Man to Man TV series to answer live religious questions
Four prominent clergymen will host a fall launch of Man to Man a year long TV series featuring 13 consecutive programs each The live discussions will be person to person without sermons or visual aids and air on most stations under the National Council of Churches auspices
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Ralph W. Lockman
New York
Louis H. Evans
Hollywood
California
John A. Redhead
Greensboro
North Carolina
Donald Grey
Barnhouse
Philadelphia
National Council of Churches
Clare Adventists Set Film Showing Sunday
Clare Adventist church invites the public to an 8 00 pm Sunday showing of a sound color film Inter-America by M F Gray director of Sabbath school work for the Michigan Conference. The program also includes The Bible on the Table a film about instituting family worship in the American home and features Johnny delivering groceries.
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M.F. ‘Gray
Michigan, Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Inter-America
Clare ‘Adventist Church
Titur Falls
Niagara
Johnny
Clare Delegation Attends Northern Michigan Jehovahs Assembly
A delegation from Clare and the Pulcifer family join about 500 delegates from 26 Central and Northern Michigan congregations for a three day Jehovahs Witnesses assembly in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Sessions run Friday through Sunday October 7 to 9 at the Richlie Auditorium in Sault Ste. Marie High School with Bible talks discussions and demonstrations on improving ministry. D E Stull of New York will give the main public address Sunday at 8 00 p m on overcoming the fears of this generation. All sessions are open to the public without charge.
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Clare
Michigan
Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Sault Ste. Marie
Clifford Pulcifer
Merle Pulcifer
George
Ritchie Editorium
Sault St. Marie High School
Central
D.E. Stull
New York
Soviet Delegation Leader Reports On U.S. Farms
Vladimır Matskevich, head of the Soviet farm delegation, broadcasts a report from Washington on American agriculture. He outlines Soviet views on farm policy and U.S. farming conditions to the Soviet Union via radio.
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Vladimir Matskevich
Russ Farm
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
Polish Methodists Maintain Activity Under National Leadership
The July letter from Rev. Josef Naumiuk of Warsaw reports that Polish Methodism continues under national leadership. Dr. Charles Boss of Chicago, visiting in August, is noted as the first American minister to visit Poland in four years.
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Myo
Board of Missions of the Methodist Chuveh
Irom
Methodist
Poland
Josef Naumiuk
Warsaw
Charles Boss, J
Chicago
Methodist Board of World Peace
Boss
Ir. Nauminike
Naumink
Small Town United Nations Town Meeting Inspires National Example
The Church Peace Union led by Dr. Ralph W. Lockman urges towns to imitate Franklin New Hampshire’s United Nations Town Meeting. The Franklin event featured UN delegates from Pakistan Iraq and the United States along with a nation dress parade and baked bean supper. The effort spawned Operation Goodwill sending farm equipment to Panama Greece and Indonesia and marks its third year of annual town emphasis.
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Church Peace Union
Ralph W. Lockman
New York
Franklin
New Hampshire
United Nations
Viqar Hamdani
Pakistan
Awni Khalidy
Iraq
William O. Hall
New England
Panama
Greece
Indonesia
Boyhood of Jesus Lesson for October Nine
Religious lesson recounts Luke 2 and the boy Jesus in the temple. It contrasts Jesus early understanding with Mary and Joseph and argues good parental homes foster better children.
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Robert H. Harper
Boyhood of Jesus
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
Jerusalem
City
Doctors of the Law
Temple
Coffee Breaks Drive Productivity Across 35000 Workers
A recent survey finds more than 35,000 employed Americans take a daily coffee break, reflecting a widespread workplace routine. The survey highlights breaks as part of daily work life and hints at potential productivity implications.
Wallpaper sales circle the globe 25 times in a year
Americans bought enough wallpaper in the last year to encircle the world 25 times at the equator, highlighting a surge in home decorating materials and consumer spending on interior finishes.
Local church services scheduled across Michigan towns
Farwell and Harrison host morning worship and evening services at 10 a m 7 45 p m Sabbath schools at 1 30 p m and 3 00 p m Vernon City holds Sunday School 10:00 a m worship 11:00 a m and evening service 7:45 p m St Cecilia Catholic Church in a neighboring town lists Masses 7 30 and 10 30 a m with confessions Saturday 4 00 5 00 p m and 7 30 8 30 p m
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Arthur Center Church
of God
Elza Beery
Loomis Missionary Church
Stanley Leonardy
Schooh
Farwell, Michigan
Gospel Church
Friendly Welcome Bible School
Gospel Mission
Farwell Park J
W. Teale
Minteter
Pimi
Vernon City
Clare
Harold Smith
Latter Day Saints
Hubert L. Beavers
Dover
Arthur Cubhingham
ST. Cecilia’s Church
Fred i Sruba
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