Institute for Ethical Studies in the Atomic Age opens
A $125000 gift from the Jacob Ziskind trust funds the Jewish Theological Seminary of America to launch an Institute for Ethical Studies in the Atomic Age in New York City. Admiral Strauss and Dr. Kleinstein support ethical, theological scholarship with fellowships and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ziskind ‘Trust
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
New York City
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Louis Kinkelstein
What Is Heaven Like
An essay explains heaven as the end of life, not a mere harp filled afterlife. True happiness comes from the soul’s knowledge and love of God, surpassing earthly joys, and heaven remains indescribable yet perfect. Death leads to the next life, guided by Jesus Christ, with the soul’s state determining its place.
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Heaven
St. Paul
God
Jesus Christ
House tackles social security and wage bills this week
The House plans a recess end while tackling a major social security bill expanding coverage to lawyers and other professions. Debate also targets a minimum wage rise from 75 to 100 cents or 90, with concerns about jobs in small industries. A Federal Highway bill financing debate and a costly housing measure face House Rules resistance. A Virginia retiree congressman quips that harmful legislation has rarely passed.
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House
Republican Congress
Senate
House Rules Committee
Congress
Virginia
Lutheran Church Focus Expands in Latin America
Dr. Stewart W. Herman, director of the Lutheran World Federation committee, notes Ecuador as the last republic with a Lutheran church organized this year by Rev. Odd Knaevelsrud. A new strong German and Scandinavian Lutheran congregation is planned in Mexican City with about 1,200 Germans and 300 Scandinavians.
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Lic
Saya
Stewart W. Herman
Lutheran World Federation
Committee On
Latin America
Ecuador
Odd Knaevelsrud
Mexican City
Abide In Him Theme At Bible Camp
The Fredericksburg area Luther League Federation invites youth to a three day Bible Camp at Camp Chrysalis Kerrville starting Sunday July 24 at 2 pm and ending Wednesday July 27 at 1 15 pm with devotionals inspirational sessions and recreation. Rev Gus W Sager chairs the camp committee with participating local Lutheran ministers and several guest speakers from Kerrville Comfort Stonewall Cave Creek Castell Blanco and other towns. Camp officers include Harold Preston Kerrville Nancy Heimann Fredericksburg Elmer Friedrich Corinne Cameron Fredericksburg Mrs G S Kuhlmann Kerrville Joyce Friedrich and Joanna Scherer Fredericksburg Rev David Bulgerin Blanco and Dorman Schmidt Mason.
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Fredericksburg Area
Luther League Federation
Camp Chrysalis
Kerrville
Gus W. Sager
Lutheran Ministers Appearing On the Program Besides Rev. Sager
G. A. Poehlmann
L. J. Durkop
M. Lorfing
Comfort
A. E. Flathmann
Doss
G. S. Kuhlmann
G. C. Senff
Stonewall
M. F. Spenn
Cave Creek
Harold Fe
Twinkles Lennon Spends Tuesday Night with Martha Stevens
A brief society note records Twinkles Lennon spending Tuesday night in the company of Martha Stevens, noting the casual social gathering and local entertainment circle.
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Twinkles Lennon
Martha Stevens
Noxville News Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Mrs. J A Milam reports frequent family visits among Parker Milam and Stapp households with Dallas and Harper connections. The community notes hot weather, rain amounts, and social gatherings including dinners, painting, and trips to Junction and Harper.
Harper Churches Extend A Cordial Welcome
Local notices invite parishioners to Harper area churches with service times for July 24 including Masses, Sunday School, Bible Class, Divine Worship, Luther League, and youth meetings. Churches represented include Harper Presbyterian and Harper Pentecostal with pastors named.
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Harper’s
Local Visitors and Residents Make Week's Rounds
Mr and Mrs Pete Whitworth and family visited San Antonio last week. The Harlans of New Braunfels visited their parents Mr and Mrs G D Lennon. Mrs E B Cochran and two children along with Mrs Bill Lennon and daughter Miss Mary visited relatives and went to Houston. Mrs Arnold fell and hurt her leg but soon recovered. Mr and Mrs Roy Roberts and Mrs J F Cook and son attended The Man Called Peter at the Palace show Wednesday.
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Leon Becker
San Angelo
Dillard Stapp
Cecil Parker
J. A. Milam
Garland
Mary Ellis Parker
J. A. Milami
Chester Granville
J. B. Rieger
Janice Parker
Carolyn Parker
Noxville
Cecil Parkers
Doyle Parkers
Doylene
Joyce
Raymond Parker
Ray Bierschwale
Earl Baker
E. J
Kerrville
Jess F. Parker
Fred Whetstone
Junction
Marshall Brown
Doyle Parker
Berry Miller and Son
Houston
Millers
Pete Whitworth
Fred Whitewood
Brown
San Antonio
Richard Harlan
New Braunfels
G. D. Lennon
E. B. Cochran
Bill Lennon
Mary
Midland
Mary Lennon
Roy Roberts
J. F. Cook
J. C
the Palace
Peter
Parker family trip to Kansas for week with friends
Carlos Parker, his son George, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Dieter travel to Kansas for a week with friends, as announced by Patronze Herald Advertizers.
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Carlos Parker
George
Lorenz Dieter
Kansas
Worship Hours and Services Schedule
Psalm 122:1 verse cited. Worship hours listed for two churches: first church holds 11 a m on the 1st and 3rd Sundays with an 11 a m worship hour. London church offers 11 a m and 8 p m sessions on the 2nd and 4th Sundays with 7 p m youth fellowship and 8 p m evening worship.
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London
Mrs Anne Meier Visits Fredericksburg Grandfamily
Mrs Anne Meier of Fredericksburg visits her granddaughter Mrs Orville Behrens and family this week. Herald subscription offered at $1.50 per year.
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Anne Meier
Fredericksburg
Orville Behrens
Herald
First Baptist Church Services and Community Notices
Sunday schedule lists 11 a m preaching and 8 30 p m preaching with 7 30 p m Training Union at First Baptist Church D W Brown pastor. Meeting of Sunbeams GA s WMS and Brotherhood noted for second and fourth Wednesday evenings. Dr Paul J Schwab and wife staying at manse. Schwab lectured at Trinity University during vacation. For sale: 2000 registered Angora billies offered by Mrs O J Camp Junction Texas.
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the Sunbeams
Ga's
WMS and
Brotherhood
Paul J. Schwab
Manse
Dr. Schwab
Trinity University
Angora Billies
O. J. Camp
Junction
Texas
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Paul
Liberia
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Klay
Monrovia
Africa
Asia
Japan
National Christian Council
Lawrence L. Lacour
Iowa
All Japan Lacour
South American
Repub
Gulf Service Station
Richard Roeder
Gulf Gas & Oils
Harper, Texas
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskope Bros
Distributors of
Robin Hood
Lochter Storage
Frank Sheed
Washington 11
D. C
Emil Lehne
Marvin Otmera
Cat Springs
Theo Klein
Ella Mae Baethge
Alfred Lehne
Bible Camp
L. L. Federation
Chas. W. Barrett
Harper Community
Cate
Alex Mittendorf
Prup
Mexico
Mirador
Wade
Monte
Noxville News
St. Anne
Youth Sodality
ST. James Lutheran Church
W. J. Goerner
Harper Presbyterian Church
Harper Pentecostal Church
E. H. Plummer
Dianne Plummer
Arnold
Patronze Herald Advertizers
Mark A. Thompson
Harper
W. San Antonio
Welge Lewis
P. O
Waco Co
Methodist Church
Jessie Long
Felix T. Tybor
Theatre Bidg
First Baptist Church
D. W. Brown
Comfort Hatchery
Patronize Herald Advertisers
Butans
Tappan Ranges
Majestic Hotel Bath Department
Nat’ Park Service
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