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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1946

Page

11

Stadium To Expand Capacity In Montgomery Project

The municipally owned stadium in Montgomery is set to expand from 23 000 to as much as 48 000 seats under plans by the Blue and Gray Cradle Association bowl committee. Alternate plans for 44 500 seats exist and have been sent to the Federal Works Agency for funding approval. Final cost and financing are not yet decided.

Montgomery Ala Cramtan Blue and Gray Cradle Association Montgomery Rebels W. B. Paterson Federal Works Agency Paterson

YWA Meeting At Home Of Miss Wanda Craig

The Y W A of First Baptist church met at Miss Wanda Craig’s home on Fifth Avenue West. The meeting opened with the vice president Miss Betty Stone presiding and a short business session followed by Mrs. Johnnie Aycock leading prayer.

First Baptist Church Wanda Craig Fifth Avenue West Betty Stone Sarah Stockton Miss Stockton Johnnie Aycock Betty Jane Stone Elouise Long Betty Jane McRae

Man Admits Passing Check in Decatur Incident

Doyle Stinson confessed to police after his arrest by Patrolmen Broderick Parker and Stanford for passing a check for 38.50 at Hogan service station. The cashier bank declined the check but it was cashed around 4 a.m. on December 4, and Chief J. B. Whitmire with Patrolman Frank Sandlin reported the admission.

Decatur Doyle Stinson John T. Broderick W. H. Parker Horace Stanford Hogan J. B. Whitmire Frank Sandlin

Clean windows before wreaths and candles are placed

Advises ensuring window panes are clean prior to displaying seasonal wreaths and candles to prevent stains and improve safety by reducing soot and residue on glass.

Public Forum Note on Embargo and Labor Reductions

Mr Barrett Shelton informs Decatur Daily of a general embargo effective at 12 01 am Friday Dec 6 1946 due to a coal strike. He has reduced clerical staff to eight and five warehouse laborers with potential for further reduction. Signed J J Hardwick Agent L N Railroad Co.

Kalopian First Baptist class meets at Royer home

The Kalopian Class of First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at Mrs. Jesse Rogers home with Jane Roger as president. The devotion followed by Lord's Prayer, officer reports, and a prayer led by Mrs. Evelyn Nelson. A Christmas social with games, gift exchanges, a gift to Mrs. Rogers, and refreshments ended the gathering.

First Baptist Church Jesse Rogers Jane Roger Thelma McMurtrie Evelyn Nelson

All Stars To Play Friday In North Alabama Event

The North Alabama high school athletic association Negro group announces the annual All-Star game at Benson's Night on Friday December 6 at 7:30. Eastern division includes Decatur Hartselle Huntsville A and M with five Decatur players among 24 on the Eastern squad. Western team sessions in Sheffield with Florence Tusculumbia Sheffield and Russellville. Tickets on sale at Loyd's drug store and Decatur Negro high school.

North Alabama High School Athletic Association Negro Athletic Group Decatur Huntsville A Maud Hartselle Florence Tuscumbia Sheffield Russellville Hartselle Huntsville J. H.richards W. M. Martin H. D. Comer W. Gains Matthews H. Dobbins C. Wheeler G. Oliver D. Priest C- Johnson Foster Orr Loyd

Birmingham Strikes Slow Steel as Coal Embargo Looms

Jones valley output grim with seven of twenty blast furnaces running and Ensley works shut. Fairfield and Gadsden plants operate at reduced or near-normal levels, while foundries close awaiting miners. 25,000 idle in Birmingham plus 20,000 miners await the embargo’s full impact, with Southwide effects feared around Christmas.

Birmingham South Gulf Coast New Orleans Mobile J. H. Friend Southern Division International Paper Co Friend Southern Florica Mississippi Louisiana Georgia Carolinas

Birmingham Club Names New Business Manager

Ed die Glennon, formerly business manager of the Wilmington club in the Interstate League, is named business manager of the Birmingham club in the Southern Association. He succeeds Lucien Emerson, who was released last week, with Emerson having replaced Paul Florence in 1946. The Birmingham club still seeks a manager to replace Frank Snyder after a seventh place finish.

Birmingham Eddie Glennon Wilmington Southern Association G. J. Jebeles Los Angeles Glennon Lucien Emerson Emerson Paul Florence Frank Snyder

Cheer Leaders for Austinvile Chosen

Austinville announces the cheer squad for the basketball season with Mildred George Hazel Nix Rayburn Johnson Betty Kirkland Virginia Holt Judy Bentley and Jerry Jones as members. Sponsors Miss Mavis McCaghren and Hubert Brooks named for the group.

Austinville Mildred George Hazel Nix Rayburn Johnson Betty Kirkland Virginia Holt Judy Bentley Jerry Jones Mavis McCaghren Hubert Brooks

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