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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
6
The Martin Circle met at Mrs. C. J. Martin’s home with Mrs. Guy Flautt as co host. Mrs. Rin led prayer and Mrs. Fuller led the devotional and business session. Seven members attended with a guest, Mrs. Holmes Turner serving as WSCS treasurer.
A faith themed feature explores personal belief and resilience, profiling individuals whose faith shapes daily life and community ties. The piece blends anecdote and reflection to illuminate spiritual practice across diverse backgrounds.
The Central Methodist Church circles met this week with the Chapman Circle hosting at the church led by Mrs. James Crow and Mrs. Pat Byrne. Officers were installed at the Pettey Circle and the State Circle shared scripture and reflections.
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A group including Denice Jett Gene Childers Betty David son Susan Parsons Elaine Poe Kim Cole Delene Derulle Susan Duff Vickie Stevenson Norris Broome director Jimmy Call Bobby Morast Timothy Miller Doug Poe Robert Duff Greg Waters Joe Teague Cheryl Berkeley Cindy Stevenson Dorothy Duff Terri Charles Linda Sanders Kim Watson and Kevin Cole will conclude the summer with a weekend retreat in August.
An advertisement essay promotes winning the 15 volume Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia for school and home use. It urges readers to send questions with name age and address to Tell Me Why care of the paper.
Yesterday's Puzzle Box winner is Diane Snow from Anderson South Carolina. Readers are invited to send riddles and jokes including a Zip Code for a chance to win the Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events.
The lesson recounts Herod Agrippa I’s rule and divine aid freeing Peter from prison. An angel awakens Peter, loosens his chains, and guides him past guards and gates to safety, demonstrating God’s intervention amid Roman authority and persecution.
A comic exchange where the patient says he feels like a dog and has believed it since childhood. The doctor questions the duration of the condition in a lighthearted, humorous bit.
A playful exchange identifies jellyfish as the topic and asks for a flavor angle. Frank tests Sue with a pun on taste beyond the obvious.
The text explains how earnings above 1500 dollars affect benefits and that yearly estimates can be revised. It notes disability requires five years of work in the last ten, and back pay is not issued for the first six months of disability with payments starting in month seven.
A statistical survey shows a jump in Australian missionaries sent abroad from 1,656 between 1959 and 1965 to a total of 4,416. The Australian Missionaries Association reported the increase in Sydney.
The Reverend Dr. Ho ward Hageman argues in the Church Herald that God’s Word once meant the printed scriptures but warns that if the printed word slides toward another kind of word we must redefine what we mean by the Word of God.
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