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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1975

Page

2

Ghost image at New Mexico church school eyed by monks

At St. Bernard College in Holman a reported wall image resembling Jesus draws pilgrims but Father Rocky Beeman questions its meaning. He notes visions recur through history, contrasts faith with photography, and says he would rather seek God on a tennis court.

Associated Press Saifi St. Bernard’s Rocky Jesus Christ Man In the Moon Moses John the Baptist George Washington St. Bernard College Herman

Image of Christ photo prompts priest’s calm stance

Rev. Dennis Beeman of St. Bernard College in Cullman comments on wire photos claiming an image of Christ appears on a wall at a New Mexico church school. He says religion is in people and love shown in daily life, not in mysterious images, urging focus on human acts over sensational signs.

Dennis Rocky”) Beeman St. Bernard College Cullman Associated Press Christ Bobby Herbert

Jack Doane Convicted of First Degree Manslaughter

Montgomery Advertiser reports sports editor Jack Doane convicted of first degree manslaughter for the stabbing death of his estranged wife Catherine on April 14, 1974. He received a five year prison sentence and plans to appeal while free under $5,000 bond.

Montgomery Ala Montgomery Advertiser Jack Doane Doane Catherine William Graham

Buffalo girl rides home on horse from Opelika

Eva Andrazejewzki an 18 year old from Buffalo New York left Opelika Alabama on Saturday riding her horse named Freezer for a 1100 mile trek home She plans to cover seven states in about 90 days at 20 to 25 miles per day The rider has been visiting Opelika for about a year and is traveling to see her parents The horse is an 11 year old named Freezer

Opelika Ala Buffalo N.Y Eva Andrazejewzki Miss Andrazejewzki

Woman Charged In Fatal Fire In Alabama

Cleburne County authorities charged Jessie Kitchens a 38 year old Heflin resident with first degree arson in the Abernathy Community house fire that killed three people. Sheriff Jack Norton said Kitchens is held on a 50 000 dollar bond. The house burned early Thursday and three charred skeletons were found inside with identification expected early next week.

Heflin Ala Cleburne County Jessie Kitchens Jack Norton Kitchens Abernathy Norton

He Watches His Garden Float Out Of The Yard

The narrator recalls gardening efforts from last spring with tomato plants bell pepper bushes and leaf lettuce by a back door garden. Marigolds keep some bugs away as the piece notes ordinary allotment of sustenance and simple yard agriculture amid a broad American interest.

Not Nice To Fool With Mother Nature In My Garden

The narrator details a backyard garden experiment during a wet season. He hires a worker to plant carrots lettuce beets squash cucumber peppers and tomatoes then storms wash away crops and soil washing yields away. He concludes it is not wise to challenge nature.

Harris AES Planning Workshop at University of Alabama

Norman Harris Jr. of Decatur attends a planning workshop for the University of Alabama National Alumni Association at Ann Jordan Farm. Frank Bromberg Jr. of Birmingham serves as chairman as the group maps goals and programs for the coming year with President David Mathews and university leaders expected to attend.

Tuscaloosa Norman Harris Jr Decatur University of Alabama National Alumni Association Ann-Jordan Farm Frank Bromberg Jr Birmingham University of Alabama David Mathews

Free Country Concert at Point Mallard Today

A free concert is at the Spirit of America stage in Point Mallard today at 4:30 p.m. sponsored by Decatur Parks and Recreation. Ken York and his group perform as part of a country music day at the T. C. Almon Recreation Center if rain threatens.

Spirit of America Point Mallard Decatur Parks and Recreation Department Ken York T. C. Almon Recreation Center

Diet guidance for high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis

A reader asks about a low saturate fatty acid diet for hypertension and arteriosclerosis. The answer says the local health department can provide this diet and other diet types, with proof from a doctor required.

DAILY

Hotel Motel Training Programs In Alabama

The main two year hotel motel restaurant program is at Jefferson State Junior College in Birmingham. It is the state's only accredited two year option with on the job training in Birmingham hotels and restaurants. Jefferson State's coordinator for hotel motel programs is available for contact.

Larest School Jefferson State Junior College Birmingham Jefferson State Alabama Troy State University Fred Harris LWB Decatur Oklahoma Waverly Way McLean Vir Baltimore M.W. Moulton Gillette Company

Rallies Set In Selma Against Sunday Open Stores

In Selma Alabama two church groups organize action over Sunday openings. The Selma Baptist Association urges a boycott of non essential stores open on Sundays with letters sent to businesses and churches asking members to avoid such shops starting next Sunday. A second group plans a Sunday rally in a supermarket parking lot targeting Delchamps for its role in a legal suit that allowed broader Sunday openings.

Selma, Ala Selma Selma Baptist Association Delchamps

Weekend Toll Six in Alabama from Wrecks and Drowning

A three car crash in Tuscaloosa and a drowning in Lake Lurleen, plus two-car and three-car crashes in Houston and Wilcox counties, push Alabama weekend accidental deaths to at least six. Victims include William Cope III, 19, a University of Alabama student, and Corlius Enies, 23, of Ensley.

Associated Press Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa County Alabama William Cope III Mobile Tuscaloosa City University of Alabama Ensley Corlius Ennies Lake Lurleen Houston County Columbia Ala Richard Williams Gerald Williams Gordon Georgia Line

Academy of Honor Selects 10 Members

The Alabama Academy of Honor named 10 new members including J L Bedsole, Charles A McCullum Jr, George M Murray, Ben Screws Gilmer, William J Rushton, Rucker Agee, Earl M McGowan, U S Sen James B Allen, Julia W Russell, and Milo B Howard Jr. Induction ceremonies will be held at the State Capitol Building on a date to be announced.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Academy of Honor Academy State Capitol J.L. Bedsole Mobile Charles A. McCullum Jr Birmingham Episcopal George M. Murray Ben Screws Gilmer American Telephone and Telegraph Co Atlanta William J. Rushton Rucker Agee Earl M. McGowan Chapman U.S James B. Allen Gadsden Julia W. Russell Alexander City Milo B. Howard Jr

Police Seek 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Stolen From Decatur Driveway

Decatur police investigate the early Saturday theft of a yellow 1969 Chevrolet Camaro owned by Miss Ann Williams of 809 Well Street. The car, with a black vinyl top, was parked in her driveway at midnight and vanished by 6 a.m. The vehicle was locked and ignition keys were not present.

Decatur Ann Williams Well St

Summer Rain Potential for Decatur Area

The Decatur area may see a shower or thundershower today as summer begins with humid conditions and southeasterly winds. Highs near 80 to 85, tonight and Monday lows around 70, with a 50 percent shower chance today fading to 30 percent tonight and Monday.

Decatur North Alabama South Alabama Middle Tennessee

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Jesus Cherishipper Living Today Holman N.M Beeman New Mexico St. Bernard Circuit Court Graham Dave Miller Harris Aes Planning Workshop THE Decatur Daily By Gayle Murphree Alberta Wilcox County Academy of Honor National Weather Service NOAA U.S. Dept. of Commerce Tennessee Gary Lloyd
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