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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
13
Bradley Harrison of Willow Street, Pa wins the Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia prize. Submit questions with name age address and zip code to Tell Why care of this paper. duplicate questions go to the author for selection.
The article explains how snails leave moist trails for movement and moisture, how they hibernate, and how mollusks are divided into shelled snails and shellless slugs. It covers shells, reproduction, feeding, and a sea snail example the oyster drill.
A puzzle asks players to move one penny to form two lines of four. The solution hints placing penny 6 atop penny 3. Readers are urged to send riddles to Britannica with a ZIP code for a chance to win. The latest winner listed is Steve Wong, 12, Berkeley, California.
A May 10 1966 Morgan County Board of Realtors meeting adopted a unanimous resolution opposing H R 14765 Title IV the Civil Rights Act of 1966. The letter urges Congress to block passage, arguing the act would strip private contract rights and expose landowners to federal civil prosecution.
Gov. George Wallace planned talks with city and county school officials in Montgomery to urge resistance to new federal school resegregation guidelines. HEW said federal aid will be denied to districts not complying. 59 of 94 Alabama districts had filed compliance forms by midweek.
A lyrical ode extols a father as the strongest man in the world and a universal healer, poet, lawyer, king, and guide. It lauds his power to comfort, inspire, and conquer daily pain with a single smile. The piece frames fatherhood as boundless and essential.
The Madison Jaycees earned four awards at the State Convention in Montgomery gaining first in chapter development second in religious and Christmas activities second in American governmental affairs and third in publications. Madison also placed 33rd among 125 cities in the Parade of Cities contest with W F Henley and W T Moody representing the chapter.
Lawrence County cattlemen Association holds a Friday 7 30 pm meeting at the courthouse to form a cooperative and build a modern livestock auction barn inviting all farmers and livestock men to attend.
The text presents a reverent tribute to a benevolent figure named Father Anne B. Williams. It emphasizes humility, greatness, and a sense of fraternal support toward humanity as a guiding force.
Circuit Court in Equity declares a public sale under the will of Nannie Crow et al. Complainant James H. Crow Jr. and Eva Mae Woodruff are involved as executors and heirs. The notice sets forth terms and deadlines for interested bidders and claims.
The Daily Records item lists numerous Morgan County circuit court cases with plaintiffs against defendants for damages, promissory notes, and accounts totaling amounts from $124.20 to $15,000, plus garnishment and other actions. It also includes marriage licenses for multiple couples and extensive licensing details.
Culllman Jayceettes finalize plans for the Miss Smith Lake pageant set for June 11 at 7 p.m. Activities include a parade for Little Smith Lake and Miss Smith Lake contestants at 6 p.m. a 3 p.m. tea at Center Cafeteria. Judges are Mrs. Howard Ellison of Birmingham and Mildred Gilbert Blount County extension chair. The event is part of Smith Lake festivities with Jayceettes aiding in concession stands.
In Morgan County Alabama the respondent Walter Groves is required to plead to a bill of complaint by June 16 1966 or the case may be confessed. Publication runs weekly for four weeks in Decatur Daily. May 13 1966 Bryan McAfee Register.
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