Eastern Star chapter to elect officers in June meeting
Mary Lou Dancy Chapter No. 320 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual meeting June 10 at 8 o clock in the Decatur Masonic Temple to elect officers. Members urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
6
Mary Lou Dancy Chapter No. 320 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual meeting June 10 at 8 o clock in the Decatur Masonic Temple to elect officers. Members urged to attend.
The marriage of Miss Jeanette Agileen Standridge and Staff Sergeant James Anderson Cooper was solemnized Saturday afternoon June 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs O B Richardson in Decatur Route Three. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Roy Hewlett before immediate family and close friends. The couple will reside with the bride's parents while Cooper is stationed at Camp Polk Louisiana.
Dr. Cecil M. Ellisor 45 superintendent of the Montgomery district of the Methodist Church died in a Montgomery hospital. Born in Andalusia in 1907 he was recently reappointed district superintendent. He served Alabama pastors in Verbena Eclectic West Mobile Burnt Corn Grove Hill and Mobile before leading Montgomery. Funeral arrangements are complete.
At noon and one o clock on June 13 Gold Star Mothers of the county were asked to contact Mrs. Ruby Mohr, Department Chaplain, 921 Fairfax Avenue, Bessemer, by Wednesday. Relatives arriving include Mrs. Walter Morris of Omaha and her mother Mrs. Myrtle Eldred of Des Moines, plus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christy of Mobile, R. L. Brown of Jackson, Ms, Mrs. Dudley Howell of Greenwood, Ms, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morrow of Bessemer, staying at the homes of Mrs. Annie L. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duff.
Spokesmen invite Korean Veterans of the 1343rd Combat Engineer Battalion to attend a Friday party in their honor at the Decatur Armory. Music will be provided from 9 until ? by Hilding Homberg.
Mrs J M Reynolds Mrs Sherrill Maner Miss Sherry Maner and Miss Betty Ann Moody returned from a several days vacation to Panama City Florida. Mr and Mrs Warner FE Sarter returned to Memphis Tennessee after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Chester L Sartor 306 Jackson Street. Mrs B R Ross returned from a two weeks trip to Michigan and Canada with sister Mrs D G Landers visiting Bay City Dearborn and Henry Ford museum. Miss Ann Tucker Birmingham visited Nashville and Sewanee for University of the South commencement. Miss Linda Evans returned to Birmingham after visiting Miss Becky Rait in her home. Patsy Stephenson Decatur and Mr and Mrs Floyd McCoy Mt Pleasant left for a day in Clearwater Florida. Wanda Bay born to Mr and Mrs J L Sanderson Birmingham May 31 at Jefferson Hospital. Mrs Sanderson formerly Frances Doane. Kenneth E Thomas and daughter Huntsville were guests of Chester L Sartor. Peggy Stephenson visiting relatives in Marietta and Atlanta Georgia.
The record notes that wheat and barley are believed to have been introduced to Europe in their current forms during the third millennium BC. This marks a pivotal shift in agricultural history as these staples spread across the continent.
A head-on collision on U. S. Highway 31, 23 miles south of Montgomery, left Wilton E. Robinson 20 of Clanton dead and two others seriously injured. In the truck, 15-year-old Harry Clay Burks of Louisville died. driver J. T. Watson 35 of Louisville uninjured. Kenneth Lee Ragsdale 14 of Louisville and D. C. Foshee 28 of Clanton suffered injuries.
Warner Beckwith, a middle aged Black man, was shot and killed in Florence Alabama. Truly Jackson, a Black man, surrendered to Sheriff James J. Rose later and was charged with murder and held in Lauderdale County jail. Jackson gave no statement.
Warrant Officer Milton C. Taylor son of Mr and Mrs A J Taylor of Russellville has graduated from the parachute packing maintenance and aerial delivery course at Fort Lee Virginia The Quartermaster School at Fort Lee offers many courses for officers and enlisted men After graduation he will be assigned to a job utilizing his training Taylor entered the Army in 1941 at Fort McPherson Georgia and attended Russellville High School He holds the Bronze Star.
Willodene Pigg seven was in critical condition after being struck by an automobile while crossing a Florence street from a store where she had bought an ice cream cone. Police said she ran in front of the car and termed the accident unavoidable.
Samuel Cornelius Bryan 22, a Korean War veteran wounded by a hand grenade fragment, shot himself in Florence. Coroner W R Chisholm Jr ruled death by his own action after Bryan returned home on leave following facial surgery en route to final discharge.
Most elephants native to Ceylon lack tusks, a notable trait among the island's pachyderms.
Daily Records records a deed from S. O. Garrison to Johnnye G. Sims to perfect title. The transaction outlines the transfer of real property and the completion of title formalities.
Frank Lacey Robertson a 28 Birmingham teacher wed Mary Joe Reeves 23 of 613 Railroad Street. Harvey Denmore Martin 18 Fayetteville Tennessee farmer weds Janice Mae Taylor 18 of Fayetteville Tennessee. James Anderson Cooper 21 Danville US Army weds Jeanette A Standridge 19 Danville. Raymond C. D. Whitt Jr 22 113 Eighth Avenue West Westinghouse engineer weds Betty Faye Julian 21 1218 Fifth Avenue East.
Humble Oil and Refining Co prepares two tests near the Pollard oil field. Lister B-1 well depth 5923 feet in section 18-TIN-R9E to begin testing tonight. Clarence L. G. Kelly No 1 wildcat showed no oil. Gulf Refining Co report salt water in Citizens Bank No 1 to the northwest of Allen Moye discovery.
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