Local social notes from Decatur and surrounding areas
The column lists visits and gatherings across five Tennessee Valley counties. Names include Parker Decatur Hardin Simmons Junkins Byars Hardy Harvey Lott Hogan Morris and others. Attendees range from Miss Ola Mae to Mrs. Byars visiting relatives and friends with Sunday and weekend appearances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillie Simmons
J. O. Jones
LaRee Junkins
Mrs. Jones
Evergreen
Y Simmons
Hardin
E Ola Mae Hardin
Pauline Jones
Weekend visits link regional families across towns
Stanley Mary Turney rests well. Prof and Mrs R V Ford spent the weekend with relatives in Hamilton. F B Morris, ill, improves slowly. Grover Knight of Fairfield and Mrs Anderson of Birmingham visit W E Knight family in Lacon. Agnes Walker of Cullman spends weekend in Falkville visiting Bill Walker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turney
R. V. Ford
Hamilton
Morris
Grover Knight
Fairfield
Anderson
Birmingham
W. E. Knight
Lacon
Agnes Walker
Cullman
Falkville
Bill Walker
Danville Route 1 Social Notes Include Parker Visits
Mr and Mrs Norman Parker visited his parents Mr and Mrs Free man Parker Sunday. Miss Earline Harvey was the Sunday evening guest of Miss Evelyn Morris. Mr and Mrs C H Parker and sons Hugh and Hubert visited relatives at Birmingham over the week. A J Morris spent Sunday with Dan Dutton. Miss Lavern Harvey spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs Richard Parker and Mr Parker of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Aneron Wi
Mia
Earline Harvey
Kathleen Adcock
Robbie Lott
Moulton
Evelyn Hardwick
Luther Hogan
Henry Herring
Nellene Morris
Richard Hogan
Floyd Hogan, Jr
E. EB. Morris
Wilhite
Elbert Morris
G W. Morris
Howard Culver
Newton Powell
Falkville
Norman Parker
Freeman Parker
Evelyn Morris
C. H. Parker
Isons Hugh and
Hubert
Relacg
Birmingham
A. J. Morris
Dan Dutton
Lavern Harvey
Richard Parker
Mr. Parker
Eva News Highlights Quiet Wedding and Local Events
Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Wid Francis of Lacon. Mrs Sophia Holloway and Mr Willie Wooten wed at Mrs Conner Drinkard's home Thursday. Garvis Ford of Cullman weekend here. Ice cream supper by Mr and Mrs Emery Holmes. Miss Irene Patterson guest of Miss Datchel Ryan. Several from Eva at Center Grove singing. Birthday dinner for Miss Kate Williams, Robert Williams, Elvin Holmes at Union Hill. Many local visits to Lacon Cullman Decatur Birmingham and Chattanooga mentioned. P T A program at school and church society events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid Francis
Lacon
Eva
Sophia Holloway
Willie Wooten
Conner Drinkard
Garvis Ford
Cullman
Emery Holmes
Irene Patterson
Datchel Ryan
Marvin Adams
Union Hill
W. T. Frost
Center Grove
Kate
Robert Williams
Elvin Holmes
M._M. Runge
Virginia Patterson
Vivian i
Avel Ryan
Dave Patterson
Harmony
Lawrence Cove
Beckie Thopson
Gadsden
John Hyde
T. Cantrell
Hamilton
Cantrell
Montevallo
Lucille Patterson
G. P. Frost
Hartselle
Desmer Frost
Decatur
Elbert Ford
Birmingham
Jack Wilson
Woodland Mills
Boy
Piersiae
Oes
Hughes
Compton
Peggie Merrill
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle presents crosswords with numerous clues across and down for a daily round including words like scold permitted postponement and passage money along with various nautical and linguistic hints. Readers solve for entries such as indulgent terms and regional terms across a dense clue set.
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Mission Building
San Antonio
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Local Notes From Corinth Township and Nearby Areas
Mrs Oma Bryant visited her daughter Mrs Linnie Heard. Mrs Charlsie Powell improves at home after illness. Mr and Mrs Walker Blair and child visited South family near Battle Ground. Public invited to Sunday singing on June 28. Rev Pesinal preached at eleven, large congregation. Crops growing well after rain. Residents plan to attend picnic and ball games at Nesmith Saturday. Little son of Mr and Mrs T B Braswell improving after illness. Ebenezer all day singing on fourth Sunday in July with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Bryant
Linnie
Charlsie Powell
Walker Blair
South
Battle Ground
Pesinal
Logan
Nésmith
Braswell
Ebenezer
Power theme at Falkville Methodist sermon series grows midweek
Worshipers at the Falkville Methodist Church heard Rev. G C Dobbs deliver a message on Power continuing a Sunday series. The midweek prayer meeting drew growing interest as more members attend each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Dobbs
Local Social Notes Highlight Mt Home Springs Picnic
Mrs J E Murphree and Mrs Byron Young hosted Sunday school classes for a Mt Home Springs picnic on Monday. Visitors include Mrs Wallace Long of Moulton staying with her mother Mrs V E Waldrop. Miss Mattie Sue Waldrop visited aunt Mrs Paul Armstrong in Town Creek. Mr and Mrs Leonard Latham of Pulaski TN were guests here Sunday. Mrs J C Young Mrs A L Martin and Miss Laura Young visited Russellville Friday. Miss Hazel Wilson of Russellville recently stayed with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Murphree
Byron
Young
Mt. Home Springs
A. L. Martin
Laura Young
Russellville
Hazel Wilson
Social notes from Union Grove weekend visits
A collage of visits and stays features Audie and Mrs. Moore of Lacey's Spring, Frank Whisenant, Leo Tyler with Elbert Yancey, Martha Owens of West Point with Margie Yancey, and others from Brownsboro to Decatur. Several families hosted relatives and friends including Mt Ollie, Huntsville, Venice, and Hartselle as weekend visits wrap up. The item ends with a sharp classified remark about opportunities in the Decatur Daily Classified Section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audie Moore
Lacey’s Spring
Frank Whisenant
Leo Tyler
Elbert Yancey
Martha Owens
West Point
Margie Yancey
Adequate Camp Health Supervision Emphasized by Dr Clendening
Dr Logan Clendening warns that health supervision is essential at summer camps. He urges parents to assess site hygiene, water supply, drainage, and control of insects and animals, with emphasis on clean water and proper sanitation. The piece notes pamphlets by Dr Clendening available for 106 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendening
Logan Clendening
M. D
Loganing
den’ Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland,.o
Warren Undergoes An Operation
Rufus Warren prominent Second avenue businessman and partner in Speake Warren and Ratliff rests at Baugh's infirmary after an appendix operation performed yesterday He fell ill Tuesday night and an operation was decided on Wednesday Friends wish him a rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Warren
Second Avenue
Speake, Warren and Ratliff
Baugh’'s Infirmary
Warren
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