singers of North Alabama have received a cordial invitation to attend.

Church of God Somerville North Alabama

Prominent Athens Attorney Among Decatur Visitors

Fred Wall, a prominent young attorney from Athens, was among the business visitors in Decatur this morning.

Fred Wall Athens Decatur

Illness Update at State Laboratory Secretary

Continues ill Miss Tomye Fudge, secretary, to Dr A J Perolio at the state labor atory, continues ill at her home here.

Tomye Fudge A. J. Perolio State Laboratory

Wit and Whimsy from a Town Notebook

A string of humorous quips and light banter squares off with jokes about cheese, fashion, marriage, and daily life. Citizens trade one liners on topics from cows and milking to wit and wives, each line delivering a slice of local humor.

The Bee Industry Ad Seeks Honey Marketing Boost

The campaign urges promotion of honey with a line praising its value to busy workers. It emphasizes the unique appeal of honey as a natural energy source and branding to attract producers and consumers alike.

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