Churches Schedule for Weekend Services in Austinville Area
The list covers services at Sixteenth Ave Baptist led by Rev. W. L. Hacker Jr with morning and evening sermons and Sunday school, plus activities at Austinville Church of God led by Rev. Clarence L. Best, including Sunday school, morning worship, children's story, and midweek prayer. Central Baptist on 4th Ave and Grant St lists Rev. A. B. Van Arsdale as pastor with ongoing services.
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Sixteenth Ave. Baptist
W. L. Hacker, Jr
B.T.U
Margaret Mitchell
Int
G.A
Mildred Lovegren
Sunbeams
Yawsa
Austinville Church OF God
Cleveland Avenue
Austinville
Clarence L. Best
Clifford H. Poole
Lavola Smith
Missionary Society
Central Baptist
4Th Ave
Grant St
A. B. van Arsdale
Harmony Group Meetings At Lawrence County Church
The W M A G A R A and Sunbeams gathered at the church Monday night. New church benches arrived and are comfortable. Local families and leaders attended various visits and meetings. Sunday School at 9 30 Training Union at 6 30 Morning worship at 10 50 and evening service at 7 30. Bible study Wednesday at 7. Men’s Night Tuesday at seven for visitation and fellowship. Departments meet after supper and prayer service follows.
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Archie Hampton
Central
Arinex
Youths ease in bicycle losses shift police outlook
In Waiso Wis lost bikes sit unclaimed at headquarters for weeks signaling a changed youth attitude. Police Chief Gleason notes fewer youths report stolen bicycles, saying earlier a youngster would run to the station. Nearby residents Bud Moulton and Miss Mary Flacks stay with Holt family. Calvaleer Quartet of Birmingham plans a Neel School concert. Hayes Holt family visits Decatur.
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Waysau
Wis
Chie
Everett Gleason
Gleason
Bud
Moulton Heights
Asbury Holt
Mary Flacks
Johnson Chapel
Rayburn Lewis
Hartselle
Hudson McElroy
Austinville
C. L. Thompson
Calvaleer Quartet of
Birmingham
Neel School
John Hayes
Harley Holt
Decatur
Santa Claus Letters From Decatur and Hartselle 1956
Readable letters from young Alabama children dated November and December 1956 to Santa Claus. The notes request dolls, watches, toys, a bb gun, a piano or bicycle, a camera, a typewriter play set, and other gifts. Names include Linda Jane Harris Joe David Roberts Freddie Roberts Angia Roberts Janice Ann Roy. Addresses Ohio? not specified. references Gordon Bible School and local towns.
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Santa Claus
Linda Jane Harris
Santa
Angia Roberts
Hartselle
Ala
ABC
Janice Ann Roy
Local social notes and visits across Alabama towns
Ben Weems of Birmingham spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A S Holt. Ada Thompson and others from Montgomery spent last week in Maryville with local families. Otlyeene Watson and family moved into a new home. Hollis Long and son of Decatur visited Laddie Mac Donald's family Tuesday. The community club meets at the school Friday night December 7 to elect officers. Edgar Sybert Arley Heaps and families spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Heaps.
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Ben Weems
Birmingham
A. S. Holt
Ada Thompson
Herman Johnson
Nancy
Ale Billy Johnson
Montgomery
Maryville
Clyde Roberts
Marvin Everett
Tommy
Otlyeene Watson
David
Joyce
Hollis Long
Decatur
Laddie MacDonald
Edgar Sybert
Kiwanis Hears Aid Debate At Thursday Meeting
Kiwanis heard University of Alabama students debate continuation of direct economic foreign aid. Bob Orr of Hartselle argued for ending aid, Bill Dodson of Gulfport spoke for continuing aid. The event was arranged by the Agriculture and Conservation Committee with coach Anna Belle Haygood present.
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Kiwanis
University of Alabama
Rex Rankin
Charles Miller
Goodyear Service Store
Agriculture and Con
Paul Wolfer
Wolfer
Anna Belle Haygood
Bob Orr
Hartselle
Bill Dodson
Gulfport
Young Orr
H. E
Skinny) Orr
Message to Santa from Shelby Banks
A 10 year old fifth grader at Moulton Heights School writes with Christmas wishes. She asks Santa to be good to all the boys and girls and to have a merry holiday.
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Moulton Heights School
Santa
Shelby Banks
New Zealand Newspapers By Circulation
New Zealand has 33 daily newspapers with five exceeding 50 000 in circulation. The population is a little over two million.
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New Zealand
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Pepper Bottling CO
Athens, Ala
Lawrence County Harmony
Ellie Gillespie
W.M.A
R.A
Emmett Tollison
Walter Bass
Willie Reed
David Hammack
Stevel Cole
Clarence Gillespie
Lavonia
Little Charles Wood
Moulton
H. H. G. Jellinek
Chemstrand Corp. Research and Development Division
Chemstrand
T. W. DeWitt
L. H. Peebles
Jellinek
University of Adelaide
Australia
U.S
Wilmette, Ill
Gordon Bible School
Mrs. Wear
Dale Evans
6Th Ave
S.E
Love, Linda Jane Harris
Joe David Roberts
With Love
Freddie Roberts
Morgan County
NEEL
Arley Heaps
Mrs
Mary Heaps
Wood Lumber Co
Pegboard
Black & Decker Power
Py Paty
Sth Ave
Oeuatur
Remington
Buschs Jewelers
Opticians
Mercury
Montclair
Tennessee
South
Wmsl-Tv
Valley Motors, Inc
First Avenue
N. E
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