Decatur Delegation to Attend Jehovah's Witnesses Assembly
Decatur will send a 10-member delegation to a three day Jehovah's Witnesses circuit assembly at the Benjamin Barnes Branch YMCA in Tuscaloosa from Friday to Sunday. Ronald Fowler, presiding minister, notes the event focuses on Christan Bible education with sessions daily and a keynote by traveling representative A. Thompson Jr. The program includes film highlights, dedications, baptisms, and a Sunday closing talk on mankind's need.
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Decatur
Jehoh’s Witnesses
Benjamin
Barnes
Y.M.C.A
18Th Street
Tuscaloosa
Ronald Fowler
Fowler
These
Bible and Tract Society
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Christaan Bible Education
Ds A. Thompson Jr
Watchower Bible and Tract Society
N.Y
Thompson
Watchtower Bible School
Gilead
Brooklyn
New York
Mastin Leads Morning Worship at Local Church
Rev. W. M. Mastin presides as pastor in charge with deacon James Harris as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:30, Sunday school at 9:45, Choir No. I to provide music. B T U scheduled for 5:30 p.m.
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T. Stephen P
W. M. Mastin
James Harris
B.T.U
St James Presbyterian Church Activities Schedule
Rev W E Scott will lead morning worship at 11 30. Choir No 2 directed by Annie Jarman provides music. Ushers led by Mrs B Rainey. Bible Class 5 p m led by Mrs Bansy Tramell. C Y E at 5 30 p m. Choir No 2 rehearsal Monday 7 p m. Senior Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 p m led by Betty Davis. Club 4 Monday 7 p m led by Elder Ratliff. Club 1 Tuesday 7 p m hosted by Emma Crayton with Brother Morrow president. Club 2 at Mother Jolly home led by G Morrow president. Prayer Service Wednesdays 7 p m. Missionary Society meets second and fourth Sundays. Estella Jones president. Watch Meeting 9 p m Saturday night with reporter Viola Rainey.
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Ida_ Grisby
A. R. Harris
St. Paul
E. Miller
Union Grove P. B
B. Stone
J. McDaniel
Sister’s Aid Society
St. Peter M. B
Cedar Lake
East-end
Westside Club
Dosie Mitchell
Onnie Mae Love
ST. James Presbyterian
W. E. Scott
Elder Surles
Annie Jarman
The
B. Rainey
Bansy Tramell
C.Y.E
Dollie Ratliff
Betty, Davis
Elder Ratliff
Emma Crayton
Brother Morrow
Club No
Mother Jolly
First Baptist Hartselle Service Schedule and St John Day
Rev John W Ewing presides at morning worship at 11 with Holy Communion at 12 30. Sunday activities include deacon W G Osborne superintendent 9 45 a m service and B T U 5 30 p m Sister Velma Ratliff in charge. Evening service 6 30 with choir practice Thursday nights Deacon T Reeves president.
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First Baptist
Hartselle
John W. Ewing
W. G. Osborne
Corinthian Lodge No. 42
B.T.U
Velma Ratliff
Deacon T. Reeves
David's Temple P. E. Rev. W. E. Owes Pastor Activities
Sunday school begins at 10 A M with Deacon Elijah Robinson as superintendent. At 11 A M the Young People take charge of the service. Wednesday night at 7 remains listed for mid
Bethlehem P. B. of Hillsboro Activities
Rev Willie Brown pastor leads Bethlemorial Hillsboro Sunday school 10 30 a m Superintendent Mrs Milene Owens morning worship noon pastor in charge devotional by officers music by Senior Choir communion observed after service Senior Choir rehearsal Wednesdays 7 Mrs Gernice Sykes president Regular Church conference Saturday 7 p m Watch Meeting 8 30 p m reporter Milene Owens
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MT. Pleasant
Bethlehem P. B
Hillsboro
Willie Brown
Milene Owens
Gernice Sykes
Probation Denied for Curtis Roden in Manslaughter Case
Circuit Judge James Bloodworth denied probation for Curtis Huey Roden 29 after his first degree manslaughter conviction in the death of Audrey Bean and her son Mark. Roden received 21 months in prison for the June 18 crash that killed both pedestrians. Bond set at 3500 dollars. He faces two civil suits totaling 400000 dollars from Price Bean on behalf of his wife and son. He has not been tried in the boy’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Bloodworth
Curtis Huey Roden
Audrey Bean
Mark
Roden
Ralph Slate
Bloodworth
Wrong numbers spark advice on manners and travel
Ann Landers answers readers on telephone etiquette and rude reactions. A letter asks why apologies for wrong numbers provoke anger and whether traveling secretaries are still needed. Montreal warns against glamorous travel plans while liquor dangers prompt age drinking guidance.
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Ann Landers
U. S
Quilt mixup at Williamsburg bazaar ends with owner hunt
Congregational Church women sold a quilt at a Williams burg bazaar that was not theirs. The inappropriate item, part of a mailing project for a Dear Ann letter, was mixed with bazaar goods. A young volunteer seeks the quilt's rightful owner.
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Williamsburg
Mass
Congregational Church
Ann J.anders
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