Diplomas to 36 graduates at Lakeside High Commencement
The Lakeside High and Junior-Senior School announce 36 graduates of the class of 1957 will receive diplomas at the June 4 commencement, with baccalaureate services June 2. Speakers include Elder Giddins of Oakwood College Huntsville and Mr. George H. Hobson of A. and M. College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside High
Clody Ayers
Russell Collier
James Dawson
Charlie French
Melvin Garrett
Jervis Jackson
George Jones
Leonard Kirk
Leon Powers
Benny Malone
Norris Romine
Maxine ‘Shine
Clarence Saxon
Agnes ‘Baugh
Brenda Baugh
Jeraldine Benford
Viola Bevels
Annie Campbell
Doris Cohn
Glenda Elliott
Elder Giddins
Oakwood College
Huntsville
Alabama
Giddins
School of Theology
Union Pacific College
George H. Hobson
A. & M. College
Hobson
Decatur
Northwestern University
Athletic Association of the Southeastern Colleges
Adult Trade Extension Exercises and Fashion Review
The certificate awards for Adult Trade Extension Classes will be presented Wednesday night May 29 1957. Seventeen domestic service workers and twenty beauticians will receive certificates. Joe McCullers Chamber of Commerce manager will be principal speaker. A Fashion Hairstyle and Talent Review by Lakeside High School Homemaking Class and Cosmetology Adult Trade Extension Class is set for Friday May 24 1957 at 7 30 p m at Lakeside High School with about 25 models and performances for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCullers
Chamber of Commerce
Lakeside High School
Lakeside High Prom Lights Up Gardens Cafes Themed Night
Lakeside High juniors hosted a prom for seniors and guests from parts of North Alabama on Friday night May 17 with over 150 attendees. The U S themed venue featured four cafes Blue Note Silver Rail Orchid Bar and Beachcomber with snacks and punch while Frank Martin and His Rocket Knights provided music.
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Lakeside High
North
Alabama
Garden Cafe
U. S
Lakeside
Frank Martin
Rocket Knights of
Huntsville
L. T. Summers
Persons Furniture Co
Shumake Furniture Company
Sandlin Hardware Co
Pacific Ocean
Order of Services for May 26th at Union Grove P E
Sunday School at 10:00 in charge, Morning Worship at 11:00 led by the Tuesday night choir, Evening Service at 7:30. The Willing Workers Club meets Friday at Sister Laura Malone's Walnut Street West home at 7:30. The Progressive Club met Tuesday at Sister Cora Mae Stevens on West Church Street. sick listed are Sister Fannie Tiller and Sister Nellie Vaughn with wishes for speedy recovery. Rev M C Cosby is pastor.
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Willing Workers Club
Laura Malone
Walnut Street West
Progressive Club
Cora Mae Stevenson
West Church Street
Fannie Tiller
Nellie Vaughn
Union Grove P.E
Tues
Junior Day Leads Morning Services at Local Church
Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 45, General Worship at 11 30, BTU at 6, with Junior members in charge of devotion. Missionary Society programs at 2 30 invites neighboring societies. Rev Earl Scruggs preaches sermon. Mrs Mable Davis presides. lunch served after services.
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the Missionary Society
Earl Scruggs
Mable Davis
Sunday School and Worship Schedule Sunday
On May 26 the schedule lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with James Lee McDonald superintendent and Morning Worship at 11 a m led by pastor Rev E H Leeth.
Decatur High Alumni Meet Sets Public Program
All graduates of Decatur High now Lakeside High School are urged to attend a meeting at Cashin Center on Sunday May 26 1957 at 6 00 p m. A prior meeting was held May 19 at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Frank Moore. Committees were appointed to work out the Public Alumni Program for June 3 including a Program Committee and Refreshment Committee chaired by named members.
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St. James C. P
B. Stone
Sisters Aid Society
B. M. Scott
Decatur High
Lakeside High School
Cashin Center
E. K. Gray
Presbyterian Church
Frank Moore
Bernice Tapscott
Gwendolyn Evans
Sadie G. Moore
Billie Phillips
B. T. Davis
Alice Allen
Bright Star Society Meeting Notes and May Host Plans
Mrs. Kattie D. Hardy hosted the Bright Star Society for the last regular meeting with all members present. After devotion and business, pokena was played. Mrs. Moblerine Cawley won first, Miss Oceal Dobbs second, and Mrs. Eunice Ballentine third. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clotile Harris's home on May 24. Valedictorian Brenda Baugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Baugh, has an A average and plans to enter Meharry College Nursing.
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Maggie White
Lizzie Davis
Mesdames McDonald
Holt
Grnner
Estella Horton
Aray Tatum
Lafayette Street
Lakeside High School
New Homemaker Club
Tennessee A&i University
Kattie D. Hardy
Bright Star Society Club
Moblerine Cawley
Oceal Dobbs
Eunice Ballentine
Clotile Harris
Brenda Baugh
James C. Baugh
Wilson Street
Lakeside
D.O
New Homemakers of America
Meharry College School of Nursing
Club Notes Show Hymn Theme And June Meeting
The president of the club is noted, with Mrs Armenda Davis as hostess for last week. Mrs Beadie Gill delivered the hymn of the month history and led singing. Mrs Elena McDaniel led the devotion. The demonstration titled Accessories For Your Costume. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs Beadie Gill on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenda Davis
Beadie Gill
Jesus Bear the Cross
Elena McDaniel
Mothers Day visits span across states for families
Mrs. W. M. Robinson of Corpus Christi Texas and Mrs. Florence Townsend of Huntsville Alabama spent Mothers Day with their daughter and granddaughter Mrs. Foster Orr at 4100 Church Street N W Miss Ada M Swift visiting her daughter and sister in Indianapolis Indiana to attend her granddaughter's beauty culture graduation She will also visit her brother in Gary Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Robinson
Corpus Christi
Texas
Florence Townsend
Huntsville
Ala
Foster Orr
Church Street
N.W
Ada M. Swift
Indianapolis
Indiana
Swift
Gary
Funeral attendees and summer visitors from Kentucky and Tennessee
Mrs Magnolia Elliott returned home to Louisville after attending her sister s funeral and visiting Mrs Inez L Humphrey. Louisville guests included Mr and Mrs David Lee Humphrey and Mr Fred Reeder with Mr Joe Humphrey of Huntsville. John Alfred Sanders a math science junior at Alabama State Teachers College Montgomery visits the family for the summer. Mr and Mrs Artis Johnson spent the weekend in Nashville visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Elliott
Inez L. Humphrey
Louisville
Kentucky
Willie Bates
David Lee Humphrey
Fred Reeder
Joe Humphrey
Huntsville
John Alfred Sanders
Alabama State Teachers College
Montgomery
Artis Johnson
Nashville
General Overhaul Of State Insurance Laws Urged By Major Co
Horace Clakins president of the Alabama Association of Life Underwriters urged a full revision of Alabama insurance laws at a public hearing on health and accident coverage. He cited Alabama Louisiana and Texas as lax in supervision and warned Congress may intervene if the state does not act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Large Co
Montgomery
Alabama
Horace Clakins
Alabama Assn. of Life Underwriters
Louisiana
Texas
Clakins
Congress
Lafayette Grave Holds Virginia Earth from Revolutionary Home
A portion of Virginia soil is interred with Lafayette in his grave, symbolizing the land where he resided during the Revolutionary era, linking his legacy to the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Virginia
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Lucille Chatman
Gladys King
Far East Decatur
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O. D. Whittaker
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Lillie M. Winford
Inn Callahan
Henrietta Reeves
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Rosie L. Matthews
Lucille Summers
Cashin Home Center
GAY Heart Club
Department of Trade and Industrial Education
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