Hartselle Elementary Certificates To 80
Principal F. E. Burleson will present certificates to the class at Hartselle Elementary in a ceremony honoring eighty students.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1956
Page
7
Principal F. E. Burleson will present certificates to the class at Hartselle Elementary in a ceremony honoring eighty students.
Quick itch relief claims for bites or surface itching. Uses day or night application and promotes availability at Goldel's Drug Store.
Jimmy Holmes 11, son of Mr and Mrs B H Holmes, suffered facial and hand burns when a match ignited a small gasoline can. He was rushed by his parents to Hartselle Hospital for treatment.
Britain faces its driest spring since 1939 with water use limits in nine towns. London’s supply remains adequate for weeks unless rain does not come by Saturday, when a drought declaration may be issued for the capital.
Hartselle group the Stroup and Mrs E D Ray hosted an all day meeting with 19 members and 10 guests. Members made reed baskets and quilted a quilt for the Korean Friendship Box. A covered dish lunch followed.
Stanley A. Veatch of Huntsville elected president of the local NACA chapter at a meeting in the V F W Hall Sheffield. He and officers including Raymond C. Stribling and J Grady Shaw will assume office July 1 succeeding Frank E. Denilon Jr of Tuscumbia.
The club held a dress revue with entries titled Favorite Egg Recipes. Mrs J C Johnson and Mrs H M Betterton led, with Betterton winning best occasion dress. Mrs Lyle Roberts earned best sports dress, host gifts went to Mrs Onnie Penn, attendance to Mrs J C Stroup and Mrs J C Johnson. Birthday gifts went to Mrs W L Groover Mrs Earl Elliott and Mrs Stroup.
Daily Records list several property transfers and monetary gifts including transfers to individuals such as Billy Elmo Lumpkin Helene Hall C E Hill J W Goode Gus Deese W L Woodall and Murphree family members with amounts ranging from 1 to 10 850 dollars noting multiple entries during the period of record.
Frank P. Holle of Decatur and Hugh P. Henderson with H W Gifford of Reynolds Metals Sheffield join Peyton W Drake of Huntsville Manufacturing, Frank W Hayes of P R Malloy Huntsville, and James G Thomas of Rohm and Haas Huntsville in the lineup.
Mrs Harbison fired a .22 rifle at a kitchen intruder after he broke in. The shot went wild and the man fled. She fainted shortly after pulling the trigger.
A short legal notice notes transfers between Carl M Murphree and Walter L Dorothy H Murphree. The documents show property or asset details listed with the Murphree surname in the parties.
Morgan County Circuit Court docket lists cases including E. Campbell versus Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Co. with Albert Brewer as counsel, B. G. Ryan versus W. R. Cox over an account with City Finance Co. as plaintiff, A corp. versus Earl J. Moore on a note with Albert Brewer, and Lytle R. Penney versus Coy Leathers and Lillian Leathers over land with Eyster and Eyster representing the plaintiff.
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