Funeral attendees at Mrs Ola Tarrence service noted
People from several states gathered for the Mrs Ola Tarrence funeral at Fairview Church last Wednesday. Attendees included Maude Long Vaught Bessie Long Jones Pauline Hawkins and families from Shelburna Missouri and Ottumwa Des Moines visitors and extended relatives from Ada Colorado Rock Island and Ottumwa joined the service and subsequent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Tarrence
Fairview Church
Maude Long Vaught
Bessie Long Jones
Pauline Hawkins
Shelbina
John Tarrence
Stover
Forrest Matherly
Elizabeth Greer
Henry Byrd
Centerville
Guy McConnell
Gurney Jordon
Woodhull
Ill
Ben Glasgow
Nettie Foster
Bessie Barnett
Frank Bennett
Ora Powell
H B. Spring
Edna Moore
Gurnie Jordan
Jerry Stark
Carl Weber
Wayne
Ottumwa
Billy F. Moore
Rock Island
Joe Moore
Arthur Replogle
Moulton
Jack Exline
Exline
Rex Albertson
Eliza Urich
Des Moines
Hilltown Social Visits And Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ronald Stites visited with the Murrells on Sunday. Glen McCullough called on the Clayton Trimble household. Watkins families from Lancaster plus Mrs Duane Watkins and Sandra spent Thursday with L D Watkins. Stites visited Tom Gorman Friday. Pat Stites visits her uncle Jim Moler’s family in New Franklin Ma. A sharp tongue is the only tool that grows keener with constant use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Stites
Carl Murrell
Glen McCullough
Clayton Trimble
Robert Watkins
Lancaster
Duane Watkins
Sandra
L. D
Property Changes Put Stansberry and Horton in New Owners
Recently closed deals transfer ownership of the E. T. Printz residence on West Broadway to Mrs. Lucinda Stansberry and the Dr. Printz office to Mack Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Stansberry
E. T. Printz
West Broadway
Mack Horton
Dr. Printz
Moulton Hosts Visiting Families From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs Paul Davison and two children of Mesa Arizona visited Moulton friends on Wednesday. Mrs Paul Goomis and daughter of Adel Mr and Mrs Robi Hopkins of Unionville and Mrs Jane Spurgeon of Moulton spent Sunday at the Mrs Laura Gale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davison
Mesa, Ariz
Moulton
Paul Goomis
Adel
Robi Hopkins
Unionville
Jane Spurgeon
Supreme Court ruling on school segregation alters 1956 election polls
Political observers foresee revised party appeal as the high court decision against segregation shapes voter attitudes. The decision, issued by a seven Democrat two Republican court during a Republican administration, could broaden GOP appeal to Northern and Border state black voters while not markedly changing Southern black support. An estimated 16 million Negroes exist with about 3 million registered. in 1952, Negro wards in 47 cities voted 73 percent Democrat and 27 percent Republican, with over 90 percent Democratic support in Detroit Gainesville Wilmington Columbia and Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme Coourt
Megro
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Detroit
Gainesville
Wilmington
N. C
Columbia
Dar
Negro vote could shape 1954 elections in marginal districts
In a District of Columbia survey after the Supreme Court decision 416 Negroes were asked about responsibility for the ruling and party loyalty. Most favored the decision. 304 blamed Eisenhower Republicans or Chief Justice Warren, 240 said they were Democrats, 144 Republicans, 32 refused. Emphasis on employment housing and economic issues suggests the Negro vote may influence certain marginal Congressional districts while unlikely to swing Southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lington
B.C
Corpus Christi
Houston
Texas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Republican National Committee
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Eisenhower
Warren
Green Colonial Heating and Cooling Ad Offers Comfort
An advertisement extols Green Colonial Heating and Cooling with claims of extra advantages, better heating and cooling, more comfort and convenience, and lower fuel costs. It directs readers to see Daniels Hardware for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Hardware
Tabernacle Meeting At Church Of God Tabernacle
A tabernacle meeting is in progress at the Church of God Holiness with Rev. George Clouse from Mansfield Missouri as evangelist. The meeting will run at least two weeks with services nightly at 8 00 pm featuring special music and singing. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Moravia visited Fern Wright and called on Frank Chambers at Richard Ballews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God (Holiness
George Clouse
Mansfield
John Johnson
Moravia
Fern Wright
Frank Chambers
Richard Ballew
Wide Roster Of Visits And Travels From Iowa Families
Mrs Fannie Taylor of Austin Minnesota and her son Laverne Taylor and two grandsons visited sister Mrs Stuart Mace. Miss Barbara Daniels of Effingham Illinois returns home for summer at Ward Daniels home. Pierce Appler stationed at Fort Story Virginia Beach will fly to the west coast and then Japan. Rex Wood travels to Corpus Christi and Norfolk for Naval ROTC training with Iowa State College unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Taylor
Austin
Minn
Inlaw
Laverne Taylor
Lyle
Stuart Mace
Maryetta Wood
Grundy Center
Minnie Black
Carl Ellison
Beacon
Chas, Jackson
Lancaster
Keith Houser
Moulton
Barbara Daniels
Effingham
Ill
Ward Daniels
Mildred Appler
Bruce
Linda
Barbara Kerby
Virginia Beach
Pierce Appler
Ft. Story
Pierce
West
Wm. Creger
Bill
Des Moines
Hugh Wood, Sr
Rex Wood
Corpus Christi
Texas
Naval Air Training
Norfolk
Iowa State College
Ames
Lorado
Monterrey
Mexico
L. C. Stufflebeam
Ottumwa
Stufflebeam
Ruth Moore
Fern Wright
Dana
Hanse Rohl
New Mexico
Colorado
California
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Fern Huffman
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Pearl E. Moore
Max Moore
Arada
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Monroe
Charles Carr
Naoma Stufflebeam
Janita McConnell
Chariton
Erma Scritchfield
Lec
House of the Lord
the Christian Church
Disciples
Moulton, Iowa
James W. Robbins
Sloomfield,owa
Phyllis Coates
James June Stewart
Allyson
Sind
Grabces Langford
Armstrone
Hilltown
DAVIS
Davis Leader
Community Lumber and Supply
Robert Gale
Tribune
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Powell
Pasadena
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Church OF God
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South Main Tank Wagon
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