Local Club Meetings And Public Notices In Pleasant Hill Area
Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club meets Thursday at 9 30 a m at Mrs Roy Free's home. North Alabama Shrine No 7 will convene Friday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Reach John Clemons to support Montgomery Cemetery at Wren. Turney's reunion set for Sunday at Cold Springs Club House. public invited. Highway Patrol reports no rural auto mishaps Tuesday night. Two wrecks occurred this morning with no injuries. Morgan hairdressers group opened in City Electric Department Auditorium with a Comb Out Technique program by Marshall Press of Florence. North Alabama Hairdressers install state officers. Four building permits total 16900 issued Tuesday: James C Pressnell 1804 Corzine Ave SW 15000. Royce Meeser electric service upgrade 1508 11th Ave SE 100. W L Lee Jr porch addition 1201 14th Ave SE 1500. Oscar R Glass garage 1612 Danville Br SW 300. East End Methodist vacation school June 5 9 9 30 registration Saturday at 2 pm Mrs Namie Daly in charge. Morgan County sheriff's office reports 11 charges Tuesday including reckless driving public drunkenness improper tag no brakes no driver’s license trespassing and peace proceeding assault and trespassing after warning. Prentiss Clark and Bill Stone recently returned from a fishing trip in Canada hosted by Allan McTire of Omaha.
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James C. Pressnell
Corzine Ave
Royce Meseer
11Th Ave
W. L. Lee Jr
14Th Ave
Oscar R. Glass
Danville Rr
Forgiveness and calling after divorce before conversion
The answer notes denominations vary on divorced men entering the ministry. A forgiven sin should not bar service, but marital history can hinder a minister’s acceptance. If God calls you, trust that divine guidance is sufficient and that past issues before conversion may be viewed differently.
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X. S
Memorial Day Toll Sets Record for Traffic Deaths
The four day Memorial Day holiday cost the nation more than 430 lives in traffic accidents, the worst highway toll for any Memorial holiday. California, Michigan and Illinois each reported more than 30 highway deaths, with only Hawaii Delaware Rhode Island and DC reporting no deaths. The toll far exceeds last year’s 367, and earlier records show 491 in 1950 for the Fourth of July.
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Hawaii
Delaware
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
California
Michigan
Illinois
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Surgeon General touts cancer cure in a specific pregnancy-related cancer
Washington AP report quotes U S Surgeon General Luther Terry claiming a drug has almost certainly cured a cancer that affects pregnant women in the womb membranes. He cautions cures may not transfer to other cancer types and notes NIH estimates about half of treated women surviving after years of observation.
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Washington
U.S
Luther Terry
WWDC
National Institutes of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Rusk Opens Kennedy Foreign Aid Battle on Capitol Hill
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Capitol Hill to press for 4.75 billion dollars in foreign aid. Senate committee leaders demand better program administration amid concerns of corruption and mismanagement abroad as Rusk prepares for Paris talks with Kennedy and de Gaulle.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Rusk
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Twelve Die In Alabama In Memorial Weekend Accidents
An Associated Press tally records twelve deaths in Alabama over the Memorial Day weekend from accidents. Four year old Norlene Johnson died when a car rolled over on Alabama 25 near Centreville. Others include seven year old Michael Burgess who hanged himself with a rope, six year old Billy Gene Spears who drowned after fleeing a car, and eight year old William Scott struck by an ax while building a tree house.
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Alabama
Associated Press
Norlene . Johnson
Wilton
Ala
Centreville
Lela Johnson
Michael Burgess
Cullman County
Grady Moss
Billy Gene Spears
Lloyd Spears
Jackson County
Fort Payne
William Scott
Thorsby
Labor Department sees steady job gains into mid summer
The May survey shows about two thirds of 150 major centers expect further small seasonal employment gains through mid July. Farm employment should rise after spring rains, while unemployment is expected to fall. Renewed hiring in autos and steel, plus construction activity, supports the trend. Areas like Baltimore Chicago Youngstown Warren and San Francisco Oakland are poised to benefit from payroll gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Employment Security Bureau
San Francisco-Oakland
Calif
New Haven
Youngstown-Warren
Ohio
Flint
Mich
Erie
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco- Oakland
First Federal Plans Addition to Decatur Building
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur will add two floors to its three story building. Alvis G. Briscoe announced construction will start later this year. The new floors will host loan closing, advertising, and offices with civil room seating 100 for civic use. The project follows a 1957 footprint and reflects asset growth from 7 million to about 22 million dollars.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur
Alvis G. Briscoe
Savings and Loan Association
First Federal
Briscoe
Alabama
Government presses case linking KKK to Freedom Rider violence
In Montgomery and Birmingham federal court, the Justice Department pursues injunction against the Ku Klux Klan and seeks police protection for cross state travelers. Witnesses invoke the Fifth Amendment as they face questions about participation in May 14 May 20 assaults and cross burnings related to the Freedom Riders.
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Montgomery
Justice Department
Ku Klux Klan
Freedom Riders
Anniston
Birmingham
KKK
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
Cecil L. Lewallyn
Greyhound
Congress of Racial Equality
Kenneth B. Adams
Shelton
James R. Venable
Atlanta
Venable
William
State House Stops Move To Check Schools
In a friendly mood toward schools the Alabama House defeated a move to investigate the state education system and four bills were introduced to increase school funds. Proposals included a 5 percent corporate tax and a graduated tax plan, plus county appropriations and a $3 350 000 bond issue for school financing.
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Montgomery
Alabama House
Decatur Sky Watch for June 1 and Saturn View
Sunset at 6 55 p.m. with sunrise at 4 36 a.m. Moon rises at 9 31 p.m. and is in Perigee. Saturn visible without a telescope as it rises at 10 36 p.m. Saturn orbits the Sun at 861 to 911 million miles.
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Saturn
Weather and river readings for Decatur area
Tennessee rivers at Keller Memorial Bridge show 21.52 feet with a 0.34 foot drop in 24 hours. Readings from sea level reach 555.82 feet with TVA lake stages listed for Pickwick Guntersville Whitesburg Wilson. High yesterday 84 degrees, current 78, low 54. Sunny and warm today with fair mild tonight and 85/58/85 forecast.
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Decatur
Tennessee
Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wilson
Kennedy and De Gaulle Open Talks in Paris Summit
President Kennedy begins European visit with a 101 gun salute and a Paris welcome as he meets French President Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace. They discuss Berlin and Khrushchev while signaling Western unity and future defense cooperation.
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Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Orly
New York
France
Place de la Concorde
Seine River
Quai D'Orsay
Foreign Ministry
West
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Moulton
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Marshall Press
Florence
East End
Morgan County Sheriff's Forces
Prentiss Clark
Bill Stone
Canada
Allan McTire
Omaha
Neb
Decatur Boat Harbor
Lisa Wilcox
K. J. Wilcox
Chestnut St
Eddie Hughes
Wayne Hughes
17Th Ave. SE
JFK
New Purina Farm
Paul C. Davis
Moulton St
Scott's Lawn Products
Alonzo Shumate
L. K. Andrews
Bullock
Senate Rules Committee
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Senate
Pete Turnham
Lee
Gregory Oakley
Wilcox
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