Decatur High School English Guidebook Compiled
A district team of 10 Decatur and Austin high school teachers finished a 350 page English curriculum guide for grades 9 to 12. The three part guide covers language literature and composition with objectives lesson plans activities and resource listings.
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Decatur
Austin
Quitman Henderson
Allie Butler
Judy Willard
Mary Louise Garrett
Mary TI. Wilson
Alice L. Ackley
Frances Collier
Decatur High School Completes English Guide for Teachers
A 350 page English course guide for grades 9 through 12 is finished after a year of work by Decatur High School instructors. Fre Left, Mrs. Ann Ledbetter, Quitman Henderson, Mrs. Iris McAnear, and Dr. Grace Rockarts discuss a portion of the guidebook with Daily photographer Ben Windhanl.
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Decatur
City
Bank St
Grace Rockarts
University of Alabama
Decatur High School
Ann Ledbetter
Quitman Henderson
Iris McAnear
Austin High School
Ben Windhanl
Velma Dobbs
Delores McGregor
Henderson
Water Plan Shelved In North Central Alabama Review
The North Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission reviewed federal funds requests totaling over $6 million on Thursday and shelved a water project in west Lawrence County.
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North Central Alabama
Hartselle
Morgan County
Hanceville Technical School
Lawrence County Water Project
Gary Voketz
Commission
Lawrence County Water Cooperative
Planning Agency
Scott Maples
Moulton
H.A. Alexander
Lawrence
Morgan
Cullman
Maples
Alabama Highway Department
U S. 31
T. C. Almon
Point Mallard
Calhoun Junior College
Highway Department
Flint City
City Park
Lawrence County Hospital
Hanceville
George C. Wallace Technical School
West Morgan Water and Fire Protection Authority
Dr D E Jackson Memorial Hospital Opens in Limestone County
Six years after Dr D E Jackson began planning a 38 bed hospital in a western Limestone County community the Dr D E Jackson Memorial Hospital opened its doors. He died four days after SBA loan approval but the facility now operates with Dr Charles Paine at the helm and is reported doing well.
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Lester
D. E. Jackson
Limestone County
Hospital opens local sight gains steady growth
Dr Paine reports 25 to 30 patients at the new hospital with one first surgery this week and a maternity wing due a patient within two weeks. Community leaders, including administrator Coleman White, pushed to lease the vacant facility after Dr Jackson's death, aiming for economic feasibility and local pride.
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Dr. Paine
Paine
Limestone County
Bob Peet
Mobile General Hospital
Jackson
Flag grants memory of fallen son to Athens couple
Mr and Mrs Walter Phillips of Athens receive a flag gift from The Decatur Daily after their son Cpl Billy Phillips died in a Korean War prison camp. The couple recounts his service a year before his missing in action and death, preserving his belongings and memories at home.
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Ben Windham
Athens
North Korea
Chandler
V. A
Walter Phillips
Decatur Daily
Phillips
N. Jefferson St
Cpl
Billy Phillips
Korea
Billy
Bill
Veteran's Administration
Ame
Better Cotton Year Expected in Three Alabama Counties
Farm agents in Morgan Lawrence and Limestone counties forecast cotton incomes surpassing 20 million this year. Last year totals were about 20.0 million with Morgan 3.09 million, Lawrence 7.34 million, and Limestone 9.86 million. Floyd Agee of Limestone Extension predicts a 1.5 million rise.
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Morgan, Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Morgan
Lawrence County
Limestone
Limestone County Farm Extension
Floyd Agee
Electric Bill Aid Fraud Targets Elderly Woman
Two men pretended to be electric department workers and gained entry to the home of Daisy Jefferson at 710 Cashin St NW. They obtained about 350 dollars by distracting her with help for her bill, leaving her purse and a tin box with roughly 300 dollars missing. Electric Dept. manager Dick Watkins cautioned residents that utility workers do not enter homes for routine meter checks.
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Daisy Jefferson
Cashin St. NW
Dick Watkins
Electric Department
Poisoning emergency contact guidance
For possible poisoning call Decatur General Hospital at 353-1610 or contact your family physician. For other emergencies dial 0 and tell the operator the nature of the emergency.
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Decatur General Hospital
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