Navy Ends Segregation Plan Implemented Across Forces
Washington June 8 The Navy won approval to execute a plan ensuring equal treatment for all personnel regardless of race religion or color. Secretary Johnson backed the directive aligning with President Truman's order to end discrimination in the three services. The policy covers enlistment training advancement assignment housing and facilities without regard to race or national origin, and applies to the Marine Corps. Johnson noted greater progress in the Army than in the Navy or Air Force and asked the Army to submit a revised plan by June 20.
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Washington
Navy
Defense Johnson
Johnson
Truman
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Fight Brews Over Birmingham Annexation Plan
Proposals to annex outer areas of Birmingham face strong opposition led by Shades Valley Chamber of Commerce. A state measure would set an election to decide annexation of unincorporated areas and votes in Homewood Mountain Brook Irondale Tarrant and Fairfield. Unincorporated zones may join if the area-wide vote passes. The Ensley steel works of Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co is a contested inclusion. Election likely for late summer. population could rise by about 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Shades Valley Chamber of Commerce
Homewood
Mountain Brook
Irondale
Tarrant
Fairfield
Ensley Steel Works
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Regional Southern education plan to take shape this week
Governors and college presidents from 13 Southern states meet in Daytona Beach to form a Southern regional education board. Framing discussions will cover financing and institutional research, intra state planning, and program information sharing. Several colleges and universities have contracts for medical and veterinary training in Virginia, Louisiana, Georgia, and Tennessee. Ten states have approved the plan with three more hoping to join. The plan allows states without certain training to pay institutions in states that provide it for each student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Board of Control
Virginia
Louisiana
Georgia
Tennessee
Tractor Accident Claims Oneonta Man Near Farm
Matilon Nash aged 30 died when the tractor he operated overturned on the E. L. Moore farm near Oneonta Alabama yesterday. Funeral services are set for High Baptist Church at 11 AM tomorrow. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
Ala
P— Matilon Nash
E. L. Moore
High Baptist Church
Evening shorthand class announced by Mrs Catlett
Mrs R E Catlett starts a morning shorthand class in Grege on Monday June 13. Interested readers should call 2032 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Catlett
Grege
Wall Street Gains Narrow Milestones Amid Broad Rise
On June 8 in New York heavy and industrial stocks led a cautious market rise. Gains, ranging from fractions to about a point, were widespread with notable strength in U. S. Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Studebaker Sears Roebuck International Harvester United Aircraft American Telephone Western Union Kennecott Copper Anaconda Westinghouse Electric Johns Manville International Paper Standard Oil NJ and Twentieth Century Fox. Bulky issues and curb gains appeared in U. S. Rubber National Distillers Emerson Radio U. S. Gypsum Gulf Oil American Light Cities Service Humble Oil Lone Star Gas McCord Corp United Gas Pantepec Oil and Consolidated Mining. Consolidated Gas of Baltimore slipped slightly, alongside New Mexico Arizona Land and Sonotone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Western Union
Kennecott Copper
Anaconda
Westinghouse Eelectric
Johns Manville
International Paper
Standard Oil (Nj
Twentieth Century Fox
U. S
National Distillers
Emerson Radio
U. S. Gypsum
Gulf Oil
American Light
Cities Service
Humble Oil
Lone Star Gas
McCord Corp
United Gas
Pantepec Oil
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Gas
Baltimore
New Mexico
Arizona
Sonotone
Poultry Market Steady In Atlanta Area Trade
North Georgia live poultry market shows steady demand across sections this morning. Barred Rock and New Hampshire Reds trade at similar prices in some quarters while prices vary 1¼ to 1½ cents lower in others. best demand for 2½ to 4 lb birds. Prices FOB farm for broilers and fryers picked up Tuesday afternoon and this morning range 25 to 28 cents, mostly 26 to 27 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanta
North Orgia
New Hampshire
Irregular Cotton Futures With Moderate Demand
Cotton futures in New York showed mixed moves on June 8 with active trading. July, the last old crop month, remained relatively firm amid liberal grain storage news and government loan effects, while futures closed modestly higher or lower acrossContracts with nearby July steady and spot prices rising to 33.69 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commission ‘House
Department of Agriculture
Markets at a Glance for New York and Chicago
New York markets report higher demand for steels and motors with a modest bond rally and irregular cotton. Chicago wheat shows strong extended price support while corn steadies on wheat strength and oats rise with rain. Hog prices mostly fall about 25 cents to a top of 21.50, cattle linger unevenly steady to 75 cents lower with a top of 29.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Nashville livestock market report shows varied cattle and hog prices
Nashville June 8 livestock report lists cattle mostly steady with scarce prime yearlings and good cows, heifers and bulls. calves down. hogs active with barrows and gilts 25 to 30 and sows around 15.50. sheep and spring lambs softer with good lambs 27 to 29 and older stock down to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Federal State Departments of Agriculture
Grain prices rise on government support program
Chicago June 8 Wheat led gains on news of an extended government price support plan. Wheat closed up 3 1 2 to 5 3 4 cents near $1.93 1 2. Corn rose 1 5 3 2 1 4 cents to about $1.32 3 4 5 8. Oats gained 3 4 to 1 1 4 cents, rye up 3 4 to 2 1 2 cents, soybeans up 3 4 to 3 3 4 cents near $2.20 3 4. Lard increased 12 to 32 cents per hundred pounds to about $11.10 11.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Veterinarians urged to stop diseased dairy cows import
In Auburn Alabama on June 8 veterinarians were urged to join a system to prevent importing diseased dairy cows into Alabama. The call came from George H Hopson of New York a pioneer in milking practice promotion speaking at the 25th veterinary conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama
George H. Hopson
New York
United States
Canada
Mrs Drennen Dies in Birmingham After Short Illness
Mrs Hubert A Drennen wife of a local automobile executive died at her Birmingham home after a short illness. She was a member of the board of control of the children's hospital here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drennen
Birmingham
Hubert A. Drennen
The
Children's Hospital
Red Teachers Ban Advocated
Washington reports that twenty top educators including General Dwight D. Eisenhower and James B. Conant urged barring communists from teaching. They endorsed teaching about communism without advocacy and called for eliminating Communist Party members from teaching posts as part of a broader NEA and ASA study on education amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James B. Conant
Harvard
National Education Association
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Conant
American Association of School Administrators
Senate debates military power and labor law in congress
Congress wrestles with defense issues as Navy argues carriers and jet fighters threaten B-36 dominance while the Air Force touts long mission capability. Rep Van Zandt cites disturbing reports on defense chiefs. Senate debates repealing Taft Hartley and replacing it with pro-labor legislation, with eight lawmakers offering compromises. Un-American Activities Committee probes wartime espionage as four witnesses testify behind closed doors. Connally foresees urgency if the Paris talks fail, and arms for Europe may follow. Senate cuts a major appropriations bill, while health insurance arguments surface in hearings.
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Navy
Air Force
Rep. van Zard
Pat
Congress
Senate
Tepeal
Taft
Ohio
Pepper
D. Fla
Senate Labor Committee
Elbert Thomas
Utah
House un-American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
Connally
Tex
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State, Justice, Commerce Departments
Federal Judiciary
House
McClean
D. Ark
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
U. S. Chamber of Com
Oldest hall tree carries 1852 newspaper find
D L Blackwell of 332 East Moulton Street treasures a hall tree claimed as the oldest piece in the family. A newspaper dated 1852 found behind a mirror on the hall tree is believed Philadelphia origin. The item notes a Pennsylvania railroad collision and a proposal to pay Congress members 1500 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Blackwell
East Moulton Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Congress
Insurance department to be created as policy moves
A bill approved by the house business and labor committee would establish a separate Department of Insurance effective Oct 1 with the present bureau becoming its division. The first director would be the current head of the insurance division. The same committee sent two small loan bills to a sub committee and postponed action. Four governor’s office staffers were cut from the payroll, including a 20 year secretary, with some positions kept on. The senate finance committee approved adding five governor’s office positions. Meanwhile committees prepared for tax and revenue measures and a rent decontrol public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House ,Business and Labor Committee
Department of Insurance
Insurance Bureau
State Department of Commerce
Lawrence Dumas
Jefferson
Kate Simmons
James E. Folsom
R. E
Pete) Arnold
Marguerite Riggs
Duane Dickson
Folsom
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norman Harris
Morgan County
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Bruce Henderson
Wilcox
Finance and Taxation Committee
Vote tally for clerk be stopper bill veto override
June 8 Montgomery reports the House and Senate vote on the clerk be stopper bill over Governor veto. House list includes 68 votes with Speaker Beck and numerous members named among supporters and opponents, detailing party and district lines in the roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
House
Senate
Beck
Adams
Dale
Jefferson
Barnett
Beatty
Brannan
Broadwater
Brown
Buckner
Bush
Crocker
Denton
Dodds
Bimore
Dobbs
Fayette
Duffee
Dumas
Faulk
Ganey
Garrett
George
I Gibson
Gillis
Givhan
Harris
Har
Operators To Present Offer In Coal Contract Talks
BLUEFIELD W Va June 8 Southern producers may ask John L Lewis bargaining team today for a lower wage scale than the rest of the soft coal industry Operators were expected to add to their proposals already before the United Mine Workers in contract negotiations here Indications point to a bid to revive the old Southern pay differential A fight over the union s 100000000 a year welfare and pension fund was in prospect in the closed sessions Under the present contract running to June 30 operators pay 20 cents on every ton of coal to fund pensions The Southern Coal Producers Association president hinted at ending the 100 a month pensions but did not say so The UMW negotiators led by John Owens have not said when they will present their proposals They are expected to seek a bigger welfare fund royalty and a shorter work day Operators have not closed the door on a royalty boost but will fight any cut in productive time They have asked elimination of the half hour paid lunch Also the SCPA seeks elimination of the adte and willing clause and memorial shutdowns miners dead The mine workers may swap the memorial clause for support of a new federal mine safety bill The Southerners once had a wage scale $1 a day less than the rest due to higher South shipping costs The differential dropped to 40 cents by 1940 and was removed in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Southern
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
UMW
John Owens
Lewis
SCPA
Honor Rolls Made Public at Senior High School
The second semester honor rolls were announced listing First Honor Roll members across Senior I Senior H and Senior III including Linda Breeding Ethylene Williams Nelle Wright Charlotte Orr Eleanor Hamilton Harriet Higdon Carolyn Jordan Sandra Davis Charles Horton Mary Ann Catlett Elsie Crow Mary Penn Alice Smith Mary Ann Bagley Joy Bolin Gene Brown Marian Chandler Fennell Garnett Jimmy Tatum Charles Voehringer Marion Watson Murray Yarbrough Alberta Harvey Martha Gene Higdon Shir Jacobs Alfred Matthews Second Honor Roll names across Senior I II III include Jack Buchanan Elizabeth Thrasher Lewis Dement Darwin Davis Margaret Ann Emens Kathleen Lively Edgar Kirby Jayne Johnson Ruby Houser Mary Caudill Carolyn Ellner Billie Carolyn Owen Elizabeth Rigel Eldora Roberts Mary Ann Blackwell Benny Ray Flack Willard Sherrord Barbara Sullivan Glenn Green Jean Gregg Betty Faye Julian Jean Lawrence Needham Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Breeding
Ethylen Williams
Nelle Wright
Charlotte Orr
Eleanor Hamilton
Harriett Higdon
Carolyn Jordan
Sandra Davis
Charles Horton
Mary Ann Catlett
Elsie Crow
Mary Penn
Alice Smith
Mary Ann Bagley
Joy Bolin
Gene Brown
Marian Chandler
Fennell Garnett
Jimmy Tatum
Charles Voehringer
Marion Watson
Murray Yarbrough
Alberta Harvey
Martha Gene Higdon
Shir Jacobs
Alfred Matthews
Jack Buchanan
Elizabeth Thrasher
Lewis Dement
Darwin Davis
Margaret Ann Emens
Kathleen Lively Edgar Kirby
Jayne Johnson
Ruby Houser
Mary Caudill
Carolyn Ellner
Billie Carolyn Owen
Elizabeth Rigel
Eldora Roberts
Mary Ann Blackwell
Benny Ray Flack
Willard Sherrod
Barbara Sullivan
Glenn Green
Jean Gregg
Betty Faye Julian
Jean Lawrence
Needham Long
Papenburg Services Held on Tuesday
Services for W. G. Papenburg Jr. were held Tuesday at Elmwood Cemetery in Birmingham. The three year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Papenburg Jr., died Monday after ingesting ant poison. He is survived by his parents and one brother, Michael Lee, and was grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Papenburg Sr. of West Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Papenburg
Elmwood Cemetery
Birmingham
W. G. Papenburg Jr
W.G. Papenburg Sr
West Decatur
Michael Lee
Historic Roll Call Names in Alabama Senate Vote
A long roster lists numerous senators and delegates by name across counties such as Lowndes Covington Perry and Washington with Absent or not voting Doughty Inber McClendon Pinkston and Paired Mollette for and Wallace against. The Senate column shows For the bill 26 names including Allen Boutwell Bridges Burnside Cater Clayton Coteman Cooper Glover Golson Hardwick Henderson Hooton Hughes Kendall Langan Lowe Mize Owens Patterson Patton Quarles Russell Summerlin Swift Wright.
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Rnson
Haynes
Lowndes
Head Hornsby
Ingalls
Johnston
Kaul Lovelace
McDonald
McGowin
McIlwain
Malone
Martin
Dallas
Greene
Meeks
Merril Miller
Morning
Norman
Pinson Pruitt
Richardson
Robinson
Rogers
Sadler
Sellers
Shirley
Sightler
Stewart
Stomp
Sullivan
Autauga
Taylor
Hale
Thagard
Thompson
Pike
Tucke
Vann
Whitcomb
White
Covington
Perry
Wood
Bible
Benford
Bennett
Black
Brassell
Busby
Callahan
Coburn
Cole
Cox
Dyarn
Evans
Hawkins
Franklin
Howell
Knight
Larkins
McDanai
Mathison
Mitchell
Nelson
Nettles O’neil
Ramee
Roberts
Shelton
Snodgrass
Still
Thomas
Crenshaw
War
Weaver
Washington
Doughty
Inber
McClendon
Pinkston
Mollette
For
Wallace
Senate
Allen
Boutwell
Bridges
Burnside
Cater
Clayton
Coteman
Cooper
Glover
Golson
Hardwick
Henderson
Hooton
Hughes
Kendall
Langan
Lowe
Mize
Owens
Patterson
Patton
Quarles
Russell
Summerlin
Swift
Wright
Births and local notices from Decatur region
Mr and Mrs Exeter McDowell announce the birth of a son at Hamil Clinic hospital Tuesday night. A. L. Johnson plan a several days visit to New Orleans. Royal Arch Masons No 38 hold convocation Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Miss Velma Humphrey leaves for gulf coast on vacation. H R Leeman, W R Riley and L E Wooten attend an educational meeting in Florence. Circuit Judge Newton B Powell to hold court in Birmingham next week at request of State chief justice. A trash fire sends Decatur fire department to Pepsi Cola Bottling Company with no reported loss. Mrs J C Hughes and Mrs Robert McGuire admitted to Decatur General hospital. J M Craft admitted to Hamil Clinic. A D Stinson admitted to Baugh Wiley clinic. Bill Sims undergoes tonsillectomy. A son born to Dois and Mrs Phillips at Decatur General. Joel Reagin and Mrs Reagin welcome a daughter at Hamil Clinic. James Rankin to return mid June from Lake Placid where Rotary school of instruction is attended. Decatur police report heavy damage from a collision involving Pvt Nathan Douglas Tubb and Carl Edwards at Sherman and Sixth Avenue East. Tubby driving a 1941 Ford. Edwards a 1940 Plymouth. both soldiers on furlough from Camp LeRoy Johnson.
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Decatur
Nathan Douglas
Tubb
Portland
Smiths Plan Trip to Anderson South Carolina
Mr and Mrs A M Smith Sr will leave this week for Anderson South Carolina to visit their son and daughter in law Clifford and Mrs Smith. Mrs H B Lankster has returned from Sanduskey Ohio and is making her home with her son James Lankster and Mrs Lankster on the Trinity road. Mrs E R Vasser 1302 Fourth Avenue South reported a dog thought to be mad to the Decatur police at ten this morning. A 1937 Chevrolet driven by Mrs Mildred Wallace of Decatur and a 1929 Ford coupe driven by N J Willis Cordova Alabama collided at Grant and US 31 at 9:30 this morning police reported slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, S. C
Clifford Smith
H. B. Lankster
Sanduskey, Ohio
James Lankster
Lankster
Trinity Road
E. R. Vasser
4Th Avenue South
Decatur
Mildred Wallace
N. J. Willis
Cordova
Alabama
Grant
U. S. 31
Minor collision reports at Walnut and Line Streets
A Tuesday afternoon t bone collision on Walnut and Line Streets caused minor damage. Car drivers were Mrs. Coleene Singleton and Arthur Seaman of Moulton Road. In court, seven cases appeared today with six gaming and one disorderly conduct. C. W. Bethany, a bankruptcy referee, appeared pleased at city hall. A daughter, Paralee Malissa, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bethany at Decatur General last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Walnut and
Line Streets
Coleene Singleton
E. Walnut
Arthur Seaman
Moulton Road
Recorders Court
C. W. Bethany
Paralee Malissa
Mrs. Bethany
Decatur General
Real estate transfers and small sums recorded in daily deeds
A sequence of minor property transfers and cash payments listed in a daily records section. Names include G F Rice, William E Smith, Arlin Blackwood, Wilma Blackwood, Decatur Cemetery Association, F P King Sr, Decatur Development Co, Raymond E Bargett, Decatur Holmes Inc, John F Clark, Robert Earl Ellis Jr, Lassie M Ellis, Bruce Joiner, Bertha Joiner, Pat Kimbrough, James Arthur Smith, Hendy Polytinsky, W E Smith, Vera Walker Bowling, Houston Boles, Tonia Shawl Casade, Ossie Shull, H R Speae, Neal A Holland, and various amounts from 1 to 9,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeds G. F. Rice
William E. Smith
Arlin Blackwood
Wilma Blackwood
Decatur Cemetery Association
F. P. King, Sr
Decatur Development Co
Raymond E. Bargett
Decatur Holmes Inc
John F. Clark
Robert Earl Ellis, Jr
Lassie M. Ellis
Bruce Joiner
Bertha M. Joiner
Pat Kimbrough
James Arthur Smith
Hendy Polytinsky
W. E. Smith
Vera Walker
Houston Boles
Tonia Shawl Casade
Ossie
Shull
H. R. Speae
Neal A. Holland
Macie Andrew Passes Here
Macie Albert Andrew aged 65 died at 2 19 Wednesday morning at his residence 1315 6th Avenue South after a long illness He was born in Ripley Alabama and was a carpenter The body will be taken to the residence at four o clock Wednesday afternoon where it will lie until time for the service Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Thursday at the Southside Baptist church Rev Carl Roberts in charge Burial will be in the city cemetery Brown directing Pallbearers are Garnett Dement Ed Clark Jervis Moore Walter Scott Walter Bethany and Emmett Meadows He is survived by his wife Mary E of Decatur four daughters Mrs Emmett Roan and Mrs Buford Maddox both of Decatur Mrs William Hartselle of Hartselle and Mrs Maxwell Harper of Louisville three sisters Mrs Vera Davis of Athens Mrs Lessie Austin of Sweetwater Tennessee and Mrs Nannie Gingrich and seven grandchildren and a number of other relatives
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Macie Albert Andrew
6Th Avenue South
Mr. Andrew
Ripley
Alabama
Southside Baptist Church
Carl Roberts
City
Brown
Garnett Dement
Ed Clark
Jervis Moore
Walter Scott
Walter Bethany
Emmett Meadows
Andrews
Mary E
Decatur
Emmett Roan
Buford Maddox
William Hartselle
Hartselle
Maxwell Harper
Louisville
Vera Davis
Athens
Lessie Austin
Sweetwater
Tennessee
Hospital testimony sparks state hospital investigation
Hundreds of hospital staff cite troubling conditions and call for facts to reach the Governor and welfare committee. A senate committee criticized Dechman May 1 appointment as head of the large mental hospital, urging separate administrative and medical departments and endorsing dual administration. Governor Talmadge defended Forrester and Dechman amid political clashes with Roy Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Welfare Committee
General Assembly
Senate
Forrester
Dechman
W. McCoy
Folkston
Herman Talmadge
Augusta
Roy Harris
Talmadge
Farmers To Hear Plan For Cooperative Nitrogen Plant
Morgan county farmers gather at Morgan County High School in Hartselle Monday at 2 pm to learn how Southern farmers join to secure a low cost nitrogen fertilizer. The Yazoo County Mississippi plant funded by farm stock starts with $4 million, $3.25 million from farmers and $750,000 Yazoo County. Girdler Corporation of Louisville handles plans, specs, and acts as general contractor. Site work to begin soon with 18 months for completion. Fertilizer allocated pro rata to stockholders, about one ton ammonium nitrate per $50 invested each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Morgan County High Schol
Hartselle
Yazoo County
Mississippi
Girdler Corporation
Louisville
Kentucky
Tragedy On Board Plane Leaves Survivors In Shock
Ruben Rivera Quiles a 21 year old survivor described the plane’s swaying after takeoff as mothers cried and children panicked near the sea. Rescue workers found 27 to 28 survivors with crews including Capt. Al Cockrell missing. Several aftercare evacuees were treated for shock at Fort Brooke. Governor Munoz Marin promised government cooperation to determine causes and prevent a recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben. Rivera Quiles
al Cockrell
Pittsfield
Mass
Judith Hale
Binghamton
N. Y
Cockrell
Navy
Coast Guard
Miss Hale
Lee H. Wakefield
Stamford
Munoz Marino
Services for Miss Northington Announced
Funeral services for Miss Inez Northington were announced today. She lived in Decatur with Mrs. Jack Rowe at 301 Oak Street and died Tuesday morning in Birmingham after a long illness. Services set for Thursday at Bluff Park Methodist church Shades Mountain Birmingham with interment in the Northington family cemetery. Survived by one sister Mrs J P Cornelius and two nieces Mrs Jack Rowe and Miss Dorothy Cornelius of Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Northington
Miss Northington
Decatur
Nerce
Jack Rowe
Oak Street
Birmingham
Bluff Park Methodist Church
Shades Mountain
R.C. Wilson
Wade
Northington
Tips For Tired Eyes Advertising Claim
Tips for tired eyes suggest reading at a proper distance and avoid poor lighting. After driving exposure to dust wind or overwork bathe eyes with Lavoptik to soothe inflamed sore burning itching and granulated lids. Advertising claims money back and thirty years of success. Lavoptik available at all drug stores.
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New Orleans
Royal Arch Masons
Velma Humphrey
Morgan Red Cross
Gulf Coast
H.R. Leeman
W. R. Riley
L. E. Wooten
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Newton B. Powell
Powell
Tenth Judicial Circuit
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Moulton Street
J. C. Hughes
Sixth Avenue
Robert McGuire
East Pryor
Decatur General Hospital
J. M. Craft
Decatur One
Hamil Clinic
A. D._Stinson
Eva One
Baugh-Wiley Clinic
Bill Sims
Decatur 3
Dois Phillips
Line Street
Joel Reagin
East
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Lake Placid
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