Athens Weekly Review
Black Jack Feb. 18, 1937

Black jack , Feb. 16-We were visited by our second sand
storm yesterday. It is somewhat early for sandstorms here
but maybe if they come early we will have a quieter spring
season than last year.

The farmers are all busy breaking land. It will not be land till
corne planting time.

Those on the sick list the past week were Marvin Walker
who has the chicken pox; Joe Smiley has been ill most of
the week with the flu; R. H. Horton is still suffering with the
rheumatism and the baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boykin
was ill but is better.

Mrs. Hazel Sessions and Mrs. Ola Norman spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Lela Hood of Murchison.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cumbie and little Eugene spent Tuesday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Artimus Cumbie of Athens.

Mr. and Mrs. Truman Malone of Opelika visited Mrs. Frank
Avant
a few hours Saturday.

Egbert Oliver and wife of Red Hill spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boykin.

Wallace and Arthur Bristow of LaRue visited the Hudson’s
of this place Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Porter of Murchison visited in the R. H.
Horton
home and the Sonny Ward home Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Joe Hawley of Leagueville spent Sunday with her
mother, Mr. Donna McDonald.

Let’s not forget church next Sunday morning and night.

Transcribed by Aaron Freeman


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