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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1958
Page
17
James N. Bloodworth of Decatur Alabama runs for Judge of Morgan County Court and asks for votes. W H Long seeks Morgan County Superintendent of Education and requests support. Lester Wooten also campaigns.
Decatur High School juniors hosted the 1958 graduating class at a Friday banquet themed Ole New Orleans Enchantment. The room featured ivy arches, a fountain center, white cloth tables with tulips, and patio scenes. Speeches included a welcome by Sam Wright and a response by Lynn Haney, with gifts exchanged between class leaders.
Letters of administration granted April 17 1958 by Judge T C Almon. all creditors must present claims within legal time or be barred. Sadie M Etheridge district one. Also political notices for J W McCant and J C White requesting votes in Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control District One. Decatur Alabama.
A note from JOHN F. McCUTCHEON and WILLIAM D. (BILL) LINDSEY of Hartselle Alabama seeking votes in Morgan County sheriff race. The message urges voters to consider both candidates in the upcoming election.
J B Doc Richardson of Moulton Alabama announces candidacy for state senate representing Morgan and Lawrence counties in the Second Senatorial District and asks for votes from constituents.
The junior class presented a symbolic skull named Sidney to serve as its spirit figure. Scot Johnson introduced Sidney and Sam Wright led in dedicating Sentimental Journey and the first dance to the seniors. Dancing continued until midnight.
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