Translators and Translation in Bible History Highlighted
Dr Jary Phillips featured in a The Anderson Herald piece on translators and translation tracing Bible versions from early days to the King James era. The article notes his roles with the Church of God, editorial work for Gospel Trumpet and Today, and his academic and church leadership positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Press
Bet of Translators
Transla
Fions
Tar
Sus
de Philips
Iter
Church of Bible
God
Cliffe
King James Church of God
Jary
For God
Phillips
New Jersey
Trans Phillips
Rotary Club
Anderson Herald
General Church
Graduate School
Colorado
Anderson College
Myers St
San Diego
Calif
State College
Anderson Col
Currip
Culum
Inter-Church of God
Butler Universof
Church of God
Council of Religious Edu
Chrissity School of Religion
1.I.of
Churches of Christ
Jpany
Conference
Green Lake, Wis
Union Theological Semin Church School
Park Place Church
Rocket Expert Resigns From Air Force Over Advisory Panels
Col. William O. Davis, 38, a key figure in Air Force space planning, resigns his commission amid criticisms of senior scientists who advise military leaders on technology. He says conservative views of top scientists hamper U.S. space progress, naming no names, and plans to join Turbo Dynamics Corp. as VP for research at a new facility near Minden, Nevada. Davis resides in Annapolis with his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingson
Air Force
William 0. Davis
Air Force Space
Pentagon
Davis
U. S
Soviet Union
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eisenhower
Lee DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Lloyd Berkner
J. J. Rabi
Joseph Kaplan
U.S. International Geophysical Year Committee
Turbo Dynamics Corp
Minden, Ney
Annapolis
Birthday honor for Terry Rea at Shirley Park shelter house
A birthday party marked Terry Rea's 10th celebration at the Shirley park shelter house with many gifts for the honoree. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. James Van Duyn attended Purdue commencement exercises and will join Ball State in June for additional ceremonies where Mrs. Van Duyn will graduate. The Van Duyns reside in Carmel, with Mr. Van Duyn employed in Indianapolis. Numerous local families shared visits and events, including gatherings, recitals, and social calls across Carmel, Indianapolis, Fortville, Wilkinson, and Anderson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Terry Reason
Shelter House
Shirley Park
James van Duyn
Purdue
van Duyn
Ball State
Carmel
Indianapolis
Forrest Camplin
Gene Camplin
Markleville
Leslie Chew
Carl Hinsley
Fortville
Keith White
Shortridge High School
Diane Sullivan
Dean Brumfield
Robert Young Sr
Middletown
Wayne Brumfield
Russell Souder
Lake Shaffer
Surgical Dressing Unit To Meet Monday
Summitville reports a 1 30 p m Monday June 9 meeting at the Lions Club house for the Surgical Dressing Unit. Other notes include the Democrat Women's Club gathering June 10 at Mrs Ruth Castor's home. Olive Bear is president. Summitville Eastern Star meets June 11 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Hall with Masonic Lodge members as honored guests and a Father s Day program planned. Also listed are local students who attended a dance school program in Alexandria and from Summitville Ethel Broyles remains ill at St John s Hospital Anderson. The Unconquered offered in Beirut s reopened theater with Gary Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Lions Club
Democrat Women's Club
Ruth Castor
Olive Bear
Summitville Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Alexandria
Anita
Diana Brewer
Debbie
Sharon Dyson
Dwight Gardner
Jim
Judy Morris
Deborah
Mike Murray
Philip Nash
Paul Thurston
Jon
van Ness
John James
Janice Johnson
Ethel Broyles
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
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Gospel Trumpet
New Book
Bulletin-Herald
Eero Eae
Terry
Gerald Wright
Edgel Davisson
Mollie Harris
Gable Nursing Home
John W. Davisson
Marion
Beverly Wright
Terry Smith
Wilkinson
Beirut, Lebanon
UPI
Beirut
Gary Cooper
AKRON
Frank Krall
Capital Paper Company
Admiral Products
Admiral
Frank Kraus
Aromiances
Lynn St
Columbus
Freezer
Admiral Air
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