Three Scouts Earn Silver Beaver at Tennessee Valley Council Meet
Thos H Fitzpatrick Dr Paul Dawson presented Silver Beaver awards to Thos H Fitzpatrick Earl Kightlinger and Ed Price at the Tennessee Valley Council Boy Scouts of America annual meeting in Decatur attended by 225 at the Country Club. The ceremony honored exceptional service to boyhood with council leaders and district volunteers cited for long years of Scouting work across Alabama and nearby states.
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Decatur
T. H. Fitzpatrick
Ed Price
Earl Kightlinger
Florence
Paul Dawson
Scottsboro
Frank Chenault
M. P. Tinsley
Russellville
James L. Rankin
Willard Nelson
Sheffield
Benny Ray Flack
Thos. H. Fitzpatrick
Earl . Kightlinger
Jackson
Tennessee Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Country Club
Morgan District
Lauderdale
Monroe
J. E. McClary
A. 8. Kramer
A. ©. Davies
Charlie Coldiron
John A. Frey
Huntsville
Tom Fitzpatrick
James Rankin
F. J. Mehrtens
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cullman
A. C. Kimrey Jr
Madison
William A. Graham
James L. Ennenga
Bridgeport
James E. Farley
Moulton
Ned Frazier
C. L. Beard
Earle F. Dodds
James Louis Nelson
Leon Clancy
Grayson
C. C. Ratliff
Mack Morris
Stevenson
H. O. Hinshaw
Bill Millen
James Ennenga
J. P. Sims
Louis Nelson
W. E. Kirkpatrick
Léland G. Edwards
Alvin Blackwell
Huntville
O'Neal Greenhill
Colbert Heights
L. E. Wooten
Cotaco
Joe Jones
Austinville
B. G. Smith
Speake
W. W. Hitt
Hillsboro
Edward Young
Mt. Hope
R. E. Simpson
Courtland
A. E. Berryman
Town Creek
M. L. Pitts
Flat Rock
Roy Nichols
Dutton
Shelton Pinion
Phil Campbell
Harold Hughes
H. K. Timberlake
John W. Gay
John Maples
David Johnson
Pisgah
Robert Ward
Guy Smith
Thomas B. Farned
Carlos Flippo
Bobby Cooper
Wilson Morris
Donald Martin
Bratton Ashe
John D. Hungerland
Tommy Zwemer
George Morris II
John Ennis
Laughlin Ashe
Robert Martin
Charles S. Climall
Streamers
Tom Cornell
Tom Floyd
Bledsoe Hereford
Hubert Sheffield
Ed Brannum
Leland Edwards
James W. Russell Sr
Thomas Edwards
Leon Poole
A. L. Etherton
Alvin Blanton
Tom Holder
W. E
Jimmy Nelson
Fred Mason
Raymond Bozeman
Jimmy Porter
Roy Farneman
Eddie Lethcoe
Sonny Howard
Jimmy Creel
Tuscumbia
Eddie Phillips
Ronald E. Smith
James M. Lewis
Harold Dorris
Don Bayles
Herman L. Turner
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Chemstrand board trip outlines first tour plans
Directors from Am erican Viscose Monsanto and Chemstrand travel to De catur for the first board meeting since plant construction and commercial production began. The group will tour facilities, attend dinner and films, with tours led by Koster Hoyer and Buford. Eagle Rank Scouts recognized at council meeting.
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Frank H. Reichel
American Viscose Corp
Philadelphia
Edgar M. Queeny
Monsanto Chemical Company
St. Louis
Charles S. Venable
Chemstrand
American Viscose
Marcus Hook
Charles A. Thomas
Monsanto
Harry L. Dalton
Carroll A. Hochwalt
John G. Jackson
General Council of
New York
William Ewing
Morgan Stanley & Co
Charles S. McCain
Dillon, Read & Co
William M. Rand
South Lincoln
Mass
Charles S. Cheston
J. P. Morgan
Messrs
McCain
Rand
Decatur
Fred M. Eaton
Thomas Choate
Shearman & Sterling & Wright
F. William Koster
Acrilon
Howard C. Greer
Koster
Bezanson
Greer
The Best Part of Christmas Is Spontaneity Not Planning
Hal Boyle argues Christmas thrives on warmth and spontaneous generosity, not over organized shopping. He contrasts meticulous shoppers who mail cards months early with the joyful last minute giver who buys gifts on impulse and keeps the spirit alive.
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Santa Claus
Leas
Active plant material Mostly leaves hold ninety percent water
The statement notes that leaves and other active plant material contain about 90 percent water. It highlights the high water content found in foliage and similar plant matter.
The 26000 Year Precession of the Equinoxes
The wobble of Earth's axis causes a gradual shift in the coordinate frame over a 26,000 year cycle. This precession alters the position of the vernal equinox among the stars and affects long term celestial observations.
Limestone Man Robert E Leppard Dead at 73 in Athens
Funeral services for Robert E Leppard 73 Athens 3 will be held at Bethel Church of Christ at two this afternoon. He was found dead about a quarter mile from home Friday night after leaving at 11 AM. Death attributed to heart attack. Survived by wife Pearl and children Mable Springer Maude Lees Mattie Broadwater Clarence Leopard. Pallbearers named Lambert Sanderson Bailey Thomas Pepper Johnson. Burial in adjoining cemetery Spry directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Leppard
Athens
Bethel Church of Christ
Burrell Grubbs
Everett Alexander
Spry
Leopard
Pearl Leopard
Mable Springer
Mobile
Maude Lees
Grand Bay
Mattie Broadwater
Clarence Leopard
Augusta
Malcolm Leopard
Decatur
Dorris Lambert
Rowe Sanderson
Robert Bailey
Franklin Thomas
Claude Pepper
Gilbert Johnson
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Ed Bowman
Captain Bowman
Garner Pride
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Hal Boyle
Ralph Piper
Paul Vance
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Prairie Wings
George Meyers
Robert Turner
Catalyst
Dick Thurston
Delbert Clark
Polymer
Robert F. Hinds
Ronald H. Breckenridge
Acrilan
Maurice Jackson
Protective Life Insurance Company
2Nd Ave
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Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
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Arthur Walling Jr
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