Christmas church events and speakers listed in city notices
Community church notices list guest speakers Chaplain Pace of Parks Air Force Base and Rev. Turpin Advent series at Bethel Presbyterian Church. Women’s Missionary Fellowship meeting at 7530pam, Christmas activities at churches in Alameda San Leandro and Oakland with bake sales, parties, and revival meetings through January.
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Relph Pace
Parks Air Force Base
Washington Manor
First Baptist Church
Lewelling
Pace
Labrador
Pam
Charles Stidtam
Purdue
Glan Roades
Robert Bishop
Santa Rose
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
156Th Avenue
Safeway
150Th Avenup
14Th Street
Temble Builders Circle
Bonnie Murray
Luna
San Leanos
Johin
Turpin
Bethel Prbyterian Church
God
Rupples Klub
Cill
Mulford Gardens Bapt ist Soul Winners Club formed
Mulford Gardens Baptist church forms the Baptist Soul Winners club for 12 to 14 year olds with Miss Beverly Brower as sponsor. Tuesday Bible study and refreshments 4 to 5 pm at the church. Officers: Bil Pelsch president Sharon Moris secretary treasurer Judy Davis social chairman. An Apostolic Church official will speak at a district service at New Apostolic church 2930 Warmer avenue Oakland on December 9. Members of the Apostolic group participate in the event.
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Baptist Soul Winners
Community Baptist Church
Beverly Brower
Bil Pelsch
Sharon Moris
Judy Davis
mMby
Apostolic Church Organization
United States
New Apostolic Church
Warmer Avenue
Oakland
Agostolic
Levine Family Welcomes Second Child
Dr and Mrs Julius Levine welcomed their second child yesterday at Levine General Hospital. The newborn, a boy named Julius Levines, weighed seven pounds and was born at am. The infant’s sister Susan will celebrate her second birthday soon.
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Julius Levine
David Howard
Castro Valley Methodists Attend San Jose Seminar
Casto Valley Methodists church members including Mrs. Walter FR Gourley Mrs. Marshall Down ard Mrs. Leslie Morgan and Walter Sizer attended a public relations seminar in San Jose. Dr. Ralph Stoody led the session with staff from the Commission on Public Relations and Methodist Information assisted by editors and advertising men of NEATER.
Goal of Peace Cited for All World Leaders
Former Eisenhower cabinet member Mrs. Ovata Culp Hobby urged that world peace be the aim of international exchange of ideas and personnel. She spoke in Chicago at a National Conference of the Exchange of Persons Institute of International Education, praising current US foreign student exchange and noting threats to avoid World War III. Ivan Putnam Jr. pressed for expanded student exchange with the Middle East, citing Egypt’s larger ongoing programs.
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Chicago
Nls
Ovata Culp Hobby
Eisenhower
International
Hobby
Ad US
Lorime
Essen
Eisenhower Josh September
Department of Heath, Education and Welfare
Putnam
Egypt
Survey notes ministers earn little amid pay rises
Washington reports a United Press survey finds ministers still near the bottom of professional pay, with wide variance in clergy incomes across denominations. While some churches show double digit raises since 1949, living costs have also risen, leaving clergy behind many workers in the broader economy.
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Washington
Sears
United Press
Congregational Christ Churches
United Presbyterian Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Benson Y. Landis
Yearbook of
Holy Ghost Women Name Officer Slate
The newly formed Holy Ghost Parish Centerville women’s Guild names officers and chairmen for the year with Adele Mento as president and Peggy Voorhees as vice president. Rey Vincent Brewn opened the first meeting with a prayer and hopes for a successful year. Committees include Mines Rey Olivers, civil affairs Hetty Neilsen, NCCW delegate Dorothy Belsnaw, home-reading Sue Corey, hospitality Gertrude Lau, membership Mildred Brown, program Marie Roth, motion picture Mary Churka, publicity Buith Seettr, and ways and means Mrs Gerry MeGes. Room Mothers for first grade include Margaret Treglowne, Jessie Wagner, and others. second and third grades list additional mothers. The excerpt ends with a parable on the superior man.
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Women’s Guild of
Holy Ghost
Parish Centerville
Adele Mento
Mmes
Peggy Voorhees
Vermilda Sylva
Maris Brown
Pat O'Donnell
Mary Tobin
Rey
Vincent Brewn
Rey Olivers
Hetty Neilsen
NCCW
Dorothy Belsnaw
Sue Corey
Gertrude Lau
Mildred _ Brown
Marie Roth
Mary Churka
Buith Seettr
Gerry MeGes
Margaret Treglowne
Jessie Wagner
Grace
Genevieve Venson
Mary Bauers
Vivian Stuit
Doris Allen
Pat Stanton
Nancy O’shea
Suslov's Star Rises in Kremlin Shakeup
Soviet policy experts say Mikhail Suslov, a moderate Stalinist deputy premier, has gained influence as a key Kremlin trouble shooter. He is linked with old Stalinists Molotov and Malenkov, seen as more moderate than Khrushchev, and involved in policy moves around Hungary and Soviet intervention.
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Susisv
Kremlin
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Anc
Lazar Aagenovich
Molotoy
Nikolai Bulganin
Susky
Communist Party
Tnaim Tagler
Refugee Flux and a Lament on a Nervous Career
In Los Angeles Ben Reinschreiber 33 laments that a “big wheel” life is nervous and brief, after a one to two year prison term for conspiracy grand theft and bankruptcy tied to Las Vegas land deals. Tokyo reports South Vietnam has taken in about one million refugees fleeing the North, saying uprisings prove Ho Chi Minh’s regime lacks popular support. The piece notes a separate fraud conviction involving Chodak and Reinschreiber, with details of attempted land deals and lavish living as the motive, and closes with military reservist training in the Northeast United States.
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Los Angeles
Ben Reinschreiber
Tye
Vwfe
Reinsenrelber
Las Vegas Land
Rand
Tokyo
Vietenam
North Vietnam
Vu Ven Mau
Ho Chi Minh
Japan
South Vietnam
Top Envoys Gather For Crucial Parley
Paris reports a critical NATO week as foreign ministers from Britain France the United States and other allies prepare to meet. They face strains within the alliance over Suez and oil shortages and seek a unified political strategy to reinforce joint military planning and Atlantic solidarity.
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Paris
NATO
Hissry
Britain
France
U.S
Washington
United States
Christian Finezu
National Assembly
Pineau
Uitis
Hugh Gaitskel
Cyprus
Gaitskell
Inato
Hungary
Proposition 4 Spending Told in California Oil Vote
Sacramento reports filed with the Secretary of State show Prop 4 spent nearly five million on the oil conservation measure that failed at the polls. The proponent side reported 3.43 million in major oil company and public relations firm expenditures, with Whitaker and Baxter handling 2.81 million for the campaign. Richfield Oil Corp led proponent donors at 404,873 with 257,449 to the PR firm, while Standard Oil and Shell Oil also contributed. Union Oil led opponents with 210,063.
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Sacramento
Secretary of State
G. Starr
T Oe Richfield Oil Corp
Whitaker and
Baxter
Standard Oil Comppany
First Shell Oil
Wha
Union Oil Company
Gambling Odds Too High For Taxpayer Letter From Nevada
A fragmented reader letter to the Internal Revenue Service from a Navy man in Nevada describes gambling losses, a delinquent 1956 tax bill, and a request to divert his next Navy paycheck to satisfy taxes. He laments jail risk and Christmas dinners while insisting on honesty and paying debts.
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Washington
Air Force
Nevada
NAVY
Sasou
Prigay
Internal Revenue Service
le Tench
Civistmaz
UCLA Establishes First University Computer Center
The University of California at Los Angeles will house a new large scale computer center funded by IBM gifts to study complex business management problems. The facility, to be built on campus, aims to train business analysts and will offer access to IBM’s giant electronic data processing machine. Berkeley already has a similar machine for scientific work.
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Los Angeles
Firs University Computer Center
University of California
International Business ‘Machines Corporation
Ucla
Berkeley
IBM
Robert Gordon Sproub
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Evangel Temple Assembly of God
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Haas Avenue
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Wesley Room
Fellowship Commission
Mulford Gardens
Julius Levines
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Bhéie
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Charles Cadwell
Santa Claus
Edwin Eaton
St. Gerard
Chuck Ruiz
San Lorenzo High School
Keyette
Heather Brodie
Leit
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Linda Willis
Suslov
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Mixhail Andreyeich Suslove
Grawer
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