Youth Day Program at St James Church Planned
St James No 1 Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces Youth Day on Sunday June 14 featuring a 4:00 program. Rev W E Scott presides with Morning Devotional and 11:30 worship. Mrs Carrie Matthews will speak on Youth Behavior in Home Church and Community. Public invited.
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Kaye Miller
Gernice Sykes
Sister’s Aid Society
Milene Owen
ST. James No. 1
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. E. Scott
St. James C. P. Church
Carrie Matthews
Church Choir Schedule Shows Weekly Rehearsals
Monday through Thursday events list rehearsals and services. The Junior Usher meets at its usual hour, Junior Choir and Choir No 2 rehearse, mid week prayer service and Bible class occur Wednesday, and the Senior Choir rehearses Thursday.
Mrs Pansy Tramble and family head to General Assembly
Mrs Pansy Tramble and her son David depart Sunday for Detroit Michigan where she will attend the Cumberland Presbyterian's Nineteenth General Assembly and visit relatives. Mrs Miriam Williams and her daughters leave Friday June 13 for New York for a three week vacation to tour the World's Fair Area.
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Nineteenth General Assembly
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New York
Awards Made By MSFC in Huntsville honors sixteen employees
Dr. Wernher von Braun presented 16 MSFC awards in Huntsville including a 30 year pin. Recipients span the Astrionics Laboratory Propulsion and Vehicle Engineering Laboratory and Technical Services Office with awards ranging from 150 to 500 for suggestion and performance.
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Wernher von Braun
Marshall Space Flight Center
MSFC
Ray Mullen
Astrionics Laboratory
Navy Yard
Washington, D.C
Lester Katz
Propulsion and Vehicle Engineering Laboratory
Richard Tedrick
Test Laboratory
Hans Palacro
James McCool
Technical Services Office
Russell Walker
Joe Bryson
Robert Horton
William Brooksbank
Ivar Istad
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Henry Leech
Computation Laboratory
Emil Havrilla
Robert Hurford
Virgil Blake
Lorena Neisler
P & VE
James Lundy
Manufacturers See Tax Cut Boost Global Sales
A Commerce Department survey of 1,200 large manufacturers shows anticipated sales growth through September of 2 percent or more, aided by the federal income tax cut. Firms expect higher sales and broader optimism as customers respond, with the economy possibly breaking records as savings move into investments, travel, and consumer goods.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Commerce Department
Limestone County bids sought for two high school gyms
Athens Limestone County Board of Education authorized Supt. George Roberts to seek bids within a week for gymnasiums at Tanner and Elkmont High Schools. The board will meet Wednesday to open bids and award the contract, with one firm already bidding and another to be approached. An inspection of Johnson Junior and Owens Junior high gyms occurred during the meeting.
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Elkmont High School
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Johnson Junior
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Moulton Opens Race Doors Friday
City Clerk Barbara Coffey said a resolution will be published today and candidates can begin qualifying Friday for the August election. Present aldermen declined to confirm re election plans amid rumors of at least four candidates including Mayor Monroe Sandlin former Mayor Dr George Carraway and board members Wallace Sneed and Howard Burch.
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Barbara Coffey
Coffey
Monroe Sandlin
George Carraway
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Howard Burch
Chemstrand Cuts Comuloft Price On Nylon Carpet Yarn
The Chemstrand Company announced a price drop from 25 to 29 cents a pound for its Comuloft continuous filament nylon carpet yarns. R. E. Smith, vice president and GM of marketing, said the new prices took effect June 3 and, with a major merchandising push, will broaden the market for licensed carpets with the Cumuloft nylon quality standard program.
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Chemstrand Company
R. E. Smith
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Ft Rucker timber bids called for 2378 acres in Alabama
Bids to harvest and buy timber from 2 378 acres at Ft Rucker Alabama will be publicly opened June 30 by Army Engineers. The Mobile District says the land holds about 1.8 million board feet of pine sawtimber and 3544 cords of pine pulpwood. Also bids to construct a non potable water system at Arnold Engineering Development Center Tennessee were called for June 24.
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Ft. Rucker
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Army
Mobile District Office
Arnold Engineering Development Center
Tullahoma
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