Flint and area church and club notices in February meeting notes
February events include the Flint Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs Ross Chunn home with demonstrations on Construction Shortcuts and a social hour. Naomi Class at Central Baptist met at Mrs Hugh Stanford’s home with guests and planned March activities. W C T U National President Mrs Colvin to speak in Florence and Birmingham. Falkville W M S held all day meeting. Flint P T A set for March 3 at Flint Junior High. Various W S C S circles met across corley Corley and Kalupian class at First Baptist and Central Methodist homes with prayers, lessons, and social hours. Girl Scout training at Little House led by Mrs Duff. Emblem Club to meet at Elks Lodge and St Johns Unit activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chunn
Flint Home Demonstration Club
Ross Chunn
Percy Chunn
K. Wiggins
J. L. Howard
J. V- Day
Booth Shaneyfelt
Ea Staten
Frances
Nelton
Naomi
Central Baptist
Hugh Stanford
Central Baptist Church
Jackson Street
Henry Lurner
Paul Glenn
Edison Reynolds
Henry Turner
Emily
Kay Stanford
Willingham
7Th Avenue South
Florence
K. Leigh Colvin
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Florence Methodist Church
Decatur
Clio Levin
Falla Bailey
J.R. Huie
A. B. Markham
Julia W. Levin
Colvin
Birmingham
First Methodist Church
Montgomery
Mobile
Alabama
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Circle-one
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Rolf Smith
Burl Oliver, Jr
W.S.C.S
Corley
E. W. Corley
Circle Three
6Th Avenue South
A. G. Jones
O. M. Lawrence
Lawrence
Kizziah
A. Kizziah
R. D. Compton
C. R. Neill
Girl Scout
Little House
Girl Scout Council
WK. Wilder
Robert Duff
W. K. Wilner
Paul Robinson
Eugene Morrow
Marsden Chapman
Wanda Harris
Duff
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Melvin Kennedy
4Th Avenue South
Nina Greeson
Kennedy
Lawson Davidson
Circle One
Central Methodist Church
Odie Caynar
Davidson
Conrad Strickland
Rufus Warren
Circle
John MecBride
Claude McMillian
Church Parlor
Ben Hill
R. A. Frazier
Raymond Britain
Dorothy Pitt
Melvin—Hutson
D. E. Warren
D. L. Grizzard
Matton Vickrey
Propst
S. N. Propst
Sherman Street
T. J. Cottingham
Winston Powell
H. F. Sherrod
W. H. Day
Cottingham
D. W. Speake
Nellie Brooks
Davenport
Circle Circle
G. N. Davenport
Ed Johnson
Johnson
Eddie Self
B. W. Hogan
John White
E. M. Chapman
David
Carol Smith
Clyde Kimberlin
William Schelbe
Moses” Ariiil
Grady Wallace
Malone
Bennie Malone
Unit Three
Homer Hutchinson
S. Merwin Draper
Esther
Hutchinson
Sam Patton
Memorial Drive Circles Meet for Bible Study Lesson
Memorial Drive Methodist Church hosts two church circles. Circle one met Monday at 2 PM with Mrs. J B Sheats presiding and Miss Frances Hendon leading prayer. Circle two gathered at 7 30 PM at Mrs. L H Turney home with Mrs. B M Thompson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Drive
Circle One
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
J.b.sheats
M. H. Pettus
F. E. Napps
G. O. Maner
C. P. Parker
Oscar Hames
J. B. Sheats
Elmer Pitt
Turney
L. H. Turney
B. M. Thompson
R. P. Thompson
Rev Pepper to Lead Trinity Revival Tonight
Reverend Roosevelt Pepper of Pleasant Hill Baptist church will preach tonight at Trinity Baptist as part of the Crusade For Christ revival. Tonight's topic is "Enough" with services at 7:00 P.M. The revival runs nightly through Sunday March 6 with other evangelists scheduled on subsequent evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Pepper
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Crusade For Christ
Trinity Baptist Church
Pepper
Billy Stephenson
Stephenson
Bethel Baptist Church
Hartselle
Chester R. O'Neal
Baptist Church
Vinemont
Clyde W. Sharpton
Logan
Ala
Personalities and military service and births noted
Charles Edward Ricks leaves Monday for a year in the U S Army and will be stationed at Fort Jackson North Carolina. Ralph Hobby and wife announce the birth on February 27 of a son at Maxwell Field hospital Montgomery. Erlene Shipp remembered in Decatur and Hartselle will attend a leadership school at the Home Demonstration Agent's Office in Hartselle with the Flint Home Demonstration Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Ricks
U. S. Army
Mr. Ricks
Fort Jackson
North Carolina
Ralph Hobby
Selma
Maxwell Field Hospital
Montgomery
Hobby
Decatur
Hartselle
Erlene Shipp
J. & Howard
B. K. Wiggins
Flint Home Demonstration Club
Alabama Curator Is Named To New Post
David L. Dejarnette, curator of the Alabama museum of natural history, is named to direct the American Museum Of Atomic Energy in Oak Ridge. He takes a year's leave to establish the atomic museum for the Oak Ridge institute of nuclear studies, bringing 20 years in museum work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Oak Ridge, Tenn
David L. Dejarnette
Alabama Museum of Natural History
Amer
Ican Museum of Atomic Energy
Dejarnette
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Kitchen Conveniences in Local Notes and Travel News
Mrs. J A Meadows Sr visits daughter Mrs Joe Gentry in Athens. Mr and Mrs Paul Smith return Thursday from a fishing trip to Mobile and a vacation in New Orleans. Lt John C Strother, Oliver General Hospital, Augusta, rests well after shoulder operation with doctors calling his condition excellent. Tom White and son Tommy visit relatives in Jackson Mississippi. Helen Rauschenberg, after Mayo Clinic examination, accepts a Mayo Foundation position and will stay in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Mobile
New Orleans
Louisiana
John C. Strother
Oliver General Hospital
Augusta
Georgia
Lt. Strother
Tom White
Tommy
Jackson
Mississippi
Helen Rauschenberg
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Foundation
Condor Climbs to Great Heights Often Four Miles Up
The South American condor is believed to ascend to extraordinary altitudes, sometimes reaching as high as four miles above ground. This impressive soaring capacity showcases the bird’s remarkable adaptation to high Andean environments and scavenging lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Americas
Colonial Coffee Named Best Tasting Choice by Huntsville Bride
Mrs. Duane Daniel of Huntsville praises Colonial as the top coffee for flavor. National experts in blind tests also select Colonial for its superior quality and rich body, citing the Antigua content as a key factor in its distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Duane Daniel
Huntsville
Antigua
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Trinity
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Euel J. Briscoe
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F. E. Bates
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Moulton
J.A. Meadows Sr
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ghosts
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Ragland Brothers Colonial
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