Athens Vice Clerk Freddie Lewis resigns from city post
Athens assistant city clerk Mrs Freddie Lewis will resign effective Saturday after joining the city Dec 31 1962 and being promoted in Oct 1964. She and her husband David live at 408 Gayle Lane.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
13
Athens assistant city clerk Mrs Freddie Lewis will resign effective Saturday after joining the city Dec 31 1962 and being promoted in Oct 1964. She and her husband David live at 408 Gayle Lane.
Friday schedule lists Alabama Newsreel at 5 45 p m with a mix of religious, entertainment and film programs including Twilight Zone Hogan's Heroes Sayonara Joe Pyne and The Littlest Hobo. Local stations WHOS WDRM WAJF WJOF WLCB show sunrise to sunset and updated weather in late night shifts.
A dense line up features Mavericks Red Dog cave robbery tale with Moore Carradine and Read at 6 p.m. followed by Wild Wild West with Begley at 6:30. At 7:30 Man from U N C L E. and the ex convict dynamite threat starring Baugh and McCallum. Milton Berle show at 8 with Van Johnson and Mary Ann Mobley. Movies run from Sayonara at 8 to The Littlest Hobo at 11:50 p.m. with multiple titles and stars listed for each slot.
Capt Travis W. Hardwick of Decatur has completed a 10 week military law course at the U S Army Judge Advocate General s School. He is assigned to Fort Devens Massachusetts and is married to Worth Pinkston of Decatur. He is a lawyer on active duty in the Army JAG Corps and was commissioned after leading college and law school records. Lawyers entering the JAG School come from all 50 states for intensive military law instruction.
Athens Jaycees plan a Santa Claus day delivering Christmas baskets and gifts to families across Athens and Limestone County. Project chairman Tom Smith says gifts total 1500 to 2000 dollars per family, with 100 dollars donated for groceries for 16 families. Merchants provided new toys while the club gathered and repaired old ones.
Capt. Hardwick, a 1961 Decatur High School graduate, earned a B S in 1965 and an LL B in 1966 from the University of Alabama and is admitted to practice before the Alabama Supreme Court. The Army School is featured as the nation’s sole program training lawyers in military law with potential to house a future U S military law center. He is a member of the Alabama State Bar Association.
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