Mizpah Chapter No. 19 Meeting Notice
Mizpah Chapter No 19 will meet Tuesday at 730 pm in the Ma ce The public is in- No fires have been reported the past 24 hours, according to the Fire Department log.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
2
Mizpah Chapter No 19 will meet Tuesday at 730 pm in the Ma ce The public is in- No fires have been reported the past 24 hours, according to the Fire Department log.
Rescue efforts continue as four groups probe the Tennessee River below Wheeler Dam for two missing men with no success so far. The dam board will inspect age at the lock during its Muscle Shoals meeting Thursday. A large concrete segment fell into the fast water after the lock wall failure Friday night. The Wheeler Lock closure disrupts industries on the river and concentrates fish in a 20 000 acre area while residents note improved fishing as water drops.
A sequence of fatal traffic incidents reports deaths of Florence, Killan area, Prichard, Marietta resident Bobby Glenn Blevins, Annie Jo Colburn of Tuscaloosa, and Sylvester H. McWhorter near Alexander City.
The state reports 92 wrecks with 10 deaths and 18 injuries over a brutal two days. Property damage tops $32,000 statewide while local posts log multiple arrests for drunken driving speeding reckless driving and license violations.
Three members of the Chamblee family were killed when their car hit a bridge on the new four lane Interstate 65 in Shelby County. The victims were Marguerite C. Jones 5 Carl Chamblee Jr. 20 and Juanita Chamblee 21. Mrs Jones had been hospital bound in Sarasota Florida for weeks and was being returned home when the collision occurred. Chamblee was the driver. First fatalities on the 45 mile Birmingham to Montgomery stretch.
Funeral services for Cortellou Chunn who died June 1 in a Lansing Michigan hospital will be Tuesday at 2 pm at Valhermose Christian Church. Survivors include wife Olga and four sons Gene Tex Joe Chunn Bob Chunn and Bill Chunn.
Mrs Clara Lethie McCulloch 87 of 1525 Olive St dies at home. Funeral at Bellview Church on Old Moulton Rd at 2 p m Tuesday with Adjoining Funeral Home directing. Survivors include three daughters four sons two stepsons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Paris F Copeland 37 will be held at Providence Baptist Church Town Creek at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev John Crawford and Rev Milford Walker officiating. Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery. Copeland died in a Tuscon Arizona hospital. Pallbearers listed are J C Smith Otis O C Bud and Dalton Copeland Coolidge McCreless.
Funeral services for John Goode were held at 2 p.m. today at Brown Funeral Home Chapel with Robert McAnally and Robert Shaw officiating. burial was in City Cemetery. Survivors include widow Mary Goode, two daughters Mrs. W. B. Prossler of Jackson Mississippi and Mrs. R. I. Nichols of Memphis Tennessee, three sons R. M. J. W. and J. R. Goode of Decatur, eight grandchildren. Grandsons will serve as pall bearers.
Howard Walker 61 of Moulton died Sunday at Lawrence County Hospital. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Moulton Methodist Church with Elliott Brown Service directing. He served 21 years on Moulton's police force. Survivors include wife Rosie, five sons John Charles Thomas Jimmy Howard Jr. daughter Mary Jane, a brother Alpha, a sister Aggess M Tidwell, six grandchildren. Interment in Moulton City Cemetery. body lies in state one hour at the church.
Thomas Hatton known as Uncle Dick Hatton, 91, of Russellville, died today at 2:55 a.m. at home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Elliott Brown Service. He is survived by Mary Hatton. three daughters Lou Berryman Moulton Offie Anne McCormick Leighton Ester D. Jeffreys Town Creek. seven sons Bill Hatton Ringgold GA Stenson Hatton Russellville Nilmer Hatton Russellville Roy Quinton Guy Hatton Town Creek Seldon Hatton Russellville. 25 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
William Hill 68 of Cullman died at his home Saturday at 5 40 p m Funeral services were to be held today at 2 p m from the First Methodist Church conducted by Rev John Perkins Burial followed at Cullman City Cemetery He is survived by one son William Hill Jr and one grandchild
Water C. Ferguson, spokesman at Denbo Iron and Metal Co, said this morning that we should have.
A scanned hospital roster lists patients including Freddie Zane Hill in Vinemont Mrs Clinton Jones in Moulton and several others with ages. Dismissals include Robert Jeff Cottingham in Trinity and infant son of Mr and Mrs James L Splawn at 1906 12th St SE.
The notice lists attendees including Rebecca Byrd and Shellia Byrd of Hartselle, C. G. Pentecost at 1409 North St, Dorothy Tucker at 612% 4th Ave SW, Lawrence Barr of Decatur, Ruth Spears of Decatur, Wilgus Hurley of Decatur, Elena Harwell at 1501 Sherman St, Baby Deborah West of Decatur, and Carol Smith at 1207 Jackson St.
A fragmented notice lists residents and relatives including Mrs. Bobbie Lou Hutto Mrs. Melba Couch Master Keith Fagan Master Timothy Reed Clarence Worley Jr Mrs. Doris Regis and infant son Mrs. Marshall Shelton and infant son with associated street addresses in Decatur Trinity and Edgewood areas.
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Loyd Norris at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital Sunday. A girl born to Mr and Mrs James Terry at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital Friday. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Felix Price at Locust Street residence. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Suggs at Decatur General Hospital Sunday. Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs R C Ferguson in Athens Sunday at Decatur General Hospital.
Louis Scott, director of Acrilan Manufacture at Chemstrand, says operations could continue if river levels do not drop further. The company, which loads and unloads for other industries at its dock, is arranging alternative transport methods as barges face disruption pending TVA word.
Alabama Senate faces a push by Sen. Bert Haltom to exempt reapportionment bills from committee, potentially reshaping power. Haltom plans a Tuesday drive to alter rules, drawing stiff opposition from Black Belt senators defending current balance of power.
The Freedom Ride Coordinating Committee says Alabama’s segregation test ban won’t stop protests in other Deep South routes. Gordon Carey and Wyatt Tee Walker said rides will continue, considering a stay appeal of the Montgomery order banning organized Freedom Rides through Alabama. An office shift from Montgomery to Nashville is planned.
Limestone County sheriff's force made twenty arrests over the weekend. Charges included abusive language, worthless check, driving under the influence, eight violation of prohibition law, no driver's license, public drunkenness, escaped, reckless driving, and speeding.
Market notes list feed oats in various grades with prices 3 and 2, plus cattle and hogs futures. No. 3 white oats shown, No. 2 oats at 65, choice slaughter steers around 21.50, hogs at 16. Fairly active with lower activity, mixed lots 190 to 250 pounds, sows 12.50 to 14.00 and 18.30 to 17.00 noted.
After the Kennedy Khrushchev conference, stocks moved higher with the Associated Press average up 0.80 to 251.00 at noon. Industrials and several sectors led advances while rails were uneven and oil shares mixed. The Dow rose 6.20 to 703.90 as government bonds fell.
Nashville notes cattle prices with steer and heifer ranges and calf values while noting hog quotes and sows. Thomasville reports hogs ending at 15.50 to 16.50 for 160-180 lb sows and 12.25 to 14.25 for sows, with plant results from Albany and Columbus.
The sheriff’s department reported 11 weekend arrests including seven for public drunkenness, three for breaking prohibition laws, and one for grand larceny. Frank Davis, 16, is charged with grand larceny for taking a pocketbook from a porch.
A Birmingham report notes a steady weekend movement for eggs with prices around 2 cents above base. Store door deliveries and direct sales by Grade A White eggs, sizes large to small, are included in June case counts.
New York AP reports cotton futures rise at the open with July and October contracts 5 to 30 cents a bale above the prior close.
About 40 people were taken into custody over the weekend by the Athens Police. The list includes driving while revoked license seven, no driver's license four, reckless driving five, speeding thirteen, disorderly conduct one, running a stop sign one, public drunkenness fifteen, and other minor offenses.
Poultry trading in Birmingham shows mixed moves for broilers and fryers with prices varying Friday into Saturday. Market notes indicate small percentage changes and cautious demand as traders monitor supply.
Wallace Lovett, a Winston County High School graduate, embraced faith after a rural revival and became a prominent Decatur Methodist pastor. He led Central Methodist through strong growth, expanded real estate and education facilities, hosted a daily 8 45 prayer program, and served as executive secretary of the North Alabama Conference Evangelism board while balancing family life with Agnes Cockrell and three children.
Atlanta based report notes live poultry offerings at farms from 10.5 to 13 cents per pound for broilers and fryers 3-4 pounds with 1,228,800 head overall. Hens show limited demand for both heavy and light types as plants run near capacity on broilers and fryers. some f.o.b. plants operate with too few birds.
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