Officers Installed At Local Woman's Chamber Meeting
At the Lyons Hotel the Women’s Chamber of Commerce installed new officers led by President Mrs Norman Sidebotham. Other officers include First VP Mrs John Wood Second VP Mrs Johnnie Aycock and Secretary Richard Watkins. Members and guests were welcomed by Mrs Cottingham who reported year activities and donations to United Fund Volunteer Hospital Service Club Boys Club and Girl Scouts.
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Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Lyons Hotel
H. E. Orr
Norman Sidebotham
John Wood
Johnnie Aycock
Richard Watkins
W. G. Hall
Floyd Corbin
T. J. Cottingham
L. R. Nash
John Wright
Frank Price
W. J Williams
Cottingham
Robert Banks
Francis Richerson
James Francis
Hubert Burleson
Sam Pruett
Sidebotham
Corbin
The
United Fund
Volunteer Hospital Service Club
Boys’ Club
Girl Scouts
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In a World Title match summary the United States and Italy reach four hearts and four spades respectively. An elaborate play sequence sees East exploit the diamonds and clubs to gain a defensive win and the Italians tally a 470 point swing on the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Italy
Althe
East
South
North
West
Declarer
Lott Dean Nuptials At Austinville Church of God
May 20 candlelight ceremony united Judy Caro Dean and Harold Byrum Lott at Austinville Church of God with Rev. R B Wheatley officiating. Reception followed in the church fellowship hall. Attendants included Mrs. Larry Joe Dean and Mrs. Eugene Woodard. Out of town guests listed from Lewisburg and Russellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville Church of God
Judy Caro] Dean
Daugh‘ter
Joe Marcus Dean
Hartselle
Harold Byrum Lott
James Coleman Lott
R. B. Wheatley
John Moebes l
Athens
Larry Joe Dean
Eugene Woodard
Robert Dean
Donna Bowman
Jimmy Dean
Wayne Lott
T. L. Mayfield
Jay von Osborn
Somerville Road
Danville Road
Russell Hart
Jackie Reese
Lewisburg
Tenn
Ross N. Wooten
Ray Seals
Russellville
Tennessee Territory Organized in 1790
In 1790 the region that would become Tennessee was organized as a U S territory. The act established territorial governance guiding subsequent statehood.
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Tennessee
Temperance Union Meeting Hears Talks and Plans Boosters
The Decatur chapter of the Wo mans Temperance Union met at Mrs L L McCulloch s home with Mrs A B Markham presiding. Members voted to send a booster kit to a patient at Partlow State School in Tuscaloosa quarterly. Mrs J R Huie spoke on Gods Promises and Mrs Markham presented items from the Union Signal. Mrs Falla Bailey closed with prayer. Refreshments were served to 8 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
The
Woman’s Temperance Union
L. L. McCulloch
A. B. Markham
Partlow State School
Tuscaloosa
J. R. Huie
Markham
Union
Falla Bailey
Mon tana Territory Organized In 1864
In 1864 the Territory of Montana was organized, marking a key step in its path to statehood. The move established governance structures and defined territorial boundaries as settlers advanced across the region.
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1864
Territory of
Montana
Railroads resume normal service after nationwide strike
In 1946 the railroads returned to normal service after a nationwide strike ended and the government ended its era of control. The event marked a shift as train operations and passenger flows gradually stabilized following government intervention.
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NSA
National Secretaries Association
Crescent Motel
Don Agee
Charles Qualls
Peggy Hughes
Harold Lee
George Evans
Frank Rushing
J. Y. Robb
Nash
Goren
Charles H. Goren
Chicago Tribune
West East
Hakyis
Guaganteeo
2Nd Ave
Huntsville
N. Jefferson
Iree
T. Grant
Decatur Shopping Center
Hiway
Lott-Dean
Rad
Theo Hill
C. Moutron
Temperance Union Meets
Electrolux
Sterchi
Dick Fleming
Thornton “Dick” Fleming
Priceville Friends
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