Local Social Notes From Hartselle and Nearby Seen
Social roundup mentions Mrs Leslie Holmes in Hartselle on Grace. Alford returns Thursday after a stay at Paris Black. Mrs Bet and family in Hartsel and Decatur. Christine Elliott Edwards is noted. Ella Nellie starts at Athens College and may visit Neaver family for graduation. Mr and Mrs H F Holmes visit sister Mrs Kay at Union Hill. EB Brown and Hodges Crowns family seen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. F. Holmes
Mrs. Kay
Union Hill
Mrs
EB. J. Brown
Mrs. Hodges Crown
Falkville Commencement Attendees and Local Visits
Among those at Falkville commencement exercises are Mrs. J C Tidwell Mrs Eddie Morris Mrs C B Neile and family Misses Lucy McComack and Alice Oden George Alford and Floyd Key Co V Brown was called to the bedside of his ill brother in law Mr W H Jenkins at Falkville T P Thompson and family attended the decoration at Priceville J M and N F Key drove to Guntersville Mises Lacey McComack who graduated Elton High School Tennessee returned home Tuesday Mr and Mrs R M Brown of Cullman visited their sister Mrs G Harden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
J. C. Tidwell
Eddie Morris
C. B Neile
Lucy McComack
Alice Oden
George, Alford
Floyd Key
Mises Lacey McComack
Elton High School
Tennessee
R. M. Brown
Cullman
G. Harden
Basham Play Draws Community Attendees Saturday Night
Wes W. Gosling noted several members of the community attended the Basham play Saturday night, indicating strong local turnout for the event.
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Basham
Community News Notes From Somerville Area
Somerville Mornings report visits among local families with Decatur ties. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley and relatives attend events. J O Guyer offers business tips. several residents attend decorations at Antioch and New Cahanan. Local travelers include Vince Terry of Florida and Miss Ida Rice returning from Decatur. Mothers Day observances yield a church collection for Superannuate Homes.
Moulton Social Notes Include Return of William Goodlett
Mrs R Y Moulton receives news of her son William Goodlett and his wife’s arrival from Romania after twenty years away. The couple plan a short stay in Moulton with kin before sailing for Manqua in June. Local visitors include S M Lufburrow and Burley Brown of Atlanta, J Lufburrow, plus Elanor McGregor visiting from Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultone
Moulton
S.M. Lufburrow
Little
Burley Brown
Atlanta
J. Lufburrow
Eee
Elanor McGregor
R. P. Trewin
TAA Given at Flint School 38 Monday Night
Mrs. Lula Wade of Decatur delivered a TAA at Flint School 38 on Monday night amid local events with attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint ‘School
Mrs
Lula Wade
Decatur
Waa
Eee Sun
Local residents visit over the weekend
Mise Alice Odell of Gandy's Cove and Burford Hough of Huntsville spent Sunday visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs A M Donaway of Hartselle were also in town Sunday visiting relatives. C P Johnston went to Decatur on Tuesday for business. Mrs Ethel Penny near Vet Cle and C Mpa ine joined a group at Mt Tabor for decoration. Prof O I Duncan and family left for Franklin county for a several weeks visit. Mrs J W Gilchrist visited relatives in Decatur Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burford Hough
Huntsville
Mise
Ethel Penny
Near Vet Cle
DE. C
O. Ix Duncan
Franklin County
Macedonia Homecoming Marks Church Anniversary Service
Macedonia holds an all day service on May 29 with Rev. J. D McClanahan to preach in the morning and singing in the afternoon. The public is invited to attend and bring books. A Means school play succeeded despite bad weather, raising funds for the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
J. D McClanahan
Hartselle
Local residents attend ceremonies and visits in Hartselle
Miss Susie McCulloch spent the weekend in Hartselle. Christine Gosline and Emmitt Roberts received a diploma for completing the Grammar School. Quiet a number from this place attended Decoration at Johnson Chapel Sunday. Lois McCulloch and Robert Duncan received a certificate of attendance for being neither absent nor tardy during the school year. Mr. and Mrs. Emitt Miller spent Saturday night with his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Miller
Evalee
Margaret Ransom
Mrs. Slate
New Cahanan
Christine Gosline
Emmitt Roberts
Johnson Chapel
Lois McCulloch
Robert Duncan
Mrs. Emitt Miller
Avith
Local Church and Public Meetings Reported in Moulton Area
Mrs 3 Cl Perney and Clifford Murphey fulfilled monthly church duties at the Church of Christ in Moulton. Aldridges attended services and heard the commencement sermon at Town Creek. Local officials and residents including S L Morrow and John Ave Bae h elle appeared before the revenue board on road and school matters. Miss Earline Harville visited relatives in Decatur over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Murphey
Church of Christ
Moulton
Earl Aldridge
Town Creek
Decoration at Moases Chapel Sunday May 15
There will be Decoration at Moases Chapel Sunday May 15, everybody is invited to go. Vernie Nethery of Birmingham spent the week with his father. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. ee were ill and Mr. and Mrs. 8 B Atkins spent Sunday night with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Garrison
J. Winton
Woodland Mill
Sam Dunaway
Mra. T. P. Ee
8. B. Atkins
Moases
Local Hartselle Notes Include Weddings Visits and Rabies Treatment
Florette Shae Riese and Lola Templeton visit Hart selle with Mr and Mrs J H Hendon and Miss Pauline St John hosts Edna Hen Columbus Johnston and Lawson Lynn. Buddie Weaver treated for squirrel bite. Nearby travelers Pervis Cox and R B Templeton pass through Platette en route to Albertville. Miss Mary Fowler at Cullman County exercises. Wilma Jackson and Judd Grady wed at Somerville. Hender son preacher Blue Springs May 15. Mazé ill with mumps. Don’t forget the entertainment school May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Templeton
Pervis Cox
Hartselle
Platette
Local School Weekends and Visits Highlight Weekend Activities
A Sunday crowd gathers at the school building for a contest between the sixth grade and Junior High on tardiness and absences, which the high school won by 21 points. Families and relatives visit, with many names listed among guests and Sunday callers, including the Dunaways and Cooper family. A picnic followed the event with time for fishing before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Landers
Pastor Baldridge Attends Southern Baptist Convention
Rev. P. B. Baldridge, pastor of the local Baptist church, returned from Louisville Monday morning after a week attending the Southern Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Baldridge
Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
Sun Beam Band members honor ill Mrs Martin
Twenty five Sun Beam Band members led by Mrs Hendon gathered at Mrs N C Martin’s home to present flowers after a missed Sunday service. The group’s numbers have grown from s to thirty seven in a few months as cottage prayer meetings gain attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Beam Band
Lou Barnes
Decoration at Johnson Chapel Sunday attracts local visitors
Oak Ridge and surrounding residents attended the Decoration at Johnson Chapel on Sunday. Names include Mrs. Carrie Orr of Miami Florida visiting relatives, Letty Layton of Liberty with sister, Mr. and Mrs. T P McClusky hosting, and the Sparkman String Band winning first prize at a fiddlers contest in Hartselle Riz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Orr
Miami, Florida
Miss. Letty Layton of
Liberty
Mrs
Luther Sparkman
Albert Martin
Evenlyn Clayton
W. L. Sparkman
Sparkman
Hartselle
Missionary Societies Plan Boxes As Illness Spreads
The Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. Franks home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Sherrill is very ill at her home. Trinity Missionary Society prepares a flood relief box to be shipped later this week. Christeen Sheats and Leonard Carl were quietly married in Pulaski on Friday afternoon. The community wishes them happiness.
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The
Ladies Missionary Soc
Frank
John Sherrill
Trinity Missionary Society
Misa Christeen Sheats
Leonard Carl
Pulaski
Terin
Priday Ornoon
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Leslie Holmes
Grace “Alford
Thoreday
Mrs. Eliott Edwards
Christine
Paris
Bla
Ck. Brown
Hartsele
Atts B. Bush
P. Y’s Cove
Ella Nellie
Athens College
Neaver
T. P. Thompson
Priceville
J. 3
N. F. Key
Guntersville
Wes W. Gosling
Somerville News
Howard Morley
J. W. Winton
J. 0. Guyer
Hartnelle
L. F. Howell
J. Crosthwaite
Antioch
Ford Swift
Hartrela
Emmadarian
Vince Terry
Florida
W. T. Teneteas and Family
T. N. Brindley
Bluff City
J. A. Garrison, Jr
Mr. Garrison
Birmingham Southern
Mikell and
C. P. Johnson
Lacon
R. ©. Miller
Dave Carroll
Ida Rice
Harry Rice
Blanche
Eva Winton
Anne Forney Sr
Birmingham
Judge
Mise Alice Odell
Gandy’s Cove
Mr. and
Mra. A M. Donaway
C. P. Johnston
C. T. Watking
Mt. Tabor
J. W. Gilchrist
Means School
Susie McCulloch
Cl Pérney
S. L. Morrow
Lawrence
Deece
John
W. BR. ‘Taylor
Ben Hagood
Milton Littl
Ri'm. Landers
Walter Taylor
Hatton
Board of Revenue
L. Hampton
Hodge’s Store
J. R. Ane
County Board of Education
Goff Owens
Tennessee Valley
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Pate
Vernié
Florette
C. C. Shae Riese
Lola Templeton
Hartéelle
Mra
J. H. Hendon
Pauline St.John
Edna Hen
Columbus Johnston
Lawson Lynn
Buddie Weaver
O. N. Covey
W. Wigginton
Mary Fowler
Fairview
Cullman County
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Judd Grady
Somerville
W. M.riethmaier
Héndérson
Blue Springs
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Bolg Hays
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W. M. Thomas
Roy McCutcheon
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Ray
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Roy Roberts
Dottie McCutcheon
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Beesiut
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Austinville News
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Memphis
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A. J. Roper
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Sheffield
Charles S. Crow and
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Bettie G. Crow
W. B. Austin
Richard Gingrich
Irene
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Oak Ridge News
Dean West
Ester Smith
Ee Ford
J. M. West
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