Endowment Fund Speech Promises Student Involvement
Miss Mary Ferrier from Dora, a former college graduate and Leighton High School faculty member, will speak at St Methodist Church Aniston on Sunday morning alongside Mrs H McCoy, president of the college, as part of the endowment campaign. Other students from Langston and Bridgeport Scottsboro areas are to be scheduled for additional church appearances.
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Mary Ferrier
Dora
Leighton High Schoo
St Methodist Church
Anniston
H. McCoy
Col
Mary Rudisill
Bridgeport
Scottsboro
Langston
Mrs. Mary E. George Called By Death
Funeral services were held at Johnson Chapel for Mrs. Mary E. George a longtime member who joined the church at age 16. The Giles County Tennessee native born June 6 1850 is survived by two sons four daughters forty six grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren two brothers and one sister.
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Mary E. George
Johnson Chapel
Methodist Church
George
Giles County
Tennessee
Solothon Holt
J. T. George
Birmingham
H. G. George
Hartselle
D. D. Lake
P. C. Broadway
Oflton
Okla
Pastors Union Meeting Called by Decatur Association
The Decatur Ministerial Association will hold its regular monthly session Monday at 10 a.m. at the YMCA. Letters urging member attendance are being mailed to pastors including Seay and C. J. Ran.
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Decatur Ministerial Association
Seay Sewer C. J. Ran
Speedy Relief From Bunion Pains and Corns
An ad-style note touts Moone Emerald Oil in a two-dunce bottle promising relief from bunion pains and soft corns. It claims rapid inflammation and soreness reduction with few nightly applications, marketing a money back guarantee and widespread sales by Dine Co. and associates.
Board Considers Merger of Science Hill and Venice Schools
Members of the board of education visited Burgh Mountain after their monthly meeting in Hirt selle to discuss consolidating Science Hill and Venice schools. No decision was reached and a vote is expected next meeting. Union Hill will not join the consolidation and will be rebuilt after a prior fire. Final faculty and trustee selections for county schools are postponed to the last Friday in June.
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Coun ‘of Education
Board of Education
Visiting Here in Hohenwald Family News
Mrs. Boyd BE Havener and her attractive children of Hohenwald Tennessee visit their brother Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Johnson and family.
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Boyd BE
Havener
Hohenwald Tern
Daniell
Johnson
Postal pay hike boosts night shifts in Decatur
The postal bill raises pay for workers on night duty. In Decatur the increase totals about 40 dollars per month for men employed at the post office.
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Decatur
Daily offers billheads at fair cost with satisfaction guarantee
Park color and curb appeal urged as a homeowner project. The note suggests purchasing billheads from The Daily at a fair price and guarantees satisfaction. The message emphasizes improving the parkway in front of homes by planting flowers today.
Dr Wyatt Delivers Riverside High School Sermon
Dr R L Wyatt of Birmingham will deliver the commencement sermon at Riverside High School Sunday evening. The program begins at 8 oclock in the Riverside high school auditorium with Processional Onward Christian Soldier Anthem Scripture performed by a quartet and choir, prayer, introduction of the sermon by Dr Wyatt, and benediction.
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R. L. Wyatt
Birmingham
Riverside High School
Clem
Wilson
McCready
Phillips
Youths In Morgan County To Attend Citizens' Camp
Morgan County applicants accepted to the Citizens Military Training Camp must be ready to depart June 16 or earlier and report to the assigned camp on June 17. Orders will be sent by mail to accepted applicants, and transportation will be provided where requested.
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Morgan County
Citizens
Taylor to Deliver Central High Graduation Sermon
Rev John B Taylor of Fayetteville Tennessee will preach the commencement sermon to Central High School graduates. Over fifty boys and girls will attend in caps and gowns at the Princess Theatre tomorrow at 11 oclock. Public invited.
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Central High School
John B. Taylor
Fayetteville
Tenn
Princess Theatre
Serums Available Thru Health Units
The article notes vaccines and serums were available only to counties with health units. Without a local unit citizens faced delays and economic losses from missing full time health services and nearby laboratories, as vaccines and antitoxins would have to be ordered from distant Montgomery or other points.
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Montgomery
Oiled Water Not Harmful to Cattle Says Health Officials
Health department received complaints that cows drank water treated with oil for mosquito control and grew sick. Officials state the oil used to oil breeding places is not injurious to cattle even if ingested, and oil is used instead of special preparations for that reason.
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Health Department
Three Stills Taken In A Trio Of Raids
Three stills were captured in Lawrence county during the past week by Constable Ed Clark assisted in two raids by Ed White of Morgan county. Two of the stills were 60 gallon copper stills. Talk the better points of Decatur, there are plenty to talk about.
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Lawrence County
Ed Clark
Ed White
Morgan County
Decatur
Charity Board-10 Gather Monday
A meeting of the charity board representing various churches and charity agencies of the city is called for Monday night at the Y M C A. Each church and organization doing charity work has been invited to appoint one representative to organize a permanent correlating charity agency to supervise organized charity.
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Ministerial Association
Union Hill to Get a School
The county board of education and county superintendent E L Hays visited Union Hill to discuss rebuilding a school near the present site after a fire. The new building is planned at a cost of 8 000 to 10 000 dollars.
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County Board of Education
E. L. Hays
Union Hill
Mrs Lowery Heads To Guntersville For Daughter
Mrs. C. E. Lowery and her son Verthon Lowery left this afternoon to be with their daughter in Guntersville where Miss Lowery is described as dangerously ill.
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C. E. Lowery
Verthon Lowery
Guntersville
Miss Lowery
Local Election Mailers Go Out Today by Temporary Secretary
City records show ballots or notices being mailed this day under the direction of C. J. Uebuiek, serving as temporary secretary, in a move affecting local civic processes.
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Timaes
C. J. Uebuiek
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