Community Notes From County Landers Ville
Local social page records families celebrating Mother's Day Sunday visitations with the Young, White, Roberta, and Black families. Attendees include Miss Dorothy Gi of Moulton, Miss Wilma Ruth Parr, and others at Union Hill Phil Campbell Russellville events. Several individuals recoveries noted and school activities mentioned. measles case easing for the Rutherford children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Emily
Byron White
Roberta
Melba Black
Dorothy Gi
Moulton
Wilma Ruth Parr
Union Hill
Phil Campbell
Russellville
P. C. Sulls
Dale
Rev William Warren Named Pastor For Flint Circuit
The Decatur district presiding elder appointed Rev William Warren of Kimberly as pastor of the Flint circuit which includes Flint Forest Chapel Oak Ridge Moss Chapel and Walnut Grove. He will begin duties Sunday preaching at Oak Ridge church at 11 a.m. and was warmly recommended by both clergy and laity. Oak Ridge and area are invited to attend on Sunday May 15 at 11 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
William Warren
Kimberly
Flint
Forest Chapel
Oak Ridge
Moss’ Chapel
Walnut Grove
Warren
Oak Ridge Church
Williams Honored as Alabama Funeral Directors Leader
P R Williams of Opelika was elected president of the Alabama Funeral Directors Association for the coming year at the conclusion of a two day Birmingham convention. He succeeds the outgoing head and will lead the group through the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
P—R. W. Williams
Opelika
Alabama Funeral Directors Association
Home Economics Units Meet with Danville Club
The Morgan county unit of home economics met with the Danville club with Cotaco Eva and Austinville the only clubs represented. The program included devotional exercises by Helen Maddox the meaning of coats of arms by Helen Dobbs and a report of home projects by Patsy Samples. The motion to postpone the first fall meeting to November 5 was carried. A club house visit and a member’s home project followed with lunch and softball games in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Danville
Cotaco
Eva
Austinville
Helen Maddox
Helen Dobbs
Patsy Samples
Old-Age Insurance Questions Answered
W. W. Foster explains federal old age insurance basics including private pension conflicts, eligibility rules for 65 and older, survivor benefits, and job changes. The article clarifies that benefits are not reduced by private pensions, notes eligibility limits for those 65 before 1937, describes lump-sum or monthly payments, and affirms workers can change jobs without social security restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Preaching crowd in Morgan County visits and funerals noted
A large crowd attended Sunday services in Morgan County at Mt. Tabor. Buddie Covie of Mt. Tabor is visiting L E Wright family this week. A funeral for a mother and grandmother was held at Bethel near Bradford, Alabama. Numerous locals attended decorations at Johnson Chapel and Mt. Tabor Sunday. Mrs Burns of Scottsboro visited with daughter Mrs Ervin Garner. The community cleaned the graveyard Monday. Families including Hansel Anders Falkville and William Wright with relatives attended Mt. Tabor decoration. Buddie Garner hosted visitors Dorman and Harold Glenn Lee Tuesday. Mrs Luther McCaigg is ill at home. Carl Hilliard Anders and Olin Shaneyfelt joined others at Johnson Chapel Sunday.
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Buddie Covie
Mt. Tabor
L E. Wright
A. W. Lee
Bethel
Bradford
Ala
Johnson Chapel
Burns
Scottsboro
Ervin Garner
Hansel Anders
Falkville
William Wright
Josie Francis
Louise Wright
Alvie
Robert Wright
Dorman
Harold Glenn Lee
Buddie Garner
Luther McCaigg
Carl and
Hilliard Anders
Olin Shaneyfelt
Kiss-o-meter Night at Armour Institute Sparks Laughs
At the Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago a playful science event had blondes brunettes and redheads test a Kiss-o-meter that measures kiss voltage. A petite blonde fled in laughter when the needle hit high, two matrons kissed for science, while the reading settled at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALL OF Science
Chicago
Armour Institute of Technology
Woodland Mills community notices and visits
Miss Martha Dee West of Hartselle visited Miss Dorothy Newman over the weekend. A Cotaco high school play drew a good crowd Friday night. Numerous local families hosted or visited relatives Sunday including the McCutcheons, the Williams, and the Roberta family. Zed Luker thanked neighbors for help after a barn fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dee West
Hartselle
Dorothy Newman
Cotaco High School
Leroy Murphy
Leroy Thomas
Antioch
Hollis Bates
Union Hill
Hammond Russell
L. R. McCutcheon
Bud Oweng
Baby
Elmer Williams
Hattie Fern Mitchell
Kathleen Riley
Near Antioch
Howard Thomas
Herman Roberts
Floyd
Herschel Dean
Charlie Dean
Carl Walker
Somerville
Zed Luker
Mich
Mary Russell Thomas
Dottie McCutcheon
Valhermosa
T. J. Russell
Tom Russell
Decatur
Hough
Baugh’s Infirmary
Daily care and makeup tips keep eyes bright and appealing
A period beauty column advises eye care and makeup to enhance youthfulness and charm. It covers natural eye makeup, lash growers, mascara use, brow brushing, powder placement, shadow technique, and an easy five minute eye exercise routine for reducing puffiness and strain.
Banner Awarded to Ward I School for Attendance
The city school attendance for the eighth month shows Ward I’s senior high in possession of the attendance banner for the past month while Ward III and the Negro school report varied figures. The record lists LaFayette Junior High Joe Wheeler Gordon Bibb and other schools in Ward III with overall attendance details totaling 89.9 percent.
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Bericea Cecser Recserremerisiens
LaFayette
Joe Wheeler
Gordon Bibb
Ers Sistas Caceniennaanien
Tokyo Taxis Top New York Cabs In Numbers
More than 37,000 taxicabs operate in Tokio, mostly American-made, surpassing the count in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
New York City
Secret Service agent warns on counterfeiting at bankers meeting
Julian T. Baker of Houston Texas a member of the U S Secret Service spoke to the Alabama Bankers Association in Mobile May 13 predicting that future high school students will be taught to detect counterfeit money. He urged bankers to expand training and to work with as many employers as they desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainted Money
Mobile
Ala
Julian T. Baker
Houston
Texas
U.S. Secret Service
Alabama Bankers Association
Pattern 4691 By Anne Adams Dress Pattern
Ann Adams pattern offers a slimming sleeved dress with panelled front and pockets in light cottons pongee or batiste. Sizes 34 to 48. size 36 uses 4 yards of 36 inch fabric. Instructions included. 15 cents for the pattern post, pattern book available for 25 cents. Written from New York pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
17Th St
New York
L T Tyler Dies at Rural Home at 65
L T Tyler of Lacey Springs route one died at his home after a year of illness at age 65. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Dixie Gullion of Lacey Springs. Funeral services set for Valdermosa at two this afternoon conducted by Rev. Simon Garrison with interment in Valhermosa cemetery Peck directing. Duck hunter numbers in the United States exceed seven million after surpassing 1,750,000 in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Tyler
Lacey Springs
Tyler
Dixie Gullion
Valdermosa
Simon Garrison
Valhermosa
Peck
Weekend visits and church events noted in Union Grove
Mrs Vina Black of Hartselle spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Childers. Church attendance was good Sunday with the Mother Day program by the Sunday School classes. Rev L F Campbell and Rev I D Broadwell and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ruby Dean. Virginia and Lillian Lawrence were Sunday dinner guests of Helen Lemley. Olive Goodson visits her sister Mrs W C Williams. Demonstration Club met May 4 with twelve ladies, refreshments served. Georgia Pritchett and daughter Allie Mae and Earline Flack spent Sunday with Mrs Pritchett. Singing drew a large crowd Sunday afternoon. Light Sisters from Arab expected June 2nd for Saturday and Sunday services and singing. Marion Whisenant of Birmingham visiting son Clarence Whisenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Black
Hartselle
John Childers
L. F. Campbell
I. D. Broadwell
Famly
Ruby Dean
Virginia
Lillian Lawrence
Helen Lemley
Olive Goodson
W. C. Williams
Myrtle McCormack
Georgia Pritchett
Allie Mae
Earline Flack
Pritchett
Light Sisters
Marion Whisenant
Birmingham
Clarence Whisenant
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County Landers Ville
Williams
American Cleaners
Goidel
Michigan
Dorothy McBride
Kalamazoo
Central Press
W. W. Foster
Lebanon
Tennessee Valley Hotel
Sometown
Athens College Glee Club
Buck Jones
Woodland Mills
Juliet Shelby
Hiona Massey
United States
Loyd’s Drug Store
Union Grove
Eda
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