Ladies Missionary Society Meets at Mrs. Edwards Home
The Westside Presbyterian group met Monday at 2 30 PM at Ms Ernest Edwards home. Mrs W J Tarpley gave opening prayer and Mrs W A Hoppers led devotional from Revelation 10 1 20 and discussed Clothed With Power. Six members attended with three guests and minutes were read by Mrs W F Busch.
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Ladies Missionary Society of
Westside -Presbyterian Church
Ernest Edwards
W. J. Tarpley
W. A. Hoppers
W. F. Busch
Frank Minor
Martha Minor
Joan Burton
Peggy Edwards
Westminster Women Hold Devotional and Choir Recitals
Westminster Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary met for prayer and a stewardship play led by Mrs. J L Appling. Catechism Class picnic at Seneca Springs featured swimming and a bountiful dinner. Mary Martha Bible Class plans a seven thirty o'clock meeting at Mrs. Frank Clements home with transport offered. The annual piano and voice recital at Westminster featured Junior and Seraph Choirs with multiple soloists and ensembles.
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First Presbyterian Church
Seneca Springs
Jack Rait
S. H. Wilds
Mary Martha
Central Baptist Sunday School
Frank Clements
Endlam Boulevard
Emma Sue Wright
J E. Barthelemy
Paul Eubanks
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Centennial Circle Gives First Baptist W M S Program
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met on Monday at 2:30 PM in Rose Chapel. Centennial Circle led a South America country tour program with speakers from Cuba Mexico Panama Guatemala Honduras and Costa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Rose Chapel
Cooper Guess
Herman Free
Centennial Circle
South America
J. M. Rogers
Sam Nettles
Guess
First Corinthians
Melvin Kennedy
Jim Lee
Cuba
Louis Blizzard
Mexico
Panama
J. B. Phillips
Guatemala
Honduras
Jack Fite
Costa Rica
Rogers
Miss June Bonds Guests in Lynn Ranch
Miss June Bonds of Lynn Ranch Alabama spends the week with Mr and Mrs Carmen Taylor. Joyce Crump Phyllis Nungesser attend graduation dance at Columbia Military Academy in Columbia Tennessee. Harriet Crump accompanies them. Suzanne Shelton attends the same event and remains for graduation exercises. Robert Tweedy Jr and family in Columbia Tennessee for the academy graduation. Robert Tweedy III part of the graduating class. Billy Levin travels to Tuscaloosa for the 1951 Boy State inauguration and to Auburn for summer session at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Allan Moody Ronnie Lee represent Decatur High at Boy State. A L Johnsons head to Virginia for vacation. Beckham Cummings Columbia Tennessee.
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June Bonds
Lynn Ranch
Alabama
Carmen Taylor
Joyce Crump
Phyllis Nungesser
Columbia
Tennessee
Columbia Military Academy
Harriet Crump
Suzanne Shelton
Robert Tweedy, Jr
Courtland
Robert Tweedy, Ili
Billy Levin
Tuscaloosa
Boys’ State
Northington
University of Alabama
Billy
Boy's State
Auburn
Alabama’ Polytechnic Institute
Allan Moody
Ronnie Lee
Decatur High School
Early Phinizy, Sr
M. S. Workman
Marjorie Workman
Julian Bibb
Candidates Vie At Boys' State
At the University of Alabama six candidates seek the governor's post and a slate of officers in the annual Boys' State election. Balloting by machine follows last night's campaigns with 200 plus juniors from Alabama’s counties. Key issues include 18 year old voting, teacher pay, roads, and poll tax abolition.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Northington
Bill Kelly Jr
Brewton
Floyd W. Gibbs
Waterloo
Brooks Maddox
Sulligent
Carlos Moorer
Wilsonville
Eugene Stanaland
Montgomery
Milam Turner
Selma
Warren Griffin
Gadsden
T. E. Walton
Killem
Leon Limley
Huntsville
Henry Taylor
Tallassee
Eugene King
Pell City
Bob Flowers
Hubert Matthews
Bridgeport
Joe Hadley
Bobby Goodsall
Florence
Elvin Gibson
Gurley
Robert Dumas
Falkville
Owen Farley
Jimmy Davis
Rogersville
Jack Ingram
Montevallo
Public Service Commission
Charles Monroe
Talladega
Sam Faucett
Northport
Arnold Alexander
Bear Creek
Bo Spears
Demopolis
James Smith
Cullman
Alfred Brann
Supreme Court
Rex Helms
Andalusia
Jack Poole
Madonna Circle Meeting At Central Methodist Church
The Madonna Circle of the Womans Society of Christian Service met June 4 at 7 30 pm in the church parlor. The session opened with Abide With Me, prayers by Mrs J C Smith and Rev T J Chitwood, business routine followed, devotional by Mrs Paul Milam, Bible study from Feminine Faces led by Mrs Holmes Turner, refreshments served to fourteen members and two guests Mrs Falla Bailey and Rev Chitwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Central Methodist Church
J. C. Smith
Paul Milam
Holmes Turner
T. J. Chitwood
Ordell Garvey
Jack Smith
Falla Bailey
Chitwood
Central W S C S Has Business Meet Monday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Central Methodist Church held its weekly business meeting Monday afternoon at three. Mrs. Rufus Warren presided and the group voted to meet the first three Mondays each month with visitations on the fourth, and announced a new circle, The Falla Bailey Circle, meeting in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. C. McClung
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Central Methodist Church
O Zion
Rufus Warren
Warren
Falla Bailey
Southern Illinois council adopts public address system
Benton residents praise the new public address system after acoustics improved in the council chamber. Mayor C. E. Hair says crowds will grow. The item notes visitors Missouri and relatives traveling, plus locals attending events in Columbia Tennessee and Newnan Georgia, with various residents mentioned.
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Council
C. E. Hair
Loot Taken At Decatur High School Break-In
Final action is expected Wednesday afternoon on a Decatur high school burglary last week. Two youths under sixteen were released to their parents. The break-in saw the theft of sports gear including sixty two T shirts nine baseball caps twenty two baseballs a basketball trophy a mechanical pencil and two gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Night keeper spots 618 bars in Brookfield Zoo lion house
Otto Holdik, a Brookfield Zoo night keeper, found a car in the zoo at 3 AM and encountered three fraternity pledges. When asked how many bars are in the lion house they asked about, he replied there are 600. He later counted 618 bars in the lion house.
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Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Otto Holdik
Zoo
Lion House
Holdik
Former Decatur Resident H D Tuck Dies in Louisiana
A former Decatur resident H D Tuck died suddenly of a heart attack Friday at his Monroe Louisiana home. He is survived by his wife Ida Bell Kellmer of Decatur, a daughter Mrs Louis Bennick of Monroe, a son Clayton of Boston, and brothers Jack and Richard of Huntsville. Burial services were held at 3 PM Sunday in Monroe.
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Decatur
H. D. Tuck
Monroe
Louisiana
Ida Bell Kellmer
Decatur 1
Louis Bennick
Clayton
Boston
Massachusetts
Jack
Richard
Huntsville
Wrecker Abandons Bank Block Facade Restoration Hope
The Pittsburgh district mourns a ruined Bank of Pittsburgh site as a wrecker balks at finishing the old facade. The 130-year building behind was razed seven years ago, leaving a nearly complete Corinthian style front that the owner insists remains an architectural relic.
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Pittsburgh
old-Bank of
Railway Classes in Budapest Limited to International Lines
Hungary will maintain three rail classes only on international routes. Home lines will keep two classes the cushioned and wooden bench according to the State Railways announcement.
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Budapest
Wrecker Offers Reward to Save Facade in Pittsburgh Scene
Frank J. Givens, a professional wrecker hired to demolish an edifice in Pittsburgh, offers a thousand dollars to anyone who will haul away the facade so he can skip the wrecking job. The motive centers on freeing up a coveted parking space while avoiding demolition effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank J. Givens
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Kenneth Evans Collier
Johnny Collier
Eighth Avenue East
G. W. Evans
Robert Collier
Priceville
Eas Ss
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William D. Sims, Jr
J. L. Appling
W. S. Hunter
Don Davis
Rachel Whitworth
Aileen West
T. R
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Ketterer
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Eckstein
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Lind
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Holst
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Schaum
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Martin
Heller
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Chopin
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Burleigh
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Peggy He
Bach
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Ann Tuck
Joe Allen Price
Charles Ogle
Elise
Beethoven
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Wayne Vaughan
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Letha Nan Parker
Carolyn McMillan
Bever
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Presbyterian
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Elmore
Britain
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Virginia
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Eighth Ave
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Hartselle
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Central W. S. C. S
Us&s
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Benton, Ill
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Fred S. Hunt, Sr
Amanda Jane Hunt
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Newnan
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S. Marion St
Athens, Ala
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Lindsay Street
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Aberdeen
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