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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1973
Page
5
St Johns Episcopal Youth Choir of 25 youths led by Mrs. Robert Doyle departs for a three week tour of the British Isles visiting London Bristol Liverpool Carlisle Coventry and Edinburgh. The trip is part of a broader church education and youth outreach schedule with multiple upcoming church events across Alabama.
Deschutes National Forest in central Oregon manages more than 100 lakes and over 300 miles of streams. The vast network supports recreation, wildlife habitat, and watershed health across the region.
Glen L. DeLong will be ordained a deacon at 10 a.m. today at St John’s Episcopal Church in Decatur. Bishop Furman C. Stough will administer the rite with sermon by Bishop M. Jones. DeLong, his wife Talma Temple, and two daughters plan to move to Fairfield where he will become rector of Christ Episcopal Church on July 1.
The Chicago Tribune horoscope notes an active growth year beginning with critical choices. Aries to Pisces offer guidance on behavior, relationships, and personal insight, urging calm, practicality, and faith in a brighter side.
The Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado is noted as the world’s highest, standing 1,053 feet above the water.
From Numbers 26 Moses and Eleazer tally 601730 men aged 20 and up able to go to war in Israel in Moab. Previous Sinai census counted all, but the wilderness generation perished except Caleb and Joshua. AP News features.
David Rogers, a 24 year old Mobile College senior from Pascagoula Mississippi, was named minister of youth at Parkview Baptist Church and began duties on May 20. He has previously served as minister of music and held similar roles in other churches.
A dedicatory service is planned for June 3 at Beltline Church of Christ in its new facilities. W. P. Black of Alabama Christian College will speak at 2 30 p m. The event completes the first phase of a 1970 building program led by minister Curtis Sampley. The complex includes 21 classrooms offices nurseries a library and an auditorium for 1050. First services will be held in the new facilities Sunday.
English physician William Harvey is credited with discovering the circulation of blood in 1628, establishing a foundational understanding of cardiovascular physiology.
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