Young GOP Aiders Named Craig Knowles College Activities Director
Craig Knowles a law student at the University of Alabama was named college activities director of the Young Republican Federation of Alabama announced by Roland Oliver state chairman. Knowles has led Sigma Chi as president and chaired Circle K positions in three years at school. Oliver praised college GOP groups as vital to building a strong Alabama party. A stray note suggests adding vinegar when baking custard in a water bath to prevent pan discoloration.
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Craig Knowles
University of Alabama
Young Republican Federation of Alabama
Roland Oliver
University
Knowles
Sigma Chi Social Fraternity
Rho Alpha Tau Leadership Honorary
International Trustees
Circle K: International
Oliver
Republican Party
Alabama
Newsman Named To Chemstrand Publication
Howard T. Downey named editor of Chemstrand's publication The Spinerette announced by Cole Downing director of manufacturing. Downey, Birmingham native, previously edited The Meulten Advertiser at Moulton and Industrial Press at Birmingham, with prior reporting for Birmingham News and Lansing State Journal. He is Air National Guard military photographer, president of Moulton Junior Chamber, trustee of the Moulton Public Library, and serves on Sigma Delta Chi Alabama chapter board. Downey and wife Ramona and their son live at 502 Main St. Moulton.
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Howard T. Downey
Chemstrand
Spinerette
Cole Downing
Downey
Birmingham
Meulten Advertiser
Moulton
Industrial Press
Birmingham News
Lansing, Mich
State Journal
Air National Guard
Wallace weighs call for January special legislative session
Gov George Wallace has not confirmed plans for a January special session but met with House Speaker Albert Brewer in a closed door session. He has written lawmakers to gauge support for free textbooks for all 12 grades and for a larger school program including a $100 million building project and a 10 percent raise for teachers. If convened, legislative work could be delayed by Wallace’s prior commitments including the Orange Bowl on January 1 and President Johnson’s inauguration on January 20.
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Uary
Wallace
Johnson
Arrowhead District Scout Roundup Recruits 137 for Redstone Arsenal Events
About 137 Scouts were recruited during the Arrowhead District roundup including 69 Cub Scouts 51 Boy Scouts and 17 Explorers. The event draws over 2 000 scouts and leaders for exhibits at Redstone Arsenal with demonstrations from 9 a.m. to noon and a ceremony by Col. Thomas W. Cooke.
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Arrowhead
North Alabama
Redstone Arsenal
Redstone
Eugene Chenault
Arsenal
Florence State Rotc
Army
18Th Airborne Corps
Ft. Bragg
S.C
2Nd Infantry Division
Ft. Benning
Ft. MacClellan
Ala
Thomas W. Cooke
Army Missile Support Command
Union Local Picks Its Officers
The Bricklayers Masons Plasterers Local Union 15 of Decatur elected officers for 1965 1966. The union represents at least 250 members in Limestone Lawrence Morgan Madison Marshall and Jackson counties. New officers include Herbert Goehler president Charles Whitt vice president Sam Chrisman recording secretary Houston A Whitt financial secretary and business agent Grover Taylor treasurer Irvin Miller trustee Ray Smith trustee Eugene Bailey trustee William E Tiller deputy Don West alternate deputy and Sam Knox sergeant at arms.
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Bricklayers, Masons & Plasterers
Decatur
Limestone
Lawrence
Morgan
Madison
Marshall
Jackson
Herbert Goehler
Charles Whitt
Sam Chrisman
Houston A. Whitt
Grover Taylor
Irvin Miller
Ray Smith
Eugene Bailey
William E. Tiller
Don West
Sam Knox
Danville Man Hurt in Two Area Wrecks
A Danville man Arthur E. White 57 was injured in two separate one vehicle crashes in the four county area yesterday. He was treated and released from Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital after his 1963 Chevrolet pickup went over an embankment on Danville Road near Decatur at 2 25 p m. In a separate incident James L. Newman 18 of Moulton drove a 1961 Chevrolet off the road near Trinity at 5 p m. he was unhurt.
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Danville
Alabama Highway Patrol
Arthur E. White
Baugh- Wiley-Smith Hospital
White
Decatur
Danville Rd
Trinity
James L. Newman
Moulton
Fire Safety Urges Careful Holiday Use of Trees Lights
Decatur Fire Chief Floyd Elkins warned holiday enthusiasts to dispose of wrappings promptly and place live trees in sand in a vessel. He advised using only underwriter approved lights and carrying trees to the alley after enjoyment for sanitation pickup. Fire Marshal Virgil Kitchens echoed the warning noting December fires kill Alabama residents and urge turning off lights when away and cautioned metal trees as dangerous conductors of electricity.
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Decatur
Floyd Elkins
Sanitation Department
Elkins
Virgil Kitchens
December Fire and Savory Toast Delights
A frosty day scene features a roaring fire and a comforting lunch option. Crisp toast with rich cheese sauce pairs with broiled mushrooms, sardines, tomato halves, bacon and hot asparagus spears for a hearty meal.
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Susan Wyker
North Alabama Hairdressers and
Lynell Wiber
Judy Suggs
Frances Smith
Brenda Arthur
Glenda Hunter
Kathy Darling
Betty
Susan Bartlett
Miss Wyker
Arthur Belew
Jim Morgan
Ernest Roberts
Jim Taylor
GOP
Robert Jackson
Neshville, Tennessee
Church OF Christ
Somerville Rd
S.E
G.A.C
G. A.C. Finance Corporation
G.A.C. Discount Company
Thea Street
S. E
U. S. Post Office
Greeny
Howard Downey
Union Local
Belk
Rugged
Archdale’ Cotton
S-M
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