Flint Church Schedules Revival and Worship Services
Flint Church invites all to morning worship at 10:55 led by Rev H M Lay and J W Matthews. evening message by Lay in Jasper revival? Training Union 6:30 with theme The Faithful Nation. Mid week prayer and Bible study 7:30. J F Hitt to preach at Decatur station WHOS mornings 9:16 July 18 22. Revival attendance noted 125 at day school and 78 at Baptist Training Union last Sunday.
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LL. L
J. W. Matthews
Fariday
H. M
Jasper
Alabama
Training Union
Training Union 6:30 P. E. “the Faithful Nation
Hitt
Malcolm Fields
J. F. Hitt
Alabama Baptist State Convention
Decatur
Baptist Training Union
Flint
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend in Morgan County
Mr and Mrs Clayton Hicks and Kaney B spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Oliver Hodge of Lacon. The Hicks Hughes Boger Knox and Hughes families visited Josh Ellie and children of Wren. Hal Wiley of Huntsville guest of Ratliff Barkley and girls. Marvin Winsett of Chattanooga Tenn announces birth of daughter June 17. Hubert Lee Shirley and Thery families also mentioned.
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Clayton Hicks
Kaney B
Oliver Hodge
Lacon
Solon Hughes
Mitchell
Homer Boger
Hewlett
Maurice Knox
Lamar
Catherine Hughes
Josh
Ellie
Wren
Hal Wiley
Huntsville
Ratliff
Barkley
Marvin Winsett
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hubert Lee
Shirley
Thery
Local Notes From Speake and Surrounding Areas
Jessie McCaghren of Speake High School plans to enter college in Birmingham on July 5. Paula Gour of Cleveland Mississippi visits Euline Lindsey this week. Merline and Wanda McCaghren stayed with aunt and uncle James and Mrs. Waugh in Austinville. Edd Lance and Richard of Speake visited with Mr and Mrs Jackie. Will Hembree’s sister Tandy Thompson hosted a Thursday visit. Carlton Way of Speake visited grandparents J. W. and Mrs. McCaghren last weekend. Euline Lindsey vacationed with friends in Mississippi.
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J. T. . Lindsey
Uate
Speake High School
Birmingham
Paula eGour
Cleveland
Mississippi
Euline Lindsey
Mises Merline
Wanda McCaghren
James Waugh
Austinville
Edd Lance
Richard
Speake
Jackie
Will Hembree
Tandy Thompson
Carlton Way of
J. W. McCaghren
Ann Dodd
Ronald
Gary
Robert Shafer
W. T. Wade, Jr
Ringgold
J. W. Wilson
Pearl Blevins
L. B. Blevins
C. M. McClurkin
Miles Martin
Miles Olen
Miss Holt
Kenneth Robinson
Pettusville
J. S. Martin
W. E. Hardiman
Donald Edward
Madison
R. F. McDonald
Ant
Tenn
Lyle
Jack Wilson
Waco
Texas
Wilson
Jim
J. A. Garrison
J. Audrey Garrison
Vienna
Austria
New York
Garrison
W. T. Wade
Doris Wade
Bethea Brindley
Gum Springs
Cordie Parr
Cy Tuma
Treasa Prigmore
Tulsa
Okla
J. W. Reeves
Don
Joann
Judy
John
Old Hickory
Morris Sims
S. O. Garrison
Decatur
Oklahoma
Florida
Parr
Masonic
C. P. Johnston
Legion Convenes to Plan Against Hooded Mobs in Mobile
Alabama Legionnaires gather for a three day annual convention in Mobile beginning Monday with D. S. M. Unger citing mob activity as a key topic. Delegates exceed 2000. principal speaker Howell Heflin of Tuscumbia. A July Fourth parade will feature units from Fort Benning and Pensacola with remarks by Adm Hayler Gen Gillem and governors Browning and Folsom.
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Mobile
Alabama Legionnaires
D. S. M. Unger
Birmingham
Gorgas
Birmingham Post
Howell Thomas Heflin
Tuscumbia, Ala
Marine Corps
Fort Benning
Ft. Benning
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Robert Ward Hayler
Sixth Naval District
Charleston
S. C
Alvin C. Gillem
Third Army
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
James E. Folsom
Perry Brown
American Legion
Local visits noted across towns in Alabama
Knox visited Mr and Mrs Ed Clark and Beulah in Falkville. Kaney B called on Mr and Mrs Noah Self in Cullman Saturday. Logan Hughes and family spent Wednesday night with Soley Hughes and Mitchell in Decatur. Homer Boger and Fowlett visited relatives at Neel Wednesday.
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Knox
Ed Clark
Beulah
Falkville
Clayton Hicks
Kaney
Oah Self
Cullman
Logan Hughes
Ecatur
Soley Hughes
Mitchell
Homer Boger
Fowlett
Neel
Community Notes from Morgan County and Hartsville Gatherings
Local social columns list visits and travel among Morgan County families including Sgt Raymond Stem and family from Fort Benning heading to Camp Campbell. Residents from Decatur Birmingham Ringgold Pettusville and Louisville share hospital, church, and family visit details with notes on health.
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Raymond Stem
Raymond II
Fort Benning
W. T. Wade
Wade
Camp Campbell
Mary Rogers
David Allen
Jean Poole
Roger
Decatur
W. T. Mooneyham
D. B. Mooneyham
Robert Maples
J. V. Wade
W. T. Wade, Jr
Glen Greer
Decatur General Hospital
Greer
L. B. Blevins
C. M. McCurkin
Norfolk
Hartselle
Walter Clemons
Shoal Creek
Tommie Clemons
G. Mikell
Don
Growth stages of a child's eyes and common disorders
The article outlines how children's vision changes from birth to school age, noting farsightedness early on, potential need for glasses, and risks of eyestrain or cross eyes. It covers nearsightedness its causes and family links, astigmatism, and the importance of early eye examinations and outdoor activity for healthy sight.
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King
Three Negroes Facing Chair In Alabama Ruling
Montgomery July 1 three negro men convicted of killing white persons face electrocution on August 12 after the state supreme court affirmed their death sentences. Lonnie James Ball 27 Nehemiah Green 25 and J C Winters 20 were sentenced to Kilby prison electric chair Ball killed Oxford Police Chief Robert E Sparks Green killed Thomas C Solomon manager of a Birmingham grocery store Winters was sentenced to death three months ago.
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Montgomery
State Supreme Court
Lonnie James Ball
Calhoun County
Nehemiah Green
Jefferson County
J. C. Winters
Elmore
Kilby
Ball
Oxford
Robert E. Sparks
Green
Thomas C. Solomon
Birmingham
Winters
Jury Convicts Man in Sex Slaying of Clyde Peak
A circuit jury convicts a man in the sex slaying of Clyde Peak 15 son of a Wetumpka contractor. The court says it will hear only one more case before Oct 3 unless a special session is called and is set to hear impeachment charges against Walker County Sheriff Grover B Baggett on July 18.
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Clyde Peak
Wetumpka
Walker County
Grover B. Baggett
Stones Used as Cannon Balls in Early Artillery
Historical notes describe how stones served as improvised ammunition in early artillery, with crews using rounded blocks to fire from old smoothbore guns, illustrating resourceful wartime practices.
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