Memorial Service’ Held
Thursday, at the Courthouse at Gun
tersville, a memorial service was held
in honor of the soldiers of the World
war, under the auspices of the Literary
Circle. Treea were planted on the
Courthouse lawn in memory of the fol
lowing ; one for Woodrow Wilson, one
each for Rex Kennamer and Neuman
Fletcher, Guntersville hoys who made
the supreme sacrifice, and one for all
of the Marshall county hoys who died
in the service.
Employ Health Office
, Last week the County commissioners
voted an appropriation of $3,000 for
an all-time health unit for Marshall
county. It is reported that this unit
will he sustained for at leust one year,
after which the commissioners will de
termine whether or not further appro
priations will lie made for it. Hr
Williams of Athens, Ala., was named
as county health officer. ‘
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The 1). A. H. school at Grant will lie
dedicated February 2K. On this oeca
sion J>r. Frank Willis Barnett will
deliver an address. Governor Brandon
and Sniierintednent Aliereromliie have
been extended invitations to attend.
More Traetor '
I.ast week the county commissioners
purchase*! two more tractors and
graders to he used on the roads of the
county.
V. I). C. Give Ball
On the evening of February 22. the
I'. I). G's gave their annual hall at the
armory. The daughters were dressed as
belles of the fifth •e nd danced the pop
ular dances of that period.
Warrenton Celebrates
A memorial exercise was held at the
M. E. Church, at Warrenton Feh.22.
Trees were planted in memory of Judge
W. T. May and ltr. W. G. Smith,
pioneer citizens of Marshall County.
