Hospital dismissals and admissions list names
A mixed list records dismissals and admissions at several hospitals including Master Dennis Girard Riley 521 Walnut St NE Mrs William Charles Seibert 708 Srd Ave SE and Duke Bailey Hillsboro along with multiple others and infants noted. Admissions list Elmer Dan Partain Falkville Mrs Floyd T Borden Decatur Master John Derrall Dobbins Moulton and others with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Girard Riley
Walnut St
William Charles Seibert
Srd Ave
Duke Bailey
Hillsboro
Curtis M. Morrison
Athens
James Osborn
Decatur
Clifton Truss
Debra Jo
Lafayette St
Liane Kinade
Columbia Circle
Lindsay A. Allen Jr
Zilpha Mitchell
Sherman St
John Derrall Dobbins
Moulton
D. E. Hargrove
Sycamore St
N. Douglas Crawford
Trin
D. E. Sandy
Franklin Eugene Brown
Hart
Frank L. Chenault
8Th Ave
Hobson Eugene McCurry
Asa Mayhall
College St
Edward van Wilhite
E. V. Wilhite
Notable Cullman County Residents List
A fragmented list of names and addresses from Cullman and nearby towns including Denny Calvert, Mrs W C Cornelius, Mrs Bryce Davis, Mrs Cecil Dean, Mrs Bertis C Goodlett, Brenda Sue Goodwin, Mrs Valtrie Leipert, Ellis M Self, Mrs Harold Brown, Steven Brown, Mrs Earl Edmondson, Larry F Hale, Cleon James B Kelly, Mrs Leon McDaniel, Miss Harriet Saunders, Mrs James H Tubbs, and Mrs William H Wachter with assorted street addresses in Cullman Decatur Hanceville Falkville and Scottsboro areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Calvert
Cullman
W. C. Cornelius
Huffman Rd
Birmingham
Bryce Davis
Sutter Hgts
Cecil Dean
Hanceville
Bertis C. Goodlett
Brenda Sue Goodwin
Ellis M. Self
Blountsville
Allen
Earl St
Scotts
Harold Brown
Ales Jackin Barba
Colina
James B. Kelly
10Th Ave
Decatur
Leon McDaniel
Hance- Miss
Harriet Saunders
James H. Tubbs
Hance- L
William H. Wachter
Clark St
Miss Connie Ates and Others Listed in City Notices
A damaged OCR snippet lists names and addresses including Mrs Myrtle Thompson 807 Bet Pail Fairbetter 216 6th Ave NW, W J Beal Arab, Mrs Doris Mahaffey West Court Apartments, Mrs Sue James 821 Sth Ave SE, Mrs Inez Sims Hartselle, Mrs Olene Vandiver Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Myrtle Thompson
Bet- Pail Fairbetter
6Th Ave
Nww
J. Beal
Doris Mahaffey
West Court Apts. Lege St
Sue James
Sth Ave
Federal agents view Sumter voter records before injunction
Federal agents examined Sumter County voter registration records briefly before Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones issued an injunction barring further inspection of Alabama records. Atty Gen. MacDonald Gallion said registrars must comply with the order, citing a 1959 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Jones
MacDonald Gallion
Montgomery
Circuit
Thomas H. Boggs
Gallion
M. L. Alexander
James L. Pugh
Boggs
Ruby P. Tartt
Godfrey
Sumter County
Sumter
Justice Department
Alabama
Wilcox
Stiit
Wilcox County
Montgomery County
Deaths William E Wear 59 funeral set at Memorial Drive Methodist
Funeral services for William E. Wear age 59 of 423 8th Ave NW are at 3 30 p m Wednesday at Memorial Drive Methodist Church with burial in Roselawn. The body lies in state 2 30 to 3 30 p m at the church then at Brown Funeral Home. Revs. Adams and Rice officiate with pallbearers listed and honorary stewards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E
Bill) Wear
8Th Ave
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Brown Funeral Home
Roselawn
Brown
Charles P. Adams
George Rice
Newby
Morris Pettus
Thomas Hurst
Carlton Kelley
Joe Flynn
Eugene Lamon
Memorial Drive Church
Technical School
Toastmasters meet and class reunion announced
Dragealee and Dragealee and Continued From Page 1 Toastmasters Club will meet tomorrow at 6 15 at Cornelian Court Warren Jones will be toastmaster Speakers include Jimmy Blodworth Lawrence Cooper John Harrelson and Paul Markwood The 1943 Austinville High School graduating class reunion is set at Old Moulton Rd with extended invitation to those who left school For more information call Freeda Higdon Presswell EL 3 4774 The National Association of Retired Civil Employees meets tonight at 7 30 at 514 12th Ave SE All retired civil employees urged to attend An advertisement by Paul C Davis in Monday's The Decatur Daily listed soy bean seed Ogden and Lee oil beans 5 bag lots at 3 50 per bag but it should read per bushel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
Cornelian Court
Warren Jones
Jimmy Blodworth
Lawrence Cooper
John Harrelson
Paul Markwood
Austinville High School
Moulton Rd
Freeda Higdon Presswell
National Assn
12Th Ave. SE
Paul C. Davis
Decatur Daily
Ogden and
Lee
Travel Officers To Visit Decatur
Alabama Travel Council officers visit Decatur as part of a North Alabama tour to promote the Color Tour and the Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo at Mobile. They meet residents at 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn with Nan Smith, queen of the rodeo, and arrive after touring the Tri Cities area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Travel Council
Decatur
North Alabama
Mobile
Holiday Inn
Nan Smith
Tri- Cities
J. W. Graham
The
W. G. McGrady
Council
Fred Holder
W. L. Legg Jr
W. M. Massey
Bro. Michael Mead
Falkville Open Door Class to Sponsor Lions Club Night
The Open Door Sunday School class at Falkville Methodist Church will continue to sponsor a Lions Club night each month. Proceeds will go toward redecorating the church sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
Falkville Methodist Church
Lions Club
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock and Corn Prices
Prices quoted include Corn at 1.27 per bushel and lambs listed around 24.00 with good and choice lambs noted. Sheep trades around 3.00 to 6.00 per head, while overall market tone remains mixed with steady to firm tendencies in select categories.
Wall Street Gains Push Dow Through Resistance at Noon
Wall Street extended gains as heavy trading boosted investment quality issues. The Dow moved to 642.45 at noon, up 5.33, with Allied Chemical Texaco Chrysler Ford Du Pont Eastman Kodak Kennecott Illinois Central in the advance. government bonds slipped slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow Jones
Motors
Chem- Chrysler
Ford
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Air Nap
American Cyana- Texaco
Seaver Eee
Kennecott
Ilinois Central
Associated Press
Reverend Moore to Speak at Falkville Methodist Services
The Rev. C. O. Moore, superintendent of the Decatur District, will preach at Falkville Methodist Church Sunday. After services, lunch will be served in Fellowship Hall. At 1 p.m. he will lead the fourth quarterly conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
C. O. Moore
Decatur
Falkville Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Falkville Vacation Bible School Graduation Set Friday
The Meth odist church in Falkville will host Vacation Bible School graduation Friday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
Methodist Church
Mrs Nellie Green Dies At 60 In Athens Home
Mrs Nellie Hill Green 60 wife of John Green of 6th Ave Athens died Monday at 6 30 p.m. at her home Funeral services are to be held in the city as announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nellie Hill Green
John Green
6Th Ave
Local Notices List Names and Addresses Readable Fragments
Readable fragment lists several names and addresses including Grace Callaway 1130 9th Sharon Richards Trinity Martha Holderfield 412 Memorial Dr SW and Dave Widner 1206 2nd St Cull-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Callaway
9Th Ave
Sharon Richards
Trinity
Martha Holderfield
Dave Widner
2Nd St
Listing of local residents and addresses on Bank Street
The notice lists names and addresses including Elmer Glenn at 421 10th Ave SW Roy Montgomery of Moulton two residents Miss Yaloncia Brewer of Hillsboro Master Dale Brewer Hillsboro Mrs Ann Whaley 2123 Harrison Mrs Gladys Lynn Tanner and Harold Terry Hillsboro with counts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street Admissions
Elmer Glenn
10Th Ave
Roy Montgomery
Moulton
Yaloncia Brewer
Hillsboro
Ann Whaley
Harrison St
Gladys Lynn
Tanner
Harold Terry
Cotaco music pupils to perform recital at high school
Cotaco High School auditorium hosts a 7 30 recital tonight featuring Mrs Roy I Hendrix pupils. Participants include Steve Bagwell Carol Morris Donna Gail St John Watha Waddell Jane Sharp Jackie Russell Marcia Renee Watkin James Alvin Sasser Wanda Turney Deborah Day Rebecca Bowling Martha Jo Cryer Donna Bonds Betty Jean Roberts Linda Chunn Wanda Lou Vice Brenda Bonds Judy Burden Johnnie Sue Gurley Jan Bowling Rebecca McAbee Vicky Lynn Day Tommie Jo Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotaco
Roy I. Hendrix
Cotaco High School
Steve Bagwell
Carol Morris
Donna Gail St. John
Watha Waddell
Jane Sharp
Jackie Russell
Marcia Renee Watkin
James Alvin Sasser
Wanda Turney
Deborah Day
Rebecca Bowling
Martha Jo Cryer
Donna Bonds
Betty Jean Roberts
Linda Chunn
Wanda Lou Vice
Brenda Bonds
Judy Burden
Johnnie Sue Gurley
Jan and
Joan Bowling
Rebecca McAbee
Vicky Lynn Day
Tommie Jo Cooper
Stocks on YORK AP T Cent c Int Harv Acme Steel 2%
The list shows varied gains and losses across many companies. Among notable names, Kaiser, Am Sugar, Lorillard, Lou & Nash, Macy, Merr Ch, Atl Refin, Minute Maid, Nat Distl, Olin, Pa RR, Quaker, Fair Whit, Socony, Sou Co Fla, Std Fla P&L, Std Ol Cal Mtr, Swift Gen Elec, Goodyear, West Un Tel, A&P, Greyhound appear with percentage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
T Cent
Acme Steel
Paper Air Reduction
Kaiser Allis Chal
Kress Am Air L
L O F Glass Am Baker
Ligg & My
Lily Am Can
T&t
Lou & Nash Tob
Macy Anne
Minute Maid Balt & Ohio
Monsan Set
Nat Dairy” Bridg Brass
Nat Distl
Nat St Calum & H
Olin Math Cater Trac Po Gel
Ches & Ohio
Pa RR
Coca —_ Sis Prince
Phill Pet Cbss
Quaker
Fair Whit
Soconye
Sou Co Fla Pow
Georgia live market shows broiler bids steady around sixteen cents
Buyers offered 16 to 18 cents per pound for broilers with most bids at 16 cents. Heavy hens sold at 19 to 21 cents f.o.b. plants, light types fetched 8 to 10 cents at farms. Reports from Atlanta and Birmingham note similar activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Town Creek Police Report Five Arrests This Week
Five cases appeared on Town Creek police docket this week. Charges included three for public intoxication, one for violation of prohibition law, and one for no driver’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C
Town Creek
Lawrence County Admissions List Features Local Names
Lawrence County admissions page lists residents including Mrs Kenneth Hollis of Moulton and Mrs Leon Oliver of Town Creek along with Mrs Robert Owens and Mrs Samuel Sheffey of Moulton and other residents Blinda Kay McGill and Willard Wallace of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hollis
Moulton
Leon Oliver
Town Creek
Robert Owens
Courtland
Samuel Sheffey
Max Tucker
Blinda Kay McGill
Willard Wallace
Funeral service set for Wednesday at First Pentecostal Church
The service for Mrs. Hill will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Pentecostal Church Madison Street N with Rev. T. H. Speegle officiating. Burial follows at Athens City Cemetery with Spry Funeral Home directing. Survivors include husband five sons Julia Lyles Huntsville daughter Naomi Jones Huntsville father Johnny Hill Smithville Tenn sister and two half-sisters two brothers and a half-brother six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Church
Madison St. N
T. H. Speegle
Athens City
Spry Funeral Home
Sherrie
Shelton
Martin
Eugene
Toney
Athens
Naomie Jones
Huntsville
Johnny Hill
Smithville
Tenn
Julia Lyles
Betty Sue Patterson
Bobbie Ruth Pack
Jack
I. B. Hill
Billy Joe Hill
Calves 300 Fairly Active Steady To
Calves weighing around 300 pounds showed fair activity and a steady trend in early trading. Higher quality lots were noted as steady while lighter weights attracted cautious demand from buyers. No major price shifts observed in the preliminary market report.
Herter Advises Japan Trip OK
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles era? No. Advised trip to Japan on June 19. He urged Senate ratification of a new U S Japan treaty to strengthen peace and security. He noted the pact would commit the United States to Japan defense and cover the Far East region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Herter
Senate
Eisenhower
J. William Fullbright
D-Ark
United States
Far East
Fulbright
China
J. William Fulbright
Philippines
Republic of Korea
George A. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Three Escaped Prisoners Recaptured in Mississippi Case
Panola County authorities investigated a report that three Black male convicts fled from Parchman State Prison during a Sunday baseball game. Willie Foreman 24 Ellis Lee 26 and Howard Cook 31 were recaptured Monday amid reports they may have harmed a white housewife during their 30 hours at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Miss
Panola County
Parchman
Willie Foreman
Ellis Lee
Howard Cook
Cook
Fred Jones
Livestock market report from Thom asville Ga and Albany region
Receipts total about 3000 across Albany Columbus Gemette Dothan and Jacksonville with steady activity. Barrows 16.50 to 17.00, sows 12.00, spring lambs 24.00, slaughter sheep 3.00 to 6.00. No 1 and 1-2 gilts 190-230 pounds 16.75-17.00, 180-240 pounds 16.00-16.50, No 2-3 240-270 pounds 15.25-16.00, sows 11.00-14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
The
Gemette Ga
Dothan
Jacksonville
Local Birth Announcements Reach Kalamazoo and Decatur Areas
A son born June 5 to Mr and Mrs Quinton Craig in Kalamazoo Michigan announced via Lawrence County Hospital. A son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Marvin N Locke of Athens at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Osborn welcomed a son Sunday at Decatur General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton Craig
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lawrence County
Hos
Marvin N. Locke
6Th St
Athens
Decatur General Hospital
James Osborn
Decatur 1
Parties Spar Over Senate Bets as Campaigns Watchful
Democratic and Republican leaders offered cautious forecasts on Senate gains. Goldwater said the GOP cannot regain the majority but may shave the margin by two to four seats, while Smathers predicted a one to two seat gain for Democrats. Both cited Midwest contests and North Dakota as pivotal where Davis and Burdick race could tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Goldwater
George A. Smathers
Florida
Shathers
Midwest
Paul Douglas
Illinois
John E. Davis
Quentin N. Burdick
North Dakota
William Langer
Davis
Burdick
Smathers
Kansas
South Dakota
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall
Wyoming
Montana
Michigan
Oregon
West Virginia
Republic
Reporter Fined For Contempt in Atlanta Case
Atlanta reporter Gordon Roberts was found guilty of contempt of court by Superior Court Judge Durwood T. Pye. The judge ruled freedom of the press is relative while the right to a fair trial is absolute, dismissing press defense in relation to a June 2 1959 story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Superior Court
Durwood T. Pye
Three Workers Led Through Gate by Cook with Rifle
A report describes three men passing through a gate with a man named Cook holding a rifle as if guiding a work detail. The tone implies control by Cook over the others during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Prisoner Fleeing Work Gang Testifies at Trial
Worth Hatcher of Thomasville Georgia testified before a U S District Court jury that he and three companions fled a Houston County work gang because they were starving to death. He said Sheriff Davis laughed at mistreatment complaints and Hatcher recaptured in 1959 testified to beatings by Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hatcher
Thomasville
Houston County
U.S. District Court
Circuit
Forrest Adams
Adams
Hatcher
Davis
Gerald Sheffield
Draper Prison
William J. Balentine
Enterprise
Ala
Walter R. Smith
Columbus
Jimmie W. Smith
Gordon
Harry W. Smith
Barentine
Sheffield
Smith
Baptists Elect Negro Veep
Ruth McKinney of Cleveland was named second vice president of the Baptist convention. Delegates elected C Stanton Gallup of Plainfield Conn head of Gallup Lumber Co as first vice president. The Rev Roger Frederickson of Gallup was elected another officer. he is married with four children and lives on a 100 acre Plainfield area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornell
Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Ruth McKinney
Cleveland
C. Stanton Gallup
Plainfield
Trial notes on Meriwether robbery case and Roberts appeal
Harold James Meriwether faced a robbery trial with a later life sentence after a mistrial declared by Judge Pye on June 3 1959 due to inadmissible newspaper coverage. Roberts was fined 100 dollars and granted bond of 150 dollars on appeal while testifying he did not intend to interfere with justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold James Meriwether
Roberts
Meriwether
Pye
Journal Story
Methodists Seek Aid From Congregations Nationwide
The Board of Missions of the Methodist Church will request 39 236 U.S. congregations to donate what they can on June 26 to aid earthquake and tidal wave victims in Chile and other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
United States
Chile
Mixers Found Guilty Again at McMurray College Case
Richard Nesmith of McMurray College and ten other white students were convicted by the same jury. Special Judge Sam Rice Baker ruled the act by both Black and white defendants, including Rev. R. Edwing King of Boston University, was calculated to provoke a breach of the peace and constitutes disorderly conduct under a new city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
Richard Nesmith
McMurray College
Sam Rice Baker
R. Edwing King
Boston University
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie N. McDonald
Mrs Nellie N McDonald died at her residence 423 10th Ave NW. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm at Reynolds Funeral Home Chapel Vine St. Burial will be in Sykes Cemetery with Elder Davis officiating. Survived by husband Tom McDonald Decatur. daughters Nellie M Johnson Cedar Lake Josie McDonald Tuscaloosa. sons Thomas James W McDonald Decatur Willie McDonald New York City. sister Mrs Mary Stratton Dyersburg Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie N. McDonald
10Th Ave
Reynolds Funeral Home
Vine St
Sykes Cemetery
Elder Davis
Reynolds
Tom McDonald
Decatur
Nellie M. Johnson
Cedar Lake
Josie McDonald
Tuscaloosa
Thomas
James W. McDonald
Willie McDonald
New York City
Mary Stratton
Dyersburg
Tenn
Alabama Democratic runoff results and delegate elections
The canvass confirms unchanged unofficial returns for Democratic National Convention delegates. Key races include President C C Owen renominated with 193 241 votes over Ed Pepper 164 198, and at large delegates won by Weeks Simpson O Neal Hornsby Long. District picks include Turner Donaldson Edwards Cooley McKinney Mathews Lynch, with 29 more delegates decided May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Karl Harrison
Columbiana
J.E. Brantley
Banks
Dave Archer
Huntsville
Leonard Beard
Sheffield
Public Service Commission
C. C
Jack) Owen
Ed Pepper
Ashland
Mony Weeks
Birmingham
James E. Simpson
William J.o’neal
Montevallo
Ernest C
Sonny) Hornsby
Tallassee
H. Coleman Long
Uniontown
Alton Turner
Laverne
C. T. Donaldson
Montgomery
Elizabeth Edwards
Wetumpka
Tom Cooley
Talladega
J. B
Mac) McKinney
M. L. Mathews
Jasper
Frank M. Lynch
Mrs McKinney Elected To Denominational Posts
Mrs. McKinney wife of Rev Wade H McKinney pastor of Antioch Baptist Church Cleveland was elected to major church offices and has long served as vice president of Christian Service for the National Council of American Baptist Women and on the national executive board of United Church Women. The Rev Mr Frederickson pastor of Sioux Falls First Baptist Church led college student work. Officers were elected without opposition.
For Rent and For Sale Classified Notes
For Rent items include two upstairs unfurnished apartments and one downstairs furnished unit with adult, clean, no pets, references required. Call EL 3-7576. For Sale a barn at Moulton Heights listed for $200, call EL 5-0408. Also a 3 room unfurnished apt at Wilson St with hot and cold water and TV in, $30 monthly, call EL 3-8285. Frigidaire Electric Dryer priced at $80, call EL 3-7803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson’ St St
Frigidaire Electric Dryer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Decatur General
Admissions
Elmer Dan Partain
Floyd T. Borden
Me Ree
Limestone
Valtrie Leipert
Steven Brown
Mrs.Earl Edmondson
W. T. Grimes
Larry F. Hale
Brunner
Inez Sims
Hartselle
Olene Vandiver
FBI
William E. Wear
Dragealee
Decatur Markets
Wall Street
Mrs
Nellie Green
Master Dale Brewer
Broilers
Lawrence County Admissions
King Features
Blake
Baptists
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