Hartselle News Highlights Local Trade And Roadwork
Old cotton markets brisk with prices around 20 cents and many bales sold. Cedar mill output rises as cedar from eastern county ends ships abroad. Epworth League to stage The Busy Liar June 2 at the grammar school for fundraising. Carson Taylor performs for the Parent-Teacher Association. Hartselle baseball to face Albany M A team. Local farming thrives. cotton stands strong. hay, oats, and corn planting continue. Anglers report good bass catches in Flint creek. crawfish price high due to demand. East Pike progress praised as roadways near completion improving travel time.
Albany Tax Sale Notice Nears June 1 Deadline
City tax sale for Albany property set for June 1 at noon. Property owners have today May 30 and tomorrow May 31 to pay taxes and avoid additional costs. City Clerk Henry Hartung notes the final opportunity.
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City of
Albany
Henry Hartung
Dr Pettey to Move Office to Johnson Building
Dr F P Pettey will relocate his office to the Johnson Building during the first week of June 1961. The move reflects a planned restructuring of his practice and aims to serve clients from a central downtown location.
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Johnson Building
W. R. Smith
Social Calendar for Decatur Society Figures
Margaret C. Shelton-Phone Decatur 852 lists events this week including Silver Tea Tuesday at 4 6 pm and Bridge Club Tuesday Afternoon. Wednesday Card Club and Thursday receptions for Mrs Bunn and daughter Miss Phyllie at Mrs Malone. Included are notices for Mrs T V Harrison Mrs C L Saunders Mrs Gardner Pride and others.
Birthday Celebration for Auxilliary Plait Began Ten Years Ago
A party at Mrs. J. D. Wyker’s home honored the Auxilliary plat’s tenth anniversary. Members spoke on a year’s work, gifts were exchanged, Marie Ballas and Jane Irwin sang and read. A large cake, ten candles, and pan sie desserts marked the celebration. Proceeds benefit rebuilding a girls school in Japan. A separate reception is planned at Mrs. Malone’s home for Mrs. Bunn and Miss Phyllis of Laredo, Texas hosted by Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Pointer, and Mrs. Malone.
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J. D. Wyker
General Assembly
Marie Ballas
Jane Irwin
Japan
of. H., Malone
Bunn
Phyllis
Laredo
Texas
W. M. Bailey
Foster Pointer
S. H. Malone
Courtland News and Socials Highlight Busy Schedule
Courland social notes report Missionary Society gathering at G. P. Williamson home with songs piano solos and a humorous reading. Residents and visitors from Dallas Athens Trinity and Nashville noted in upcoming visits. Courtland ramps up pike road work two miles toward the mountain and a packed baseball week against Town Creek Decatur and Hillsboro capped by a dramatic 9 to 8 eleven-inning win and Trade Day plans with leaders from Tuscaloosa and Eufaula.
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Courtland
Pike Road
Moulton
Town Creek
Decatur
McDuff
Albarry-Decatur
Thanks for kindness during baby's illness and death Dorise
The Puckett and related families express gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and passing of baby Dorise. They acknowledge friends, floral tributes, and assistance extended by numerous relatives including Evelyn and several Puckett and Taylor family members.
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Dorise
Evelyn
G. Puckett
R.puckett
Mys
G. W. Puckett
Neely
Taylor
Karl. Taylor
Mace Barnes
Curt. Taylor
Personal mentions from Courtland to Gulfport
Hector D. Lane of Courtland visited here today. Orrick Davis of Albertville spent the weekend with homefolks. John L. Hitekins returned to Denver Gel after visiting relatives in the Twin Cities. Sot J. H. Gardner of Auburn visited in Decatur Monday. Albert Frahn and William Hardage are spending a few days at Gulfport Mississippi.
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Hector D. Lane
Courtland
Orrick Davis
Albertville
John L. Hitekins
Denver,Gel
Twin Cities
J. H. Gardner
Auburn
Decatur
Albert Frahn
William Hardage
Gulfport, Miss
Swartz Resigns as President of Woman's College of Alabama
Montgomery May 30 Special Doctor M W Swartz president of the Woman's College of Alabama tendered his resignation to the board of trustees at the annual meeting Monday It has been known for weeks he would not remain another year He will not sever his connection until his successor is elected
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Montgomery
Ala
M. W. Swartz
Woman's College of Alabama
Swartz
Pen portrait of William Penn's Prudence and Pride
A reflective excerpt notes human flaws and blind spots. The writer warns against sharp sighted criticism of others while neglecting personal faults, invoking the persona of William Penn to illustrate caution and virtue.
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William Penn
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C. T. Mapper
D. B. Henderson
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Wm. Allen
Talladega
Fred Hunt
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Horace, Jr
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M ‘O
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Jacksonville
Fila
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Houston
Marjorie Miller
R. B. McMatthews
R.E. Rogers
Dallas
Birmingham
Esther Nelson
Athens, Ala
Mrs. J. Buchanan
Oak Street
Charlotte Us
Virginia College
Margaret Broadus
John Trotwood Moore
Nashville
Louise Lile
Trinity
Mr. and
Mes. Brown Mahon
Greenville, D. C
Rosa Cartwright
Mrs. Walker
Lytton
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. Owen
Jack Smiley
Mrs. W. B. Edmunson
Wilder Place
Miss. Maryman
Pulaski, Tenn
Anne
Exnger Tillery
Tuscaloosa
Courtland News
W. W. Brandon
Tuscaloond
Charles BE. McDowell, Jr
Eufaiela
Lawrence County
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Gilchrist
G. Terry
Moore
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James
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Malone Coal
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