Mary Lou Eastern Star Meeting Tonight At Decatur Temple
Mary Lou Dancy Chapter No. 320 Order of the Eastern Star plans its annual meeting tonight at eight o'clock in the Decatur Masonic Temple with officer elections on the agenda. Several W S C S groups from local churches hold meetings in members homes this week, studying Mission To America and We Americans North And South, sharing prayers, devotions and socials.
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Mary Lou
E. S
Mary Lou Dancy
Order of the Eastern Star
Decatur Masonic Temple
First Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. B. Bradford
Finley Island
Bradford
L. J. Ramage
North
South
Perry Orr
Johnson
Lynne
Russell Lynne
R. R. Banks
Russell Johnson
P. D. Wilson
Echols
Hargrove
Hargrove Circle
E. E. Hargrove
Henson Circle
E. L. Henson
Britain
J. H. Branum
Falla Bailey
Patterson
Smith Circle
C. D. Patterson
Jackson Street
Vickrey
Warren
Wesley Cook
H. B. White
James Warren
D. E. Warren
America
W. R. Duncan
Rubber planters in Malaya face ongoing danger amid retreat from squatter areas
The United Planting Association of Malaya reports in 1951 that despite nationwide resettlement of squatters to areas free of Communist terrorists, there is no improvement in security. Planters remain continually in danger and must maintain strict precautions. without their steadfastness the rural situation could worsen to chaos.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
United Planting Association of Malaya
From District Race For Girls State Governor
Fourteen candidates from districts compete in the 1952 Girls State governor race at Huntingdon College Montgomery. Delegates heard opening campaigns as issues include education funding highway work and poll tax abolition with debates on textbooks welfare taxes and sales tax revision. Candidates listed include Elaine Gardner Eleanor Gramling Betty Coleman Wanda Robinson Mary Hale Becky Wine Peggy Arnold Betty Vandiver Rita Huey Mary Dell Swaim Betty Jo Shields Marilyn Monette Mary Anne Norton Paula Garnett.
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Montgomery
Girl's State
Huntingdon College
Govertnor
Elaine Gardner
Sheffield
Eleanor Gramling
Mobile
Betty Coleman
Birmingham
Wanda Robinson
Cherokee County
Mary Hale
Becky Wine
Florence
Peggy Arnold
Attalla
Betty Vandiver
Cullman
Rita Huey
Enterprise
Mary Dell Swaim
Scottsboro
Betty Jo Shields
Hartford
Marilyn Monette
Mary Anne Norton
Auburn
Paula Garnett
Decatur
Personal notices from Decatur to Fort Walton and Huntsville
Sergeant Bud Lemin and Private First Class Frank Wimberly returned Monday to Craig Air Force Base in Selma after a weekend with friends in Decatur. Rufus Warren is improving at St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham after a Saturday operation. Fred Voehringer and wife met their Notre Dame student son Charles at Huntsville for the summer. he recently had an appendectomy at St. Joseph's Hospital. Earl Joyce Lee visits Mimi Jones and A A Jones Jr in Fort Walton for a vacation. John Penney and three Attalla youths spend days with E T Branums.
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Bud Lemin
Frank Wimberly
Craig Air Force Base
Selma
Decatur
Rufus Warren
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Birmingham
Charles
University of Notre Dame
St. Joseph's Hospital
Earl Joyce Lee
Mimi Jones
Mrs
A. A. Jones, Jr
Fort Walton, Florida
Peonage trial opens for Sheriff and two Dooly County men
In Americus Georgia Sheriff John Byrom Fokes and two Dooly County men go on trial in a federal court charged with peonage. They allegedly falsely arrested two Black men and forced labor on Calhoun farm. Dodney Lee Calhoun also faces charges. Jury selection stretched into a slow start. Judge Conger ordered spectators out until the jury box filled. Assistant U S Attorney James H Fort led the prosecution with defense led by Charles J Bloch and T Hoyt Davis Jr.
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Americus, Ga
John Byrom Fokes
Dooly County
Fokes
Frank Bivins Calhoun
Unadilla
Calhoun
Edward Chancey
Dodney Lee Calhoun
U. S
A. B. Conger
James H. Fort
Americus
Stephen Pace
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
T. Hoyt Davis Jr
Vienna
Baptist Minister's Wife Wills Howard $125,000 Building
A Sylacauga building valued at $125,000 is left to Howard College in a will by Mrs. John Inzer, Sylacauga. The bequest directs that Dr. Inter share authority with Howard trustees on use and includes a request to fund a president's home.
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Wills Howard
Sylacauga
Howard College
Harwell G. Davis
Howard
the Baptist College
John Inzer
Inzer
Edward Jefferson Smith
Dr. Inter
Accurate Two Dose Tablet Integrity Note
A brief report stresses that the two tablet units remain intact without breaking when dosed. It confirms standard packaging and handling procedures to ensure each dose remains whole and uncontaminated for patient safety.
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Seekers Bible Club
W. G. Stone
Mesdames
Walter Evans
Guy Habercom
Howell Turney
M. K. Vickery
Central Baptist Circle Four
Greenland
Central Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Circle Four
A. L. Frazier
Paul Gleng
Arthur Nebrig
C. E. Spurlock
Isaiah
Matthew
J. E. Barthelemy
W. O. LeCroy
Phil Butler
Frank Price
H. S. Sheffield
J. R. Huie
Jesus
E. M. Lee
J. F. Smither
Mason Crow
Nebrig
Nark, Carten
Ira’s Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulton
Bob Hunter, Jr
Bob Hunter
Grant Street
Shirley Sittler
Chicago
Fred Voehringer
Huntsville
John Penney
E. T Branum
Chicago Stadium
Theodis
Bud) Blue
A. C
Red
T. Joseph Aspiring
Childrens
George Perry
RADIO
SHACK
Youngstown
Lafayette St
Sue
RED Cross
Valentines
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