Personal News From Moulton and Nearby Areas
Local items note Mr. Was r Stephens plans a week or two in Hot Springs Ark for health. Mr Wiesehan moves family to Decatur joining Prinocar Sales. H C Long to Hot Springs for health. Bert Sewart of Trinity visited Moulton. Miss Mimie Myers from Moulton spent seven weeks in Caldonia Ala and returns home with cousin Miss Myrti Myers. Cotton ginned in Lawrence County totals 4,857 half-bales versus 18,717 the previous year.
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R Stephens -N
Jeff
Hot Springs
Ark
J. D. Myers
Mouton Ala
Caldonia
Myrti« Myers
J. Myers
Caledonia Miss
Lawrence
Notice of Spring Term Circuit Court Session
The Spring Term of the Circuit Court will convene on the third Monday the 17th of April. A two weeks term. W. R. Jackson, Clerk.
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Circuit Court
Fire destroys home of Mr. Armor near Moulton
A fire Monday night razed the home of Mr. John Armor a few miles south of Moulton while he and his family were visiting neighbors after supper. The origin is unknown and townspeople rushed to help but arrived too late. Friends of Mr. Armor grieve his great loss.
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John Armor
Moulton
Armor
Moulton Triumphs Over Hatton In Tight Rivalry
Lawrence County High School traveled to Hatton for a basketball game. Moulton led 11 to 4 as the visitors showed a strong aggregation and claimed another victory over opponents.
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Lawrence County High School
Hatton
Moulton Boys
Lawrence County High
All-Costs Nothing tu ty The Birmingham axe- ered nvite
The fragmented notice invites readers to join a Venetian festive event described as simple yet engaging. The garbled text hints at a cost or share, with references to Birmingham and a 1922 date or edition of the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Birmingham
Ray
Semder
Raveco
Birmingham Age Herald
Birmingham Age-Herald
Birmingham Age
Bond Issue Carries State Wide Vote With Large Margin
Returns from 65 counties show the bond issue road amendment carried state by a large margin. Majority around six to one with two counties not yet heard from. Lawrence County about one to none in favor Morgan County near seven to one. Result saved from review and work will begin soon in Lawrence County.
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Morgam County
Lawrence County
Morgan County
Larence
Political Announce Paid Political Advertisements
Authorized notices present several Democratic primary candidates for Lawrence County offices in 1922. W R Jackson Probate Judge Claude Sivley Probate Judge A J Wade Circuit Clerk J R Bates Sheriff T G Greene Sheriff, all highlighting support and urging votes for the August 8 1922 primary.
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W. R. Jackson
Lawrence
Claude M. Sivley
Lawrence County
Tiestoy
A. J. Wade
J. R. Bates
Lawrence Country
T. G. Greene
Quarterly Meeting of Woman's Missionary Union at Moulton Baptist
The quarterly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of Muscle Shoals Association met at Moulton Baptist Church on a recent Saturday afternoon. A large turnout from town and surrounding areas attended a varied program centered on the theme Service. Members expressed renewed zeal for WMU work and the effort to do more for the Master. Rub-My-Tism advertised in the item.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
Muscle Shoals Association
Moulton Baptist Church
Alabama Ready LO Pay Woodrow Wilson Memorial Fund
Alabama mobilizes funds and subscribers starting January 6 to honor Woodrow Wilson and support a foundation to advance democracy public welfare literature and justice. The drive targets gifts toward a Woodrow Wilson memorial endowment, with state and national headquarters listed and a plan to raise substantial support from counties and individuals.
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Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wii
Birror
Wiecon
Sydne J. Bowls
Fourcaten
New York
White House
Wison
Americas
Mrr.wilson
Woodrow Wilsus
Ssa. Street
Tutwite Hotel
Isingham
A‘v. O L Judy
Meuben Treas
Rip Vaughan Returns Home and Court Term Note
Looking Backward reports Rip Vaughan at home visiting family. The Spring Term of the Circuit Court, presided by Hon. Henry Clay Speake, convenes in Moulton on the first Monday of March. Also mentions Jake Alexander, Capt. Bill Norris in Russelville, George McGregor returning to Moutton, and a local note on preparation for life at the bar.
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Rip Vaughan
Henry Clay
Moulton
Jake Alexander
Mississippi
Bill Norris
Bill Norris, A True Friend and First Class Gentlman
Russelville
Ob Lawrence
Walter Stephenson
W. W. Alexander
Lynch Irwin
Terry
George McGregor
Moutton
Gomes
Missionary Meeting Highlights Foreign Outlook
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met at Mrs. A J Wade's home on Wednesday January 25 to discuss Foreign Mission Outlook. Miss Arnie Dewin led a catechism, stories by Mrs July depicted missionaries, Bible puzzles by Mrs Wade and Mrs Reid, followed by refreshments. New members welcomed: Mrs J B Gibbons Mrs Johns Key Mrs Clark Weatherwax and Mrs E B Willis.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
A. J. Wade
Foreign Mission
Arnie Dewin
July
Wade
Reid
Ur Society
J.B Gibbons
Johns Key
Clark Weatherwax
E. B. Willius
Hudson Sandlin
Local Notes On Florence Herae And Family Tidbits
Former ownsman R. M Chitwrgy of the Florence Herae in Moulton hosted visiting 12 kids. Guy Masterson marked his seventh birthday with a dinner. He is the youngest son of Dr. J. T. Masterson and shows promise as a useful man. Will Howell lost a Texas pony after it reared, fell, and disemboweled itself on a plow point.
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R. M Chitwrgy
Florence Herae
Moulton
Guy Masterson
Guy
J. T. Masterson
Will Howell
Will
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Birmingham Age-Herald Publishing Company
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