Discipleship Topic Highlighted at Snodgrass Revival
The First Christian Church revival led by Dr. Roy C. Snodgrass will focus Tuesday evening on The Badge of Discipleship. Special music directed by Rev. H. A. Shaw includes a solo and a tenor duet with C. A. Hoover. The Woman's Auxiliary will be guest of honor at the service.
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Left Handed Man Compared To Church Figure
A reflection parallels a left handed man to a church figure striving despite little. The comparison centers on the reference to a man with one talent drawn from the twelfth chapter of First Corinthians.
Funeral for Miss Kennedy at 2 Today
Funeral services for Miss Margaret Kennedy 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Kennedy 508 Pierce Street were held at 2 this afternoon at Griggs Chapel Rev J A Bays officiated Burial followed at Llano Cemetery Pallbearers listed Kennedy survived by parents three sisters Mrs A L Garner Norfolk Virginia Mrs Frank Butts Dallas Kathryn Kennedy Amarillo and two brothers Robert Kennedy Wellington Charles Kennedy Amarillo Local notices also report A R Cotten lumber dealer of Denver and his family moving to 1005 Jackson Street and Earl Van Dale Magnolia Petroleum head on a hunting trip to New Mexico.
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Margaret Kennedy
L. A. Kennedy
Pierce Street
Norfolk
Virginia
Griggs Chapel
J. A. Bays
Polk Street Methodist Church
Llano
A. J. Clark
Golden Morris
Ralph Carlton
Marvin Landrum
Glen Frazier
Willis Cook
Miss Kennedy
A. L. Garren
Frank Butts
Dallas
Kathryn Kennedy
Amarillo
Robert Kennedy
Wellington
Charles Kennedy
Liberals Clash Over Oath for New Citizens in Supreme Court
Two naturalization cases before the Supreme Court test whether a prospective citizen may take the oath with wartime conscientious objector reservations. Yale professor Douglas MacIntosh and nurse Marie Bland, both natives of Great Britain, seek exceptions to bearing arms in war.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Douglas Clyde MacIntosh
Yale
Marie Averill Bland
New York City
MacIntosh
Naturalization
Connecticut
Miss Bland
United States
Brest
Great Britain
Professor MacIntosh
Daughter of J. D. Wrather Dies in Del Rio
Mrs. G. C. Walters of Del Rio Texas died after a brief illness. She was formerly Reta Wrather of Amarillo, daughter of J. D. Wrather and niece of Dr. J. R. Wrather of this city. Funeral services were held at San Saba. Mrs. Speer and her husband visited Fort Worth to see the Texas TCU game.
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G. C. Walters
del Rio
Texas
Walters
Reta Wrather
Amarillo
J. D. Wrather
J. R. Wrather
San Saba
Republicans to Maintain Capital Office
The Republican Party will keep a permanent capital office for the 1982 presidential cycle after White House talks with President Hoover. Robert H. Lucas will head the HQ, assisted by George De B. Keim and James L. West, with Sen. Fess of Ohio absent amid retirement speculation.
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Washington
Republican Party
Hoover
Republican National Committee
White House
Fess
Ohio
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Joseph R. Nutt
National Committee
Nutt
James Francis Burke
Jeremiah Milbank
Eastern
Lucas and
Keim
Jouett Shouse
Charles Michaelson
Michaelson
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W. L. Speer, Jr
Fort Worth
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Allen Lee
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Joe Mobley
Tyler
Amarillo, Texas
Jonathan Or
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Chili
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