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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
5
Sunday worship at Westminster Presbyterian includes 9:00 am service and 10:00 am Church School with choir practices in the evening. Westside Baptist announces morning worship at 10:55 am, evening service at 7:30 pm, youth choir, B T U, Hemline groups and various missionary study and club meetings through the week.
A long religious reflection contrasts Amos and Hosea warnings to ancient Israel with present social ills such as crime waves and corruption. It notes the Exodus, Promised Land, idolatry, and Assyrian exile, urging repentance and reverence for Bible teachings, plus church notices and schedules for Central Methodist Church and Christian Science services.
St. Ann's Catholic Church lists masses confession and contact details with Rev. Dan O'Reilly. Sixteenth Avenue Baptist outlines Sunday School morning and evening services led by Rev. William L. Hacker with training Union BTU meetings and various youth and officers gatherings.
Memorial Drive Methodist at 109 Memorial Drive NW lists Rev. W. M. Jones as pastor. Morning worship at 10 50 features a Sermon on the Mount and anthem When The Morning Comes sung by a choir directed by E. C. Hendon. Evening service at 7 30 focuses on the Sixth Commandment with special music. WSCS meets Monday 7 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer 7 15 p.m. and choir rehearsal at 8.
Sherman at Riverview Sunday School begins 9 45 am led by Ralph Jones supt Morning worship 11 00 am with Rev Adolph Blakeny of Tennessee Temple College Chattanooga Tenn Evening Union 7 00 pm directed by Leon Smith Prayer rooms for adults Evening worship 7 30 pm features Blakeny message A warm welcome awaits you to Grace Baptist Come worship with us
Paul E Krohn pastor of Pauls Lutheran invites congregation to Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 10 45 a m Teachers of Sunday School will meet Tuesday evening June 29 at the parsonage at 7 p m
206 7th Ave SW lists W R Sessions as pastor with contact 3090 W. Sunday School at 10 morning worship 11 N Y P S service and junior service at 6 30 p m Evening message at 7 30 a m Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Each night prayer meeting at the mission on 6th St between 4th and 5th Ave SE Also Sunday.
The lesson recalls the Northern Kingdom of Israel under Hoshea as Assyria, led by Shalmaneser, besieges Samaria for three years around 724 to 721 BC. The Israelite elite are carried away to Assyria, while many remain serving other gods. The text questions faith and Messiah hope amid exile and urges Christian aid to displaced people.
Morning and evening services held each Sunday at 10 00 a m 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Rev Hyde leads the services and a hearty welcome awaits all who come.
The Willoughby Presbyterian Church at Corner 6th Avenue and 9th Street SE invites all to attend. Reverend Neely D. Crawford is pastor. Church School is at 10:00 a.m. Luther Sellers, superintendent. Public worship at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Midweek prayer service is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Rev Paul E Goodner pastor Sunday School 9 45 am Clarence Hudson Sunday School Supt welcomes all to worship 11 00 am with pastor BTU 6 30 pm Ussery Harris director evening service 7 30 pm evangelistic message Wednesday prayer band 10 00 am and mid week prayer service 7 30 pm
The New Salem Baptist Church invites the public to revival services starting July 18 led by evangelist Rev. Paul E. Goodner. Pastor Rev. Frank Hichards will preach at morning worship after Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. services. Clyde Crawford chairs Sunday School.
On June 27 the Second Sunday after Trinity worship includes 7 30 AM Holy Communion 9 45 AM Church dhool 11 00 AM Morning Prayer and Sermon with adm ission of Officers of the Young Churchmen and a trainee Acolyte 4 30 PM Brotherhood of St Andrew Week events list Feast of St Peter on Tuesday 10 00 AM Holy Communion Wednesday 8 00 PM Adult Confirmation Class Bishop Carpen Confirmation set for July 14 at 7 30 PM
Services on Sunday include 9:45 Church School 11:00 Divine Worship 5:45 Youth Meet and 7:30 Evening Worship. The morning sermon will be titled A Collection for God's His.
The evening service theme is Alive to God. Families are urged to attend this Sunday for details on the Program of Advance for the Disciples of Christ in Alabama. If you have no church home you are invited to worship at First Christian with Donald W. Frantz as minister.
Corner Oak and LaFayette Streets lists services and meetings at First Baptist Church. Rev W K Stephenson leads morning and evening worship with Lord's Supper observations. Sunday school at 9 45 and 11. Baptist Training Union at 6 30. W M U program Monday at 2 30. R A meetings and officers council picnic. midweek prayer at 7 30. adult choir at 8 and a Thursday department picnic at Delano Park.
Rev W J Johnson pastor. Sunday School 9 45 a m Ed Self Supt Morning worship 11 00 a m Training Union 6 30 p m Howard Culver director Evening worship 7 30 p m Monday 10 30 a m W M U meet at church Week of Prayer program Tuesday 7 p m Y W A with Miss Melba Halbrooks Wednesday 7 p m officers and teachers meet Prayer service 7 30 Choir rehearsal 8 30
Corner of Canal and Lafayette Streets invites congregants to Sunday School at 9 45 led by F O Smith. Fourth Sunday Missionary program features Wesley Fellowship Class. Morning worship at 1055 includes a sermon My Solving Help and anthem Hear Thou My Prayer. Choir directed by J Fleming. Evening service at 7 features Dr Otis E Kirby.
The United States stored 66.5 million tons of corn oats and barley in April 1954, about 10 percent above the previous year’s record. This reflects higher agricultural reserves as the harvest year progresses. Related data indicate stronger inventory levels across major grain categories and implications for market supply.
A report notes the battleship Missouri has 9 percent of its deck area available for potential use.
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