New Pontiff Addresses World With Call For Peace
City March 3 A newly elected pope spoke five minutes from the Sistine Chapel urging peace faith charity and love of Jesus Christ in a broadcast to Christians world he will be crowned March 12 as the first native Roman pontiff in 218 years and may pursue a conciliatory Vatican policy.
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Richard G. Maslock
Sistine Chapel
Jesus Christ
Vatican
Christ
Gravito Pignatelli di Belmont
Pontifical
Pius XII
Pius XI
Pius XII seen as cautious reformer toward Germany
A Vatican-informed forecast notes Pius XII will pursue firmer yet calm policies to improve church and state relations with Germany and other nations. With past ties to Berlin through the 1929 concordat and 1933 agreement, the 63-year-old pope is viewed as measured and experienced. He retires to the St Peter's cell after yesterday's balcony benediction and homage.
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Pius XII
Germany
Holy Father
Vatican
Berlin
Nazi Germany
St. Peter's
Pius XI
Lawrence County Visitors Highlight Local Guests
Mr and Mrs John Lee Foster and son Don from Newburg visited Mr and Mrs M J Carroll Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alton Martin and children from Decatur spent the past weekend with Mr and Mrs J H Martin. Mrs Clifton Little and Mrs Jack Waldrop visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Blair Montgomery Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Byron Young visited relatives in Danville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilburn Murphree visited Mr and Mrs Wallace Murphree Sunday.
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John Lee Foster
Don
Newburg
M. J. Carroll
Alton Martin
Decatur
J. H. Martin
Clifton Little
Jack Waldrop
Blair Montgomery
Byron Young
Danville
Wilburn Murphree
Wallace Murphree
Morgan County Social Roundup at Hartselle and Nearby
Numerous locals attended the Hart selle basketball tournament Friday and Saturday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Pryor McRee of Decatur and Rev. I. W. Myers. Students and residents visited kin across Morgan County as weddings, illnesses, and home improvements filled a busy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Pryor McRee
Decatur
T. J. Russell
I. W. Myers
Gilbert Dean
Auburn Polytechnic Institute
Lillian Pointer
Talucah
Flora Lawrence
W. N. Dalton
Leroy Thomas
William Turney
Cecil Murphy
R. T. Thomas
Cotaco
Dottie McCutcheon
Robert Willis
Singing at Bethlem church in Mt Tabor area
Miss Annie McCutcheon was seriously ill with appendicitis and operated on at Baugh's Infirmary. Mr. and Mrs. Luker and daughter Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Laker attended their sister's funeral in Chattanooga. Charles Moore stayed with Paul Weinman for a scout meeting. Mt Hope Demonstration Club to meet with Mrs. Herman McKee. Mrs. Roy Moore and daughter visited Mrs. Frank Neely. Louise McCutcheon, employed in Columbia, Tenn., visited her parents.
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Bethlehem Church
Annie McCutcheon
Baugh’s Infirmary
D. G. Luker
Virginia
J. F. Laker
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Moore
Paul Weinman
Mt. Hope
Morgan County Forrest Chapel Monthly Singing Next Sunday
The Morgan County community at Forrest Chapel plans the monthly sing next Sunday night March 5 with the Antioch Wren and Cullman quartets and local singers. Mrs. Pervis Cox and baby visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cassie West, last Thursday. Numerous local updates follow including visits, illnesses, and a birth anniversary celebration for Adrian Jones hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jones with friends Edwin Higdon Jewel Curtis Edith Curtis Ernest Speakman Ora Mae Speakman Ruben Sims Rachel Ward Pauline Bolan.
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Antioch, Wren and Cullman
Pervis Cox
Baby
Cassie West
Floyd Halbrooks
Ben Roberts
Tom Speakman
Lucian Summerford
Louise Higdon
L. J. Sandin
Oak Ridge
Jasper Graves and
Ozelle West
Cecil Belew
Rocky Ford
Erwin Story
Earl Wilcut and Son
Birmingham
Seldon Higdon
Tennis Slater and Son
Lawrence County
Pauline Bolan
Jewel
Edith Curtis
Kathryn Vest
Hartselle
Rachel Ward
L. H. Jones
Adrian
Edwin Higdon
Ernest
Ora Mae Speakman
Ruben Sims
Adrian Jones
An Illness Forecast in March from Office Cat
A humorous March forecast warns of a grave affliction this month with notes on lambs and lions. It describes symptoms as high temperature and fast heartbeats, plus slow sighs, and cautions about spring malady affecting both the dumb and wise. The piece ends with light exchanges about Sally Starves and a quirky stock market remark.
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Lyla Myers
Fragmented Humorous Snippets and Facts From A Paper Archive
A collage of unrelated lines covers history notes on America’s name origin, light exchanges about money for a dress, a lyric critique, clock banter from a circus, views on public spirited wives, college coeds and professors, a voter seed joke, and simple social exchanges about money and honesty.
Sunday Social and Community Notes in Morgan County
Large crowd attended Sunday school and preaching. Visitors include Miss Jean Parnell Josie Frances Wright and Louise Wright with Irvin Garner family. Mrs. Clayton Hicks ill Sadie Lee visiting Lovie McAbee. Howard Landers Danville, Hansel Anders Falkville in town. Butch Crawford Penn Schoolhouse. Starlin Price family moved in. Rev Roscoe Wilhite to preach third Sunday in March.
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Jean Parnell
Josie Frances Wright
Louise Wright
Irvin Garner
Clayton Hicks
Sadie Lee
Lovie McAbee
Neal
Howard Landers
Danville
Hansel Anders
Falkville
Butch Crawford
Penn Schoolhouse
Starlin. Price
Roscoe Wilhite
Daily crossword puzzle across clues and filler text
Puzzle grid presents across and down clues with mixed garbled OCR, including entries like 14 Egg drinks 29 Vanished and 1 Jewel 22 A hawk a oo. Numerous broken phrases and stray letters follow, interspersed with words such as Exclama man hae, 25 A swelling tion, 32 J slang, and 39 Prefix de craft. Copyright 1939 King Features Syndicate In
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O—Dearh
Mailia
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Etta Pence in Somerville
Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson hosted a birthday celebration Sunday February 26 for Mrs Etta Pence marking her seventieth birthday. A noon meal featured a centerpiece cake with seventy pink candles in the family home, a site with four generations born there and a reunion of relatives from Hartsville Somerville Decatur Hartselle and nearby areas.
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Floyd Johnson
Etta Pence
Floyd Pence
Floyd Pence, Jr
Hartselle
Will Pence
Ralph
Hazel
Laurette
Don
Linda Gail
Willis Johnson
Marynelle
Sallie Moody
Somerville
Louise Cooper
Roy Gosline
Decatur
Lorrie
Helen
Max
Jerry Wayne
Johnson
Center Grove Community News Summary
The Morgan County Center Grove community notes health remains good despite frequent rain limiting outdoor work. The Lundy Beavers buried their day old infant last Saturday. Mrs. Sara Hipp died Sunday at her son’s home near Center Grove. burial followed at Center Grove Moyday. Nearby relatives from Moulton Cotaco Priceville Hartselle visited. Roy Whisenant remains ill at Benevolent Society hospital.
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Lundy Beavers
Sara Hipp
BE. T. Hipp
Hipp
Center Grove Moyday
Mary Lee Foote
Moulton
Gurnie Foote
Cotaco
R. H. Ryan
Priceville
Walter Black
Sum Ryan
Hartselle
Roy Whisenant
Benevolent Society Hospital
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Hipp Held at Center Grove
Morgan County notes list social visits and gatherings across Center Grove with multiple residents hosting and visiting family members. Events include quilting by Mrs Byrtle Oden, weekend stays with Self, Woodard, Julian, and others, and regular preaching days noted for Saturday and Sunday.
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Sarah Hipp
Center Grove
Frann Self
Ravanell Jones
Hilda. Weaver
Bessie Hamilton
Byrtle Oden
Floy
Nell, Cois
E. L. Julian
Jack Hamilton
Ard McKee
William Lewis
J. H. Brooks
Cecil Tanner
J. F. Tanner
Alice Self
Earl Reynolds
Martha Oden
Lucy Griffin
Blue Springs
Mattie Oden
Vesta Self
Frann
P. K. Woodard
Eva
Malinda Lewis
Mary McKee
Jessie King
Monroe McKee
Facts Told To Club On Southern Marketing Trends
Mr Fuller agricultural agent of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company spoke to a Decatur Kiwanis Club gathering on rural marketing needs. He illustrated with maps, discussed soils, livestock, truck crops, and South processing plants, stressing orderly marketing and South farm production wealth.
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Decatur
Fuller
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Alabama
Messrs. Scales
Pentecost
Edmunds
Barnwell
Westmoreland
Florence
Longnecker
Pittsburgh
Hendrix
Clyde Hendrix
Ah Agricultural Committee
South
Tennessee
The
Classified Ads Invite Housewife Advertisers
A brief classified note invites housewives to place ads by phone. Call 46 and ask for the Ad Taker to arrange the advertisement details and pricing.
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Gene Ahern
Au Foward Arnold Charles Coburn
Joseph Schildkraut
Landersville
Thrifty Food Store
Mayfield
Murdock
Phillips Pork and Beans
Can
Campbell's
Campbell’s
Swift & Co
Martha Logan
Baltimore
Blackhawk Rindless
Swift
Hormel
Morgan County
Woodland Mills
W. L. McCutcheon
Dai Woods
Glenn
Jasper
Gene Ryan
Cedar Creek
Grace Reeves
East Pike
Martha Ryan
Mary Barton Moore
Roy Moore
Morgan County High School
Billy
Chas. Moore
James Edward Puckett
Polly
John McCutcheon
MT. Tabor
Wade
Hogan's
Hogan
Ervice Bth Ave
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Doris and
Willodene Roberts
J. P. Roberts
Neel
Lewis Sandlin
Junius
Frank
Calvin
Sally Starves
Jim Starves
Harold
Gladys
Charles
America
Amerigo Vespucci
Waldseemuller
College of St. Die
Otto
Lem
Lemuel
Ott
Ned
Ruth
Fred
Lebanon
Daily Cross
King Features Syndicate
Morgan County Center Grove
Norma Shearer
Blonde Cutie Eee
Elue Deer
Turner Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard
Moulton ST
Rock Creek
Sycamore Street
Dixie Queen
Mitchell & Lee
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