Weather and river summary for Decatur area Tuesday
The Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge rose to 18.64 feet, up 0.85 feet in 24 hours, with sea level at 552.94 feet. TVA lake stages ranged Chickamauga 675.8 Pickwick 409.2 Guntersville 593.9 Whitesburg 559.2 Wilson 504.9. High 63, low 34, Tuesday high 56. skies variably cloudy and mild tonight and Tuesday with showers likely. Mercury may be visible southeast before sunrise. better as an evening planet in April. Gas noted 62 degrees Sunday, 38 early morning, 50 this morning.
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Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Chickamauga
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wilson
Decatur Chamber Outlines 1964 Program and Courses
The Decatur Chamber of Commerce maps a 1964 program with 11 activity areas and new committee heads. It urges members to return questionnaires and join committees while noting a 1963 rise in non agricultural and manufacturing employment driven by Gateway and Decatur Shopping Centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Jim Lee
Dick Watkins
John Smither
F. D. Peebles
Kermit Pitt
Frank Whisenant
Joe Calvin
Frank McLaughlin
Pete Henderson
Bill Hubbert
Gil Crane
Furman Smith
Ralph Agree
Jimmy Stutts
Decatur Chamber
U. S
Aircade For Citizenship Action
Montgomery
Edwin P. Neilan
U. S. Chamber
Board of Directors
the Mutual Savings Life Insurance Co
Gateway
Decatur
Chamber
Advertisers call for desegregation safeguards in Atlanta
A full page ad in the Atlanta Constitution urged the city to protect restaurants that refused to integrate. The note condemned extremist demonstrations aimed at unsettling Atlanta while Mayor Ivan Allen Jr urged desegregation and denounced the recent campaigns.
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Oiation
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Ivan Allen Jr
Market prices for food crops and livestock listed
The market report lists direct ratios and prices: food 65 45 and 35 percent. pulpwood 13.50 per cord. No 2 yellow shelled corn 1.33. No 2 yellow ear corn 1.10. No 2 white ear corn 1.07. No 2 white ear shelled corn 1.00. No 2 oats 0.75. No 2 milling wheat 2.05. No 2 wheat 1.75. No 2 barley 1.00. No 1 soybeans 2.75. Steers 356–600 lb 2.50–?. 650–800 lb 2.0–2.2. dealers steady 30.00–33.00. Hogs 1200 pounds activity steady to 2 percent lower, U S 1-3 193–245 lb 15.00 14.75. sows steady 225–300 lb 10.50–12.00.
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U. S
Readable OCR fragments populate a broad securities list
A dense collection of company names and percent figures appears as a fragmented OCR output. It lists corporations such as Coca Cola Kaiser Chrysler General Electric Boeing Pepsi and many others with various percentage values, interspersed with odd symbols and misreads.
Stocks rise on steel and blue chip gains in late trading
Wall Street steadied higher in active trading as steels led the advance. Republic Steel posted a solid profit bulge with a one point gain while other top steelmakers posted fractional increases. General Motors held steady with a small rise as it reported record earnings for the second straight year. Du Pont posted peak profits and rose over one point, Standard Oil of New Jersey touched new highs, and Radio Corp. climbed before trimming gains.
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Republic Steel
Republic
General Motors
du Pont
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Radio Corp
Livestock Prices Steady Amid Strong Hog Receipts
Cattle and hog markets show steady to firm trader activity across Tennessee Georgia Alabama and Florida regions. Steers and heifers 900-1050 lb 21.00-22.50. 500-850 lb heifers 17.00-20.50. hogs with 4 9000 receipts across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan and Jacksonville. Barrows and gilts 190-230 lb 15.00-15.25. sows 11.00-12.25. overall steady to slightly lower in spots with modest demand.
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Nashville
Tenn
U.S
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta Hospitality Desegregation Amid Arrests
The mayor criticized groups seeking national publicity as Atlanta hotels and motels largely integrated and restaurants lowered barriers. Arrest records include James Foreman, secretary of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, among those taken into custody.
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Atlanta
James Foreman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Death Notice for James Edgar Young
James Edgar Young of Decatur died Sunday at Decatur General Hospital at 6 p.m. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Central Baptist Church with Rev. A B Van Arsdale and Rev. Simeon Harbison officiating. Burial follows at Logan Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Fannie Bess Young, Cullman. mother L D Young, Cullman. brothers Troy Young, Cullman and Conn Young, Jacksonville Fla. sisters Charley Childs, Cullman. C D Moses, Eva. Jess Tackett, Dothan. several nieces and nephews. The body remains at the funeral home. Memorials to the Cancer Society are requested.
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James Edgar Young
John
Jacksonville
Fla
Charley Childs
Cullman
C. D. Moses
Eva
Jess Tackett
Dothan
Cancer Society
Death notice for William B. Stroud in Decatur
William B. Stroud died Sunday at Decatur General Hospital at 6 p.m. Services set for Tuesday at 11 a.m. from Gunthorp Funeral Chapel with burial in Roselawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Viola, son James H. Stroud, daughters Mrs. Paul R. Johnson and Mrs. Alma Williams, two brothers E. H. Stroud and T. H. Stroud, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Pallbearers listed as Thomas Morris, Donald L. Turner, Charles Curtis, Jim Frances, James Pinkston, Knox McRae.
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William B
Pop
Tenn
T. H. Stroud
Lebanon Tenn
Thomas Morris
Donald L. Turner
Charles Curtis
Jim Frances
James Pinkston
Knox McRae
Feheral Home
Memorial service for John C. Terry
John C. Terry of 2242 Fairfield St Fort Wayne Ind dies at 11 a m Friday Funeral at Courtland Methodist Church Tuesday at 1 p m Rev R S Summerford to officiate Burial in J C Terry Cemetery Gunthorp directing Survived by widow Ethel Ocell Terry Detroit Mich one daughter Miss Carolyn Terry Fort Wayne three sons Arnold Roger Eugene Fort Wayne one grandchild mother Mrs Lela Terry Fort Wayne two sisters Mrs Earline Mahaffey Mrs Ruth Moran Fort Wayne five brothers Joe Alfred Terry Pontiac Mich Clarence Detroit Robert Trinity Billy Fort Wayne Body to arrive today 2 30 p m to residence of Robert Terry Trinity 1 remaining until services
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John C. Terry
Fairfield St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Courtland Methodist Church
R. S. Summerford
J. C. Terry
Ethel Ocell Terry
Detroit
Mich
Carolyn Terry
Arnold Clark Terry
Roger Terry
Eugene Terry
Lela Terry
Earlene Mahaffey
Ruth Moran
Joe Terry
Alfred Terry
Pontiac
Clarence Terry
Robert Terry
Trinity
Billy Terry
Trinity 1
Mrs Minnie Kirby Rites Held In Hart Community
Mrs Minnie Mae Kirby died Saturday at 7 20 a m at her Hart residence. Services were to be held today at 2 p m at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church with Rev Buddy Self officiating. Burial followed at Rapier Cemetery with Gunthorp Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include Willie Kirby widower of Hartselle 4 two sons Benjamin W Ashford of Decatur 4 and Andrew Ashford of Ypsilanti Michigan one sister Bertha Sowers of Decatur one brother Jim Bates of Hartselle 4 and other residence of her son Benjamin Ashford Pallbearers were Wilburn Sowers Jesse Kirby Robert Kirby Vernie Kirby Thomas Ashford Arron Weaver.
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Minnie Mae Kirby
Hartseller
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Buddy Self
Rapier Cemetery
Gunthorp
Jim Bates
Hartselle
Benjamin Ashford
Wilburn Sowers
Jesse Kirby
Robert Kirby
Vernie Kirby
Thomas Ashford
Arron Weaver
Infant Douglas Cartee Dies Soon After Birth at Trinity 1
Infant Douglas Wayne Cartee, son of Mr and Mrs Oneal Cartee of Trinity 1, died this morning at 4 30 in Lawrence County Hospital shortly after birth. Funeral services are set for 2 30 this afternoon at Smyrna Baptist Church with Elliott Brown Service in charge. Surviving are two sisters Donna and Geannie, brother Bruce, grandparents Mr and Mrs L H Cartee of Trinity 1 and Mr and Mrs T L Petty of Rutherford Tennessee.
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Moulton
Douglas Wayne Cartee
Oneal Cartee
Trinity 1
Lawrence County Hospital
Smyra Baptist Church
Elliott-Brown
Donna Cartee
Geannie Cartee
Bruce Cartee
L.H. Cartee
T. L. Petty
Rutherford, Tenn
Frank G. Madry Dies at 51 in Birmingham Hospital
Frank G. Madry, 51, of Decatur, died today at 5 30 a.m. at the Veterans Hospital in Birmingham. The funeral arrangements were not listed in the available text.
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Frank G. Madry
Decatur 2
Veterans Hospital
Birming
Teachers Meet At Hartselle
Morgan County Division of Classroom Teachers held a luncheon at Grady's Restaurant with guest speaker Miss Lucille Hardiman of Birmingham substituting for the ill president Mrs. Sara Bryant. Attendees included district leaders and county principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wingard
Birmingham
J. C. Pettey
Herman Myers
Priceville
Neel
L. A. Owen
Crestline
Joe Coupland
Morgan County High
W. C. Payne
Falkville
George F. Nancarrow
West Morgan
Delmer Bagwell
Cotaco
H. R. Gilbert
Hartselle Elementary
Morgan County Teachers Association
Alabama Education Association
Montgomery
Ley Greenhill
Eva
Opal C. Stewart
Hartselle
William Glenn
Plainview
GM Sales Set Year's Record
General Motors posted 1963 earnings of 1.592 billion dollars, a calendar year high for any company. Total sales reached 16.5 billion, with record production, payroll, dividends paid and profit reported as the year’s milestones.
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New York
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
A hospital notice lists admissions for Miss Eloisa Molina of 416 Johnston Street Floyd Johnson at 1107 Bank Street Mrs. Donald Voggs of Hartselle Lonnie Miller of Decatur and others. Discharges include Robert I. Brown of Vinemont Floyd Derrick 418 3rd Avenue SW Teresa Brown of Danville and Charles Murphy of Trinity. Clarifies patient names and street addresses in a thin roster.
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Robert I. Brown
Vinemont
Floyd Derrick
3Rd Ave
Teresa Brown
Danville
Cullman Names List of Local Residents and Addresses
A readable fragment lists residents with their towns and quantities: Lewis C. Allison Cullman Wyatt T. Burnham Cullman Mrs. Carolyn Corbin Cullman Hessie Dean Hanceville Miss Cynthia Ann Daugherty Mrs. Mary Dunn Vinemont Mrs. Florene Harbison Logan Mrs. Orie Christine McBrayer Cullman 10 Mrs. Geraldine Swafford Cullman Mrs. Helen Williams Cullman Mrs. Gwen Allred Cullman George F. Thomas Hanceville Mrs. Myr Marie Bonner Cullman 3 Miss Wanda Carol Tankersley Eva Jessie J. Swann Arkadelphia Mrs. Lesie Abel McSwain Bremen Andrew G. Dye Cullman 2 Mrs. Mary Lou Tucker Hanceville Mrs. Edie Vee Freeman Bremen Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips Hanceville Mrs. Nellie Faye Davis Vinemont
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Hessie Dean
Hanceville
Cynthia Ann Daugherty
Cullman
Mary Dunn
Vinemont
Florene Harbison
Logan
Myr Marie Bonner
Wanda Carol Tankersley
Eva
Jessie J. Swann
Arkadelphia
Lesie Abel McSwain
Bremen
Andrew G. Dye
Mary Lou Tucker
Edie Vee Freeman
Elizabeth Phillips
Nellie Faye Davis
Funeral services for Sue Madry set for Wednesday
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Sherman Street Church of God with Rev. F. T. Dismukes officiating. Interment follows at City Cemetery. Gunthorp Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Sue Madry of Decatur survives with son Kenneth F. Madry, sister Mrs. Mary Griffin of Hartsel le, and an uncle. Pallbearers listed. Body to be returned to residence Tuesday at 1 p.m. until church departure.
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Doyle Schrader
J. H. Bailey
Decatur Resident Clara Osborn Dies in New York
Mrs. Clara Osborn, former Decatur resident, died in New York today. The body will be shipped to Decatur and funeral arrangements will be announced later by Guntharp.
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Clara Osborn
Decatur
New York
Guntharp
Warren G Newman Rites Set At Bethel Baptist
Warren Grady Newman 42 of Bethel Road Hartselle died Sunday night in a Decatur hospital. Services at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev. W. K. Stephenson and Rev. Edsel Steenerson officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery Peck directing. Survived by wife Wilma. one son Robert. two daughters Sandy and Sandra, all of Hartselle. parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Newman of Hartselle. two sisters Mrs. Newton Powell of Decatur and Mrs. C. S. Steadman of Leesburg, Va.. two brothers Homer and Roy Newman of Hartselle. Pallbearers M. L. Young, Kenneth McDonald, Milford Black, Fred Ray, John Stephenson, A. V. McCowan. Deacon at Bethel Church and WWII veteran. Memorials to Cancer Society.
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Hartselle
Warren Grady Newman
Bethel Rd
Decatur
Bethel Baptist Church
W. K. Stephenson
Edsel Steverson
Peck
Wilma Newman
Robert Newman
Sandy Newman
Sandra Newman
H. B. Newman
Newton Powell
C. S. Steadman
Leesburg
Homer Newman
Roy Newman
M. L. Young
Kenneth McDonald
Milford Black
Fred Ray
John Stephenson
A. V. McCowan
Newman
Cancer Society
Local Plant Names Listed For Census Records
A long list of residents and addresses appears, including Mrs. Lonnie Brown 825 Bradley St and James Johnson 2021 Park St SE, along with multiple others such as Edwin Ingram 905 1th St and Mrs. Moorewood Rogers 140 Plaza St SE, forming a community directory fragment.
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Lonnie Brown
Bradley St. James Johnson
Park St
Doshie Terry
Tennessee Valley Nursing Home
J. H. McGaughey
Pennylane
Edwin Ingram
Lth
Moody - Rogers
Plaza St
Accy
Lewter
5Th Ave
GM Tops 1963 Profits With AT&T Close Behind
The text notes that GM posted 1963 net profits near $1.459 billion and sales of $14.6 billion, while AT&T reported $1.5224 billion in net income for the year ending November 30. AT&T had not released full 1963 calendar figures at that time.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
General Motors
Decatur Police Note Hit and Run and Local Notices
A car parked at 420 12th Ave NW was hit by an unidentified vehicle in a Sunday incident. City permits list Mitchell Engineering and James P. Slaten projects. Weekend arrests include drunkenness, speeding, and other offenses. several traffic accidents reported with no injuries. Community notices cover club meetings, library workshop, and a junior achievement open house.
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12Th Ave. NW
Sam White
Mitchell Engineering Co
4Th Ave
James P. Slaten
Betty St
State Ave
Lamar St
State
Benton Allen
Spring Ave
Glen Thomas
Carridale
Time for Thinking and Moral Improvement
A brief exhortation urges using idle time for thinking meditation and prayer. It contrasts Americans’ fear of idleness with ancient philosophers and biblical guidance, suggesting thoughtful self improvement leads to better people and serendipitous results.
Huntsville school board submits desegregation plan
The Huntsville school board under a federal mandate filed a desegregation plan while U. S. District Judge H H Grooms has not ruled. Wallace said the 10 Negroes entering Huntsville schools are children of armed services and federal government personnel, nonresidents of Alabama, who are backed by the federal government to oppose Alabama’s policies. The governor telegrammed U S Senators Hill and Sparkman urging action to halt such activities and respect Alabama sovereignty.
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Huntsville
U. S. Dist
H. H. Grooms
Wallace
Alabama
U. S
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
U. S. Senate
Tragic Shooting Reported with Autopsy Details
An autopsy reveals a pellet pierced the eye and two more hit the heart in a murder incident. Witnesses saw the shooting and others had knives and a pistol. Gurley talked about the shooting before arrest around 4 a.m. Sunday. Services are at 2 p.m. Sunday at Mt. Moriah Church in Talucah. burial at Draper Cemetery with Reynolds directing. Survivors include parents Levert and wife in Valhermoso Springs, four sisters, and grandfather Bert Jackson plus other relatives.
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Goode
Gurley
Mt. Moriah Methodist Church
Talucah
Draper Cemetery
Reynolds
Detention Home Debate Set by Morgan County Voters Unit
Judge Lewis West will speak on a proposed detention home for juvenile offenders and abandoned children. Mrs. Charles D. Williams leads a discussion on earmarked taxes as the Morgan County League of Women Voters Evening Group Unit meets at 8 tonight at 2301 College St SE, the home of Mrs. Thomas M. James.
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Lewis West
Charles D. Williams
Morgan County League of Women Voters
Thomas M. James
College St
Births in Decatur Area Show Multiple New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs James Cooper Danville welcomed a boy Saturday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Gresham 1814 Woodmont had a girl Saturday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lonnie Brown 825 Bradley St a boy Sunday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Leon Dudley Waldermose Springs a boy Sunday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Bolin 1004 8th Ave SW a girl Friday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs Hillard Suggs 1527 Olive St a son today at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jim Caudill 1214 Grant St a boy Sunday at
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James Cooper
Danville
Decatur General Hospital
Frank Gresham
Woodmont
Lonnie Brown
Bradley St
Leon Dudley
Waldermose Springs
Walter Bolin
8Th Ave
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Hillard Suggs
Olive St
Jim Caudill
Grant St
Missionary Raid Leaves Two Wounded in Congo Village
Irene Ferrer, 43, of Eagle Butte S D, killed by a rebel arrow during a raid on a Baptist mission at Mangungu 300 miles southeast of Leopoldville. Ruth Hege, 58, of Wellington Ohio, attached to Mangungu station, wounded and reported in area. Guerrillas killed three Roman Catholic priests last week.
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Irene Ferrer
Eagle Butte
S.D
Mangungu
Leopoldville
Congo
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Ohio
Saturn I satellite test launches planned from Cape Kennedy
The top weight is 37 700 pounds with two launches scheduled this week. On Thursday Ranger 6 will launch toward the moon to capture hundreds of close up television pictures. Sputnik 7 and 8 at 14 292 pounds are the heaviest man made objects to orbit. The Centaur at 10 200 pounds was launched in November. Most Saturn I mass is ballast including 11 600 pounds of sand and 13 500 pounds of burned out second stage to remain attached. The satellite carries a tracking beacon but has no useful payload as the flight is a test.
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Cape Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Rooms For Rent and Hotel Ads
Classified notices offer rooms for rent at the Dixie Hotel 29 Church St. N.W. and other locations. Listings include 4-room unfurnished $45 and 2-room furnished $45 at 1435 Columbia Circle S.E. plus 3-room furnished upstairs at 509 8th Ave S.E. Utilities furnished $50 monthly. Phone numbers accompany each listing.
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Dixie Hotel
Church St. N.W
Columbia Circle
S.E
8Th Ave. S.E
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Mercury
Local Securities
American Foundation Insurance Co
New
Brown
Coastal States
Nat'l Bk. of
Dee
Greater Ala
Jefferson A Life
Liberty
Moore Handley
Life & Casualty
Mutual Law
Life
National Life
Neb
Consolidated
Pioneer
State National Bank
San Ee Ee
Jim Walter Corp
Vulvan Life
Acme Steel
Int Paper
Air L
Baker
Kaiser
Can
Ligg & My
T&t
Lorillard
Macy
Armour
Martin Co
C Line
Masonite
Babcock & W
Merr Ch&s
Beat Foods
Mpls How
Bell & How
Monson
Beth Steel
Mont Ward
Boeing
Nat Dairy
Borden
Nat Distill
Burland
Owens
Calum & H
Penney
Catet Trac
Pepsi Cola
Celanese
Ches & Ohio
Phill Pet
Chrysler
Proct
Seab AL RR
Sears Roeb
East Air L
Sinclair
East Kodak
Socony
Fair Whit
Sou Co
Firestone
Sperry Rand
Fla P&l
Ford Mtr
F’most Dair
Stud Pack
Frueh Corp
Swift Ae
Winn Dixie
Carrene
Woolworth
Worther
Hercules Awe
Wrigley
Wall Street
Steels
James E. Young
William B. Stroud
Minnie Kirby
Douglas Cartee
Lonnie Miller
Charles Murphy
J. C. Moyers
Rahonda Baraglia
7Th Ave. NW
Ronald Baraglia
Donald Baraglia
7Th Ave
Dewey Richards
Raoya Royal
Lewis C. Allison
Wyatt T. Burnham
Carolyn Corbin
Orie Christine McBrayer
Geraldine Swafford
Helen Williams
Gwen Allred
George F. Thomas
Mrs
Warren G. Newman
Decatur General
Ferrell Wood
Leon. Dudley
Talmadge Long
Danville Rd
Rosie Miller
Cedar St
Tillman
James Burks
Somerville
Walter Moebes
Cora Wood
Gum St
James Ferguson
P. M. West
Lawrence Banks
Lawrence Newsom
Lee McClendon
Mary Johnson
College St. Baby James
James Wallace
12Th Ave
Mack Skidmore
Memorial Dr. SW
Anne McCulloch
Summerlane
Joseph Little
Hillsboro
John Knight
Brookwood
J. D. Martin
6Th Ave
Tecatur S Cdiars
Ast
City Recorder
Morgan County Sheriff's Department
Lucy Harrison
Lafayette St. NW
Decatur Fire Department
Trinity Mt
Matone St. S
Srea
Zeromen Bible Club
Clyde McEntire
Gordon Dr. SW
Wheeler Basin
Jasper
Valley Health Insurance
King’s Cleaners
2Nd St. SW
Frazier St. SE
Mills Motors
Frazier
Alice J. Russell
Decatur 4
Moulton St
Bat William Willoughby
Harry Lane Fuller
16Th Ave
7Th St
William Dale - Black
Luther Boyce Atkin Jr
Stratford Rd
Decatur Junior High
PTA
Decatur Senior High
Roy Wood
Graham
13Th Ave. S.E
Handbook of Chemstry and Physics
Lra
Billy Graham
Ann, Landers
Ira’s Book & Gift Shop
Moulton Street
Grants
Decatur Shopping Center
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