Christians Behind Iron Curtain Persecutions Reported
The Pan American Broadcasting Company cites evidence of Christian persecution in communist countries, with a Vienna-based contact describing arrests of a Lutheran listening circle in Trans Tibiscan Hungary. Lutherans praise radio broadcasts reaching 1934 stations in 36 languages and 11 foreign offices worldwide.
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Saint Louis
Eugene Bernard
Pan American Broadcasting Company
Hungary
Bernard
New Yorks
Vienna
Transtibiscan
Luxemberg
Lstening
Ressou
Radha Luneanberg
Jesus
Luthern Hour
Bernord
Radio Lebanon
World leprosy drive to spend over half a million dollars
American Protestant groups plan more than half a million dollars in 1951 to combat leprosy in 148 colonies across 33 counties and 4 continents. About 50 000 patients will receive modern treatment at stations worldwide with 170 900 earmarked for hospitals churches schools and related facilities. The effort includes new colonies in the Belgian Congo Tanganyika and Paraguay and features leaders and observers from CARE and U.S. departments.
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Ragtend P. Currier
AIM
Belgian Congo
Tanganyika
Paraguay
India
Resolution Honors Departed Hill Country Cowboy Camp Meeting Director
A formal resolution dated August 3 1951 mourns the loss of a Hill Country Cowboy Camp Meeting director and servant in Christ. It thanks the late member for years of faithful service and influence, orders copies for the minutes and to the family and newspapers, and is signed by President Clarence Leinweber for the board of directors.
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Missouri
Mississippi
U.S. A
Methodist Church
Lewis
National Methodist
Lincoln
Dad
Christ
Board of
Sisterdale tops Harper 4 to 2 in windy game
Sisterdale defeated Harper 4 2 as Marquardt allowed three hits over eight innings while Omer Cattle pitched for Harper. Kohls led Sisterdale with three hits in five at bats and H Bierschwabe tripled for Harper. Next Sunday Harper visits Seipp’s and Boerne hosts Sisterdale.
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Sisterdale
Harper
Omer Cattle
Marquart
Harper Cubs
H. Bierschwabe
Kohls
Seipp’s
Boerne
Abrhpore
Mill
W. Kasten
Ling
Omer Cottle
Baumann
F. Tatsch
D. Rahe
H. Bierschwab
L. Tatsch
H. Rahe
H. Feller
Strackbein
Oren Cottle
Edell
H. Bierschwale
Jung
Seidensticker
Hill
R. Marquardt
Marquardt
Marquard
Feller
E. Marquardt
Miss Jersig
W. A. Cottle
Harper Churches Welcome Attend Sunday Services
Church notices from St James Lutheran Presbyterian and St Anthony's in Harper detail August services. Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m with junior mission band at 3 p m. Women's Society meets August 15 at 3 p m. Presbyterian and other notices list auxiliary meetings, guest visits and congregational events. Also local ads include bakery specials and farm listings.
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Trinity
Women's Missionary Society
Fil Side Ponds Versus Draw Ponds
Ranchers weigh hillside versus draw pond sites for grazing water. Hillside ponds offer drainage control and silting limits but require digging every cubic yard of water, while draw ponds store more water with less excavation but risk uncontrolled drainage and leakage if bottom soils are unsuitable. A careful site study guides placement. Local notes mention residents and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Smith
Smith Aservation Group
Pedernales
Missionary Broadcast Sparks Lutheran Hour Praise
A sheik notes his tribe knew nothing of Jesus until a broadcast reached them. Bernard calls the Lutheran Hour a miracle of modern missionary history, highlighting the surprising impact of radio outreach. He remarks on the unexpected spread of faith through media.
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Jesus
Bernard
Dr John R Nunn Vet Moves Office Location
Dr John R Nunn, Kerrville veterinarian, announces his office relocation to 144 miles out on the Junction highway opposite the Drive-In Theatre. Office phone 996 residence 511. August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Nunn
Kerrville
Teaus
Junction
Salad Days and Ivy Phrases in Shifting Verses
A quirky note explores idioms about youth and wealth with statements on friendship and prosperity. It references a French proverb about prosperity and adversity and hints at an odd diagnostic method tied to pulse, rings, and bracelets. The piece mentions Meard on the Halls of Ivy and Ronald Colmon.
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