Local Social News Reflects Weekend Visits and Travel
Mrs. John C. Bragg Mrs. Skeggs Crawford and Mrs. Comer Ezell visited in Birmingham last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace spent Thursday in Birmingham. Brenda King leaves for Knoxville and Hartford and New Haven with Eyles and Sarles Jr. later touring New Hampshire and Vermont. Dr. and Mrs. Bragg visit Pride in Alabama. Humphreys of Huntsville join Kyle and Phillip to Fort Worth to visit Mrs. Slaughter. Mrs. J Hamil visits sisters in Troy and Laverne. Alice and Genevieve Roberson visit Mr. and Mrs. Cook. John Scoble of Senior City Tenn. attends Sevier High events at Braswell home and stays for the Sub Deb Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bragg
Skeggs Crawford
Comer Ezell
Birmingham
Brenda King
Knoxville
Tenn
New Haven
Hartford
Phillip Humphrey
Huntsville
Ponsonxy Kyle
Phillip
Fort Worth
Texas
Howard Slaughter
Mr. Slaughter
John Scoble
John O. Braswell
Seaier High
The True Beauty That Costs Nothing
A column urges inner beauty over outer polish, arguing true charm lies in kindness, sincerity, and gracious behavior. It contrasts superficial grooming with the lasting value of character, manners, and genuine concern for others.
Lend a Glad Hand Dorothy Dix on loneliness in society
Dorothy Dix argues that loneliness destroys happiness more than poverty or toil. The piece urges readers to practice friendliness, support social bonds, and prevent isolation that harms marriages and the elderly, stressing communal care over indifference.
Sunshine for lonely souls through simple neighborly acts
A call to action urges readers to brighten the lives of strangers and neighbors through friendship and visits. It asks why we ignore those new in the area, aging couples, single women, and lonely children, insisting small acts of cordiality can ease hardship and loneliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stek
Woman Bitten by Mad Fox in Sampson Alabama
Mrs. Franklin Roberson was bitten while picking berries in Sampson Alabama. Her daughter Ann Moore and her mother D B Atkinson tackled the enraged animal, choking and beating it to death. The fox's head was sent to Montgomery for rabies testing and Roberson received immediate medical treatment.
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Moulton Advertiser
Franklin Roberson
Sampson
Ala
Montgomery
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