Churches in East Moulton Area Plan Sunday Services
A local church listing outlines morning and evening worship times for East Moulton churches including First Christian, Christian Science, Central Methodist, Sixteenth Avenue Baptist, Central Baptist, Church of God, Memorial Drive Methodist, Westside Presbyterian, St John’s Episcopal and St Timothy’s missions. It details pastors, Sunday School times, sermon topics and midweek activities.
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Methodist Ninth Avenue
George A. Rice
C. P. Parker
Christ
First Presbyterian Church May 26 1946 Services
Corner Oak and East Vine Streets list a 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by A J Cole Sr. Supt and an 11:00 a.m. worship service with a sermon titled God Give Us Men by Rev W W Glass. Afternoon services include 2:30 p.m. Limestone Presbyterian Athens Alabama and 3:00 p.m. Oakland Presbyterian Chapel Tanner sermon by Eugene M Morrow with Claudie Shumake as Superintendent. 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship with Mary Louise Garrett adult advisor. 7:30 p.m. graduate tribute service for Riverside High School members of First Presbyterian Church.
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Corner Oak
East Vine Streets
W. W. Glass
A. J. Coleman
Limestone Presbyterian Church
Athens
Ala
Oakland
Presbyterian Chapel
Tanner
Eugene M. Morrow
Claudie Shumake
Mary Louise Garrett
Riverside High School
First Presbyterian Church
Moulton Heights Churches Schedule
Rev J A Gomes pastor. Sunday School at 10 am Superintendent Alvis Briscoe. Preaching at 11 am on Found Out. Training Union at 645 pm directed by Horace Fielding. Evening service at 745 pm What It Cost Not To Be A Christian. Wednesday prayer at 730 pm Cottage prayer at Mrs Ruby McEnteres. Come worship with us.
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Central Baptist Corner
4Th Ave
Grant St. Paul
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Margaret Ann Yarbrough
Dorothy Immell
Betty Parker
W. SC. Satthuret
Robert Holloman
Union Grove
J. A. Gomes
Alvis Briscoe
Training Union
Horace Fielding
Ruby McEnteres
Local society notes from Morgan County Somerville
Miss Mildred Hunt improves from flu. Families and guests visit relatives across Somerville and nearby towns including Fayette and Hartselle. Attendees travel between Decatur Fort McClellan Louisville Tuscumbia and Priceville for visits events and district meetings.
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Mildred Hunt
Alex Dunn
Florette
R. L. Gordon
Miles
Martin
Miles Olen
Athens
J. S. Martin
Somerville
Roy Martin
Fayette
Pearl Blevins
Somerville 2
Bev Blevins
Albert Lyle
W. M. Harwell
Hartselle
L. B. Blevins
Lillie McClure
Lula Wade
Wilburn Wade
Louisville
Herschel Dean
W. P. Newman
Joe Barcliff
First Baptist Church
Tuscumbia
Lee von Lowell
Mary Sue Hunt
Pfe
Walter Wade
Bennie Brown
Ft. McC
Methodists Show Gains in Birmingham Area Membership
Birmingham area Methodists added 17 088 members from September to Easter toward a million new members. National totals reach 606 982 and Pentecost 9 9 June 9 will bring thousands more. Alabama 6498 Cuba 203 North Alabama 10387.
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Methodist
Birmingham
Transer
Costen J. Harrell
Crusade For Christ
Chicago
Harry Denman
Nashville, Tenn
Board of Evangelism
Alabama
Cuba
North Alabama
J. Ralph Magee
J. Manning Potts
Local Notices from Oak Ridge Save for Legg Family
Rev Wright preached morning and evening in Oak Ridge. Residents joined Basham decoration. Visitors Dan Sparkman Decatur and families, plus Stephenson Wallace Townson groups. Summerford hosted a musical party. Local shopping and visits to Neel and Cullman noted. Legg family guests and dinner at Story home. School closes May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Basham
Dan Sparkman
Decatur 3
Rube Wallace
Wallace
Sun
J. R. Stephenson
Carrie Wallace
Hugh Townson
Earl Legg
Dave Summerford
John Hardin
Margaret
Opal Morris
Decatur
Haugh Townson
Neel
Josephine
Charles Wayne
Douglas
Elmer Story
Wanda Gail
Cullman
Paul Sparkman
Woodmen of the World Gathering in Hartselle
A Woodmen of the World meeting is set in Hartselle Tuesday night with the state manager and out-of-town guests attending. Several candidates are scheduled for initiation. Underwriters Laboratories has tested safety characteristics of over 200 000 devices since 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Woodmen of the World
Underwriters Laboratories
Church Dedicated In Fall Of 1936
A Christian Science group formed in 1908, built a church on Johnston Street and Sixth Avenue, dedicated in fall 1936 after the debt was paid. The article notes Mary Baker Eddy's role, the reading room, Sunday School for under 20s, and regular services with Bible and correlative readings.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Johnston Street
Sixth Avenue
Hobbs and Looney
Christian Science
Echols Hotel
Morgan County
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Harts@ile
Eyster
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Movement
Churches of Christ
Churchill warns on Egypt withdrawal plan impact
Winston Churchill told the House of Commons he feared Britain's plan to withdraw from Egypt would prejudice hopes of American aid on the Palestine question. He warned continued course would ruin British interests in the Middle East and sever imperial communications in Indian and Pacific oceans.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Egypt
America
Palestine
Churchill
Middle East
Indian
Pacific
Girl Scouts Schedule Delano Park Play Day Activities
The annual Girl Scout play day runs 4 to 7 30 p m at Delano park behind the armory. Frances Nungester will announce with public address system. Troops perform a color ceremony and pledge, races and relays, songs, plays and demonstrations from 4 15 p m onward. A nose bag supper follows at 6 15 p m.
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Delano Park
Frances Nungester
Armory
Girl Scout Littlehouse
Austinville
Troop Five
Troop Eight
Troop
Petitions Seek to Stand Ben Flanigan Death Sentence
Saturday petitions circulated asking Governor Sparks to uphold the death sentence for Ben Flanigan convicted in the robbery slaying of Lee Shafer. Sparks granted a 30 day reprieve after counsel plea, and petitions muttered to commute to life imprisonment were also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Ben Flanigan
Lee Shafer
Flanigan
Scout Troop Event Ends With Campfire And Taps
The schedule runs from 6:45 to 7:30 with an over and under race from 6:45 to 7:00 featuring eight girls per troop as obstacles and four from each troop. Troop Four hosts the campfire and Troop Seven leads songs before Taps closes the day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Churches
First Christian East
God
Central Methodist
OS Aim
I. M. Eubanks
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist
Wadsworth Street
Sixteenth Ave
L. C
Sixth Avenue Church OF God
R. F. Miller
Lee Billions
Paiajeek
Christian Crusaders
Westside Presbyterian
D. H. Turner Jr
G. O. Devine
Westminster Fellowship
Board of Deacons
Sunbeams
ST. John’s Episcopal
Gordon Drive
Jackson Street
Eugene Marsden Chapman
St. Timothy's Church
St. Peter's Mission
Wilder Place
Jeffries
McLaughlin
Huntsville
McLemore
Crump
St. John’s Service League
Gertrude Wilburn
Sonotone
Washington Street
Caldwell Building
First Presbyterian
Moulton Heights
Sardia Winton
Methodists
Oak Ridge
Zola Mae Legg
Lucretia Low
Christian Scientist Association
Eddy
Gunter
Unter
Bright Side Diemonds
Pany
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Girl Scouts
E&w
E. Moulton
Decatur 74
Division OF Infants Diaper Service
Decatur General Hospital
F. de
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