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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
9
A meditation on the world turned upside down and the Christian call to mission. The speaker argues mankind and churches have failed to right the world, urges believers to lift the lever of the Cross and commit to turning society toward divine order.
Presbyterian minister John Witherspoon, president of the College of New Jersey, signed the Declaration as the only ordained clergyman. His fierce preaching and influence helped sway Presbyterian support for independence, shaping early U.S. civil and religious liberty. He advised Madison and wrote on church and state after the Revolution.
The Director of Public Service Safety of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids by 12:00 noon Friday July 15 1960 for furnishing 1500 tons of salt. Each bid must list all interested parties and include a 10 percent bid bond or certified check. If bids are rejected the check is returned. if accepted the check is returned upon contract execution. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Arthur Coon Director.
The John Follrod family of Mt. Sterling Ohio visited the Follrod-Robinson home. Eight members and Rev Card attended the church official board meeting. Rev Card named chair man Millard Swartz vice chair man and Isola Taylor secretary.
The Athens Messenger lists Sunday school times worship services and midweek activities for numerous churches in Athens and nearby areas. It names First Church of the Nazarene Columbus Road Church of God Mt Zion Missionary Baptist Richland Ave Methodist Amesville Presbyterian Parish First Apostolic Jehovahs Witnesses and many others with specific times for services prayer meetings and youth activities.
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