Society Auxiliary Elects Officers in Legionine Year
The American Legion Auxiliary unit elected officers for 1937 38 after a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Earl Williams. Four delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in Gadsden July 18 19 and 20. The new officers assume duties after the July convention and a social hour followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Williams
Rebecca Pettey
Gadsden
Williams
J. O. Colvard
Ruby S. Jones
A. A. Parker
Butler P. A. Hine
W. M. Rice
Ruby
Attractive Luncheon for Mrs Woods Dazzles Guests
A Saturday luncheon at the Cornelian Court Hotel honored Mrs. Joseph Woods who will move to California this week. Hostesses Mes Morrow entertained about forty five guests with summer floral centerpieces and travel themed decor. Mrs. W. H. Long offered a farewell toast and Mrs. F. S. Hunt Sr. contributed verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Joseph Woods
California
Cornelian Court Hotel
Mes Morrow
W. H Long
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
Mrs B F Wear rests comfortably after surgery at Benevolent Society Hospital. Several couples plan trips to Miami West Palm Beach and Dallas. Local residents visit Birmingham Montgomery Florence Huntsville and Athens with friends and relatives. Travelers include Cottrell Goode Allen Edwards Robertson Roan Love Hale Lilly Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wear
Benevolent Society Hospital
Joe Cottrell
Miami
West Palm Beach
Fla
West Coast
Dick Goode
George Allen
Athens
Dallas
House guests named for Miss Mabel Ann Hanson
Miss Mabel Ann Hanson had visitors Miss Virginia Simpon of Miami Florida and Miss Gladys Garnett of Orlando Florida during the social season at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Garnett
Orlando
Fila
Virginia Simpson
Miami
Mabel Ann Hanson
Virginia Simpon
Miami, Fla
Fla
Wanted to Buy Gasoline Drums for Propst Tanker Station
Buyer seeks 100 good condition gasoline drums with bungs. Wants 55 gallon drums at $1.50 each or 30 gallon drums at $1.00 each. Delivery required to Propst Tanker Station 120 Moulton St Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propst
Moulton St
Decatur
Local Riders Win Ribbons at Call-May Norse Show
Local horsemen collected ribbons at the Call-May Norse show last night. Ed Hathecoat rode Rose Bud to first in the farm class for Birmingham owner C. W. Wilkinson. O. H. Hathcoat earned third in the model class on Miss Kelly Bourbon, owned by Dr. W. R. Trapp of Tuscumbia. Miss Kelly Bourbon also placed second in the three galley junior class with Hathcoat, Attractive Lady ridden by Hathcoat took third in open walking and second in Junior walking. Open three gaited saw Miss Kelly Bourbon finish third with Hathcoat, Betty Black owned by George Lawrence formerly of the area won first in the child and pony class ridden by Buddy Haynes of Shelbyville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hathecoat
C. W. Wilkinson
Birmingham
O. H. Hathcoat
Marian Boswell
Kelly Bourbon
Betty Black
George Lawrence
Buddy Haynes
Shelbyville, Tenn
Wyoming man buys 30 acre tract near Morgan
W C McClung of Midwest Wyoming purchased a 30 acre tract on Joe Wheeler highway three miles west of Morgan from S R Garrison farm. The sale by W M Chenault Real Estate Agency totaled 4500 dollars. McClung, a supervising machinist for a Wyoming oil firm, plans to reside on the property after 1938 retirement. He was born in Mt Hope, Kansas, and has lived in Wyoming 30 years. His wife is Janie Elkins, former local school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McClung
Midwest
Wyo
S. R. Garrison
Joe Wheeler
W. M. Chenault
McClung
Wyoming
Mt. Hope
Lawrence County
Janie Elkins
Tear-Producing Power of Onions Declines by Season
A study notes onions emit more tear-inducing compounds toward the onion season’s end and less in spring. Researchers compare volatiles in fresh onions, finding heightened lachrymatory factors in late-season samples, suggesting seasonal chemistry affects household chopping irritation.
Expection Guests at Sister Mrs J Daniell’s Event
Montgomery hosts expected guests of their sister Mrs J Daniell with BR Daniell and Mr Daniell noted among attendees for a family gathering.
Creamed rubbing alcohol for quick pick up beauty treatment
Gladys Glad recommends creamed rubbing alcohol as a quick self care method for tired women. Rub a small amount at the base of the neck to relax shoulder tension, then, if time permits, a hot bath followed by the cream to seal in moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
America
Mary
Scotland
Athens News Briefs Highlight Local Obituaries and Visitors
Miss Helen Craft of Lima visits Mrs Mary Loom and Mr and Mrs Donald Isom. The six month old son of Redus Barker died of pneumonia. Baylia Hightower to tour Florida. Dr John Crutcher Jr moved from Powers Hospital to home. Miles Frances Hightower recovered after appendectomy. W W Malone Jr and R H Walker Jr visited Owensboro. Miss Louella Chambers of Starkville visits parents. Dr D J Wilson recovering at home. Miss Etta Hine sprained back. Billy Martin to St Louis for job after Vanderbilt. H G Davis and Martha Frances Davia return from Jackson. R H McConnell family visits. Hassie Williams welcome newborn son at Powers Hospital. Richard Tyler Wood of Greenville visits. Rebecca Malone Harsh and kids visit Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craft
Lima
Ohio
Mary A.loom
Donald B. Isom
L. B. Howard
Cleveland
Ohiio
Charlies O. Barker
Redus Barker
Barker
Baylia Hightower
Florida
John 8. Crutcher, Jr
Powers
Powers Hospital
W.W. W. Malone, Jr
R. H. Walker, Jr
Owensboro
Louella Chambers
Starkville
Miss
R. A. Chambers
D. J. Wilson
John W. Wilson
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Etta Hine
Billy Martin
W. G. Martin
St. Louis
Hassie Williams
Richard Tyler Wood
Greenville
George H. Wood
George Harsh
Rebecca Malone
Memphis
Somerville Local News Notes Welcomes Visitors and Visits
Mrs Sardia Winton Somerville along with Mr and Mrs Willis Watkins of Florence visited relatives in Somerville and nearby areas. The column lists numerous local names, Sunday calls, and trips to Decatur, Hartselle, Nashville, Winston-Salem, and Akron with family and friends, plus jury duty and CCC camp travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Watkins
Flovence
Watkins
Ite
P. Johnston
Hartselle
Decatur
Royal Henderson
Watking
G. D. Mikellved
Wigan
Glenn Weekins
Gilbert Allen
Edgar McClure
Nashville
White
Hoyt Groover
Mary Nell Groover
Hartgelle
J. A. Garrison
Summer Frock Pattern 4446 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern 4446 offers a light summer dress with full sleeves and a pointed waist yoke in synthetic print or eyelet batiste. Features include bow ends or flower accents, easy cutting for amateur sewers, sizes 12 through 40, with 30 inch fabric for size 16 and illustrated step by step instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and a 15 cent book, to The Decatur Daily Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Pashion
Adams
Anne Adam
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
Local visitors and callers travel through Harteelie
Vinemont residents Mrs. W. 8 Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Oale Waugh of Route 1 visited Harteelie Saturday. Mrs. P Johnston called in Harteelie Saturday afternoon. Miss Velma and Vera Murphy of Woodland Mills were guests of Mrs. Markie McAn.
Death toll from colitis rises in Morgan county child
Dorothy Ann Haynes seven months old dies at 3 25 p m Monday as colitis claims another Morgan county child. Funeral set for 10 o clock Wednesday at Moss Chapel with Rev R B Conner officiating and burial at Moss Chapel. Parents two brothers and F C Haynes and sister Miss unnamed listed as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Dorothy Ann Haynes
A. Haynes
Decatur
R. B Conner
Moss Chapel
Brown
Dee
F. C. Haynes
Frances Hayne and Grandparent R Haynes Survive
Frances Hayne and the grandparents Mr and Mrs R Haynes survive in a brief obituary note detailing their relation to the deceased and acknowledging their presence among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hayne
Mrs. R. ©. Haynes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Methodist Missionary Society
Hatfield Lake
Ira F. Hawkins
Hartwell Holt
R. Smith
J. W. Owen
Modie Hough
Circle
B. Rose
G. H. Nungester
First Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
G. R. Mason
W. H. Ritter
D. L. Allen
Mattie Jones
Circle No. 2
Miss Jones
Antioch
F. O. Smith
Circle No. 3
W. B. Steed
D. D. McGehee
Z. Trimble
Leo Wright
Fast Vine Street
Estelle Hendrix
James FB. King
Hendrix
Miss Bates
Miss Mary Dodd
Sudama Lanier
Mrs. C
Lanier
Tower Avenue
Sullivan
W. K. McNeill
Billy
Helen Bynum
R. Sheppard
H. D. Mains
J. R. Daniell
H. E. Dryden, Jr
Montgomery
Nellie Clarke Roan
Florence
Janet Simpson
Kate Puller
Thomas Dean Royer
Johnny Toon
Linda Mitchell
Lucille Dollar
Elkton, Tenn
Kimball Jones
Huntsville
Mrs. Elwood Tarpley
Muncie, Ind
Mary Ween Holland
Moulton
William Jones
Laura
Jones
J. R. Hale, Jr
J. R. Hulle
Susan Bibb
The
Charlies
William Pyster
Thuralay
Old Mexico
Mary Lamar
Selma
Charles H. Foster
Norma Chandler
Frank Lide
Mrs. R. T. Rives
City Park
Princess Theatre Bld
Phage
Jones Dave Apollon
Tali & Orchestra
Aol
Oman
Tir
Sydney
Man Fonda Era
Mura Ea
Warren Hymer
United A and
PII H Ly
Lyons New Management
Virginia Witte
Miss Leland
Benson Field
Morgan
Miss Glad
Jayne Regan
Goidel’s Oak
Moye
Moye’s
Beauty Shop
Capitol
Boris Kariofea
Dorothy
Appleby
Raena
Virginia Varrill
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