Committees Are Named For Austinville PTA
The Austinville PTA held its first regular meeting to set term committees after officers and councilmen met Monday night. Program chair Harlon Wallace led the group with Mavis McCaghren and Pearl Waldrop. membership chaired by Freeman Martin with Wilson Stewart Monroe Leverett Zola McCulloch Charles Mitchel Robert Long Grady Robbins Gilbert Johnson. publicity chaired by S M Dollar with Dewey Clark Connie Ellis. hospitality chaired by Coleman Lott with Foster C Stover Missera Teague and Edwin Price. finance chaired by M Dollar with S M el and Herman Woodall. Officials named were R McWhorter president S M Dollar vice president, Mrs Walter Moebes secretary, and Mrs Herman Woodall treasurer.
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Austinville
PTA
Harlon- Wallace
Mavis McCaghren
Pearl Waldrop
Freeman Martin
Wilson Stewart
Monroe Leverett
Zola McCulloch
Charles Mitchel
Robert*Long
Grady Robbins
Gilbert Johnson
S. M. Dollar
Dewey Clark
Connie Ellis
Coleman Lott
Foster
C. L. Stover
Missera Teague
Edwin Price
M. Dollar
S/ M. el
Herman Woodall
R. McWhorter
S.M. Dollar
Walter Moebes
Rotary Cruise Brings Hartsel le Family Fun on River
The Hartsel le Rotary Club and 115 guests rode the Tennessee River on the Lake Queen from the Decatur dock, enjoying a 6:30 p.m. departure and 10:45 p.m. return with a barbecue aboard. Glenn Mitchell led singing while Bonnie Drinkard joined at supper and boat rides were offered afterward. Picnic committee E E Maddox Phil Wasson and Cecil Johnson organized the event, praised for its orderliness and safety.
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Rotary Club
Decatur
Glenn Mitchell
Bonnie) Drinkard Jr
Mr. Drinkard
E. E. Maddox
Phil Wasson
Cecil Johnson
Rotary Party
Local Social Roundup in Morgan and Somerville Areas
Weekend visits fill Morgan County as families from Winton Brooksville Somerville and Decatur share meals and hospitality. Nell Waugh and Troy McCutchen wedding announced for August 20, linking Onnie Waugh and J C McCutchen families.
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P. G. Winton
J. D
Iris
Howard Dobbs
Aaron Maze
H. C. Lemmond
Aklif
Herman Freeze
Nell Sivley
Coin Taylor
Paul Lemmond
Hartseller
Robert Hardy
Hubert Echols
Edward Holmes
Huston
Rodgers
Cecil Bartlett
Dick Travis
Decatur
Floyd Smiey
Jo Ann
Nell Waugh
Onnie Waugh
Troy McCutchen
J. C. McCutchen
Revival Closes at Bethel Baptist Church
A successful revival ended tonight at Bethel Baptist Church led by Rev. C. D. Boozer of Falkville with Mrs. Rachel Fricher of Louisville assisting with music. Thirteen additions were reported. A daily vacation Bible school held during the meetings drew an average attendance of fifty with workers doing a splendid job.
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Bethel Bap List
C. D. Boozer
Falkville
Rachel Fricher
Louisville
Colonial Era Steel Used For Weapons And Tools
The small amount of steel produced in early American days went primarily into bayonets swords and cutting tools.
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U. S
Best Dairymen Are Acclaimed in Alabama 4-H Contest
In Auburn Alabama two young 4-H dairymen were named best in the state. Billy Mitchell won Class A for non commercial milk projects and Sonny Lott took Class B among those selling milk. Runners up included John Williams, Winford Collier and Kenneth Whitten, with Anne Thompson John Jacobs and Charlie Britnell also placing in Class B. Over 360 farm youth attend the annual state meeting as P O Davis notes improved farm management and use of scientific information.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Billy Mitchell
Wedowee
Joseph
Sonny) Lott
Feter
Mitchell
Lott
John €. Williams
Fayette
Winford Collier
Wetumpka
Kenneth Whitten
Dawson
P. O. Davis
Extension Service
Plainview PTA Plans School Year Program
The Plainview school PTA held its first meeting of the year on Monday night. A supper was served by faculty members. President Mrs. George Edmonson opened the session by reading the 13th chapter of First Corinthians. Principal C O Bone spoke on school improvements and committees were formed to begin projects. The meeting adjourned until October first Monday night.
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Plainview School Pta
George Edmonson
First Corinthians
D. Hendrix
C. O.bone
Flying Farmers Return Home After Pensacola Visit
Several hundred flying farmers from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan left Pensacola aboard the carrier Cabot after a weeklong visit to the Pensacola naval air station. They toured schools and cruised the Gulf of Mexico as guests of the Secretary of Navy. Bill Renshaw called the event the greatest mass movement of civilian aircraft in one organization.
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Pensacola
Fla
Midwest States
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Air Station
Gulf of Mexico
Cabot
Navy
Bill Renshaw
Wedding News and Community Visits in Pleasant View
Marriage notices highlight Miss Martha Looney and Coy Turrentine wedding on August 24. The column notes numerous visits and gatherings among local residents including Turrentines, Hogans, Dotsons, Littles, Looneys, and McLains, with Sunday excursions and church attendance mentioned amid social teasers and acquaintances.
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Dashin Turrentine
Har“old Woods
Dough Ball
W. D. Hogan
T. L. Little
Will Dotson
Carl Martin
Martha Looney
Coy Turrentine
Deaths of Mrs Charlie Mapies and Mr V O Clark
Death notices report the deaths of Mrs Charlie Mapies of Hartselle and Mr V O Clark of Falkville. The community also mentions Mr and Mrs Vernon Keetley being in the area Monday evening.
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Esther Self
A. Self
Hartselle 2
Claude Mitchell
Hartselle
Charlie Mapies
Falkville
Vernon Keétléy
Coyotes Tame as Pets After Being Caught Young
Young coyotes raised in captivity grow unusually tame and are described as attractive pets by observers. The report notes behavioral shifts and potential difficulties in managing their domestic traits.
Town Creek VFW Plans Barbecue at 2 PM Saturday
The Town Creek VFW post 8362 announces a barbecue Saturday afternoon starting at two o'clock. Proceeds fund a memorial home at their new building site near Brook'spring on Highway South of Town Creek. Post commander Flur W. Berryman and quartermaster Eddie C. Smith release the details.
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Town Creek
Bonn to House Office in Museum as Capital Struggles
Officials of the new German Federal Republic face cramped space in Bonn as ministries plan to occupy a museum wing. War ruins plus scarce office construction delay permanent relocations, with a Koe nig museum seen as a possible temporary home for ministries and historic relics.
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Germany
German Federal Republic
Koenig Museum
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