Morgan High School Students Engage in Debates and Bible Study
Morgan County High School reported active student participation in a Bible study course at the First Methodist church in Hartwell with 74 attendees. Senior II and I classes held verse readings and talks on democracy while plans were announced for the Alabama University debate and a Birmingham News Herald sponsored oratorical contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan High
University of Alabama
George Washington
Bernice Wiason
Lucille Anthony
Elizabeth Blair
Eleanor Wilson
Ethel Nelson
Sarah Hardwick
Frank Smith
Nell Sample
Washington
Ruby Sanders
Freda Compton
Norene Garrison
John Burgoyne
Morgan County
Morgan
Austinville
Somerville
Ryan’s Cross Roads
Eva
Falkville
Union Hill
Community Notes From Basham Area Social Roundup
Mrs Elen Brothers and J Washburns family visited Mrs J F Thompson and children. Illness flu reported at Mrs W H Thompson home. J J Herring family visited Mr and Mrs J M Jones. Lavern Roper visited sister Mrs Albert Looney in Decatur. Several local youths and families gathered with neighbors for weekend visits and Friday night hosting by Grady Lane and others in Leesdale and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cabe Smith
Decatur
G. B. Jones
Lois
J. J. Herring
Lois Herring
Leesdale
Irene Thompson
Moulton Heights Meeting Delayed
The Moulton Heights meeting to hear Rev. Peter M. Dennis address Red Cross chapter organization has been postponed to Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Heights
Peter M. Dennis
Red Cross
Leontine Transforms in The Garden of Mystery
In this chapter Araminta and Elise discuss Barney’s rally, while Leontine blooms in a new white blue and pink dress as a charming suitor arrives. A romance escalates as Leontine falls for the Englishman and Barney reconciles with Araminta, ending with a quiet embrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leontine
Leo
Araminta
Anne Hampton
Elise
Taylor
Barney
Oliver King
Tad
Barney's Oe
Minta
Alabama Women Take Lead Roles in Missionary Council
Alabama women are cast in leading roles for the Woman's Missionary Council session of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Louisville March 8 to 14. Helen B Bourne of Athens will give intercession. I Morris of Birmingham is secretary of the commission of industrial relations. Miam R Hobdy of Union Springs serves on the executive and other committees. E W Berry of Camden sits on interracial cooperation and related commissions. additional Alabama participants include Mrs John R Turner of Jasper and Mrs T H Tyson, presidents of state missionary societies.
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Montgomery
Als
Alabama
Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Louisville
Helen B. Bourne
Athens
Bureau of Cooperation and Extension
I. Morris
Birmingham
Commission of Industrial Relations
Miam R .L. Hobdy
Union Springs
E. W. Berry
Camden
John R. Turner
Jasper
North Alabama Conference Missionary Society
T. H. Tyson
Alabama Conference Missionary Society
Bentley family moves from Woodland Mills to Leeman place
Mr and Mrs E P Bentley and children left Woodland Mills on Friday and moved to the Leeman place near Priceville. Little Marion Lawrence is staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Willie Lawrence at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Bentley
Leeman Place
Priceville
Marion Lawrence
Willie Lawrence
Alabama Spindles Whirl Steadily in January
Alabama averaged 272 spindle hours in January per spindle, tying Virginia for third among cotton states. Alabama had 1,871,243 spindles with 1,063,066 in operation and 508,619,246 active spindle hours, behind South Carolina at 366 hours and Tennessee at 336.
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Virginia
Alabama
South Carolina
Tennessee
Miss Harrison to Assist Penney Style Show Tonight
Miss Ethel Harrison will assist this evening at Penney's Style Show with 10 young ladies displaying spring and summer outfits. The event begins at 7 30 p m and the store closes at 5 00 p m to prepare for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Harrison
Penney
Glass Anderton Clash Before Senate On Prohibition Bill
Frank Glass publisher of the Montgomery Advertiser clashes with H L Anderton Birmingham attorney before a senate committee hearing on the Mullins prohibition repeal convention bill. Glass denies taking any of the so called dirty dollars and accuses Anderton of years of false propaganda. House appropriations committee votes to forbid any employee of the education department from receiving funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Frank Glass
Montgomery Advertiser
H. L. Anderton
Birmingham
Senate
Anderton
Local visitors share weekend hospitality in Valdermosa and Taloocah
Bavng Wad Be on pat Fre esansens Glen Brown and Elton Brown of Taloocah joined Mrs. Ernest Johnson for a Saturday visit. Friday night guests were Miss Annie Ruth McNally and Miss Sarah Chunn at Valdermosa, hosted by Miss Pearl Miller and Miss Avis McCutcheon.
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Pat
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Lee
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Weaver
Harrison
Burleson
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McCormick
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Ryan
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Morgan Boys
Coach Long
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Second Ave
Moulton St
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Tucker
Eee
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Araminte
Viise
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Steiie
Tfrwi Loans
Ois
Woodland Mills
Miss Harrison
G. W. McCutcheon
Martha Tate
Robert Willis
John B. Kirk
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