Church Of God Plans Global Education Advance Rollout
The Church of God will launch a United Church School Advance this fall, directed by the national Board of Christian Education over three years to transform all aspects of Christian education. Rallies in 100 cities precede a drive to boost Sunday schools, vacations schools, and church youth programs, with local goals set by each congregation.
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Church of God
United Church School
National Board of Christian Education
Christian Education
Gram
Tade Ratz
Harold Bee
Linda
Geanning Beeson
Halph Broyles
Ray Merrill
Stengthened
Harald Swaim
Methodist Church
Theiy Sanday
Miller|coner
Herbert Schuckis
United Church
Methodist Baptists IWSCS And Aid Meet
SUMMITVILLE The W.S.C.S. held a meeting with Methodist and Baptist groups along with the IWSCS to discuss community aid initiatives and cooperative efforts in the town. No further details were provided in the accessible text.
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Methodist, Baptists Iwscs and
Aid Meet
Shirley Church Event Sees Fingers Lost At Work
A report from Shirley notes Guy Cottrell lost three fingers on his right hand at a Chrysler Plant. He was treated at Amorial Hospital after surgery to save the thumb and little finger. Local church groups held services and a funeral-like gathering followed, with several attendees from Shirley and nearby towns.
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Methodist Church
Shirley
Guy Cottrell
Elsie Overshiner
Lat
Chrysler
New Gertrude Woodruff
devo\Castie
Vergil Himelick
Machin
Mabellery
Gertrude Woodruff
Ie Honiton
Herbert Schuckers
Fred Judge
Fowler
Calif
Raymond Davis
Marthal Giog
Lingliness
I Mesdames
Mabel Denny
Estella
Shirley Cess- Waltz
Mozelle Woodruff
Kathryn Gent
Talbot
Tessie Johnson
Thelmaiamn Cottrell
Ray Judge
Thurston
Vada Weaver
Mary George
Waltz
Pluma Miller
Edith Brock
Ann Miller
Della Ice
Ethy
Darlene O’rear
Maynard
Elizabeth Ann
Virginia
Davis
Ie Ore
Auer
Harry O’rear
Mr. Wyatt
Sere
Tarla Ant
Carla Trump
Jennifer Cottrell
Eddie
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Father of Princess Grace Dies in Philadelphia
John B. Kelly Sr. a 70 year old millionaire contractor and former Olympic sculling champion, father of Princess Grace of Monaco, died after a lengthy illness. He led a brick firm, chaired Philadelphia Fairmount Park Commission, advised Eisenhower on fitness, and was a Democratic Party figure. He had abdominal surgery recently and had been recuperating at his East Philadelphia home.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John B. Kelly
Fonmer
Grace
Monaco
Kelly
John B. Hack
Kelly Jr
Eisenhowser
Finch retrial delayed in Los Angeles case
The retrial of Dr. R Bernard Finch 42 and his ex mistress Carole Toregoff 23 in a murder case was postponed a week awaiting a State Supreme Court ruling. The presiding judge is Leroy Dawson.
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LOS Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
State Supreme Court
Carole Toregoff
Segroes
Surry
United Press International
Leroy Dawson City
Roanoke
Sound Y
Chapel Hill
N.C
Yanceyville
Well County
Sei
North Carolina
Cas
Thai suspect admits anti US activity in embassy plot
A Thai suspect confessed that he wrote threats and placed a stenade at the American Embassy compound on May 26. The case ties into other regional security concerns as authorities pursue anti U.S. activity allegations.
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U.S
K. Thailand
API
Sarit Thenat
Car safety check totals and party slate listed
The article reports final figures from this year’s car safety check program: 37 354 cars examined with 4 008 defects and 3 516 corrections. Police and county officials say the program will continue into late fall. It lists 145 249 auto registrations in Madison County and notes fewer defects than before, with more corrections than prior year. Also included are high school queen entrants and the Democratic state convention candidate slate for numerous offices.
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John L. Heiden
Madison County
Ranardad
Nixon Aims to Unite Growth Policy at Chicago Convention
Nixon addressed a Fargo news conference in Chicago on July 2 outlining his stance on economic growth fiscal and labor policy. He said he would speak in St. Louis Tuesday, met Gov Quinn and Adm Felt at the platform proceedings, and discussed coordinating with the GOP Platform Committee to present a united platform. Eisenhower, in a black suit and Panama hat, was greeted by Hawaiian officials as Quinn and Felt escorted him to the platform with a three foot red carnation bouquet. The event drew broad crowds in the Midwest wheat belt as Nixon outlined efforts to align with surplus-management proposals and multilateral talks with multiple nations on food distribution and economic policy.
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Didacy
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Quentin Burdick
Persons
U.N. For
Eisenhower outlines Hawaii visit amid 1959 campaign
President Eisenhower cited Hawaii as a model of racial harmony in a speech during a campaign day. He praised Japanese American veterans of the 100th Battalion and 2nd Regimental Combat Team, and noted last minute filings left four state ticket spots uncontested. The trip included a stop at the University of Hawaii for an honorary degree and security planning by Secret Service for a planned island tour.
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New Albany
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Grills
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East Chica
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Bloomington
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Charles Tumulty rites set for today in Greensburg
Funeral services for Shorty Tumulty 56 of 113 E Plum St will be at 1 30 p m today at the Baker Brothers Funeral Home with the Rev Dewey Zent of Warren officiating Masonic rites will follow in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery He was a longtime operator of the Cellar Cafe Survivors include his widow Mary a son Robert a brother Forest and a sister Mrs K C Williamson Friends may call at the funeral home on the rest of the services details in the Greensburg paper.
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Anderson Memor
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Rt. 2
Alexandria
Decatur County
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Tumulty
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Monroe G. Schuster
Mt. Pleasant
Greensburg
Solar Masonix Lodge
Anderson
Orde of the
Eastern Star
Mary
Robert
Forest of Colorado
Springs
Colo
K. C. Williamson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
District Officials and Twin Births Highlight Local Page
The article lists district leaders and officials including Sandra Hayworth and Martha Dudley. It also reports twin births to Mrs Deavers and Mrs Collis, noting the mothers learned of multiples shortly before birth and sharing remarks about the experience.
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Sandra Hayworth Muncie
Martha Dudley
Markleville
Mary Kay Meyers
Anderson
Doris Shrake
Cora Wasson
Muncie
Barbara Heiney
Dorothy Morey
Charlene Worth Muncie
Margaret Lee
Jamalie Creason
Bernard Allen
Timothy Lee
Collis
LeAnn
Senate Votes Fail to End Tax Breaks in Page One Reform
Senate debate centers on removing dividend tax breaks and business expense rules. Amendments proposed by Sen. Paul H. Douglas and Sen. Joseph S. Clark aim to curb swindle sheets and entertainment deductions. Clark asserts his plan could raise about 250 million dollars annually, while the credit for dividend income could add roughly 350 million dollars in revenue.
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House Conference Committee
House
Paul H. Douglas
Joseph S. Clark
D - Pa
Mary Hendricks
Summitville
Clark
Rubin Carr and Son
Mitville
Stork Club
Albert Stepp
Andrew Orbik
Hamilton
Maxine McCullough
Jo Bes Soares
Hospital Dismissals and Legal Doubts Highlight Local Notes
Hospital dismissals from St Johns Hospital include Mildred Crisler and Arnold Anderson among others as the community reports on local medical leave and a safety brief. The text also notes tax implications on communications and travel, a senator’s rhetoric on a club policy, a Muncie family obituary, and minor vehicle incidents near Beech Grove and Federal Drive. The piece closes with a Supreme Court move clearing roadblocks to Civil Rights Commission hearings on voting discrimination in the South.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Civil Rights Commission
South
Commission
U.S. District Court For
Louisiana
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Middletown and Greenfield note Anna Jane Spitzer aged 2 from Middletown dies in Graysville Rest Home and Grace B Pearson seven from Greenfield dies at home. Mikoyan remains first deputy premier of the Soviet Union per reports.
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Madison
Anderson Obituary Parelle Brown Dies at 64 in Anderson
Parelle Brown 64 of 311 Marine Dr died 3 45 am Monday at St John s Hospital funeral 10 am Wednesday Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Jack Samuels burial Frankton KP IOOF Cemetery friends received after 4 pm today She was born Nov 14 1895 Carmi Illinois daughter of Matthew and Martha Mears Brent with her husband Wilard Brown she came to Anderson from Missouri two score years ago Mr Brown died in 1949 Survivors include three sons Samuel Leroy Homer G all of Anderson three daughters Neva VanNatter Azusa California Martha Nadine Brubaker Anderson and Edith Brown at home 13 grandchildren three great grandchildren
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Parell¢ Brown
Marine Dr
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral
Jack Samuels
Frankton
Friends
Carmi
Matthew
Martha Mears Brent
Wilard Brown
Anderson
Missouri
Brown
Samuel
Leroy
Homer G
Neva VanNatter
Azuza
Calif
Martha Nadine Brubaker
Edith Brown
District delegates named for Kennedy primary race
Walsh Ferguson Dominnes From Page One Anderson were named district delegates along with Mrs. Fannie Hummer Kokomo Milton Maid en brug Marion Joe Mettler Huntington and Arthur Gethard Peru. Three alternates named were Gerald Baum North Manchester Dr Dark Applegate Frankfort and Harry G Johannes Upton. The delegates are bound to vote for Sen John Kennedy on the first ballot but will be free to vote individual desires on succeeding ballots.
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Walsh
Ferguson Dominnes
Page One
Anderson
Fannie Hummer
Kokomo
Milton Maidenbrug
Marion
Joe Mettler Huntington
Arthur Gethard
Peru
Gerald Baum
North Man
Chester
Dark Applegate
Frankfort
Harry G. Johannes " Upton
John Kennedy
Indiana
Hoosier Medalist Honored At Sunday Event
Sunday activities featured the presentation of a scholar award to Janice Garner of Muncie the first Hoosier to win the ASMVETS National Scholarship Award. Melvin Bud Biddie of Anderson received recognition for earning the Congressional Medal of Honor as a World War II paratrooper in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Sip
Janice Garner
Muncie
Notable Figures Tied to Local Discussion Across City Line
Continued from page one the report lists Mayor Guy Lewis of Alexandria and E M Kelly division manager of Philips Petroleum Co. Also named are congressman Ed Roush FAA safety engineer Lyle Brown Rear Admiral Arnold W McKechnie major general W C Westmoreland and Lt Cmdr Donald Densford in connection with the ongoing matter.
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Page One
Guy Lewis
Alexandria
E .M. Kelly
Pilips Petroleum Co
Ed Roush
Lyle Brown
FAA
Arnold W. McKechnie
Naj
W. C. Westmoreland
Donald. Densford
Funeral notices for Buddy Lee Quillin and Bertha Munch
Services for Buddy Lee Quillin who died at birth Sunday at St John s Hospital were held Monday at Maplewood Cemetery conducted by Rev Kermit Pugh. Survivors include parents Patrick G and Sally No Vaughn Quillin and grandparents. Bertha Munch 80 of 3120 Ind 67 East died Saturday. funeral Thursday at Pratt Kansas with body sent from Baker Brothers Funeral Home to Ayres and Colbeck Funeral Home Pratt.
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Rt. 2
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Maplewood Cemetery
Kermit Pugh
Bethany Christian Church
Baker Bro
Erv Flesnarht
Baker Brothers
S Roi
Patrick G
Sally No Vaughn Quillin
Darreil Quillin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Morris Vaughn
Robert Vaughn
Bertha Munch
East
Pratt
Kan
Ayres and Colbeck
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Lapel
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Madison Heights
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Markieville
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Crawfordsville
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Greenfield
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ORA Todd Agency
Elwood Ph. FE
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Heiney’s Frozen Foods & Meats
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