McClellan cites gang control in night club investigations
Senate subcommittee chair John L McClellan reports hearings reveal criminality and moral depravity behind ho tky tonk venues. He says clubs are hoodlum controlled, AGVA contracts protect strippers, and illegal acts like drink hustling and prostitution are common. He accuses AGVA of collusion with criminals and ignoring dancers rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John L McClellan
D-Ark
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGVA
AGWA
Highest Honor for Truman in Korea War Aid
The South Korean Foreign Ministry announced that former President Harry S. Truman will be awarded the Order of National Foundation, its highest decoration, for his decision to send American troops to aid in repelling Communist forces in the Korean War. Ambassador Chung Il-kwon will present the honor in Washington on behalf of Gen. Chung Hee Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Harry S. Truman
Foreign Ministry
Order of National Foundation
Truman
Washington
Chung Il-kwon
Chung Hee Park
Robertson Named To AU Post
Auburn announcement reports Dr. Fred R. Robertson named to succeed Dr. E T York as director of the Auburn University Extension Service. York resigns from Auburn to return to federal duties, effective July 1, with Robertson already serving as acting extension director in York's absence since March 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
AU Post
Auburn
Ala
Fred R. Robertson
E.T. York
Auburn University Extension Service
York
Airline Strike Ban Extended Ten Days
A federal judge extended the temporary ban on Pan Am engineers strike for 10 days. Judge George Rosling acted moments before the prior order expired. Daniel Kornblum said he would seek immediate appellate review. Eastern Air Lines, shut since Saturday, awaits Pan Am case results before deciding next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pan American World Airways
Daniel Kornblum
Engineers’ Union
U.S. Dist
George Rosling
U.S. Court of Appeals
Rosling
Pan Am
Eastern Air Lines
Convicted Spy Soblen Reported Missing in NY
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, 62, convicted of spying for the Soviet Union, was reported missing by his wife today as he awaited surrender for a life sentence. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest and FBI agents hunted for him while a hearing was set to seek forfeit of his $100,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Soblen
Sobien
Soviet Union
William B. Herlands
Soblen
U.S. Atty
David R. Hyde
FBI
U.S
Robert M. Morgenthau
Sgt York to undergo second operation in Nashville
Sgt. Alvin C. York, 74, scheduled for surgery in Nashville after recent treatment for internal bleeding. Dr. Guy C. Pinkley said the procedure on his enlarged prostate is not serious and York should be home in Pall Mall, Tennessee within a week to 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Nashville
Guy C. Pinkley
Pall Mall, Tenn
Bride-to-be Arrested for Forging Checks To Buy Trousseau
Miss Alberta Nestor 26 was arrested in Memphis on what would have been her wedding day for forging the name of her fiancé’s aunt on 15 checks totaling 729 dollars to purchase a trousseau. The wedding, set for Monday, was postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Trousseau
Alberta Nestor
Markets and sale notices from Decatur area
Market prices listed for cotton, coffee, milk products, wood, grains, poultry feed, cattle and hogs with ranges for weight classes and condition. Sale ads include framed slate black board, furniture, wicker, and a picnic table, plus an auction set for storage charge goods and pickup canning peaches including contact numbers and locations in Decatur.
Wall Street Mixed in Moderate Trading as Volume Dips
In New York the stock market held at a somewhat lower level in moderate late trading with about 4 million shares changing hands. Most key stocks posted fractional losses or small gains amid uncertainty, while a few growth issues swung. IBM briefly rose then regained gains, Polaroid edged up, and Xerox climbed two points. Auto shares were little moved as sales stayed at a record pace since 1955. GM held near unchanged, Ford and Chrysler up slightly, AT&T up over one point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
At&t
Eastman Kodak
Merck
du Pont
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Complete Weather and River Tonight and Tomorrow
Thursday June 28 sunset 7:05 p.m. sunrise 4:38 a.m. Moonrise 2:48 a.m. New Moon Sunday. Venus sets 9:03 p.m. and lies about 112 million miles away with an upcoming close approach in November to 25 million miles from Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Weather and River Report for Decatur Area
Tennessee River at Keller Memorial Bridge reads 20.9 feet, up 20 feet in 24 hours, sea level 555.21 feet. TVA lakes Pickwick 413.2, Guntersville 594.5, Whitesburg 555.8, Wheeler 555.8, Wilson 507.0 feet. High Tuesday 89, low 72. 11:10 a.m. 84. Today partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers. winds 6 to 12 mph, strong gusts in showers. High 91, low 68, high Thursday 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wheeler
Wilson
Five Day Forecast for Alabama Temperatures Near Normal
The forecast projects average temperatures close to normal with little daily variation. Highs between 89 and 92 and lows from 66 to 71. Rain chances include light to locally heavy showers, mainly in scattered afternoon or evening periods across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Noon stocks report shows wide mix of major companies
A noon stock scan lists many firms with varied gains and losses including Hercules, Thy Acme Steel, Am Sugar, Coca Cola, General Electric, Ford, Chrysler, Boeing, Texaco, Exxon, and Westinghouse. Notable performers include Kaiser at 264%, Am Can 4044, and Union Carbide. Several rail and utilities names appear with modest changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules Pdr
Thy Acme Steel
Aliis Chal
Air
Baker
Kaiser
Can
Kress
Suth
Sugar
Ling & My
T&t
Lockh Air
Glorillard
Armour
Lou & Nash
Macy
Babcock & W
Martin Co
Balt & Ohio
Masonite Mik Bell & How
Merr'Ch & S
Beth Steel
Mpis Hon
Boeing
Mongan
Borden
Mont Ward
Bar
Ind
S Nat Dairy
Calum & Hifty
Nat Distill
Owens
Ches & Ohio
Penney
Chrysler
Phill
Collins
Rexall
Reyn
Delta Air L
Texaco
Elec
UN O Cal
Gen Mills
Gas Cp
Genesco
UU CS Steel
Warner B
Goodrich
West UN Tel
Goodyear
Westy
Elec Lq Gt A&p
Winn Dixie
Greyhound
Woolworth
Nashville Market Report Delivers Mixed Livestock Data
Nashville AP market notes show cattle demand steady to weak with 550 730 lb slaughter yearlings mainly heifers at 20.00 to 22.50 while stocker cattle and calves fetch 22.00 to 25.00. Hog prices hold at 18.25 to 18.75 for 185 to 240 lb, sows 12.50 to 14.00. Sheep run slow with lambs 21.50 to 22.50, rams, ewes lower in limited sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Nashville
Hog receipts and hog weights report across Georgia and Florida
Hog receipts amount to 2,700 at Albany with movements in Thomasville Columbus Moultrie Dothan and Jacksonville. Prices show No 1-2 190-230 lb barrows and gilts at 18.00 to 18.50 with bulk No 1-3 180-240 lb at 17.50 to 18.00 and other weights 160-180 lb and 240-270 lb at 17.00 to 17.75. Lows range 13.00 to 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Eggs market report from Birmingham price trends
AP notes in Birmingham that demand is fair and supplies ample for large eggs while medium stock is barely adequate. Prices are unchanged to 2% cents higher for mediums and 4 cents higher for small. Consumer grade retailer prices through 9 30 a m today include store door delivery and car lot sales with minimum one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Poultry market firm as live supplies run tight in Birmingham
AP reports broilers and fryers in Birmingham steady with occasional queues at 13.5 cents. Ready to cook demand remains strong, often exceeding available supply for weekend deliveries. Estimated slaughter today 944,800 head versus 766,700 last Wednesday. Farm quotes 13 cents for broilers and fryers, few sales under contract or above quotation by up to 1 cent. delivered plant prices 13.5 to 14.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Self Elected Morgan Red Cross Chapter Chairman
I E Self was elected chapter chairman of the Morgan County Chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the Chapter House on Caitpoint. He succeeds Daren H Easter who had the post for two years. Other officers include Earl Dyer vice chairman Mrs John Collier secretary and Joe Blackburn treasurer. Directors for 1962 65 include Joe Sloan Rex Rankin Daren Easter Lloyd Troeltzsch A D Preston J B Morgan John Cook W P Maxwell Ed Turner Joy Etheridge Dan Lawrence and R G McNelly. Mrs W J Hubert replaces Mrs Ed Milner as director for one year. The meeting closed with a film showing of the chapter's activities for the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cain St. Daren Easter
Shelf
Self
Cain
Daren H. Easter
Earl Dyer
John Collier
Joe Blackburn
Joe Sloan
Rex Rankin
Daren Easter
Lloyd Troeltzsch
A. D. Preston
J. B. Morgan
John Cook
W. P. Maxwell
Ed Turner
Joy Etherddge
Dan Lawrence
R. G. McNelly
W. J. Hubert
Ed Milner
The
Births in Athens Limestone and vicinity
Mr and Mrs James E Dunna vant Athens 1 welcome a daughter Tuesday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dear Cottles Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs Tommy Hendrix Athens a daughter Monday at Athens Limestone Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wayne Waters Moulton 2 a daughter Monday at Lawrence County Hospital. A boy to Mr and Mrs Richard L Jackson 905 17th Ave SE Tuesday at Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital. A boy to Mr and Mrs Lowell G Holmes 1805 Danville Rd SW Tuesday at Decatur General. A boy to Mr and Mrs Lester Garrison Hartselle today at Decatur General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Dunnavant
Athens
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Dear Cottles
Limestone Hospital
Tommy Hendrix
Wayne Waters
Moulton
Lawrence County Hospital
Richard L. Jackson
17Th Ave
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Hospital
Lowell G. Holmes
Danville Rd
Decatur General Hospital
Lester Garrison
Hartselle
Donald Keil
Somerville Rd
Frank A. Turner
Myrtle L. Garrison
Deaths Funeral services for Sam J Tyree at Arley
Sam J Tyree died at 72 on June 22 at his home in Arley. Funeral services were held Sunday at Liberty Baptist Church Winston County. Survivors include his widow S J Tyree seven daughters Lela Morton Lela Fulenwider Lillian Morton Laura Cleghorn Lorene Dunn Lurlene Barron Lara Serrett four sons Dolphus Dennis Johnnie Tyree Dwight Tyree three sisters one brother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Tyree
Arley
Liberty Baptist Church
Winston County
S. J. Tyree
Lela Morton
Lela Fulenwider
Lacon
Lillian Morton
Cullman
Laura Cleghorn
Addison
Lorene Dunn
Lurlene Barron
Lara Serrett
Oregon
Dolphus
Dennis
Johnnie Tyree
Dwight Tyree
Birmingham
Art Flying Described as Essential by Bevo Howard
Beverly E. Howard says too few pilots enter aerobatic flying. At a Washington Aero Club luncheon he argued precision flying demands initiative discipline and training. Howard 48 runs an Army Pilot Training School at Fort Rucker and an aircraft maintenance facility at Fort Campbell and has been flying since 17 earning six world aerobatic championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beverly E
Bevo
Howard
The
Aero Club of Washington
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Ft. Campbell
Four Traffic Mishaps In City Cause Property Damage
Four Tuesday traffic incidents caused property damage with three-vehicle a crash on Grant Street and two-vehicle rear-end collisions on 7th Street SE and 6th Avenue NE. Drivers include Barbara Allgood and P K Evans, Billy Holland and Billy McCravy, Judson Pheny, Dewey Hughes, T G Chasteen, Elsie Kinger, and R T McCombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Gail Allgood
Pennylane
P K. Evans
Athens
16Th Ave
7Th St
Allgood
Evans
Billy Holland
Jackson St
Billy McCravy
North St
Grant St
Holland
6Th Ave
McCrary
Cosbie St
Judson C. Pheny
Magnolia St
Dewey Hughes
Highway
T. G. Chasteen
Hartselle
Elsie G. Kinger
St. Petersburg
Fla
R. T. McCombs
Marco
Ind
Klinger
Church St
McCombs
Cullman Convict Escapes Custody
Two convicts escaped from Kilby Prison were sought today. Bobby Ford aged 23 and Paul Douglas Deardsen aged 22 evaded custody after escaping Tuesday. Ford's record includes a Cullman County robbery sentence and Deardsen's Jefferson County burglary conviction. Authorities had no immediate clues on their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Kilby
Trusty
Bobby Ford
Paul Douglas Deardsen
Ford
Cullman County
Deardien
Jefferson County
Office Building Permit Highlights and Several New Homes
City clerk's office issued six building permits including an office building and a Bayside Subdivision paving permit totaling over 100000 dollars. The office building at 8th Ave NE and Wilson St costs 16442 dollars, owned by James H. Lee and built by De Witt Shirley, with 2006 square feet and seven offices. Holland and Woodard handle Bayside paving valued at 39235 dollars. Other permits cover four new residences and an addition to a residence with values ranging from 16000 to 23700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside
Dewitt Shirley
8Th Ave
Wilson St
James H. Lee
Lee
Dixie Freezer, Inc
Holland and Woodard
L. L. Pressnell
Charles St
S. M. Rigel
Betty St
Virgil Bailey
4Th Ave
John Humphrey
Tower St
Hospital Dismissals List From Athens Area
A compact roll shows patients and dismissals across Athens area including Floyd Newman, George Taylor, Mrs. Ruby Dunnavant, Mary Ann Cottles, Lilly Mae Derrick, and Countess Sloss. Other names include Mrs. Barbara Gordon, Toney Grisby, Derek Grisby, Riley Turner, Mrs. Doris Mae Harris, Mrs. Jewel Pitts, Mrs. Tamsie Mae Balch, George William Ball and residents from Elkmont and Rogersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Newman
Athens
George Taylor
Toney 2
Ruby Dunnavant
Mary Ann Cottles
Lilly Mae Derrick
Barbara Gordon
Toney Grisby
Derek Grisby
Riley Turner
Countess Sloss
Doris Mae Harris
Jewel Pitts
Elkmont
Tamsie Mae Balch
Lexington
George William Ball
Rogersville
Local Names List From Moulton Area Notices
A roster of residents and spouses appears, listing Nell Simms from Moulton and Thurston Hill Houston, Wayne Waters and Archie Hamyy from Moulton and Barry Johnson from Trinity with others including J. C. McLemore, B. L. Johnson, Lou Letson, Austin Hayes, Felton Jones, Goodwin Voss, Grady Waters, Jerry Carroll, and Lehman Woods from towns such as Moulton Trinity Hillsboro Courtland Danville and Hillsboro. The fragment reads like a civic directory or social notice with multiple 1s and 2s signaling entries and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Simms
Moulton
Thurston Hill
Houston
Wayne Waters
Archie Hamyy
Barry Johnson
Trinity
J. C. McLemore
B. L. Johnson
Danville
Lou Letson
Courtland
Austin Hayes
Hillsboro
Felton Jones
Hilsboro
Goodwin Voss
Grady Waters
Jerry Carroll
Lehman Woods
List of residents and addresses in a local notice
A collection of names and street addresses across multiple town areas including Grant Street SE Sherman Street SE Lacey Spring Somerville Road Athens Hartsville Madison 3 Madison 7 and Moulton with various residents and a listed infant son. No events or actions are described.
Local Residents Named in District Notices
A list of residents including Mrs Nell Houston 801 E Moul ton St John Thomas Eaton 218 11th Ave NW Melvin H Johnson Decature Mrs Aliie Rainey 446 Jackson Mrs H J Carter and infant daughter Meridianville Ala Mrs Shirley Crosswhite 1818 College St Mrs Jewell Ogle C15 Mc Glathery Lane Mrs Ernestine Murphy Madison 3 appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Houston
E. Moulton
St. John Thomas
Melvin H. Johnson
Decature
Aliie Rainey
Jackson
H. J. Carter
Meridianville
Ala
Shirley Crosswhite
College St
Jewell Ogle
McGlathery Lane
Ernestine Murphy
Madison
BANK STREET Admissions list notes several entries
Mrs. Laverne Coggin at 1215 Sixth and Mrs. Charles Glenn with an infant daughter at Moulton appear among Bank Street admissions. Also listed are Mrs. Seldon Martin with an infant son at Decatur and Mrs. Roy Spofford residing at 2107 Penny Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Glenn
Moulton
Seldon Martin
Decature
Roy Spofford
Pennylane
Tanksley family reunion set for July 4 at Hep sidam Grounds
Relatives of the late S. P. Tanksley and Harriett K. Tanksley known as Uncle Sol and Aunt Harriett are invited to a family reunion on July 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hep sidam Picnic Grounds, 10 miles south of here on Highway 3. Attendees should contact relatives and bring food.
Condition of Mrs Hopkins at Russellville Hospital
Mrs L P Hopkins of Moulton remains under care at Russellville Hospital after seven days, with reports indicating she is still not well. No further medical details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
L. P. Hopkins
Russellville Hospital
Town Creek Police Log Shows Drunkenness and DWI
Town Creek police records for the past week list four cases including three for public intoxication and one for driving while intoxicated. The incidents reflect local enforcement activity and ongoing concerns about public safety in Town Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Creek
Brown reunion in Falkville hosts Nelsons near Cole Springs
Falkville residents and relatives gather Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nelson near Cole Springs for the annual Brown reunion. Basket lunches will be served at noon and all relatives and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
Leon Nelson
Falkville 1
Cole Springs
Sheriff’s deputies pick up one person Tuesday
A sheriff s force picked up one person on Tuesday in an incident described as in sane by witnesses. The report notes no further details on location or the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athen — Sheriff's Force
Arrests Made For Public Drunkenness In Athens Tuesday
Police reported two arrests in Athens on Tuesday for public drunkenness. The incidents involved individuals stopped by officers and charged with disorderly conduct related to intoxication. Both cases were processed through local jail intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chief Better Flint Improves After Hospital Stay
Flint Police Chief Odis Simpson is reported improving at Black Chandler Hospital in Hartselle following a medical issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Odis Simpson
Black Chandler Hospital
Hartselle
Judge Denies Probation in Athens Plea Hearings
Eight probation pleas were denied by Judge James N. Bloodworth on Tuesday while sentencing was delayed for four cases. Prisoners pled guilty. outcomes include Winford Thompson to two years and two days on two escape charges, and R. B. Twitty to two years on burglary. Charles Green faces July 6 sentencing for an escape. Side notes include Kennth Watkins and Jerry Pruitt receiving terms tied to escape and leaving the scene respectively. Willie Cathey and Jackie Townsend had sentences or hearings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James N. Bloodworth
Winford Thompson
Elkmont 1
Charles Green
Thompson
Limestone County
Kenneth Watkins
Decatur
Bloodworth
Jerry Pruitt
Huntsville
R. B. Twitty
Florence
Ted Campbell
Willie Cathey
Jackie Townsend
Ozier Installed as President of Decatur Lions Club
Melvin Ozier was named president at a Lions Club meeting held at Lyons Hotel. He succeeds Guy Walker. District 34-A Gov James R Lehr installed other officers including Roy Odom, Haskell J Ross, Russell Humphrey, Joe Moss, Robert Rice, James B Snider, and Douglas Rogers. Board directors named: E Fisher, J Fitzpatrick Jr., H Honkala, R Hundley, T Lyons, B Neighbors, J L Roberts, C A Sears, W H Washington, T B Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Ozier
Decatur Lions Club
Lyons Hotel
Guy Walker
James R. Lehr
Florence
Roy Odom
Dent
Haskell J. Ross
Russell Humphrey
Joe Moss
Robert Rice
James B. Snider
Douglas Rogers
Two Hurt In Area Wrecks
Two persons were slightly injured in area wrecks reported by the Alabama Highway Patrol. Gertrude Cooper, 30, of Decatur, lost control near Woodall's Bar-B-Q and was treated at Decatur General Hospital. Geneuva Lanier, 20, of Hillsboro, bruised her shoulder when her car hit a tree near Hillsboro. A 1956 Chevrolet driven by Bodo Lubnow and another car driven by Dallas Filyan collided on Highway 20 near Fruehauf Trailer Co.. no injuries and $400 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Highway Patrol
Woodall
Xi Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Tonight at Home
Xi Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Juan Agee 1105 St SW Decatur Assembly No 26 Order of Rainbow for Girls convenes in Masonic Temple Thursday at 7 pm all members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Juan Agee
St. SW
Decatur
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Kentucky Parolee Is Picked Up Here
A Kentucky parolee, James Jolly, on grand larceny charges was arrested by City police after cashing a 38.50 check at Kroger on 6th Ave and discarding groceries. He boarded a bus to Paris, Ky, then a cab to Huntsville. Police arrested him on Highway 20 while details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
James Jolly
Kroger
6Th Ave
Jolly
Paris
Matthew Childers
Brooks Ashcraft
Huntsville
Funeral services for Leonard Bibb announced by Reynolds
Leonard Bibb died Monday and funeral arrangements are pending release by Reynolds Funeral Home. The notice provides no further details on service date or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bibb
Reynolds Funeral Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trator
Federal Extension Service
U.S. Department
Sgt. York
Decatur Markets
Frostbrand
Everhot
Cain St
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
H. M
Wall Street
Decatur and Vicinity
Muscle Shoals
Cullman Ae
Gadsdence
Anniston
Tuscaloosa
Bie
I. E. Self
Pheny
Hughes
Chasteen
Cullman Convictscapes Custody
Wamsutta
Smith
Fabric Sale
Second Ave
N.E
Princess Theatre
Athens Limestone
Lawrence County Admissions
Decatur General Admissions
Lucinda. Jane Waldrep
Donal L. Lovelady
Sherman St
Gordon Wilburt McCutcheon
Lacey’s Spring
Wayne Blalock
10Th Ave
Virgil Key
Charles R. Farquhar
R. L. Penn
Charles G. McCaig
Karen Lynn Hill
Billy Joe Thrasher
Edward L. Garrett
Buena Vista Circle
Phillip Kyle
13Th St. SE
Bank Street Admissions
Laverne Coggin
Russellville
Brown
Ozier
Lions
Charlie
Doan
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