Alabama labor federation convenes in Tuscaloosa
Delegates from across the state gather for the Alabama federation of labor annual convention in Tuscaloosa. W D Boulin welcomes delegates. platform draft by the executive committee seeks changes to workers compensation, free textbooks through grade six, a labor department within agriculture and industry, sanitation licensing for barbers, an eight hour day for women, and ending night work for women and children.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama Federation of Labor
W. D. Boulin
Tuscaloosa - Central
Departut of Labor
Department of Agriculture and Industry
Baptist Group To Meet On Tuesday
A well attended Morgan County Baptist Association meeting is anticipated at Union Grove church five miles east of Hartselle. The program begins at 10 o clock and continues through the day.
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Morgan County Baptist Association
Union Grove Church
Hartselle
Seniors Invited To Meet Dr Denny
Seniors and parents from local high schools are invited to meet Dr George H Denny president of the University of Alabama. He will arrive Tuesday afternoon and stay at the Hotel Lyons as a guest of the local alumnae chapter with enthusiastic turnout expected.
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George H. Denny
University of Alabama
Denny
Hotel
Lyons
Valuable Papers Recovered After Automobile Theft
Miss Marcella Collier of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company rejoices as valuable papers in a notebook stolen from her car were recovered. An employee of a local auto concern found the notebook and returned it to her.
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Marcella Collier
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Collier
Takes Poison, Is Our Danger
Mrs. Austin DeGrafenreid reportedly swallowed Paris green on Moulton street Sunday afternoon and later improved after antidotes were given. She told doctors she took a mouthful and burned the rest of the package, with despondency noted as a possible cause.
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Austin DeGrafenreid
Moulton Street
DeGrafenried
Edington to Address Inter-City Kiwanis Meeting
Lieutenant Governor Lyn M Kennemar reports Governor Edington of Mobile will attend and address the Inter-City Kiwanis meeting tomorrow. Edington is noted as an able and eloquent speaker, and his message is highly anticipated by Kiwanians in Cullman.
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Cullman
Lyn M Kennemar
Kiwanis
Dave Edington
Mobile
Edington
Not Enough Rain For Morgan Crops
Showers fell over Morgan county late last week but are not enough to moisten parched soil, say Morgan county farmers. Hope remains that additional showers will come this week.
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Morgan County
Columbia Visitor Among Decatur Guests on Sunday
Columbia businessman Frank Swansburg, a well known local figure, was seen visiting Decatur on Sunday as part of a regional social event.
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Frank Swansburg
Columbia
Decatur
Visitor Sam Caperton Spotted in Decatur
Sam Caperton of Columbia Tennessee visited Decatur for a brief Sunday stay and was seen at local spots during the outing.
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Sam
Caperton
Columbia,Tenn
Decatur
Delegation Seeks Morgan County Agricultural Agent
A Decatur business delegation was expected to appear before the county board of revenue this afternoon to push for establishing a county agricultural agent in Morgan County. By 2 p m the group had not yet appeared but may still speak before adjournment.
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Decatur
County Board of Revenue
Morgan County
Board of Pardons of
Alabama
Theodoresey
County
Paving Highways Plan Conference In Alabama
Judge Luther Liles of Anniston convenes a Montgomery meeting of people to discuss paving three trunk highways in Alabama. The Bee Line from Montgomery to Dothan, the Bankhead, and the Montgomery to Mobile highway totaling 150 miles may be paved in ready segments as funds allow.
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Montgomery
Luther Liles
Anniston
Judge Liles
Bankhead Highway Association
Dothan
Montgomery and Mobile
New Decatur Rotary Club Welcomes Two Members
Two new members joined the Decatur Rotary club on Monday. The inductees were R. E. Catlett and Clarence Klepfer. Julian Harris delivered the welcome address to the new members.
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Decatur Rotary Club
R. E. Catlett
Clarence Klepfer
Julian Harris
Gaines Brothers To Sing Tuesday in Austinville
Lovers of good singing are invited to Austinville Tuesday evening to hear the famous Gaines Brothers quartette. A most excellent program is planned and a record crowd is anticipated.
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Austinville
Gaines Brothers
Guests of Decatur Rotary Club Meeting
Guests at the Decatur Rotary Club meeting included Frank P. Lide J T Belue and Rev Hobson Clark on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Rotary Club
Frank P. Lide
J. T. Belue
Rev. Hobson Clark
Reading Enjoyed at Decatur Rotary Meeting
The Decatur Rotary club enjoyed a program featuring a reading and dance by the young performer Katherine Timberlake at its Monday gathering.
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Katherine Timberlake
Decatur Rotary Club
Shackleford III Ill at City National Bank
W. E. Shackleford assistant cashier at City National Bank is ill today.
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Shackleford III
W.E. Shackleford
The
City National Bank
Fulghum sisters visit Coveys with group of friends
Misses Helena and Wilhelmena Fulghum spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs T R Covey and returned home to Birmingham Sunday afternoon. They were accompanied by a party of friends.
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Helena
Wilhelmena Fulghum
Worley Spends Sunday in Nashville
R A Worley traveled to Nashville on Sunday for unspecified engagements. The visit featured no reported meetings or events beyond the excursion.
Society Notes From Athens to Columbia and Nearby
Mrs. and Mrs. W. H. Turner motored to Athens for Sunday visits with daughter Mrs. Prank Witt and went on to Columbia Tennessee to see relatives. E. P. Childs is sick at home with fever on Ninth Street South. Miss Sally Mae Hames, Huntsville teacher, guest of parents on Twelfth Avenue West. Satyr Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Layman and daughter Mrs. Carlton Martin and son Carlton Scott and Mrs. B. M. Holcombe of Birmingham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Co. E. Layman at Piint, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Daniels returned from Montgomery for an insurance convention, staying with her sister Mrs. R. T. Rives. Mrs. N. A. Thompson of Muncie Ind. left Saturday after visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Frye and two children of Birmingham spent weekend with mothers Mrs. Co. A. Edwards and Mrs. Mattie Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Britnell will live in the Todd Apartments on Sherman Street. Mrs. Govan Woodruff visiting relatives and friends in Anniston.
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W. H. Turner
Athens
Prank Witt
Columbia
Tenn
Sally Mae Hames
Joe Bradley
Huntsville
E. D. Hames
Twelfth Avenue
West
Satyr
Spencer Layman
Carlton Martin
Carlton Scott
B. M. Holcombe
Birmingham
Co. E. Layman
Piint
Ala
Terry Frye
Co. A. Edwards
Mattie Simpson
Marion Mitchell
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Walter Wilson
Martha Walker
Maggie Mae Ryan
Bebe Sanders
W. T. Sanders
Barney Cole
Coleman Heights
Gloria Tea Room
Gladys Thomas
Gail Dalrymple
Chicago
Edwin Lovelace
Lubbock
Texas
M. M. Rosenall
T. S. Woodroof
Harry Kittrell
Clay Rawls
Hill Hayes
Alma Crowson
Bridge
Razor Said to Be 120 Years Old Used Daily
Lloyd Burgin of Nacona Texas uses a razor he says is 120 years old. The blade has been handed down through the Burgin family and is used every day in his barber shop.
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Lloyd Burgin
Nacona
Tex
Burgin
Porbes Piano CO
Second Ave
Sunday Bible Class Draws Attendance at L N Y M C A
The L N Railroad Y M C A Bible class led by Rev E N Hart draws large crowds on Sundays with engaging talks on the entire Bible He cited Genesis 315 as the most important verse and a class vote of 5 toward a distressed case The session featured C L Shook in singing and volunteers plan blue and white team buttons to boost turnout.
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Childom
E. N. Hart
C. L. Shook
C. E. Lowery
J. R. Johnson
Sick and Relief Committee
Arvidson
Herbert Houck
Karl F. Emons
Arsenate Of Lead In Demand Here
Local dealers report a sharp rise in demand for arsenate of lead and related parts as insects begin their annual spring attack on potato vines. When properly applied this poison proves effective in protecting vines from damaging pests.
Returns to Chattanooga after week end at home
Frank P. Lide president of Lockmont Tire company returned to Chattanooga this afternoon after spending the weekend at his home there.
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Chattanooga
Frank P. Lide
Lockmont Tire Company
Mayor B L Malone Returns From Florida Trip
Mayor B L Malone has returned after a business trip to Florida. He resumed official duties and plans to address city matters this week.
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B. L. Malone
Florida
Davidson Heads to Nashville on business
W V Davidson a well known real estate and insurance man leaves Tuesday for Nashville Tennessee on a business trip.
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Nashville
W. V. Davidson
Tenn
Oklahoma City to Welcome Largest Tallest Building This Year
A 32 story structure planned for Oklahoma City claims the title of the largest and tallest in the state. The project targets completion within the year, signaling a major urban development for the city.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Advice to Girls by Nancy Lee Ear Nancy Lee
A reader seeks guidance after a seventeen year old date ended badly and a future meeting depends on a call. The advisor suggests dating will bring better matches and that incompatibility may explain the farewell. A separate question about writing to a boy and who should speak first is answered with caution and context.
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Nancy Lee
Orgeous
Blondy
Athens Personal Bridge Parties Highlight Week
Mrs. George Duncan hosted a Wednesday bridge luncheon complimenting Mrs. Swallows of Dunlin Illinois. Numerous clubs met through the week with high scores won by Mrs. Walter Wilson, Miss Ruth Phelps, Miss Sadie Lawson, and others, followed by salads and social tea.
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George Duncan
Swallows
Dunlin
Ill
Walter Wilson
Tutwiler
Swallow
Jack Rogers
Jim Clem
Ruth Phelps
Miss Aylin
Emalice McWilliams
A. B. McWilliams
Sadie Lawson
Macca Martin
Harry Kittrell
P. W. Hendricks, Jr
Paul Gist
Menus by Mrs Alexander George
Using Sundays leftovers at lunch includes chilled stewed prunes wheat cereal and coffee. Dinner features sliced roast veal hashed browned potatoes creamed cabbage bread plum butter tomato salad and cherry dessert with tea and coffee.
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Alexander George
Shoals Project Funds Hinges On Hydropower Plant Lease
Shoals moves likely soon as Almon notes plan to use annual lease proceeds from the Dam Numbered 2 hydropower plant for navigation improvement and flood control. Proceeds from leases would be applied to the authorized purposes until the amount is paid.
Bonanza Quartet Plans Sunday WBRC Program
Members of the Bonanza quartet are arranging a program to be broadcast Sunday afternoon over station WBRC from 3 30 to 4 30.
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Bonanza Quartette
WBRC
War on Dip Immunization Drive Across Morgan County
The Morgan County campaign against diphtheria opens with Dr. H C McRee and Mrs Katherine Jacobs Sewell leading a three week drive. Hundreds of children will receive immunizations as workers tour the county on a strict schedule to avoid delays.
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Morgan County
H. C. McRee
Katherine Jacobs Sewell
Graduation Cedar Chest Gift From Hunter Furniture
McLean formerly of Chattanooga now works at Moyes Barber Shop on Moulton Street invites friends and ex-customers to visit for services and patronage. Cedar chest gifts offered in all sizes and prices with early selection encouraged.
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Hunter Furniture CO
Second Ave
W. ©. McLean
Chattanooga, Tenn
Moulton St
Moye
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