Benjamin Davis Jr heads to Finland for International Living program
Benjamin T. Davis Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Davis Sr. of Decatur, leaves Birmingham on June 15 to join the Experiment In International Living. He will live with a Finnish family in Helsinki after four days orientation in Brattleboro Vermont. He travels with a group of ten and will be a goodwill ambassador from Decatur for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin T. Davis Jr
Birmingham
Alabama A. & M
Benjamin
A. & M. College
New York
Brattlesboro
Finland
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Helsinki
Benjamin T. Davis Sr
12Th Ave
N.W
Decatur
Alabama
Oakland Methodist Service Schedule and Pastor
Order of service at Oakland Methodist Church lists Church School at 9 45 a m supervised by Brother Charles Elliot and the 11 o clock sermon delivered by Rev N W Dobbin pastor with senior choir providing music. Members of Oakland WSCS participate.
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Oakland Methodist
N. W. Dobbin
Church School
Charles’ Elliot
Oakland Wscs
Moulton Heights Baptist Church Schedule and Revivals
Morning worship at 9 45 a m and 11 00 o clock with Rev Smith pastor. At 2 00 p m Sisters Auxiliary joins Moulton Heights Baptist Church Society. Sunday night at 7 30 Rev Willie Brown to preach. Mrs Dora L Banks ton sponsor. Sisters Auxiliary meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 5 45 p m. Mrs Mary Grisby president. Senior Choir rehearsals 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 7 00 p m. Mrs A M Robinson president. Wednesday night July 1 revival starts at 7 00 p m. First Sunday night preaching at 7 00. Mrs S M Garner reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters’ Auxiliary
Moulton Heights Baptist Church Society
Smith
Willie Brown
Dora L. Bankston
Mary Grisby
A. M. Robinson
S. M. Garner
James Harris
BTU
Cora McDonald
St. Paul
Sister’s
M. Cowley
E. Ballentine
E. Miller i Ranorter
Church Schedule and Events for St Stephen and Jones Chapel
St Stephen union lists weekly services with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11:30 a.m. BTU at 5:30 p.m. and choir and auxiliary meetings. Jones Chapel M E notes a musical program and lawn tea after services on June 28. Hillsboro First Baptist outlines 10:00 a.m. school and 11:00 a.m. worship with a Sunday night musical program. Public invited to all events.
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H. P. Snodgrass
Huntsville
Alabama
Snodgrass
First Baptist Church of
A. K. Moseley
Cecil Hamilton
Decatur
Odell Cargle
B.T.U
Jerry Southward
Jones Chapel
WSCS
MYF
Moulton Heights Baptist Church Services Update
Rev James Smith pastor leads morning worship at 11 00 with Sunday school at 9 30 Deacon Cater presides at 9 30 Morning worship serves as sermon by the pastor The Moulton Heights Missionary Society plans a Sunday 3 00 turnout with other invited societies Public invited to all services
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James Smith
Moulton Heights Missionary Society
Hayes Retains Trainer Contract for Pershing Missile Trainer
Hayes International Corp. secures a $1,506,928 U S Army contract to continue manufacture of a Pershing missile trainer. Hayes had won the original contract in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Hayes International Corp
Hayes
Road Gang Funding Hurdle Slows Convict Dismissal Plan
Gov George Wallace says money blocks eliminating convicts from road gangs. Highway Dept pays Prisons $55.90 monthly per convict, about 2,000 used, with prisons depending on revenue. He proposes better screening or more guards if revenue loss cannot be offset. He spoke after Masonic Day in Florala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florala
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Prisons Department
Highway Department
Frank Lee
Stevenson
Scottsboro
Enterprise
Roulette Proves Fatal Foe Center Point Youth
Funeral services were held for Walter Emory Helton 17 of Center Point after he was killed during a game of Russian roulette in Birmingham. Jefferson County deputy Conor W. L. Allen Jr. ruled the death accidental, saying Helton fired a .22 pistol at his temple after three hammer clicks on an empty chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Center Point
Jefferson County
Conor W. L. Allen Jr
Walter Emory Helton
Governor Speaks on Access and Dignity
A government official contends that true leadership requires legitimacy and openness. He asserts that if authority cannot be exercised openly at the front door, it should not be pursued through back channels.
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Westside Baptist
Shelby Jean Owens
Nashville
Tennessee
Emma Gilchrist Warren
First Baptist Church
Vickie Burkes
Eulylia Ballentine
Margaret Bryant
Sharon Cox
Brenda Davis
Frank Dillard
Diana Ellison
John Thomas Ellison
Doris Embry
Viola Jackson
Sandra Jones
Waltina Jones
Jean Lyle
Nora McGahee
Rachel McGregor
Beethoven
Brahms
Schumann
de Lulli
Chopin
Franz Liszt
Annie Ruth Gilchrist
Miss Gilchrist
M. L. Gilchrist
Hazel Harrison
Gilchrist
Alabama State College
Montgomery
J. H. Gilchrist
First Baptist
H. J. Lancaster
Brite
Rall
Lorie
Ironing Board
Hillsboro
Rev. S. Hunt
Jessié
Mason
Moulton Heights
Road Gang
Lee
U. S. Supreme Court
Masons
Masonic Order
Trojan Luggage
S.E
Hock
Dodge
Satoe
Second Avenue
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