For Sale Notice From G C Williams and Cupp Plant Co
Registered O I C saw weighs 175 pounds priced at 35 dollars. Registered pigs weigh 70 pounds priced at 15 dollars each. Contact G C Williams Route 6 Athens. Also La copper skin Porto Rico potato plants 43 dollars per thousand prepaid. Cupp Plant Co Route 1 Cullman Ala. M 3
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Porto Rico
Gulf State
Stargions
G. C. Williams
Route 6
Athens
M-3
Cupp Plant Co
Route 1
Cullman, Ale
Copper Skin
Nancy
Dooley
Cullman
Ala
Revival at Memorial Drive Methodist Draws Big Crowd
Dr. Roy Hewlett preached to a large congregation from Exodus 32 26 urging a clear choice for the Lord's side. He compared the two opposing forces of right and wrong to biblical backsliding and emphasized the cost of revival, including sacrifices that built the nation and Christ's sacrifice for salvation. Services run daily 10:00 am and 7:30 pm with old time gospel singing before each service.
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Roy Hewlett
Memorial Drive
Promised Land
Mt. Sinai
Moses
Plymouth Rock
Hatton High seniors enjoy picnic at Joe Wheeler Dam
The Senior I class and others joined a Hanna picnic at Joe Wheeler Dam on Wednesday. Numerous residents and relatives visited, with families from Hatton and nearby towns attending. graduation exercises of Hatton High are scheduled for Friday night.
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Joe Wheeler
Winnie Sue Carpenter
Christine Little
Bobbie Sue Johnson
A. Z. Parker
Nadine Smith
Mamie Wilson
Lois Hall
Wylodean McCreless
Aliee Masterson
Caroleen Riggs
Dorothy Maye Gargis
Bettie Lou Randolph
Berta Masterson
Theda McCreless
Hayes Boyd
Willmer Beck
Leland Beck
Billie Parker
Dewey Bradford
Seldon Hatton
Junior
van Hall
Little Son
Tennessee
Winnie Sue
Malcolm Carpenter
Clifford Riner
Bennie Owens
Laverne
Birmingham
Dean Smith
Texas
Otis’ Copeland
Floyd Copeland
Robbie Garrett
Cullman
Earl Ray
Malcolm Smith
Billy Gene
Betty Ann
Monroe Terry
Decatur
Russell Childs
Joe Childs
Russellville
Alton Cornelius
Brice
Sheffield
Alma Bradford
Florence
J. N. Bradford
Oliver
Van
Reuben Hall
Kentucky
Hayes William
W. R. Taylor
Nolan Beck
Isa
Mary
Hatton High School
Sam Garrett
Joyce Maxine
Miss Clara Thompson Slips at Home Breaks Wrist
Miss Clara Thompson slipped and fell on a concrete floor at her home last week and broke her wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Hubbard and their children joined relatives near Hartselle for the annual decoration at Friendship Sunday. Ferrel Hubbard is on the sick list this week. Rev. Virgil Sizemore of Cullman county will fill the pulpit.
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Clara Thompson
Buford Hubbard
J. D. Hammon
Gladys Wallace
Robert Moore
Hartselle
Friendship
Ferrel Hubbard
Virgil Sizemore
Cullman County
Morgan County farming notes on terraces and corn yields
Emory D Flack of Somerville route 2 uses AAA help to terrace 40 acres with plans for another 40, using a small tractor and team for fill. Local farmers push soil erosion control, livestock expansion, and improved pasture while county agents urge fertilizer practices to boost 1944 corn yields along with garden planting tips and notes from the 4-H calf show.
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Emory D. Flack
Somerville
AAA
Mr. Flack
A. C
Flack
Hubert Moore
Hulaco
J. B
W. M. Patterson
Lacon
Morgan County
B. G. Hall
E. P. Thornhill
Mosby
Paymaster
Memorials and family notices from the region
Brown's chapel hosts the second Sunday service. A memorial at Bold Knob Lawrence county drew attendees. Dick Pennell, U S Navy, on leave in California. Mrs Sidney Motes reports sister Cleo Dodd of Tennessee improving after critical illness at Florence hospital. J S Hannock learns son William David Hannock, previously listed as missing in action in England, is safe.
Community Notes from Morgan County Rock Springs
Mr and Mrs Byrd West and Mr and Mrs Hollis West and daughter Gayle visited Claude Roberts family Sunday afternoon. Several locals visited, called on friends, or spent time with kin in Decatur Oak Ridge and Oak Ridge areas. Rev Floyd Parker will attend next Sunday night due to decoration. not present at 11 oclock service.
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Byrd West
Hollis West
Gayle
Claude Roberts
Sue Callahan
Berta
Edgar Callahan
Floyd Parker
Grace Taylor
Esther Callahan
Ben Roberts
Decatur Friay
Philip England
Dixie Roberts
Cleon Roberts
Luke Roberts
Leon Osborne
Claude. Roberts
Scott- King
Kermit
Carolyn
East Gadsden
Dorothy
Hartselle
Oak Ridge
Wilmer Hartselle
Decatur
Edgar
Edgar Melson
A. P. Roberts
Percy Livingston
Livingston
James.Carl
U. S. Navy
Gladys. West
Vera Thompson
Fred Stephenson
Mildred Long
Lawrence Ellisville Social News Roundup
Miss Ruth Livingston hosts and visits are noted around Ellisville. Couples and families including Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bennett of Hopewell, Mr. and Mrs. John Aldridge, Mrs. Dora Teague, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Legg, Mr. and Mrs. Edd McCormick, and Miss Lena Livingston are mentioned with Sunday and weekend gatherings in Ellisville and nearby towns.
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Friendship
Leon Bennett
Hopewell
John Aldridge
Jim Lowery
J. R. Livingston
Decatur
Grady Legg
Dora Teague
Elvin Collins
John Collins
Edd McCormick
Hartsélle
Gurnie Segars
First Sea Island Cotton Arrives in the Country in 1786
The long fiber Sea Island cotton was introduced to the United States in 1786, marking the start of a key cotton variety's history in the nation.
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Sea Island
Gardening in Better Shape in Montgomery Weather Summary
Meteorologist E. D. Emigh reports mixed progress in farm and garden work in Montgomery with favorable conditions for plowing and planting but unfavorable temps for cotton seed germination. Home gardens start well while corn and sweet potatoes lag. coastal Irish potato harvests progress. pasture and hay grasses thrive and cattle remain in good condition. Local notes include visits by Paul Thomas and W. G. Grantland, a Valhermosa School picnic, and S Sgt Jimmie Ransom returning to Camp Atterbury after a 14 day furlough.
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Montgomery
Ala
E. D. Emigh
Tennessee
Avery Thomas
Paul Thomas
Huntsville
W. G. Grantland
William Ottis Turney
Hartselle
Valhermosa School
Ruby Jennings
Jimmie Ransom
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Ollie Louise Turney
Residents Visit Mrs Wray After Cataco Exercises
Mr and Mrs Ernest Bramette and children of near Hartselle were recent visitors of her mother Mrs Eddie Wray. Mrs Albert Thomas has been involved in commencement exercises at Cataco.
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Ernest Bramette
Hartselle
Eddie Wray
Cataco
Albert Thomas
War year births favor boys in census counts
The Census Bureau reports 1,444,363 male births versus 1,364,631 female births in the country’s first full year of war, reflecting a boy-majority birth balance during that period.
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Census Bureau
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Farmers Exchange
Bee Line Highway
J. A. Smith McCoy
Tennessee River
Clayton Blankenship
Route 2
Herman Leeman
Box 322
Jersey
Route
Ro Roberts
Route 3
Danville
M-1
the Daily
John Deere K. C
International Harvester
D. P. Hendrix
G. E. Harris
Hillsboro
P. Sores
Leston
Oscar Sharpley
Farm Exchange
Kilpatrick
Routel
Carl Murphree
Burleson
Will Preist
Billy
Seldon Lowery
Burleson Mt
P. R
Taft Carden
Logan
Ogden
Lynn
D. W. Thaxton
Town Creek
Ella Pettit
Union Grove
Ferguson
Trinity
Tanner
C. C. Glenn
J. J. McDaniel
W. H. Wilson
R. F. Duke
Ce. Ur
Fred Murphree
1Ville
Good Model
Ford
McCormick New
Moulton
Saxiaay
J. Bohnson
Trinity M-3
Io Ee
B. A Williamson
Souces
Hollis ‘Tanner
A. C. Sample
H. J. Neville
Gilbert White
Whiteside
N. W
Kitchens Gin
Clifton H. Long
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard Store
Moulton Street
T. B
Bangs
Nolensville
Murfreesboro Road
Nolensville Road
Nashville
Hugh Thomason
Nolensville, Tenn
Stoneville
Coker
Scoco Fertilizer
Fred S. Hunt and
John D. Davis
Lawrence County Hatton
Flora Maye Beck
Gene Ahern
D. D. Marshall
Aberdeen
Amt
Meicus
Morgan
Morgan County Agriculture Council
Paul C. Davis
Bank Sr
Farmers Hardware CO
Falkville, Ala
Pittsburgh
Rock Springs
Lawrence County
Ellisville
Ruth Livingston
Wal Hermoso
De-Horning
Oliver and Other
PLCW
John W
Sandlin
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