Rev Walker's Busy Life Behind Local Faith Community
VERL C WALKER once pastor of the Mc Cray Church now serves a growing congregation near Payson in the Tonto Rim country. He built a 5,000 square foot church and runs a sawmill, keeping a full schedule with six children at home and residents visiting from Philadelphia Arlington and other towns. The column notes ongoing social events, yard visits, and local announcements from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl C. Walker
McCray Church
Hare
Aero Supply
Payson
Phoenix
Walker
Tonto Rim Country
Pew
Thas
Preach Walker
East Street
Gary Bennett
Joseph Busarello
Arlington. Va
Joe
Shirley
Philadelphia
American Home Magazine
Hospital
Jan Edwards
Hollywood Fashion Bureau
Grand Rapids
Mich
Donald Armitage
Alfred Haenel
Jean
Mark
Jackie
YMCA
the Hawk
Ivan Smith
East Pleasant Street
Ceter
Clyde Johnston
Becky
Patty
Ginny
Johnston
Lous~ville
VFW Ladies Plan Picnic At Roebrig Hunting Camp
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary No. 264 met in the Garden Room to plan a picnic at the William Roebrig hunting camp with Mrs. William Roebrig presiding. Details to be announced next meeting, which also set July and August as single monthly meetings on the second Thursday. July 14 is the next session. Mrs Rosa McElroy and Mrs Hazel Shuss served refreshments. attendance prize went to Mrs Mildred Sorenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roebrig
VFW Ladies Auxiliary No. 264
Post Home
Rosa McElroy
Hazel Shuss
Mildred Sorenson
Beaverdam Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary July 4th Barbecue Plans
Beaverdam Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary met to organize a chicken barbecue for Monday July 4 at the fire hall from 7 to 9 p m. Edward Schuyler of Bustl will cook the chicken. Menu includes chicken potato salad cabbage salad applesauce rolls relishes coffee tea or milk and pie or ice cream. Ticket chairmen Mr and Mrs Walter Burrows will sell at the door. A Erie County association of hose company auxiliaries meeting at Belle Valley on June 26 at 6 30 p m. Reservations to Mrs Sexton or Mrs William Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspecus
Elgin
Beaverdam Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary
Vincent Sexton
Edward Schuyler
Bust
Walter Burrows
Erie County Association of Hhose Company Auxiliaries
Belle Valley
Sexton
William Mercer
41 Ladies Attend Guest Day At Country Club
Forty one women attended a guest day at Corry Country Club with Mrs. James Macinnes and Mrs. Raymond Anderson hosting. A buffet lunch was served at 1 pm and bridge prizes went to Mrs. William Pearson Mrs. Wallace Young and Mrs. C. W. Bracken Sr. Out of town guests included Mrs. G. C. Stewart Cincinnati Ohio and others from Alliance Ohio St. Augustine Fla Uniontown Norm East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
James Macinnes
Raymond Anderson
Elsie Roof
Ion
William Pearson
Wallace Young
C. W. Bracken Sr
H. J. Wilcox
J. Fred Kinley
Club
G. C. Stewart
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alliance
Mayme Wood
St. Augustine
Fla
Luther Davis
Uniontown
Harry
Catholic Daughters Picnic at Mead Park Nichols Lodge
Catholic Daughters of America held a picnic at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park last evening. Dinner was served at 6 30 followed by games directed by Miss Jean Drobneck and Mrs. Robert Wattis. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Sanders Mrs. August Wascak Mrs. J F Needham Mrs. John Hornick Mrs. Frederick Abl Mrs. Walter Deutsch t ansi es Miss Marion Sullivan Mrs. August DeMsari Mrs. Mayme Wood and Mrs. D O Dougherty. Needham and Mrs. Dougherty chaired the event with assistance from Mrs. Thomas Reed and Mrs. Walter Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Catholic Daughters of America
Jean Drobneck
Robert Wattis
Robert Sanders
August Wascak
J. FP. Needham
John Hornick
Frederick Abl
Walter Deutschlantiés
Marion Sullivan
August DeMsari
Mrs Guy Williams Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting
Mrs Guy Williams of A D 4 hosted Wheelock Community Aid with 11 members and one guest. Opening devotions by Mrs Kenneth Crosscut featured Luke and Love From A Stranger. The president Mrs Kenneth Harvey led the business, a mock bake sale was held, and plans for the year set. A social period followed with a salad, tea, and coffee. Mrs Frank Harvey to entertain on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Williams
Wheelock Community Aid
Kenneth Crosscut
Frank Harvey
Kenneth Harvey
Mrs Hammond Hosts Calvin Circle Picnic at First Presbyterian
The Calvin Circle of the Women's Association at the First Presbyterian Church held its annual picnic Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Howard Hammond of Concord Ridge Road. Twenty one members and two guests, Mrs Paul F Bauer and Mrs J Heerlein, attended. Bauer gave the invocation before a bountiful lawn dinner and visiting continued for the rest of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Women's Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Hammond
Concord Ridge Road
Paul F. Bauer
J. #. Heerlein
Association
Bauer
Specs O Keefe Offered $10 000 For Film Advice
Boston reports say Joseph J Specs O Keefe may serve as technical adviser for a film about the Brink s robbery. The 51 year old former gunman testified in the 1950 armored car case and was released after four years. Producers consider him for The Big Boston Robbery to shoot in Hollywood and Boston with possible prologue acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
API
Hollywood
Joseph J
O'Keefe
Wise
Paramount
Pope Explains Women's Role at Catholic Women Congress
Pope John XXIII told a congress of the World Federation of Young Catholic Women that women share dignity with men but have distinct tasks. He cited women’s natural role as dedication to others and said God and maturity assign roles that complement man’s mission.
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John XXII
Congress of the World Federation of Young Catholic Women
New Gateway Center Building Spotlighted in Pittsburgh
Governor Lawrence labeled the Gateway Center Building in Pittsburgh a model showing how stabilizing jobs in one area benefits many regions. The 16 million dollar, 22 story structure used Pennsylvania materials and created hundreds of construction and related jobs.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Gateway Center
Golden Triangle
Pennsylvania
Alphabet To Be Dropped From Phones
New York reports the national telephone system will shift to all numeric dialing. With nearly 2 million phones added since 1950, prefixes like Plaza or Evergreen become unnecessary. Bell System officials say digits are easier to remember and will replace mixed letter-number formats.
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New York
Plaza
Evergreen
Bell System
Divorce Said Threat To All Society
A Roman Catholic cardinal told National Catholic Family Life delegates in San Antonio that divorce endangers society and the home. James Cardinal Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles criticized U S divorce laws and the legal system for seeking civil redress in distress, saying such attempts wreck salvable marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoni
Tex
James Cardinal Francis McIntyre
Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
United States
Attack on Makeshift Teacher Certificates Urged
Arthur F. Corey of the California Teachers Association urged a campaign against public acceptance of makeshift teaching certificates at a national education conference. He argued that no other profession allows practitioners who have not met clear standards and noted state certificate requirements are often set by boards not primarily from the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany Waeo. Lan
Arthur F. Corey
California Teachers Association
National Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Corey
State Boards of Education
Sewage Plant Advance Approved for Emporium Pa
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $16 000 advance to Emporium Pennsylvania for planning a sewage treatment plant estimated to cost 835 000 dollars.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Emporium
Coast Guard lightship sunk after foggy ship collision
An outbound freighter rammed and sank a Coast Guard lightship at New York harbor entry in heavy fog. Nine Coast Guardsmen were saved, taken to Stat en Island. The 6100 ton Green Bay showed little damage and remained near the scene as investigators probed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Rockaway Point
Queens
Coast
Bobbie Pierce
Franklin
Green Bay
Bo'sun Joseph Tamatonis
Mount Carmel
Yedton
Tater
Truman Backs Restoring Foreign Aid Asks Senate Hearing
President Truman voiced strong support for restoring 900 million dollars cut by the House from the foreign aid program. In a message to Senator Bayden and at a Senate Appropriations hearing, he warned against deep cuts to mutual security and to funds for economic aid development and technical assistance. The Four program, begun under Truman, funds aid to underdeveloped nations. Gates Jr. and others were set to press for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Truman
Eisenhower
House
Carl Bayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Tax Writers Agree On Compromise In Tax Bill
Washington AP tax writers reached a compromise excise tax bill and dropped a repeal of the four percent credit on dividend income. They also removed a plan to tighten entertainment deductions. Both proposals had passed the Senate but not the House. Revenue estimates: repeal would yield 350 million annually. entertainment limits 250 million. Conference decisions await ratification by both chambers.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate House Committee
Congress
Senate
Conference Committee
House
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Charles E. Tan‘ner JH
Dover Air Force Base
Dover
Del
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Tivenines
VFW
Gilbert Youth Research
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Corry's Smart Women's
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Margaret O'Brien
Steve Forrest
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Maratahi
Dey Garsten
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Rune
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