Calendar events span churches groups and concerts in Decatur area
A compact list notes benefit dances and gospel singings at multiple venues including North Alabama Sheriffs Boy's Ranch and Morgan County Detention Home fundraising. Speakers include Rev Leroy McClendon and Rev Arthur Nabors with Easter services and community sunrise events across Decatur Hartselle Somerville and Landersville. Proceeds support youth and detention facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of the Moose
Decatur Lodge
Jodge
North Alabama Sheriffs Boy’s Ranch
Leroy McClendon
Trinity United Methodist Church
Jesus
Arthur Nabors
John Morgan
Augusta Burt
Austin High School
Gatemen
Salivary Echoes
Morgan County Detention Home
East End
East End Methodist Church
Gateman Quartet
Calvary Echoes
Singing Servants
Morgan County
Trinity Community
W. M
Bill) Pullen
Seneca
Jerrell Robinson
Trinity Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist Choir
Somerville
New Friendship Baptist Church
E. L. Hardin
Southeast Decatur Homemakers Club Meeting Notice
A condensed community notices page lists meetings for the Southeast Decatur Homemakers Club at 1 p.m. in Mrs J W Wardrow’s home and other groups including Trawelers Garden Club, Friendship Club, Cotaco PTA, Neel School PTA, Altrusa Club, and church women groups with times and locations, plus a talk by Preston Bryant on local mental health facilities at 304 4th Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Decatur Homemakers Club
J. W. Wardrow
7Th Ave
Trawelers Garden Club
Paul Russell
Country Club Road
North Central
Alabama Mental Health Center
4Th Ave
Preston Bryant
Decatur High Names Four Outstanding Teenagers of America
Four Decatur High School students Gregory Milton Holmes Vicki Lynn Duke Patricia Ann Mangrum and Thomas Anthony Collier were named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1972. The four gain further state regional and national honors and $7000 in scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur High School
Rip Torn to play Hoffo in Slaughter film
Rip Torn is cast as Mafia chieftain Hoffo in Slaughter alongside Jim Brown. The Green Beret veteran pursues Hoffo through Mexico City to avenge his parents murder. Release is planned for August. Egypt reports electricity surplus after Aswan High Dam doubled power supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rip Torn
Hoffo
Torn
Mexico City
Jim Brown
Green Beret
Egypt
Aswan High
Seeee as 186 A6 0 88
Fragmentary OCR text presents a numeric sequence and isolated symbols with unclear context. No identifiable people organizations or events are readable to form a meaningful news-like item.
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Mt. View Baptist Church
Lawrence County
Falkville
Antioch Methodist Church
Five Points Community
Alabama Country Music Association
Somerville Community Center
Somerville Ward School
Southeastern Horse Center
M. Peterson
The
Women’s Missionary Society of
Austinville
Church of God
Guire
Bank St
Flint
Flint Baptist Church
Decatur
Piney Grove Christian Church
Landersville
Moulton
Muscle Shoals
Friendship Baptist Church
Alabama 157
Decatur Junior Service League
Huntsville
East Highland Baptist Church
Hartselle
Wilbur Smallwood
J. C. White Jr
Flat Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Alabama
Boyd D. Hill
Union Grove United Methodist Church
Basham United Methodist Church
Danville Rd
Ray Speakman
Rural Grove Baptist Church
Burleson Mountain
First Free Will Baptist Church of
Tom Malone
Florence
Mt. Tabor Methodist Church
Eee
Jerry Ferguson
Compton’s Crossing
Alabama 24
Floyd Seay
Forest City
N. C
Kenneth Livingston
West Morgan Elementary School
Optimist Club of
Holiday Inn South
Summer Manor
Price Hall
Holy Land
West Decatur School
W.S.C.S. First United Methodist Church
O— Cotaco P.T.A
Church of First Presbyterian Church
T.C. Almon Center
Neel School Pta
Altrusa Club
Dorothy Woodall
Old Moulton Road
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Central United Methodist Church
Decatur High
Texas
Dr. Scott
Bill Still
O. M. Scott Company
Paul C. Davis Ace Hardware
Paul C. Davis
Moulton Street
Kelvinator
Rei
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