Somerville Class Enjoys An Outing
The senior class of the Church of God of Somerville visited Wright Spring at Friendship Sunday for a picnic. A noon lunch and a watermelon cutting followed. Attendees included J. W. Atkins, Marjorie Atkins, Ralph Atkins, Bobby Holloway, Dolphus Turney, Lois Lemmond, and many others with teachers Mrs. Curtis Sharp and Atley Grantland. Several members were absent.
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Church of God of Somerville
Wright Spring
Friendship
J. W. Atkins
National Guard
Marjorie
Macile
Ralph
Charles Atkins
Bobby
Marjean Holloway
Dolphus Turney
Lois
Jean Lemmond
Ralph Blankenship
Evie Lee
Marshall Williams
Helen Mates
Shirley
William Sutter Memorial to Be Held in Houston
Funeral services will be held Friday for William Tell Sutter 68 Houston plumbing company owner killed in a traffic accident. He was struck by an automobile as he crossed a Houston street. Survivors include a sister Mrs Mamie Reeder Montgomery and a brother Elwood Sutter Mobile Alabama.
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Houston
Tex
William Tell Sutter
Houston Plumbing Company
Alabama
Mamie Reeder
Montgomery
Elwood Sutter
Mobile
Revival services set at Baptist church for Giles County native
Revival services begin next Sunday at the Baptist church conducted by Reverend Duck of Mississippi. A Giles County native and Union Hill Baptist member died of a heart attack while performing home duties. Survived by wife Bernice Brown Watson, a son Brown of Elkton, two daughters Mrs. John Paul Massey of Elkton and Mrs. Floyd Pigg of Pulaski, three sisters Miss Rela Watson Mrs. Knox Rowell and Mrs. Tom Dale, four brothers Joe James Griffin and Burt Watson.
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Giles County
Union Hill
Funeral services held for Mahlon Watson at Bee Springs church
Funeral services for Mahlon Watson a 59 year old farmer from the Elkton community were conducted at 2 PM Friday at the Bee Springs Presbyterian church by Reverend Mack Pinkerton. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Pulaski Funeral Home in charge. Watson died Thursday.
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Mahlon Watson
Elkton
Bee Springs Presbyterian Church
Mack Pinkerton
Pulaski
Mr. Watson
Legion Barbecue Sponsored by Post 124 Next Saturday
American Legion Post 124 sponsors a daytime barbecue on the lot beside Dr Har din s office beginning at 10 o clock. The event features a magician tap dancing quartets string bands and public speaking with cordial public invitations extended.
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American Legion Post 124
Dr. Hardin
Ardmore High School Elects Dramatic Club Officers
The Dramatic Club of Ardmore High School has elected officers for this school year with June Blackwell as president, O'Neal Martin as vice president, Calvin Taft as secretary-treasurer, and Jack Whitt as reporter. Cheerleaders named are Jo Ann Whitt, Mildred Butner, Sherry Bryan, Bettye Jayne Whitt, Tidwell Bottoms, and Wayne Vickers.
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Dramatic Club
Ardmore High School
June Blackwell
O’neal Martin
Calvin Taft
Jack Whitt
Jo Ann Whitt
Mildred Butner
Sherry Bryan
Bettye Jayne Whitt
Tidwell Bottoms
Wayne Vickers
Williams Reunion Held at Toney Home in Alabama
A family reunion took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Williams in Toney Alabama. Attendees gathered to share memories and update kin on recent events within the Williams family.
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B. E. Williams
Toney
Alabama
Reunion Attendees Listed for Sunday Gathering
Sunday's reunion drew many relatives from across Ohio and nearby states. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charlie Williams of Port William Ohio and numerous families from Decatur Athens Ardmore Joplin Huntsville Elk Mont Toney and other communities.
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Charlie Williams
Port William
Ohio
B. E. Williams
Sam and Jerry
Spring Valley
E. V. Ferguson
Decatur
J. H. Jones
Bobby
Alex Jones
Athens
Howard Comer
Harold Blackwell
Ted Smith
Leo Alcock
Hatcher Bailes
Edward Williams
Ardmore
Joe Groninger
Joplin
Missouri
Paul Broadway
Elkmont
Melvin Goodwin
O. E. Wilburn
Bruce Jones
Jennie Mae Mitchell
Huntsville
W. W. Stephenson
Charles Jones
Laverne Williams and
Jimmie
Toney
Democratic woman leader warns South of creeping Republicanism
Mrs. India Edwards, vice chair of the Democratic National Committee and director of its women's division, told a Birmingham banquet of 17 local career women that Southern Democrats must guard against Republican infiltration. She urged more women to enter politics and warned that masquerading Republicans could undo 17 years of Southern progress.
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Birmingham
Ala
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Edwards
South
Morris Chapel to Begin Revival Sunday
Morris Chapel starts a revival Sunday with Rev. L. D. Brookshire preaching. Services will be held twice daily at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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Morris Chapel
L. D. Brookshire
Car Pool Studied In Mobile To Bypass Bus Strike
Catholic educators in Mobile and public school officials studied car pool plans to transport parochial students to school during a bus strike. Both groups prepared emergency measures as fall terms near and the two month dispute continued.
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Mobile
Ala
Princess Stars Open With Three Little Words Musical
A starpacked Technicolor musical opens Sunday at the Princess featuring Fred Astaire and Enstisn. The cheerful show promises a lively, happy-go-lucky tone as a four member ensemble performs the cue filled production.
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Fred Astaire
Yoronthes Enstisn
the Princess
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Loyd Self
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J. D. Jones
Sam McCowan
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Mack Smith
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