Hartselle Book Club and Current Review meeting notes
The Book Lover's Club met at Mrs. Horace Roberts home with tulip and iris arrangements. Mrs. Sam Minor gave a devotional on The Spirit of Kindness and piano artist Mer rill Doss performed a half hour of music. The Dixielanders joined with Hartselle Band members for ministerial songs. The Current Review Club met at Mrs. H E Orrs home and elected to donate to Flint Sanatorium library. Plans for a May covered dish luncheon were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Roberts
Robert Rea
Walter Poole, Jr
Sam Minor
Rolan King
Merrill Doss
A. H. Lockwood
The
Dixielanders
Hartselle
Roy Roberts
Jimmy Cain
Bobby Cain
Martha Jean Channell
Virginia Ann Johnson
Current Review Club
H. E. Orr
Sherrill Avenue
D. L. Darden
W. H. Block
Frank Oakes
Decatur
C. K. Parker
W. T. Stewart, Jr
J. P. Simpson
Flint
AFL Installs New Officials at State Labor Convention
The Alabama Federation of Labor sworn in new officers led by H Grady Grinstead of Mobile as president and W C Daugherty of Gadsden as vice president. Fred Vann of Anniston reelected to state chaplain duties. Cornelius Maiden of Birmingham named Negro vice president at large for the Northern district. Ten district vice presidents and two lady vice presidents at large were elected.
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Nellie
Ma) Kiefer
la Crosse
Wis
George Fujikawa
Sam Tanimoto
Honolulu
Ma Kiefer
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Hawaii
Ala
Alabama Federation _ of Labor
H. Grady Grinstead
Mobile
Typographical Union
Mobile Press Register
Sam Douglass
Birmingham
W.C. Daugherty
Gadsden
The
Molders’ Union
Fred Vann
Anniston
Painters-Union
E. J
Birmingham, Street Railway and Bus Drivers’ Union
Mary Sue Densmore
Garment Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Cornelius
Maiden
Laundry Workers’ Union
W. W. McDuffie
Birmingham Brickmasons’ Union
Curtis Ikard
Florence
Operating Engineers’ Union
C. A. Rettig
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Amos Caldwell
Tuscaloosa
Paper Makers’ Union
W. H. Higginbotham
Anniston Carpenters’ Union
RB. E. Roddam
Josey
Huntsville
Caren ‘Union
Joe M. Strickland
Painters’ Union
T. S. Hartley
Montgomery
James F. Roper
Decatur
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Sue
Poldins Kortskie
Mobile Central Trades Council
Mattie Jones
United Garments Workers’ Union
Jesse Thomas
Mobile Molders’ Union
Seminole Tribe Formed From Creek Splinter in 18th Century
A split from the Creek tribe led to the formation of the Seminole in the 18th century. The new group established distinct identity and leadership as they separated from their former kin.
Ancient Egyptians Kneaded Bread with Feet
Ancient texts claim Egyptian bakers used feet to knead dough while artisans formed clay with their hands. The contrast highlights varied craft techniques in ancient daily life.
Trails of Central Africa Linked to Arab Slave Traders
In Central Africa historians note many trails are believed to have been developed by Arab slave traders. Some fish species possess teeth on their tongues, a rare adaptation observed in certain aquatic life.
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Central Africa
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Jane Long
Joe W. Puckett
Black
H. G. Long
Virginia Anne Johnson
Auburn
Jimmy
Grady Long
H. C. Pickens
Hilda Wallace
Joy Broom
Rita Faye Wallace
Marion
Pickens
C. Y. Quinn
Leon Orr
Patsy
Barbara Simpson
Marion Military Academy
Jack Brock Long
Charles Quinn
Robert Orr
Bob Pickens
Billy Caden
W. V. Pattillo
Ralph
Ernest Roden
Danville
Danville High School
Miss Letitia Gundy
Denese West
Gilroy Garfield Gundy
Wayne Penn
Clarice Borland
Peggy Thompson
Gertrude Borland
Clarice
Ruth Williams
Harold Hazard
Gertrude
Denver
Colorado
Morgan County
Wilda Smith Turney
Circuit Court OF
Aid Pol
Decatur, Ala
McNelly Motors
New Dodge
Miles
Second Ave
AFL
Buford Burgess
Frank Fulton
Harold
Billy Frank Hogan
Sue Prentis
Merle Burchell
Hotchkiss
Warren Puckett
Sapolia
Pipp
Billy Cook
Peggy Penn
Madame Gasparilla
Peggy Stephenson
Jonesby
Hal Moore
Jack
CC. Owen
J.D. Owen
Birmincham Bel
Decatur Daily
Princess
Amu
Justice OF the Peace
Co. L
C. L. Buck, Sr
Alabama
Decatur’s
Bargain House of
North Alabama
E. Johnston St
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