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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
7
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Charles Alex Wilbur of Decatur spent part of last week here with his aunt and uncle the Dunns. Rog ersville guests Key Preeman and children Annette and Jerry visited the Gordons. Visitors for Eva singing included Mrs. Harold Waugh Mrs. A N Mitchell and Mrs G C Vincent. Sgt Sammy McGee of Jackson Miss visited during the weekend. Jackie Weaver of Birmingham is visiting Mrs J W Lynn Sr for a month. Nancy Dee Dunn injured arm. Elbert King of Decatur and sister Mrs Charles Stacks were Sunday guests. Lyle Hugh of Decatur came Saturday to see his sister Mrs James Lynn Jr.
The Winton 4 H Club met with Lottie McCutcheon on June 5. The president called the meeting to order and minutes were read and approved. Members reported on projects and enjoyed bicycle riding and refreshments. The group adjourned to meet with Ina Dunaway on June 19.
Troop 61 held its weekly meeting led by Scout path head Carl Boley. A long business session planned a Thursday night hike and outside meal. Eagle Patrol won a blue ribbon at the camporee, Wolf Patrol earned a red ribbon. Coy Halbrooks gave the scout masters benediction. Scribe Turner-Davis.
Two Moody Bible Institute students from Decatur lead groups for extracurricular activities. Joe Weatherly, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Weatherly, 141 Sixth Avenue West, heads a group meeting at the Christian Industrial League. Mahlon R Thomason, son of Mrs R L Thomason, 710 Fifth Avenue West, leads a group meeting at a gospel mission.
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