Funeral Services for Bertie England in Danville
Bertie Mable England aged 62 died Sunday night at home in Danville. Funeral services were held in Friendship with Eliott Funeral Home of Moulton directing. She is survived by sister Mrs. Emma Mattox of Lawrenceburg Tenn brother Charlie Parker of San Francisco and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers included Lewis Odom Herman Odom J B England Donald England Evans Newberry Pelmer Maddox. The body remained at the funeral home until church services.
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Danville
Bertie Mable England
Friendship
Eliott
Moulton
Zon
Pelmer Ledrow
Kalamazoo
Mich
Emma Mattox
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Charlie Parker
San Francisco
Calif
Lewis Odom
Herman Odom
J. B. England
Donald England
Evans Newberry
Pelmer Maddox
Groover Funeral Held At Hartselle First Baptist
Funeral services for Roy S. Groover 67 of 507 Short St died in a house fire will be held 2 p m Friday at Hartselle First Baptist Church with Rev W L Carden and Rev A Ray Lee officiating Burial will be in Hartselle City Cemetery Peck directing Survivors include two sons Roy Edward Groover Key West Fla and Robert Don Groover Austin Tex a daughter Mrs Ralph Parker Decatur two brothers H L Groover and Gordon Groover both of Hartselle four grandchildren and a great grandson Pallbearers are Lester Wooten Horace Roberts Joe Puckett Dean Tankersley Dick Ransom and Alton Bartlett
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Hartselle
Roy S. Groover
Short St
Hartselle First Baptist Church
W. L. Carden
Brewer Predicts Wallace Will Get Silent Vote
Gov. Albert Brewer predicts George Wallace will win a great silent vote in November across Southern and border states. He says Wallace has a strong chance in Maryland despite Nixon’s ticket. Brewer notes much Wallace mail still arrives at the Capitol and announces $25 million in state highway bonds to be sold Sept. 17.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Brewer
George Wallace
Brewer
Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Capitol
Goveror
Royalty Death Customs Include Servants’ Sacrifice
A historical note explains that in ancient times upon a royal death the ruler’s household received a lavish funeral house and furnishings while servants were killed to accompany and serve the deceased in the afterlife.
Shelton Appeals Court Upheld Contempt Conviction
Robert W. Shelton Imperial Wizard of the United Klans of America reacted to the U S Court of Appeals ruling upholding his contempt of Congress conviction. The three-judge panel rejected his argument that the House investigation lacked authority though they said the committee cannot subpoena membership lists of political groups. Shelton planned to appeal to the Supreme Court and blamed liberals and Communists for federal court decisions.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Robert W. Shelton
The
United Klans of Court of Appeals
District of Washington
Shelton
House
House Committee On Unamerican
Klan. the Three Appeals Court
U.S. Supreme Court
River Weather DECATUR Skies Morning Star View
In Decatur the river area shows a morning sky with Mars as a backdrop. Castor and Pollux appear prominently above, with Capelia shining brighter higher in the heavens.
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Castor
Pollux
Capelia
Weather summary for Decatur and vicinity today
Partly cloudy and warm with thundershowers possible this afternoon and evening. Highs near 87 to 91, lows around 71 to 75. Rain chances 50 percent today, 30 percent tonight and Friday. Municipal readings include Keller Memorial Bridge at 20.97 feet and TVA lake stages such as Chickamauga 681.9 and Guntersville 593. Weather pattern shows a high pressure ridge over Alabama with scattered storms and variable skies statewide.
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TVA
Chickamauga
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wheeler
Wilson
Birmingham
Decatur
Atlantic Ocean
Texas
Alabbama
Antarctica Locked in Perpetual Ice Story
Antarctica remains enveloped in limitless ice as the southern landmass endures a perpetual cold climate. A towering massif rises to about 16 860 feet, with vast ice and snow covering the continent.
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Antarctica
State National Charge promotes school supplies and loans
School Days are State National Charge Days urges shoppers to use the Charge card for new clothes books and school fees in Alabama. Cards are honored with payments as low as 10 dollars monthly and loan approvals are promised instantly at any State National Bank office.
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Alabama
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Nelson Brothers Furniture
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Frances C. Murdock
He Canal
St. S.E
Flav -0-Rich Dairy, Inc
Decatur, Alabama
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Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Pacific Northwest
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Mars
Decatur and
Keller Memorial Bridge
Royal Portable Typewriters
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ALL Metal
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Emreront
Royal Manual. & Electric
John A Smith
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