Falkville News
Mt. Carmel exceeds goal for Annie Armstrong offering
It is Spring planting time. Many of you have already planted your garden. But here is a garden that you can yet plant.
Every Christian should have such a garden. Plant three rows of squash; squash gossip, squash criticism and squash indifferences. Plant five rows of lettuce; Let us be faithful, let us be loyal, let us be unselfish, let us love one another, let us be truthful. Plant four rows of turnips; turn up for a church, turn up with a smile, turn up with a new idea, and turn up with determination.
Facts about Falkville High School football field. The field did not have lights for many years. To get money to light the field chances on a bale of cotton were sold. This was done in the late 1940’s.
Until this time the football games were played in the afternoon. There were concession stands and you had to bring your own coffee if you wanted any during the game.
Martha Garrison will celebrate her birthday April 17 and Martha Asherbranner will celebrate her special day April 16.
Rex Slate of Birmingham recently visited Becky Johnson and Max and Dana Schrimsher in the Gandy’s Cove community.
Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist Church, 287 Mount Carmel Road near Eva, will have its annual Homecoming Sun., April 24. Brother Billy Teague will be the guest speaker at 11 a.m. Then, at noon, a fellowship meal will be served. Brother Terry Napier is the current pastor.
Mt. Carmel exceeded its goal for the Annie Armstrong Easter offering, receiving $485 for home missions.