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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1958
Page
17
The Decatur Boys' Club invites boys aged 8 to 18 to join now with low dues 25 to 50 cents. Activities include swimming camping rifle shooting golf Arts Crafts photography sports day camps marble tournament and a track and field day with Huntsville. Softball rifle club signups and daily schedules are highlighted for summer programs.
Mrs. W. D. Little and daughter visited Mrs. Manda McNutt Monday night. Mrs. Ruby Lindsey of Lewisburg Tennessee is visiting friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Long of Florida are visiting his parents.
New York AP reports broadcasters are urged to editorialize as FCC chairman Doerfer notes editors must lead with experience intelligence and courage. The piece argues a dedicated editorial staff is needed to craft informed institutional opinions rather than ad hoc commentary.
Mrs W W Childres Mrs Grace and Martha Pridemore from Oden Ridge visited Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W A Petty visited sister Jo Ann Hudgins Monday. Buck and Mrs Robinson of Falkville visited Sunday. Therman Turney and family from Tennessee visited G W Turney family over the weekend. Cornelius Henson and family from Cullman visited Oliver Dotson family Sunday. Phil Roberts and Tommie Morgan attend 4H Club Camp at Cole Springs this week.
Steve Huntly, a Columbia Seminary student in Decatur, Georgia, has become pastor of the Presbyterian congregation for the summer, replacing Harry Wing. Eldon Stidger and Everett visited Howard Fields in New Port Tennessee. Bob Paysinger and children visited her Tennessee relatives. Manika Black and friends toured the Smoky Mountains. Kenneth Cavender of Huntsville attended services locally.
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