Baptist Alliance Conference Seeks Broad Stand on Religious Liberty
The Baptist World Alliance conference nears closing with calls to endorse a general stance on religious liberty while noting specific mentions of Romania amid debates over church and state. Leaders reaffirm baptism and the Lord's supper as symbols of inward change, not salvific acts, and discuss the next congress venue and revival aims against paganism and immorality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations
Paneark
Baptist World Alliance Committee
Congress
Ber- Tin
Wallace Bassett
Dallas
Tex
Oswald Tark
Tallin
Estonia
Rangoon
Budapest
J. H. Bacoats
Baker
F. W. Patterson
Arcadia University
Nova Scotia
Uttereba
Theodore Adams
Richmond
Local Community Notes From Morgan County Macedonia
Mildred McCulloch and Mattie Washburn visited Ruthie Mae and sisters Thursday night. Several residents attended a meeting at Moulton Heights last week. Meeting starts here the first Sunday in August with two services and a basket lunch. Preaching by Rev. Franklin and Rev. Bynum. B Y P U meets Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McCulloch
Mattie Washburn
Ruthie Mae
Irene Lucille
Ruby Washburn
Christine McCulloch
Alan Linderman
Moulton Heights
Orville Smith
Eugene
Coleman Smith
Huntsville
Leonard McCulloch
Decatur
Lee McCulloch
Irene Washburn
Christine
Mildred McCuloch
Mack Burgess
Lorene
Buck Burgess
Cullmen
Onnie Hamption
Texas
Finding God’s Work and Doing It With Him
A reflective line on discovering God’s purpose and joining in His work, emphasizing joy through alignment with divine activity and partnership in faith.
Local Folk Visit Amid Summer Trails in Morgan County
Mrs. Sarah Finnell and daughter from Leighton visited Wednesday. Earl Calvin family and Helen Lee from Miami vacationing with Rayburn Neville. Ruby Morrison of Huntsville spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs. S. W. Ferguson. Wylodine Brooks Idella Brooks Cecil Brooks and Celia visited late last week. Herbert Ferguson and Billy Mack Ferguson went to Florence Monday. Prof. E C McDaniel at Peabody this summer spent last weekend with Mrs. W. B. Spratlin Hackleburg and Mrs. Earl Graham Courtland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Finnell
Leighton
Earl Calvin
Helen Lee
Miami
Rayburn Neville
Ruby Morrison
Huntsville
W. Ferguson
Wylodine Brooks
Idella
Brooks
Cecil Brooks
Celia
Epen
Herbert
Ferguson
Billy Mack Ferguson
Florence
E. C. McDaniel
Peabody
W. B. Spratlin
Hackleburg
Earl Graham
Courtland
S. W. Brooks
Murphree Family Takes Detroit Trip For Week or Ten Days
Jim Murphree and sons left Tuesday for Detroit Michigan for a week or ten days. They will be joined home by their wife and mother who has been visiting her mother for two weeks. Roy Free narrowly escaped death when a lightning bolt struck a pig nearby and knocked him unconscious though not seriously hurt. Mr and Mrs H L Sutton drove to Newbury Sunday to attend services and visit friends. Beatrice Carroll is convalescing at the Irvin Dyar infirmary and hopes to be home this week. Friends mourn Mrs Lacy Christenberry, grandmother of Mrs Sam West, buried at Prospect Cemetery Monday. Lona Craig, children and Mr and Mrs Emmitt Woodarge visited relatives here Sunday. Hattie Martin and Mrs Byron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Murphree and Sons
Detroit
Michigan
Roy Free
H. L. Sutton
Newbury
Beatrice Carroll
Irvin-Dyar Infirmary
Sam West
Lacy Christenberry
Prospect Cemetery
Lona Craig
Emmitt Woodar¢g
Pin Hook
Hattie Martin
Byron
Community Notes from Morgan County Union Grove
Pauline Johnson returns from Auburn after a 4-H Club visit. Birth day party entertained by Ovada Kennum. Greenbrier relatives visited by Mr and Mrs McCulloch. Large church crowd attended services. Dorothy Clark spent Sunday with Bertha Taylor and others. Death of Mr Edd Clark mourned by friends. Nee1 singing Sunday night attended by Dorothy Clark and others. Robert Sutton of Decatur visited Ovada Kennum. Allen Jackson of Moulton visited Wednesday morning. Church at Moulton Heights Thursday night with several attendees. Nita Kitchens and Marjorie Russell attended Sunday afternoon church. Junior Hendsley returns from C C camps in Mississippi to live with his parents. Lyle Jones of Guntersville Dam spent weekend at home. Lavern Palmer of Decatur attended singing at Wren Sunday afternoon.
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Pauline Johnson
Auburn
Ovada Kennum
McCulloch
Greenbrier
Dorothy Clark
Bertha Taylor
Lucille Bates
Junior Hensley
Oswald Owens
Bernice Clark
Nita Kitchens
Rezzie Suggs
Sallie Clark
Edd Clark
J. C. White
Earl Clark
Gernie White
Nee
Robert Sutton
Decatur
Allen Jackson
Moulton
Clifford Palmer
Earle Clark
Ovtda Kennum
Franklin McCulloch
Moulton Heights
Marjorie Russell
Junior Hendsley
C. C. Camps
Mississippi
Tom Hendsley
Five Points
Lyle Jones
Guntersville Dam
Lavern Palmer
Wren
Local Visitors and Illness Reported in Tupelo
Jimmy Martin and Harold Young motored to Tupelo Mississippi on Tuesday. L P Hopkins and Mr and Mrs Emmet Hopkins were visitors in the community Monday. F S Stephenson continues ill after a stroke nine days ago.
Stop Injury to Late Corn in County Report
Farmers report serious damage to late corn from the tassel worm, the same as the corn ear worm. County agent recommends calcium arsenate dropped in the bud of each stalk as the best-known control, though it may not kill all worms.
Will Bird and Community Attend Revival Preparations
In Cullman County Willow Springs Mr and Mrs Grady Engle of Battle Ground visit Will Bird and family. Area residents plan to attend a revival at Corinth this week as crops in need of rain. Social visits, prayers at Pleasant View, and a party hosted by Mr and Mrs David Maddox are noted along with several trips to Cullman and interactions among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Engle
Battle Ground
Will Bird
Lois George
Louise
Helen Hill
Ora Williams
Pleasant View
Ida George
Ira George
Corinth
Mamie Mildred
Junior
David Maddox
Onar Hill
Wilmar
Mary Dotson
George Aaron
Congress actions round up amid lending bill debate
Senate continues debate on a 2.49 billion lending bill and a Labor committee resumes hearings on Wagner act amendments. House schedules an Anglo American barter bill and wage hour hearings, while Banking and Foreign Affairs panels take up amendments and hear ambassador Davies. Yesterday the House amended and passed a general transportation bill and the Senate spoke on lending for almost 12 hours.
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Senate
Labor Committee
HOUSE
John L. Lewis
Banking Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Davies
House Democrats
Clearing Increase in Birmingham Bank Clearings
The Birmingham Clearing House Association reports weekly bank clearings for the week ending yesterday. Total clearings were 19,624,732 dollars, up from 17,055,387 the prior year, with the previous week at 24,134,924 dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Clearing House Association
Birthday and anniversary party in Hartselle scene
In Hartselle on July 24 a home hosted a birthday anniversary for Miss Grace Buchanan of Memphis with a luncheon surprise and a wedding anniversary for Arthur and Mrs. Holder and for Mr. and Mrs. Blizzard. Guests enjoyed songs, flowers, and a decorated table plus a birthday cake.
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Arthur Holder
South Highlands
Grace Buchanan
Memphis, Tenn
Holder
Oliver Blizzard
Miss Buchanan
Mesdames Oliver Blizzard
Arthur White, Jr
Guy Roberts
Hilda Terry
Lizzie Reed Penn
Eleanor Rice Williams
Arthur Holder, Jr
Martha Lillian Whitman
Roberta Clarke
Sarah Ann Bennett
Frances Brown
Miss Brown
R. C. Brown
Margaret Payne
Jean Waldman
Gwen and
Nelle Payne
Patsy Ann Morgan
Cullman
Community revival canceled due to illness spreads
Lawrence County notes report Bro A W Jackson unable to hold a New Zion revival because his daughter is seriously ill. Typhoid inoculations begin as the school opens with good enrollment. A Thursday picnic invites all with music, ball games, and refreshments. Local visits from Grainger Hurst Hagood Portwood and others are mentioned along with 4 H club representation and teaching arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jackson
New Zion
Woman seeks governor’s decision to remarry after disputed marriage
Nancy Pierson Brooks Macy Brill says she is known as Mrs Brill in Nevada and Mrs Macy in California. She plans to bring an appeal from an annulment ruling that Brill obtained in California over their 1937 marriage. She says she wants to marry again and settle down, declining to name a future bridge grooms.
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Hollywood
Nancy Pierson Brooks Macy Brill
Culbert L
Brill
Nevada
Ventura
Calif
George Macy
New York
Revival and social visits fill Morgan County week
Morgan County residents attended an Oak Ridge revival last week and visited with neighbors in Neel Leesdale and Austinville. Edith Griffin Edith West and other locals shared time with friends as Bible school began and teachers were noted. Washburn-Roberts announces Mary Lou Washburns marriage to Roy Roberts on July 22 at Falkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Edith Griffin
Clyde Vandiver
Edith West
Bessie Thompson
L. Jones
Neel
R. W. Jones
Judson Herring
Manson Townsend
Leesdale
Moulton Heights
EF. C. Martin
Woodrow Morris
Austinville
Wilma Jones
Kyle Johnson
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
Advertising copy touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a fast remedy for malaria. It claims to relieve chills and fever with tasteless quinidine and iron and urges quick use at first sign, noting availability at drugstores and value in the large size.
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Grove
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Rock Spring
Dan Sparkman
Dawson
Laurice Lamon
Wilson Mitchell
Claud Lamon
Minor Lamon
Trinity
Walter Lamon
Dewey McCulloch
Virgil Owen
Tennessee
J. D. McCulloch
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Oklahoma
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Palestine
King
Benld
Illinois
Spa Pop
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Pygmalion
the Princess
Hartselle
E. P. Thornhill
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Pensacola
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Jerry
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J. P. Walter
Ry “E. Hardwick
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Margene Praytor
Earl Bennett
Dorothy Bennett
Memphis
Tenn
Martha Smith
Lawrenceburg
Bobby
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Brown
Lawrence County Co
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Macy
Basham
North Alabama
Hartselle-Decatur
College
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Athens, Alabama
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