Revival at Methodist Church announced by Rev L D Nance
Falkville notes report Rev L D Nance announces annual revival at the Methodist Church starting Sunday evening. Rev Grant Parris from Piedmont will deliver two messages daily at 7 30 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening. Auxiliary social at Mrs Jerry Nix Hart home features Miss Mary Alice Morris report on Girls State in Montgomery. Numerous local residents named in social roundups and visits to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Nance
Methodist Church
Grant Parris
Piedmont
Jerry-Nix-Hart
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Alice Morris
Girls
Montgomery
Miss Morris
Rock
Canasta
W. M. Morris
Charles Gardner
Frank Hart
Five Lawrence County youths to join July induction
Five Moulton area youths will leave Tuesday morning for the Montgomery induction center. Floyd Leamon Morgan Trinity 1, Charles Lester Carter Town Creek, George Calvin Little Mr. Hope, Robert Craig Minor Moulton, and Leon Milton Stover Danville 2 are among those called. Twenty one men will go July 2 for pre induction physicals. Local draft board clerk Mrs. Marie Simms notes several July physicals are repeat examinees and may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Moulton
Montgomery
Floyd Leamon Morgan
Trinity
Charles Lester Carter
Town Creek
George Calvin Little
Mr. Hope
Robert Craig Minor
Leon Milton Stover
Danville
Marie Simms
Simms
County A S C officials attend state meeting in Montgomery
County agent Sam McClendon and directors J W Counts Alva Wade Ter rel Bowling and Charlie B Burns attended the state meeting of the Agricultural and Stabilization Authority in Montgomery Tuesday and Wednesday. Lawrence Simms, confined by back injuries, is recuperating at home on Moulton 3. Mrs L H Aldridge was guest of her mother Mrs G W Etheredge in Austinville last weekend. Mr and Mrs M J Lott Hillsboro 1 and Tom Pettus were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McClendon
J. W. Counts
Alva Wade
Terrel Bowling
Charlie B. Burns
A.S.C
Agricultural and Stabilization Authority
Montgomery
Lawrence Simms
Moulton
L. H. Aldridge
G. W. Etheredge
Austinville
M. J. Lott
Hillsboro
Tom Pettus
Hymn Tune Born From Fly Leaf Ink
In Baltimore in 1865 organist John T. Grape wrote a tune and gave it to his church pastor. Elvina M Hall, a choir member, penned four verses on the fly leaf of The New Lute of Zion while a prayer ended. The pastor later matched her words to Grape’s music and the hymn became popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Grape
Baltimore
Organist Grape
Grape
Elvina M. Hall
John Grape
Zion
Hall
Schrick
Birthday Party Honors Miss Sandra Neal At Home
Miss Sandra Neal was feted with a Saturday birthday party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Neal. Guests enjoyed bingo relay games and refreshments while prizes were awarded. Ellen Etheredge of Columbus Georgia and local relatives attended with other visitors noted from Decatur Florence and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Neal
Bob Neal
Bobbie Lee Thrasher
Wendell Norwood
Charlotte Dill
Johnny
Danny Neal
NEA
Ellen Etheredge
Columbus
Georgia
Cris Landers
Decatur
Lennie Terry
Clinton Berryman
Florence
L. W. Roberts
Lula Campbell
Texas
Glen
Willie
Repsy Collier
Thon
Biloxi
Charles Sikes
Karen
Sandra
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Schafer
Gulf Shores
W. B. Schmidt
St. Louis
Ed Buchmann
Henry Young
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Annette Feister
Seattle
Washington
Cullman Navy Men Return From Far East Voyage
Harold W. Moody Kenneth M. Tucker and James A. Tucker, Cullman natives, scheduled to arrive in Long Beach California after five months aboard the heavy cruiser Rochester. The trio left U S in January after calls at Manila Singapore Bangkok and Asigon before joining naval forces from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Far East
U.S.S. Rochester
Harold W. Moody
USN
Robert W. Moody
Trade
Ala
Kenneth M. Tucker
Seaman
Mancil W. Tucker
2Nd Ave. W
Cullman
James A. Tucker
Highway 74 Redesignated U S 278 in Cullman County
Representative Henry W. White met Highway Director Guerry Pruett on Cullman County highways. Pruett said Holly Pond Highway 74 would become U S 278 with new signage next month as part of the Macon Ga to Memphis route. He noted relocation of U S 31 north of Cullman would start once rights of way are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. White
Guerry Pruett
Cullman
Pruett
Holly Pond
Macon
Memphis
Rotary Night Highlights Student Scholarships Talked By International Delegates
Dr. M S Whiteside organized Rotary Foundation Student Night at the local club. H O Hulsey accompanied University students Miss Lehneer of Holland and Sidney Chew of Formosa to Cullman for talks on life in their countries and gratitude to Rotary for their scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Whiteside
Rotary Foundation
H. O. Hulsey
Tuscaloosa
National Guard Company to Train at Ft McClellan
Company I of the 167th Infantry with 50 soldiers departs for two weeks of training at Ft. McClellan on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
167Th Infantry
Ft. McClellan
Church Air Conditioning Adds Comfort to Cullman Faith Centers
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran becomes the third Cullman church to install air conditioning following First Baptist and St. Paul's Lutheran. Seventh Street Baptist plans cooling once funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran
First Baptist
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Seventh Street Baptist
Mrs. Herbert Bostick to Attend National B P W Convention
Mrs. Herbert C. Bostick president of the Cullman Business and Professional Women's Club leaves Thursday for St. Louis Missouri to attend the national convention of B and P W clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Bostick
Cullman Business and Professional Women's Club
St. Louis
B&pw
Misses Bert and Pearl Brown Visit Friends in Decatur
Miss Bert Brown Miss Pearl Brown and their brother R L Brown of Sumner Mississippi were guests here this week and plan to visit in Decatur before returning home They formerly lived here Dr P G Hartuhg returned home Wednesday night after attending a druggist convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Owens
National Education Association
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Owen
Allen
Gerry Holmes
Jerry Hart
Westmoreland
Harold Parker
Scotty Parker
Birmingham
Bryan
Texas
Elaine Couch
Beverly Macey
Marcia Yates
Nancy Sims
Cole Springs
Alfred Love
A. B. Grimmett
Johnny Ruth Brown
Carl Brown
Louis Legg
J. H. Johnston
Addie West
Munn Wilhite
E. A. Dodson
Clara Speegle
Cullman
Frank Francis
A. B. Walling
J. P. Walling
Malcolmson
Decatur Clinic
Bert
Pearl Brown
R. L. Brown
Sumner
Miss
Decatur
P. G. Hartuhg
Funeral for Senator Albert Patterson Held in Phenix City
Mrs. Lott, sister of Mrs. Patterson, attended the funeral Tuesday. R. B. Henderson, and Charles McWhorter left Tuesday for a short vacation visiting Dallas, Fort Worth, and Texas. In Waxahachie they will stay with J. E. McWhorter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Patterson
Phenix City
Lott
Garden for blind to open in Brooklyn Botanical Garden
A fragrance garden for the blind is planned on about one acre of the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. It will cost around 50000 dollars. Braille signs will label flowers and visitors may touch and smell blossoms. Fragrant plants along footpaths will be designed for tactile exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Local residents visit kin and attend camps in region
Mr and Mrs W E Story and children visit St Vincent Hospital in Birmingham to see Elmer Story. Dorothy Story Kathy Story Wanda Gayle and Sandra Kay Story visit cousins Story in area. 4H camps attendances noted for Buddy Cox Barbara West Judy Lawrence and other families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Story
Carrie Speakman
Bertha Mze
Birmingham
Elmer Story
St. Vincent Hospital
S. J. Curtis
Amon
Lesley Woodall
J. L. West
Oscar Sybert
Oak Ridge
Lou Callahan
Rock Springs
Dorothy Story
Kathy Story
Decatur
Wanda Gayle
Sandra Kay Story
Enon
Faye
Charles
Jerry Story
Buddy Cox
Cole Springs
Barbara West
Judy Lawrence
Leon Osborn
R. B. Templeton
W. E. Ward
Pervis Cox
L. H. Higdon
Addis Ababa Meaning and Flower Varieties Highlight
The Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa translates to new flower and is renowned for its diverse flowers. The city name and local horticultural interest reflect its rich botanical heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Minnesota Plan Aims to Curb Obscene Drugstore Books
The Minnesota Pharmaceutical Association launched a campaign to remove obscene literature from drugstore counters. Governor C Elmer Anderson, a magazine distributor by trade, endorses the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Assn
C. Elmer Anderson
B W C Meeting at Hatton Road Hostess Home
Mrs. Fred Brackin Jr hosted the Business Woman's Circle meeting Tuesday night in her Hatton Road home. Attendees included Mrs. Gladys Rhymes Mrs. Louise Givens Mrs. Annabel Neal Mrs. Annie Berryman Mrs. Luna Booth Mrs. Helen McVay Mrs. Hattie Montgomery Mrs. Ruby Brackin Greenhaw Mrs. Velma Etheredge Miss Helen Muston Mrs. B R Maddox and Miss Florine Knouff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.W.C
Fred Brackin Jr
Hatton Road
Gladys Rhymes
Louise Givens
Annabel Neal
Annie Berryman
Luna Booth
Helen McVay
Hattie Montgomery
Ruby Brackin Greenhaw
Velma Etheredge
Helen Muston
B. R. Maddox
Florine Knouff
Vacation Bible School Opens Under Mrs Maddox
Vacation Bible School began Monday with Mrs B R Maddox as superintendent. A large enrollment attended the week with a picnic at the State Park and Friday night commencement. Sunday guests included families from Birmingham Oklahoma City Huntsville and Sheffield visiting local residents. Grace Etheredge is in New York attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Sheffield
E. E. Etheredge
Grace Etheredge
New York
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