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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1949
Page
7
Sunday services at Westminster Presby terian and St Pauls Lutheran with morning worship at 11 10:30. Church activities include circles meetings at homes Monday and choir practice Tuesday. Central Baptist and Memorial Drive Methodist list Sunday school times and evening services plus midweek prayer.
The note warns the Atlantic Pact may create false security as communism invades ideas. True defense lies in Christian ideals. Also contains church schedule details for a revival, services, and programs with times, locations, and contact names.
Corner Moulton Street and Fourth Avenue hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Worship follows at 11 00 a.m. David DeBoer, new minister, will deliver his initial sermon. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome.
In Jackson Street at Sixth Avenue East Rev. G. M. Davenport leads morning services at 9:30 and 10:50 with sermons "Turning To God In Middle-Age" and "David's Failure In Middle-Age" and an evening sermon at 7:30. Weekday choir rehearsals and W S C S circles meet through the week. youth fellowship and children's Bible hour also scheduled.
Minister T A Thompson leads Bible study at 10:00 a m with preaching and worship at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m. Mid week Bible study is at 7:30 p m Wednesday. A cordial welcome to these services is extended.
The Uthside Baptist day school announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Ed Self as superintendent The morning worship is at 10 45 a m Rev Carlots will deliver the message The Baptist Training Union meets at 6 30 p m with Leroy Feild serving as director Evening worship starts at 7 30 p m followed by a baptismal service At 3 00 p m two circles meet with hostesses Mrs G D Sims and Mrs Preston Baggett The deacons meet Tuesday at 7 00 p m for visitation The Y W A meets Tuesday at 7 00 p m with Miss Edith McClure Prayer service Wednesday at 7 00 p m officers and teachers will meet after the service
First Methodist at Corner Canal and Lafayette Sts. led by Pastor Otis E. Kirby offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m with F O Smith and Paul Robinson as superintendents Morning worship at 11 00 a m featuring a choir directed by Henry Fleming singing Praise Ye The Lord with Mrs Hugh Curry at the organ The pastor will preach on A Religion Sermon Evening service at 0 p m unites Yterians and First paediats with assist minister Cousar expected to sing
The lesson notes celebrate Israel’s founding as a UN member state with Jerusalem as capital and link Psalms 84 and 24 to Christ’s role in salvation. It reflects on Psalms 22 23 24 and emphasizes devotion to God in temple worship, noting how Psalm 84 praises dwelling in the Lord’s courts.
A brief note on temple singing for Psalm 95 and Psalm 24 during Davidic Jerusalem celebrations. The Ark's arrival, the two choirs, and the pause marked by Selah are discussed along with meanings of Baca and the call to praise the Lord as the great King and shepherd.
A brief notice notes the solo The Lord Is My Light by Shelly, special music by church youth, and W W Glass presiding. It also states no meetings of the W S Co during the rest of July.
Rev E N Chandler leads Sunday school at 9 45 with Eugene Lamon as superintendent. Morning sermon by Rev Paul McClusky at 11 00. Training Union at 6 30. Evening sermon at 7 30 by McClusky. Sunbeams meet Monday 3 00 with Melba Call and Lamen Fuller. Women Missionary Society meets Monday at 7 30 and Young Womens Auxiliary joins at 7 30. Junior Girls Auxiliary Tuesday 2 00 with Edna Puller and Colleen George. Intermediate Girls Auxiliary 4 95 pm at the church. Fellowship Supper Tuesday 6 30 at Delano Park. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00. Brotherhood Wednesday 7 30. Choir practice Friday 7 30. Deacons meet today 2 30. Nursery care during worship by Mrs Davis Crow and Miss Leone Eason. Visitors welcome.
Community note records a hat riding theme at a local coffee shop. Details readable mention a planned gathering and casual dress with attention to a playful millinery game. No specific names or dates are clear in the fragment.
Malcolm G. Fields pastor of Flint Baptist invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m with the theme Enter Into His Courts With Praise and Baptist Training Union at 6 30 p m themed The Faithful Nation Directors J F Hitt and Malcolm W Fields. A record crowd was expected for services at 10 55 a m and improvements welcomed.
A brief notice places St John s Episcopal at East Gordon Drive and Jackson, identifying location for a church event or listing on church property. No further details are provided in the fragment.
James Cole the Sunday school superintendent asks for attendance in Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning preaching at 10 45 a m Youth hood meeting at 6 30 p m Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service at 7 30 p m Wednesday Choir practice at 8 30 p m Junior choir practice at 3 30 p m Saturday All services are vital for your spiritual health and happiness Come You are cordially invited.
Corner Oak and East Vine Streets host morning worship at 11:00 with Sermon by Pastor W. W. Glass. Sunday School begins at 9:45 led by Ned Frazier, superintendent. Afternoon service at 2:00 follows.
The schedule lists Sunday events at Pryor Chapel and Memorial Chapel including a worship service led by Mr. Robert Cousar at 4:00 p m Sunday school, a 6:30 p m youth group meeting at First Methodist, a 7:30 p m joint evening service with the First Methodist congregation, Monday 4:00 p m Women of the Church session, and Wednesday 7:30 p m mid week prayer service.
Rev Victor G Dawe pastor G O Devine Sunday school superintendent lists July 17 program Primary Department 9 30 am Bible classes and other departments 9 45 am Morning worship 11 00 am Evening worship 7 30 pm Biographical sermon on a great Biblical woman all parishioners urged to attend Lord's Day services
The Hull-Rust-Mahon iron mine in Minnesota is described as the largest single iron mine worldwide. It spans 312 miles in length, ranges from half a mile to a full mile in width, and covers about 1,275 acres.
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