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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1967

Page

18

Tennessee Valley High Winners Told

Hillsboro reported fall financial drive results at Tennessee Valley High School with three prizewinners. Robert Foster of Hillsboro Lawrence G. Davis of Decatur and Mrs Corum of Hillsboro received awards. Mrs Foster won the consolation prize a transistor radio. A pageant titled And So They Go Bethlehem was presented on final day before holidays under Mrs Margaret Williams as director of music.

Hillsboro Tennessee Valley High School Robert Foster Lawrence G. Davis Decatur Ford Corum Robert L. Foster Bethlehem Margaret Williams

Reserves veteran Lt. Col. Ezzard retires after 20 years of active duty

Lt Col William Ezzard retires after twenty years as a Reserve officer on active duty and thirty-two years commissioned service. He commanded the Decatur Subsector for three and a half years and received a commendation medal and a certificate of appreciation. He is a Silver Star and Purple Heart recipient with service in North Africa WWI and postings in Europe, Africa, Korea, and Vietnam. He and Mrs. Ezzard have five children and will stay in Decatur through the school year.

William Ezzard Ezzard Decatur James Hantzes Manding Alabama Col. Hantzes North Africa Ireland England Algeria Morocco Tunisia Germany Korea Vietnam U.S University of Georgia Bill Decatur High Austin High Southeast Asia Central Methodist Church Decature Lions Club

Amputation and recovery in dogs guided by veterinary ethics

Veterinary notes discuss when to amputate a dog's limb after injury or severe damage. Decisions rest with the surgeon based on expected outcomes and owner acceptance. Three legs post amputation allow dogs to bound and live nearly normally, aiding owner acceptance.

Worth Lanier D.W.M. Auburn Jonés Chapel

Meet the Daily Family Verbon Shelton Profile

Verbon Shelton, a Lawrence County native, has worked in the Daily advertising department since April 1963. Although from Lawrence County he calls Decatur his hometown, lives at 614 8th Ave S W, attends East End Methodist Church, and enjoys country music and guitar with Buck Owens and Porter Wagoner as favorites. He is married to Jeanette Roach with two children, Judy Ann and Kenneth.

Verbon Shelton Lawrence County Daily Advertising Department Decatur Michigan The DAILY Post Office Buck Owens Porter Wagoner Shelton Jeanette__Roach Mississippi Judy Ann Kenneth 8Th Ave. S.W East End Methodist Church

Christmas Social Roll Call in Speake Area

County residents and families gathered for Christmas at the Sherrill home including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jack json and Mr and Mrs Bob Wiley of Five Points. Jessie McCaghren visited sister Mamie Way. Warner Crow of Ones joined relatives for Christmas with the John A Crow family.

Mr. Williams Lorene Brown Williams Nebraska J.P. Brown Arthur Dercan A. D. Rogers Cullman Hospital Bersie Collins Addison Ted White Teddy Doug Pirkle Eron Raymond White Leneta Mark White Melinda Verne White Deayne Tarentine Aleus Brown Simés Enon Wilbur Jackjson Bob Wiley Maude Sulivan Oakville Wesley Curtis Dug Curtis Jimmy Sherrill Jessie McCaghren Mamie Way Gladys Warner Crow John A. Crow Cathryn Gladys Way Ora William Hamilton

Gypsies in Czechoslovakia Face Education and Crime Gaps

News agency reports 200000 gypsies in Czechoslovakia with 150000 in Slovakia and 1183 gypsy villages. Some families have up to 20 children. Only 66 percent of gypsy children attend school and crime rates are three times higher where gypsies live.

Prague Czechoslovakia Slovakia T.K C.T.K

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