Conversion Of Paul Is Discussed By Evangelist Dunn At Church Of Christ HUGE
Evangelist Dunn spoke at Grant Street Church of Christ on Paul's conversion and the need to eschew human denominations. He argued Jesus built one church and believers must follow the gospel and be Christian only.
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Evangelist Dunn
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Grant Street Church of Christ
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Tarsus
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Sect
Church of the Pharisees
Poul
Ananias
Mexican ranch romance stalls as Panola lass traps rider
Bill Baron and Panola Montoya ride into the Mexican mountains after Ellen Dale’s planned departure falters. A playful race ends in a sudden ambush when a lariat ensnares Bill, leaving the scene on a cliff-hanging note as the story resumes.
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Hollywood Film Peats
Hee Ta
Baron
Ellen
Bill
Panola
Mexico
Don Julio Montoya
Felix
Panola Montoya
Elien
Montoya Rancho
Panda
Senor
Miss Montoya
Joost
Dale
California
Border
Nogales
Pandla
Yank
Wildfire
Los Caball
Baptism and Christian Membership Emphasized in Sermon
The speaker asserts there is no promise to anyone not baptized into Christ and notes Paul’s baptismal birth into God’s family. The church continues daily services at 10 a.m. and 7 45 p.m.
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Jesus Christ
Paul
God
Church of Christ
Backwards Party At Laura Hipps Home In Eva
Misses Laura and Mary Hipps hosted a backwards dress party in Eva on a Saturday night. Guests gathered in a larkspur decorated living room and played several games with participants including Myra Lee Adams Wynelle Aldridge Etta Mae Hawkins Ellean Childress Pearl Hyde Virginia Patterson May Hipps and Laura Hipps. Other attendees were Romer Lee Livingston Bill Lancaster J Z Hawkins Troy Childers Willard Knight Paul Lindlea J D Livingstone Newell Shadrix Hulon Ryan Stephens Hyde Howard Moore and Van Hipp.
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Laura
Mary Hipps
Myra Lee Adams
Wynelle Aldridge
Etta Mae
Freda Hawkins
Ellean Childress
Pearl Hyde
Virginia Patterson
May
Laura Hipps
Romer Lee Livingston
Bill Lancaster
J. Z. Hawkins
Troy Childers
Willard Knight
Paul Lindlea
J.D. Livingstone
Newell Shadrix
Hulon Ryan
Stephens Hyde
Howard Moore
Gum Pond
Fred Arrington
van Hipp
Picnic drownings claim two youths in Birmingham area
Two Birmingham youths died in water incidents yesterday. Claude Miller, 12, drowned when a skiff capsized at Edgewood Lake in Edgewood. J Myrich Jr, 16, entered water beyond his depth and drowned.
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Ala
Claude Miller
Edgewood Lake
J. Myrich, Jr
Drowning Incident at Warrior River Near Bir Mingport
A man named Myrich drowned in the Warrior river near Bir Mingport after reportedly being unable to swim. Witnesses said he tried to swim but failed.
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Birmingport
Myrich
Romance Bared Detroit May Confirms Dodge MacDonald Romance
Detroit reports a romance confirmed between Daniel George Dodge 20 son of the late John F Dodge automobile maker and Loreen MacDonald 18 a Gore Bay Ontario telephone operator.
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Loreen MacDonald
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Cotaco High School Publishes Its First Annual The Cotactian
Cotaco high school students produced their first annual The Cotactian a 00 page volume featuring student scenes binders and margins designs Kodak photographs and news material typed for the book. The commercial department led by Herbert English arranged merchant ads. The staff dedicated to Prof. J J Holladay included Bernice Bailey Everett Pierce Elizabeth Oldacre Kathleen Prince Gilbert Dean Mildred Prince and Edna Mae Lisacomb. Enrollment surpassed 300 with 33 graduates this year.
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Morgan County
Herbert English
J. J. Holladay
Bernice Bailey
Everette Pierce
Elizabeth Oldacre
Kathleen Prince
Gilbert Dean
Mildred Prince
Edna Mae Lisacomb
Cotaco
Runoff Junior High Mock Election Winners Named
The Decatur Junior High runoff mock election completed the semester with winners across offices. Elizabeth Anderson was named Governor and Ellen Marie Massengale, Fred Mann, Geraldine Whitt and David Hulse won council seats.
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Decatur Junior High
Elizabeth Anderson
Carolyn Joiner
Virginia
Prince Calvin
Billy Gillespie
James Beard
Billy Campbell
Ingold Timberlake
Mary Ford Tillery
Ruth Crafton
Frank Richards
Junior Jordan
Paul Stroud
David Allen
Charles Abbott
Leroy Drummond
Ellen Marie Massengale
Fred Mann
Geraldine Whitt
David Hulse
June Gunn
Austinville High School Graduates First Class in New Building
The 22 graduates marked Austinville High School’s first commencement since accreditation. Miss Laurice Lamon led as valedictorian, with Miles Jean Isley as president and Jewell McWhorter as vice president. Rev. J H Chitwood gave the address before about 500 attendees. Prof. H R Leeman serves as principal.
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Austinville High School
Austinville
Jane Bussey
Walker Bynum
Edith Flynn
Jean Isley
Billie Johnson
Laurice Lamon
Howard Lamon
Edna Margaret Lane
Paul Lovell
Jewell McWhorter
Woodrow Morris
Lynda Bess Owens
Kathlene Riddle
Walter Russell
Raymond Russell
Hudson Sheats
Horace Sheats
Billie Short
J. W. Thompson
Sara Walden
Mary Lou Washburn
Miles Jean Isley
J. H. Chitwood
Central Methodist Church
Decatur
H. R. Leeman
Black-Draught Laxative Advertisement Claims Spring Relief
An ad touts Black-Draught as a natural vegetable laxative from Nature’s own laboratory. It promises relief from spring fever symptoms linked to constipation and claims to help the colon work regularly.
Life's a Joy for Irene and Doug
A New York scientist is said to have developed a treatment for cut flowers that preserves their natural form and color indefinitely. A railroad exhibit valued at more than $1,000,000 will be a feature of the 1939 Golden Gate World's Fair in San Francisco.
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Bill
Yanqui
Fuego
Ring
New York
Aaid
San Francisco
Irene Dunne
Douglas Pairbanks, Jr
Alice Brady
Guy Kibbee
Jean Dixon
Eric Blore
Lucille Ball
Warren Hymer
40 Officers to Lose Jobs in Alabama Reduction
In Montgomery on May a June 1 layoff plan, state employes received notices last week. Governor Bibb Graves and Biot McAdory announced cuts due to reduced revenues from licenses and fines. Patrolmen will be recalled by Oct 1 or when the patrol fund warrants. The reduction drops patrolmen to 101. tax commission and highway department layoffs were also notified. Graves away at University of Alabama commencement.
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