Caddo Area Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs T E Kyle visited Somerville Saturday. Several couples attended a singing at Caddo Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Whitlow and Mr Dallas Hames with Mr and Mrs Lee McCulloch. Chester and baby stayed with Otto Carrol. J H Puller with Floyderry Morris Chapel. Mary Stewart Annie Whitlow Esther Mae Fuller stayed with Bertha Puller. James A Stewart visited sister Mrs Sims near Trinity. Frank Sims and children from Trinity were guests of Fanara Sims and Bertha Fuller. Coleman Johnson and children Nell spent weekend with Johnsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora McCutcheon
Huntsville
Tom Russell
Woodland Mills
R. A. Gamble
Tie
J. W. Edwards
W. J. Walling
James McCutcheon
Fred
C. A. Lipscomb
T. E. Kyle
Somerville
Whitlow
Dallas Hames
Lee McCulloch
Chester
Baby
Otto Carrol
J. H. Puller
Mrs. Floyderry
Morris Chapel
Mary Stewart
Annie Whitlow
Esther Mae Fuller
Bertha Puller
Caddo
James A. Stewart
G. T. Sims
Sims
Near Trinity
Frank Sims
Trinity
Fanarée Sims
Bertha Fuller
Coleman Johnson
Jean
Mary
Nell
Johnson
Ephesus Piney Chapel social notes and births
Mrs Floyd Hamilton and baby of Ripley visited Robert Hamilton and family. Various locals visited relatives in Ripley Columbia Tenn Pulaski Tenn Cartwright and Cross Keys. A baby William Morris was born to Ollis Hess. Rev Marion Hill to preach at Baptist church. Louise Hamilton visited Reba Bergette. Multiple local family gatherings and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hamilton
Ripley
Robert Hamilton
Byron Underwood
Ausley
James Reed
Pulaski
Tenn
Buster Hamilton
A. L. Chapin
George Griffin
Jake Huber
Lena Mae
Robi
Hubee
Marion Muse
Kross Keys
George Puckett
Columbia
Mary Elmer
Mildred Smith
Ophene
Lake Crabb
Anderson
Marion Hill
Baptist Church
Louise Hamilton
Reba Bergette
Cartwright
J. D. Goforth
Robt. Broadway
Wilf Broadway
H L. Broadway
Frances Todd
Emmaline Clardy
Johnnie Hastings
Pulaski, Tenn
Hartselle Route One Family Returns From Tennessee Visit
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ray returned Monday from Manchester Tennessee after spending several days with relatives. Mrs M D Dobbs is reported sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ray
Manchester
Tenn
M .D. Dobbs
Danville Route One News of Sunday Visits and Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Minor visited the Bet Hardwick home on Sunday. Wilma Nell born to Earl and wife weighing 13 pounds. Pitman guests of Hogan, Hogan and Dutton families hosted and visited. Several local pairs and individuals spent Sunday with relatives across Danville route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Minor
Sallie Bet Hardwick
Cleo Kirkpatrick
Dewey Hogan
Earl Angle
Wilma Nell
Zackery Pitman
Floyd Hogan
Evelyn Morris
Irene Dutton
D. M. Dutton
Opal
Inez Gray
Wilma Looney
Essie Crowe
Erby McCluskey
Maudie McCloskey
White
Harvey Rhoads
Ola McDougal
Caddo
Howard Puckett
Birmingham
J. M. Washburn
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues list across and down entries including terms like Street Fr learned hail choleric rare having spiral scroll portion goblin grain spike month king-subject Shakespearian entrances prefix half mistakes city Illinois pertaining to the sea walk with long steps threefold laborer river Germany municipality proverb playing card flower gather closely tapestry warm climate sheep one who plays part plot of ground changes the date makes deeper easily crumbled pronoun orange-red mineral Gis
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Illinois
Germany
Landersville News Personal Visits Highlight Week
Mrs J W Young visited relatives in Decatur Thursday. Landersville gains two weekday mails and one Sunday mail. Mrs Charley Sutton of Shady Grove spent Wednesday night with relatives. Dudley Cathron and family and Mrs J B Shivers of Detroit were guests of their daughter Mrs J E Murphree last week. Mr and Mrs J E Murphree, who had visited relatives in Tennessee, returned home. Mr and Mrs W B Cleere of Hartselle were guests of sister Mrs J H Latham.
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J. W. Young
Decatur
Landersville
Charley Sutton
Shady Grove
Dudley Cathron
J. B. Shivers
Detroit
Mich
J. E. Murphree
Tennessee
W. B. Cleere
Hartselle
J. H. Latham
Russell Blizzard
Floyd Blizzard
J. E. Hogan
Belle Mina
T. E. Hogan
E. Maples
Issac Johnson
Maggie Templeton
Denville
Dennis Hampton
W. ©. Martin
Robert
Flint
Social Roundup From Battleground Area
Mr and Mrs Silas Reid spent the night with Mrs Dora Reid and family. Dewey Bartlett and family with Bertha and Vera Bartlette visited relatives near Jones Chapel. T F Gray and family visited relatives at Centerville. M W Holmes visited friends at Joppa. Pauline and Louise Gray dined with D L Gray. Dora Reid Pearl Handley Lee Parker guests of Marshall Blackmon. Roy Humphries and sister Novel attended the Singing at Piney Grove. Rev Burns preached here Saturday and Mary Gray visited Mrs Sallie Reid Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Anders
Tom Tucker
Dobbs of
Falkville
R. D. Sandlin
Mitchell Miner
Sallie Hardwick
R. L. Garner
McKendree
Silas Reid
Dora Reid
Dewey Bartlett
Bertha and
Vera Bartlette
Jones Chapel
T. F. Gray
Centerville
Mrs. M. W.holmes
Joppa
Pauline and
Louise Gray
D. L. Gray
Pearl Handley
Lee Parker
Marshall Blackmon
Roy Humphries
Novel Humphries
Piney Grove
Rev. Burns
Mary Gray
Sallie Reid
B. W. Holmes
Aeea
Jim Halbrooks
Walter
Decatur
Holmes
Eee Poote
R. D. Poote
Gandy’s Cove
Jessie Walker
Woodrow Holmes
Foster
Cullman
Local Social Notes and Illness Across Morgan County
Mr Albert Speakers is ill at home with a neck carbuncle. Numerous visits and gatherings spread through Morgan County as families from Decatur to Birmingham and Austinville attend singing events, Sunday visits, and kinship dinners. The region reports ongoing cotton field work and several minor illnesses with neighbors hosting relatives and attending church meals.
Danville Route Two Family Attend Sacred Harp Singing
Mr and Mrs 8 L Hampton and daughters Wilma and Marie visited their son Cecil Hampton in Moulton on Sunday and joined a Sacred Harp singing there The rain last week eased dust and benefited local conditions Mr and Mrs D W Speake were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Speake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Burt
Decatur
8. L. Hampton
Wilma and
Marie
Cecil Hampton
Moulton
D. W. Speake
Mrs. Albert Speake
Sons of Legionnaires Form New Organization in Detroit
Youngsters ages 10 to 18 whose fathers served in World War I celebrate the formation of the Sons of Legionnaires. Founder W. H. Chapman, World War veteran from Butte Montana, presides at the Detroit convention where the idea is warmly endorsed. Chapman's son Walter stands beside him. The group promotes athletics, studies and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Legionnaires
W. H. Chapman
Butte
Mont
Detroit
Chapman
Walter
Macedonia News Social Evening Figures and Visits
Miss Eva Kitchens and Lois Mc Culloch spent Saturday night with Misses Katie and Misttie Wash burn. Misses Ruby McCleskey and Nadine Brewer were the Sunday dinner guests of Miss Bertha Mc Cleskey. Miss Josephine Rogers, who is at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Kitchens
Lois McCulloch
Katie
Misttie Washburn
Ruby McCleskey
Nadine Brewer
Bertha McCleskey
Josephine Rogers
Classified Ads Keep Industry Wheels Turning
Classified notices show trades, job openings, and small business needs shaping daily commerce. Local listings reveal employers seeking workers, equipment for sale, and services offered, illuminating the economic pulse of the community.
Much Cotton Being Sold In Limestone
Athens Alabama October 14 Special much cotton is being sold here despite farmers aiming to hold for higher prices. The selling appears driven by forced liquidation to meet debts and after this flurry subsides much of the crop will be held. Some farmers have cotton on hand held for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Radium travels through body at different speeds
Medical note states that radium injected into the left arm of a healthy person reaches the right arm in 15 to 22 seconds after passing through the heart and lungs, whereas in disease it may take 45 to 60 seconds to traverse the same path.
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James Ks Hmough
Gadsden
James Lipscomb
Oe Black
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Fila
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Grover M. Hough
Mr. Louis Bowling
Union Grove
Parkville
R. A. Summertford
C. M. Doss
Hopewell
J. T. Aycock
Robbie Garner
Artie Mae Hudson
Brown
G. C. Dobbs
Fred Wilcutt
Newt Compton
Mattie L. Aycock
Grady Townsend
J. D. Anders
Caddo News
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Axminster
Sterchi’s
Sterchis
Ies
Bank St
Danville
Tekase
France
Leurns
Rigimiain
Imiaigi
Landersville News
Battleground News
Albert
C. McKay
T. H. Smith
Dr. Burch
Berlie Riddle
Austinville
Lawrence County
Garland Stephenson
Malcomb
Edgar Asherbranner
Jim Gibson
Howard
George Lindsey
John Sims
Mollie Kitchens
John McKay
Clifford Speake
Braxton Sapp
Dave Barrett
Morgan County
Evelyn
Katherine Snenen
Curtis Key
Murry Prentis
Jim Brewer
Lowell Standridge
Louris
Jean Lamon
Lucille
Irene Washburn
Elmer Miller
P. FP. Washburn
Louise
Charlie McDougal
Slip Up
Cedar Creeknews
Thomas M. Farley
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
New York
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Mr Farmer
Tennessee River
Legionnaires’ Sons
Macedonia News
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Eastern Mutuals
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
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