Forest Chapel WSCS Celebrates 25th Anniversary Luncheon
Forest Chapel Woman’s Society of Christian Service held a Monday luncheon at the church to mark the organization’s 25th anniversary. Mrs. Gene Douglas urged greater service in “A Call to Methodist Women” as leaders and past officers offered reports. A devotional and thanks followed the meal, with 14 members present plus district and sub district officers receiving guests and a rose bouquet presented to the WSCS.
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Homer Jones
Gene Douglas
M. G. Whitten
Decatur
A. P. Cox
WSCS
Tom Aaron
Pauline Higginbotham
Luther Roberts
Roy. Griffith
John Legg
Milton Kyle
Ben Roberts
L. H. Higdon
Cox
Mary Frances Woodall
Sea Of Giving Pledge Service Led By Mrs Woodall
After lunch the group met in the sanctuary for a general meeting and pledge service titled The Sea Of Giving. Mrs Woodall directed the program with several members taking parts and Miss Woodall singing the Lord's Prayer as the service closed.
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Lesley Woodall
Woodall
N. E. Bailey
W. P. Roberts
J. M. King
Jay Breeding
Aaron
Miss Woodall
Crow Class Holds Covered Dish Meeting at Home
The Crow Bible Class of Central Baptist Church met at Mrs. Erskine Chenault's home for a covered dish lunch. Mrs. Mason Crow, teacher, gave the devotion. Three visitors and 21 members attended for an afternoon of fishing and boat riding.
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Crow Bible Class
Central Baptist Church
Erskine Chenault
Mason Crow
Tom Stewart
George Morris
Edgar Young
Bride-elect Gore n on bridge by Charles H. Goren
Bridge hands feature the defense splitting spades as the couplet of North South and East West contend in a three no trump contract. South sacrifices at four spades to counter declarer, with East and West maneuvering to stop losses and force a trumping sequence that ends in a West ace of trumps for the setting.
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Local residents take visits across states and nations
Around The Valley notes several Falkville and nearby residents traveling to Florida Alabama Washington D C and New York for visits vacations and family gatherings. The list mentions Mr and Mrs Junior Butler Mrs Bobby Summerford Bill Quillen Bernard Schm idke Reginald Bogue Dennis Livingstone and others visiting relatives in Cocoa Beach Denver Washington Middlesboro Roanoke Gulf Shores and Winter Haven with dates in the recent period.
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Junior Butler
Cocoa Beach, Fla
Jones Chapel
Bobby Summerford
John
Robert
Falkville
Bill Quillen
Denver
Cola
Reginald Bogue
Joyce
Ted Parker
Washington, D.C
New York
Miss Glenda Belk Honored At Tea For Bride Elect
Mrs Frank Beall and Mrs Bunyan Roan hosted a tea at Mrs Bealls home in honor of Miss Glenda Belk bride elect of William Horace Pentecost. Yellow flowers tapers and lace decor filled the setting with silver and crystal for the occasion.
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Bunyan Roan
Frank Beall
Uppsala
Sweden
Glenda Belk
Miss Belk
William Pentecost
Bealls
William Horace
Four Minute Parsley Sauce for Fish
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Carnivorous Plants Survive by Eating Insects in Bogs
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Tandy Cronyn Debuts With Mother at Spoleto Festival
Jessica Tandy and her 18 year old daughter Tandy Cronyn will perform at Spoleto Italy in the Two Worlds festival this summer. Cronyn participates under a student actor scholarship and will join experimental programs directed by staff members including Miss Tandy who will star in two plays.
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Spoleto
Italy
Tandy Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Hume Cronyn
Miss .Cronyn
Miss Tandy
Ingmar Bergman
A Resounding Ink-lein Version Cited in Wood Column
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North America’s only native fowl called Turkish American bird
North America’s sole native domesticated fowl the turkey is described as the American bird in Turkey reflecting a cross cultural naming. The note links the bird’s origin to the Americas and its recognition abroad.
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North America
Turkey
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