Tanner High School Social and Revival Notices
Mrs W D Lyle entertained faculty friends at dinner in honor of Tanner High School. Several guests from nearby towns attended including Bernice Clark Ruth Davis and Emily Lyle. Revival services at First Methodist with Rev Kaylor and Rev Hitt will continue for a week.
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Kaylor
Hitt
First Methodist Church
Sophie Wells
Ensley
Ala
Ensley High School
J. H. Walker
Lexington
John Wells
Decatur
W. D. Is
Huntsville
Local Gleanings From Moulton Social News
Mrs. Jerry Holland improves after weeks of illness. Preutt Holland visits Birmingham schools. Mr and Mrs W A Moses return from Detroit trip. Miss Ethel Young visits in Dixon Tennessee. Opal Judy and Price McCulloch head to Milwaukee for electrical engineering studies. Blanche and Grace Ellis resume Jefferson County school duties. Dr R D Carmichael and family visit relatives. he heads Illinois math department. Fidelis class hosts husbands at a Mountain Home Spring barbecue.
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Jerry Holland
Preutt Holland
Birmingham City
W. A. Moses
Detroit
Ethel Young
J. B. Bradley
Dixon
Tennessee
Opal Judy
Price McCulloch
Milwaukee
Milwaukee School of Electrical Engineering
Blanche
Grace Ellis
Jefferson County
Moulton
R. D. Carmichael
Gershom Carmichael
Leslie Carmichael
Earl M. Hodson
Carmichael
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Revival
Hillsboro residents host and visit relatives across Decatur Birmingham Corinth and Montevallo. The Baptist church revival led by R A Jones and Rev J Vernon Rich reports six conversions through Tuesday night with services at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Baptismal rites planned at Wheeler.
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Greek Irwin
Decatur
Kenneth Odom
Lee Hardin
David Woodall
Springville
Ala
Edgar Landers
John
Sid Grant
Courtland
Lock A
Bessie Lou
Hazel Corum
E. M. Veitch
Birmingham
William Terry
James Terry
Marion
E. H. Blackstone
Tom Corum
Nell
Fish Pond Branch
Benjamin Corum
R. E. Daniel
Virginia
J. L. Davis
W. M. Westbrook
R. A. Jones
Muscle Shoals
Wade Gray
Porter Hotel
Clinton Wieberg
Lawrence Ennis
Montevallo
Roy Porter
Macon
Neill Morrison
Orville Wood
Corinth
Arthur Garnett
Edgar Wanders, Jr
Garnett Ennis
Paul Fretwell
W. H. Ennis
Henry D. Jones
Russellville
Edgar, Jr
Sidney Grant
Woodland Mill News Enjoys Sunday Visits and Local Outing
The community reports a busy weekend with visitors from Decatur Birmingham and nearby towns. Families such as Gordon Grantland Ballenger and McCutcheon members and Houghs from Guntersville Lacey Springs and Priceville spent Sunday with relatives. Union picnic and ball games drew many locals, and Miss Annie Sue Smith joined Dottie McCutcheon for a weekend visit.
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Talucah
Lucy Lenox
Union
Hessie McCutcheon
Hartselle
Sallie McCutcheon
Marion
Seldon Cooper
Lewis Turney
Dewey Day
Decatur
W. J. Day
Annie Sue Smith
Union Hill
Dottie McCutcheon
Lillie Lou
Groover
Ruby McCutcheon
Kathleen Hood
Pearl Miller
Athens College to Open 87th Annual Session in September
Athens college will start its eighty seventh consecutive year on September 18 with classes and registration set for September 16 17. Dr Edward G Mackay acting president said enrollment may reach capacity with most rooms reserved and faculty returning from summer break to begin fall term.
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Athens College
Edward G. Mackay
Mary Moore McCoy
McCandless
Mackay
William H. Barnard
Eight Pound Daughter Born to Morris Couple
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris on August 30, an eight pound girl. Local social notes record visitors and church events in Danville and nearby towns with numerous mentions of Kirkpatrick and Hogan families and community gatherings at Andrew's Chapel and Friendship Church.
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Richard Morris
Bertha Kirkpatrick
New Castle
Ala
Louise Kirkpatrick
Floyd Hogan
Johnnie Harvey
Essie Crowe
Falkville
Miss Crowe
Guy Miller
Miller
Alvie Dutton
Decatur
Austinville
Zack. Pitman
Latle
Ovalee
Travis
S Kirkpatrick
Mary Lou Terry
Mae Williams
Luther
Stewart
W. C. Kirkpatrick
Begin Gardening Now Is Advised in September Bulletin
Auburn August gardening bulletin from extension horticulturist Julian Brown urges a diverse fall garden. Recommended crops include bush snap beans beets Brussels sprouts Swiss chard carrots kohlrabi lettuce mustard onions parsnips turnips and spinach with strawberries as a fall planting option. Emphasizes a well prepared seedbed and warns of plant lice controllable by nicotine dust. notes possible malarial fever illness among locals.
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Auburn
Ala
Julian Brown
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Brown
Attendance at Andrew's Chapel Singing Draws Local Crowd
A sizeable group from the area attended the singing at Andrew's Chapel on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bob Wilkerson and their children and Leroy Watson of Louisiana visited Mrs Polly Heard and daughter recently. Mr and Mrs Jim Hogan were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A G Looney. Braxton Braswell, who has been…
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Andrew's Chapel
Opal Gray
Gertrude
Erlene Harvey
Willie Parker
Evergreen
Richard Morris
H. N. Thomas
Decatur
Cullman
Flora Braswell
Tie Laney
Mt. Vernon
Janes McClellan
H. A. McClellan
Lonnie Wilson
Bob Rush
Robert Bryant
Cole Springs
Wallace Etheridge
Cora Moore
Polly Heard
Fannie Heard
George McKewen
Rear West Point
Sarah Powell
Coleman Owens
Texas
Minor
George King
Sim King
W. B. Bird
Jim Russell
Near
Lacon
Lemon Woods
Akron
Ohio
Falkville
Wallace McClellan
Bob Wilkerson
Leroy Watson
Louisiana
Jim Hogan
A. G. Looney
Braxton Braswell
Community group heads to Danville Vocational High
A local delegation plans a visit from the community to Danville Vocational High School to tour facilities and discuss enrollment opportunities. The group aims to coordinate with administrators and explore career training programs for students.
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Danville Vocational High
Increase Seen In Vetch Growing In Alabama
A large rise in dairy vetch planting across Alabama is indicated by county farm agent reports to extension workers in Auburn. County workers note widespread seed orders via local farm bureaus and indicate strong demand for the crop this year.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Satsuma Crop Expected to Reach Above Average
Auburn Alabama reports indicate the satsuma orange crop in southern Alabama should be good this year. J. L. Abbott, manager of a major holding operation, conveyed the assessment to Auburn extension workers.
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Satsuma
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
J. L. Abbott
Scout Program of Fall Underway in Tennessee Valley Council
The fall Scout program in the Tennessee Valley Council features merit badge work in Kildare, a marksmanship class by Sgt. McAnally, a Decatur rally on Oct 12, patrol leaders training in Hunts and Decatur, Scoutmasters courses in Huntsville and Decatur, life saving courses, cabin building, and multiple troop activities under strong leadership.
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Tennessee Valley Council
Kildare
Sgt. McAnally
Decatur
Hunts
Huntsville
Deca
Tennessee V. Council
College visit figures show interest in agricultural research
Bradford Knapp, president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute, says more than 3,000 farm families have visited the college during the summer. He notes the visits reflect farmer interest in scientific learning and the institute’s farm improvement research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
College of Agriculture and
Bradford Knapp
Ofbama Polytechnic Institute
Praise for Alabama Polytech poultry plant praised at conference
Visitors to the Poultry Science Association meeting at Auburn lauded the Alabama Polytechnic Institute plant as the best in arrangement, method of work, and upkeep in North America. Officials said experts from 30 states and three Canadian provinces attended. The plant was designed by Professor John E.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
North
Ica
Poultry Science Association
John E
Citrus harvest forecast hints at best crop since 1923
In Mobile county, experts predict a top citrus yield with a best crop since 1923. The report notes most satsuma oranges come from Kile and Baldwin counties, highlighting regional production.
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Ings
Mobile County
Satsuma
Kile
Baldwin
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Harold Osborn
Melvin Osborn
Jourdan Osborn
H. E. Morris
Zora
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Mildred
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Arl White
Claude Stephenson
E. L. Rodgers
Danville Vocational High School
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