Regular preaching day led by Rev Willie Parker
Lawrence County miss Vera Asherbranner noted. Weekend visits include Bob Pope and Flor ette relatives, Dowie Hogan family attended singing. Various locals hosted guests from Cullman Decatur Florence Huntsville and Birmingham with family time and illness notices. Funeral services for Lovick Fowler held at Center Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Parker
Bob Pope
Florette
Dan Dutton
Ocle Kirkpatrick
Birmingham Dowie Hogan
Grady Asherbranner
Near Cullman
Janet Haynes
Decatur
Lula
Robert Childers
Jim Hunter
Hartselle
W. H. Penn
Marvin Penn
Lerline Poole
Florence
Harrison Poole
Lawrence County News Notices and Local Visits
Mrs. T K Hogan is in South Highlands for treatments. Mrs. Virgil McDaniel and baby daughter visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alice Speake, and she plans to stay with the McDaniel family while her husband serves. Mrs. Chester Johnson and infant with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. H A Alexander visiting Mrs. Alexander’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcoxson of Florence. Elmo Miller returned to Tennessee after visiting Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D M Hogan. Miss Frances Henden of Decatur visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar Asherbranner. Local boys entering U S service: Willard Asherbranner, Otis Legg, Vernon Smith, Lamar Looney, Ike Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hogan and son Maylon of Decatur guests of Mr. and Mrs. D H Hogan. Residents attended singing at Friendship. Mr. and Mrs. Arsie Wallace visited sister Mrs. Larry Waits. Lawrence Kelsoe in Birmingham. Crops and gardens badly need rain. Church of God service well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Hogan
South Highlands
Virgil McDaniel
Alice
Mrs. Alexander
Mrs. Wilcoxson
Florence
Elmo Miller
Mrs. Miller
D.M. Hogan
Tennessee
Miller
Miss Frances Henden
Decatur
Edgar Asherbranner
U. S
Wilard Asherbranner
Otis Legg
Vernon Smith
Lamar Looney
Ike Johnson
Wallace Hogan
Son Maylon
D. H. Hogan
Friendship
Arsie Wallace
New Church of God
Classified ads for livestock goods and trades
A collection of ads lists a 2 wheel tractor trailer for 1700 dollars from James Dyar of Arab Route 3, several livestock items including a 700 lb half Guernsey bull and a registered Glendale jersey bull with a 2nd calf born June 14, plus a white corn sale at 1 50 per bushel, a blue tick dog, and a trade offer for a Silver Tone battery radio from various Alabama locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dyar
James H. Ce
McKinley Etheredge
Belle Ag
C. C. Mecwlor“Co
Route 2
Moulton
Call Bank of
Ellery Queen confronts Calatti后 Hot Spot danger
Ellery and Pat tail Jim Haight to Carlatti's Hot Spot where a back room gambling den and a drunken Haight reveal a plot tied to Nora Wright's inheritance. Chief Dakin and Carter Bradford aboard note the tension as Ellery rescues Haight and hints at deeper family motives and a troubling secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Carlatti
Ellery
Pat
Haight
Emery
Jim Haight
Stoopid
Alberta
Mrs. Haight
Mr. Carlatti
Jim
Nora
Carlatti
Carlotti
Fiat
Carter Bradford
Bradford
Mr. Dakin
Chief Dakin
Wrightsville
Ellery Smith
Mr. Smith
Mr. Haight
Carl
Rosemary
Pop
Hill Drive
Mr. Queen
Eve
Smith
Morgan county farmers report blooms and feed plans for alfalfa
Morgan county farmers discuss early blooms in cotton and corn fields with Ed Gibson’s winter peas and Austrian peas following. Joe T. Robinson urges broom corn rows and notes Decatur broom plant offers custom brooms. County Agent B. G. Hall cites Atkinson’s 350 acre crop and June 14 blooms. Producers outline winter grazing plans with crimson clover rye grass, and detail alfalfa seeding timing, soil prep, lime and fertilizer recommendations for fall planting 1944. The Star Spangled Banner is noted as first printed in 1814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gibson
Hartselle
Mr Gibson
Morgan County
Joe T. Robinson
Decatur Rt. 3
Decatur
Robert Atkinson
Laceys Spring
B. G. Hall
Mr. Atkinson
Morgan’ County
Red Hill Notes on Local Farm Life and Visits
Lawrence County news item reports the Swindells and Borden fishing trip in Cullman County on Saturday. Archies visit Owens family in Five Points on Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Way is ill. Ennis Royer and children from Mildrim Ga will visit J. W. McCaghren family next week. Farmers have started laying by crops this week. Biddie Johnson and children visited Otis Gentry in Fairfield. Edna Archie visited Emmett Owens in Oakville Saturday evening. Howell Way and a lady visited last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Swindell
Melton Borden
Cullman
Nettie
Merline Archie
James Owens
Five Points
Minnie Way
Ennis Royer
Mildrim
J._W. McCaghren
Biddie Johnson
Otis Gentry
Fairfield
Edna Archie
Oakville
Emmett Owens
Lady and Howell Way
Summer Sores Impetigo Treatment Adverts
In hot weather impetigo or summer sores are described with a cleansing routine and a wet dressing using PINO-SEPTIC. The ad claims the antiseptic oil promotes healing and helps prevent spread. Satisfaction guaranteed. 25¢ Scat Drug Stores and General Stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Exchange
Bill Entrekin
Georgeepull Place
Somerville
J-28
Florence Marsh
Route
Chevrolet
L. W. Bates
Vinemont
Maggie
Benham
Route 3
Master Chevrolet
Alvin Johnson
Danville Rd
R. J
the Daily
Bee E. Wright
Monarch Feed Store
Kathleen State
East Pike
J. L. Jones
L. Jones
Ako
Ly H. McKee
Eva
Ee Porrenteer
Polk Crane
Luther Sherrill
V. Cc. Russell
Jersey
Eugene C. Justice
S. M. Morrow
Mamie Sherp
James Hembree
Kitchens Gin
J. L
Fred Murphree
Danville
Poland
China
J. W. Cheatham
Farm Exchange
T. L. Whitlow
Trinity
Gurnsey Bull
Clopton’s Farm
Cropton
Charles Reynolds
Hillsboro
Singer
Homer Montgomery
Martin Schaffer
Howard Anders
Massey
Hartsrlle
E. C. Turner
Corinth
J-21
C. A. Poole, Jr
Chen
Purina
Turner
Coal & Grain CO
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
Incorporated Town
Incorporated Towns
Guyton
B. C
Landersville
M. Lemmond
Lawrence County
Vera Asherbranner
Lovick Fowler
Center Springs
Chas
Gurnsey
W. E.curbon
Route 1
Cali
R. M.J. Hall
John Morris
LeMay
Bee Roxie Maxwell
Edward Thompson
Hartil
Charlie Mooney
Ollie Glankenship
Meg Ville
Sudan
John W
Sandlin
Ellery Queen
RES Syndicate
Chapter
Grandfather Wright
Lola
Chac
Little, Brown & Do
King
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
W. P. Roberts
Johnson Chapel
W. E. Ward
Jess Smith
Tland
M.G. Whitten
G. H. Battles
T. L. Speakman
Ervin Story
Newt Bailey
Ben Roberts
Howard Speakman
Wesley. Turney
Lovie Fowler
Wesley Turney
Charles Mattox
Neal Battles
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Jack Allen
Arthur Lee, Jr
Marvaline Bickerstaff
Russel Mitchell and Son
Sheffield
Franklin McCaghren, Jr
Plain View
Addie Wallace
E. A. Sparks
Birmingham
Eris Dean
the Waves
Rhode Island
S. J. Curtis
Wilburn
Speake
Freeman Smith
Little Bertha
Mae
Ernest Speakman
Lola Bert Harvel
Fay Curtis
Joe Sandlin
Oak Ridge
Eal Battles
M. G. Sparks
Hoyt
Remis Ward
Rachel Ward
Eric Stover
Stover
Washington, D. C
Morgan County Agriculture Council
Pettey’s Cleaners
Red Hill
Jessie McCaghren
Just
Laredo
Red Tanner
Ogden
Amonium
Paul C. Davis
Bank St
R. J. Dorn CO
New Orleans
Louisiana
Valley Coal & Lumber CO
Holly ST
Manitex
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