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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
2
Local notices recount visitors and guests across five Tennessee Valley counties. Names include Falkville, Gimmons, Leon Jones, Holmes, Noel, Virgil Clark, Nina Francine eete Holmes, Ola Mae, Geneva Hardin, Vera Nesmith, Center, Oneida Jones, Louzetta Jones, W Hardin, Mrs M Hardin, Pauline Jones, Parkville, Ola Mae Hardin, Mrs W T Byars.
Caspar Lamon hosted a Sunday river outing while many neighbors visited and called on relatives across Lacey's Spring Union Hill and nearby towns. The week saw illness recoveries, hospital stays, school graduations, funerals, and several church and social visits among residents.
Prof and Mrs. Bradley of Belle were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lipscomb. Hubert Brown and Estelle Mellie of Arab visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Egg spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edwards. Rev. Campbell filled a regular appointment at Union Baptist Church. Misses Hornbuckle Moore Rae and Lottie Rae attended an outing on the Tennessee River. Saphney Brooks is recovering from malaria. Vivien Hill spent Sunday afternoon with Ima Edwards.
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Mrs. J Blair received a marriage certificate and a college diploma in one day. Miss Martha L Wilson of Millerville married John Clyde Blair two hours before the commencement exercises. They will honeymoon and then study at Peabody College in Nashville.
A J Holtman returned from New Orleans after attending a Board of Directors meeting of the Southern District of the Missouri Synod. He attended the directors session and then traveled back.
Miss Emma Rice of Waldermose Springs visits sister Mrs. Janie Huskey for a few days. Miss Clarice Lawrence and Miss Evelyn Lawrence attend Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Wesley Tapscott’s home.
In Birmingham on May 28 Johnson Hawkins Jr, son of the city engineer, celebrated his twelfth birthday as the first passenger to land on the new Hawkins three quarter mile runway piloted by Bob Bauman. A zone rally of the Walther League is planned in Cullman and Decatur with many local learners expected to attend.
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