Junior College Professors Dig Ancient Settlement Site
John C Calhoun State Technical Junior College professors Bobby Gamble and Robert Stephens conducted a secret summer dig in Morgan County after school hours, uncovering evidence that people inhabited the area 6 000 to 7 000 years ago. They promised the site owner not to reveal its location until more findings emerge. The owner fears a flood of curious visitors.
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John C. Calhoun State Technical Junior College
Bobby Gamble
Robert Stephens
Carlton Kelley
Gamble
Stephens
Morgan County
Inhabitants of 6000 Years Ago Unearthed by Morgan Dig
Archaeologists Gamble and Stephens report an ancient site in Morgan County with three digging zones and shell tempered pottery from Middle Mississippi culture. They found chipped points, drills, scrapers, and possible Archaic tools. Soil samples were sent to the New York Botanical Society for analysis.
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New York Botannical Society
Gamble
Morgan County
Jacksonville
Stephens
Montgomery
Birmingham
Middle Mississippi
Moundville
Trinity Mayor Resigns and Dovel Haley Appointed
Trinity mayor Branum resigns citing railroad work preventing council attendance. Former police commissioner Dovell Haley elected mayor and Richmond council to fill his vacancy. Haley, office services supervisor at Chemstrand, will lead council with Pete Richeson, Ernest Kimbrel, Clifton Phillips and Vernon Hurn remaining.
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Trinity
R. T. Branun
Dovell Haley
Branum
L&n Railroad
Haley
Chemstrand
Trinity Mountain
Alabama
Pete Richeson
Ernest Kimbrel
Clifton Phillips
Vernon Hurn
Model Airplane Contest Slated at Courtland Army Base
Decatur Model Airplane Club sponsors its first radio control model aircraft contest next weekend at Courtland Army Airbase. AMA sanctioned events run 8 am to 6 pm Saturday and 7 am to 3 30 pm Sunday with remote controlled flying. Contestants hail from several southeastern states and top national finishers from Chicago will compete. Contact Elbert Minter for details.
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Courtland
Decatur
Courtland Army Airbase
The
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Washington, D.C
AMA
Chicago
Elbert Minter
Calumet Ave
You And Your Pets Sebaceous Cyst Causes And Treatments
An article discusses sebaceous skin cysts in dogs, often numerous around sebaceous glands. Overweight, improper diet, high carbohydrate intake, and parasitic or hormonal imbalances blamed. Treatment favors surgical removal for permanent healing. diet regulation and weight loss to control recurrence. dietary supplements and steroids mentioned.
Former Decatur Man Appointed Surgery Professor
Dr. Robert T. L. Long, formerly of Decatur and now practicing in Russellville, was named clinical assistant professor in surgery at the Medical College of Alabama University Medical Center in Birmingham. A Decatur High School graduate and summa cum laude alum of Auburn and the Medical College of Alabama, he has taught at Washington University School of Medicine and the University of Missouri. He resides in Russellville with his wife and five children and runs a northwest Alabama surgical practice with offices in Russellville.
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Robert T. L. Long
Decatur
Russellville
Medical College of Alabama
University Medical Center
Birmingham
Dr. Long
Decatur High School
Auburn
W. H. Long
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Columbia
Alabama
St Bernard College completes two year self study
St Bernard College east of Cullman wraps up a two year self study with campus renovations and a revised curriculum under a new division of study. Enrollment rises from 663 to 735 as seven faculty join and plans for diamond jubilee celebrations begin. A visiting committee from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools will review the program.
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Cullman
St. Bernard College
Diately
Pennsylvania
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Napps Named To ASUL Committee
Oscar L. Napps of Decatur and Homer Carson of Dothan were named to the executive committee of the Alabama Savings and Loan League. E. W. Dicken Jr. of Huntsville was reelected president. Roy L. Smith of Phenix City was elected vice president and Eugene Hailpern Jr. of Montgomery was chosen secretary treasurer after the three day convention banquet.
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Point Clear
Oscar L. Napps
Decatur
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Alabama Savings and Loan League
Homer Carson
Dothan
E. W. Dicken Jr
Huntsville
The
League
Dickey
Roy L. Smith
Phenix City
Eugene Hailpern Jr
Montgomery
Dear Folks Heloise tips and reader notes from 1966
A compilation of practical homemaking hints from Heloise and readers. Tips cover pressing seams with a rolling pin wrapped in a towel to avoid imprint, using a chair in the shower for easy bathing, starching baby shoestrings to keep them clean, repurposing plastic spouts to tighten loose holes, a 12 year old’s cautionary note about chopping nuts, and placing fabric on a padded table pad to prevent slipping while cutting.
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Heloise
Baby
Egg yolk remover tip for egg white use
A kitchen tip explains using a clean eyedropper to extract any yolk back from egg whites. Squeeze and suck the yellow into the dropper. it pulls cleanly from the white. The method saves time and eggs by avoiding a full restart.
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Heloise
Letter of Laughter About Fixes and a Shower Idea
A reader recounts humorous household hacks used on修 her husband doubts women imagination. Doris B notes guiding care for a 94 year old mother-in-law and describes her shower adaptation using a molded plastic chair and water temperature adjustments.
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Heloise
Alumni Director Named at St Bernard College
Fr Charles Reiner O S B has been named alumni director and executive secretary of the St Bernard College Alumni Association by Rt Rev Gregory Roettger O S B chancellor. native of Cincinnati Reiner was ordained in 1942 and has taught chemistry and theology here since 1939.
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Cullman
Charles Reiner
O.S.B
St. Bernard College
Gregory Roettger
Reiner
St. Bernard College Alumni Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. James Catholic Church
Corinth
Miss
Emory University
National Science Foundation
Budapest taxi code lets riders bring pets with caution
The NEW TAXI CODE IN BUDAPEST allows passengers to bring pet dogs and canary birds in taxis but bans dynamite. The code, going into effect July 1, 1966, sets other rules for riders and services in the Hungarian capital.
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Budapest
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