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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1958
Page
10
A reader asks about a soldier ex who wants to repay harm with letters and a wedding ring. Other letters advise patience with a mother’s influence, and cousin romance questions plus a caller praising prayer as help.
George G. Coggin Jr. is named budget analyst in the financial division at Wolverine Tube in Calumet and Hecla with assignment starting March 1 at the Allen Park offices. He is a University of Alabama accounting graduate and longtime Wolverine Tube employee married to Bettye Akers with one son.
An eight weeks School of Missions opened Sunday at Austinville Methodist Church, led by the church's Commission on Missions. Guy Lamon serves as chairman. Classes meet each Sunday night one hour before evening worship with the theme Japan for all ages. Adult teacher is Mrs Richard Hamilton.
A note states that Dorothy Dix is a trademark registered in the U S Patent Office by The Bell Syndicate Inc via care of this newspaper.
Decatur churches meet at Austinville Methodist Church at 2 30 p m Wednesday to plan World Day of Prayer. Mayor Roy B Oom urges observance on February 21 with services or a minute of prayer at noon. The theme is The Bread of Life with Elmer Bussey and H B Norwood leading Decatur activities.
Sen. Humphrey said Stevenson did not attend the NATO Paris conference because the Eisenhower administration rejected his ideas. He described the State Department as hindered by intellectual arthritis while Stevenson, a former Democratic presidential nominee, served as a State Department consultant for NATO planning.
Youths S M Dollar with the Glasgows and intermediates Ellea Terry with Guy Lamon join juniors led by Mrs W A Thompson assisted by Mrs Leroy Murphy and primary led by Mrs Lamar Millwood aided by Mrs Talmadge Long. The school plans films missionary talks projects and class study with a registration goal of .100 announced by Rev Newton Malony of the Austinville church.
The article notes Humphrey signaling potential limits to his authority, risking support for policies he disagrees with while agreeing with most NATO revitalization aims. Stevenson could not be reached for comment as he addressed the Illinois Federation of Democratic Women.
Betty Robertson of Lester Alabama daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Robertson was chosen as the Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizenship girl at West Limestone High School She is a Future Homemakers of America member yearbook staff typist Beta Club treasurer and was voted the most athletic girl in her senior class. Humphrey urged ousting Dulles saying bold cabinet changes are needed to prevent US trailing the Soviet Union in international affairs.
Charles Wellborn Hill, 21, an Alabama State Prison escapee, was arrested by South Carolina Highway Patrol in a stolen car loaded with two .22 rifles, an automatic shotgun, and a .32 pistol. FBI identified him as an escaped federal prisoner. accomplices Milton Moore and Francis Roland Herston linked to the escape.
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