Kiwanis Club Plans 35th Anniversary Meeting
Cullman Kiwanis members prepare for the 35th Kiwanis International anniversary week with a January 17 gathering at the American Legion Home. Speakers include Agricultural Agent H G Ton on 1950 farming potential and a plan to start a pig club and 4 H club for boys. A memorial for Mrs Sophia Ann Hale is noted with services held at Enon church.
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Kiwanis
Luther Morris
G. W. Bledsoe
H G Ton
Kus
Lesteres
Kiwanian- Rus. Smith
Robert Rd
Troy i
Cullman
Kiwanis International
American Legion
Morris
Unity” Service Organization
Cullman Club
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Yukon Territory
Committee On Education and Fellowship
M. L.’Robertson
Saphropia Ann Hale
Vihemont
Enon
Obituary details include Mooney and Hale families
The notice lists funeral details for Mary Moorey of Holly Pond with Reverend A J Te conducting at Mt Hebron church January 12 at 11 AM. Surviving are husband L L Mooney, a son J W Mooney, a daughter Agnes, and three brothers. Also mentions services for another deceased with Reverend Virgil Sizemore presiding and survivors Bal Hale Savannah Tenn Oscar Hale Detroit and a daughter Arzaig Eidson Vinemont 2 with 13 grandchildren.
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Virgil Sizemore
Church
Bal. Hale
Savannah
Tenn
Oscar Hale
Detroit
Gir
Arzaig
Marye Moorey
Holly Pond
Mt. Hebron Church
A. J. Te
Ev. Homer Ridgeway
L. L. Mooney
J. W. Mooney
Agnes
Doctor's Trial Set For Feb 20 In Sander Case
Manchester New Hampshire January 12 A dozen jurors will be drawn from 160 prospective candidates for the murder by air injection trial of Dr Hermann N Sander. Superior Court Judge Harold T West set February 20 as the trial date. The case draws international attention and could shape medical law. Dr Sander free on 25000 bail but barred from practice pending medical board action.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Murae
Arthur S. Healy
Harold T. Westsatt
Sander
Abbie’ Borreto
State Medical Board
Preaching Attendance and Local Visits Highlight Morgan County News
The Little Vine Primitive Baptist Church drew large crowds for weekend services. Visitors from Birmingham Gadsden and Decatur areas attended including Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Holcomb and others. The church named Reverend Montgomery Marshall County as pastor to begin February. Basketball games featured Falkville against Ryan with Ryan winning both contests. Funeral for J B Gurley noted and sympathy extended to Washington family. Community members attended various visits and meetings including Farm Bureau and Jewel Knight G A.
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Little Vine
Missee"Hisse-Crawfird
Irene Doss
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Falkville
Ryan
Bernie Jerrell
Albertville
Shirley Pierce
G.u
Prison Trusty Sparks Manhunt for Two Fugitives
A prison trusty, a convicted slayer, helped flush out Leon Turner and Wendell Whitt from a potato shack near Sallis Mississippi after a 57 hour search. Turner was wounded. Whitt surrendered with him. Malcolm Whitt was captured near Kosciusko. The trio and two escaped days earlier face trial for the murder of four children in vengeance. The Mississippi Senate praised the captors and urged swift trials.
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POSSE
Leon Turner
Wendell Whitt
Sallis
Miss
Whitt
Malcolm
Kosciusko
Mullen
Mississippi
Turner
Mississippi Senate
Hinds County
Jackson
Frankie Thurman
Mary Burnside
Ruby Nell Harris
Henry Rodgers
the Whitts
Harris
Union Hill School News Highlights Local Activities
Sixth grade welcomed Katie Sue Edwards as a new student. Mrs Ditto returned from Memphis hospital to convalesce at home. Union Hill patrons completed a new classroom in the basement and first grade moved to a new room. Ninth grade presented a chapel program with plays and a travel film. Lunch room staff planned clothing drives and barbecued pork for students.
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Katie Sue Edwards
Clarence Ditto
Memphis
W. G. Thomas
Union Hill
Delmer Barwell
J.O. Hughes
Cotaco
Ecs McDaniel
Athens
Union Hill Pta
Carl Bowling
Birmingham
Arnold Brown
Mary Ann
Charlie Hill
Moore
Wanda Fay
Rad
Community notices and funeral attendances in Morgan County
Local readers are invited to church on the third Sunday morning with afternoon singing. Funeral attendance included J B Gurley at Blue Springs and Henry Oden at Pine Burr. Guests included Ed Kultman family, Rebecca from Decatur, Mary Anne Crouch from Lynn Town, and Elmus Rutledge staying with the Tanner family.
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J. B.gurley
Blue Springs
Ed Kultman
Rebecca
Decatur
J. F. Tanner
Malinda Lewis
Lessie
Beckie McKee
Henry Oden
Pine Burr
Mary Anne Crouch
Lynn Town
Will Mason
Felton Mason
Elmus Rutledge
Cecil Tanner
Elzin Childers
Don and
Clifton
Eva
J.F. Luoma Ioin
Lewis Fromirmingham
William Lewis
Sunday School Attended by Many in Morgan County Corinth
A Morgan County Corinth report notes numerous residents at Sunday school with a Sunday night singing event planned. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Aubrey Prince and Diane near Hartselle, and others such as Mr and Mrs J D Bonds hosting a rock party.
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Morgan County Corinth
J D
Lord Prince
Ralph Hill
Bobby
Poney Yancey
Elbertancey
Elizabeth Hill
Dimple
Tucker
Grace Helms
Nell Rutherford
Aubrey Prince
Diane
Bernice Thomas
Billy
Hartselle
Gilbert Prince Jr
North
South Carolina
Ferris Gernade
Bell Blevins
Marvin
June
Falkville
J.d.bonds
Callie Looney
Mesdames
Mary Aldredge
Vivian Guthrie
Bee Bonds
Jack McClelan
Will Blevins
H. Rigby
Delbert Wilhite
Battle Ground
Ottis Turrentine
Lowell Aldredge
Edd Turrentine
James Alexander
Marcus
Billy Freeman
W. L. McClellan
Holland Farm
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Oleo
Swift Select
Swift Select Club
Swift Brookfield Hoop Cheese
Mother’s
Moulton
Morgan County
J J’ Moon
NCAA
Karl Lieb
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Ls.u
Trusty
Lola Woudlip
Rock Creek
Thomas C. Poulter
Taku Glacier
Stanford Research Institute
Milam
6Th Ave
Milam’s Market
Roan Construction CO
Decatur, Ala
Cusby Hodges Milling Co
White Way Pure Milk CO
Highway
Brock & Spight
Meadow
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