The Alton small house plan by the Small House Planning Bureau
VRE ALTON features basementless design with a utility room near the kitchen housing heating and laundry. It includes 3 bedrooms, dining and living areas, a kitchen with built in refrigerator and range, and a roomy 12 by 21 foot garage. Exterior options include siding concrete block or brick veneer with a low pitched asphalt roof and overall 44 by 28 feet footprint.
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VRE Alton
Alton
Lt.d. Minn
Honors Given At Union Hill High School
Union Hill announces the honor roll with students across grades I A II A and III A. Notable names include Mona Sue Yancey Dorothy Couch Elanda Lemons and Melvin Bowling plus multiple honorees in categories A and B across juniors and seniors.
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Union Hill
Union Hill High School
Dana Lemons
Willa Sue Lenox
Billie Jean Green
Loanda Brooks
Donald Brazelton
Authce Culbreath
Annie Sue Bowling
Wayne Yancey
Irene Williams
Billy Owen
Grace Morris
Thelma Jean Wheeler
Betty Ruth Dean
Martha Ann Parsons
Joyce Newman
A. J. Sweat
Linda Edwards
Joyce Jackson
Faye Yancey
Herman Brooks
Elbert Boyd
Oscar Greenhaw
Melvin Whisenant
Ronald Yancey
Dillard Walker
Judy Ann Boyd
Grace Helms
Elizabeth Hill
Geraldean Hill
Dimple Tucker
Mona Sue Yancey
Rebecca’ Whisenant
Henry Steadham
Dorothy Nell Culbreath
Mamie Compton
Eldridge Criscoe
Earl Morris
Edna Dunn
Aththa
City Targets Open Pit Toilets in Decatur Drive
The City of Decatur continues efforts against open pit toilets. Mayor H R Summer told City Council that 26 of about 300 pits have connected with sewer mains, outlining progress and next steps.
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City
Decatur
H. R. Summer
City cites owners over unsafe open pit toilets
Four property owners were told to vacate premises instead of installing connections. Two owners ignored notices. Officials are sending notices about a city ordinance prohibiting open pit toilets as illegal.
Limestone County Capshaw Milestones and Summer Plans
Local notes record visits among families in Limestone County including Riches Balchs Smiths and Vassers. Several guests traveled from Shelbyville Fayetteville Huntsville and Westlawn. Vacation Bible School begins June 27 and a revival starts the fourth Sunday in July with Bro Joe Augline assisting.
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John Rich
Shelbyville, Tenn
Bro
J. F. Rich
Hester Smith
W. E. Smith
Hattie Smith
Lynn Christpher
P. E. Balch
Coleman Ray
Westlawn
Buford Vasser
Oscar Vasser
Oscar Pitts
Fayetteville
Low bidders named on 24 Highway Dept projects
The state Highway Department announced low bidders for 24 projects totaling over 1.5 million dollars. Bids were submitted last Friday and tabulation was delayed to yesterday due to an unusually high number of contractors participating.
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Montgomery
State Highway Department
Parti
Cattle Fencing Bill Liberalized In Florida
Florida lawmakers trimmed the fence requirement for cattle on highways while keeping owners liable for unlimited damages from animal collisions. A separate measure would license off track betting offices and sub stations, taxing Florida races, with a 10,000 dollar county and 1,000 dollar substation fees, and a state licensed commission to oversee operations.
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Tallahassee
Fla
House
Florida
Senate
Rep
MacWilliam
Indian River
John
Denton) Scruggs
Desite Fire Service
Scruggs
C. L. Alford
Grand Ridge
MacMillam
Attorney General
Racing Commission
Local Social Notes From Morgan County Winton Area
A series of Sunday visits and family gatherings feature Morgan County residents visiting Winton Flor ette Hartseile and Center Springs areas. Families such as Sivley Winton Dobbs Moody Henderson and McGee are noted with dinners suppers and church services. A Mothers Day program is planned and area residents are invited to Center Springs services May 8 and a job listing in Butler County is cited.
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P. G. ,Winton
Vestor Winton
Vaughn
Howard Dobbs
Emaline
Ada Winton
J. D. Moody
Priceville
Rudolph Sivley
Gertrude Sivley
Ina Dunaway
Edward Holmes
T. C. Dunaway
Dorothy Jeanne
Allison Lemmond
Florette
Floyd Sivley
Samuel Sharp
Hartseile
Luther Worley
Hollis Taylor
Memphis
Fernessee
Modie Henderson
Don Wayne
Warren McFriday
Nona Henderson
George Blew
R. F. McDonald
Center Springs
Aris Allen
Jo Ann
Fee Lasker Springs
Sagi
Atlanta Council Bans Wearing Masks in Public
The Atlanta city council voted 17 to 0 to outlaw wearing masks in public, with exceptions for holidays like Halloween. Councilman Archie Lindsey introduced the ordinance, imposing up to 30 days in jail and a $200 fine. An emblem resembling a Ku Klux Klan hood appeared on Lindsey's porch the night before the meeting, prompting a safety warning call.
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KLAN
Archie Lindsey
Atlanta
Lindsey
Ku Klux Klan
Hallowe'en
Local Families Visit and Illness Mentioned in Weekend Notes
Mr and Mrs T L Little and children spent Sunday with Mrs Mollie Hogan. Mrs Mae Turrentine and boys spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Francis Roberts and boys. Miss Margie Cheatham is suffering an attack of pneumonia. Miss Oda Staples and Bobby Staples spent Friday night with friends.
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T.L. Little
Mollie Hogan
Mae Turrentine
Local Families Attend Weekend Visits and Socials
Mr and Mrs David Maddox and Peggy of Decatur are noted visitors. Will Dotson visited Mt Vernon relatives. Coy Turrentine attended a concert at Roundtop. Multiple small gatherings follow with friends and families from the area, including visits to and from Miss Martha Shaw, the Poole and Asherbranner families, and light decorations noted in the community.
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David Maddox
Peggy
Decatur
Will Dotson
Carl Martin
Mt. Vernon
Coy Turrentine
Roundtop
Martha Shaw
Ellis Poole
Walter Poole
W.H. Asherbranner
Imarhéa Gobbles
Merle
Myrtle Powell
Mont. Wright
Guy Miller
Facily
Primitive peoples tattooed themselves for embellishment
Primitive peoples tattooed themselves primarily for decoration and adornment, with the figures also carrying symbolic meaning.
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Yale Hardware
Lan
Ose
Georgia Power Company
Limestone County Capshaw
Miss Balch
Morgan County
Winton
Arlene Sivley
Cipating
Butler County
Meadow Gold Dairies
Atlanta Council
Goidel
Sam
Booker T. Washington Birthplace Memorial Industrial Training Center
W. M. Abbict
Congress
Virginia
Claude I. Bakewell
Congres
Missouri
Harry Flood Byrd
United States
M.W. Clement
Pemnsylvania Ralroed
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Tennessee
Robert G. Sproul
University of Celiforme
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Booker T. Washington
Canada
Booker Washington
Pleasant View
Lorene Turrentine
B. P.O. E. Lodge
Friendship
Alvin Milligan
Mary Dotson
Ted Shaw
Alvin Milligah
Liviniz
W.D. Hogan
Matt. Williams
Raymon West
Mrs. Hogan
Tone Lumber CO
12Th Ave. E
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