Anniversary celebration across Tennessee Valley counties
Just Around Home notes May 1 reunion marking Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Aldredge’s 50 years of marriage. Grady Aldredge led the program with songs, sermons by G V Lowery, and messages of faith. Families and friends gathered for lunch, photos, and cherished memories spanning four generations.
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Tennessee Valley Counties
Neel Meth- Seer Susen Tome
M. W. Aldredge
Grady Aldredge
Hudson
G. V
Lowery
Bonanza
Decatur
Hudgon
Kodak Pictures
Sunday Night Visit and Local Social Roundup
Miss Gladys Crawford spent Sunday night with Miss Gaynel Crawford of Center Grove. Several attended an all day singing at Hulace. Families visited relatives and attended church events in Ryan Setts and nearby areas. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Briscoe Prof. Randolph Ryan and multiple residents from Falkville Arab Huntsville and Decatur.
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Gladys Crawford
Gaynel] Crawford
Center Grove
Hulace
W. J. Briscoe
Randolph Ryan
Falkville
Ryan Setts
Daisy Crawford
J. A. Crawford
J. W. Hartsfield
Texas
A. M. Roan
Decatur
Herman Light
Geraldine
L. Stielton
Louise
Marion
Bridge
Dewey Day, Jr
Crawford Prince
Leon
E. K. Chunn
Ransom Holland
Huntaville Mack Williams
Athens
Walker Murphy
John D. James
Woodland Mills
E. T. Oe
B. C. Relieves Headache In Minutes From Pharmacist Formula
A North Carolina pharmacist developed a blend named B. C. to relieve most headaches within minutes. The remedy is sold widely and also claims to ease muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
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B. C
Community Notes From Danville Route 2 Area
Numerous local residents attend Sunday events in Moulton Johnson's Chapel and nearby areas. Families including McKays Stephenson Sandlin Hogan Kelsoe Hampton Johnson and others share gatherings, decorations, and Mother's Day basket dinners with relatives and neighbors.
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C. ©. McKay
Johnson's Chapel
Edd Stephenson
Near Mosses Chapel
Jno. Stephenson
Tom Bond
Birmingham
Edd Brown
Philip Sandlin
Cornhill
Near Hartselle
Laverne
Bradel Owens
Mattie Harris
Wiliodene
Eugene Hensley
Moulton
Missy Spake
Wilma’ Hampton
James Hogan
Tennessee
Hogan
Isaac Johnson
Lawrence Kelsoe
Lula
Johnson
T. K. Hogan
8. L. Hampton
Cecil Hampton
Macedonia Social Notes Highlight Local Visitations
Mr and Mrs Wright were Saturday night guests of Mr and Mrs John Sams. Mrs Bonnie Hill spent Sunday with Mrs John Hill. Daughter Katherine was the Saturday night guest of Mr and Mrs.
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Grady Aldredge
Phil Campbell
John Filis
Tucker Wallace
Addie Wallace
P. Parker
Decatur
W.W. Aldredge
Tom Lake
Flint
Grady George
D. D. Lake
Rufus Owens
Katherine
Macedonia
Lee Singleton
Frank McClary
Austinvile
Emmett McClary
E. L. Thompson
Wright
John Sams
Bonnie Hill
John Hill
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Report
Market letters show steady hay quotations with mixed grain and poultry prices. No. 1 U S hay at 12.00 and 17.00. U S No 1 24.25 for alfalfa. corn and oats prices small gains or steady. hens eggs and fryers varied slightly. fruit vegetables listed with per crate and per bushel figures. cotton noon spot middling 5c, unchanged.
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U. S
U. 8
Somerville Social Roundup Spans Visits and Plays
Somerville residents hosted and visited family and friends across nearby towns including Besse, Florette, Hartselle, Decatur, and Decatur with gatherings at homes and churches. The Epworth League staged Nora Wake Up at Priceville and Rev Moon preached to a receptive Church of God audience.
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J. D. Johnston
Hartselle
Helen Lyle
Decatur
Mary Johnston
James Wade
A.N. Burns
CG. F. Peck
Gib Peck
Florette
Y. Epworth League
Nora
Priceville
Margaret Ransom
Martha Turney
Esther Smith
Louis Turney
Messrs
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Highlight Macedonia Program
Lee Singleton of Neel Misses Mattie and Bertha Washburn and Mary Lou Washburn along with Evelyn and Katherine Lamon hosted and visited relatives Sunday. Ola McDougal returned home after a two week visit. A large crowd attended the mothers day program by Macedonia Sunday school directed by Mrs Dan Sparkman and Miss Evelyn Lemon.
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Lee Singleton
Neel
Mattie’ Washburn
Bertha McCloskey
Evelyn
Katherine Lamon
Walter Lamon
J.M. Washburn
Ola McDougal
Caddo
Mattie
Mary Lou Washburn
Washburn
Mary
Ruby McCloskey
Birmingham Chamber drives statewide push for 350000 votes
Birmingham today reported the Junior Chamber of Commerce has launched a statewide campaign to mobilize 350,000 votes in the November general election as political activity fluctuates.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Junior Chamber of Commerce
Discovery Claim by Russian Chemist Butleroff
Russian chemist Alexander Butleroff is credited with the discovery of a substance referred to as the tertigiy alcoholay, a claim noted in the period’s scientific notices. The report frames the finding as a notable chemical advance of the era.
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Alexander Butleroff
Ten opportunity schools planned for Limestone County
Athens May 18 Special ten opportunity schools for Whites and ten for colored will be held in Limestone County this summer if plans of the county board of education materialize. The state funds these schools this year without county matching, providing rudiments of education to those who earlier lacked access. Pupils past seventy have attended these schools.
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Athens
Ala
County Board of Education
Springtime Revue Planned by Athens College Glee Club
The Athens College Glee club will present a Springtime Revue at the Ritz Theatre next Monday evening under Mrs. Mary Simmons. Twenty five college girls will sing in the choruses with lavish settings prepared for the show.
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Athens
Ala
Ritz Theatre
Athens College Glee Club
Mary Simmons
Mobile dredge La Choacoana sails for gold quest
A Mobile built dredge named La Choacoana, completed in Chickasaw at a cost of 300000 dollars, has sailed from Mobile for Central America to search for gold. It is described as the first craft of its kind turned out in the south.
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Mobile
Ala
Central America
Chickasaw
City building fund shows $23,000 rise since March
Birmingham officials report an unexpected $23 000 increase in the city building fund from March to May. The surplus stems from revised estimates and earlier allocations, signaling stronger than anticipated revenue performance for public works.
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Birmingham
Ala
Busybody Nom De Plume By Benjamin Franklin
A note explains Busybody as the pen name Franklin used for papers imitating Addison's Spectator tone. The brief hints at Franklin writing columns under a pseudonym to critique society.
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Busybody
Benjamin Franklin
Addison
Spectator
Athens social notes highlight bridge parties and weddings
Athens circles recall Mrs Gadlon Pantie hosting a dinner and bridge with high club scores, while Mrs Luther Yarbrough and Misses Patton hosted sewing and birthday gatherings. The Two Table Bridge Club and Foursquare Club groups meet, and Mr. W A Greenhaw wed Miss Shelley Hayes in a small Athens ceremony. Engagements announced include Ethel Farrington to Dr Fennell Herring with plans for a June wedding at First Baptist Church.
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Gadl
Pantie
Martha
E. B. Welsom
Rex Moyers
Gladys Thomas
E. F. Puryear, Jr
Marjorie Sterrett
Dayton
Ohio
Luther Yarbrough
Alice
Cruse Patton
R. B. Patton
Are
Athens
M. M. Rosenay
P. T. Gish
L. W. Donnell
Kirk Henry
M. W. Dupree
Georgia Mae Morris
Athens College
American Legion
W. A. Greenhaw
Shelley Hayes
Cluir
L. W
Hart
R. H. Martin
R. H. McConnell
Ethel Farrington
Ie Fennell Herring
Louisville
wiéGind ‘H Bi
Bibenstiand Cies
First Baptist Church
Planting Only the Best Grade Cotton in Madison County
Huntsville Alabama May 13 led by Aaron and J E sagestara otly. Flags community in Madison county are planting only D. P. L. 4 8 variety of cotton this spring. County Agent J B Mitchell who recommended the step said the Lily Flagg community is one of the few Alabama sections where farmers produce only one variety of cotton.
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Huntsville
Ala
Aaron and
J. E. Sagestara Otly
Madison County
J. B. Mitchell
Lily Flagg
Alabama
Jolly Old Wedding Bells Ring in Jefferson County
In Birmingham Alabama on May 13 the county records show April marriages outnumbering divorces two to one. Wedding bells rang 104 times while 53 divorce petitions were filed in Jefferson County.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
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