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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
8
Ezra Taft Benson the secretary of agriculture greeted reporters at a news conference in Washington and discussed prayer for rain. He noted a special day of prayer could help drought areas but said he had not heard of one. He cited faith and works and that rain can fall on all.
In Los Angeles Dr. Charles Leber of New York asserts the Christian Church resists communism fascism and paganism as evidence of strength. He calls the church to overcome crowd delirium and release its power to spread basic Christian truths amid tension.
Funeral services for Donald Melvin Andrews will be held at 10:30 a m Saturday in the Phillips Addition Community Church. He died unexpectedly Tuesday evening at 30. Born February 1 1925 in Anderson he was the son of Austin A and Nellie Tyler Andrews. He are survived by a brother and sister. Burial will be in Park View Cemetery. The Rev Ed Smith and the Rev Charles Boone will officiate. The body was taken to Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home after 1 p m Thursday.
Alexandria Delta Theta Tau Sorority hosts a social at the J M Club rooms on Tuesday with pledges and members present. Doris Manning and Mrs Jones lead planning for the year, and initiation of new members is set for June 7, with national convention in Fort Wayne discussed.
Junior Pay ton of Alexandria High School won the Teen-Age Road e o with 457 of 500 possible points and a $25 prize from the Alexandria Insurance Association. Runner up sim Cleaver had 408 points and a travel clock from Fleenors Auto Store. Sue Wilson scored 389 and received a charcoal grill.
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