Danville and Six Mile Lead County School Attendance
Attendance figures show Six Mile white schools at 99.15 percent and Danville negro units at 99.24 percent. Average daily attendance was 5 2048 for white and 968 35 for negro schools, with enrollment 6 404 white and 1 055 negro units. Maple Grove white schools were lowest at 51.96 percent. Flint negro units trailed at 71.69 percent.
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Clio Levin
Six Mile
Danville
Maple Grove
Flint
Rotary weekly meeting builds Hartselle committee list
Hartselle Rotary Club held its regular luncheon at Morgan County High School. President John T. Cooper named committees on agriculture roads community service boys work attendance fellowship and club service. Plans for a soft ball league with eight teams and a summer schedule were announced as churches schools and local merchants invited to enter teams. Next week an announcement will follow.
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Hartselle
A. J. Moore
W. P. Snuggs
J. E. Stone
John L. Houston
E. R. Currier
Fred Speake
M. H. Broom
W. V. Pattillo
R. E. Hardwick
S. M. Nelson
Harold Parker
George Stephenson
Jack Doss
E J. Brand
H. E. Orr
J. H. Chitwood
W. A. Cammack
W. P. Snngers
James Crowe
Earl Cook
J. P. Simpson
Joe Henderson
Ders
Morgan County High School
James H. Crowe
Newell Emens Cagle Born to Decatur Parents
A fine and healthy youngster is Newell Emens Cagle, 20 months, son of Mr and Mrs Neal Cagle of Decatur.
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Newell Emens Cagle
Neal Cagle
Decatur
Mother's Day crowds fill Central Baptist for services
Large crowds attended Mother's Day services at Central Baptist church. The sermon praised motherhood and condemned modern trends. Rev. John C. Cowell Jr and H. Paul Briggs led a duet "My Mother's Bible" as flowers honored departed mothers. Evening service preached Salvation by grace through Christ, not works.
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Central Baptist Church
Mother
Little Church Bulletin
John C. Cowell, Jr
H. Paul Briggs
Cowell
Whistler
Decatur High Prepares for Historic Graduation Class
Plans are set for Decatur high school's commencement week starting with a senior banquet on Friday May 14. About 100 candidates make this one of the largest classes in school history. Activities include a class night May 28 at Riverside auditorium a commencement sermon May 30 by Rev O C Cox and graduation exercises May 31 with James Saxon Childers as speaker and diplomas delivered by Board member A Jones.
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Decatur High School
Central Gymnasium
Riverside Auditorium
O. C. Cox
St. John's Episcopal Church
Decatur
James Saxon Childers
Birmingham
W. W., Benson
W.t. Jordan
Anothur A. Jones
Board of Education
Meeting to Plan League Play Selection Process
A meeting was held to discuss and complete plans to begin league play. A municipal team will be selected from the best players on the various outfits to play teams from other towns in this section.
Was His Face Red Appleton Arraignment Case
Stanley Webster an Oneida Indian faced municipal Judge Thomas Ryan in Appleton Wisconsin on property damage charges. He claimed prior court experience but was reminded Ryan was now his adversary. Webster was ordered to restitution pay costs and received a two month suspended jail sentence.
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Appleton, Wis
Stanley Webster
Thomas Ryan
Ryan
Webster
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