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Hartselle Enquirer

FHS Class of ’52 holds meeting

Libby’s Restaurant at Priceville was the setting for breakfast meeting of Falkville High School’s Class of 1952 on June 28.

Among those enjoying the good fellowship and food were Howard and Helen Gibson, Shirley Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Jones, Ray and Betty Sanders, Bob and Charlotte Wise, Jack and Ina Huck, Kenneth and Betty Harpe and Scotty and Betty Parker.

First Baptist Church Falkville held its vacation Bible school June 23 through June 27.

This school was for children of ages four to youth. The theme was “Agency D3, Discover, Decide, Defend. Over 100 children attended. They enjoyed being with their friends and meeting new ones and learning about the Bible.

Phone 784-5952 for news such as family reunions, school class reunions, birthdays and vacations for Falkville News.

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