Cities Seek State Baptist Schools Sites In Eight Cities
A State Baptist Convention committee in Montgomery reviewed offers from eight cities for site, funding, and support for Howard and Judson Colleges. Proposals include Mobile 1.0 million over three years and 10 acres. Birmingham 0.5 million. Sylacauga site plus 0.5 million. Gadsden 200 acres near Camp Sibert with 0.25 9 million and booster fund. Centerville Brent site with no cash. Thorsby 0.3 million over three years plus 309 acres and 100 faculty homes. Talladega up to 0.25–0.3 million and site. Guntersville 0.059 million plus site chosen by committee.
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William Lloyd McCoy Dies at 54 in Abbeville
William Lloyd McCoy aged 54 died suddenly of a heart attack at his Abbeville home while working in the yards. A native of Henry County he was a barber and a member of the Baptist church and American Legion. Funeral services were held at Roeville church with Rev. Mark A. Lower and Rev. Keiley officiating. He is survived by his wife Mertie Blankenship McCoy a daughter Betty Jean Rouse two brothers and two sisters and other relatives.
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