Union Grove community notes and visits across counties
In Just Around Home news from five Tennessee Valley counties a Sunday singing and decoration attracted many guests from nearby towns. Attendees included Fred Compton of Somerville and many from Oleanda Arab and Union Hill. Multiple visits, school news, and local injuries or recoveries are noted, with highway work and upcoming New Canaan decorations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley
Fred Compton
Somerville
Manly Brooks
Walter
Arab
Geneva Mae McIntosh
Imo McCormack
Oleanda
Lester Bellew
Clarence Perkins
Oliver Beall
Herbert Darnell
Ralph King
Isa Hawkins
Eddy
Conrad Black
Johnnie Allen
Rose Clarke
Clare Parker
Ernest Parker
Audrey Black
Grace Allen
J. ©. Edwards
Pauling
A. H. Layman
Erlene
Opal
Casper
Elbert Brooks
Monteville
Billy Brooks
Havel
Iris‘Couch
Busy Sunday social in Woodland Mills community
Church program highlights a B Y P A service and a pastor from Wooley Springs delivering a sermon. Numerous locals host guests from Decatur, Hartselle, Athens and Atlanta visiting relatives and taking part in decorating, singing and pie suppers.
Local Notices From Willingham Community
Mr and Mrs J A Johnson H D Pruett and Mrs J D Law visited their mother Mrs J J Pruett at Boaz where she broke an arm and bruised her hip Dewey Hathcock and family visited J Hathcock The revival at Cross Chapel closed due to Rev Willie Parkers illness Bedside visits were made for Mrs Ed Smith who is seriously ill A revival will be held the second Sunday in August Mrs H D Pruett and Mrs J A Johnson hosted their sister Mrs J D Law Mr and Mrs J M Fowler Jr weekend guests of her parents Walraven at Panama Sarah Walraven visited her sister Mrs J M Fowler Jr Several From Here Attended the farm meeting in Montgomery on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Henderson
Union Hill
Nathaniel Henderson
West Point
Walter Mock
Rescue
Mock
St. Louis
Eriene
Opal
Hartselle
Decatur
J. E. Smith
Edgar
Ed Bradley
Wooley Springs
Creek
Christian Church
Holland
Jim Ed Smith
Nina Rodgers
Rodgers
Dale
Lifford Hamilyn
Donald
Bowling Green
Fay
Louise Ausiey
Byron Underwood
Gwen Goforth
J.D. Goforth
Athens
A. D. Johnson
Lifford Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
J. W. Boyd
Cross Keyes
Andrew Boyd
B. L. Rainey
Robert Hastings
Mrs. Morgan
Prospect, Tenn
W. B. Cole and
J. A. Johnson
H. D. Pruett
J. D. Law
J. J. Pruett
Boaz
Dewey Hathcock
J. Hathcock
Cross Chapel
Willie Parker
Ed Smith
Mrs. Walraven
Panama
Sarah Walraven
J. M. Fowler, Jr
Montgomery
Local Social Notes Record Visits and Events in Eva
Miss Frances Holmes of Ryan and Miss Gwendolyn Holmes with Miss Virginia Patterson spent the week with relatives. Aubra Moses of Gadsden trade school visited family. Mrs. Grant of Birmingham stayed with her daughter Mrs. BE B. Puryear. Mrs. Gregory visited Arab relatives. Miss Katie Lee Williams visited Fairview. Lucille Patterson returned home after visiting Hartselle. Emma Duke attended class night exercises and observed graduation remarks by Senator Black. FP A club raised funds with a quilt gift to Tom Grenfeld. quilt by Mrs. C. H. Arrington. Ortice Andere returned to home near Tusa asi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Holmes
Ryan
Gwendolyn Holmes
Virginia Patterson
Aubra Moses
Gadsden Trade School
W. T. Moses
Mrs. Grant
Birmingham
BE B. Puryear
Gregory
Arab
Katie Lee Williams
Fairview
Cleo Wallace
Lucille Patterson
Hartselle
Emma Duke
Mary Hipps
Senator Black
Sunday Services Highlight Piney Chapel Ephesy Event
Piney Chapel Ephesy reports a good Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m and preaching following. The brief notes reflect a local church gathering and its worship schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Commencement Sermon Draws Big Crowd in Hartselle
One of the largest crowds in Hartselle attended the May 17 commencement sermon at the First Methodist Church. The program included Processional Doxology Invocation hymns scripture reading a saxophone duet Goodbye by Earl Glasscock and Jack Huie and more through the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Hartselle
N. H. Abernathy
Earl Glasscock
Jack Huie
Weed Killing Plan Attracts Attention From Farm Agent
Limestone county farm agent J. Ty Belue presents weed killing tips aimed at crop gains. He endorses chlorates as highly effective for perennial weeds and outlines application rates 100 gallons per acre with sprayers, 200 to 500 gallons with sprinklers, and caution about sodium chlorate explosion risks. Local notices and classified ads are also highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ty Belue
Limestone County
Mr. Belue
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Union Grove News
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Josie Hughes
Flint
Sallie Hormmoe
Ana Fam Uy
Gladys Terrell
Union Grove
Lottie Lipscomb
Lee
Ima
Paul Wards
Audie Moore
Lee Hornbuckle
Theodore Flack
Estelle Lipscomb
Belle Mina
Margaret Hough
Ruby Winfrey
Ruby Oakes
Howard Field
Mt. Berry School
Mme Ga
Woodland Mills News
George Greer
John L. Greer
T. M. McCutcheon
Sallie McCutcheon
Helen Huskey
Melvin
R. L. Rice
Valdermosa
Owen Murphy
W. M. Thomas
Avery Thomas
EB. V. Stevens
Pearl Miller
Ruby Campbel
Orville Day
Inlaw
Winfrey
Baugh’s Infirmary
Marcus McCutcheon
Dottie
Ruby McCutcheon
Blue Springs
Pulaski
Tenn
D. A. Cole
Maxie Hastings
John Sandlin
Roy Hargrove
Mildred Newman
Balem
Ala
James Cole
Helen Hill
Glasscock
P. H. Carmichael
Montevallo College
L. Heath
Mra. Elbert Weaver
Mary Houston
Florence State Teachers’ College
Opal (Red) Winton
Texas
Jené Brindley
Florence College
J. T. Brindley
Sid Barnett
Cullman
J Frawley
Coke
Hance Hardwick
G. G. Glover
Ford
Universal Credit Company
Willingham News
EVA News
Piney Chapel
Ephesy
Cyss
Thompson Drug Store
Albany Drug Co
Mammoth
Turner Coal & Grain CO
E. Moulton St
Montevallo Coal
Montevallo Coal Mining Co
Decatur Coal & Mfg. Co
Belue
Orice
Lawrence County
Clark Rountree
Monroeville
Will Bean
Elizabeth McCauly
Thomaston, Ga
Marguerite Gibson
Bessemer
Grace Sherrill
Nashville
S. L. Sherrill
Z. H. Sanders
Jacksonville, Fla
Arthur Stephenson
LDS
Maslin
Sterchi
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc
Second
Bank St
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