Two Students Named for Girls and Boys State Roles
Dorothy Holbert and Ronnie Hall from Austinville High School win spots at Girls State and Boys State. Dorothy serves PTA secretary treasurer and Beta Club chair with Glee Club duties. Ronnie is Student Council vice president and Beta Club member. Both eleventh graders from Decatur and 630 Spring Ave.
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Austinville
Dorothy Holbert
Ronnie Hall
Austinville High School
Dorothy
PTA
Ronnie
P.T.A
O. D. Holbert
Decature
Sam Hall
Spring Ave
D.O
Diversified Occupation Club
Decatur High School
Pat Milam
Joe Sims
Linda Mize
Bettye Steenson
Priceville Seniors Entertained by Juniors Banquet
Priceville Tuesday night the junior class hosted the senior banquet with over fifty attendees in a black and white decorated lunch room. Berthea Fielding gave the welcome, Carolyn Slaten delivered the response, and C N Williams spoke as principal. A monologue by Fielding and music by John Vinsant and the Bob Cats capped the evening. Joe Edwards presented gifts in This Is Your Life.
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Priceville
Berthea Fielding
Carolyn Slaten
C. N. Williams
Rey
Sam Jones
John Vinsant
Bob Cats
Joe Edwards
MCHS Honor Group Initiates 12 Pupils
The Morcohi Chapter of the National Honor Society held initiation May 15 with twelve new members in a candlelight ceremony. Names include Saralene Bridges Jan Ward Nancy Warren Mary Orr Jane Powell Jean Powell Sharon Mitchell Geraldine Legg Marilyn Pettit Bobby Hanners Robert Hanners and J. T. Copeland Jr. Officers elected were president Bobby Hanners vice-president Mary Orr secretary Jean Powell treasurer J. T. Copeland Jr and reporter Jane Powell. The first cathedral on the mainland of the Americas was built in 1510 at Santa Maria de la Antigua Panama.
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Hartselle
Morcohi
National Honor Society
Saralene Bridges
Jan Ward
Nancy Warren
Mary Orr
Jane Powell
Jean Powell
Sharon Mitchell
Geraldine Legg
Marilyn Pettit
Bobby Hanners
Robert Hanmers
J. T. Copeland, Jr
Americas
Santa Maria de la Antigua
Panama
Four Claimed During Early Weekend Alabama Crashes
Four people died in Alabama traffic accidents during an early weekend period, all fatalities reported Saturday. Authorities investigated each crash as they released sparse initial details.
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Alabama
Mt Hope Resident George W Steel 80 Dies in Falkville
Mt Hope resident George W Steel 80 retired farmer died at Falkville Nursing Home at 4 p.m. He had been a patient ten months. Funeral service Monday 2 p.m. at Center Community Church with Rev. Dan Dutton officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Brown of Moulton Funeral Directors. Survived by four sons Price Ernest Sherman all of Texas and Mt Hope, four daughters Herman Seibert Garden City Dewey Partridge Addison Monroe Cooper Falkville Roy Downs Addison, one brother Jack Steel Danville, two sisters Mrs John Beard and Mrs George Lynn Flat Top, one half brother Dave Lambert Jones Chapel, 59 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Moulton
George W. Steel
Mt. Hope
Falkville Nursing Home
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Thaddeus Curbow
Jack Winton
Gene Norman
Donald Prince
Pete Parker
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Kay King
Charles Sharp
Burl Slayten
Juanita Atchley
Barbara Tapscott
Josephine Turner
Lanita Harbrooks
Jo Ann Sharp
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Jerry Smith
Guy Smith
Jerry
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MCHS
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Mary
Virgil Wallace
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Herman West
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