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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
7
DHS honors Steve Yarbrough son of Mr and Mrs Tinsley Yarbrough of 1433 Columbia Circle SE as Decatur High School D E Student of the Year. The award reflects traits like leadership character cooperation and initiative as judged by teachers and employers.
A special assembly at the high school marked World Prayer Day. The Beta Junior Tri Hi Y led the program which ran through homerooms to urge students to pray for peace and daily needs. It emphasized prayer as the real means to find peace amid world turmoil.
The contest in Montgomery March 22 23 24 decides Alabama D E C A Student of the Year. Steve of Decatur Daily serves as DECA club president and State Historian and will preside over the sales demonstration contest. The winner will receive either 100 dollars cash or a 300 dollar college scholarship.
A Huntsville report shows Marshall Space Flight Center employs about 5,600 in Alabama with 208 living in Tennessee. The article lists workers from 12 Alabama counties including Limestone 335, Marshall 361, Etowah 40, Jackson 46, Lauderdale 30, Cullman 48, DeKalb 10, Blount 19, Colbert 3, Lawrence 16, and others.
Broadcast notes list WAJF 1490 and WJIMW AM 730 and WJOF FM 104.3 with a taping interval from 4 55 AM to midnight and sunset to 10 30 PM plus a 10 case of enemy etteck sunset window and sunrise to sunset block.
The MSFC maintains permanent employees in manufacturing development and launching roles with remaining personnel stationed in several states. Principal locations include Florida and Louisiana, with staff spread across counties Coffee Franklin Giles Lawrence Limestone Lincoln Madison Marshall and Shelby.
Public notice outlines classified ad pricing for Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam at 3 cents per word, with 66 cent to 140 and 350 line items. Cash in advance required. accounts charged to regular customers or listed directory contacts with payment due on receipt. Publication schedule varies by day with deadlines listed.
Cord of Thanks 5 Business Services
Listing from Edds Auto Sales features a 1963 Chevy and a 1962 Pontiac model plus a 195? Dodge two door. George Jr., salesman, promotes the inventory and price range.
A fragment shows Shull Motor Company run by M Shull and Joe Sennich at 243 Grant Street in Hartselle with a contact number 773 7279. The terse item lists addresses and names likely from an local business directory.
Classified ad snippet lists 4 door Mercury 1960 with air 1959 Oldsmobile 1958 Olds 4 door and 1957 Olds models. Prices vary around 700 for some entries and refer to four door sedans with air power options. No clear seller or location provided.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an automotive classifieds snippet listing a dealer or contact name Whitlow and a telephone string 353 8802. The legibility is poor and no clear event date location or company is established.
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