Know Real People Better Than Abstract Neighbors
A brief sermon by Richard Feldman urges Christians to move beyond horse trading and stereotypes. He calls for knowing and loving concrete individuals across races and roles, from city workers to farmers, by understanding their work, interests, and economic realities. He emphasizes living love through real contact and shared effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Feldman
Jerry Voorhis
Congress
St James Brotherhood Plans Christmas Party
The Brotherhood of St James Lutheran Church plans a 6 p.m. Christmas banquet at the church located at 6th and Jones. Otto E Bader and James Dumler prepared a turkey and ham menu while the men handle all details including decorating, activities, and cleanup with Gene Jents in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of St
Jatfair
Tim
Luther League of
Shuring
Brotherhood
Martin Schevermann
Gene Brecelsen
George Brundage
Fred Weber
Paul W. Schairer
Pleasant Prairie Church of God Building Fund Reaches Goal
The Pleasant Prairie Church of God 18 miles northwest of Satanta reports its Harvest Ingathering Service on November 20 launched a year one building program with $10,190 toward a $10,000 goal. A three year plan with a $17,000 challenge by November 1, 1961 aims for a $50,000 total as the congregation expands facilities to serve the growing community. Christmas plans include a tree lighting, caroling, a “Star of Joy” program on Christmas Eve, candlelight worship, choir performances, and decorations by church families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Prairie
Cas
St. James
Star of Joy
Frank L. Cross
Byrle Kelts
Walter Ochs
Mr. Schalrer
Income Stays At High Rate Amid Slowdown Signs
The Commerce Department reported November personal income at $409.5 billion annually, unchanged from October. Weighing on the pace were declines in wage and salary payments, factory payrolls for the sixth straight month, and drops in total employment and hours worked, with unemployment transfers rising by $400 million. retail and service payrolls showed a small uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Methodists Plan Annual Christmas Observances
The First Methodist Church opens a Christmas season with Candles and Carols on Sunday night. A candle-lighting service invites congregational participation and kicks off a week of events including Living Christmas on the church lawn from 7 to 8 pm, with Nativity scenes staged on the south side and music from church choirs. The past changes every half hour as parishioners present the tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Sunday School Seen as Big Business and Fellowship
Editorial by Wayn Campbell champions Sunday School as more than for children noting 100 adult classes in the city and a church with nine classes above high school. The piece praises family participation, literacy through the Bible, and communal learning, urging readers to try church school time as part of a fuller weekly life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Churches
God's House
Church of the Nazarene To Present Cantata
The annual Christmas Cantata at the Church of the Nazarene on 520 N 11th will be sung Sunday at 7 30 by a two voice choir in Night of Miracles directed by John Sims with Mrs Harry Nicholson accompanist and Mrs Gene Newberry narrator for the candle light service inviting all music lovers to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
John Sims
Harry ‘Nicholson
Gene Newberry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason Investment CQ
ING
North of Ideals
Howard Brodie
Jim Owens
West Virginia
Alonzo Stagg
Otto Graham
Doak Walker
Cleveland Browns
St. James Brotherhood
Gene Jents
Garden City Telegram
Campbell
Church of Nazarene
Walcome
Jellowship
Jsears
SEARS
TOY Town
Armin
Girls Toys
Ayr
Allstate
AAA
Santa
Blue
Linecoln
Grant
Lee
Thupderas Tong
Dat
Betsy Wetsay
Doli
Sroma Sears
Mommie
Arma
Dolly
Mothers
Port Pink
Jost Dias
N. Malin