Norris City United Presbyterian Church 89 Years Old
Norris City United Presbyterian Church marks 89 years since its formation in 1876 from Cumberland and later united into the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. The article recounts early members, first pastors, building moves, the 1904 brick edifice, memorial windows, and postwar expansions including a 1959 education wing with debt free status and active youth groups travel missions.
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Norris City
United Presbyterian Church
General Assemblies
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
United Presbyterian
John Crawford
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
South
E. J. Foster
Mollie
A. Parks
Martha Barnes
Charles
Hattie
George Floyd
J. J. Johnson
A. G. Black
Mahala Wilson
W. H. Bogan
M. N. Thompson
J. F. Hill
Mary C
Louisa J. Weaver
Mary Powell
Elizabeth DeLap
L. M. Ramsey
Second
Powell
R. M. Davis
Prade School
General Baptist
Darby
Evansvile
Indiana
Silas W. Powell
Mary Goldson
T. C. Goldson
Mollie Foster
T. S. Barnes
Martha S
Elizabeth A. Bagby
A. L. Rice
Ida May
William Edmonds
Daisy
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian
Bidak
Christian Education and Fellowship
Donald S. Milloy
Milloy
Arts and Crafts Club forms in Norris City
Norris City's newly formed Arts and Crafts Club organized May 4 1964 by Jo Ann Smith Wilma Campbell Laura Jo Hill Pat Travis first president and Georgianna Broce kett. The club entered a float during Homecoming and won first prize in 1964.
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Norris City
Arts and Crafts Club
Jo Ann Smith
Wilma Campbell
Laura Jo Hill
Patsy Travis
Georgianna Brocekett
Club Spon sored Queen Winners And Active Softball Team
In 1965 and a following year the club sponsored a queen candidate who won both times. A softball team made up of several club members has been very active the past two years. Current officers include Wilma Campbell president Janie Turpin vice president Linda Johnson secretary Juanita Short treasurer Jeannie Gossett reporter Kay Beechn historian Judy Johnson telephone chair person Georgianna Brockett Patsy Travis Norma Phelps Janet Peeler Mary McKenzie Kay Johnson Sue Wilson Mary Smith Erma Barton Laura Jo Hill and Delores Dungey Joan Smith.
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Wilma Campbell
Janie Turpin
Linda Johnson
Juanita Short
Jeannie Gossett
Kay Beechn
Judy John
Georgianna Brockett
Patsy Travis
Norma Phelps
Janet Peeler
Mary McKenzie
Kay Johnson
Sue Wilson
Mary Smith
Erma Barton
Laura Jo Hill
Delores Dungey
Joan Smith
Honorary Community Member Relocated From Group
A member who has moved from the community is described as an honorary member. The note confirms ongoing honorary status despite relocation.
Bedroom sizes grow as use shifts to study and leisure
Readers use bedrooms for reading and TV viewing, prompting larger rooms. Kingsize beds rise in popularity and rooms expand to accommodate them. The National Association of Bedding Manufacturers notes a record pace of replacing undersized mattresses.
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National Association of Beding Manufacturers
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