Morgan County Social And Hospital News Admits And Visits
A column notes many M Y F members at Mt View Church Sunday night. Dorothy Nell Alford remains hospitalized at Hartselle after a home burn. Sargh Violet Morris recuperates at Hartselle after an appendectomy. Martha Key visits Valdermosa relatives. Mrs Bill Mitchell and infant moved from Hartselle to Falkville. Visitors in C A Poole home include B G Hall Ted Poole and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.Y.F
Mt. View
Dorothy Nell Alford
Hartselle Hospital
Bessie Neill
Ona Thompson
C. C. West
W.S.C.S
Evergreen
Sargh Violet Morris
Martha Key
Valdermosa
Bill Mitchell
Falkville
Anley Eubanks
C. A
Republic Steel official outlines Alabama steel growth
Ray Glenn from Republic Steel presented to the Decatur Kiwanis Club on steel production in Alabama and nationwide. He announced an expansion at Gadsden and showed the film Steel Frontiers. Rex Rankin presided in Sam Nettles's absence as Fred Hunt gave the invocation and Bob Helle led a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Glenn
Republic Steel
Gadsden
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Glenn
Alabama
United States
Steel Frontiers
Rex Rankin
Sam Nettles
Fred Hunt
Bob Helle
Picnic Gatherings At Gandy's Cove Notable Attendees
List includes C. A. Poole Sr. from Flint and multiple couples from Decatur Florence and Birmingham. Visitors at the Saturday afternoon picnic at Gandy's Cove feature Rev. Howard Nethery C. C. West W. A. Petty and families from Florence and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Poole Sr
Flint
G. L. Ford
B. Landers
Carl O’bar
Decatur
R. G. Smith
Florence
Annie Ireland
Birmingham
Gandy’s Cove
Howard Nethery
C. C. West
W. A. Petty
Edward Smith
Newell
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
The Willing Workers Sunday School class hosted a covered dish supper at Okolona Baptist in honor of Pastor J. H. Carroll Evangelist D. Harris and choir director Bethea Steadham with a large group attending. The Sunbeams met for their monthly session with counselors and several residents plus visitors in attendance for games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Okolona Baptist Church
J. H. Carroll
D. Harris
Falkville
Bethea Steadham
Decatur
Roy Craig
Claude Jackson
Clarence Hagood
Vancille
William Thrasher
Dewey
Nell
Wallace Reed
Earl McCreless
Neyland
P. E. Thompson
Susan
Tommy
Ellis Hagood
Otto Owens
Brenda
Trannie Moates
Winston
Jeanette
Athie Daniel
H. F. Stephenson
Sunbeams
Billy Kelley
J. W. Hagood
William Dilbeck
Florence
J. M. Anderton
Leo Butler
McKinley Etheredge
Moulton
Mart Jeffreys
Ray Jeffreys
Henry Jeffreys
Wolfe Springs
Almer Jeffreys
Ida Landers
Elizabeth Taylor
W. R. Taylor
Taylor
Charles Hagood
M. I. Hagood
Ralph Ash
Fort Worth
Harold Carroll
Huntsville
T. W. Jackson
Sarah Lee
Betty Patterson
Thorptown
J. C. Woods
Russellville
Ott Smith
Ardmore Daily Reader Solves Blooming Potato Vine Mystery
Ardmore readers learn sweet potatoes bloom like morning glories as they are tropical American natives and flower rarely in this region under normal culture. Douglas McDonald explains seeds require nicking to germinate and yield plants unlike the parent, with propagation usually by sprouts or cuttings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Terry
Decature
Douglas McDonald
Ardmore
Tenn
McDonald
America
Tropical
Tropics
Cost Accountants Plan Discussions This Fall
The North Alabama chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will sponsor discussions titled Getting Accounting Information to Management. Meetings occur Oct 13 and 27 in Sheffield and Nov 17 in Decatur, 5 to 9 p.m., with leaders Williamson Elrod Waldrop in Sheffield and McLaughlin Long Stephenson in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
National Association of Cost Accountants
Decatur
Pitts
Sheffield
Muscle Shoals
J. W. Williamson
Ben Elrod
Florence
Floyd J. Waldrop
Frank McLaughlin
Marlin Long
Robert N. Stephenson
Long
Evangelist Rev Miss Rentfro to Lead Austinville Services
The Rev Miss Loramae Rentfro of Mt Vernon Ill will conduct evangelistic services at the Austinville Church of God Cleveland Ave Austinville starting this Sunday and continuing through Sept 4. Services are 11 am and 7 30 pm Sundays and 7 30 pm weekdays with special music. Pastor Rev Clarence L Best invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loramae Rentfro
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Austinville Church
Clarence L. Best
Hopewell BTU Watermelon Cutting Highlights Social
A Baptist Training Union watermelon cutting was hosted at the Gladstone Isley home in Hart seller. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberson and Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Initial Roberson and Jerry, Lonnie Ikner, Kemp Harrison, Harold Stephen son, Patsy Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Williams, Lizzie Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price, Ann and Rebecca, and Janice Isley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union
Hopewell
Gladstone Isley
Hartseller
Earl Roberson
Denise
Initial Roberson
Jerry
Lonnie Ikner
Kemp Harrison
Harold Stephenson
Patsy Keller
Louie Williams
Lizzie Stephenson
Paul Price
Ann
Rebecca
Janice
First Baptist Here Announces Revival
Revival services at the First Baptist Church begin Sunday with two daily services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. The Rev W K Stephenson will preach both days. The Rev O E Burton will arrive Monday as guest preacher. Neil Darnell of Nashville will direct music. Nurseries will be open for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. K. Stephenson
O. E. Burton
Decatur
Clearwater, Fla
Neil Darnell
Nashville
Sturgis Estimates Flood Damage at 1.6 Billion
Army Engineers head Lt Gen Samuel D Sturgis places northeastern flood loss at 1.6 billion dollars and calls the rehabilitation task one of the most formidable since biblical floods. He notes life loss and destruction inspire awe and warns figures will be revised after further survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noah
Samuel D. Sturgis
Sturgis
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Bryan Shaw
Sammy Hobbs
Rodney Taylor
Wally Evans
James Murray
Sam Hobbs
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Steel
Kings Cleaners
Second St. W
Ardmore Daily Reader
Cost Accountants
Hopewell Btu
First Baptist
West Market St
Ford
Ford Trucks
Semmes Motor Sales
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