Missionary and Education News From Methodist World
Dr Ganzo Kosaka tours Armorican states and visits California to promote Aoyama Gakuen University rebuild plans. Dr Harry Lee Canright, 90, visited New York offices after a long West China medical career. Hymn Society seeks new texts by April 1 1956. Educators for global missions sought. Larry Moore legacy farm funds humanitarian work. Lecture clinics in Lubbook Texas draw thousands of doctors for medical ministry.
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Ganzo Kosaka
Aoyama Gaxuin University
Tokyo
Japan
California
Portland
Chicago
Texas
Methodist Church
Hiaviait Fa
Acyama Gakuin
Kosaka
Viesseyan University
Harry Lee Canright
St. Cloud
Florida
Chengtu
West China
Chengtu Hospital
West China Union University
Board of Missions
New York City
Pinnetring
Chungtu
Chungking
Canright
Chengu College
University of Michigan
Larry Moor
Suamico
National Mutation Mink Association
Wisconsin
First Methodist Ch
Hereford
Tex
Moore
Larry Moore
Ideas Unlimited
Lubcock
Foundaton
Missionary association funds scholarships for minority students
The American Missionary Association announces a new program giving renewable college scholarships totaling about $25,000 to eighteen youths of Indian Eskimo Aleut and Latin American ancestry from ten states and two territories. Dr Galen R Weaver says the program aims to aid economically disadvantaged groups and produce future leaders across medicine teaching engineering ministry and related postgraduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Missionary Association of the Congregational Christian Churches
Galen R. Weaver
Fourth Ave
New York City
Hymn Request For Rural Methodist Churches
The Hymn Society of America seeks a new hymn to express the purpose and hope of small rural and village churches in America. The hymn will be sung at the National Methodist Town and Country Conference at Indiana University Bloomington July 22 to 25. Dr Glenn F. is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hymn Society of America
Department of Town and Country Work
Methodist Church
America
National Methodist Town & Country Conference
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Glenn F
San Antonio Visitors Attend Funeral Services
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Denning and children of San Antonio spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Jones and Diana. San Antonio group including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wake and Buriel Wake attended the funeral of Mrs. Laura Pettit St. Clair at Morris Ranch Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Denning
San Antonio
P. F. Jones
Diana
Fred Wake
Buriel Wake
Laura Pettit St. Clair
Morris Ranch
Mouellendorfs Visit Moellendorf and Gen Edmund
Mr and Mrs Theo Mouellendorf and family of Doss visited Mrs Henry Moellendorf and Gen Edmund on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rey Steitle and their sons spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Markwordt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Mouellendorf
Doss
Henry Moellendorf
Gen
Edmund
Rey Steitle and Sons
Walter Markwordt
Greeson Family Visits From San Antonio Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Greeson and daughters and Miss Julia Ann Wieennecke of San Antonio spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wiennecke and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Greeson
Julia Ann Wieennecke
San Antonio
Otto Wiennecke
Deer handling incident and hunter shot in Mason County
A Texas hunter paid a fine and centats totaling 2714.0 in Justice Court after a deer handling incident. In Mason County a hunting accident left Don Fuller of Amarillo wounded when Ed Hamilton of San Angelo fired at Fuller’s waving hand near brush, Fuller airlifted for surgery with expected recovery.
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Justice Court
Mason County
Don Fuller
Amarillo
Ed Hamilton
San Angelo
Hamilton
Fuller
Lions Club reports and upcoming events in Harper
Five youths led in by W M Harris report a successful educational trip to Kansas City. The Lions sponsor the FFA H livestock show in January with Harris in charge. The Harper Lions plan another Christmas card sale for Kerrville cripplord camp funds. Annual football banquet December 1 at 7 20 p m features apple pies. decorations chaired by Phil Rogers. baked ham prepared by Mrs Wallace Brown and Mrs Gordon Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Vocation
W. M. Harris
Kansas City
Lions
Harris
FFA & +H
Paoli Suffel
Harper Lions
Aale
Cripglord
Kerrvive
Harper
Gep
Harper Sports Club
Hollan Walker
Phil Rogers
Wallace Brown
Gordon Harper
Local Noxville notes highlight hunting trips visits
Mrs J A Milam reports visits from Oren Parker and families. Walter Parker hosts guests. La Von Parker tops with a turkey from the Harpers turkey shoot. Reuben Nixon and Louise Harassoon visit. rain showers measured 63 points in Old Noxville. Gene Worth Parker reenlisted. Fort Bliss basics. Several Parker relatives and friends attend gatherings, dinners, and hunting trips across Kerrville Harper San Antonio and Fredericksburg areas.
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Oren Parker
Harpe R
Lon Parker
Round Moun Fair
Spettte
Fis Roihe
Arizona
Mer
Reuben Nixon
Doss
Edwins Strackbin
Louise Harassoon
San Antonio
Jett Parker
Hardison
Jett Parke
Noxville
Old Noxville
Wille Culvis
Dillard Stapp
Dilard Stapp
Fredericksburg
Jack Stapp
A. Millam
Garland
Doyle Parker
Riday
Gene Worth Parker
Fort Biss
Robert Kenning
Mt. Hume
Bill Scherg
Wome
Jommy Whetstone
Grand Baby
Harper
Kerrville
Jess Parker
Aubrey Parker
Korea
Gene Royce Aice
Fort Bliss
Janice Parker
Marvin Ernst
Rocksprings
Mary E. Como
J. A. Milam
Cecil Parker
Helen Pape
San the Clinics Angelo
Leon Becker
Kirk Reed
Chas. Neal
San Angelo
Jess F. Par
Deer and hunting notes plus a College Army comparison
Mrs Carrie Calentine and her son visit the Dickeys at Center Point. Creighton Stevens and his father J M Stevens hunt several days at Victoria. J W Sauvage of Austin brought the first deer to Hopf Locker Plant a 7 pointer. Texas A and M College supplied more officers to the Army in World War II than West Point.
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Carrie Calentine
Tri. Austin
Wilber Dickey
Center Point
Wato
Creighton Stevens
J. M. Stevens
Victoria
Hopf
J. W. Sauvage
Austin
Texas A&m College
West Point
Mrs S P St Clair rites held in Fredericksburg
Mrs S P St Clair nee Laura Pett died at 8 05 pm Sunday in a local hospital at 74 7 16. Funeral held Tuesday at Schaetter Funeral Home with Ress F Kattner officiating and Schaetters Duet singing. Interment Morris Ranch Cemetery. Survived by three sons two brothers two sisters seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Husband died 1943.
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S. P. St. Cuwir
Laura Perth
Schaetter
Ress F. Kattner
Schaetters
Morris Ranch
George
Eudora Pincham Pett
St. St. Clair
Fredericksburg
Clarance St. Clair
Harper
Enoch St. Clair
Elfin St. Clair
Fort Worth
Walter Pet, Yoakum
Oscar Pett
Rankin
Carl Pettit
New Mexico
Flower bouquet remark turns sour in hotel lobby
A hotel guest presents flowers to the manager saying they are for the switchboard girls. The manager compliments the gesture as praise for service, but the guest retorts angrily that he thought the flowers were dead.
Red dress try queried in shop window scene
A bright young person asks to try on a red dress visible in a shop window. The elderly assistant coldly replies there is no need to do that and mentions several fitting rooms available.
Thanksgiving as a daily duty in modern life
The piece urges constant gratitude to God beyond abundance, recalling Plymouth colonists who set aside a day of thanks despite hardship. It contrasts ingratitude today with a call to daily acts of thanks through prayer, use of gifts, and family devotion, noting the neglected virtue in modern society.
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Calkins
Gevernse Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Finn
USA
Baptist Mission Meeting Discusses Outreach and Mission Work
A local Baptist group met to plan missionary outreach including a candy and food drive for rice aid. Oversea missions were discussed with a focus on Southern Rhodesia. The gathering featured Mrs. Bingham and Misses New Riley and Catuta Riley serving guests and devotional led by Mrs. Masingh.
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Znowsday Mga
Syov
Mis
B. Mayhugh
Utg
Cna
Rces
W.s. Floyu oOod
Ighi
Charman
Ons
Ned Mere
Anussdas
Wee-Moerz
D. W. O.own
Ab S&ice
Chais Man
Ogram
Southern Rhodesia
B. v. Masingh
Misses New
Urs
Catuta Riley
Gas
Ra'‘S
Brotherhood
Methodist WSCS Plans Thanksgiving Program Meeting
The Methodist WSCS of the Mexodist Church will meet November 23 at the home of Mrs. R. Bone for a Thanksgiving program. Mrs. Leona Kneo Acht and Mrs. Jasper Snow will lead. Members are asked to bring a child’s gift to be sent to a Westey House for the children's Christmas.
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Wscs
Mexodist Church
R. Bone
Leona Kneo. Acht
Jasper Snow
Westey House
Thanksgiving sermon highlights blessings and gratitude
The Rev. Kenneth Hofmann will preach on Thanksgiving on Nov 21 at The Cleveland Knights parish, stressing that true thanksgiving is an attitude that links gifts to God. He cites Pilgrims, urges thanking God for material and spiritual blessings, and urges inventory of blessings to counter complaints. Roy Roberts remodeled his barber shop. Joseph Mrocek assisted with the work.
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Kenneth
KR. Hofmann
Cleveland
Jesus
Roy Roberts
Joseph Mrocek
Church Announcements From Cordial Harver's Parishes
Sunday services and activities listed for St An to ny s Church and Methodist Church include Mass at 54 mm and 102 mu with School of Religion, St Ann's Society meeting, Youth Study Club Monday, Evening Mass Friday with Adult Study Club, and general invitation to attend services.
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School of Religion
St. Ann’s Society
Religious notices from St James and First Baptist churches
Church announcements list services at St James Lutheran led by Dr W J Goerner with English and German worship and a Thanksgiving service on Nov 25. Also First Baptist Church details Rev D W Brown schedule, Sunday School, preaching, Training Union and WSCS meetings with prizes won at Schmidt's Hall. An ad touts $75 weekly selling opportunity.
Pecan buyers and local shopfronts listed
Local merchants and individuals shown selling pecans at LOCHTE STORAGE COMPANY LOUDON PRODUCE and other shops on West Main. Mentions include MAX HENKE'S SIORE N and 513 East College St. social visits note Mrs. Orval Harvey and daughter Betty and Mrs. Hugo Klein visiting Mr. Otto Wiennecke, with additional family visits to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moellendorf Jr.
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Loudon Produce
West Main
Max Henke
Siore N. Liano
Dan the
Fur Man
East College St
Orval Harvey
Betty
Hugo Klein
Fredericksburg
Otto Wiennecke
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Harper Herald
Moo. WiFliams
Joint Committee On
Methodist Board of Missions
Fifth Ave
Africa
East
Southeast Asia
India
Pakistan
Latin America
Turkey
Lions Club
Noxville News
Kers
Nat
Chas
Marlene Karger
F H
Paul Jones
Whitenburg
Bucksprings
S. P. St. Clair
Christ
Ona
Wudingien i
Fis Sunys Nu
Methodist Wscs
B.essings
Linician
Tadhinsgiea, mhisSage
Harver’s
ST. Antaony's Church
Bev A. A. Gitter
M 2
Cathotic Church
Methodist
Dasper Snow
ST. James Lutheran Church
W. J. Goerner
First Baptist Church
D. W. Brown
London
Paul Lang
Leona Wanl Worm
Schmidt's Hall
WMS
Sunbeams
Ga's
Ra’s
Brotherhnod
Monroe St
Marion
Ohio
WY. C. Whitworth
Larper Presb Church
Dr. Paull. Schwab
Worshop
Pentecostal Church
Caries Parker
Dearborn Heaters
Rubin Roeder
Henry Moellendorf, Jr
Arthur Schaetter
Gilbert Eckhardt
Oliver, Lawrence
Clarence Schaetter
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