Worth Woman Attends Granddaughter Graduation
Worth Texas Mrs Worley travels to attend her granddaughter Carol Ann McKee's high school graduation on Tuesday. A 1956 blue and white Buick with tag 63 20758 believed to have headed north after the event.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1960
Page
2
Worth Texas Mrs Worley travels to attend her granddaughter Carol Ann McKee's high school graduation on Tuesday. A 1956 blue and white Buick with tag 63 20758 believed to have headed north after the event.
A county-wide operation faced strong protests over new assessments in Lawrence County. Officials urged patience as the board considered a 2 percent figure, with Johnson noting the board holds discretion and may take four years to complete the process.
County officials discuss applying 20 percent and a per thousand rate to property values amid debate over a 30 percent adjustment. Alvis Briscoe is re elected to Howard College trustees. First Baptist Church of Austinville plans a Sunday parade and Vacation Bible School May 30 to June 3. A Montgomery AP report notes an all white jury acquitted Rev. Martin Luther King Jr of perjury in a tax case.
The Associated Press reports a steady rise in highway deaths as millions travel for the holiday weekend. Officials warn drivers to exercise caution amid heavy traffic and peak summer road usage.
Federal offices will observe Memorial Day Monday. Decatur post offices will be closed and there will be no city or rural mail delivery except for the business section. Parcel post service and box holder delivery will continue in the business section. The Decatur IRS office will be closed. Banks and stores will stay open.
Falkville district diary notes today observes homecoming at the Church of God with state overseer Dr D A Biggs to deliver the sermon. Bible School begins Monday and runs daily 8 to 11 am inviting children ages 3 to 16 to attend.
The Red Cross launches a drive for 150000 dollars to aid the Chilean Red Cross and an additional 25000 dollars from a special children's relief fund. Raymond S. Eaton, vice president, calls the Chilean disaster the most severe.
A report asserts that one billion feet of lumber could construct about 110000 average homes, illustrating the scale of timber use in residential construction and its potential impact on housing supply.
The Daily Star notes Sunday brings excellent social energy for gatherings with relatives and friends and favors short trips and intellectual pursuits. For those with a birthday, a prosperous professional and financial period may begin, with fall travel best postponed.
A list of individuals and addresses appears under Hospitals N Hartselle, including Miss Judy Daniels in Arab and Winston Terry in Decatur, with other entries for Mrs Oldfield and Lee J. Burrough in Athens, and Miss Myra Murrell and Miss Sandra Price in Decatur.
A partial notice lists dismissals at Decatur General including Mrs. Ferrell Ratliff and Mrs. Kenneth Jordan with addresses. other names such as Ross E. Montgomery and Randy Blake Hill appear, indicating a mailing or court related dismissal notification. The fragment also mentions Mrs. Shirley K. Owens and an additional unclear entry.
A series of names from Cullman and Hanceville appears in a community notice. Individuals include Glenda Sterling Addison Sidney Swarts Edward Graves Hollis Bagwell Johnnie Speakman H L Whatley Margaret Dooley Ray Brasher and others.
Mrs. G. Ruth Mullin of 1511 Pine Daniel Elkmont and Carlton Garner of Athens are listed with Bertha Lee Sledge of Athens as part of a local notices collection. The fragment shows names and towns without further actions or dates.
Local officials report that papers statistics for the area are not available. The absence of data limits current assessments and planning. Authorities will issue updates when figures become accessible.
General and Mrs. Rhee left Korea aboard a United States plane amid rising tensions as they departed from Seoul. The trip marked a symbolic exit for the ruling family as diplomacy and regional stability faced new strain.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Swarts of Hanceville report a daughter born Thursday at Cullman Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hollis Bagwell of 108 Morgan Street. Mr and Mrs James F Brakeman of 204 11th Ave SW welcome a son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Thomas Gatlin of Athens at Decatur General Hospital.
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