Ed Shelton Heads Limestone County Sportsmen
At the Limestone County Sportsmen Club annual meeting in Athens Ed Shelton was elected president with Grady Holland as first vice president and G M Patterson as second vice president. Other officers named included C R Morrow secretary Frank Turner assistant secretary and Curtis Campbell treasurer. The board features J W Bennett past president Jack Gilbert Mason Freeman Dewey Massey Jim Beasley Carlos Nelson and Henry Allen. The club approved a $30 donation to the Golden Eagle Athens High School football team and $100 to the Local DAV fund to aid recreation development at the Limestone County fairgrounds. Retiring treasurer Jimmy Hargrove reported over $1,350 in the general fund and more than $2,400 in the horse show fund.
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Athens
Limestone County Sportsmens Club
Athens Cafe
Ed Shelton
Grady Holland
C. R. Morrow
Frank Turner
Curtis Campbell
J. W. Bennett
Jack Gilbert
Mason Freeman
Dewey Massey
Jim Beasley
Carlos Nelson
Henry Allen
Golden Eagle
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
VFW
DAV
Limestone County Fairgrounds
Jimmy Hargrove
Navy Commander Joins Redstone ABMA Work on Jupiter Missile
Huntsville Cmdr John S Bowen USN serves with Army Ballistic Missile Agency developing Redstone and Jupiter missiles. Bowen, a Brackenridge High School San Antonio and US Naval Academy graduate, earlier served at San Francisco Naval Shipyard. He and Mrs Bowen live in Decatur at 211 12th Ave SW. He is son of Mr and Mrs Orloff L Bowen of San Antonio.
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Huntsville
John S. Bowen
USN
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Jupiter
Navy
Army
Cmdr. Bowen
Brackenridge High School
San Antonio
U. S. Naval Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
ABMA
San Francisco Naval Shipyard
12Th Ave
Decatur
Orloff Lake Bowen
Virginia Blvd
Radio TV Schedule Highlights From Decatur Daily
A dense listing of daily radio and TV programs across multiple channels. Entries include gospel jubilees, news blocks, game shows, dramas, and children's programs with various hosts and time slots.
Private auto tag sales rise in Morgan County totals
Private license tag sales through Friday totalled 12 799, ahead of last year, with H tags for pickups at 1 073 and Hi tags at 1 265. H2 H3 H4 comparisons and Q6 bus tags are noted. National Guard plates reduce overall totals. 86 cars now carry Guard plates. British railways have foam-equipped trains for oil fires.
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Morgan County
T. C. Almon
Almon
National Guard
Mor
British Railways
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L'stone Sportsmen
John Nesbitt
Fortunatus
Decatur Boys Club
W. F. Frazier
E. L. Henson
Donald Dees
David Sloan
Johnny Florence
Previtt Masterson
Dan DuBose
Redstone Abma
Cmdr
Bowen
Channel
Sear Ie
Zenith Space Commander
Yen
Zenith TV
G. Payne
Space Command
Extre Con
Johnnie Aycock
Radio Shack
Lafayette St
Decatur Daily
Gene Lanier
Ree Jack Belew
First Baptist Church
Whos-Am-Fm
Dennis Tucker
Eastside Church of Christ
Decatur Stamps
First Pentecostal Church
Austinville Church of Christ
Silvertone
Central Methodist Church
Wayne King
Christian Brotherhood
America
Alabama
Monroe Parker
Roth
Wmsl-Am
WMSL
Bob Jones
Frank
Ernest
Central Baptist Church
Hawaii
Josh
Kraft News
Gabriel
Heatter
Nyceed Shopping Ag
Bob and Ray
Hollywood
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gabriel Heatter
Virgil Pinkiey
A.P. News
Wmsl-Tv
Bill Corum
Renfro Valley
Will Rogers
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
T Rich
U.S.A
Douglas Edwards
Flicka
Robin Hood
WABT
Air Force News
Star
Robert Montgomery
Broken Arrow
Educational Network Channel
Gan County
Fed
Busch Eredit Jewelers —Opticiars
Miss Brooks
Art Linkletter
Bob Crosby
Church of Christ
Doug. Edwards
Bears
Renfo Valley
Roy Rogers
Danny Boy
Tony
Dark Man
Captain Boycott
Somerset Maugham
Segeant Preston
Dragnet
Lawrence Welk
Video Theatre
Connecticut
Life OF
Riley
ALCOA
Adventure In
Diamonds
General Electric Theatre
Studio One
Rachel
Phil Silvers
Ballard
Victor Borge
Comedy
Shoemake Quartet
20Th Century Fox
Perry Como
George Gobel
Susanna
Mark Stevens
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
N. Y
Philadelphia
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