Church fellowship or social club in Charleston church debate
Dr. Truman W. Potter of Christ Church Methodist challenged the idea that church fellowship is mere refreshments and parties. He warned that without the spirit of God, fellowship becomes conviviality and the church risks becoming a club.
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James A. Hall
Charleston
Truman W. Potter
Christ Church Methodist
Westminster Fellowship
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Christian Youth Fellowship
Christian Fellowship
Christ
God
Fife
Christ Church
Quarrier and
Morris Sts
Potter
Oslo
Norway
Holy Land
Europe
Embittered suitor murders two then dies in California
In San Bruno California 22 year old David Reidell shot and killed Mrs Ernestine Bruhns and her husband Norman Bruhns before turning a pistol on himself. Mrs Sheffield 19 escaped by leaping from a second story window. The Bruhns children Brenda 1 Norman Jr 10 and James 8 are left behind. Reidell had long sought reconciliation with Mrs Bruhns after meeting her at a bowling alley.
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San Bruno
Calif
Ernestine Bruhns
Frea Gillen
David Reidel
San Francisco
Mrs. Bruhns
Mary Sheffield
Gillen
Reidell
Bruhns
Brenda
Norman Jr
James
San Mateo County
Washington
Community
Rep
Ken
Hechler
West Virginia
Charles Tabor
West Hamlin
Heehler
Congress
Four Die in North Carolina Auto Crash at Dead Man's Crossing
Four people were killed when a car rammed the side of another at Dead Man's Crossing seven miles east of Winston-Salem. Victims identified by the state highway patrol are Leon Carr 38 Raleigh his wife 52 William Newton Hester 22 Belews Creek and Bobby Wayne Mabe 21 Walnut Cove. The collision occurred about 12 10 am at the NC 66 and US 158 intersection. The Carrs were returning from a vacation in Columbus Ohio.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Here
State Highway Patrol
Leon Carr
Raleigh
William Newton Hester
Belews Creek
Bobby Wayne Mabe
Walnut Cove
U. 8
Carrs
Mental Health Newsman Albert Deutsch Found Dead
Albert Deutsch, 55, pioneer in U S coverage of mental health, was found dead in his bed in Horsham England after a reported heart attack. He was in town for a World Federation for Mental Health meeting and had a long career at PM New York Star New York Post and New York Compass.
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Horsham
England
Albert Deutsch
U. S
Deutsch
World Federation For Mental Health
New York City
New York State Welfare Department
The
New York Star
New York Post
New York Compass
Greenbrier to Vote on Six Million Tax Levy
Greenbrier voters will go to the polls Wednesday to decide whether about 1.6 million to 1.85 million in new school tax is needed for improvements and vocational programs. The levy is proposed as a one year temporary measure with funds slated for construction and related student services.
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United Nations — i
U.N
Charleston Gazette
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyika
A. W
Uganda
Zanzibaran
Thedollah Faryar
Iran
Compa Blaek
Usumbura
Ruandi-Urundi
Central African Great Lakes
Osvaldo Lopez-Nogueros
Lewisburg
Greenbrier
Dalry
Se . W. Wa
Ahah
Sir Wai
Constructe Gezelte
Astion
Sociated Pine Une
Feetsia
Handiaur
Dial Phone Service Expanding in Pocahontas County
Telephone Utilities of West Virginia plans a 3,000,000 construction program to complete dial telephone service in Pocahontas County. The project affects about 30 communities and 4,000 subscribers with service starting Monday.
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Marlinton
Pocahontas County
Telephone Utilities of
West Virginia
10000 Aged Persons Added to Benefit Rolls
A Senate aging committee report finds 10000 elderly individuals added to medical care rolls in the first half of the MA A program. The survey covers 50 states and four territories, with 27, representing seven state programs, receiving help in October May. The report notes about 12 million seniors could lack public medical protection as of January 1962.
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Washington
Sen
Congress
Special
Senate Committee On Aging
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert S. Kerr
D- Okla
Wilbur Mills
D- Ark
Treasury
Ance
McNamara
Oor
New Readers Given Degrees in Key West Cuba Illiteracy Drive
The first 3,500 graduates in Cuba’s illiteracy campaign received diplomas at a ceremony in Havana's Sports Palace. Fidel Castro was slated to speak, with his speech heavily promoted on TV and radio amid speculation of a major announcement.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Sports Palace
Castro
Baby sitting inquiry prompts Nancy to visit
A note requesting Nancy to come over while the writer says they are babysitting tonight. No other context or details are provided.
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Nancy
Alice
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Jes Tyre
Cossyell
Crawford
Tarleton
Fulton
Therapeake and Potome Telephone Company
Mary
Janie's
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