Religious Affiliation Shapes Home Practices Among Mothers
University of Alabama graduate student Miss Josephine Turner finds that religious affiliation and church membership influence home religious practices for mothers with preschool children more than marital status or education. The Tuscaloosa study notes Catholics attend midweek services, Presbyterians read the Bible, Baptists show varied devotional reading, and church members exhibit about 50 percent more religious activity at home. Single or separated mothers reported universal use of religious radio programs.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss Turner
Baptist Training Union
Ezra Reforms and Moral Cleansing Under Ezra and Artaxerxes
The lesson notes Ezra’s reform program for Judah and his role as a scribe who edited the Old Testament. He led a return with Persian support, urging exclusiveness of faith amid a morally corrupt land, emphasizing morality over wealth and pleasure.
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R. H. Ramsey
Ezra
Nehemiah
Moses
Aaron
Artaxerxes
Persia
Judah
Ezra's Mission and Moral Reform in Jerusalem Return
Ezra leads a 900 mile return to Jerusalem with 1 496 companions backed by royal funds and tax exemptions for temple workers. He enforces God’s law, disbands intermarriage with pagan nations, and urges confession and divorce to preserve Jehovah’s plan, urging moral courage over silence.
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Jerusalem
Ezra
Babylon
Artaxeres
Treasuries
House of God
Palestine
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Features Syndicate
Local Notes From Jones Chapel and Cullman County
Mrs. Eron White and family mentioned in Cullman County notes. Jerry Bell family returned to Orlando after visiting relatives. Religious visits include Rev. James Kelly and Edward Brown's group at Crippled Children’s Clinic Birmingham. Jack Dutton on leave from Vietnam. Singing events at Jones Chapel First Baptist Church and visits by Sue Rodgers Beth Ann to Jasper and Linda Tarentine to Cullman.
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Jerry Bell
Orlando
Fla
Sue Rodgers
Beth Ann
Jasper
Linda Tarentine
Mrs. W. V. White
Cullman
Austinville United Methodist Church Homecoming Sunday
The Rev. John Perkins, assistant to Bishop Kenneth Goodson, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. at Austinville United Methodist Church for the annual homecoming. Lunch will follow the service and former members pastors and friends are invited.
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John Perkins
Kenneth Goodson
Austinville
Friendship Baptist Sets Monday Meeting
The associational training union mass meeting and officers leaders conference will be Monday at New Friendship Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Rev. N. F. Greer, stewardship secretary for the State Baptist Convention, will speak.
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Associational Training Union
New Friendship Baptist Church
N. F. Greer
The
State Baptist Convention
Grace Baptist to Screen Impact Of Archaeology Film
Grace Baptist Church will show the color film Impact Of Archaeology on Sunday night. The event is open to the community and follows a prior study program at the church.
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Grace Baptist Church
Youth Week At Oak Park Baptist Church Ends Soon
Rev. Ray Lee reports Oak Park Baptist Church finishes Youth Week on Sunday. Youths, led by Allen Elkins, ran leadership activities since last Sunday, held a swimming party and barge party, hosted prayer service, and will lead Sunday morning worship. A youth evangelist service closes the week at 7 p.m. with Jim McMurtrie as music and youth minister.
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Oak Park Baptist Church
Ray Lee
Lee
Allen Elkins
Jim McMurtrie
Agitation in Kutch boosts Gujarat road transport earnings
In the Kutch district border dispute, an international tribunal awarded about 300 square miles to Pakistan. India accepted the ruling and Jan Sangh volunteers protested. The State Road Transport Corporation carried demonstrators from the nearest railhead, earning about 120000 rupees.
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Bhuj
India
Kutch
Gujarat
Pakistan
New Delhi
Jan Sangh
Cat swallowing needle risks and care tips
It warns that nine lives are a myth and threading a needle can cause intestinal damage. The cat is naturally curious about needle and thread. Do not give laxatives. seek an X ray to confirm and assess the danger.
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Stoka
Cleveland
Ohio
Compact air conditioner joins diverse uses across industries
The article notes the compact heat pump style air conditioner by Sibany Manufacturing Corp and co founder Marvin Miller. It explains its five inch height, window flush fit, no external fans, and dual heating cooling modes. It also lists other inventions including electronic bonding methods by Steadman and White, seat belt fur covers by Fein, a tire wear detector mat by O Connell, and a chlorine feeder for wells by Petrucci and De Paola.
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Sibany Manufacturing Corp
Riverside, Conn
Marvin Miller
Earth interior explained by seismic and volcanic clues
A youth explains how scientists probe Earth's interior using volcanic eruptions and seismic waves. The crust mantle and core are described, noting a major change in seismic behavior around 1,800 miles depth and detailing the outer liquid iron nickel core.
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Earth
Continents
Oceans
Funny PTA Note From Son Ends With Fish Proof
A joke notes a student skipping school to attend a ball game and a fish is claimed as proof. A man returns home to a note from his son about a special PTA meeting inviting dad, the teacher, and the principal.
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Dad
PTA
Sea water temperature varies from polar to Persian Gulf
The article notes sea water temperature ranges widely from about 28 degrees Fahrenheit in polar regions to about 90 degrees in the Persian Gulf, highlighting regional thermal differences in ocean waters.
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Polar
Persian Gulf
Riddles and Jokes Contest Wins Janet Ingraham
The yearbook notes a daily contest winner Janet Ingraham of Amsterdam New York for a riddle or joke submission. Readers are invited to send riddles and jokes to the provided address with a Zip Code.
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James Lee
Webster
Mass
Book of Knowledge
Janet Ingraham
Amsterdam
N.Y
Lettuce-Cigarettes Try Carried by Taxi Rider
In Louisville a taxi driver attempts to quit smoking by using lettuce leaf cigarettes. Passenger Bud Deddens asks if they taste like lettuce. the driver says they taste like cabbage.
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Louisvlle
Bud Deddens
Deddens
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Chappaqua
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Nashua
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