Gospel meetings lined up at Dancy's Chapel Church of Christ
ECATUR continues page one lists a string of religious events with Walter Buchanan of Monett Missouri as guest speaker at Dancy's Chapel Church of Christ nightly at 7 30 p m. A Masonic Temple meeting by Mary Lou Dancy Chapter 320 Eastern Star was canceled due to illness. Highways Patrol reports no rural auto mishaps yesterday. Decatur Curb Market on First Ave at Grant St will sell beans cucumbers squash tomatoes and more Wednesday 6 to 11 a m and Friday 6 to 11 a m for July 4 shoppers. Fire Department logged three calls last three days including a car fire trash fire and a heavy loss outhouse incident. Veterans Affairs office in the courthouse will close Friday. Decatur Toastmasters join Florence Toastmasters tonight at 6 15 at Reynolds Metals Sheffield Camp with two speakers from each club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancy’s Chapel Church of Christ
Walter Buchanan
Monett, Mo
Masonic Temple
Mary Lou Dancy
Order of the Eastern Star
Decatur
First Ave
Grant St
Decatur Fire Department
Washington St. NW
Somerville Rd
10Th Ave. SE
Decatur Toastmaster Club
Florence Toastmaster Club
Reynolds Metals Sheffield
Decatur Club
Dewey Massey
Don Killen
Florence Club
Budget Fights Pinch 1960 Spending Plan and Revenue Outlook
The 1960 budget totals 77.03 billion dollars with anticipated 77.10 billion in revenues and a small surplus dependent on higher gas taxes and postal rates. Congress resists larger highway and postal rate changes while preparing 1960 appropriations. 1959 deficit ran about 2.8 billion amid recession and higher outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eisenhower
Local Decatur Ads Seek Salesmen and Rentals
The page lists job openings mentioning three salesmen in the Decatur area with interview details for Mr B H Clark at Pitts Motel. It also furnishes numerous rental and sale notices including Camellia Apartments one room and 3 room units, and various items for sale such as air conditioners and a Plymouth car, with contact numbers and addresses in Decatur Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
B. H. Clark
Pitts Motel
Market Prices and Farm Commodities Report
Market figures show prices for pulpwood poultry corn oats wheat and livestock. Cattle hogs sheep and calves are listed with varying grades and ranges reflecting midwestern farm markets.
Wall Street mixed as market tests new highs
Stocks attempted another push to a new high in the industrial average but prices stayed mixed at midday. The AP 60 stock average rose to 228.10 while various sectors fluctuated with gains in American Motors and Cutler-Hammer offset by declines in Kennecott and Du Pont among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Motors
American Machine & Foundry
Cutler-Hammer
Westinghouse Electric
Caterpillar
Radio Corp
U.S. Rubber
Kennecott
U.S. Steel
General Motors
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Texaco
Goodyear
International Nickel
United Aircraft
Associated Press
U.S
Noon stock snapshot from New York markets
A brisk listing shows many names and percentages across sectors. Highlights include General Foods, General Motors, Exxon, IBM, Sears Roebuck, U.S. Steel, Texaco, Allied, Chrysler, and Westinghouse with varied gains and notable totals in the day’s trading.
Poultry Prices and Production Report for Alabama Georgia
Alabama broilers and fryers offerings ample though lighter sizes at times. Demand good with prices up to 16.1 cents per pound for 2-4 lb birds. 576,260 head reported. Georgia live poultry markets show hens trading light, heavy peat farms at 16-17 cents with 204,200 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia
Birmingham Market Report Gives Mixed Trading Signals
Egan notes wholesale demand steady with adequate movement and supply. Prices to retailers range with Grade A whites quoted largely 43 to 50 and mids 36 to 41, smalls 26 to 28. Direct store delivery includes nearby producers with cartoned case sales and door delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Egan
Nashville cattle fair prices drift with light heifer yearling note
Livestock in Nashville reports cattle sales with prices steady to weak amid good light heifer yearling demand and overall modest clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Nashville
Deaths Joe Cameron 78 died after long illness
Joe Cameron 78 died Monday at 5 45 p m after about four years eight months of illness. He was a Decatur resident at Colonial Rest Home for four years and father of 16 children. Survivors include eight sons and eight daughters, 89 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 p m with burial at Poplar Creek cemetery. Elliott Funeral Home of Moulton directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Decatur Colonial Rest Home
Lawrence County
Cameron
Baptist Church
Mt. Hope
Poplar Creek
Elliott Funeral Home
Moulton
Clyde Cameron
Hatton
Russellville
Paul
Town Creek
Claude
Clyde
Robert
Roy
Thomas
Decatur
Eula Pierce
Landersville
Ola Long
Chalybeate Springs
Helen Lou Allen
Bessie Mae Matlock
Mildred Jackson
Pontiac
Mich
Eunice Moreland
Marion
Ind
Mattie Lou Roden
Edith Glenn
Rnnie Riggs
Skillington Services for Joe H Skillington Held Today
J H Skillington, 73, died at Colonial Rest Home yesterday at 4 45 a m. Services today at 3 30 p m from Browns Chapel with Rev D M Siviey officiating. Burial is in City Cemetery. Survivors include sons J D Skillington Cocoa Florida and J C Skillington Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe H. Skillington
Colonial Rest Home
Browns Chapel
D. M. Siviey
City Cemetery
J. D. Skillington
Cocoa, Fla
J. C. Skillington
Decatur
Mrs Nicholson 88 Dies. Rites Set at Old Town Creek Church
Mrs Theodora Nicholson age 88 of 112 Church St NW died yesterday at 2 PM at her home. Final rites will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Old Town Creek Church with Rev A B Van Arsdale Rev Ollie Linkous Rev Wallace Lovett and Rev Will Wear officiating and burial in the adjoining Brown Cemetery. Body to be returned to residence today. She was a Baptist. Survivors include two daughters Mrs E R Sanderson Decatur and Mrs Frank Minor Decatur plus many nieces and nephews. Pallbearers named Herman Cagnar Solon Craig Sam Minor James Ingram Guy Strickland and Ed Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Nicholson
Church St
Old Town Creek Church
A. B. van Arsdale
Ollie Linkous
Wallace Lovett
Will Wear
Brown
The
Baptist Church
E. R. Sanderson
Decatur
Frank Minor
Herman Cagnar
Solon Craig
Sam Minor
James Ingram
Guy Strickland
Ed Gunn
Graveside rites for R C Allen in Athens
R C Cap Allen 71 of 301 Marion St N died Sunday night. Graveside services at Athens City cemetery 5 p m today with Reverend E L McFee officiating. He retired after 42 years with the Athens post office including rural carrier duty. He was former volunteer fire chief and operated the Dixie Theater 1911 1929. Survivors include Mildred Moore Allen and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
R. C
Cap) Allen
Marion St. N
Athens City
Allen
Dixie Theater
Market St
Elkton
Tenn
Mildred Moore
First Methodist Church
E. L. McFee
First Methodist
Florida
Harry M
Hog prices steady across multiple markets in Georgia and Alabama
In Thomasville Georgia hog market reports show steady trade across 24 hour packing windows with prices for barrows and gilts in the 15.00 to 16.00 range for 100 to 240 pounds and 14.25 to 15.75 for heavier weights. Sows bring 9.00 to 11.50 with good and choice slaughter sheep also noted, amid regional activity from Moultrie Columbus Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLeaf
S&s
U.S
Thomasville. Ga
Bany
Moultrie
Columbus
Thomasville
Tifton
Gas Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Cotton futures slip amid mixed market signals
The report notes cotton futures in New York edges higher by 18 bales but shows a 15.05 cent drop for nearby contracts with unsettled figures for October and March deliveries. Prices, trading activity, and market cues remain uncertain as analysts parse the latest tick data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Search Planned For Missing Crew
An expanded U S Army operation will probe the Libyan desert for the nine crew members of a World War II B 24 Liberator believed to have bailed out after a Naples raid in 1943. Helicopters and vehicles will be used for a 30 day search guided by markers found by geologists earlier in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Naples
Italy
Myron D. Fuller
Wesley A. Neep
Neep
Seattle
Wash
Soviet Space Exhibition Delights Eisenhower at New York Coliseum
President Eisenhower tours a six acre six floor Soviet display at Columbus Circle. The 10 000 displays include Sputnik models and a large silver airliner. Admission is one dollar for adults and fifty cents for children. The US Soviet exchange exhibit opens in Moscow July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
New York
Coliseum
Columbus Circle
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kozlov
van Cliburn
Long governor is committed to hospitals amid mental health crisis
Coroner Dr. Chester Williams reports Governor Earl Long was placed in Southeast Louisiana Hospital in Mandeville on June 18 as tentative. Williams notes behavioral symptoms may reflect after effects of strokes and illness. Long tours cities, plans to remove about 40 officials, and recalls past weeks of confinement with support from his wife Blanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Southeast Louisiana
Mandeville
Covington
Winnfield
Vidalia
Mandeville Institution
Galveston
Tex
Blanche
Alterta Southall Death Shipped for Rites in Ensley
The body of Alterta Southall of Decatur, shot Saturday, was shipped to Ensley for burial Thursday at George Washington Carver cemetery. Interment is led by Reynolds of Decatur with Laughlin Funeral Service of Huntsville in charge. The deceased is survived by a daughter Mrs Don Redfield and three brothers, plus other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alterta Southall
Decatur
Ensley
George Washington Carver Cemetery
Reynolds
Birmingham
Clay M
Miami
Joe Fuller Allen
Athens
Don Redfield
McLean
Onis
Louisiana
Luther
Arkansas
W. B. Allen
Hartselle
Laughlin Funeral Service
Huntsville
Bodies Found Near Abandoned Padlocked Site In Alabama
Two corpses were discovered in separate scenes along U S 11 in Alabama. One lay near a padlocked building close to an upscale Etowah County house and an open 90 foot well. A second body was found beside a house in St Clair County near Etowah, discovered by neighbor Mrs Jack Partlow. Sheriffs from both counties sought help from other Alabama agencies to locate missing body parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etowah County
St. Clair County
Jack Partlow
Sheriff's
Alabama
U.S. 11
Chamber drive progress by group standings posted
A Chamber report lists group by group totals to noon Monday. Amusement 39 percent with $175 paid on a $450 quota. Automotive 26 percent with $1 075 on $4 150. Construction 10 percent with $640 on $6 650. Financial 31 percent with $763 on $2 475. Hotels and restaurants 16 percent with $150 on $925. Insurance 47 percent with $1 426 on $3 050. Manufacturing 47 percent with $5 583 on $8 275. Professional 31 percent with $1 503 on $4 875. Public utilities 24 percent with $650 on $2 725. Restaurants 13 percent with $100 on $800. Retailers 34 percent with $2 805 on $8 150. Wholesalers 25 percent with $465 on $1 875. Services 33 percent with $813 on $2 425. Transportation 59 percent with $550 on $925. Diversified 29 percent with $660 on $2 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Committee Advances Retirement and Pay Proposals for Instructors
The panel considers 3 percent of all wages to retirement and a 10 percent rise in minimum benefits. A teacher earns 2.50 dollars monthly per year worked. Joe Smith indicates hearings may also address a Madison County liquor tax hike amid expected opposition from Ed Azar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Joe Smith
Russell County
Madison County
Lequor
Ed Azar
Cape Hatteras Wrecks Reach 2200 Vessels Since Founding
In four centuries about 2,200 ships have been wrecked near Cape Hatteras North Carolina according to the report from the National Oceanic Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Writer Claims Warren Called Him Liar
Earl Mazo said Warren called him a liar in a heated exchange over a book on Nixon and Warren. The dispute centers on a claimed objective report of political affairs including the 1950 California contest and Warren's gubernatorial win. Warren reportedly refused to comment when newsmen sought reaction at his Supreme Court office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl
Warren
Mazo
Nixon
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
James Roosevelt
Douglas
Supreme Court
Minneapolis Tribune
Des Moines Register
Patterson endorses Kennedy sparks church protests
In Alabama Baptist and Methodist groups in Tallapoosa County oppose Gov. Patterson's endorsement of Sen. Kennedy. The Tallapoosa Baptist Association executive committee denounces a Catholic-led presidency, citing church-state separation concerns, while Alabama Methodists also criticize the endorsement. Patterson is a Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander City
Ala
Tallapoosa County
John Patterson
John Kennedy
Morgantown Homicide Suspects Held in Jail
Special Mrs Eva Sapp and Sapp and Hall remain in Morgan County jail. Parline Clay Erskine 30 Negro not yet charged in the pistol slaying of Alterta Southall 34 Negro last Saturday. Chief Pack Self said charges expected today. Three defendants face second degree murder but true bills were returned against James Morris alias Dad Hulett Edd Elliott and Walter V Gaines. Judge Bloodworth set August 10 for their trials along with others in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Sapp
Sapp
Hall
Morgan County
Parline Clay Erskine
Alterta Southall
Pack Self
State
James Morris
Dad Hulett
Edd Elliott
Ed Elliott
Walter V. Gaines
Bloodworth
Births Reported for Bourgeois Smith Keller Gonstad and Howard
Mr and Mrs Bourgeois Smith 1217 9th Ave SE welcomed a daughter Monday at Bank Street Hospital. Mr and Mrs Wanles Keller Vinemont 2 welcomed a son Sunday at Cullman Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Gonstad Hanceville 1 Sunday at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Thornton Howard 113 N Morgan St welcomed a daughter at Cullman Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourgeois Smith
9Th Ave
Bank Street Hospital
Wanles Keller
Vinemont
Cullman Hospital
Marvin Gonstad
Hanceville
Thornton Howard
N. Morgan St
Cullman
Athens Plans Sewer Preparation Report and Rates
Paul Krebs, engineer at Polglaze and Basenberg Engineers, was instructed by the Athens Council to prepare an engineering report to underpin advertising warrants for sale. Attorneys were tasked to draft an ordinance setting rates and charges for sewer treatment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paul Krebbs
Polglaze
Basenberg
Air
Council
Tsiene
Krebbs
Hospital Admissions Jump Amid Tiny Names In Athens
A hospital listings column shows patients admitted in Athens and Terre Haute with names like Susie Mason and Albert Cain, plus infants and family details. Other entries include Mary Alice Jones and Linda Mae Smith, with multiple Athens residents and a David R. Rose admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Mason
Athens
Albert Cain
Terre Haute
Ind
John Pepper
Billy J. Pope
Howard Hobbs
Mary Alice Jones
Elkmont
Linda Mae Smith
Clyde Milton Mahaley
David R. Rose
Mildred K. Raney
Community Dismissals List Includes Local Residents
A table of dismissals lists names and towns including Mrs. Lou Prater of Danville and Mrs. William Brewington of Trinity. Other residents such as Miss Eunice Johnson of Moulton and Lonnie Roden of Moulton appear with dismissal counts. a baby is noted with Mrs. Rayburn Parker of Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Prater
Danville
William Brewington
Trinity
Kelvin Brown
Decatur
Eunice Johnson
Moulton
Ed Sandlin
Grayson Lonnie Roden
Rayburn Parker and Baby
Vinemont and Hanceville Residents Noted
Local obituary style listing names and addresses including Mrs Wanles Keller Mrs Marvin Gonstad Mrs Thornton Howard Dewey Moore Mrs James Corley and Cecil Thomas with house numbers and towns mentioned. No further context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Moore
Vinemont
James Corley
Cecil Thomas
Local Residents and Addresses in Alabama Notice
A list of individuals and their addresses in Alabama communities including Hartselle Somerville Huntsville Decatur Athens and Bee Line Highway S with multiple residents and accompany ing names such as Maureen Patricia Eason Blanche Hockensmith Roy E. McCurry James W. Dillard Elmo Irvin and Vera Emily Childers. The fragment lists several households and street names in a public notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Terry
Hartselle
Charlie S. Osborne
Harold Barber
Somerville
Alvin B. Burleson
Hill St
Huntsville
Maureen Patricia Eason
Eleanor
Blanche Hockensmith
Prospect
Roy E. McCurry
Decatur
James W. Dillard
7Th Ave
Elmo Irvin Hartselle
Prospect Dr
James Lee Cunningham
Little Doris G. Abernathy
Browns Ferry St
Athens
Vera Emily Childers
6Th Ave
Local Family Listings Include Several Decatur and Athens Names
The notice lists residents and infants in Tuscumbia Athens and Decatur along with several addresses. Names include Mrs Robert Schooley infant son Edward Turner Mrs William Craft Master Tommy McCrary Alvin Ryan Leon Lambert Mrs Bruce Mitchell Mrs William E Betterton and Mrs W E Carpenter with street addresses in Decatur and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schooley
Tuscumbia
Edward Turner
Athens
William Craft
Decatur
Tommy McCrary
7Th Ave
Alvin Ryan
6Th Ave
Leon Lambert
White St. Admissions
Bruce Mitchell
Bank Street Admissions Highlight Local Names
Bank Street listings include Mrs. Florence H. Stevens of 2024 13th Ave. S Birmingham Ellis Jetton of Moulton Heights and Mrs Bourgeois Smith of 1217 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence H. Stevens
13Th Ave
Birmingham
Ellis Jetton
Moulton Heights
Bourgeois Smith
9Th Ave
Plane crashes near Miamori Elementary School
An article describes a plane crash eight miles from Ishikawa as Captain John G. Schmitt Jr. parachutes to safety. Eyewitness Captain Richard Roussell from Lockport says the plane headed for an uninhabited hill, then veered and crashed into a corner of Miamori Elementary School. Debris and flaming metal showers spread over the surrounding rooftops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishikawa
John G. Schmitt Jr
Chalmers
Ind
Richard Roussell
Lockport
Miamori
Strauss resigns from Commerce after Senate rejection
In a letter to Eisenhower, Strauss declares his recess appointment will end with Congress session. He says Senate rejection of his nomination requires formal resignation to keep the Department of Commerce functioning unimpaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Department of Commerce
Eighteen Died 14 Years Ago Finally Home in Burial
Eighteen air crash victims long believed missing returned to a common grave at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Relatives from 13 states attended as 21 died in the 1945 C47 crash near Hidden Valley Dutch New Guinea. Three survivors marked by three flag covered caskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New Guinea
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
Hidden Valley
Dutch New Guinea
Women's Army Corps
Hollandia
Moulton Girl Seeks Miss Guntersville Lake Title
Arlene Moats of Moulton competes for Miss Guntersville Lake at Guntersville Lake. Thousands are expected to attend the beauty pageant and boat races on July 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Arlene Moats
Guntersville Lake
Rotary President to Review Year at Cullman Meeting
Rotary Club president Harry Fuller will review the past year’s activities and present committee reports at the weekly meeting tonight at 6 30 at Lorenz Restaurant in Cullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Cullman
Rotary Club
Harry Fuller
Lorenz Restaurant
Kiwanis Meet Tonight at All Steak Cafe
Jimmie Call leads the Kiwanis Club meeting at 6 30 PM at All Steak Cafe. Directors set a Thursday 7 30 PM gathering at Roy Woodard’s home. Kiwanis activity reports are due July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullman
Jimmie Call
Kiwanis Club
All Steak Cafe
Roy Woodard
Kiwanis
Athens Police Round Up Thirty Three Suspects
Athens police arrested 33 individuals last week. Speeding led with 16 arrests followed by beer in possession in public place public drunkenness reckless driving no driver's license shooting pistol on premises other than own making unnecessary noise with car and running red light with single incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Six Police Docketed at Town Creek Court
Town Creek police docket lists six cases from the past week. The week’s charges include two speeding incidents, three public drunkenness cases, and one driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Town Creek
Town Creek
Colbert Family To Attend Oberlin College Session
The Rev. Dr and Mrs Guy L Colbert and daughter Carole Cage of Hartselle depart Friday afternoon for Oberlin College Ohio. Dr Colbert moderator of the Southeast Convention of Congregational Christian Churches travels as a delegate to the General Synod of the United Church of Christ in session July 5 9. He serves on the Review Committee of the Town and Country Department of the Home Mission Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Hartselle
Guy L. Colbert
Carole Cage
Oberlin
Ohio
Colbert
Southeast Convention of
Congregational Christian Churches
General Synod of
The
United Church of Christ
General Synod
Home Mission Board of the
United Church
Miss Glenda Day Vacationing In Stafford Area
Miss Glenda Day of Valhermoso Springs spends two weeks in Stafford Pennsylvania at the home of Haley and Keiths and plans visits to local points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhermoso Springs
Glenda Day
Haley Keiths
Stafford
Miss Day
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Camellia Apts
Sherman
Riverview Ave
Youngstown
T.V
Church St. Cafe
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P.O
Plymouth
Yellow Jacket
Mercury
9Th St
James Brooks
Jackson St
Wan
Wall Street
ABC
Alleghany
Allis
Delta Air L
Diveo
Pont East
East Kodak Krie RR
Eversharp Firestone
P&l
Gen Foods
Gen Pub Ut
Gen Tel & WM
Genesco Ga Pac Cp
Glidden Sunnear Gt A&p Greyhound
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Kalwer al Grap Bervelte
Lehman
Lily Tulip
Loew's
Owen Il
Penney
Prtice
Philip Morse Phill Pet
Reading Co
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Rexall
Ite Bt
SIM Schenle
Seab AL RA
Sears Roeb Sinclair
Skelly Oi
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Std
Brand Tive Ltd OW NJ
Stud
J. H. Skillington
Mrs. Nicholson
R. C. Allen
Soviet
He ‘At
Patterson
Kennedy
Mary John Thomas
William E. Morris
Arthur Callahan
Nettie Brackin
Mary Hatton
Patsy Harris
Gurnie Wilson
Courtland
Everett Fischer
Peggy Sue Hollis
Cullman Admissions
William E. Betterton
W. E. Carpenter
16Th Ave
Bank Street Admissions
Lewis
HERTZ
Decatur Transit
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
Allied Ven L
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