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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1963
Page
14
The Boys' Club invites boys aged 14 to 18 to join a tennis instruction class taught by a volunteer on Monday afternoons from 5 to 6 pm this summer. Interested boys should sign up at the club before June 1. The club also held an Olympic meet for members aged 7 to 16, with points awarded and winners named in four age groups.
Sunday Crossword Puzzle first Roy Ray second Richard Taylor third Dwayne Helms all boys received ribbons and medals for first second and third respectively. Three more boys earned physical fitness certificates given by Boys' Clubs of America last week Kenneth Westmoreland Butch Mohr and Paul Wagar. MIDGET BASEBALL Nearly 50 boys signed up to play in the Boys Club Midget Baseball program this summer. We will continue signing up boys 7 to 10 to play in this league until May 29. League games start June 4 with a five team league on Tue Wed and Fri mornings during the summer uniforms furnished. ARTS CRAFTS David Nabors won top honors for arts and crafts with gravel craft place mat and magna flo paint craft projects. Honorable mention Jackie McAbee Rickey Holtzclaw and Mike Mathis for gravel craft. GROUP CLUB NEWS Our Art Drawing and Electronics Class hold last class until next Fall Thursday evening. Thanks to Ken Wood and Ray Savage for their work. Rifle Club met for first meeting of year plans to fire and take Hunter Safety instructions Saturdays until school ends. Room for more members ages 12 to 18. HERO WILL RETIRE Master Sgt William K Ross retiring after 20-year Army career in Hawaii. He wears Croix de Guerre and four Purple Hearts. Read next week’s column for Summer Program plans and 1944 awards. Ross serves with 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks and teaches survival under fire.
A homey tip suggests topping a creamed dish with chow mein noodles for extra appeal. Noodles should be heated before serving to enhance texture and flavor.
U S Attorney General Kennedy filed a civil rights suit in Jackson Mississippi under the 1957 act to halt prosecutions of five Black men accused of arson tied to a voting registration drive. The defendants included Robert Moses of New York City SNCC field staffer, with others named Ball Holmes County workers and Turnbow.
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