News From Just Around Home Over Five Tennessee Valley Counties
Local notes from Moulton and nearby areas report visits from Anniston Andalusia and Florence residents, university staff movements, a death shock from Texas, new teaching appointments in Auburn and Notasulga, a grocery line opening, and a rise in cotton activity with farmers storing cases. Harvey Armour of Texas died after months of ill health. Miss Rosalie Langley returned to work in the attorney’s office after a home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley
W. C. Bragg
Lillian Kennedy
Birmingham
John C. Forney
Anne Sizemore
John Burch
Florence
Moulton
Harvey Armour
Texas
Rosalie Langly
R. L. Almon
Langley
Blanche
Grace Ellis
Jefferson County
Annice Weather- Wax
Auburn
Notasulga
Jesse McCarty
W. McCarty
C. G. Bursh
Pengiun Quiz Figure Bingham To Attend Gammon Poteet Wedding
Penguin Quiz figure Bingham will guest relatives and attend the Gammon Poteet wedding the ninth of this month. Mr. Poteet is a nephew of Mrs. Simpson. The text notes many local visits, family gatherings, and social calls across Decatur and nearby communities, including relatives of Mrs. Mary J. Johnston and several visits to Huntsville, Arab, and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sibley
Trinity
Louise McCutcheon
Kate Winton
Ruby Waugh
Birmingham
B. E. Waugh
New Congressman Dies Presses Quick Congress Call
Representative-elect Martin Dies of Texas urges an immediate extra session to relieve the economic crisis arguing that wartime production created distortions. He, like fellow-elect Fletcher Swank, says depression relief is possible now, though both are new to Congress and haven’t yet sworn in.
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A . Hington
D. C
Martin Dies
Hoover
Congress
Fletcher B. Swank
Oklahoma
Dies
Swank
Washington
John C. Box
Texas
Wh House
Mrs. Mattie Simpson Leaves for Hartsville En Route
Somerville news notes Mrs. Mattie Simpson departed Tuesday traveling toward Hartsville with a stop en route to Bir t.
Point Up Appetite Help With Digestive Woes
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness gas headaches and general malaise. It claims a candy tablet before bed will refresh you and that Cascarets are made from cascara and boost bowel action. Sold everywhere for a dime with a strong endorsement to give to children.
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Adv
Trinity News: Local residents visit and relocate
Miss Ruby Morrison spent the weekend with friends in Courtland while Miss Grace Mooney stayed with Lucile Johnson. Preeman Terry is visiting. Ruth Sherrill, Willie Barnes, and Leon Owens visited Courtland Sunday. Beulah Phillips Pauline Blevens and Clezzell Terry were business visitors in Decatur. Pauline Beams, Grace McBride, C D McBride and Joe Beams visited Nashville. Mr and Mrs Clay Fare and family plan to move to Madison as Fare becomes railroad foreman. friends wish them success. Mr Sanders of Memphis will take up Mr Fare's refrain.
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Wilburn Whisenant
Madison
L. J. Jackson
Huntsville
J. C. Edwards
Homer Brooks
Lacey
Pauline
Loretta Edwards
Huskey Mountain
Conner Weaver
Alton Slaten
Arab
Vera Hill
Clara Yancey
Elbert Yancey
E. H. Hill
J. ©. Edwards
Willie Black
Harry Thomas
Owen Garrison
Hughie Yancey
Bill Ditto
J. Edwards
Japher Brooks
A. H. Lamont
Ruby Morrison
Courtland
Grace Mooney
Lucile Johnson
Preeman Terry
Lena
Minnie Lee Battles
Ruth Sherrill
Willie Barnes
Austinville
Leon Owens
Wheeler
Beulah Phillips
Pauline Blevens
Clezzell Terry
Decatur
Clay Fare
Fare
Vera Groover
Hartselle
J L Groover
Elmer Bussey
Jane
Leonard Roberson
Brown Hall
Birmingham
L. L. Pepper
Oakley Austin
L. H. Austin
Charley Crow
Austinville Social Notes Page Highlights Local Visits
Community members host visitors from Birmingham Decatur and Hartselle. Gatherings include church events Harvest celebration planning and Confederate display at the cabin. Social clubs share bridge and tea with prizes noted for both members and guests.
Decatur Visitors Stop by Local Folks on Sunday
Mr. Irvin Sheats and family of Decatur visited here Sunday along with Messrs. Carlos Pruitt and Haye Martin from Decatur who were also visitors Sunday evening.
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Irvin Sheats and Family
Decatur
Carlos Pruitt
Haye Martin
Athens Garden Club Hosts Confederacy Chapter Meeting
The Athens Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy entertained at the Log Cabin Friday afternoon. Joint hostesses were Mrs. J. B. Crutcher, Mrs. L. Hightower, Mrs. J. McFarland, and Mrs. J. W. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Chambers
Carter White
Jack Rogers
Athens
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. 8. Crutcher
Falkville Route Two Visitors Reported from Falkville and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs W A Morris and family from Cleveland Ala visited relatives on Falkville route two. Rev Billie Coleman of Cedar Plains visited J H Hardin. Pearl Suggs and family dined with E J Jones and family. Madgie Parker of near Evergreen attended Fairview young peoples meeting. Matthew Payne and Alberta stayed with F A Jones family. L L Jones of Falkville visited the community. Clellie Gibson and family visited Shaw Gibson’s after church. E J Jones and Pearl Suggs visited L F Kilpatrick's Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Morris
Cleveland
Ala
Falkville
W. T. Byars
Howell Garrett
Somerville
Billie Coleman
Cedar Plains
J. H. Hardin
M. L. Hardin
Ebenezer
Pearl Suggs
E. J. Jones
Rev. Walker
Fostoria
Madgie Parker
Near Evergreen
Young Peoples Meeting
Fairview
Matthew Payne
Alberta
L. F. Kilpatrick
Earle F Oscar Visits Decatur on Business Trip
Earle F. Oscar, long identified with Athens business circles, was in Decatur on Thursday night on a business trip. He is active in local commerce and met with associates during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle F. Oscar
Athens
Decatur
Rain Delights Hartselle Residents and Dusty Town
Rain that fell Wednesday was welcomed by fall garden planters and local businesspeople. Dust in the business district cleared as the shower reduced traffic dust, easing conditions on main streets.
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Hartselle
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Anniston
Dan Hightower
Willie Sandlin
Andalusia
Annie Mae Craig
Vimy
Esther Jack
Penguin
Novel Miller
Epworth League
Harold Kyle
J. W. Winton
A. D. Sample
Garrett
Byars
Cullman County
Church of God
Jim Cain
Paul
Melebourne
Fla
Lloyd Cain
Leatrice McClure
Wilson
Union Grove News
Marian Whisenant
Owen Whisenant
E. C. Steadham
Cameron Riley
Woodland Mills
J. D. Whisenant
Ethel Anice
Johnnie Mae Hughes
M. A. Hornbuckle
Joe L Hughes
Melvin Case
Gilbert Lipscomb
J. P. Lipscomb
Arthur Hipp
Ryan
Leslie D. Ritchie
Norwalk
Charles P. Stewart
Bridge Thurs
M. Bowen
Henry Binford
Annie Binford Westmoreland
California
George Duncan
Belle Mina
Mooresville
Ritz Theatre
Somerville News
Armour
J. M. Clark & Sons
First Avenue
Happy Feed Store
Trinity News
Pauline Beams
Grace McBride
Messrs. C. D. McBride
Joe Beams
Nashville
Austinville News
8. H. Bradley
Rosa West
Zana Dean Bradley
Frank McClary
B. Stover
Robert Wilks
Jim Bell
C. H. Bell
Will Howell
Austiniville
J. L. Craft
Robert Nabors
Decature
Maurice Sparkan
T. H. Wilson
J. F. English
Carrie Eague
Japan
James Tunstall
Near Harselle
H. A. Arviston
Jeff Ditto
Louisville
I. M. Rothfuss
Opal
Eloise Spark
Sixth Avenue South
Methodist Church
Harlem
Vincent Coll
New York
Coll
Dean’s
Fortune
South
Arantz Drug Store
Bank St
Hartselle Falk
Circus Undet
Fair Grounds
Tasket
Robin Hood
American School of
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Oxfords
Munson
Moore & Stevens
Second Ave
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