Alabama Supreme Court Limits Finance Director Power in REA Loan Case
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled Finance Director Bill Drinkard could not override a local finance division ruling denying an REA loan for a Gantt generating plant. The court upheld a writ preventing a rehearing and invalidated bond-issue sections of a Tuscaloosa hospital tax act not approved by a public referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Bill Drinkard
State Supreme Court
Tuscaloosa
REA
Supreme Court
Alabama Electric Cooperative, Inc
Gantt
Alabama Power Company
John P. Shaffer
Finance Department
Drinkard
Shaffer
Robertees
Goa
Herbert E. Newton
Simpson
Tuscaloosa County
Druid City Hospital Board
Calhoun County
Board of Compromise
James E. Folsom
Hartselle Homemakers Club elects officers at meeting
The Hartselle Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Ernest Maddox home and elected officers for the year. A flower arrangement demonstration, a picnic planned for August 26 at Sherrill's Park, and notices of upcoming meetings were announced. Several members and guests were listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle Homemakers Club
Ernest Maddox
E. O. Creel
C. E. Tull
E. D. Ray
H. N. Crowe
Jessie Crow
Lloyd Rogers
Earl W. Elliott
Dee Jons
Lloyd Cope
Land
Sherrill’s Park
Revival closes with four additions in Morgan County
The Morgan County Oak Ridge revival ended Sunday night adding four new members. Activities included a young peoples meeting with a lively contest and ongoing services led by Rev. Davis. Work on a new Sunday school annex progresses and locals note improving health among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Haynes
Ruby West
Orval Sparkman
Florence State Teach College
Rev. Davis
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Update
A puzzle page lists crossword clues with across and down entries including mis-typed and garbled items such as nail spirituas liquor moon goddess and trans posed w. It also presents the DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE puzzle using a substitution scheme and reveals yesterday's quote and attribution to Warton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warton
County Court Term Slated for Morgan County
Morgan county court will begin a three week term on August 16 with Judge W H Long presiding. Criminal cases tried before juries are set for the first week as August durings three days are set for jury civil cases and the final week will focus on non jury civil matters. Docket to be announced later.
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Morgan County Court
W. H. Long
Lawrence County Circuit Court Opens Three Weeks Session
Lawrence County circuit court will begin a three week session Monday in Moulton with Judge James H. Crow Jr. presiding. The grand jury is to be organized and civil cases heard in the first week, followed by two weeks of criminal trials.
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Lawrence County Circuit Court
Moulton
James H. Crow, Jr
Lawrence County Grand Jury
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Prompt Service
Decatur Typewriter Co
First Ave
Moulton St
Ray Childs
Office of
Paul E. Frutiger
Belk Hudson Building
Hartselie
TRE and Battery Service
Decatur
Tom Hamilton
Johnston
Hartselle
John H. Harvey
Printis Ridgeway
Birmingham
South Highlands Infirmary
Pearl Sheats
Richmond
van Washington
D. C
East
Claude Lavender
S M. Nelson
Margaret Crane
Mobile
Sily Hall
Marria Licen
Pase
DOG Licenses
Pathettic Damez
Molly
Tom
Flamingo Island
Diana
Loweezy
Lavin’ Aigs
Peachpit
Enny
Morgan County
Oak Ridge
Zola Mae Legg
Kyle Kirby
Bessemer
W. E. Hartselle
Irene Sparkman
Anderson Sparkman
Buddy Wallace
Flint
D. S. West
Earl Morris, Jr
Mary E le Story
Carl Legg
Earl Morris
Willard Morris
H Long
L. J. Sandlin
Shirley ‘Kman
Fred Sparkman
Luther Long
Liberty
Oscar Sybert
Hartselle Hospital
Bank St
Sears
Daily Crossword
Temple
Archai
Stern and Surly
Switz
Longfellow
Beha Vyxovy NA EM
Lomr
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
Stationers Office Outfitters
McBride-techs Co
J B McBride & Son
Holly St
Lawrence Court
Lena
John Beal
Poole Buick Co
Lee Street
Blackstone
Dexter
Bendix and
Maytag
Coolerator
Philco
Crosley
Shelvador—Sanitary
Lewyt
East Moulton St
Garrison
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