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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
9
Wainie Halod ascends to regulator department head and then to foreman in charge of switch solenoid and relay. Hodges rises from material handler to assembly set-up man as the company plans further moves at the Athens plant.
Gray's promotion to working foreman of the regi department followed recent advances from automatic molding press operator in May 1961. A Ardmore High and West Limestone High School graduate, he is married with one child. The Grays reside local.
Nat Torash has held the janitorial job at the Decatur Daily for two years and covers the Lakeside ball games. A Hillsboro native, he played football and ran the mile in 1961, later working as a porter at the Holiday Inn. He is married to Lacey Delone with two children, loves barbering, hunting, fishing, and photography, and hopes to study newspaper work while remaining active in his church.
Athens Dr Kenneth McFarland a leading public speaker will be guest lecturer at the Athens Lighthouse Lecture Association meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Athens High School Admission is 1 in advance 1 25 at the door Topic Selling Amen to Americans focusing on public salesmanship and national audiences He previously served 24 years in Kansas schools including nine as city superintendent in Topeka He spoke at the Alabama Education Association spring meeting
Governor Larleen Wallace, at CAMP SHELBY MISS, vowed to oppose with all resources the proposed disbanding of the National Guard's Dixie Division. She spoke during a review of the 31st Division undergoing summer training, stressing that the colors and crest symbolize sacrifices of thousands of sons and brothers.
The page lists a series of bookmobile stops including Piney Chapel Rainey’s Store Pleasant Grove and Cairo with specific times. It also notes a Mississippi ceremony where Governor Johnson awards the Mississippi Distinguished Civilian Service Medal to Mrs. Wallace on behalf of Alabama’s Vietnam fallen. A land reclamation plan for New Guinea is mentioned.
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