Bible study and church circle reports from Memorial Drive and Central Baptist
Readings from the Circle on Memorial Drive Methodist Church include a prayer by Mrs Parker and scripture reading by Miss Hendon. The Joyful Servants Class at Central Baptist installed officers led by Mrs Ridings, while the Tuesday Whist Club hosted by Mrs Kennedy met in Bellemina with Prack as guest.
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Legionnaires Honored On Thirtieth Birthday
Legion Home event honors Morgan County Post No 15 members on their 30th birthday with a display table a white cake candles and patriotic decor. Auxiliary serves ice cream cake coffee and nuts as Jimmy Williams Legion Commander blows out the candles.
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Legionnaires
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Personal visits and spring holiday plans around Decatur
Almanac of acquaintances shows Al Jones from Alabama Tuscaloosa arriving Thursday for spring holidays with Mr and Mrs Arthur A Jones. Other separations note visits by Mrs Walter Jackson Mrs John D Martin Jr and families to relatives in Eufaula Huntsville Louisville Auburn Decatur and Athens. Several students travel to Auburn for holiday gatherings and graduations while Barbara Hurst recovers after surgery in Louisville.
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al Jones
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Arthur A.jdones
J. R. Daniels
Auburn
Horace Dryden
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Arthur A. Jones
Mimi Jones
Pam Kyle
Baby
Ponsonby Kyle
Grant Street
Thomas Edward Hurst
Raphael Thompson
Barbara Hurst
J B. Hurst
4Th Street
Louisville
St. Joseph Infirmary
Kentucky
Moulton to Move Ahead on Street Improvement Plan
City council authorized James P. Miller and O Foole Engineering Co to draft a street improvement program potentially costing around 60,000 dollars. Preliminary surveys and plans aim to pave more than a mile of streets with curbs and gutters later, with assessments to be paid by property owners. work planned for the summer.
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Main Street
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Legion
Bisns Club
Jim Stone
Alexander
Russellville
Tax hearing date changed for Richardson tax case
The April 5 hearing in the case of Representative J. B. Richardson against the county board of revenue to stop the 3 mill courthouse tax will be before Judge James Crow in this jurisdiction. The date was incorrectly announced as May 5 last week.
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County Board of Revenue
Richardson
James Crow
Water Works Surpasses Tank Fill Needs In Moulton
Stanley Blakemore says the new filter plant and service pump can deliver over 400 gallons per minute, filling the reservoir in hours despite normal usage. The system, now fully active, lacks automatic shut off, causing occasional overflow until attended by staff. Local bankers Henderson and Gen try joined a Alabama Bankers Association gathering in Cullman. Red Cross worker Mrs. Nance promoted the current drive in Sheffield. Highsmith Funeral Home temporarily managed by Carl Gibson as staff vacationed. Charles Sheats visited from Berea Kentucky bringing sweet potatoes for planting. City Grill resumes operations under H. H. Hambrick and wife after a pause.
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City Water Works
Moulton
Blakemore
R. B. Henderson
L. W. Gentry
Alabama Bankers Association
Cullman
C. C. Nance
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Decatur
Mother hides boy from world after troubled life
The mother Mrs Sullivan pleads guilty in district court to neglect after admitting the child, conceived during a separation from her husband, lived indoors with restricted freedom while a frail boy dressed in ragged clothing was found alone in the street. The boy’s father died years before.
Ice Show Attendees and Local Visitors Reported
The nine months under lease by Mr and Mrs Jas A Hicks noted. Attendees at the Birmingham Ice Show included W G Littrell Allen Wilkerson Mary Helen Lile and Leo Fretwell. Fred Ellenberg of Caddo community returned Monday after a flu illness. Walter Cagle and William Little of Mt Hope 2 were in town Tuesday for business.
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Jas. A. Hicks
Birmingham
W. G. Littrell
Alline Wilkerson
Mary Helen Lile
Leo Fretwell
Fred Ellenberg
Caddo
Walter Cagle
William Little
Mt. Hope 2
CARDUS Two-Way Help for Women’s Oldest Problem
Modern women seek relief from monthly menstrual pain with CARDUS offering two options. One way starts three days before the period and follows label directions to ease pain, the other acts as a monthly tonic to improve appetite digestion and resistance. CARDUS is presented as scientifically prepared and tested with CARDUI suggested for relief.
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Cardus
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Court hearing for Mrs Sullivan in district court today
Mrs Sullivan appears in district court again today for a hearing on the charge her condition permitting. Gerald, once a ragged urchin, finds temporary happiness in a home as many seek to adopt him, but officials say his future will take time to determine. Fruit Gritters dessert suggestion ends with nutmeg and mace dusting.
How to Bake and Serve Medium-Sized Sweet Potatoes
Medium sized sweet potatoes bake in a moderately hot oven for about half an hour. They can be served in the shell or peeled and mashed with butter or margarine salt and pepper. A pinch of celery salt may be added to the mash if desired.
Board to Meet on Freight Car Needs for Q2 1949
The Southeastern shippers advisory board will meet tomorrow to study freight car requirements and business trends for the second quarter of 1949. Today's sessions include the executive committee and joint free claim prevention committee meetings and a joint conference of the railroad transportation and railroad traffic committees.
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Southeastern Shippers Advisory Board
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