Ring Story Makes For Happy Ending
A gentle tale about a girl who loses her high school class ring and finds it again. The piece plays down sensational events and focuses on a simple, hopeful ending with little drama.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
2
A gentle tale about a girl who loses her high school class ring and finds it again. The piece plays down sensational events and focuses on a simple, hopeful ending with little drama.
Sue Tait misplaced her Austin High School class ring cherished since senior day. A letter from Cathedral Caverns manager's wife led to its quick return by a sister to Principal Sailors in Austin. Sue learned to notify police and act for owners when items go missing.
A 50 year old Hartselle contractor William Erskine Hopper was found shot to death at his home on Logan Lane Morgan County Coroner Guy Holloway said He was shot once in the left chest and a .12 gauge shotgun was found beside him The death ruling remains open Funeral services will be announced by Peck Funeral Home
The Decatur Jaycees start selling Christmas trees Thursday at 6 pm in the Pet Dairy lot on U.S. 31 S. Proceeds support Jaycee projects, says President James Haver. Trees will be sold through Christmas Eve.
Multiple motorists report being pursued by a car with a blue flashing light. Deputies describe incidents on Jenkins Spring Rd, Mountain Home Rd, and Midway Rd with no verified police involvement. Authorities warn against stopping unless a siren is heard while urging caution as phony police cars persist. Penelope Parker of Decatur earns Who’s Who recognition at Bob Jones University.
Four people were injured Tuesday in a two car crash at Moulton Street and Memorial Drive SW. Louie M. Tacket 74 and Bonnie B. Tacket 70 were taken to Decatur General Hospital, Lynett Hooper 15 and Annette Woodard 14 were treated at Lawrence County Hospital after riding with James Edward Harris 20 who was not hurt.
A 57-year-old Ardmore man, Darrel Wilson Butler, died from internal injuries after losing control of a late model pickup on Alabama 53 near Elk Street. Butler was pronounced dead on arrival at Huntsville Hospital, Madison County Coroner Sam Spry said.
A stereo tape deck was stolen Tuesday from Alvin Terry’s automobile in the Goodyear Mill parking lot. Kenneth Ray Hill, 37, 1635 Jackson St. SE, was arrested and charged with burglary of a motor vehicle. Police gave no further details. Gatlin Rd. intersection. Butler, Redstore Arsenal employee, died after a 5:30 p.m. accident. he arrived at the hospital at 6:10 p.m.
James P Cardin Jr and Douglas K Crovo earned full credit for courses after entering freshmen exams at the University of Montevallo. Admissions director Mathison said exemptions could save families over 16000 in tuition pending further investigation into the credits.
A public notice provides crisis contact options including 911 for personal crises and Poisoning guidance via Crisis Call Center numbers. It advises calling any hospital or family physician for poisoning and dialing 0 to reach an operator if unsure. It references The Decatur Daily departmental phone numbers.
The Decatur Daily reports the Morgan County outstanding young farmer award is open to applicants aged 21 to 35 who derive at least two thirds of their income from farming. Send names to Jerry Waddell at The Decatur Daily P O Box 1527 Decatur Alabama 35601.
The Rev. J Thomas Carr of Auburn says he is no prophet though his church bulletin indirectly predicted the Auburn Alabama football score. The bulletin printed last Friday cited hymns How Great Thou Art and How Glorious Are These Ways. Auburn won the game 17 to 1 last Saturday and Carr reported parishioners teased him at Sunday services.
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