Obituaries from Birmingham: Rev. Barnes and others
Funeral services conducted across area for multiple decedents. Rev. D. P. Barnes of Birmingham dies at home with services in Sylacauga. Ernest E. Corum of Decatur 3 to be buried at Roselawn after Church of Christ rites. Ed Davis of Belle Mina dies in Decatur General Hospital with service at Mt. Zion Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Additional notices include Annie Shackelford of Hillsboro, Annie Lou Thomas of Athens 4, Andy E. Thompson of Athens, and others with details on funeral homes, cemeteries, survivors, and pallbearers.
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Birmingham
D. P. Barnes
10Th St
Sylacauga
Barnes
Ninth Street
Decatur
Ernest Edward Corum
Decatur 3
Ustinville Church of Christ
Elmer Lusk
Roselawn
Gunthorp Funeral Home
Ruby Roberts Corum
Wallace Storey
J.C. Corum
Homer Anderson
Trinity
Douglas Fudge
J. E. Russell
Harley Hale
George Yancy
Bernard Floyd
S. D. Cottrell
Corum
Church of Christ
Bellemina
Ed Davis
Belle Mina
Decatur General Hospital
Mt. Zion Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Mooresville
Aaron Toney
Oakland Cemetery
Limestone County
Reynolds Funeral Home
Berry Davis
L. C. Davis
Maggie Troupe
Chicago
Mattie Roberts
Mary Ellison
Huntsville
Louvenia Willis
Cora Reede
Elio
Tenn
Hillsboro
Annie Shackelford
David’s Temple Primitive Baptist Church
Lawrence County
Willie _ Swoopes
Shackelford
Buford Shackelford
June Shackelford
William Thomas Shackelford
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Dean
Athens
Annie Lou Thomas
Athens-Limestone Hospital
McConnell Funeral Home
Percy Garnett
Bethell Cemetery
McConnell
Virgie Thomas
Mattie Lou Pepper
Thea Thomas
Nick
Andy E. Thompson
Apt. E
Houston Courts
Spry
P. C. Abernathy
Thompson
Missionary Baptist Church
Lucy Thompson
Nora Lee Edwards
Louise Thompson
Dean Clifton
Barbara Hagood
Nashville
W. J. Thompson
Bryant Thompson
Earnest Thompson
Russellville
Ed Thompson
Ardmore
Clifford Thompson
Shelbyville
Oscar Thompson
James Harold Thompson
Kenneth Thompson
Billy Wayne Edwards
Roger Kennedy
Vaughn Clinard
Edward Clinard
Albert Ulrich
North
Jefferson St
Spry Funeral Home
Tilford L. Jenkins
Athens Cemetery
Ulrich
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Athens Area
Admissions include Elizabeth Ann Moore Bertha Turner George DeAngelis Farnie Mae Bassham Mary Dean Robbie Nell Burrough Mst Bradley Williams Nancy Johnson Willie G Townsend Lillian Phillips Marvin Thomas Catherine Beddingfield. Dismissals feature Richard L Johnson Mary Lois Kelley Mary Pauline Carter Margaret Mantle Lila Evans Ruby Jean Saint infant son Mary J Alvis Rosalind Blocker Ruth Coggin Estelle Hendrix Gwendolyn Ann Hudson Stella Young Rickey Brannon Nellie Glenn Rebecca Marks Benjiman Milam Margaret Thornton Wilbert Boren William Calvert James Cone Betty Hankey Carolyn Hammon Baby Riley Hawkins Baby Brian Marks Billy Mitchell Syble Powell Rea Ranson Fay Thomas Gladys Townson Gladys Townson Peggy Walker James White Joseph Centanni Lavonia Cook Mary R Livingston Juanita McKay Nadine Rose Nelson C Skinner William Edward Thompson.
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Elizabeth Ann Moore
Athens
Bertha Turner
George DeAngelis
Farnie Mae Bassham
Elkmont
Mary Dean
Robbie Nell Burrough
Bradley Williams
Nancy Johnson
Lester
Willie G. Townsend
Tanner
Lillian Phillips
Marvin Thomas
Catherine Anne Beddingfield
Richard L. Johnson
Mary Lois Kelley
Mary Pauline Carter
Margaret Mantle
Lila Evans
Ruby Jean Saint
Mary J. Alvis
Cullman
Rosalind B. Blocker
Ruth A. Coggin
Baileyton
Estelle Hendrix
Gwendolyn Ann _ Hudson
Stella Young
Falkville
Rickey Brannon
Addison
Nellie Glenn
Rebecca Marks
Benjiman Milam
Garden City
Margaret Thornton
Wilbert Boren
Hanceville
William Calvert
Bremen
James Cone
Betty Hankey
Carolyn Hammon
Hixson
Tenn
Riley Hawkins
Holly Pond
Brian Marks
Crane Hill
Billy Mitchell
Syble Powell
Rea Ranson
Fay Thomas
Gladys Townson
Peggy Walker
Arley
James White
Joseph Centanni
Lavonia Cook
Hayden
Mary R. Livingston
Juanita McKay
Nadine Rose
Nelson C. Skinner
William Edward Thompson
Daily offers two ticket pairs to one winner
Decatur contends with a promo noting for the first time the Daily provides two ticket pairs to a single winner. Readers are directed to page 9 for the official coupon and must submit entries by 4 p.m. Friday.
Uncertain Words Prompt Public Sympathy Amid Media Frenzy
The speaker expresses a desire to be kind to critics after years of harsh and false accusations in various cities. They imply ongoing negative coverage and a wish for civility despite persistent scrutiny from reporters and audiences.
Harsh exchanges over press coverage fuel spokesman clash
A public quarrel erupts as a figure complains that New York style security forces are excessive in admitting him to a building. He accuses authorities of overreach and retaliation, saying others threaten harm while he can endure and retaliate.
McCarthy and Humphrey Clash Over Trust and Leadership
In Cleveland and Pittsburgh statements, McCarthy urged voters to send him to Washington in enough numbers to do the job. Humphrey said trust is the key issue in selecting a president and asked voters who can lead the country for four years to win the peace end the arms race and keep the nation together.
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Washington
Humphrey
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wallace
Guns Stolen From Cullman Armory
Undetermined number of rifles and pistols were stolen from the Cullman national guard armory Monday night. FBI agents and state investigators were en route to probe. State troopers reported missing .45 caliber pistols and M1 rifles after burglars entered via a rear window, police said.
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Cullman
National Guard
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bibb Windsor
River and Weather Summary for Decatur and Vicinity
River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge this morning was 17.95 with sea level at 552.25. TVA lake stages listed include Chickamauga 678.1 Pickwick 410.3 Guntersville 591 Whitesburg 552.7 Wheeler 552.1 Wilson 506.7. High yesterday 78 at 4 30 p m. low today 33 at 6 a m. 8 a m temperature 44. Forecast calls for fair skies and warming trends. winds west 5 to 15 mph today shifting to south 8 to 18 mph Wednesday. Thursday clear to partly cloudy and warmer with highs 58 to 62 and Wednesday 68 to 72.
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Keller Memorial Bridge
TVA
Chickamauga
Pickwick
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wheeler
Wilson
Polar air brings frost to Alabama this morning
The first substantial polar air outbreak moved through Alabama with northerly winds. Temperatures at 6 am hovered near freezing across Central and North Alabama, with frost pockets common and southern counties experiencing milder readings around 40 degrees in Dothan and Mobile. Frost again forecast for North and Central Alabama tonight with near freezing temperatures.
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Alabama
Dothan
Mobile
Sears Alabama Purchases Reach 152 Million in 1967
Sears, Roebuck and Co. bought 152,163,000 dollars worth of merchandise from 115 sources across 56 Alabama cities and towns in 1967. J. R. Taylor, Decatur store manager, said the firm purchases from seven local companies and spent 2,257,467,000 dollars across 2,220 factories in 741 communities in 12 Southeastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Alabama
J. R. Taylor
Decatur
Sears
Weather outlook shows warming trend through week
The forecast predicts a slight warming on Wednesday and mostly sunny conditions on Thursday. Highs reach 58 to 62 today with a low of 34 to 38, then Wednesday highs of 68 to 72. Rain remains absent under dry NW winds with little chance of rain later in the week.
We Need Schedules We Need Schedules
Area basketball coaches are urged to send their schedules to the Daily Decatur Daily Sports Department. Mail to P. O. Box 1527 Decatur Alabama 35601 for best coverage this season.
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DAILY
Decatur Daily
Sports Department
Decatur
Alabama
Local Sears Executive Emphasizes Regional Buying Benefits
A Sears executive notes two core advantages of the arrangement. It keeps local dollars circulating within the local economy and reduces transportation costs, savings that can be passed to customers as lower prices at the point of sale.
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Sears
Nearly Two Million Marriages Foreseen This Year
The Institute of Life Insurance predicts about two million marriages nationwide this year reflecting rising nuptial activity. The forecast cites improving economic conditions and society trends influencing long term commitments.
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The
Institute of Life-Insurance
FOR SALE AND HELP WANTED CLASSIC ADS
Classified notices show multiple offers and job requests including a 1961 Buick Special for sale with contact, Shoney's restaurant hiring for full time in Decatur Alabama, a console piano and mahogany chair for sale with phone, gospel piano lessons contact, and 8 ladies needed for part time work with appointment numbers. Lost item bilfold details and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoney's
6Th Ave
S.E
Also Mentioned on This Page
D.P. Barnes
Ernest Corum
Mrs. Shackelford
Annie Thomas
Andy Thompson
Ora Green Ulrich
Christine Wallace
Anselin Yarbrough
Herman Ulrich
Fred Ulrich
Adolph Ulrich
Chattanooga
Lillie Griffin
Alice Eaves
Amelia Ball
Martha Christopher
Texas
Mrs. Williamson
Myrtle Williamson
Jackson St
Athens -Limestone Admissions
Cullman Hospital Admissions
ED Wells
New York
McCarthy
Cullman Armory
Hunter’s
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Pai
Venus
Saturn
State National Bank
Web
Colonel Sanders
Roy
Jefferson Street
Gospel Music Center
Moul‘ton St
Ity
Eva
I Important S. Coll
Vermont
Hogan
BOL Aire
Laroid
Speros On
Carton
Monsanto
VA Ey
Tippee-Toes
Mattel
Christies
Ig. C. Murphy CO
Bank Americard
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