O.N.E. Store serves low income with volunteer staff
The O.N.E. Store at 1001 Ninth St. SE run by Christian volunteers offers groceries at the lowest possible price to low and fixed income families. Don Earll credits donations, no government support, and a special price chart to boost high protein items while evaluating three month trial specials.
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O.N.E
Oakhill Neighborhood Enterprise
Ninth St
Don Earn
O.N.E. Board
Earll
Churches United
Earl
Oak Hill
Hiawatha
Erel
Earls
Don Earlls
Gene Cooleys
Noelridge Park Christian Church
Nadine Cooley
Don Earll
Ninth St. SE
Reader's Digest Condenses Bible Stirs Mixed Reactions
The Reader's Digest releases a condensed Holy Bible reducing overall size by 40 percent while preserving all 66 books and major messages. Editors defend unchanged spiritual content and note strong praise from Norman Vincent Peale, Oral Roberts, and Bruce Metzger amid controversy led by Daniel Fore of Moral Majority.
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Reader's Digest
Norman Vincent Peale
Oral Roberts
Jerry Falwell
Fore
Youth lock-in, films, concerts at area churches on New Year’s Eve
A Central YMCA lock-in for 9th to 12th graders runs 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. New Year’s Eve with Circle of Love screening, Christian concert by Jane Edward, sports and breakfast. Tickets four dollars from Youth for Christ offices and local churches. Other events include Dr. Carol Currier teaching seminars in Ely at 2:30 and 7 p.m., and multiple church film showings such as Heaven’s Heroes and A Thief in the Night.
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Central Ymca
Circle of Love
Jane Edward
Youth For Christ Office
First Covenant Church
Noelridge Baptist Church
Faith Bible Church
Robins
Carol Currier
Iowa City
Washington, D.C
Russell Lehman
Ely
Hazelle Brownlee
Tulsa
Calvary Baptist Church
Johnson Ave
Des Moines
Valley View Baptist Church
Mount Vernon Road
Squaw Creek Baptist Church
44Th St
Marion
Twin Pines Baptist Church
42Nd St
Polish refugees in San Antonio await unsure future
Two Polish refugees, Marius and Jadwiga, resettle in San Antonio as churches help relocate Poles from Austria camps. They fear Solidarity may fail if people do not stand up. they cite Poland’s political fate tied to talks between Brezhnev era leaders.
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San Antonio, Texas
Poland
Solidarity
Marius
Solidarity Labor Union
Jadwiga
Krakow
San Antonio
Relief Agencies Plan Continued Poland Aid Despite Martial Law
Catholic Relief Services and Lutheran World Relief say shipments of food and clothing to Poland will continue despite martial law. Bishop Edwin B. Broderick states no anticipated interruptions, with CRS having sent Poland over $10 million in foodstuffs recently.
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New York
Poland
Edwin B. Broderick
Catholic Relief Services
Lutheran World Relief
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