Atom hopes rise as Geneva conference marks new decade
Atoms and peace dominate the record as the Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis L. Strauss highlights the Geneva conference opening a second decade of atomic history. He says the atom shifts from fear to a tool for human progress and envisions a future with no major wars. The piece also notes Jewish population estimates and a German student’s clock culture critique at Syracuse.
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Alamogordo
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Geneva
International church conference and church expansion plans
A conference of European, British and American church representatives will meet in Arnoldshain Germany July 9 14 under the World Council of Churches to discuss responsible society international affairs and responses to peace and justice. In Hokkaido a pioneer evangelism committee is building the United Church of Christ with twelve new churches since three years and five more planned for 1936 with a budget of 10000 dollars and a goal of at least fifty new churches in the near future. The text ends noting the first decade of mans mastery of the atom.
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American Jewish Committee
New York
U.S. A
New York City
Soviet Union
Israel
al Africa
United States
Arnoldshain
Germany
World Council of Churches
Hokkaido
Japan
United Church of Christ
Presbyterian
Congregational
Evangelical United Bretheren
United Church of Canada
Methodist
Lutherans Expand Roots Across Latin America
Dr. Stewart W. Herman reports the Lutheran Church has established at least one congregation in all 20 Latin American republics. The seminary in Buenos Aires serves Spanish speaking countries as new churches open in Colombia Venezuela Mexico Peru Chile Argentina and Brazil.
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Latin America
National Lutheran Council
Stewart W. Herman
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Buenos Aires
Colombia
Venezuela
Mexico
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Clergy warns on teaching children faith at home
Dr. Paul Calvin Payne, executive of the Board of Christian Education, Presbyterian Church in the U S A, warned laymen to enjoy religion and take their children to church. He said if Christianity is not taught at home, Christ is shuttled out of the home.
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Paul Calvin Payne
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Local visitors span Katy and area households
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Black and young son of Katy spent several days with the Roberts family and Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hopf visited the Oliver Hopf home Sunday afternoon. Also calling were Mrs. A. C. Wendel, John Arthur Tarr and Gwendolyn Lennon.
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Albert Black
Katy
Roy Roberts
Beverly
W. A. Hopf
Oliver Hopf
A. C. Wendel
John Arthur Tarr
Gwendolyn Lennon
Stapp Family Dips Goat Dipping Vat at Junction Ranch
In Noxville news the Stapp family from Junction helped fix a dipping vat for goats at their ranch. The piece notes drought conditions with little rain and the community’s concern for ongoing conditions. It also mentions several local families visiting, fishing on the Llano river, and residents traveling for church and medical visits. Gene Royce Ake is in Greenland, reporting nine degrees above, but he expects to adapt.
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Jack Stapp
Junction
Jack
Dillard Stapp
Noxville
Earl Baker
E. J
Earl
Jess
Parker and Family
Jess F. Parkers
Earl Bakers
Raymond Parkers
Mary Ellis
Bruce
Janice
Daylene Parker
J. A. Milam
Llano
Doyle Parker
Harper
Doylene
Joyce
J. H. Parker
Carolyn
Pentecostal
Walton Whitworth
Stonewall Ranch
J. A. Milams
Carolyn Parker
SBS College
Waxahachie
Hills
Methodist
Haper
Bill Berry
Johnny Acker
Beaumont
Walter Parker
Fredericksburg
Jess T
Parker
Kerrville
Earl Barkers
Snce
Gene Royce Ake
Greenland
Harper Legion Ladies Serve Cake and Coffee Afternoon
Ladies of Harper who served cake and coffee at the Legion Sunday afternoon included Mrs. Tommy Whetstone Mrs. E R Brown Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler and Mrs. Belton Tatsch. Mr and Mrs Allen Fowler and son Charles of San Antonio visited the Gammenthalers over the weekend. Charles remained for a visit.
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Harper
Legion
Tommy Whetstone
E. R. Brown
Fred Gammenthaler
Belton Tatsch
Teaching Children to Pray and Grow in Faith
A Poulist feature argues that children can learn prayer and spiritual truth early. Parents should model prayer and teach simple, meaningful phrases to foster closeness with God. Children naturally desire sainthood, while adults must model daily prayer and virtue.
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Jimmy
God
Jesus
Daddy
John
Peter
Local rancher Adorns Pasture Plan for Soil and Water
A. C. Adams of the Marshall Spring Conservation Group near Fredericksburg uses deferred pastures and cross fences to rotate grazing. With minimal rainfall this year the stored moisture from last year sustains growth, reducing feed costs and protecting soil and water resources. Technicians from the Soil Conservation Service note staff changes as Whistle West transfers to San Marcos.
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A. C. Adams
Fredericksburg
Adams
Soil Conservation Service
Ed Hagel
G. W. Reed
Willow City
A. C.adams
Marshal Spring
San Marcos
Whistle
West
Board of Supervisors
Weekend Visits Highlight Austin Families
Miss Kay Farquhar of Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barrett for the weekend. Hue Patronxse Herald Advoertizers Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hendricks and children of George West spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, Supt. Ed Bailey and family.
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Leonard Hendricks
George West
Supt
Ed Bailey
Cordial Welcome to St Anthony's Church Services
Catholic parish invites all to attend Mass and services this Sunday June 10 at 7:30 and 9:00 with Fathers Day observances. Weekday Masses shift to 7:30 am in summer. evening Mass at 8 pm. Retreat Week follows with Confaternity meeting Friday night. June 17 Mass at 9, Vacation School June 24 to July 8.
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Sodality
Fathers of the Sodality
St. Anthony’s Society
First Baptist Church News and Summer Plans
Sunday services at 11 with morning preaching and 16 a.m. Sunday School. Youth Fellowship after service on the second and fourth Sundays. Prayer Vigil moved to 8 p.m. Tuesdays. New church building nearing completion with move planned for July 1 and plans for dedication under consideration.
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Num
the Sunbeams
WMS and
Brotherhood
Youth Fellowship
Proposed Bill Willarm Free American Agriculture
J Walter Hammond of the Texas Farm Bureau warns Washington bills would end agricultural exemptions and raise wages. He says the Senate Labour Subcommittee measures would wipe out exemptions for large farms processing and outside buyers. He cites a new minimum wage of 125 cents and overtime rules as heralding the ruin of free American agriculture.
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Waco
Texas Farm Bureau
J. Walter Hammond
Washington
State Farm
Senate Labour Subcommittee
Hammond
Farm Bureau
Soft Drinks For Atom Sub Crew
New York engineers designed a cup dispenser for the nuclear submarine Nautilus to fit a 17 inch hatch limit. An 18 inch cutout was made in the crew mesa, with work starting in January 1955 and finishing late that year.
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New York
Hyman Marcus
United States Hoffman Machinery Corporation
Hoffman Engineers
Apco, Inc
Marcus
Hoffman Corporation
Harper Presbyterian Church Service Notice
Dr Paul J Schwab pastor leads worship at Harper Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m followed by Holy Communion Visitors are welcome to attend and worship with us
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Harper Presbyterian Church
Paul J. Schwab
Harper Pentecostal Church schedule notice
Carlos Parker, Pastor invites the public to attend Bible Study Wednesday night at 7 30 p m Sunday school at 10 00 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m mixed choir rehearsal at 5 00 p m evangelistic service at 7 45 p m services and attendance are open to all
Farmer Rights At Risk Warns Hammond Over Wage Law
A leader warns that raising costs for farm labor and inputs squeezes farmers financially. Hammond says eliminating exemptions for large farms would ruin agriculture and that extending minimum wage rules could push farmers toward peasantry, prompting a united fight to protect rights.
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Hammond
For Sale Metal B-flat Clarinet in Good Condition
A metal B-flat clarinet is for sale in Harper Texas. Contact John Spencer or call 131 for details and a cheap offer.
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John Spencer
Call
Harper, Texas
Help Wanted Girl for Store Work and Light Housekeeping
Help wanted notice seeks a girl to work in a store and perform light housework in exchange for room and board. Apply at Lehmann's Store in Kerrville Texas.
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Lehmann's
Kerrville
Texas
Birth announced for Vicki Ann Whitewood in San Angelo
A daughter was born June 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitewood Jr. in San Angelo weighing five pounds eight ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F Whitewood Jr. and Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Bruns of Marfa. The couple has two other children. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lehne visited Miss Meta Boehm in San Antonio Sunday.
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Fred Whitewood Jr
Vicki Ann
San Angelo
F. Whitewood Jr
Raymond Bruns
Marfa
Whitewoods
Alfred Lehne
Meta Boehm
San Antonio
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