Presbyterians Lead In Church Giving Across Major Denominations
A Kiplinger magazine study shows most church members give little beyond a token amount. Presbyterians U S top the list with 75.54 per member annually, followed by Lutherans, Congregational Christian, Episcopal, United Lutherans, Baptists, Southern Baptists, Methodists, and Disciples of Christ.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Presbyterians
U. S
Missouri Synod
U.S. A
Tist
Methodist
Disciples of Christ
Corporate philanthropy viewed as new growth industry in U S
Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange argues philanthropy has become a growth sector with 5 000 foundations and billions in assets, driven by a need to address social problems. He credits corporate giving with funding education and hospitals and urges business to expand support while protecting institutional independence.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Funston
Gates
Ford Foundation
Grass Roots Opinion Clips Across the Nation
A survey of voices from Dover Wadesboro Clarksdale and Pensacola reveals concern over United Nations involvement postures favoring U.S. withdrawal and calls for more government transparency in travel expenses. The letters emphasize individual freedom and progress through open inquiry.
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Pensacola
Fla
Andrews County News masthead and staff roles
Publisher editor Charles W. Roberts Sr and Mrs C W Roberts Jr hold top positions. The paper notes weekly publication Sundays and Thursdays at 111 Northwest First in Andrews Texas and lists staff titles including business manager advertising manager and news editor.
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Andrews County News
Northwest First
Andrews
Texas
Actua Space
News From Around The East Plains and counties report liquor seizure
Seminole Sheriff Harris held for Texas Liquor Control board agents 390 cases of beer and 10 cases of wine with a wholesale value of 1560 dollars. Trucker Johnny McWhorter of Odessa fined 1000 dollars plus 23 in costs. A waste pile fire near Seminole destroyed two trucks and hundreds of bales of cotton with damage around 28420 dollars. Army reserve field artillery battery to be formed in Kermit with 3 officers and 18 enlisted men. Pecos price set at 2.05 dollars per hundred pounds for cotton picking to aid wage scales for Mexican Nationals.
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W. A. Harris
Texas Liquor Control Board
Gaines County
Odessa
Lubbock
Johnny McWh
Plains
D. C
Kermit
Commissioners’ Court Room
County Court House
Winkler County News
Ed Mc Donald
Texas Employment Commission
Mc Donald
Andrews community notes recapped by year and clubs
A compiled column lists past and present Andrews groups leaders including Allen Humphrey and Tiny Warden, plus posts like Post 9190. It mentions school boards, stadium visits to San Angelo, sales awards, Lions Club drives, fund targets, and obituaries for Joy James.
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Allen Humphrey
Andrews Ex
Carlene Tharp
Jack Maxwell
Diana Bolin
Curtis
Stardusters
Andrews Lions Club
Lions Club
Andrews United
Joy Charles James
T & C Drillng Co
Midland
Fragmented musings mix of social notes and quotes
A rambling column of clipped reflections on society politics and culture mentions pills restraint church scenes Eisen press trends and a theater ad. It muses on marriages optimism and East and West clashes with scattered quotes and opinions.
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Andrews County Vets
Congregational Christian
Protestant Episcopal
Lutheran (United
America
Grass Roots Opinion
Dover
Del
U.N
United States
Wadesboro
N. C
Messenger and Intelligencer
Sam
Clarksdale
Miss
Press Register
Eisenhower
Congress
The
Andrews, Texas
Charles W. Roberts, SR
James Roberts
C. W. Roberts, JR
ED Payer
Ladoyce Lambert
RED Cross Chapter
Pecos Enterprise
Andrews Mustangs
Seagraves
Grissoms Twins
Gulf Service Station
Milton Ramsey
Ben H. Wooten
Ramsey
Fern Heath
Brownwood
W. N
Stovall
A. L. Hood
First State Bank
Roberts
Fort Worth
Olin Miller
Eisen
Lefrain
Stevenson
Sorehead
Kipling
Royal — Underwood — Remington
Parker
Hallmark
Hallmark Cards
News Office
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