Junior Class Play Success
Riverside auditorium hosted the Junior Class play That Brewster Boy on a Friday night. Principal characters included Joey Brewster played by Jack Buchanan and Pee Wee by Bob Bell. A romantic plot and side romances entertained while a male quartet and vocal numbers complemented the show.
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Brewster Boy
Pee Wee
Riverside Auditorium
Brewster
Brookdale
Joey Brewster
Jack Buchanan
Bob Bell
Rover
Mr. Brewster
Lakin Garnett
Bonnie Bates
Jackye Mills
Carolyn Holloman
Elsa Bates
Darwin Davis
Mr. B
Nancy Jewster
Nancy Wier
Internhillip Hayworth
Billy ’ Levin
Joey
Minerva Mitchell
Margaret Ann Emens
Swifty
Shorty Counts
Grandma
Linda Breeding
Officer Perkins
Bobby Crow
Charlotte Orr
Mount View Community News and Socials
Mrs. W. O. Lindsey hosts church services by Reverend William Tanner at Mt. View. Marriages, family visits, and neighbors gather including McDonalds, Nobles, Overstreet, Lindsey, and Stinson families. Local clergy from Eva Cullman Winston counties attend Mt. Vernon meeting. fishing trips and Sunday visits noted.
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Mt. View
William Tanner
Thomas Lee McDonald
Roger
Larry
Silas Jones
Ida ‘Nobles
Lester
Edward
Elvie Hill
Decatur
Mary F. Lindsey
Madgie Ward
Mandy McNutt
Rita
Jim McNutt
Ferman Overstreet
Pattie Hudgins
W. O. Lindsey
LaVoyd Drinkard
Judson Lindsey
Cullman
Ida Nobles
Luther Lindsey
Nellie Stinson
Gandy’s Cove
Hill’s Chapel
Brazel
William Luther Harris
Ruby Lindsey
Iley Drinkard
LaVoyd
Houston
Robert Gene
Oden Ridge
Harvey Stinson
Melvin
Vernal
Bud
Fermon
Overstreet
Delbert
Bobby Lindsey
Mt. Vernon Church
Winston County
Bobby
Arthur
Ermond Lindsey
Bobby Ray Clark
Fewer Passing Driver Tests in Limestone and Morgan Counties
Limestone County reports show only 13 of 39 applicants passed, 19 dropped for not knowing road rules, and two failed eyesight tests. Morgan County with 58 applicants had 32 pass, 17 ruled out for rules, four lacking driving skill, and two failing eyesight. Hester urges study of the driving manual. Premature baby births skew May highest.
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Limestone County
Morgan County
H. L. Hester
Highway Patrol
Hester
State Department of Public Safety
Berry Festival Parade Dazzles Cullman Crowds
About 12 000 people packed Cullman streets for the annual strawberry festival with a morning program, a grand parade led by Governor Folsom and dignitaries, five bands, and numerous county school float entrants. The event featured a junior king and queen, a flower show, and civic groups showcasing themed floats amid a sunlit crowd.
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Mary Delmore
Cullman
Hal Burns
Cullman Theater
Gerald Sims
Carolyn Paschal
Joe Rumore
Cullman Theatre
Cullman Boy Scouts
James E. Folsom
Kenneth J. Griffin
W. J. Nesmith
American Legion
National Guard
Haleyville
Hartselle
St. Bernard School
Jasper
Athens
Two More Cousins To Plead In Burglary Case
Two of the four double first cousins plan to plead guilty in open court to second degree burglary. On May 8 at 1 30 P M Ben Kirby and J T Kirby will be heard and may plead guilty for breaking into the Louis Brady smokehouse on the Moulton Decatur road last January. Earlier J C and Robert L Kirby pleaded guilty and were placed on probation after sentencing. Ben and J T Kirby are in Morgan county jail on 1000 bond each. Their attorney is John W Sherrill.
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Ben Kirby
J. T. Kirby
Louis Brady
Moulton-Decatur
J. C
Robert L. Kirby
Ben
Morgan County
John W. Sherrill
King Strawberry Festival Concludes With Grand Ball
The coronation climax of the festival closed at 9 p.m with a grand ball marking the end of the day’s events. Though the Strawberry Festival ends, locals praise the King and Queen and anticipate next year’s celebration by loyal subjects.
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Strawberry
Food Show At Decatur Negro High School
The Morgan County Home Demonstration Council hosts a food show at the gymnasium of Decatur Negro High School starting 10:00 am on Tuesday May 9 with the theme Improved Health Through Better Nutrition. Exhibits aim to promote healthier eating while a program of demonstrations and lectures runs from 11:00 to 12:00 noon led by E F Lipscomb.
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Morgan County Home Demonstration Council
Decatur Negro High School
E. F. Lipscomb
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W. H. Stewart
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Robert Tucker
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Jimmy Smith
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Decatur Board of Education
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