Bible School Attendees at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
A Daily Photo caption lists students who attended the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Vacation Bible School during the week of June 4. The group spans nine rows with numerous named participants including Cescerly Robinson Brett Key Jametha Birgins Stacy Robinson Cedrick Franklin Charlotte Matthews Christopher Malone Carter Franklin Will Dancy Larry Troupe Philomenia Birgen and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Vacation Bible School
Cescerly Robinson
Brett Key
Jametha Birgins
Stacy Robinson
Terri Smith
Cedrick Franklin
Charlotte Matthews
Christopher Malone
Carter Franklin
Will Dancy
Larry Troupe
Philomenia Birgen
Trevis Taylor
Trevera Taylor
Caterina Robinson
Trisha Taylor
Markus Prince
Dexter Robinson
Douglas Harper
Calvin Jones
Tyrone Prince
Barbara Marshall
Cynthia Abernathy
John Birdsong
Maryla Bibb
Trevor Wilkerson
Ralph Smith
Denise Birdsong
Frederick Abernathy
Stanley Tapscott
James Petty
Demetricia Robinson
Sarah Birgins
Stephen Harper
Ronald Allen
Sharon Gill
Henry Evans
Paul
D E C A T U R D A I L Y R E C O R D S Admissions
List of names and titles under Decatur Daily Records headings including admissions and dismissals across multiple towns in Alabama. Names span Decatur Athens Trinity Town Creek Falkville Hillsboro Somerville Huntsville and surrounding areas with many individuals credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Admissions
James Blythe
Courtland
Bular Henson
Decatur
Winnie Wallace
Trinity
Alice Simmons
John Butler
Cullman
Eva Walker
Perry Speegie
Hartselle
Myrtle Holmes
Somerville
Minerva Ivey
Huntsville
Tena
Town Creek
Jack Sharp
Texas
James Pugh
Timothy Pitt
Hillsboro
Billie Hinkle
Harwell Edwards
Felix Baker
Sandra Cheatham
Tony Watkins
Janice Dotson
Illiam Mullican
Brenda Hitt
Joy Bates
Ardmore
Tenn
Sally Haynes
Athens
Sols
Hazel
George Bolden
Rose Marie Steele
Shirley Teal
Felix Batts
Mildred Hazel
Margaret Warnick
Louis Keenum
Nancy Rusbon
Pamela Ellison
Verneda King
Winnie Hallmark
Woodrow Speakman
Annie-Sue Wheeler
Clarence Tapscott
Hartselle Letha
Phillips
Clarence Houston
Sylvia Crow
Carolyn Day
Lacey Springs
Billy Shaneyfelt
Wilma D. Hill
Charles McCulloch
Frederick Eubanks
Bradley Meadows
Debra Meadows
Elizabeth Ward
William McCleskey
Annie O. Henson
Carrie O’bar
Josie Pride
Charles Bolton
Lena Snopes
Ida Bouldin
Oscar Goodwin
Lucille Chatman
Richard Grant Bailey
Cleveland
Ohio
Jackson
Lethae Tapscott
Charles Edward Henry
Leonard Stacy Terry
Hollis van Brown
James Jack Hamilton
Henry Ellis Nix Jr
Julia Loraine Watkins
Curtis Johnson Terry Jr
Patricia Carol Jackson
John Thomas Tackett
Gerald Lee Haynes
Vinemont
Donnie Ray McGuire
Elkmont
Judy Ann McNeal
Hiram Claude McMurtrie Jr
Terry Wayne Lolley
Hackleburg
Lonnie
Edwin Oden
Eva William Thomas Bates
Alasco Lorraine Stuart
James B. McGehee
Mary Ruth Mooney
Rogersville
Thomas Olive Boyd
Ricky J. Taylor
David Walker Sims
James David Jane
Timothy Wayne Childers
George E. Down
Hazel Flounce Anderson
Harrison
Wavon Nelson
Moulton
Clyde
Roy Odis Bates
Marvin Pettit
Mary Ellen Holderfield
Claude Williams
Guntersville
William Allie McGlocklin
Emery Baker
Asa Glenn Childs
Greene
Leroy Cowley
Margaret Evelyn Vaughan
Peggy Joyce Speake
Jerry Spears
Michael Russell Mink
Anita Jo Whitchite
Falkville
Sammie D. Denmark
Robert
Doyle Ray McCullar
Double Springs
Charles Jackson Quinn
Dennis R. Ratliff
Decatur General Hospital
Ernest Marion Waters
Willard Archer
Danville
James E. Parker
Robbie Ray Trussell
Johnny
Dewey Montgomery
Earl Glenn Stringer
Clarence Richard Parr Jr
TV Guide style lineup and obituaries from Decatur Daily
A dense TV schedule lists programs from 5:00 to 1:45 with titles like American Bandstand 20th Anniversary Show and The Untouchables. The page also catalogs births, obituaries, and a long parade of names, towns, and hospital notes centered on Decatur and nearby Alabama communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Bay
Dick Clark
Tell Me Why Winner Honors Herman Melville Book
A reader contest promotes the New Book of Knowledge set praising Herman Melville and his novel Moby Dick. It notes Melville's New York birth in 1819, early schooling end, and varied work before a sea voyage aboard a whaler bound for the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Melville
New York City
Melville
South Pacific
Area Gospel Sings Highlight Community Events
A crowded schedule of 7:30 p.m. gospel sings and benefits across churches in Decatur Hartselle Danville and nearby areas features groups such as the Harmonettes West Family Gatemen Quartet and the Kings Servants with no admission. Special events include a Decatur Saddle Club horse show and a Betty Jones benefit at Flint Elementary with offerings refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooksville Church of
Decatur Saddle Club
Morgan County Fair Grounds
Rock Springs Baptist Church
Gatemen
Decatur
Brewer High School
Alabama 67
Brooksville Church of God of Prophecy
West Quartet
Hartselle
Betty Jones
Flint
The
King’s Messengers
Melody Five
Gospel Five
Herman Melville Life and Works Summary
The article traces Herman Melville from his voyage and mutiny experiences to his literary success with Typee Omoo and Moby Dick. It notes his shift from prose to poetry, his later work as a New York customs inspector, and his death in 1891. It ends with a light joke in FUN TIME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Tahiti
U. S. Navy
New York
Herman Melville
First Baseball Of Season Thrown Underhand
A reader recalls a notable season opener where the first pitch was delivered underhand. The account highlights the novelty and local reaction to this unconventional delivery style as the season begins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bible School
Lisa Chains
Janice Marshall
Peggy Jones
A. F. Jarman
Robert Jackson
Raymond Stevenson
Gina Fletcher
Michael Fletcher
Gregory Jackson
Decatur Daily
H. R. Pufnstop
Viva Maria
Jackson Five
Amazing Chan
Jetsons
Osmonds
Gilligan’s Island
Electric Company
Audie Murphy
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Daddy
Grace
Akron
Mica Bages
Edaahaa
Survival
Etn Anderson
MOV
Dennis O’keefe
Gale Storm
Jeff Chandler
Wide World OF Sports International
Wilburn Brothers
Lloyd Bridges Water World
Jeannie Seely
Buddyan
America
Lawrence Welk
Daniel Boone
Archie
Edith
Jim
James J. Corbett
Errol Flynn
Alexis Smith
Jack Carson
U. T
Bridget
Bernie
NEFL
Lubbock
Tex
Ralph “Shug
Jordan
John McKay
USC
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
Rhoda
Brigitte Bardot
Jeanne Moreau
Bob
Newhart
IMF
U. S
Rich
Buddy Rich
Billy Eckstine
Hellbenders
Joseph Cotten
Ida Lupino
Cornel Wilde
Richard Widmark
John Carradine
Perry Mason
MAN From
U.N.C.L.E
Basil Rathbone
Sahara
Nell
Bob Brandt
Judd
Bee Gees
Wilson Pickett
Steve Miller Band
Avengers
Mr.j
Sue ES
Tery
MR. J
Gateway Center
Decatur Telecable
St. Ave, SE
Walden‘s Chapel
Sparkmans
Rock Creek Baptist Church
Caddo Congregational Christian Church
Walden‘s Chapel Church
Harmonettes of
Singing Sparkmans of
Shiloh Baptist Church
Alabama 36
Old Shiloh Methodist Church
Sivley
Woodall’s
Moulton Rd
Friendship Baptist Church
Old Friendship Baptist Church
Aquadome
South Morgan County
Citizens Band
Mene Club
Hartselle City
Tri-County
Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
Tri-County District Health Building
Cherry St
Leon Chambers
First Church of the Nazarene
Ghost and Goblins Book Club
American Association of Retired Persons
Summer Manor
Levin- Peurifoy Cabin
Gospel Tabernacle
Punkin Center
Chi Omega Sorority
William T. Pigott
Chi Omega
Ostomy Association of
North Alabama
Vocational Rehabilitation Service Center
Governors Dr
Ainslie Wyle
Chuckle
Joe
Jack
Brookhaven Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Church
Memorial Drive
S.W
ALL Services
John H. Tucker
Wayne Fields
Best Buy
Tia
Ney
Aycock
Trinity Chapel
Decatur, Ala
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rabon Stewart
Ines
Austinville
Church OF Christ
State Avenue
James W. Clark
Wajf Radio
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