Boys Club Activities Highlight Summer Plans and Tournaments
Last week, despite the July 4 holiday, the Boys' Club hosted a TV birthday tribute, launched a golf training class led by pro Mr. Rarick, and announced a summer golf tournament with prizes. The Junior Rifle Club gained wood for an outdoor range, targets a pro-marksman award, and will start the marksman medal next meeting. A ping-pong doubles team won last week, with more tournaments planned including a table golf event and a postponed three-man basketball tourney. Day camps report strong attendance and a new policy for 13 and over groups, plus limited spots left for an overnight camping trip with a $2 fee.
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Sam Sneads
Indian Hills Golf Club
Rarick
Chemstrand and Davis Construction Co
National Rifle Assn
Bobby Draper
Mackey McDaniel
Illuminated telephone dial uses Panelescent lamp
An illuminated telephone dial eliminates guesswork and eyestrain in dark rooms. The lamp emits light through translucent numerals and letters via a Panelescent source, requiring no bulbs or filaments. It relies on electroluminescence from ceramic phosphor coatings on porcelainized steel.
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Northlake
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Dutch Supper
The Legion Auxiliary held a Dutch supper at Mrs. Jeanne Selle's home and installed officers led by President Mrs. Thomas Teague and First Vice President Mrs. Jerry Hart. Miss Shelby Jeanne McAbee was guest speaker detailing her Girls State trip this summer.
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Jeanne Selle
Thomas Teague
Jerry Hart
D. L. St. John
Jeanne Skeleton
Jack Hart
W. T.fricks
C. W. Crowe
Charlie Howard Crowe
Bill Bryant
Shelby Jeanne McAbee
Girls State
Sylvania develops long life electric lamp
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. reports a new lamp designed for an estimated 30,000 hour useful life. The development aims at extended service and durability in electrical lighting applications.
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Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
No Foul Play Found In Girl's Death
Autopsy on Jane Russell 22 drowned at All States Tourist Court pool June 18 found no evidence of criminal activity. Cause of death listed as aspiration of vomitus in airway due to cold water after eating, with stomach cramp possible. Time since discovery prevents definitive ruling. Rescue efforts praised. no violence observed.
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Jane Russell
All States Tourist Court
State Department of Toxicology
Robert B. Johnson
Con
President Roosevelt urges stronger Navy for the United States
The 26th president emphasized building a stronger navy, arguing that a navy cannot be fully prepared only after war. He stressed proactive naval strength during his career as a ground fighting soldier.
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Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
Nature’s Established Law Basis of Chiropractic Explains Dr Pitts
Dr Judson Pitts explains chiropractic as a life force based practice, not a test-tube philosophy, linking Innate Intelligence seated in the brain to bodily function through the nervous system. He argues disease arises from function disturbance and promotes spinal health as nature’s plan, noting his clinic at 916th Ave Southeast and phone EL 3-5805.
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Nature
Pitts
Judson Pitts
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Morgan County
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Jnt
Onis Russell
Bath
Hickory Street
Hartselle
J. S. Bates
Masonic Building
Compore
State Pride’ Electric
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