0 'i Friday, Jan. 9, 1959 Volume 79, Number 58 4 Announcements Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Marsh of Pharr, have been here on a Tommy Jack Roberson 21, Lon-nie Allen 11; Chapel, Elliott 10. Bloodmobile in Arab next week 2-3816 or 2-5193.
3c-l-16 TWO 4-ROOM apartments for rent in duplex. Call Carl Johnson, JUstice 2-3108. tf-c HAY FOR SALE: $25 ton. Call Mrs. E.
W. Raines is improving v. Tournament to start Mon. at Union Grove Fifteen men's and girls' basketball teams will compete in an independent tournament at Union Grove starting Monday night. There'll be games every, night Saturday.
Four trophies will be awarded, two to the first and second place men's teams, two to the girls' teams. Here are the first round pairings: GIRLS Grassy ys. Fairview Mon. 6:30. Asbury vs.
Union Grove Tues. 6:30. Oneonta Blue Bell vs. Russell-ville Tues. 7:45.
Arab Blue Bell vs. Diseker Sheet Metal of Decatur Wed. 6:30. MEN Albertville vs. Purina Mills of Guntersville Mon.
8:00. Geraldine vs. Grassy Tues. 9:00. Union Grove vs.
Joppa Wed. 8:00. Douglas bye. visit and she remained for a longer stay due to his illness. Mr.
and Mrs. Buddy Flemine have moved into their new home on 1st avenue. W. A. Martin has been ill for the past week with a heart condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Short Richison. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Downs and W. P. Downs were the Wednesday night dinner euesta of Mr. and Mrs. H.
P. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. James Macbeth (Ruth Copeland) sailed last week for Hawaii, where he will do re search work for he government for the next two years.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler and son Jimmie of Gadsden visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gullion Sunday. Jim Masters has returned to Middle Tennessee.
College in Mur-freesboro, after, spending the Christmas holiday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vaughn of Guntersville visited her sister Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Masters Saturday night. WEST SIDE, Arab-New USed car lot Ebb Maze and Mr. Rideewav have a new used car lot in Arab now.
The Rev. Hubert NeSmith brought the message at West Side Church Sunday and the Rev. Dewey Phillips brought the night message. The Rev. Leonard Campbell is the pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks vis ited his brother on Sand Moun tain Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Maze have moved back to his farm from Odenville. He lives at the old jisKey urove School House. Mr. Maze- lived on Dr. Hobbs' hog farm for almost 4 years and raised hogs for the doctor.
Mrs. Bud Gibbs is still in ill health. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson have moved to Florida for the winter and to work.
Mrs. Idell Harper is taking her vacation. She is visiting relatives in Florida for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Carver and children of Gadsden and Rev. and Mrs. H.
S. Carver and daughter Carolyn spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Carver; also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oden from Cleveland was visiting the J. F. Carvers.
The by -pass and bridge work here is slowed down on account of the bad weather. LEGAL NOTICE Glencoe Paving Co. Inc. hereby gives notice that they have completed contract with the State of Alabama for construction of Project No. DF-40 (5) in Marshall -Madison Counties and that the State has set the date for final settlement as 20 January 1959.
All claims should be filed at our office in Glencoe, Alabama before date set for final settlement. Glencoe Paving Co. Inc. F4c-l-30 The bloodmobile will be in Arab next week on FrL, Jan. 16.
It will be at the First Methodist Church from .12 noon to 6:00. Mrs. J. M. Crawford, chairman.
is making special plans for meeting the quota of 150 pints. She and 'her recruitment committee are calling everyone in the Arab telephone directory and are mail ing around 300 cards to other people. j. The county is using so much more blood than people here are giving that the whole blood program is being threatened, Red Cross officials warn. Through the giving or even of fering to give blood at each visit of the Red Cross bloodmobile.
people assure themselves and members of their immediate fam ilies of all the blood they may need without any cost for the blood. James Joseph Wright James Joseph Wright, 73 year old farmer of the Rice School community, died suddenly Tuesday at his home. Funeral services were held Thursday at Arab Westside Baptist Church by the Rev. L. F.
Campbell and the Rev. George Sparks, Gober Funeral Home di recting. Burial was in Arab Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Wright was born in Bre- man, but had lived in the Rice community the past 15 years.
He came there from DeKalb county. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Fannie Mitchell Wright; 5 sons, Levert C. of Chattanooga; Alton, Gervis and George L. of Gadsden and Edward of the Air Force in Tampa, 6 daughters, Mrs.
Nola Gentry of Grove Oak, Mrs. Elizabeth Charles, Mrs. Subie Light and Mrs. Lela Edmondson. all of Arab and Mrs.
Kate Sims and Mrs. Nell Elrod of Albertville; 20 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. 14-year-old mother's newborn twins die Twin daughters born to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Howard of Union Grove lived only 5 hours and died early Thursday morning at the Arab Hospital.
Mrs. Howard is 14 years old. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gober Funeral Home of Arab. CARD OF THANKS The Smallwood family wishes to express thanks to those who were so kind, thoughtful, and sympathetic to us during our sorrows in the recent death of our son and brother, James Small-wood. Ble Johnny, age five, was walking with little Kay, age four.
When they started across the street, Johnny remembered his mother's teachings. "Let me take your hand," he offered. "Okay," answered Kay, "But I want you to know that you're playing with fire." after being ill at her home for a week. Mrs. Lareda Mewburn of At lanta and Mrs.
Grady Blann of Hanceville were Saturday guests of Mrs. Dona Riddle. Rev. and Mrs. W.
L. Morris had as their weekend guests Prof, and Mrs. R. L. McAdory and Mr.
and Mrs. Trull Russell of McCal-la. They had as their visitors Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Rig-den of Rogersville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stewart of Montgomery were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hammond Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Black and children spent the weekend with his-brother Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Black in Coliinsville. Mrs. G. A.
Thompson and son Jim of Birmingham visited Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Eidson Friday night.
Their daughter Mrs. J. M. Ehman of Birmingham is spending this week with them. Mrs.
William Yarbrough of Huntsville visited her mother Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Aldridge Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Baldridge of Conway, Ark, are visiting their daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Randolph Linn and family. Mrs. L. C.
Robinette and son Burke and Mrs. Eugene Robinette and daughter Angelia have returned to their home in Shreve-port, after visiting the former's daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ralph. Dr.
and Mrs. J. M. Crawford took their daughter Pat back to Vanderbilt Sunday after spending the holidays at home. Mrs.
E. E. Bodine visited her father Mr. and Mrs. Edd Oaks in Guntersville Friday.
Mrs. Thelma Thrasher of Florence spent several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Hawk last week. Mrs. M. F. Norwood was called to Benton, last week due to the death of her grandmother Mrs.
W. E. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
Norwood had as their visitors last Wednesday. Minister and Mrs. John Payne of Alexander City. Gurley Preston has been se riously ill at his home for the past two weeks. Their daughter EAST ARAB New store manager Craig Baugh, formerly of Scant City, is now in the Oran Thrower store on the Gunters ville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murphy and family spent the holidays at She! by visiting their parents the Mor ris family.
Miss Billy Conley of Summit visited here over the weekend. Mrs. Burnis Gibbs and Judy attended the all night singing at Friendship New Year's night. Mrs. Oran Thrower plans to leave Sunday for Mississippi where she will spend several weeks with her daughter Mrs.
King Walker and Mr. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner De-Armond and Keith of Union Grove and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Dodd and girls visited here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Vivian Murphy and Mrs. Mildred Gann got a real surprise from Santa.
Each got a new dryer. Leon Beck has gone to California. His wife and daughter Ann have moved in with her mother at Arab. Bobby Plunkett of the army has been at home on furlough with his wife Carolyn. New city attorney Arab has a new city attorney, Charles Aaron.
He was appointed by the city commission and took over the duties Jan. 1. He succeeds Starnes Starnes of Guntersville, who had been the Arab city attorneys for several years. They are also the city attorneys of Guntersville. Mr.
Aaron, has been practicing law in Arab since graduating from the University of Alabama law school in 1957. He is a native of Chambers County. Arab High wins 4 games same night Five' Arab High School teams were in action Tuesday night and four of them won their games. The Knights beat Holly Pond at Arab 69-60. Gary Preston, Wayne Ponder and Bobby King led Arab with outstanding re' bounding and Donald Poole, Red Ashburn and Don Sutton played a good floor game.
High scoremen were: Arab, Preston 22, Ponder 16, Sutton 11; Holly Pond, Rake- straw 16, Druett 15, Harbin 15 The Knights led 46-32 at the half. Holly Pond won the B-game 46-39 after leading 30-19 at the half. High scoremen: Arab, Mack Waldrop 14; Holly Pond, Stallings 12. While the senior high teams were playing at Arab the three junior high teams had games at Nixon Chapel. All three won.
The junior high A-team came from behind in the last half to win 46-42. The Chapel led 10-6 at the first quarter and 19-15 at the half. High, scoremen: Arab, Commodities distributed Monday for Union Grove area, Wednesday for Arab area. Arab High basketball teams vs. Boaz at Arab Saturday night.
Cleveland at Arab Tuesday night. Grassy school basketball teams at- Claysville Wednesday night. Social security man at Wood-row Hinds' office in Arab Friday 10:00. CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS Confederate pensioners of Marshall County, January 1, 1959: Name, Doney Smith Widow; address, 410 Miller Street, Albert ille, Ala. Soc Ads Over 25 words.
2c a word extra WANTED TO BUY: Nice 2-bedroom house trailer equipped with automatic washer. Telephone Robert Bain at JUstice 2-3232. 3p-l-16 HOUSE FOR RENT: 6 rooms, bath, city gas heat, large yard and garden. Floyd L. Smith, phone Justice 2-4208.
tf-c 5 CIGARETTE vending ma chines for sale or will trade for late model car. Call JU 2-3618 after 5:30. tf-c ACRE OF LAND for sale mile north Morgan City on Highway 231. See Leslie Wheeler, phone Hyatt 8-2196. lp INCOME TAX SERVICE.
Let me make your tax returns and save you money. Donald King, Scant City, call Arab Juniper 6-2956 after 3:00 p.m. tf-c BUSINESS BUILDING for rent on busy North Broad Street in Albertville. Available now. (Bill) W.
D. Napier, Box 14, Albertville, phone 543J. lc 5 ROOM HOUSE for rent, well furnished, large livingroom, bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, bath, small hall, front and back porches, beautiful yard, TV and antenna, gas heat, garage, walk ing distance of town, available January 5. Helen Franks, 311 3rd N.E., Arab. 2c-l-9 HOUSE TRAILER for sale.
27 foot, one bedroom, metal porch awning, air conditioner and Tele vision, $1645. Dale Hedricks, Webb's Trailer Park, Guntersville. lp BINOCULARS FOR SALE: by 30 lenses. A bargain at $25.00, L. C.
Mitchell, telephone JUstice 2-4395. 2p-l-2 JOB WANTED: Would like to contract job cutting timber with power saw. Gordon Albright, phone JUniper 6-7777, Arab 2p-l-14 HOUSE FOR RENT in Arab on Cullman road. Living room, kitchen, three bed rooms, ample closet space. First class condition.
Basil Cobb at Farmers Exchange, Arab, Phone Juniper 6-5455. 4C-1-16 ROOM FOR RENT, Nicely fur nished room in quite home, furnace heat, centrally located, gen tlemen only. Mrs. G. B.
Zettler, phone Justice 2-3958. 2c-l-14 FARMS FOR RENT on Sand Mountain. One has 25 acres cot ton, 100 corn Also smaller farm, Good land, good houses, near school bus. Want regular farm ers, preferably with tractors Oscar Horton, Guntersville, phone 2-4354. tf-c FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent, 2 bedrooms, bath, living room and large kitchen.
Call Justice 2-3320. tf-c AGENTS WANTED: Sell Farm Bureau auto, fire and life insur ance. Salary and commission. Be tween ages 25 and 44. Apply Farm Bureau office in Guntersville, Telephone JU2-3024.
tf-c GROCERY STORE and station for sale on Brindlee Mountain, Arab-Guntersville highway. Nice living quarters in back. Rent on building reasonable. Jack Hubble, Guntersville 3. 4p-l-9 BEAUTY OPERATORS want ed.
Preferably with a following Terms and hours worked out to your satisfaction. Phone Justice Dr. J. C. Griggs Chiropractor Office on Arab -Hun tsvilU Highway Open Daily Monday Wednesday -Friday Appointments Tuesday Thursday Saturday INSURANCE FIRE AUTO OFFICE IN BIT HOMB MS Thomas Ave, GantenvUte L.
D. TAYLOR In another close game the Arab junior high B-team beat Nixon Chapel 26-23. High scoremen: Arab, Smith 8, Hyatt 7, Thomas Chapel, Moore 13. The junior C-team waged a strong defensive battle to win 16-4. (They play 4-minute quar ters.) High scoremen for Arab were King with 6 points and Rudy with, 4.
Bqlding made all four of the. Chapel's points. The senior high teams will play Boaz at Arab Saturday night. NEW FRIENDSHIP Smoky Joe Bennett and family have moved and Ollie Gregory and family have moved there. Mrs.
Jim Perkins and children have moved where Emmett Bennett lived. Emmett is in Cleve land, Ohio. Guy Putman has moved to one of Mr. Mobbs' houses near Mobbs School. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Tenny of Sylacauga, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Dabbs and children of Union Grove visited the W. M.
East family recently. Mr. Dabbs has moved from Blount County. Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Pierce vis ited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pierce at Bonds Chapel on Sand Mountain one day last week. Miss Ina Nell and Dongan Pierce visited Miss Carol Baker of Owens Cross Roads Friday. Merrel and Mary East visited Ozell Tullis Christmas Day at the hospital in Arab.
He was recovering from a heart attack that struck him Dec. 19. He has been moved to the Veterans Hospital in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs.
Olin Hunkapiller and family of Georgia Mountain and Jeff Collins of Guntersville and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Eubanks and girls of Birmingham visited Dewey Collins and family and other relatives recently. The Smoky Joe Bennetts lost their cow; also Dude Blackmon's cow died week last. Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. White and daughter Zelda, Leo and Ann West and Mrs. Virgie Bird and daughter of Huntsville visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ferguson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Henson vis ited Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Henson of Moreland, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Henson of Talla poosa, last Monday and Tuesday. The all night singing New Year's Eve was attended by a large crowd, even though the weather was bad.
When your window shades bo-come soiled, turn them upside down, stitch a new hem, and tack the old hem to the roller. State Bank No. 61 CONDITION OF 188,863.30 value of 50,000.00 of the several matters herein con my knowledge and belief. Fred T. Morris, Directors.
Marshall, ss: 62. Woodrow Hinds, Notary Public Carl Johnson at JUstice 2-3108. tf-c NICE 4 ROOM apartment, bath for rent unfurnished. Plenty closet space. Private front and back entrances.
Venetian blinds. Located 1354 Rayburn Ave. Call Justice 2-3400. Ftf-c NICE APARTMENTS for rent, furnished and unfurnished. Four rooms and bath, electric water heaters, plenty closet -space, private entrances.
1354 Rayburn. Couple preferred. Phone 2-3400. Ftf-c COMMERCIAL 50e ADS DRAPERY CREATIONS ex quisitely fashioned. Free instal lation.
Huckaby and Son Furniture Company, Albertville Nortn Broad Street, phone 601. Btf-c PURE WHITE MARBLE chips for all purposes in any quantity. $2 per hundred pounds. On orders over 1,000 pounds, $1.75 per hundred. Carr Bros.
Monument Company, phone JUstice 2-4326. tfc NICE CLEAN SLEEPING rooms for rent. For men only. Reasonable rates. Over Union City Auction Co.
in South Gun tersville. B-tf-c TRY OUR BUDGET PLAN: Let us repair your auto or truck on our easy payment plan. Noth ing down; easy monthly pay ments. Come in and talk this over with us. Ralph Smith Motors, Inc.
B-tf-c RECORDS SUPPLIES. All top records moved from Gilbreath Building across from Post Office to Oil Co. by Vaughn Re creation Center and next to Dari- King. B-tf-c INSURANCE SERVICE. Fire and casualty insurance.
Arab De veloping Co. Inc. 403 North Main Street Phone JUniper 6-3800. tf-c AUTO LIABILITY $8.00. If you can qualify you can get your au tomobile liability insurance as low as $8.00.
See or call us for quotation. Woodall Real Estate St Insurance, opposite post office, phone Justice 2-4351. BFtf-c DIXIE FENCE sparkling chain link fence, nothing down, 36 months to pay. Also steel scaffolds for rent Call Gunters ville JUstice 2-4959, William Payne. BF-tf-c TRAILER SPACE for rent at Mirror Lake Trailer Park.
Wasn house, electricity and water furnished. Call S. B. Bagwell, Justice 2-3258. FB tic RADIATOR AND GAS tank re pairs of all kinds, new and used radiators.
All work guaranteed. Standard Radiator Company, Southtown, phone JU 2-4233. BF tf-c WANTED TO BUY: Whole Indian arrow heads and spear points. See Ed Neely, Insurance and Real Estate, phone Justice 2-3194 or 2-3230, Guntersville. FB 5c-2-6 Barn burns with 3 brood sows, 19 pigs Will Hodges, who lives near Davenport's store on the Union Grove road, lost his barn, crib and livestock in a fire Monday night.
A lady, going by stopped and told them the barn was afire. Mr. Hodges was asleep and by the time he got to the fire one build ing was falling in and another was afire. He had time to save his tractors but nothing else. All of his hay, 500 bushels of corn, 19 little pigs and 3 brood sows were lost.
He had no in surance. It was so cold that night Mr. Hodges had left a large light bulb burning near the new pigs to help keep them warm. It is thought the sows nudged corn shucks too close to it and started the fire. Mr.
Hodges' son Billy was at home in bed with kidney stones and could not help his father. The Guntersville fire department came out but it was too late to save anything. Kelly funeral Funeral services for M. L. Kelly Arab carpenter and floor finisher, were held Dec.
24, at Rocky Mount Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Pauline Holaway Kelly; a son James and a daughter Reginia at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Kelly of Arab 3 brothers. Rev. Corice Kelly of Arab 3, Olven Kelly of Arab 2 and Warren of Arab 4 sisters, Mrs. Vester Hill of Chicago, Mrs. Lora White of Arab 3, Mrs.
Duell Saylor of Arab and Mrs. Shelba Jean Jones of Arab 3. Flower girls, were Sarah and Martha Hornsby, Grace Chambers, Dessa Watwood, Dean Smith, Nada Ruth McWhorter, Gail Hill, Patsy Kelly, Nelda King, Vondaleen Saylor and Form 64p(State) Revised December, 1955 REPORT OF THE BANK OF ARAB ARAB, ALABAMA IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC. 31, 1958. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash items in process of collection 703,422.29 U.S.
Gov't obligations, direct and guaranteed 566,965.28 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 14,403.56 Other bonds, notes, and debentures 416,089.03 Loans and discounts (including $138.67 overdrafts) 1,011,021.75 Bank premises owned $1,500.00, furniture and fixtures $8,000.00 9,500.00 Real estate owned other than bank premises 1.00 Other assets 3,021.05 PLEASE SEND CHECK NOW for Christmas Seals. The drive is lagging behind the quota. Thank you. MARSHALL COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS ASSN. TOTAL ASSETS 2,724,423.96 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 2,196,532.74 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 215,864.20 Deposits of U.
S. Gov't (including postal savings) 32,058.90 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 81,563.61 Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 4,281.21 TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,530,300.66 Other liabilities 5,260.00 JANUARY SALE OF USED APPLIANCES TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,535,560.66 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital "50,000.00 SurpUJs 100,000.00 Undivided profits 38,863.30 Refrigerators 10 foot 59.50 9 foot 69.50 11 foot S9.5Q Ranges 59.00 to 79.60 17 in. Television 39.95 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCTS. TOTAL LIABILITIES' CAPITAL ACCTS. 2,724,423.96 'This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total par MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 275,000.00 J.
L. Scott, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear, affirm that the above statement is true, and that it fully and These are unusually good values. If you are interested in getting an appliance at a really low price come in and look them over. FERGUSON SON Furniture Co. In the former Arab High School Building correctly represents tho true state tained and set forth, to the best J.
L. Scott, President Neil Luther, J. L. Elrod and State of Alabama, County of of Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of January, 1959, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My commission expires 10 4 Sadenya Ana Smith..
