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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
5
The Boston Red Sox aim to acquire Smith from the Vols in a potential outfield swap. Fay Murray resists the move now due to the crippled condition of his other two outfielders and uncertainty over roles.
In Oak Ridge several people attended the children day program at Basham Chapel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vandiver and children were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dock Jones. Erby Thompson and family visited Basham and J. F. Thompson. Susie Griffith returned home from a visit with friends and relatives here. Aubra Sparkman visited his grandparents W. L. Sparkman and wife. Roy Smith returned home to Hartselle after a several day visit with relatives.
Rev and Mrs A N Burns visited in Decatur to see Mrs Webb Hunter recovering from an operation at Baughs. Misses Francis and Willene Ransom of Hartselle spent Thursday with Grandmother Mrs Maggie Ransom. Dr J D Johnston of Hartselle visited his mother Mrs Mary J Johnston. Mrs Lexie Lyle and baby and Miss Ida Rice visited Mrs B W Lyle on route one Thursday afternoon. Mrs Mattie Simpson arrived Friday night to visit sister Mrs Mary J Johnston. Nell Lawhorn Mary Esther Rice Kate Winten and Master Charles Rice visited Tom Lyle's home on route one. They returned to Decatur after several days with Miss Ida Rice. Miss Novel Miller visited her sister in law Mrs Herbert Miller in Cullman this week.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of Southside Baptist Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the pastor Rev J D Pickens and Mrs Pickens home.
Miss Margaret Crow comes home to Johnston Street today from Benevolent Hospital after undergoing an appendectomy.
Miss Jane Douglas of Florence is the house guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Muzzy at their Cainea home staying for a visit.
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