Mrs Susan Neely Honored On 89th Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Susan Neely celebrated her 89th birthday with a Sunday dinner and reunion at Hill View Church of God south of Hartselle. Guests included multiple Neely family members from Birmingham Fairfield Cleveland Pendleton Athens Hart selle and other places, sharing lunch, gifts, and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill View Church of God
Hartselle
Susan Neely
Frank Neely
Sam Sam Neely
M. S. Neely
Monetta
Maurice
Birmingham
Ben Neely
Sarah
Billie Jean
James Patterson
Jimmy
Athens
M. B. Neely
Carl Parnell
Carlene
Donna G*il
J. A. Neely
Sherrill Neely
Earl Lamon
Larry Paul
Goidel's Drug Store Foot Care Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a penetrating antiseptic with undiluted alcohol base that kills germs on contact. It guarantees full-strength athlete’s foot and foot odor treatments, promising satisfaction or a 35 cent refund.
Coast Guards Cool Off At Lonely Lighthouses
AP Newsfeatures describes Miami area reef lighthouses where about twenty one guardsmen staff five offshore lights. The crew endure heat while tending powerful 16 mile beams guarding a dangerous ledge from Miami to Key West, with 28 days on duty and 9 off, three men per shift.
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Tom Chase
AP Newsfeatures
Miami
Fla
Florida Keys
Key West
John R. Stewart
Seventh Coast Guard District
Plymouth
Ohio
Dayton
Visitors Listed From Hartselle and Decatur
A social note lists Decatur residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spiegel and daughter Judy Lewis as well as Mr. and Mrs. Emmett West and daughter Bettye Carol among others. Visitors from Hartselle named include June Armstrong of Montgomery and several families with daughters and sons visiting Decatur acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Spiegel
Judy Lewis
Emmett West
Bettye Carol
Garland Neely
Robert Chenault
Glenda June
Decatur
June Armstrong
Montgomery
Willie Lott
Ella Jean
Charles
Herman McKee
Jo Ann
Alma Bettey
Judy McKee
Homer Cox
Edwina
Wanda Kay
Leslie West
Don
T. S. Storie
Hartselle
Reunion Held by Sharp Family at Cave Springs
The Sharp family reunion was held at Cave Springs on Sunday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sharp and children Janie Jo Ann and Jimmie Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Sharp and sons J R Sharp and children Robert and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Criss Landers and Mary Jean Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sharp and sons Johnnie and Billy Don Mr. and Mrs. Salathal Owen and children John and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Jack Field and Larry Don Mr. and Mrs. Fred Field and daughter Freddy Miss Nina Sharp Mrs. Eugenia Field Robert Sharp and son Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carroll and sons Ronnie and Mitchell Roy Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Turner and Cci Howard Miss Betty Hensley Peggy Lewis Fairbanks and Margie Gil christ.
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Sharp
Cave Springs
Elmer Sharp
Janie
Jo Ann
Jimmie
Kirk Sharp
J. R. Sharp
Robert
Barbara
Criss Lander
Mary Jean
Percy Sharp
Johnnie
Billy Don
Salathal Owen
John
Sue
Jack Field
Larry Don
Fred Field
Freddy
Nina Sharp
Eugenia Field
Robert Sharp
Ralph
Lee Carroll and Sons
Ronnie and
Mitchell
Roy Sharp
Cecil Turner
Cci
Howard
Betty Hensley
Peggy Lewis Fairbanks
Margie Gilchrist
Local visits noted in Lawrence County column
Miss Mildred Parker of Hatten visits her uncle Elmer Parker and attends the Mid Way revival. Mrs. Nancy Rhodes, Mrs. Annie Linderman and children and Mr. and Mrs. Red Morgan of Austinville visit the community. Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pearson, and children and Mrs. Sallie Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenmith Parker visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Parker. Sunday, visitors to Mr. Grady Waters and family included Mrs. G. C. Gillespie and son, Mrs. Sallie Pearson, Mrs. Bessie Hill and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Compton and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Parker
Hatten
Elmer Parker
Nancy Rhodes
Annie Linderman
Red Morgan
Austinville
Jim Pearson
Sallie Pearson
Kenmith Parker
W. S. Parker
Grady Waters
Local notices from Morgan County Pleasant View area
Turrentine family engagements and visits anchor a round of weekend social life. Talmadge Little and Brice Hogan traveled to Detroit for work. Relatives and neighbors gather for meals, church events, and Sunday visits with the Ruthie Turrentine and Mollie Lee Hogan families.
Mobile to Sell Tunnel Revenue Bonds for Paving Project
The City of Mobile sold 5 million dollars in tunnel revenue bonds to fund a six million dollar street paving program. Two million will refund outstanding tunnel bonds while three million funds the paving project. Half the cost will be assessed against abutting property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Bankhead Tunal
City of Mobile Funal
Short Comic Snatches From A Roadside Vendor
A roadside hot dog seller, hard of hearing and near sighted, thrives on simple signs until his college-educated son warns of a low mood in Europe and at home. The father scales back meat and advertising, and sales plummet, illustrating the era’s gloom in a string of vignettes and jokes about love, tax, and society.
Fragmented satire dialogue about fashion and life tones
A fragmented dialogue depicts a fiddler flirting while a detective asks for strategy. A nurse jokes about nylons making women more contented as a life insurance agent offers straight life and a speaker expresses a wish to step out occasionally.
Cotton Storage Boom At Mobile With CCC Bonded Warehouse
The Commodity Credit Corporation plans to ship 6,000 bales to Mobile for storage. Henry W. Sweet, state docks director, said 500 bales have already been stored in the bonded warehouse. The operation marks the largest storage in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Commodity Credit Corporation
State Docks
Henry W. Sweet
State Dock
Heflin Demotes Police Chief. Names New Leaders
Heflin Alabama replaces its police department after resignations. J. H. Bitter, ex Memphis railroad investigator, is named police chief with F. H. Lester, former Jasper officer, as his assistant. Town council had reduced force by one, prompting the resignations.
Perth Rejects Power Plant Plan in Australia
Perth in Australia rejected the purchase of a 30,000 ton battleship sized power plant to keep the lights on. The project would be too costly and not finished next year. The city has endured blackouts linked to the Austral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
Royal Sovereign towing price debated by government
The Royal Sovereign cost quoted at $565,000 with $226,000 for towing to Perth. The State Government considered the plan but rejected it, opposing the idea once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Sos Imerry
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Susan Nuby
Jesse James
Tyai
America
Quamtrell
Paty
Coast Guards
Coast Guard and Lighthouse
Lawrence County
Conway
Morgan County
Pleasant View
Lorene Turrentine
Talmadge Little
Brice Hogan
Detroit
Mich
Corinth
Ellis Bucklew
Ola Penn
Guy Williams
Odis Staples
Bobby
Verdon Carr
J.D. Staples
Oda
Margie Cheatham
Frank Roberts
Akron
Mae Turrentine
Ray Carmen Allen
Texas
Georgia
Hershel Tucker
Tucker
Mollie Lee Hogan
Mary Ruth and
Rayburn
Alberta Allen Dotson
Ruthie Turrentine
Hazel Little
Raymond West
North Alabama
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Scott
R. J. Scott
Albacore
Junius
S. Omar Barker
New York
Florida
Ernie
Gurney
Jacqueline Robert
England
France
Itay
Dort
Purex
Dorney
S.deptoel
Enee
Purex Corporation, Ltd
South Gate
Oll
Royal Gelatin
Kraft
Peter Peanut Sutter
Kraft Mayonnaise
Happy Kids
Black Hawk
Hormel
Crisco Or
Peuwonky
del Mar
Mary Lee Taylor
Vaughan
Trading Post
West Moulton St
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