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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
7
Brief Christmas sermon by Rev Henry Wright rector of St Thortas Episcopal urges readers to open hearts to the Christmas spirit. He says Christmas endures despite world troubles and can bring patience courage spiritual insight and love.
The First Southern Baptist Church invites all to a watchnight service on December 31 with a World Mission Advance theme. The program features two full color missionary films, Advance in Africa and Advance in Japan, produced by the Foreign Mission Board. Activities start at 9 p.m. with fellowship led by Mrs. Jon Wade Lurtz, refreshments at 10 p.m., and films around 10:30 p.m. The evening closes with prayer for the nation and global mission growth.
The Federal Power Commission approved settlements by three Cities Service Co gas affiliates to cut rates in six states. Cities Service Co of New York, Cities Service Production Co, and Cities Service Petroleum Co will refund about $5.5 million yearly. Rates apply to sales to 21 pipeline companies in Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
In Budapest Matyas Church a large crowd heard a government backed atheism message amid a tense church state balance. The piece notes a tacit agreement to tolerate religion while pushing secularism, with youth targeted as older citizens resist. Government admits limited influence among younger Hungarians and rural areas show weak uptake.
Detroit reports the auto industry will fall short of seven million cars this year with about 6.85 million produced as three work days remain. Six nameplates decline from 1961 while Chevrolet leads with a near 980,000 gain and Ford Galaxie and standard Chevrolet exceed 500,000.
A reader letter discusses mature job seekers and work ethics, noting a 42 year old wife and mother who found work quickly without age bias. It urges value of education from earlier eras, reliability, and disciplined habits, while reflecting on aging, fulfillment, and daily care such as dental floss use. It includes anecdotes on dental floss aids and family perspectives on marriages and careers.
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