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O.tlvd.d NATIONAL WIATHEI SEIVICt Calhoun County sheriff's deputies say they are investigating the fatal shooting Saturday night of a White Plains man, Ralph B. Waldorf, 34, who was killed during an argument at a relative's house. Deputies said the shooting occurred at about 6:30 m. at the White Plains home of Orris Hildon. age unavailable.

Hildon lives on Rainbow Drive Road near Harper's Lake in White Plains. Calhoun County Coroner Ralph Phillips said Saturday night Hildon said he ordered Waldorf to leave his home and when he refused, grabbed his 30-30-caliber rifle. Hildon told deputies Waldorf grabbed the gun barrel and it went off. Phillips said. Waldorf was hit once in the chest and was pronounced dead on the scene.

Hildon was not charged Saturday night, deputies said, pending further investigation of the case. Saturday at 7 nightly. The Rev. Charles Graham of Cedartown, will be evangelist. MACEDONIA BAPTIST Church, 1030 Park wood Drive, Anniston, will have its fall revival through Friday with services at 7 nightly.

The Rev. C.J. Noble, pastor of Oakridge Baptist Church in Hobson City, will be evangelist. Special guests will attend the services each night. ANNISTON CIVITAN CLUB will meet at 12:15 p.m.

at the YMCA. Guest speaker will be James C. Gates, director oj Veterans Employment Services in Montgomery. BAPTIST PASTORS' CONFERENCE will meet at 11 a m. in the Baptist office.

CONCERNED CITIZENS will meet at 7 p.m. at the Oasis Lounge in Hobson City. JACKSONVILLE HIRAM Lodge 42 will meet at the Masonic hall at 7 p.m. HERITAGE CHAPTER of the WAC Veterans Association will meet at 5 p.m. at Ft.

McClellan's NCO Club. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN of Coldwater Methodist Church will have a rummage sale from 7 a m. to 5 p.m. CALHOUN COUNTY HUMANE Society Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. at 1330 Canterbury Court, Anniston.

Rural life also may bring ulcers MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) Stress-ridden city folk who move to the country may discover that even rural life can produce ulcers, headaches and insomnia, a Vermont psychiatrist says. "The isolation and loneliness cause depressions and fears," said Dr. Elizabeth Forsberg of Montpelier. "You see the signs the headaches, stomach aches, heart palpitations; the incredible stress.

It settles in the muscles and creates all types of physical problems." The problem is most apparent among young people and women, and most prevalent in winter. Dr. Forsberg said. She said she remembered coming to Vermont from Germany in 1962, settling in a farmhouse in Underhill and finding it difficult to meet others in the town of 1,100. Some Vermonters compound the stress by suffering it stoically, she said.

"In Europe, it seems, people were more able to hit back in a positive way. Here, people keep smiling, even when they are in such pain." To combat the problem of stress in the country. Dr For-sbeiK has developed "relaxation therapv," which combines aspects of yoga, breath control and body movements Relaxing the body helps to relax the mind, she says. tonight and Monday. Mostly southeast winds five to 12 miles per hour today.

Lows tonight upper 50s High today upper 60s. High Monday near 70. Probability of rain today 30 percent EXTENDED FORECAST Increasing cloudiness Tuesdav with a chance of rain Tuesday night and Wednesday. Mostly fair Thursday. Lows mostly 50s and highs mainly 70s.

LOCAL STATISTICS Highest temperature this date. 80 in 1943 Lowest temperature this date. 28 in 1949. For 24 hours ending at 6:30 m. Saturday: Highest tenperature, 76 degrees; lowest temperature.

60 degrees No rainfall Total rainfall since Jan 1. 52.23 inches Sunset today. 4:47 p.m. Sunrise Monday, 6:08 a.m. Barometer 29.85 and steady It was a dark, damp Saturday across much of the country.

Rain and scattered thunderstorms fell over the central and southern Appalachians, and flash flood watches were in effect in some areas. It was wet along the central Gulf Coast, in the lower Mississippi Valley and southern New England as well. Low clouds and areas of fog and drizzle extended from the southern Great Lakes through the middle Mississippi Valley across much of the central Plains. Scattered showers were reported from the northern Pacific Coast through the Great Basin into the northern Rockies, and there was snow in the mountains The only wide area of sunshine was from the Southwest into the central Rockies. Temperatures around the nation Saturday afternoon ranged from 33 degrees at South Lake Tahoe, to 82 at Fort Myers, Fla.

Sunday's forecast called for rain over most of the Atlantic Coast states, locally heavy over the central and southern Appalachians. Widely scattered showers were forecast northern New England and Florida, and rain was expected to extend from the southern Great Lakes region through the lower Ohio Valley into the middle Mississippi Valley. Scattered rain and snow showers were forecast from the southern half of the Plateau region through the central and northern Rockies. A few showers were predicted lingering over the Pacific Northwest. LOCAL FORECAST Mostly cloudy and a chance of showers today.

Partly cloudy ANNISTON ELECTRIC CO. DOWNTOWN 1 5th NOBLE TODAY MARS HILL BAPTIST Church will observe an annual men's day program at 3 p.m. The Rev. E.L. Hawkins and other members of the Union Baptist Church of Sylacauga will be special guests.

UNITED FREEWILL BAPTIST Church will have a singing at 2 p.m. on North Ledbetter Street, Anniston. Special guests will be King's Voices from Birmingham. OAKRIDGE BAPTIST Church of Hobson City will have its annual senior and junior usher boy day at 3:30 p.m. The Rev.

R. Jackson, pastor of Jacob ChapePChurch of Talladega, will be guest speaker. NEW HOPE BAPTIST Church in Hobson City will have its senior choir annual musical program at 6 p.m. THE UNITARIAN UNIVERSAUST Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Anniston Museum of Natural History.

Refreshments and child care will be provided. PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH will have a singing at 6 p.m. The Anniston Trio will be guest singers. BOILING SPRINGS BAPTIST Church will have dedication services for its new church at 1 m. The former pastor, the Rev.

Eugene Burgess, will deliver dedication message. Judy and the Afkmen, the Friendship Trio and other groups will be special singers. SAKS ASSEMBLY of God Church will have a singing at 10 a.m. with Rabe Perkins and family as guests. COBB AVENUE HIGH School National Organization will meet at 6 at Carver Recreation Center.

ALEXANDRIA VALLEY CHURCH of God will have the Gospel Brass of Rome, as guest singers at the 10 a.m. services. The church will have a week-long revival beginning tonight with the Rev. Tommy Moss as speaker. POST OAK BAPTIST Church will hold a world mission conference at 11 a.m.

through Wednesday. Nightly services will be at 7. Foreign and domestic missionaries will speak, and mission book readings will be provided. ANNISTON FEDERATION of Women's Clubs will meet at 4 p.m. at the club house on Cooper Avenue.

MONDAY MOUNT VIEW CONGREGATIONAL Holiness Church. 1600 S. Ledbetter Anniston, will have a revival through Select Christmas Gifts Now and Place Them In Our Convenient Lay-Away. You'll Save 10 to 20 On Every Item (PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY NOV. 12) 10 Down Holds In Lay-Away 'Til December 17th DEPEND ON GENERAL ELECTRIC.

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