River side School Club Plans Leap Year Party
The Commercial club at Riverside outlines an upcoming Leap Year Twice Party to honor new members including Clara Burgess Mary Caudill Elsie Crow Edna Fuller Barbara Gibson Ruby Houser Lola Harvell Peggy Hudson Betty Jo Marion Taylor Norton and others The D Club initiated new members and Phi Chi Mu invited more students with Murray Yarbrough as president and Elizabeth Eich as sponsor A Treasure Hunt Kidd tale framed the assembly and Miss Joan Holley gave a recital highlighting musical talent
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Riverside
Clara Burgess
Mary Caudill
Elsie Crow
Edna Fuller
Barbara Gibson
Ruby Houser
Lola Harvell
Peggy Hudson
Betty Jo Marion
Taylor Norton
Jimmie Nix
Doris Pickens
Margaret Rodgers
Mildred Shaddix
Mable Turner
Jo Anne Woodruff
Dorothy Woodruff
Dorsin Wiggins
Doris Nixon
Betty Fay Julian
Betty Case
Helen Mattox
D” Club
Joe Black
Candler Crim
Bob Freeman
Willard Freeman
Tommy Fitzpatrick
F. D. Folette
Charles Horton
Ben Lee
Billy Levin
Bobby Neil
Clyde Pace
Marvin Taylor
John Wilkes
Phi Chi Mu
Math Club of
Sam Evans
Sally Kimbrough
Alan le May
William le May
Don Nichols
Carol Rozear
B. G. Ryan
Fred Schlosser
Jeannie Warren
Murray Yarbrough
Needham Long
Jimmy Tatum
Elizabeth Eich
Cap* Stain Kidd
Joan Holley
Local News Notes From Austinvile and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Guy H Davidson of Murfreesboro visited her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Broadway in Austinvile Friday night. They left for Okolona Mississippi to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Davidson and relatives. Mr and Mrs Charlie Osborn and two children left for Union South Carolina to live with her father. Mr and Mrs Elmer Osborn and baby Julia Wynell are visiting relatives at Fort Payne Alabama. Mrs Wilson Kirby was brought home from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Ike Hill in Decatur improving from pneumonia. Buddie Jackson of Birmingham returned to be with his mother and attend school. Joe Hill of Decatur is visiting relatives here.
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Guy H. Davidson
Murfreesboro
Robert Broadway
Okolona
Miss
Lee Davidson
Charlie Osborn
Union
S. C
Elmer Osborn
Julia Wynell
Ft. Payne
Ala
Wilson Kirby
Ike Hill
E. Martin Street
Decatur
Miss Sentiff Club Speaker Outlines BPW Values
Miss Winnie Sentiff, membership chair, explained what the Business and Professional Women's club means to its members at the regular meeting. Mrs. Anna Blackwell, president, opened with the collect and plans for the Christmas party were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Sentiff
Miss Sentiff
BPW
Anna Blackwell
Edna Holland
Sheila
Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
Meredith Woodall
Andy
Rheumatism Treatment Promise From Excelsior Springs Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri December report says a specialized treatment system for rheumatism and arthritis, using mineral waters and baths, is described in a free book. The Ball Clinic offers the book Rheumatism Good Health Life's Greatest Blessing no obligation, by writing to Dept 3606.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Dept
Missouri
Indians Seek School Bus For Creek and Cherokee Children
In Mobile Alabama federal courts were asked to order Escambia county to provide required transport for 17 Indian descent children. A hearing within 30 days on a writ of injunction targets equal protection under the 14th Amendment. Parents say some children lack bus access while others must walk up to two miles through fields and woods. Children descended from Creek and Cherokee intermarried with whites live near the McCullough area. some attend an Atmore white high school. County officials note an all Indian bus carries the children to school.
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Mobile
Ala
Escambia County
McCullough
Atmore
O. C. Weaver
Brewton
Local charity sale features student volunteers
Report notes each member was asked to bring two boxes for sale while Miss Sentiff served refreshments, aiding the fundraising effort.
Grace Lutheran Church mobilizes for German orphans aid
Mobile Alabama December 4 Grace Lutheran church launches a Christmas drive to collect second hand clothes and decorations for German war orphans in a Frankfurt Lutheran orphanage. Rev. W H Hafner names Edward Toenes as chair of the collection effort and the gifts will be flown from Brookley Air Force Base to Europe aboard a Globemaster around December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Grace Lutheran Church
W. H. Hafner
Frank‘fort
Hafner
Edward Toenes
Brookley Air Force
Europe
Globemaster
Alabama Milk Production Surpasses State Need
Alabama’s Health Department reports 33 million gallons of milk produced in the year, enough for each resident to have about 11 gallons. The dairies under sanitary standards supplied nearly all output, with a consumer bill near 30 million dollars for the year, averaging 2.5 million monthly.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Health Department
Indian students sue for school bus transportation in Atmore
A petition claims Indian high school students lack bus service in Atmore while a white pupil forced to leave the state to continue education due to transport gaps. It cites a state law requiring county boards to arrange transport and notes local white children face similar problems. Lawyers say the suit has no link to McCullough high school grade transfers.
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Atmore
County Boards
Low Bids For Roads Listed
The State Highway Department announced low bids yesterday on highway projects totaling $838,921. Projects span Blount Calhoun Cherokee Jackson and other counties with bids from Birmingham Jasper Troy Athens Montgom ery and Mobile firms. The complete tabulation includes grading drainage surface work and bridges with final low bid in DeKalb to be announced Monday.
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Montgomery
State Highway Department
Blount County
U. S. 31
Hayden
Jasper
Goodwyn and Murphree
Troy
Jackson
Stevenson
Tennessee State Line
Burgeen’ Contracting Company
Athens
Cherokee
County
Firestone
Blanche
Harbert
Cargile
Mobile
Calhoun
Winnette
Coldwater
W. Gwin, Jr
Birmingham
Wilcox
Furman
Pineapple
Troadway
J. R. Bryant
W.A. McVeters
Reyonlds
Shaw
Clio
St. Clair
Odenville
Asheville
Reynolds and Shaw
Houton
Webb
U. S. 241
B. F. Williams
Ozark
HighWays Department
DeKalb County
Hammondville
Henagar
Business Meeting of Southside Baptist Church
The regular business meeting of the Southside Baptist church will be convened at the church Wednesday evening at seven o'clock. The officers and teachers of the Sunday school will meet immediately afterward.
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Southside
Southside Baptist Church
King Cotton Dead as Planters Heard Brannan Speech
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan told Alabama Farmers Union that King Cotton is practically a dead duck and urged diversification to boost prosperity. He called for more vegetables poultry pasture improvements and higher grade cattle to raise farm income. Governor James E. Folsom introduced him while James G. Patton urged a new deal for farmers.
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Ala
South
Charles F. Brannan
Alabama Farmers Union
James E. Folsom
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Youth Fellowship Supper Meeting At First Methodist
The Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church will meet Sunday evening at six o clock with Miss Eleanor Hamilton in charge of the program. Supper will be served following the meeting.
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The
First Methodist Church
Eleanor Hamilton
Thick skinned rhinoceros is vegetarian and nocturnal
The animal described is a large rhinoceros with a vegetarian diet and nocturnal habits, suggesting it feeds at night and avoids daytime activity. It emphasizes the creature's rugged skin and nighttime behavior in a concise natural history note.
Hearing Impairment Estimates Prompt Aid Debate
An estimated 15 million Americans have some hearing impairment yet only about one third or fewer require hearing aids. The statistic underscores the gap between need and assistive device adoption.
Decatur Pianist Joan Holley Wins Praise in Concert
Miss Joan Holley a Decatur girl and rising concert pianist received strong praise after a Riverside auditorium recital Friday. Her Bach-Tausig Toccata and Fugue opened a program noted for firm rhythms and dramatic climaxes in Kabalevsky and Chopin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Holley
Decatur
Miss Holley
Riverside Auditorium
Dimitri Kabalevsky
Moszkowski
Mana- Zucca
Dozer and starches featured for varied industrial uses
Numerous dozer and starch varieties are showcased for applications across paper making textile mill salad dressing manufacturing laundry and other industries.
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Austinville
Miss Sentiff Club
Judy
Judy Canova
America
Wheel Toy
Tricycles
King Cotton
Youth Fellowship
Joseph M. Goldwasser
Cleveland
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Atlanta
Robert Mallard
Lyons
Goldwasser
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mallard
Baptist-Training Union
Christ
Perry Claxton
Central Baptist Church
Decatur, Ala
Belk
Lady Blue
Wine
Aqua
Rose
McCall's
Vogue
White Grounds
Rogers Tricot
Belk Hudon
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