Pope Pius XII names four American cardinals amid broad list
The pope conferred the red hat on four American churchmen Archbishop Spellman Glennon Mooney and Stritch, expanding American Cardinal ranks. He named twenty eight other cardinals from nations including Italy Spain Germany Brazil France and several others worldwide. In New York Bishop Manning urged faith amid world tensions and Christmas hope. An Episcopal Calvary church in New York opened a pastoral training school for graduates and clergy. A small Long Island Sunday School group donated fifteen dollars to aid war relief. Church leaders urged a broader, more spiritual approach to Christian giving and global reconciliation. A Japanese religious broadcast by Methodist minister A P appears, linked to missionary work.
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Pope Pius XII
Francis J. Spellman
New York
John Joseph Glennon
St. Louis
Edward Mooney
Detroit
Samuel A. Stritch
Chicago
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Sacred College
Pope Pius
Canada
Cuba
Chile
Peru
Argentina
England
Hungary
Australia
Netherlands
Juguese
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Theological Seminary
Episcopal Church
Church of England
United Church of Canada
The
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Christian Church
Methodist Church
Disciples of Christ
Samuel M. Shoemaker
Calvary
Orient Methodist Church
Long Island
Crusade For Christ
America
G. Bromley Oxnam
National clothing drive organized across nine thousand communities
Postmaster General allows local committees to place boxes in post office lobbies for donations. Nelson A Rockefeller will chair the New York City effort. Nine thousand six hundred seven communities and over four thousand local chairmen coordinate drives. South Hero Vermont has completed its collection. The Victory Clothing Collection runs January 7 to 31 seeking 100 million garments plus shoes and bedding.
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New York
R. E. Hannegan
Henry J. Kaiser
Victory Clothing Collection
Mr. Kaiser
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Kaiser
America
South Hero
Lake Champlain
Henry Buermann
Victory
Menuhin to guest with San Antonio Symphony in first concert
Violinist Yehudi Menuhin returns to South Texas as guest soloist with the San Antonio Symphony under Max Reiter for the season opener at the Municipal Auditorium. He will perform Lalo Symphonia Espagnole and Haydn Symphony No. 88, with Mussorgsky and Respighi pieces also on the program.
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San Antonio
Yehudi Menuhin
South Texas
England
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
San Antonio Symphony
Edouard Lalo
Haydn
Boris Godounov
Mussorgsky
Rome
Respighi
Waves and beach tease as child compares hair family joke
A light note from Sheffield recounts a child Margaret asking about her mother’s waves and remarking that her father’s bald head shows “the beach.” The item adds a family joke tone to a small social scene.
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Sheffield
England
Weekly Telegraph
Margaret
Brownsville Visitors Stay With Hilda Sageser Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Robinson and their daughter Jeanette of Brownsville spent several days visiting Hilda Sageser and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Robinson
Jeanette
Brownsville
Hilda Sageser
John Gibson
Kerrville
Harper
Epiphany Feast Ties Faith History to Local Church
A church page highlights early Christian and Jewish relations, the Epiphany feast readings, and activities at First Baptist, Presbyterian, and local congregations. Reports include pastor notes, union Sunday School plans, sermons, and recent visits by parishioners and families.
St Anthony’s Church Announces Epiphany Mass and Meetings
Rev A A Gitter and Rev James L Daly announce Epiphany Mass at 10 o clock on Sunday January 6 with Sunday School and St Anthony's Society meeting after Mass. Discussion club resumes next Monday at 8 pm with town groups. All welcome to attend any service at the Catholic Church.
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St. Anthony's Society
St James Lutheran Church Holiday Visitors Noted
Church events listed with Sunday School at 2 00 p m and services at 3 00 p m. Visitors include Dr and Mrs J B Granville of Brady and son Dr George Granville of Ohio, Mr and Mrs Billie Granville of Wichita Falls, and Dr and Mrs Leo Klein with daughters from Fredericksburg visiting Rev A A Gitter during holidays.
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J. B. Granville
Brady and Son
George Granville
Ohio
Billie Granville
Wichita Falls
C. W. Granville
Mrs
Leo Klein
Little Daughters of
Fredericksburg
Rev
A. A. Gitter
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Harper Herald
W.w.reib
William T. Manning
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
God
Christ
Noel Baring Hudson
Newcastle
Japan
Radio
Tokyo
A. P
Virginia
St the Physician
U.S
Bailey
Wm. Kaiser
Albert Kaiser
Junction
Levi Sims
Wyoming
al Brown
Mason
W. O. Brown
White Bluff
Sims
Dewey Brown
Frank Trainor
Pontiac
Frank
Hig Berkshire
Skyway
Bindeu Reduing Company
Sinclair Dealers
Sinclair
E. W. Stroeher
Sinclair Refining Company, Inc
Arthur Melly
Felix
Fredericksburg, Texas
Catholic Information
St. Peer
Heaven
St. Peter
Temple
Cornelius
Palestine
First Baptist Church
Kiey, A
KK. Allen
Mary Icke
Esther Metzger
A. A. Metzger
Jesus
St. Matthew
Denver Blvd
Presbyterian Church, San Antonio
Westminister Youth Fellowship of Presbytery
World Missionary Work
Trinity University
Stella Duderstadt
Dan Arnold
Ballinger
Oswald Feller
Raymond Feller
Blanco
Hharper’s
ST. James Lutheran Church
Sinclair Farm
Sinclair Refining Company
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Sinclair Farm Time Savers
Dept. H
R.F.D
Schreiner Wool & Mohair
Kerrville, Texas
T. Holekamp Junction
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