Crucifixion Talk to Be Topic at First Baptist
The revival at First Baptist church grows with eveing services at 7:30. Rev Charles Bryan spoke on I Believe God asserting that all men without Christ are lost and that Christ can save all sinners. He will discuss The Crucifixion of Christ tonight. Dr Jesse M Rogers invites all to attend.
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Visitation Leader At Central Baptist To Leave Saturday
Carlyle Brooks, visitation program leader at Central Baptist Church, will leave Saturday for Chattanooga. During his Decatur stay he visited over 600 homes and praised the good people of Decatur.
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Woman Killed In Gadsden Auto Crash
An 68-year-old woman, Mrs. C. B. Phillips of Gadsden, was killed in a downtown collision in Gadsden yesterday. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stephens, were injured and taken to a local hospital.
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M Y F Council Meeting Plans Father’s Day Program
The M Y F met at Miss Bettie Wallace’s home for a regular council meeting. Mrs. Wallace Sims led a devotional and prayer while Miss Bettie Wallace presided over business. A Father’s Day program was planned and program duties for the coming month were assigned.
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Truman plans to reorganize government structures
President Truman seeks congressional approval for seven reforms to streamline federal agencies. A Hoover Commission report noted 287 recommendations guiding moves such as transferring the Employment Security Bureau to Labor, relocating the Public Roads Administration to Commerce, and granting the Postmaster General full internal authority.
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Johnny Goodman Wins 1933 U S Open Golf Title
Johnny Goodman became the last amateur to claim the U S Open championship, winning the title in 1933. The victory marked a historic moment for amateur golf against professional rivals.
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Persall and Related Families Visit Sunday
Mr and Mrs Raymond Persall visited Aubie Persall and family. Mr and Mrs James Nichols and family visited Willie Bee Roberson and son Oscar. Milton Persall stayed with Raymond Persall. Sam Fain visitors with Melvin Persall. Ardean and Lois Persall visited Alley Williams. Annie Doris Ponder visited Dean and Rachel Ponder.
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An Secret Everything Strange Don t Admirer Amb tor
A fragmented OCR line offers little clear fact. The readable bits reference secret, strange, and admirer ambiguities without a coherent event, person, or place to anchor a summary. No definite entities or actions emerge for a proper card.
Augusta county notes and mishaps in Morgan Lacey area
Local items report pastor illness from a neck carbuncle, a gasoline car fire injuring a new merchant, and residents visiting relatives. U S McCutcheon family returns from Hartselle, several outings to Huntsville, Chattanooga, Newport Tennessee, and Salem Arkansas. Home demonstration club meets with Mrs Hardie Thomas. families from Tutwiler visit Morgan City and DecaturBelle Mina trips noted.
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Decatur
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Elbert
Henry Fields
Ft. Benning
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Salem Ark
Family visitors and a garden incident with a rattlesnake
The text notes Hugo Fields arriving Friday with relatives H Fields and baby, visits from Roland Cantrall and family in Huntsville, and Mrs Ernest Parker gathering beans when a seven-rattle rattlesnake bit a puppy. Mr Parker killed the snake. the puppy survives. Mrs Parker jokes about canned beans. A random historical fact about bears and bull baiting in England is mentioned.
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Pasteeth Denture Powder Promises Comfort
An old dental ad claims PASTEETH powder helps dentures stay firm without gummy or pasty feeling. It touts odor reduction and easier speaking, urging readers to sprinkle PASTEETH on denture plates for firmer grip and improved comfort. Available at drug stores.
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