Pilot Club of Decatur Dinner Meeting at Why Not Cafe
The Pilot Club of Decatur held its regular dinner and program Thursday at Why Not Cafe. New members Miss Ruby Sandlin Miss Frances Norton and Miss Mildred Kitchens were welcomed. Guest speaker Mrs John Chenault spoke on The South Old And New with remarks on wartime South life and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
WHY Not Cafe
Pilot Club of
Decatur
Why No
Eat Here
Jimmy Davis
Bertha-Fim
Ruby Sandlin
Frances Norton
Mildred Kitchens
Davis
Charles U._ Campbell
John Chenault
Bertha Timberlake
Chenault
South
Add
Timberlake
Red Shield Boys Club
Bank Street
Katherine Nickel
Memphis
U.S
Scout House
Miss Nickel
Early Telephone Leasing Doubled Station Talks
In the early days of the telephone, instruments were leased in pairs allowing two stations to talk to each other but not to any other.
Accident victim laid to rest in Athens area funeral
Funeral services were held for James Edward Sandridge 19 of Athens Route 3 who died after a motorcycle collision with a truck near Legg's Veterinary Hospital. Rollie Payne the truck driver faced no charges. Burial was at Bottoms graveyard. Survived by parents and two sisters. Also noted: a 103 year old man known as Uncle George Burleson laid to rest with community support for a new home and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth Church
George" Burleson
Luke Pryor
W. T. McDaniel
Plenty of Help From Friends After Farmhouse Fire
Last week Ernest and Alton Bailey, well known farmers, lost their home in a Western part of the county to fire. Neighbors and friends responded with generosity and aid, reflecting old fashioned kindness and the golden rule amid the rush for profit in modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Alton Bailey
Huntsville Visit and County Court Sentences Highlight Personal Notices
W. W. Malone Jr. visited Huntsville on Friday. A Limestone county court judge sentenced an old offender to six months hard labor, then suspended the term and placed the man on probation for one year to curb recurring arrests of drunkards. County Solicitor Thomas G. Steele noted rising drinking-related arrests and urged hard labor penalties. Robert C. Gish has graduated from the University of Georgia and will enter business with his family finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Malone Jr
Huntsville
Limestone
Thomas G. Steele
Robert C. Gish
University of Georgia
New York's Penn Station Handles Over 100 Million Passengers
Pennsylvania Station in New York City is described as the nation’s busiest station, handling more than 100 million travelers annually and serving as a major transit hub for Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road, and New Jersey Transit.
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New York
Pennsylvania
United States
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University of Alabama
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Young Woodroof
Athens High
Chitwood
J H. Chitwood
McCoy Memorial Methodist Church
Birmingham
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Gish
L.J. Pence
Abbie C. Dougherty
Margaret
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Coffman
Vanderbilt Hospital
Nashville
R. H. Walker
Limestone County
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Tucson
Arizona
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B. T. Waites
Athens Methodist Church
Waites
Winston Legg
Talladega
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Haleyville
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Fort Knox
Kentucky
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Harry Nichols
C- W. Sarver
B. B. Glasgow
Tuscaloosa
England
Little Miss
Madison
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Johnny Hagood
Margaret Earle
Earle Bradford
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Herman Hagood
Jenny
Nell Williams
Art Studio
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Buttonaire
Mademoiselle
Vo Gouet
Good Housekeeping
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Black
Wenatchee
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