Salvation Army Begun In 1865 Observed In Centennial Week
Susan Moony outlines the 1865 founding of The Salvation Army by William Booth in London. The feature recalls its global reach 71 countries 147 languages and its social aid including shelter food and open air meetings while noting the centennial observance and ongoing appeal to commit to Christ.
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Salvation Army
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Syracuse
Baltimore
Salvationists
London
Jesus Christ
How They Voted Washington Alabama votes in recent roll calls
AP reports Alabama members of Congress votes on voting rights and the International Coffee Agreement. Senate Kennedy amendment rejected 45 49 with Hill and Sparkman in opposition. Ervin amendment rejected 28 62 with Hill Sparkman voting against. House passage 300 97 of coffee accord bill with Andrews Jones Selden for and Buchanan Dickinson Edwards Martin against. George Andrews did not vote.
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Washington
Alabama
Congress
Senate
Kennedy
D-Mass
Hill
Sparkman
Ervin
HOUSE
U.S
Welcome To Decatur Wallace Goodwin and Milam Putnam
Publication lists names and addresses for individuals including Decatur Wallace Goodwin of 404 Everett Drive SW allied chemical corp a son four formerly of Birmingham and Milam Putnam of 415 6th Avenue NW police department a son ten and a daughter two months formerly of Arab with references to Carlos Navarrete of 712 Wells Street NE Chemstrand formerly of Gainesville Florida
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Decatur
Wallace Goodwin
Everett Drive
Allied Chemical Corp
Birmingham
Carlos Navarrete
Wells Street
Chemstrand
Gainesville
Florida
Milam Putnam
6Th Avenue NW
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Susan Moony
Nottingham
England
William Booth
Catherine McLemore
Big Bob Gibson
Ralph Longmire
Blue Circle Drive-Ins
Ray Fite
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Jim Gamer
Selden
Buchanan
Dickinson
Edwards
Martin
George Andrews
Seni
Sterchi’s
Kelvinator Appliances
Kelvinator
Pan-American Electric Range
Big 21 Co
Kelvinator Freezer
2Nd Ave
Arif
Mne
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