Religion In American Life Program Urges Regular Church Attendance
A nationwide appeal in November promotes regular attendance at churches and synagogues under the Religion In American Life banner. The non sectarian effort led by Robert T Stevens former Secretary of the Army, involves thousands of communities with ads across media and posters.
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House of Worship
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Advertising Council
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis International
Christians in Japan Declare Social Index for World Peace
The United Church of Christ of Japan issues The Christian's Social Index after eight years of study, advocating world peace, disarmament, cessation of nuclear weapons, opposition to tariff walls, Christian political participation for social justice, cooperative economy, dignified labor, and ethical proclamation amid changing social conditions.
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United Church of Christ of Japan
United Church
Japan
Armistice Day Reflections on Peace and Action
Rev Robert H Harper laments hollow rhetoric after Armistice Day while urging practical steps to end global conflict. He notes wars followed the first peace and warns against speeches heavy with imagery but light on solutions. He stresses that God sides with just causes, not heavy artillery.
Local Social Calendar Highlights Vernon City Area
Residents and visitors share visits across Vernon City and nearby towns. Families from Clare Bay City Harrison Marion and Lansing detoured to see relatives, attend meals, and enjoy weekend hospitality. Road trips included Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw with multiple calls on friends and kin.
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Adam Wright
Lansing
Lloyd Berjgey
Louie Fynnell
Farwell
Ella Sherman
Bertha Cappaert
George Snider
Russell Moody
Clare
Melvin Morse
Ed Sherman
Gladwin
Ezra Cobleigh
Edith Lowery
Marion
Donald Cobleigh
Harrison
Frank Nevins
Joyce
Lester Olds
C. A. Perry
Sheridan
Floyd Bergey
Ronnie
Eugene
Clare Hospital
Kenneth, Perry
Chicago
Illinois
Harold Nichols
Sequel Pitts
Winn
Perry
Pitts
Perrys
Nichols
Frank Simpson
Ernie Cleveland
Maxine Haggart
Eola McDoneland
Ruth Herron
Floyd. Bergey
Mt. Pleasant
Morris Henry
Chris. Smith
Lester Garver
James Yeoman
Bay City
Saginaw
Share Our Surplus appeal supports overseas food aid drive
Thousands asked to contribute to a special SOS appeal financing 1959 distribution of 300 million pounds of U S surplus foods to hungry people abroad. Dr R Norris Wilson notes SOS program value near 30 million dollars for 1958 and discusses planning at a Church World Service board meeting in New York.
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U.S
R. Norris Wilson
Church World Service
National Council of Churches
America
America. Discussion of the 1958 Food Distribution Effort, Dr. Wilson
Church World Service Board of Managers
Gramercy Park
New York City
Wilson
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Arthur Center Church OF God
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Faith Assembly OF God
Farwell Town Hall
Norman J. Kolenda
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J. J. Sruba
Grace Bible
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Phillips
Methodist Church Ltd
Nevins
Christian Science Services
Clare Masonic
OUR Savior Lutheran Mission
Raymond Mueller
Hayes Township Hall
Brown Corners
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Robert J. Kachenmeister
Eagle Church OF God
Barwell Park
A. W. Teale
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S. McEwan
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Farwell Methodist Church
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ST. Ann East
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Colonville
Elm Grove
Dover Church
McNeil
Shaeffer's Dairy
Clare Sentinel
Robert H. Harper
Fred Shavich Phont
Valley Chemical Co
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Frank Bowen
Owosso
Robert Bowen
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