Notable local social notes from Athens community
Mr and Mrs John D Higgins and baby of Birmingham visited Judge and Mrs J E Horton en route from Virginia. Attendees included T A Bourland and W P Chandler at an Alabama Pharmacists meeting in Huntsville. Miss Le Ruth Glaze returned from Pittsburgh and New York. Many residents plan travels or attend family events with mentions of trips to Colorado Springs Hot Springs Corinth and Birmingham. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henderson Legg and a sprained ankle for Mrs Mary Simmons are among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Higgins
Birmingham
J. E. Horton
Virginia
T. A. Bourland
W. P. Chandler
Alabama Pharmacists
Huntsville
le Ruth Glaze
Pittsburgh
New York
T. E. Gilbert
Colorado Springs
Colorado
R. B. Patton
P. W. Hendricks
R. L. Hendricks
Maroin
Ark
W. R. Hightower
Hot Springs
H. A. Darby
Paule M. Chambers
Corinth
Henderson Legg
J. W. Edmundson
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mary Simmons
Athens College
P. F. Crenshaw and
Memphis
R. M. Rawls
Pine Hill News Social Roundup in Morgan County
Mr and Mrs W E White and children of Liberty Morgan county visited son J S White and family. Dave Harris visited with the Yarbroughs and Harris family. Clarence Yarbrough and children and Sallie Harris visited Nola Harris. Clarence Yarbrough E M Moody and Marshall Moody were with J S White. Hollie visited Sunday with the Whites. Tramer Harris visited with his sister Mrs Clarence Yarbrough. Lena and Lela Harris were weekend guests of Mrs Yarbrough. J S White spent Wednesday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. White
Liberty
J. S. White
Leon Moody
Clara Moody
Fairfield
Mrs. Hollie
Tramer Harris
Clarence Yarbrough
Lena
Lela Harris
Mrs. Yarbrough
White
Miss Christine Ill at Home in Monrovia
Monrovia note says Miss Christine Miss Queen Christne is ill at her home. Several local residents make social visits to Athens including Mr and Mrs R E Fielding and family and Mr and Mrs Bill Artis with their baby. Anice Ward hosts friends at her home. Eerne Rice remains very ill at his father's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Christne
R. E. Fielding
Athens
Bill Artis
Fisk
M. J. Turner
Anice Ward
Eerne Rice
Local Social Roundup From Eberneza and Nearby Homes
Mr and Mrs G W Reid and Myrtle and Cecil spent the night with Mr and Mrs T F Gray. Singing at Eberneza drew many friends. Marshall Blackmon and Pearl Handley visited in Simco. Fannie Sheats and Jewell called on Myrtle Powell. Vera Nesmith visited Cullman relatives. A large crowd attended a singing at Myrtle and Jennie Blackmon. E H Gray from Eberneza stayed with D L Gray. J T Duke and Jennie Huff attended Liberty church. Little Dorotha Raley visits grandparents T F Gray Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Reid
Myrtle
Cecil
T. F. Gray
Eberneza
Marshall Blackmon
Pearl Handley
Simco
Fannie Sheats
Jewell
Myrtle Powell
Vera Nesmith
Cullman
Jennie V. Blackmon
E. H. Gray
D. L. Gray
J. T. Duke
Jennie Huff
Liberty
Dorotha Raley
J. M. Raley
Social Roundup At Piney Chapel Ephesus
Saturday highlights include visits by Budd Hargrove family from Fairview to the Carpenters. Reunions, baptisms, and church talk fill the week with guests from Athens Nashville and Lawrenceburg Tennessee alongside hospital recoveries and many guest entries.
Local Notes From Lacey's Spring and Nearby Towns
Visitors and residents share a weekend pattern with relatives in Lacey's Spring and Decatur. Families and friends attend church singing, while others visit in Hartselle and Mount Tabor. Typhoid inoculations arrive, rain boosts crops, and local greetings continue through Tuesday.
Athens Route Five Singing at Mt. Pisgah Draws Many
A large crowd from nearby communities attended the Mt. Pisgah singing on Sunday. John Peck of Decatur and Robert Goodwin with family visited James Ray and Mrs Ray Ray and Miss Clara Ray were guests of Miss Pear. Mr. Sandlin and family of Hartselle visited Mr. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pisgah
John Peck
Decatur
Robert Goodwin
James Ray
Ray Ray
Clara Ray
Pear
Sandlin
Hartselle
Brown
Woodland Mills News Highlights Local Visitations
Sunday program drew a large crowd at Woodland Mills with singing. Miss Martha Tate of Stevenson Alabama stayed with her sister Mrs Comfort Willis and Mr Willis. Orville and Doll Day visited in Hartselle Salar. Monroe Cryer and daughter from Waldermosa Springs were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Turney along with Alma Lenox and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Tate
Stevenson, Als
Comfort Willis
Willis
Orville
Doll Day
Hartselle Salar
Monroe Cryer
Waldermoso ‘Springs
Fred Turney
Dirs
Alma Lenox
Somerville Social Guests Share Weekend Visits
Miss Novel Miller visited friends in Danville this week. Miss Velma Jett stayed with her sister. Mrs. Louis Davis and Miss Wilda Smith visited Miss Meadows in Decatur. Miss Louise Lindsey of Danville was guest of Mrs. Edward Blankenship at Mason Ridge. W S Watkins of Hartselle visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Davis and Miss Jett toured Blount County to see their mother. Willis Watkins spent Sunday night here. Jack Harold Lyle and Homer Lane Draper of Decatur visited with the Lyle children’s grandmother Mrs. Kittie Johnston. Ed Keyes and George Brindley met in Gum Springs Tuesday. Edward Johnston made a business trip to Decatur Wednesday. Edward and Douglas Summers of Hartsel are visiting aunt Mrs. W. T. Wade. J O Guyer travelled to Decatur Monday. Mrs. Robert Summerford visited Falkville Tuesday. Two children of Mr and Mrs Sanko Henderson suffered a ptomaine poisoning attack Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey's
Dewey Day
Dewey, Jr
Hessie McCutcheon
Kathleen Hood
Frank Turney
Hartselle
Herbert Maxwell
Decatur
R. L. Murphy
Feed
Evil Brown
F. O. Helms
Ruby Campbell
Earnest Johnson
John McCutcheon
Luther Cooper
Six Mile
Annie
Elva Dalton
Mount Tabor
Jane Williams
Comfort Willis
Lester Johnson
Howard Fields
Tennis Garrison
Harold Sanders
Louise Lindsey
Danville
Edward Blankenship
Mason Ridge
W. S. Watkins
Louis Davis
Velma Jett
Blount County
Willis Watkins
Jack
Harold Lyle
Homer Lane Draper
Lyle
Kittie Johnston
Ed Keyes
George Brindley
Gum Springs
Edward Johnston
Edward
Douglas ‘Summers
Hartsele
W. T. Wade
J. O. Guyer
Robert Summerford
Falkville
Sanko Henderson
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
John Grant of Courtland and Dr. Evans of Memphis visited Thursday. Mrs. D. W. Irwin and family from Decatur were here on Saturday. Mrs. Mayo Taylor visits Erlanger Kentucky for two weeks. James and Wilbur Martin of Ensley Alabama guest of Harry and John Beall for the summer. Mrs. T. J. Jenkins and son Jeff of Fort Worth left for Uniontown Kentucky and Tennessee, en route stopping at Trinity with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Emens. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fretwell and children go to Georgia Alabama to visit his mother. They were hosted by Mrs. Fretwell’s brother in Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wood of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garnett and Mrs. L. P. Roger of Decatur visit Edgar Landers family. J. R. Walker family spent weekend in Decatur. Will and Edgar Landers with Paul Horton and Sidney Grant spent Sunday in Russellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grant
Courtland
Dr. Evans
Memphis
D. W. Irwin
Decatur
Mayo Taylor
Erlanger
James
Wilbur Martin
Ensley
Ala
Harry
John Beall
T. J. Jenkins
Jeff
Fort Worth
Texas
Uniontown
Tennessee
Trinity
Frank Emens
W. L. Fretwell
Georgiana
Fretwell
Montgomery
Forrest Wood
Houston
Tex
Arthur Garnett
L. P. Roger
Edgar Landers
J. R. Walker
Will and Edgar Landers
Paul Horton
Sidney Grant
Russellville
Ralph Terry
Frank Terry
C. D. McBride
J. E. Moody
Benjamin Corum
Mesdames Horton
Odom and Landers
Kenneth
Kathleen
Leonard Terry
Kathleen Adom
Birmingham
Lee Hardin
R. P. Dowtin
Dowtin
McEwin
Tenn
J. F. Huey
Lawrence County Medical Society
Morgan
Colbert Counties
Tennessee Valley
A. S. Grant
Local Social Teardown Evening Concert and Prayer Meeting
The Dixie Symphony Quartet led by W L Fretwell Paul Horton Leonard Terry and F I Durham performed numerous songs while Pat Bean of Courtland played versatile piano selections. attendees declared a good time. Prayer meeting Wednesday night was led by Mrs. H Rehberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Symphony Quartet
Messrs
W. L. Fretwell
Paul Horton
Leonard Terry
F. I. Durham
Wheeler
Pat Bean
Courtland
H. Rehberg
Mrs J H Wiggins Improves After Serious Illness
Mrs J H Wiggins who has been seriously ill at her home 1304 Sixth Avenue South is much improved today Mrs Walter Price left Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wiggins
Sixth Avenue
South
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Fairview
Lester Carpenter
Maggie Greene
Cora Franks
Lawrenceburg
Mary Sick
Chapel Hill
Mable Garey
Nashville
Dorothy
Mamie Hastings
Plunk” Black
Alex Evans
Lawrence Evans
Rev
Morris
Tuscumbia
Christian Church
Creele
Rev. Morris
A. L. Holt
B. L. Bailey
Milton
Dorothy Ruth Hall
Maurcie Barksdale
Ruby
Edna McGrew
Groover
Stockman
W. C. Green
Rosa Lee Evans
Jess Carwile
Benevolent Hospital
Marvin Culps
W. G. Green
Francis Creele
Meryl Mclemore
McLemore
A. L. Chapin
Lucy Lenox
Hattie McCutcheon
H. C. McRee
Pearl Miller
Augusta McCutcheon
Lois Johnson
T. J. Grizzard
Besserker
Walter
Grizzard
Willie Woodruff
James Grizzard
Lyle Cain
Route Two
Woodland Mills News
Somerville News
Novel Miller
Wilda Smith
Miss Meadows
Hillsboro News
Cwh
Bugs
B. F.C
Rahm Clothing Co
Second Avenue
Arious
Yukon Club
Underwood
Crisco
Libby
Santos
A. & P. Sunnyfield Flour
del Monte
ASTOR
Aice
Walter Price
Tor
Oklahoma
Hilda Cafe
He, Rado An
LA Touraine
W. S. Quinby Company
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