Youth Week Observed At Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church will observe Youth Week from Sunday through March 20 led by youth and intermediates ages 13 to 24. Rev. Dawson says youths will lead in worship, prayer and songs with a Samford University student delivering March 30 sermons. Wayne White supervises Sunday school on March 20 with other officers guiding nursery, classes, and adult departments.
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Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Leon Dawson
Dawson
Samford University
Neil Simpson
Beatrice Legg
Tommy Teague
Sammy Lafey
Wanda Dawson
Debby Murphy
Wayne White
Wanda Bates
Rex Glenn
Scottie Speakman
Wayne Davis
Gary Lawrence
Glen Byrd
David Self
Harvey Self
Noel Mayfield
Training Union Department
Orval Hall
Mr. Dawson
Pleasant Valley
Calvary YWA Missionary Focus Week Activities
HATTON Calvary Baptist Church Young Women's Auxiliary held Focus Week with a poster display to attract attention and inform the congregation. A prayer retreat at Brenda Carpenter's home preceded outreach to local young women. Members led worship, shared personal work evaluations, and visited Beatrice Rest Home in Moulton. A banquet at the Burney home closed the week with 28 guests, including Rev. Doyle Combs and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Carpenter
YWA
Deloris Patterson
Linda Witt
Ruby Parker
Freda Waldrop
Beatrice Rest Home
Moulton
Westside Baptist Church Plans Week Long Revival
Westside Baptist Church in Decatur schedules a week long revival starting Monday through March 21 with daily 7 p.m. services led by visiting evangelist Rev Harold Benson from Samford University extension division. Music director J Kenneth Jacobs of Athens First Baptist will guide the musical program. Benson, a Lincoln County Tennessee native and Samford graduate, has served as an association missionary and led pastures in Harvest Athens and Jasper and held multiple Baptist leadership roles. Jacobs, native of Ariton, has six years teaching in Alabama public schools and a long career in Baptist music ministry. The revival at 311 Memorial Dr NW is open to the public.
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Westside Baptist Church
Decatur
Elree T. Waddell
Harold Benson
Samford University Extension Division
J. Kenneth Jacobs
Athens First Baptist Church
Mr. Benson
Lincoln County
Tenn
Flintville
Samford University
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Limestone
Winston Counties
Harvest
Athens
Jasper
Madison County Baptist Association
Walker County Bapty Association
Baptist Association
Walker Counties
Alabama Baptist Convention
State Baptist
Waddell
Benson
Masons and Kiwanis Club
Jacobs
Alabama
Ariton
Troy State College
Steve
Karl
Susan
Karen
Westside Baptist
Memorial Dr. NW
Youth Rally Attended In Lawrence County Church
Youth from Lawrence County met last week at Harmony Baptist Church for their monthly rally. Douglas Reeves presided while Sandra Woodard led scripture and prayer. Linda Radford called roll as Sulphur Springs church earned the attendance banner for the second time and Faith Baptist won the efficiency banner. Dorothy Cottingham provided music. The Sulphur Springs youth presented a program titled Looking at the Church Through Our Young Peoples Eyes with Rosemary Cottingham speaking on Young People and Their Pastor and Jane Harris offering thoughts on How.
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Lawrence County
Harmony Baptist Church
Douglas Reeves
Sandra Woodard
Linda Radford
Sulphur Springs
Baptist Church
Faith Baptist Church
Dorothy Cottingham
Memorial Drive Methodist Opens New Unit Sunday
Memorial Drive Methodist Church unveils its new educational building this Sunday with a first use at the 11 am service guest speaker District Superintendent Dr. Clifford Winefordner. Construction began in October and the total cost is projected near $100000. Elmo Mixon leads the church building committee. State and local education expenditures rose about 700 percent from 1946 to 1964.
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Memorial Drive
Methodist
Memorial Dr. Methodist Church
Clifford Winefordner
Turvey A Huntsville Organist Reflects On Music Career
Huntsville organist Kenneth Turvey says music has offered a rewarding career both professionally and as a hobby. Born in Dayton Ohio he studied at Cincinnati Conservatory, served in the Army, and for 11 years has directed choir and organ at Huntsville First Methodist Church. He also directs the Huntsville Decatur chapter of the American Guild of Organists and leads the Huntsville Community Chorus. The group plans a tour including Washington and a performance for a Bolivian delegation at the United Nations. Turvey emphasizes music as a path to spiritual life and better human relations. He enjoys piano and organ recital work and teaches private lessons. He resides in Huntsville with two daughters.
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Kenneth Turvey
Huntsville
Decatur
Dayton
Ohio
Turvey
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati Christ Episcopal Church
Cincinnati Conservatory
Korea
U.S
Huntsville First Methodist Church
Central Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Clinton Clay
Huntsville-Decatur
American Guild of Organists
Huntsville Community Chorus
New York
United Nations
Bolivia
White House
Washington
St. Anne de Beaupre
Canada
Texan to Speak at Weekend Revival at Emmanuel
Texan Bill Henderson a ministerial student at Tennessee Temple Bible School in Chattanooga will lead Emmanuel Baptist Church revival from Friday to Sunday. He will preach "How to Capture Peace" and "Seven Horrors of Hell" with a Sunday school class for ages 13 to 25 and a Q&A session. Youth rallies continue with Lawrence County next April 2 led by Rev. Charlie Bartlett. free kites will be given to youths up to age 15 to boost Sunday attendance.
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Bill Henderson
Tennessee Temple Bible School
Chattanooga
Emmanual Baptist Church
Hell
Donald Smith
Emmanuel
Bill Has
Lockie Stokes
Lawrence County
Friendship Baptist Church
Charlie Bartlett
Faith Baptist Church
Smith
Today in History 1966 Associated Press recap
Saturday March 12 marks the 71st day of 1966 with notable events dating back to 1917 when the Russian Revolution began and 1864 when Grant became Union Army commander in chief. Other entries include 1912 Girl Scouts founded and 1933 swastika as German flag.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Union Army
Versailles
Girl Scouts of America
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Congress
Supreme Court
Republic of the Congo
Johnson
James Reed
Boston
Selma
Ala
Bell and early telephones interrupt lab work
The text notes Alexander Graham Bell disliked interruptions from the telephone and used a towel around the phone in his lab to work undisturbed. It also references population growth from 1.5 billion at the start of life on earth to over three billion by the mid-20th century.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Dr. Bell
Earth
Television log style summary from a 1960s schedule
A dense listing of programs by time slots across channels shows a daily slate from 5:00 to 31:30 with cartoons such as Popeye, Mighty Mouse and Jetsons, live action like Captain Kangaroo and Petticoat, and music and variety shows including Lawrence Welk and Hollywood Palace. The long grid includes news, sports, and religious programming, reflecting a full network schedule.
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Eddy
Eddie
Astro Boy
Farmland
U.S.A
Eddie Hill
Mr. Mayor
Popeye
Captain Kangaroo
Cap’n Crook’s
Captain Ae Oe
Davey
Both
Heckle
Jeckle
Beany and
Cecil
Cap’n Crook’s Crew
Jackie__Gleason
Batman
Ozzie and Harriet
Jackie Gleason
Flipper
Donna Reed
Jeannie
Lawrence Welk
Secret Agent
O’brien
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood Palace
Jesse James
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A. Ray Lee
Oak Park Baptist Church
Wayne Turner
Clarksville
Ralph C. Atkinson
Dexter
Miss
Nashville
Lee
Turner
First Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School Board
Atkinson
Tions
Danny Simpson
James Speakman
Sherry Bates
Nancy ‘Buford
Marcie Day
Marie Byrd
Connie Lawrence
Luel Shaneyfelt Jr
Billy Lafey
Sistant
Fay Myhand Wll
Jan Alexander
Judy Mayfield
Ola Hill
Lillian Byrd
Rhonda Self
Nancy Buford
Myra Nicholson
Johnny Taylor
Bobby Taylor
Gale Herbert
Millie Thompson
Calvary Ywa
Coy Waldrop
UWA
Elmer Patterson
Burney
Florence State
Judy Kaye Wright
Baptist Student Union
Jamaica
State
Baptist Student Union Missions Committee
T. H. Wright
Haleyville
Westside
New Seminary
Trinity Baptist Church
New Orleans
East Moss Point Baptist Church
West Laurel Baptist Church
Lawrence
Rosemary Cottingham
Jane Harris
Elmo Mixon
THE
Associated Press
Lassie
Porky Pig
Quick Draw McGraw
Secret Squirrel
Beatles
Tom and Jerry
Casper
Linus
Top Cat
McGraw
Magilla Gorilla
Jetsons
Sergeant——Preston
Fury
Bugs Bunny
Bugs. Bunny
Sky King
Huckleberry Hound
Milton the Monster
Flicka
Bowling
Movie
Hoppity Hooper
I Love Lucy
Gada
Peter Potamus
Daktari
Wilburn’ Brothers
Wide World of Sports
Lloyd Taxton
Arthur Smith
Southern Pioneers
Lloyd Thaxton
Grand Ole Opry
Porter Wagoner
Pete Kelly
Wolf Man
the Loner
Johnny Carson
U.S. Farm Report
Showtime
Wally Fowler
Gospel Caravan
Forward In Faith
Oral Roberts
Central Church of Christ
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Harlem Globetrotters
Christophers
Central Baptist Church
Face the Nations
Meet the Press
Ramar
Yancy Derringer
Tombstone Territory
Flintstone
Frontiers of Faith
Bell Telephone Hour
Martian
Ed Sullivan
FBI
Disney World
Ed Sulliv
Perry Mason
Danny Thomas
Perry’ Mason
Danny ‘Thomas
Army
Harry Reasoner
Paradise
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