Local Notes From Cullman and Jones Chapel Area
Miss Louise Rodgers was dismissed from Cullman hospital Sunday after an appendectomy last Tuesday. She is recovering at home near here. Several from the area attended the singing at Salem Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted White were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Tucker. Rip Smith, of the Army, son of Leonard Smith, came home last Thursday. Miss Audie Vance will return to the University of Alabama on the 19th to resume studies. Pfc. Leo Skinner writes of an impending discharge under the point system. The 4th Sunday will be the regular communion day at the Baptist church with all-day services and dinner at noon.
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Louise Rodgers
CuLlman Hospital
Minnie Dutton
Mt. Vernon
James Reese
Salem
Ted White
Mitchell Tucker
J. O. Hulsey
Birmingham
Rip Smith
Leonard Smith
Anderson Butler
Audie Vance
University of Alabama
Mildred Vance
Roy Aldridge
Loyd Rodgers
Herschel Glover
Cullman
Tra
Homer Chandler
Almer Woods
Leo Skinner
Frances Parker
Cora Bell James
Baptist Church
Fire in the Dark 4 Eleonore’s sorrow after a fatal hit and run
Eleonore learns her grandmother has died in a hit and run on the way home from a call. Linemen find the body near a silver birch. Major Tyrell helps manage the aftermath as Doris and Eben discuss plans. Eleonore questions whether Gran reached the Grove house while Jones looms with possible accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleonore
Mrs. Sylvain
Mamie
Gran
Jones Place
Morgan County Penns Christine Crowe
Sunday was preaching day at Friendship. Rev Willie Parker delivered the message. A dinney was given in honor of Oren Reynolds who left for the Army Monday. Reynolds was carried to Birmingham Hospital Sunday for treatment. Mrs Dona Crow spent the weekend with Mrs Lina Bell who is ill. Orbal Miles who has served overseas two years is now on his way home. Mr and Mrs Bernard Holladay and children of Cullman visited relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Guy Miller and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Coy Crow. Mr and Mrs W O Turney visited her parents Mr and Mrs Fel ton Legg Saturday. Jim Morris is progressing nicely with the building of his new house near the end of the Falkville pike. A group of boys and girls enjoyed a wiener roast and hay ride Saturday. Rev and Mrs Willie Parker and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C Holladay. Miss Grace Pool spent the weekend with her parents.
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Doris Bartley
Theron
Eben
Family Council
Eleonore
Doris
Albany
The
Red Cross
Theron Bartley
New York
Mamie
Sukey
Eleanore
Jones
Gran
Fim
Lawrences
Neuritis
Friendship
Willie Parker
A. Dinney
Oren Reynolds
Birmingham —Hospital
Dona Crow
Lina Bell
Orbal Miles
Bernard Holladay
Cullman
Guy Miller
Coy Crow
W. O. Turney
Felton-Legg
Jim Morris
Falkville Pike
HaFisdén
C. C. Holla
James E. (Mutt) Johnson
Europe
Ft. McPherson
Allah Mae M. Johnson
Decatur
Tobie Johnson
Sgt. Johnson
C. P. Johnson
Lula Wade
Gurley
Fairville
R. C. Miller
Barbara
Hartselle
Myrtle Miller
Church of God
W. T. Wade
J. B. Gurley
Johnnie Sue
James Gurley
Jimmy Tom
Route Two
Marjorie
Mary Rose
Fannie Bowers
W. T. Goins
Elizabeth
Edith
Bill
Birmingham
Elizabet
Barelift
Fayette
Alz
Fanny Mares Pinch
Weekend Visit Leaves Town With Family Ties
The report notes a weekend visit involving grandmother Mrs. Fannie Bowers and Margie Reece accompanying them home. G Mikell returned to work in Gadsher i Ala Sunday evening after spending the weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bowers
Marjorie Reece
G. Mikell
Gadsheri
Ala
Mung Bean Introduced in America a Century Ago
A historical note records that the mung bean was first used in the United States about a hundred years ago, marking an early adoption of this legume in American agriculture and cuisine. The brief item highlights the bean's integration into local farming and dietary practices during that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Local War News and Community Notes from Somerville
Sgt. James E. Johnson reports to Ft. McPherson after a 30 day furlough with wife Mrs. Allah Mae M. Johnson and parents in Somerville. He wears five battle stars and the Purple Heart after three years in the Army including Europe. The column lists neighbors visiting, church projects, and local travel to Decatur, Hartselle, and Birmingham with parishioners aiding parsonage work and porch building.
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Count Jones Chapel
Eron White
Caddell
DRAKA
Walgreen Agency
Egeprape
Pittett
FTS
Alabama
Huntsville
Fire IN the
Scui Nixon
Twenty
Major Tyrell
Morgan County
PENN
Christine Crowe
Miss Grace Pool
Decatur Flying Service
Courtland Road
EEE
Marvel
Clapp
Sunnyfield
Jim Dandy Grits
Ann Page
Ian
Brer
Duff
Lamb Chops
Rose
Woman's Dat
A&p
Boe
Sunnyfield Rice Gems Sunrise Tomato Juice
Trappey's Dried
OKRA
Kellogg's
Kérnad
Sparkle Ann Page
White House
Idaho Baking
Cobblers
Bartlett Pears
Calif
Sunshine
Sultana Peanut Butter
Iona Sweet Peas
Margaret Holmes Field
San
Sunfield
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Sultana
Odom
Somerville
Sardia Winton
Southern Bett Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Orleans
Fine-St
Aristocrat
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