Will Churches Pay Taxes Says Attorney Seeks Tax Revenue
Baltimore attorney Leonard Kerperman argues churches should pay taxes to boost public revenue, citing a plan that would add about 76 million dollars in annual tax income. He represents the Free Thought Society and its president Lemoin Cree, and questions freedom of conscience in funding church upkeep.
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Kathie Dibell
Baltimore, Md
Leonard Kerperman
Free Thought Society
Lemoin Cree
Kerpelman
Where Can I Find Justice Radio Topic
Radio program from WHOS at 800 kc airs Sunday evening 19:00 with discussion on finding justice for listeners. No further details on guests or format provided.
Local Churches List Citywide Sunday Schedules
A compilation of multiple church notices with addresses and service times. Includes Baptist and Presbyterian churches such as Corner Wadsworth and Liz, Brookhaven Memorial Dr SW, Fifth Ave SE, First Corner Oak and Lafayette, Westminster on Jackson St., and Westside 7th Ave SW with pastors named. Services span Sunday School 9:45 a.m. morning worship 11 a.m. training unions at 6 p.m. or 7 p.m., evening worship 7 or 7:30 p.m., and midweek prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth St
Liz Corner
Oak and
Vineteenth Ave
R. E
Bob” Will
N.E
Joseph W. Walker
Kins
James E. Bowden
Brookhaven
Memorial Dr. SW
Clifford Mitchell
Fifth Ave
W. W. Coffey
First Corner Oak and
Lafayette Sts
W KK. Stephenson
Lee
A Payne Miller, Jr
Westside Presbyterian Church
7Th Ave
Arthur L. Nix
Methodist Central Service and School Schedule
John Rutland is pastor at Methodist Central. Church school meets at 9 30 a m Holy Communion at 10 50 a m Evening worship at 7 p m Topic You Cannot Make A Fool Of God Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rutland
Church Schedule for Reece? Ree 1009 Main St. W
Jerry C. Smith ministers at Ree 1009 Main St. W Hartselle. Church school held before worship at 9:45 p.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 5 45 p.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. Location at Christian Fourth Ave and Moulton St E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ave
Moulton St
Jerry C. Smith
Ree Central
Main St. W
Hartselle
Church Services and Classes Schedule at Elbert M. Young Ministry
The Church of Christ at I GRANT ST lists services led by Elbert M. Young. Bible study at 9:45 am, worship at 10:45 am with the topic Out Into The Deep, evening service at 6 pm titled The Saddest Word Known To Man, ladies class Tuesday 9:45 am, and prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant ST. Elbert M. Young
Church Services Planned Across Lawrence County
Lawrence County churches list weekly schedules with ministers named. Wolf Springs James Sparks preaches Sundays at 11, Hatton Kyle McWhorter holds 10 am Bible study and 11 am communion, Town Creek W J Enloe Jr 10 am study and 11 am service, Hope John Abbott 10 am study and 1 am preaching, Courtland Bernard L Dawes 10 am Bible study 11 am worship and 6 15 pm evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sparks
Hatton
Kyle McWhorter
Town Creek
W. J. Enloe Jr
Ard
Hope John Abbott
Lord’s Jay
Bernard L. Dawes
Cows in Southern California Stopped by Unusual Feed Mix
A fragment notes cows in Southern California receiving a mix of orange and other ingredients. The report hints at agricultural feeding experiments and potential effects on dairy production. No further details are provided.
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Southern California
Pauls concern for purity of teaching in the church
The Pastoral Epistles in Paul’s letters stress purity of doctrine and conduct for church leadership. They compare Paul’s late addresses with Israel’s leaders and frame greetings that emphasize apostolic authority and divine relationship. Timothy’s mission and Paul’s affection highlight divine favor and salvation.
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Paul
Israel
Moses
Joshua
Samuel
Timothy
Jesus
God
Son
End of the Commandment Charity Quoted
A fragment cites I Timothy 1 6 noting charity from a pure heart good conscience and faith as the end of the commandment citing a biblical passage in a religious context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Timothy
Bits Of History Bits Of History By Rev LW Myers
The 135th issue recounts the Morgan County Missionary Baptist Association meeting October 5 6 1922 at New Salem Center Grove. It lists officers delegates district divisions and 33 ordained ministers including 20 pastors. It notes membership gains baptisms 1921 1922 and funds raised by women's groups BYPU Sunday school and missions plus church house values and pastor salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Myers
Morgan County Missionary Baptist Association
New Salem
Center Grove
Salem Church
Morgan County
R.F. Stuckey
C.C. Davison
John A. Thomason
Decatur
Austinville
Danville
Falkville
Antioch
Hartselle
YWA
BYPU
Central Decatur
First Baptist
Association
Christian Education and Foreign Missions
Pauls teachings contrast law and sin with life in Jesus
A devotional note discusses Paul’s contrast of the law with sins and the promise of life in Christ. It cites Romans and Titus, noting Paul’s role as God’s servant and his relationships with Timothy and Titus in early Christian teaching.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Titus
God
Apostle
Timothy
Indian Town Faces Threat Of Flooding
Floods threaten Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh as Khrishna River rises from 16 to 20 feet. About 20,000 residents have already evacuated while 86,000 people live in the town under water and rain.
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Bombay
India
Andhra
Vijayawada
Khrishna River
Pleasant Valley Missionary Baptist Church history notes
The Pleasant Valley Missionary Baptist Church organized June 5 1938 with 14 charter members in Bird Spring. A cottage prayer meeting, a revival on the J M Baker farm, and a later log building led to a larger church with Rev F O Parker overseeing construction. The current site includes a .5 acre allotment, pastor Leon Dawson, and plans for a new auditorium and education space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stansell
Pleasant Valley Missionary Baptist Church
J. M. Baker
F. O. Parker
Leon Dawson
Northside Baptist Church
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Ark
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Bessie Baker
Llip England
Asbury Johnson
Lillie Johnson
Abb Legg
Oscar Legg
Ritt
Dana Walker
Lannie Allwood
Frank Sharp
Wilburn Smallwood
Vernon Smallwood
Bert Murphy
Paul Gardner
Charles Mitchel
J. I. Self
Martin Busby
C. K. Day
Orville Hall
Sam Johnson
C. T. Bates
Clyde Nicholson
D. Tates
C. J. Hall
Bonnie Hamilton
J. Hill
Wanda Bates
Irene Shaneyfelt
J. Hall
Rita Adams
Mary Byrd
Ford Adams
Virginia Rush
Evan Lawrence
Susie Tates
Texie Baker
Alma Simpson
Thomas Bates
Inez Nicholson
Dorothy Hail
L. B. Shaneyfelt
Betty Self
Robert Posey
Joe Evans
Lola Murphy
Delphine Miller
WMU
Today in History highlights from 1863 to recent events
The column lists notable dates from 1863 to recent years including Lincoln proclaiming Thanksgiving, Washington declaring a day of thanksgiving, Hopkins University opening, and various postwar milestones. It notes a rise in registered voters after poll tax changes and other regional historical items.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Siegfried Line
Aachen
London
Germany
Antonio Segni
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Italy
United States
Britain
John A. Foster
Westside
Morgan County
Sean County
Ofa Ase
St. Barnabas Church
Birmingham
T.C. Almon
Peru Flash Flood Kills Six in La Merced
A flash flood hit the mountain village of La Merced about 125 miles east of Lima on Thursday killing six people and leaving ten missing and numerous residents homeless. Local reports from Lima described widespread destruction and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Lima
Peru
la Merced
Statewide Tax Take Sets Alabama Record
Alabama state taxes totaled 322 million for the year, topping the previous record by nearly 20 percent. Major school revenue came from sales tax 127.1 million with 33 percent rise, income tax 60.2 million, tobacco tax 19.5 million, use tax 13.9 million, and gasoline tax 79.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Education Trust’ Fund
Barotseland Size and Population Estimate
A rough figure places Barotseland at about 1,000,000 residents covering 44,920 square miles, roughly half the size of Idaho. The data suggests a large territory with a substantial population for regional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barotseland
Idaho
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Training Union
Srace Sherman
Riverview
Wuard Stalleup
Ishmael
Parker
Seamen’s Church Institute of New York
4Th Ave
Grant St
A. B. van Aredale
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jackson St
8Th Ave. E
Edwin F. Dalstrom
Bes
Methodist
Drapery
Episcopal
Gordon Dr
James C. Bodley
Christian Science
Christian
Church of Christ
Lawrence County
Wolf Springs
Courtland Church. OF ‘Christ
M. E. Furber
First Assembly of God
8Th Ave
National Council of A
Division of Christian Education
Christ
U.S.A
King Features Syndicate
Cyrus Meritt
J. T. Baker
Lloyd Evestead
Ocala
Fila
Saltian Army
6Th Ave
Christian Science Reading Room
Princess Theatre
Bidg
Ira's Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulton St
Athens
Westminster Presbyterian Church of the
United Presbyterian Church
Eighth Ave
S.E
O Payne Miller
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