S11.D3 Folder 3
Towns – Boligee
Item 1: Newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Boligee gets new Chief of Police”�
S11.D3 Folder 4
Towns – Coatopa
Item 1: Newspaper clipping dated September 24, 1992, entitled “Chip Mill may come to Sumter,”� with two photocopies of the same attached
S11.D3 Folder 5
Towns – Cuba
Item 1: Newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Eugene Walter Every Week”�
S11.D3 Folder 6
Towns: Cullman
Item 1: Photocopy of newspaper clipping dated Tuesday, November 18, 1958, entitled “Cullman Plays Second Fiddle To Nobody When It Comes To Backing Uncle Sam”� regarding the fact that Cullman County had the highest number of veterans in proportion to its population in all the counties of the United States
S11.D3 Folder 7
Towns – Demopolis
Item 1: Brochure for the First Annual Lake Demopolis Fishing Rodeo dated May 31 – June 2, 1957
S11.D3 Folder 8
Towns – Epes
Item 1: Newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Epes Community is extending its park and recreational area,”� with pictures of a Caterpillar and local residents
Item 2: Newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Rucks relieved,”� regarding Mayor C.D. Rucks’s relief that two stolen items were returned to Tommy Hylton and his mother, Alma Hylton
Item 3: Newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Town awarded grant for sewer,”� regarding a $250,000 state grant awarded to Epes
Item 4: Photocopy of photograph dated c.1880 of the business section of Epes, with Dr. John Epes on first black horse and Jazeral Hilman on white horse
Item 5: Photocopy of newspaper clipping, October 1999, entitled “Epes to celebrate its history on Saturday,”� regarding the town’s centennial celebration
Item 6: Photocopy of newspaper clipping, October 1999, entitled “Epes to celebrate 100 years as a municipality”�
Item 7: Photocopy of newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Visit to Epes,”� regarding someone’s first visit to Epes
Item 8: Newspaper clipping (undated) entitled “Sumter Counties Celebrate At Epes”�
Item 9: Document dated October 14, 1899, regarding the incorporation of the town of Epes, Ala., making October 17-23 “Town of Epes Week”�
Item 10: Photocopy of newspaper clipping dated February 20, 1983, from the Tuscaloosa News, entitled “She sees better days for Epes”�
S11.D3 Folder 9
Towns – Gainesville
Item 1: Photograph (undated) labeled “J.K. Patch, Shelburne Falls”�
Item 2: Photograph (undated) of Sally Lassie Stone
Item 3: Photograph (undated) of unknown baby
Item 4: Photograph (undated) of unknown group of people
Item 5: Photograph (undated) of unknown man and two women
Item 6: Flyer entitled “Come Celebrate Heritage Days in Sumter County, Alabama – The Heart of the Black Belt”� regarding a Sumter County Heritage Day hosted by the Sumter County Historical Society
Item 7: List of names, addresses, and phone numbers of Gainesville City Council members, dated July 30, 1993, including Mayor Thomas M. Long, Jr.
Item 8: Newspaper clipping entitled “History thrives in Gainesville – the town that was almost Chicago”�
Item 9: Surveyor’s map of the City of Gainesville dated September 1925
Item 10: Monthly report of Lula Hemmingway from the Gainesville Female College dated May 16, 1879
Item 11: Photocopy of photograph entitled “Negro Baptising “�Big B’ River – Gainesville, Ala.”�
S11.D3 Folder 10
Towns: Geiger
Item 1: Photocopy (undated) of law manual for the town of Geiger
S11.D3 Folder 11
Towns: Livingston
Item 1: Monograph dated 1972 entitled “Livingston Leads”�”�
Item 2: Newspaper clipping from The Home Record dated August 16, 1978, entitled “Uniqueness of old southern towns”� regarding Livingston, with photocopy of article attached
Item 3: Photocopy dated 1959 of article in Detective Magazine entitled “Scream for Room Service,”� regarding the murder of a woman at the Livingston Hotel
Item 4: Newspaper article dated August 17, 1977, entitled “Proposed Zoning Ordinance, Livingston, Alabama,”� including a map of the city of Livingston and the lines of demarcation for various zones
Item 5: Photocopy of a Journal Print dated 1878 regarding the medicinal properties of the Livingston Artesian Water
Item 6: Photocopy of a book (undated) named “Medical Men of Sumter County, Alabama,”� by R.D. Spratt, M.D.
Item 7: Photocopy of handbook printed 1903 entitled “Livingston Artesian Well”� regarding the medicinal value of the artesian well water in Livingston
Item 8: Letter dated July 6, 1983, from David Schure to Mrs. Jerrel Reed regarding Livingston’s membership in the National Register