Peale Dynamo Thrills Georgia South Carolina Audiences
Norman Vincent Peale drew thousands to his three day speaking tour in Anderson Augusta and Savannah while broadcasting on WAIM. At Marble Collegiate Church he led overflow crowds with his spiritual guidance and lively demeanor. His wife Mrs Peale assists his humanitarian outreach and the couple ranks among the nation’s busiest.
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S.C
Norman Vincent Peale
Georgia
South Carolina
New York
Augusta
Savannah
Peale
Doctor Peale
United States
Marble Collegiate Church
Decatur
Ala
Community club and institute events and local incidents
The Past Matrons Club of Mary Lou Dancey Chapter 320 meets at 7 30 p m at 414 Gordon Dr SE. The North Alabama Chapter I I E will meet Oct 8 with James O Jensen discussing Organization Planning. Police investigate an arson claim at 1022 20th Ave SE and a wallet theft reported near the Morgan County Fair.
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Mary Lou Dancey
CES
Sarah McCauley
Gordon Dr
North Alabama
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
James 0. Jensen
U. S. Army Ordinance Management Engineering Training Agency
Lamar Smith
13Th Ave
Morgan County Fair
Smith
Significance of publicly confessing faith at McCormick Place
The act symbolized publicly declaring faith in Christ as an outward sign of an inward spiritual work. It marks a starting point in a new life for many, though true Christian life goes beyond a single moment. Jesus described access to the kingdom of God as requiring childlike faith and confession before others.
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D. H
Christ
Jesus
God
Limestone Lass Crowned Miss Tennessee Valley Exposition
Limestone County’s Miss Geri Smith a 17 year old Athens 4 student won the Miss Tennessee Valley Exposition title at the Morgan County Fair final. Missing tears marked the moment as she accepted the crown from Miss Tommy Lou Roberts amid a crowded coliseum. Nancy Kelley Hartselle was first runner up and Patricia Ann Allen Russellville third in a prize package worth over 700 dollars shared by the three schools.
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Geri Smith
Athens 4
Center
Morgan County Fair
Nancy. Kelley
Hartselle
Morgan County
Patricia Allen
Russellville
Lawrence County
Limestone
Limestone County
W. T. Smith
Athens
Smith
Tommy Lou Roberts
Town Creek
Coliseum
Nancy Kelley
Hartseller
Patricia Ann Allen
Athens High School
Alabama Solidarity With Mississippi Grows In Clash
Alabama's delegation and leadership express unified support as Mississippi Governor Barnett defies federal orders to integrate the University of Mississippi. Governor Ross Barnett's stand spurs rising public backing from Alabama officials and many residents.
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Alabama Democratic Executive Committee
Alabama
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Atlee Sample Dies, Longtime Hartselle Leader
HARTSELLE Atlee Davis Sample longtime business leader and president of the Citizens Bank of Hartselle died at Hartsville Hospital Saturday about 2 30 p m Graveside services are 2 p m Monday at Hartsville Cemetery with Rev Roy Hewlett and Rev S E Paulk officiating Born in Somerville Aug 4 1893 he attended school there and graduated from Auburn University He played football for Auburn 1914 1916 and coached football at Hartselle after World War I service He was a farmer and businessman recently sold his partnership in the Frost Truck and Tractor Co and See ATLEE on Page 2.
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Hartselle
Atlee Davis Sample
Citizens Bank of
Roy Hewlett
S. E. Paulk
Somerville
Sample
Auburn University
Auburn
U.S. Navy
Frost Truck and Tractor Co
ATLEE
Johnson Faces 5000 Dollar Daily Fine in Meredith Enrolment Fight
The U S 5th Circuit Court of Appeals held Mississippi Lt. Gov. Paul B Johnson in contempt for aiding blocks on James Merediths enrollment at Ole Miss and fined him 5000 dollars per day unless he cooperates with court orders by 11 a m Tuesday. The court also warned of custody and higher fines if Johnson acts to obstruct further. Merediths attorney and Justice Department urged swift purge deadlines while Barnett faced similar sanctions the day before.
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New Orleans
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Johnson
Meredith
Ross Barnett
Barnett
John Doar
Justice Department
Ole Miss Gates
U. S. District Court
Three Wrecks Reported In One Evening On Area Roads
The Alabama Highway Patrol investigated three traffic wrecks Saturday night. At 6 10 p m seven miles south of Somerville on Highway 67 Hershell Harvey Fite 33 Somerville and Harry M Lyle 46 Hartselle were involved with about 300 dollars damage and no injuries. A second crash at 7 10 p m one mile west of Decatur on Highway 20 involved William Holliman 30 driving a 1959 Opal and James D Bagwell 40 in a 1958 Ford with about 350 dollars damage following too close. A third wreck at 8 15 p m in front of Fruehauf on Highway 20 involved Peggy Nell Holliman 27 Russellville injured and admitted to Bank Street Hospital in satisfactory condition. her husband Erskin M Hollimon 29 Decatur drove a 1957 Chevrolet that collided with Peter Preston 28 Decatur driving a 1961 Falcon. Closeout sale ad follows.
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Alabama Highway Patrol
Somerville
Hershell Harvey Fite
Somerville 2
Harry M. Lyle
Hartselle
Highway Patrol
William Holliman
James D. Bagwell
Decatur
Highway 20
Peggy Nell Holliman
Russellville
Fruehauf
Erskin M. Hollimon
Peter Preston
Governor Defies Court as Federal Troops Move Toward Ole Miss
In Oxford Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett clings to segregation as James Meredith seeks admission to the University of Mississippi. The Kennedy administration moves to authorize troops with helicopter units assembling in Memphis to enforce Meredith's registration while the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals cites contempt against Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson and Barnett.
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Oxford
Miss
Ross Barnett
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
Kennedy Moves National Guard as Federal Action Looms
President Kennedy ordered the Mississippi National Guard into federal service to enforce desegregation orders if needed. Army troops were assembled near Mississippi to move in and enforce court orders to enroll James Meredith at the University of Mississippi. Federal troops stood by as Kennedy planned a nationwide address and Justice Department steps, with about 500 military policemen and 1,000 infantrymen expected, and marshals to be mustered for early action.
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Defense Department
Naval Air Station
Memphis
Tenn
Here
Kennedy
Millington Naval Air Station
Washington
Mississippi National Guard
White House
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Memphis, Tenn
Army
Pentagon
Tennessee
Justice Department
Writer Drew Pearson to Speak in Decatur Oct 18
National Newspaper Week events in Decatur highlight a talk by Drew Pearson, famed Washington columnist. Civic club leaders from Kiwanis Rotary Lions Civitan and the Decatur Junior Chamber plan a noon meeting with potential regional editors and officials in attendance.
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Drew Pearson
Decatur
Washington
Civic Club Council
Kiwanis
Rotary, Lions and Civitan
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Ed. E. Reid
Alabama League of Municipalities
Pearson
Simpson Fund Skating Party Aids Ernest Simpson Recovery
Ernest Simpson Jr. shows progress after a hospital visit. Doctors report improvement with muscle retraining and his recent self feeding and balance. A skating party tomorrow at Phillips Rollercade benefits the Ernest Simpson Fund with Jackie Whitley performing. Admission 50 cents with own skates and one dollar with rentals. Proceeds aid the fund.
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Ernest
Ernest Simpson
Phillips Rollercade
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