Mrs Sanders hosts Dean Pickens at Market Street gathering
Mrs. S. R. Sanders entertained in honor of Miss Dean Pickens, guest of Mrs. John Key and Mrs. Venu Wright, at her Market Street home. Old fashioned games and an ice course delighted the young guests, with all reporting a great time. Mrs. J. E. Dollar and children of Birmingham are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Byars this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Sanders
Dean Pickens
John Key
Venu Wright
Market Street
J. E. Dollar
Birmingham
R. M. Byars
Mrs Chafant Returns to De Land After Visit
Mrs Chafant who has stayed with her daughter Mrs H W Weisehan for weeks left for her Florida home in De Land last Friday.
Moles Guests From Decatur Visit Here Last Week
Mr and Mrs Elmer Moles of Decatur were guests of Mr and Mrs W A Moles here for several days last week, sharing visits and hospitality in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Elmer Moles
Decatur
W. A. Moles
Misses Buford and Addie Moles Visit Brother in Decatur
Misses Buford and Addie Moles, two accomplished young ladies, are spending time with their brother, Elmer Moles, in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
Addie Moles
Elmer Moles
Decatur
James W. Drake Visited Chattanooga on Business
James W. Drake of Chattanooga Tennessee was here on business last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Drake
Chattanooga, Tenn
Albany Attorney G O Cenault Visits Here
G O Cenault a prominent Albany attorney was a business visitor here last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Cenault
Albany
Child Born to Mr and Mrs G M Carraway
A son was born last Sunday to Mr G M Carraway and Mrs Carraway. Both mother and baby are reported as doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Carraway
Sandlin Recalls Enjoyable Pharmaceutical Convention Trip
Sandlin attended the pharmaceutical convention at Mobile last week and returned home Friday reporting a great time in Gulf City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandlin
Mobile
Gulf City
Miss Exams Arnold Guest of Dallas Family at Laddersville
Miss Exams Arnold a young lady from Dallas Texas visits the home of Jo L Lathas at Laddersville as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Dallas
Texas
Jo L. Lathas
Laddersville
Notable Texas visitor and Alabama travels reported
Mrs N A Willis of Dallas visits J L Latham in Landersville. B M Lufburrow returns Friday after visits to Double Springs and Haleyville. Adlee D Sample, guest of his sister Mrs A J Crosthwait, returns to Somerville with Anna Joe and Baby Nell Crosthwait. William Vaughan of Birmingham visits cousin Mrs R M Byars locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Willis
Dallas, Texas
J. L. Latham
Landersville
B. M. Lufburrow
Double Springs
Haleyville
Adlee D. Sample
A. J. Crosthwait
Somerville
Anna Joe
Baby Nell Crosthwait
Local visits and travels pass through Russellville highlights
Mrs. Mollie Downing visits with her daughter Mrs. Delia Chenault in Russellville. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crowell and their Columbia Tennessee children briefly stop en route to Wetumpka. Prof. Crowell, former Lawrence County High principal, joins. Mrs. Rogers, guest of S. R. Sanders, departs with Masters George and Bob Junior Sanders for Birmingham. Eugene Downing and Miss Lucy Downing also visit Delia Chenault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Downing
Delia Chenault
Russellville
J. M. Crowell
Columbia, Tenn
Wetumpka
Prof. Crowell
Lawrence County High School
Eugene Downing
Lucy Downing
Albany visitors stop to visit relatives on trip
B. E. Preuitt and his young son from Albany called last Thursday. They planned to spend the day with Mr. J. W. Preuitt, the father, near Oakville, while en route on their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Preuitt
Little Son
Albany
Mr. Preuitt
J. W. Preuitt
Oakville
Hillsboro Beats Moulton 11 to 10 In Driftwood Game
Hillsboro baseball team traveled to Moulton and won 11 to 10 amid many hits and errors. Dr. Frank Chenault of Albany was in town on business last Thursday. Dr. S. R. Sanders made a trip to Decatur Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Sims of Hillsboro visited home folks last week. Ed Jeffreys and Leonard Karn were in Hartselle on business Tuesday and Wednesday. Third Quarterly Conference will be held at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chenault
Albany
Hillsboro
Moulton
S. R. Sanders
Decatur
Willie Sims
Ed Jeffreys
Leonard Karn
Hartselle
Busiess
Methodist
Rev Morris to preach at church Sunday
Rev W E Morris presiding elder of the Decatur district will preach in the morning and hold conference in the afternoon. W S Heflin who has suffered an infected jaw bone went to Decatur on Tuesday for an X ray to determine the cause of the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Morris
Decatur
W. S. Heflin
Mrs. Oxford Windham Returns Home from Decatur Visit
Mrs. Oxford Windham of Decatur spent ten days here as a guest of local residents and returned home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Windham
Decatur
Will Sandlin Leaves Army For Monroe Telephone Job
Will Sandlin has been discharged from the Army and accepted a position with the American Telephone Company in Monroe, Michigan. The community wishes him success in his new role as he moves on from the local area. Miss Gladys Adams of Geneva Alabama departs for Memphis Tennessee after a three week visit with Mrs. John F. Yarbrough. Mr and Mrs John White hosted a Five Hundred party and dance for the young people Monday night. Posey Montgomery of Landersville visited last Saturday. Mrs Irene Irwin, after visiting Birmingham, will return home Thursday. Miss Foree Woodruff has returned home from Hartselle where she had been visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sandlin
American Telephone Commpany
Monroe
Mich
Will
John White
Irene Irwin
Birmingham
Play and Ice Cream Supper at Hatton Sub High
A notice announces a play and ice cream supper at the Hatton Sub High School building on Saturday night June 26 1920. Admission to the play is free and the ice cream supper begins at 4 o clock to raise funds for the school. Committee members are W R Taylor F F Hagood and Jim Burks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
W. R. Taylor
F. F. Hagood
Jim Burks
Mayor Windham Holds Court On Colorful Weekend Incident
Mayor A L Windham presided over a busy court session after Chief L A McKelvy and Deputy Sheriff Leon Wade arrested two colored youths for liquor. The youths paid hotel bills and court costs totaling 57.00 each, later charged with minor arson as a fire set in a garage. Four white youths and one colored youth were housed in the county jail after the incident. all posted bonds for the next county court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Windham
L. A. McKelvy
Leon Wade
Winttham
Mt Hope Preparing for Fourth of July Festivities
The Mt Hope committee plans a big Fourth of July celebration on Saturday July 3 featuring a lemonade stand ice cream soft drinks and confections. A baseball game foot races and athletic events are set with speakers including Congressman E B Almon. Attendees are urged to make plans now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope
E. B. Almon
Fred Ayers Killed by Herman Brewington Near Moulton
A dispute at the Brewington home south of Moulton ended when Herman Brewington shot and killed Fred Ayers Monday around 6 30 PM. Ayers had argued with women in the home after which he left, returned, and was shot. Brewington surrendered to Sheriff Masterson and was jailed. The County Medical Society meeting was postponed due to bad roads and will be held July 6 at 10 AM in Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ayers
Herman Brewington
Monday County Medical Society
Lawrence County
Brewington
Moulton
Ayers
Brewington’s
Lavyer’s
Mr. Brewington
Sheriff Masterson
Himsel
County Medical Society
Board of Health
Ice Cream Supper At Midway On July 3rd
An ice cream supper will be held at Midway School House on Saturday night July 3rd. Everyone is invited to attend. Miss Laconia Darnell, Ad and Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Midway School
Laconia Darnell
Adv
William Aldridge Dies at 78 After Sudden Illness
William Aldridge aged 78 died suddenly at his home near Pinhook. He passed away last Wednesday and his body was burned on Thursday in a quiet local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Aldridge
Pinhook
Picnic horse races and land sale at Mountain Home
Mat Graham announced a big race at Mountain Home nine miles north of Moulton on Thursday July 1 with a free basket picnic and horse races featuring top Alabama horses. Tom Milligan will auction Mountain Home property that day with a renowned southern auctioneer and a brass band to provide music. The event is billed as a circus like showcase and promises a very big day with free activities for all and a grounds dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Graham
Moulton
Mountain Home
North Alabama
Tom Milligan
Tom
South
Tennessee
Samuel H. Ponder Dies at 73 in Albany
Samuel H. Ponder aged 73 died last Tuesday afternoon at his daughter Mrs John Stevens home in Albany after months of illness. Former Moulton resident, he moved to Albany thirty years ago and was a longtime member of Albany First Baptist Church. Funeral Thursday at First Baptist Albany conducted by Rev Stuckey and Rev S E Wasson with burial in Bethel cemetery near Hartselle. Rev G I Stockton to preach at Harmony Baptist Church next Sunday at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
John Stevens
Albany
Moulton
First Baptist Church of
Stuckey
First Baptist Church
S. E. Wasson
Atanta
Wasson
Bethel Cemetery
Hartselle
G. I. Stockton
Harmony Baptist Church
Public School Improvement Association Teas Support New School
Despite threatening weather the Public School Improvement Association earned 25 at the Japanese Tea on the Court House lawn Friday afternoon. Mrs. Sue Irwin, Mrs. Alten Farley and Mrs. Kren Irwin led. Next Friday afternoon Mrs. John White, Mrs. Lula Neilson and Mrs. John Forne will host. The event features a June wedding on the lawn at 6 o'clock and aims to raise funds for the new Pranite School for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Improvement Association
House
Sue Irwin
Alten Farley
Kren? Irwin
John White
Lula Neilson
John Forne
Mrs Yarbrough Hosts Miss Adams Rock Party
Mrs John F Yarbrough entertained the ladies at a rock party on the Sandlin lawn Tuesday at 9 30 in the morning to honor Miss Gladys Adams of Geneva Alabama who has been the guest for three weeks Adams plans to visit Memphis Tennessee and Dallas Texas today after six tables of rook and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Yarbrough
J. M. Sandlin
Gladys Adams
Geneva
Ala
Pickens Boy Ill With Appendicitis In Amy
Malcolm Pickens son of Rev and Mrs Rome Pickens of Town Creek fell suddenly ill with appendicitis in Amy. He underwent surgery at Benevolent hospital and is reported resting comfortably with a path to recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Pickens
Rome Pickens
Town Creek
Amy
The
Benevolent Hospital
Mayflower Camp to Unveil Monument and Decorate Graves
Mayflower Camp No 48 Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument to Sovereign Albert Hightower and decorate his grave along with William Hightower at Liberty Cemetery on the first Sunday in July 1920 at 3 PM. All Woodmen are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Camp
Sovereign Albert Hightower
William Hightower
Liberty Cemetery
L. F. Howell
Mr and Mrs R M Byars Entertain Guests at Market Street Home
Mr and Mrs Robert M Byars hosted about thirty young guests at their Market Street residence last Thursday for a rock party in honor of William Vaughan of Bittameham. Beck was played at eight tables then an ice course was served. Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Byars
William Vaughan
Bittameham
Beck
Owen
Montgomery
Mrs. Dollar Honored at Rook Party Hostess Evening
Mrs. Robert M. Byars hosted a Saturday afternoon party at her home to honor her cousin Mrs. Dollar from Birmingham. Nearly all town ladies attended the gathering featuring rook, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Byars
Dollar
Birmingham
Rook
Rock Party Hosts by Mrs Wright and Mrs Key
Mrs V V Wright and Mrs John Key entertained the younger set at their East Street home last Thursday night. The event honored Miss Dean Pickens, sister of Mrs Wes, and Mrs Key visiting from Town Creek. A feature was a viviin Qs weer pant played on the Victrola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Wright
John Key
East Street
Dean Pickens
Wes
Key
Town Creek
Byars Little Liver Pills Ad Copy
An old patent medicine notice touts Byars Little Liver Pills as a four gentle laxative mildly cathartic. It promises the liver toned, the system kept in good shape, and urges keeping a box handy from Moulton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byars
Moulton
Jumbo Poplar Co seeks timber logs at Moulton
Wanted notices offer 10000 feet good ash and red or white oak and poplar logs. Prices listed include 40.00 per thousand for ash, 25.00 for cum logs, and 319.00 per thousand for cedar logs. Delivery to Moulton. Continuous supply sought for quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M' Jumbo Poplar CO
Moulton
Wanted to Buy 3 Brass Fender and Brass Iron Address Box
Classified brief seeking to purchase a brass fender and a brass iron address box. Respond to box 118 Court and Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Ala
For Sale 190 Acres Near Moulton Alabama
FOR SALE 190 acres of land with a home place half a mile from tier two miles to High Sea A Moulton half mile of Sater public school and Berms is suit purchaser. One Suneseneet Ford touring car one dissectivator one brood sdw era of thoroughbrei Durdé Jersey and one small mare. Mapfit sell a mule or two. Would trade for good wagon. J. B. b. B. mile west of Moulton Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Sea
Moulton
Sater Public
Ala
Detroit's Largest Practical School Ad Listing Courses
An old Detroit advertisement promotes Geaier Auto School at 88 West Fort offering auto truck and electrical repair courses. It highlights practical training in welding battery work and general pairings with a call to write for their plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avi
Geaier Auto School
West Fort
Detroit
Mies
Postoffi
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U. 5
State of
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Lewrence County
L. B. Cropper
Citizens Bank
W. R. Jackson
W. A. Moses
L. A. Alexander
George Duncan
D. L. Duncan
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Posey Montgomery
Miss Foree Woodruffff
Windham
William Aldridge
Samuel H. Ponder
Mrs. Yarbrough
Miss Adams
Bank OF Moulton
U.S
State of Alabama
O. L. Lawrence County
Judy
Ot Bowie
O. L. Judy
Cashiex
W.R. Jackson
E Kumpe
R. Alexander
R. P. Irwin
Mrs. R. M. — Byars
Mrs. Dollar
Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Key
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