The Cullman Democrat from Cullman, Alabama • Page 8

FI CULLMAN DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY 4, 194G .11 w- i i 1 I i' i Deaths McDONALD--Thomas I. McDonald, 42, resident of Valley Springs, died at the Flint Saniterium June 25th. The funeral was held at Valley Springs on June 20th, Rev. Dickey officiating, Moss-S-ervice in charge. Survivors are the mother, Mrs, Nancy McDonald, two daughters, and one son.

McPHERSON--Arthur McPher- son, age 59, died at the Veterans Hospital in Funeral services were held June 27th at 3:00 p.m. at the Hanceville M. E. Church with Rev. J.

R. Rush officiating and interment was in the adjoining cenJetery, Drinkards directing. Survivors are the mother, Mrs. Julia McPherson, 2 brothers, Whorton and George McPherson, Tuscaloosa; two sisters, and several neices and nephews. Pallbearers: M.

M. Gibbs, C. H. Thigpen, H. D.

Warren, Carter Gibs, Albert Burkart and Turner Steele. AMOS--Mrs. Dessie Amos, 65, died at her residence at Holly Pond, Route 1, on June 21. Funeral services were held on June 23 at Holly Pond, Rev. E.

T. Jean officiating. Surviving are the husband. Floyd Amos; five daughters, Mrs. G.

A. Ellard, Mrs. D. E. Stischer, Mrs.

Rayford Scott, Misses Tempie and Georgia Amos; and sons, Jessie and Ottis Amos. Moss Service in charge. POPE--Warner F. Pope, 62, died at his home on Addison, Route 1, on June 24. The funeral and burial was held on the 28th at Friendship, Pev.

Issiac Eddy officiating, Moss Service in charge. Surviving are two sons and two daughters. brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Garden City Baptist Church with interment in thp den City Cemetery, Rev. Glenn Hembree officiating, the American Legion Post No.

4 of Cullman in charge of grave services and Drin- kards directing. Mr. Hays is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gladys Hays; two sons, Howard and Emit Calvin, one daughter, Edith Mae; four brothers, 0. D.

Hays, Morris, Walter Hays, Bangor, Route 2, B. R. Hays, Oneonta, and Gus Hays, Dora, Route two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Casey, Hanceville, and Mrs. Mary Lee Johnston, Decatur, Rte 1.

HAYS--Emit Calvin Hays, 50, of Garden 'Star Route, died at 10:30 p.m. June 16th, of a MARTIN--Infant Jesse Merlin Martin, age 2 days, died at the Cullman Hospital at 7:55 p.m. on June 16th, and funeral services were held at Monday, June 17th, at the Brooksville Baptist Church with interment in the adjoining cemetery, Rev. Phillips officiating, Drinkards directing. He is survived by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse W. Martin of Brooksville, Ala. NOTICE OF SALE SHOEMAKER --Wm. D.

Shoemaker, 91, died at his residence on Cullman, Route 7, on June 15th. He was born in Georgia and moved to Cullman County 50 years ago. The funeral was held at New Hope on June 17th. Surviving are two children, Thomas C. Shoemaker and W.

R. Shoemaker, and a daughter, Mrs. Flora Tidwell. Moss-Service GENTRY--Lindsey W. Gentry, 52, died at his home on Vinemont, Route 2, on June 27th.

The funeral was held at Bethsadia June 29th, Rev. Willie Roacls officiating, Moss Service directing. Survivors are four sisters, Mrs. Cecil Chambers, Mrs. Emin Akers, Mrs.

Lula Lee, Mrs. Nellie Nesmith, and by five brothers. Re: Matter of Petition of Joseph T. Yeager, guardian of Lensy Gentry, to sell certain lands belonging to estate of incompetent. CIRCUIT.COURT 8th Judicial Circuit of Alabama Cullman County In Equity By virtue of a decree heretofore rendered in the above styled cause on the 29th day of May, 1946, C.

H. Keller, Register of the Circuit Court, Eighth Judicial Circuit of Alabama, in Equity, shall proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash in front of the Cullman County Court House, at Cullman, on Monday, the 24th day of June, 1946 within the legal hours cf sale, the following described propery, towit: Beginning at a point of the west line of the Right of Way of the S. N. A.R.R. and at the corner of lots sold by Elizabeth Young to Cleve Gentry; and running south along the west line of right-of-way 62 feet, thence at right angles west 165 feet and 9 inches; thence at right angles north 62 feet; thence at right angles east 165 feet and 9' inches to point of beginning, in Cullman, Cullman County, Alabama, to satisfy said decree.

Note: Minimum bid $2,5,00.00. Abstract of title furnished. Witness this the 30th day of May, 1946. The above sale has been continued to Monday, July 1, 1946. This June 24, 1946.

C. H. KELLER, Itc Register 'Note: "This sale has been continued again until next Monday, July 8th, 1946, under same time as previously announced. Jimmy Richard who has been in the Navy, has arrived home with his discharge. hipment es Sh Street Marking Of City Discussed At Kiwanis Club Meet The Cullman Kiwanis Club met for the.

last time this year.at the St. John's Lutheran Church basement Tuesday evening, June 27, at 6:30 p.m. The ladies of the church have graciously fed the club for the past six months. Dr, G. W.

Bledsoe thanked the ladies in behalf of the club for their splendid meals and service during- this period. The warns Club will held thfeir future dinner-meetings each Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. at the Key Club, beginning Tuesday, July 2nd. Guests for the evening were C. R.

Aytes, with Abott Labatories; and Conrad Howard, Rev. Sussot. and Jesse Oldacre of the Rotary Club, who attended to listen and take part in the discussion of street marking of the city of Cullman. The gu est speaker for the evening was W. D.

Saxons, of Huntsville discussed street zoning, and marking of each street Cullman. Representatives of the Rotary Club were present, and took part in the discussion. The Chamber of Commerce and the City of- ficials have already discussed the matter and it is hoped that the work will be approved within the near future. Everything possible is being done to get the Pan American train to begin stopping here in Mr. Raymond Yost, Kiwanis Club representative at the Kiwanis National Convention, Atlantic City, N.

has. returned, and stated that the convention was a huge success. The Kiwanis Club is planning to bring to Cullman a musical opera. The date will be announced within the future. Soft Ball Game SINGING AT MISSIONARY GROVE ON FIR6T SUNDAY NIG Missionary singing every first Sunday The Alabama quartette will be there.

Everybody is invited to come ancrnave a good L. Umphrey, chairman. ORDER OF PUBLICATION At City Park oes THEY'RE NEW! THEY'RE SMART THEY'RE COLORFUL! The Scouts enjoyed a very interesting soft ball game the City Park on Tuesday afternoon, June 25th, with a score of 15-16. Those playing on, the winning team were Neil Glasscock, Richard Fink. Sherrill Smith, Jimmy Link, Buddy Askea, Ruth Obergfell, Mildred Holland, Johnny Edwards, Jon Alton Suggs and Milton Emerson.

Those playing on the opposing team were: Finis St. John, Archie Blevens, Theawn Cheatvvood, Marion Crigger, Donald Green, Douglas Lovelace, Carlene Owen, Bob Donehoo and Buddy Kean. Rev. A. R.

Broom, cf Gadsden, formerly assistant pastor of the Baptist Church here, a visitor here Monday. The State Of Alabama, Cullman County IN CIRCUIT COURT, IN EQUITY Joseph A. vs. Betty Rogers Dollar, Respondent. In this cause it being made to appear to the Register by affidavit of Jce V.

Knight, agent and solicitor of Complainant, that the Defendant is a non-resident of Alabama, and that her postoffice address is unknown, and further that in the belief of said affiant, the Defendant is cf the age of twenty- one years; it is therefore ordered by the Register that publication be in The Cullman Democrat, a newspaper published in Cullman Alabama, once a week for four consecutive weeks, requiring her, the said Betty Rogers Dollar, to plead, answer or demur to the Bill of Complaint in this cause by the 19th day of July, 1946, or in thirty days thereafter a decree Pro Con- fesso may be -taken against her. Done at office in Cullman, this the 19th day of June, 1946. C. H. KELLEE Register ORDER OF PUBLICATION Cold Springs Children Organize Youtn Club I The children Cold Springs met home Mrs.

Chas, D. Smith ami orgajnzed the "Youths' Summer Officers iniWuIe: John Allen Sandlin, president; J. D. Marcum, vice president; Pat Williughby, secretary; Bobby Joe Waldrep, treasur- er. Members are: Barbara Faye and Betty S-ue Sandlin, Freddie and Sherry Ponder, Bobby Williughby, Billy Marcum, Janice and Wayne Smith, Sandra Stricklin, Floyd and Loyd Aarcn, visitors were: Billy Roy Baggett and Dean Gentle.

Games and refreshments were enjoyed. The next meeting Wednesday night at Mrs. Odis Ponder. be held the home of If the milk is heated before it is beaten into mashed potatoes, the potatoes will be fluffy and light A e. O.iver Mowing Machine and Rake For Sa! Good Shape.

Price $135. CLARENCE WILHITE ROUTE 3 A I i 1 I. I t-T SB I ri .1 i i THE STATE OF "ALABAMA, Cullman Ccunty, In Circuit Court, In Equity Lewis 0. Odom, Complainant, vs. Charlie Bell Odom, Respondent.

In this cause it being made to appear to the Register by affidavit of complainant that the Defendant is a ncn-resident of Alabama, and that her postoffice address is unknown, and further that in the belief of said affiant, the Defendant is of the age of twenty-one years: it is therefore ordered by the Register that publication be made in The Cullman Democrat, a newspaper published in Cullman, Alabama, once a week for four consecutive weeks, requiring her, the said Charlie Bell Odom, to plead, answer or demur to the Bill of Com plaint in this cause by the 24 day of July, 1946, or in thirty days thereafter a decree Pro Confesso may be taken against her. Done at office in Cullman, Alabama, this the 24th day of June. 1946. C. H.

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