Miss Claxton to Instruct at Huntingdon Training School
Miss Tempe Claxton of Decatur will join Alabama Synodical Training School at Huntingdon College Montgomery June 17 to 21. She will teach a Christian Community Action course using Youth World Church by Sara Little.
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Tempe Claxton
Decawr
Alabama Synodical Training School
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church
Decatur
Claxton
Sara Little
Synod of Alabama
Miss Claxton
Guy Claxton
Memphis
North Alabama
Controversial Good News Musical Set At Central Baptist
Central Baptist Church to stage the folk musical Good News by the You Choirs in the main auditorium Sunday at 7 30 pm. The show, first produced at Glorietta NM, sparked church furor nationwide and features calypso and bosso nova rhythms with a Broadway style stage production.
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Faye Blair
You Choirs
Central Baptist Church
Carner
Decatur
Alabama
Church Recreation Department
Sunday School Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Tex
Water Island once military post now Water Isle Colony Club resort
Water Island in St Thomas once served as a World War I and II observation post. The current Water Isle Colony Club resort uses the site for leisure and social activity, described here as girl watching in a wry local tone.
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ST Thomas, Virgin Islands
St. Thomas Harbor
Water Isle Colony
Rev Glaze Named Financial Secretary for Alabama Baptists
A Alabama native from Cullman County was elected financial secretary for the Alabama Baptist denomination based in Montgomery. He will begin June 12 and replaces Henry D. Strickland who retired for health reasons. The role involves receiving accounting and disbursing funds, with nearly 612 million in mission gifts this year. He is married to Sue Smith and has three sons.
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Ullman
North Suburban Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Glaze
Baptist Building
Montgomery
Rev. Glaze
Athens College
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Henry D. Strickland
Thiokol Chemical Corporation
Huntsville
New Orleans Seminary
James
Edgar Glaze
Falkville Baptist
New Orleans
Baptist Theological Seminary
Charles Glaze
Falkville Baptist Church
Redus E. Glaze
Cullman County
Oxford
Alabama Baptist
State Baptist Business Office
Sue Smith
Ft. Payne
Curtis Ramey to Speak at Memorial Drive Church Series
Curtis Edward Ramey of Fort Worth will headline a gospel meeting series at Memorial Drive Church of Christ from June 2 to 8. Services are set for 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday with weekday sessions at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A lawyer by background, Ramey left private practice in Huntsville in 1959 to advise for the Army Ballistic Missile Agency at Redstone Arsenal and later served as Madison County events court judge. He became minister of Anson Church of Christ in 1962 before his current role as Fort Worth pastor.
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Curtis Edward Ramey
Bogart Dr
Fort Worth
Tex
Huntsville
Memorial Drive Church of Christ
Ramey
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Redstone Arsenal
Madison County
Anson Church of Christ
Anson
Texas
Fort Worthi
College founder to speak at Mt Pisgah Baptist Church
Dr. Lee Roberson founder of Tennessee Temple College in Chattanooga will address Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Buck Island Road on Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 p m He will conduct instruction sessions for pastors teachers and church officials Lectures open to the public Bible school runs Monday through Friday 9 11 a m Skip Stewart of Flint will lead evangelistic services Saturday and Sunday at 8 30 p m
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Athens
Lee Roberson
Highland Park Baptist Arch
Tennes Temple College
Chattaooga
Tenn
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Buck Island Rd
James Ray
Bible School
Iday
Suny
Skip Stewart
Flint
Fort Worth College News Notes Ramey Family Details
In September 1965 at a Christian college in Fort Worth the Ramey family is recorded. Parents Benjamin H. and unnamed mother live near Huntsville at 711 Mastin Lake Rd. Their son Thomas C is 13 and Mark is 9. Ramey is married to Edwina Collins.
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Christian College
Fort Worth
Ramey
Benjamin H. Ramey
Mastin Lake Rd
Huntsville
Edwina Collins
Thomas C
Mark
Cotaco Vacation Bible School at Cotaco Methodist
Vacation Bible school will be held at Cotaco Methodist Church from Monday to Friday between 9 and 11 a.m. for all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotaco
Cotaco Methodist
Elcome
Memorial Day First Official Observation in 1868
The holiday was first officially observed on May 30 1868 honoring fallen soldiers. A general order established the celebration, and it began with ceremonies across battlegrounds and towns. It marked the start of a nationwide remembrance tradition.
First Woolworth's 5 and 10 Store Opens in Utica
The first Woolworth's five and dime opened on February 22, 1879 in Utica New York marking the origin of a nationwide discount retail chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth’s
Utica
N.Y
Brookhaven Baptist Church Schedule and Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45, morning sermon at 11, evening service at 7:30. Evening waves at Drive Southwest. C. R. Burns serves as pastor.
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Bible School
J. Hampton Keathley
S.W
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