Brief Sermon and World War II Shelter Update
A sermon by DeLON HALES urges control of pleasures and duty to God, citing Kipling and Washington to stress disciplined living. The Washington AP item reports the White House bomb shelter modernization in progress, costing about 500000, with a communications upgrade, noting its WWII origins and Eisenhower-era improvements.
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White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Quartet to Sing Sunday at Copeland
The Christian Church in Copeland hosts Cecil Todd and the Singing Rangers Quartet for a 2:30 p.m. gospel concert as part of a one week tour. Don Goad and Peteri will accompany on electric guitars. past shows drew capacity crowds in towns like Carthage Kansas City South Hutchinson and Dodge City. Cecil Todd, lead tenor and master of ceremonies, heads the Evangelizers of Big Ten Revival Crusades which owns tent equipment for large events. Everyone is invited to attend this afternoon concert.
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South Hutchinson
Dodge City
Gideon Bible Sails on Ships from Newport News
Newport News ships including Polaris submarines and Japanese merchantmen leave the port with Gideon Bibles in captain quarters and 12 passenger staterooms. R R Stall notes States Lines’ order led to deluxe editions for captains, hotel copies, and a pledge of a Gideon Bible in each stateroom.
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Living Costs Rise Slightly in January
Washington AP reports that January consumer prices rose 0.2 percent, offsetting December’s 0.2 percent decline. The CPI reached 106.0 on the 1957-59 base, with retail food prices up 1.2 percent driven by sharp gains in fresh fruit and vegetable prices after mid December freezes and dock strikes boosting banana prices.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau O Labor Statistics
Newton Man to Speak at Session at Methodist Church
Robert M. H. Whitfield, superintendent of the Methodist Youth, will speak at an el Sunday session of the Sane o ar Living at the Newton Methodist Church from 7 to 7 30 p.m. The 5 p.m. Youth In The Christian Community class in the Tri Phi Room will be led by Mr Whitfield who will discuss youth work. Parents and advisors may share experiences. A 25 cent shack supper or dollar per family will follow. Special music planned by children’s choirs under Mrs Charles Remaley with hymn singing led by Larry Lederer. Attendance last Sunday was 187.
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Robert MH. Whitfield
Newton
Methodist
Clave
Walfeld
Charles Remaley
Larry Lederer
Church Plans Special Film at Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren hosts a Sunday film showing In Response by Rev. Dorsey Ro and an upcoming leadership training through Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Monday features Leads to Leadership led by Rev. Nick, while Tuesday covers Teaching in the Children's Department with Rev. Don Peckholm. Wednesday explores Teaching Music to Children with Dorie Lahman guiding memorizing work.
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Church of the Brethren
Dorsey Ro
Don Peckholm
First Methodist Church
Dorie Lahman
Twenty Two Attend Lutheran Laymen's League Meet
Twenty two members attended the Lutheran Laymen's League gathering in Trinity Hall with President Arnold Schweer leading devotions and Dallas Schweer presenting the topic The Church in the Community A business vote approved sponsoring the Lutheran Hour for the rest of the year Hosts were Dallas Schweer John Schweer and William Boles
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Trinity Hall
Arnold Schweer
Dallas Schweer
Lutheran Hour
John Schweer
William Boles
Baptist to Recognize Christian Education First Baptist Church of Garden City
The church will hold a special Sunday service with the pastor’s sermon on Where is First Baptist and honor the Christian Education Program. The Bronze Award of the Standard of Achievement will be presented during morning worship, last won by this church in 1956. Over 40 members and leaders will be recognized for standards across 12 measurement areas.
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First Baptist
American Baptist Convention
Valley Forge
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Kansas
Southern Baptist to Launch Home Mission Prayer Week
Southern Baptists plan a Week of Prayer for Home Missions at First Southern Baptist Church with daily Woman's Missionary Union meetings. The campaign supports Home Mission Board initiatives in Cuba, Canal Zone, San Blas Islands, U.S. language missions, Indian and minority outreach, deaf, illiterate, down and out, and migrant workers. Annie Armstrong offering totals 3,310,000 dollars with First Church share 115 dollars. 9.56 per minute financing of mission work. The Union promotes the offering March 7 under Mary Barnes, with history tracing offerings from 1895 to the 1983 rename to Annie Armstrong.
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Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
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Canal Zone
San Blag Islands
United States
Southern Baptists
First Southern Baptist Church
Annie Armstrong
Woman's Missionary Union
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