Rise of the Restoration Movement in Alabama Churches
The article traces the Great Revival and the later Restoration Movement in early Alabama, detailing the Stone and Campbell factions and their spread from Kentucky and Tennessee into Morgan and Lawrence counties. It notes key figures such as Barton Stone, Thomas Campbell, Alexander Campbell, and local milestones at Cedar Plains and Piney Grove, with ongoing church growth in Hartselle and related communities.
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Alabama Territory
Calvin
Wesley
Penn
Disciples of Christ
Church of
Moulton
Lawrence County
Morgan
Alabama
Cedar Plains
Piney Ridge
Barton W. Stone
Thomas Campbell
Scotland
Seceder Presbyterians
Alexder Campbell
America
The
Baptists
Campbell
Washington Association
James O'Kelly
Virginia
Abner Jones
Massachusetts
Stone
Church of Christ
Mooresville
Kentucky
Barton Stone
Morgan County
Christian Messenger
Somerville
J. Judson Barclay
Robert Barclay
James Saunders
Barclay
Alexander Campbell
Lawrence Co
North Alabama
B. F. Hall
D. G. Ligon
Tolbert Fanning
W. H. Wharton
Ephraim A
William M. Hackworth
Thomas Wallace
Jane Wallace
Polly Hackworth
Ann Haley
Sallie A. Hackworth
T. J. Randolph
G. M. Haley
Lawrence
Cullman
T. B. Larimore
Piney Grove
Falkville
Watson’s History
Peter Couch
Randolph Couch
John S. Edwards
Hiram Smith
Miles Hay
David Spiegel
William
Stringer
Hiram Smiths
Watson
Harts
Spiegels
Old Hickory Log
Lacon
Annie King
Hartselle
Milner St
D. R. Piper
Andrew A. Oden
Main
Sloss Streets
Oden
E. A. Oden
Ethel Pattillo
Christian Churches
Decatur Transfer & Storage Tops Allied Van Sales in Alabama
Decatur Transfer & Storage Inc., local Allied Van Lines agents, was named Allied's top sales producer in Alabama for 1965 marking a fourth straight year of top sales. In 1963 the firm ranked 27th among Allied outlets in 63 countries, placing in the top thirty of nearly 1,200 global agents. Through the first quarter of 1965 it stood 21st in sales volume among Allied outlets. Bob Prescott was elected to Allied's nominating committee and W E Sherman serves as VP of the Alabama Movers and Warehousemen's Association.
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Decatur Transfer & Storage Inc
Allied van Lines Inc
Allied
Alabama
Decatur Transfer & Storage
Allied van Lines
Decatur
Allied’s
Southeast
Bob Prescott
W. E. Sherman
Jim Boyd
Sheffield
Jim Allen
Huntsville
Jim Garner
159 Adults Enroll In County School Program
Morgan County School System reports 159 adults enrolled in its new Adult Education Program launched last week. Morgan County High School led with 29 participants and Priceville registered 25, according to supervisor Mrs Doyle Walker.
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Morgan County School System
Doyle Walker
Morgan County High School
Priceville
Selective Service clerk to be honored in Decatur
Glen Curlee state selective service director and Lt. Col. Rex H. McKissick will visit Decatur Tuesday to honor Mrs. LaDessa A. Nash as she retires this month after nearly 20 years with Alabama Selective Service. Curlee will present a gold retirement pin at the Federal Building ceremony.
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Glen Curlee
Rex H. McKissick
Montgomery
Decatur
LaDessa A. Nash
Curlee
Nash
Alabama _ Selective Service System
Civil Service Commission
County approves after school program details
Classes will meet Mondays and Thursdays at 6 30 p m with 21 teachers serving grades 1 4 and 5 8. About 1 000 adults had shown interest earlier, a countywide survey in schools was conducted, and classes run through June.
Farmers Union to Convene 1966 Denver Convention
Washington AP reports the National Farmers Union will hold its 1966 annual convention in Denver Colorado from March 13 to 17. The meeting is expected to discuss expansion of U S food production to meet rising overseas demand. The American Farm Bureau Federation will also address global hunger at its Chicago meeting scheduled December 12 to 16.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Denver
Colo
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Agnes Baggett Announces For State Treasurer
Agnes Baggett, longtime secretary of state, announces a bid for state treasurer. She notes constitutional limits prevent a second term in secretary of state and recalls past service as treasurer plus prior election wins in 1958. Baggett highlights civic work in Montgomery and affiliations with local and state groups.
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Agnes Baggett
Baggett
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Tennessee
First Christian Church
Pattillo
National Genealogical Research Board
the Daughters of the American Revolution
C. K. Marshall Sr
I. V. Griffin
W. A. McClanahan
Central Christian Church
Jesse Wood
A. C. Henry
Robert H. Gibson
W. H. Windes
J. H. Hill
W. E. Parker
Gerald Smith
Jerry Smith
C. R. Lundy
Ethel Oden Pattillo
Piney Grove Church
Cedar Plains Christian Church
State
Allied van Awards
Decatur Trans
Fer & Storage
Alabama Movers and Warehousemen’s Association
SS Board