Faith and leadership shape postwar church growth blast
General Charles I Carpenter and General Hap Arnold urge reviving founders spirit to advance ecumenism and science. Methodist Church foresees 1952–56 as peak for new congregations and churches with 15 million dollars needed for expansion. Harvest Festival plans tied to regional harvests across the United States. Gold Medal Jubilee Congress to gather Baptists in London July 16 22 1955 with delegates worldwide.
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Democracy and aid praised at New York dinner
Mme Vijaya Pandit, former UN president and India's high commissioner to London, said America's aid and technical assistance to underdeveloped nations like India are the country's greatest investments. She urged democracy through education understanding health and good living, and urged unity against communism.
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London
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India -West Asia
Harris Lieutenant Relocates to Arizona Station
Pvt. Paul Harris spent ten days visiting his parents Mr and Mrs V M Harris and left Tuesday night for a new station in Arizona. Mr and Mrs Isdwin Klein and daughters visited Mr and Mrs Henry Moellendorf Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Roy Steitle and sons of Fredericksburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Markwordt Sunday.
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Paul Harris
V. M. Harris
Arizona
Isdwin Klein
Mrs
Henry Moellendorf
Roy Steitle
Fredericksburg
Walter Markwordt
Community Gazette Chronicles Noxville Harvest and Visits
Local notes recount hunting trips of Reverend Jack Minter and Charles Wilhelm at Walter Parker ranch. Numerous Parker family members attend barbecues, football games, and social visits across Harper Junction and Kerrville while Harvest Festival activities draw turnout at the schoolhouse. Bird migration sighting and growing cool snap mark seasonal changes as residents share weekend travels to Dallas and Del Rio events.
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Charles Wilhelm
Kerrville
Walter Parker
Belton Tatsch
Oren Parker
Paul Jones
Carlos Parker
Clifton Hull
Bur Oak House
Joe Mrosch
J. H. Parker
Carolyn
San Antonio
Calvin Tuckness
Buzzy Parker
Waxahachie
American Legion
Junction
J. H
Jett Parker
Telegraph
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Ray Blerschwale
Harper
Hunt
Jess F. Parker
Cecil
Rocksprings
J. A. Milam
Doyle Parker
Doylee Parker
Janice
Daylene
Joyce
Garland
Walton Whitworth
Juncetlon
Sonora
Walton Whitehead
del Rio
Cecil Parker
Mary Ellis
Bruce
Marvin Ernst
Rock Springs
Freedom Flourishes Under God Democratic moral struggle against communism
A historical column argues the US must defend freedom by acknowledging God as the source of rights. It contrasts moral duty with communism, urging citizens to live in accordance with a divine plan and to be good people who provide for neighbors. Poult Feature Service. Washington 17, D.C.
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United States Supreme Court
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Presbyterians Hear Three State Governors At Convention
Three state governors told 7 000 Presbyterian laymen in New Orleans that the nation’s future rests on faith in God. Governors Alfred Driscoll Francis Cherry and Robert Kennon spoke on faith as vision and action during the Men’s Convention panel titled Faith in Our Country.
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Municipal Auditorium
Alfred Driscoll
New Jersey
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
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W. H. Springall
Lewis G. Petmecky
Fredericksburg
Cherry
Kennon
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Eisenhower
Driscoll
Elton Trueblood
Hazel
Elfan Ree
World Council of Churches
George W. Crane
James J. McCord
Everett G. Mitchell
National Farm and Home Hour
Louis H. Evans
Billy Graham
Legume plantings advance in Upper Llanos district
Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District reports continued legume and small grain plantings with the district drill in use. Farmers including L E York Pete Laake and E T Jetton seed blue panic pasture Madrid Sweetclover oats and vetch on various farms aided by district guidance on phosphate application and lime management. Local techs offer drilling of seed and fertilizer and soil tests show high lime content affecting phosphate availability.
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Madrid
Lnake
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Tanner Ranch
Edwards County
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Pierce Hoggett
C. W. Walker
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Community Church Schedules and Local Notices
A page lists service times for St Anthony's Catholic Church and other area churches led by Rev A A Gitter Rev Jasper Snow and others plus community notes. Activities include Masses Sunday School Bible Class Youth Study Club Luther League and Pentecostal and Baptist services. Local visits mention J M Stevens of San Antonio and FFA members at the Kansas City convention.
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Political Announcements for November General Election
Political announcements outline candidates and measures subject to the November general election. Details on races, offices, and voting information are provided for voters to consider before the polls open.
Sunday Visits Highlight Popnoe Casper Family
Mr and Mrs Wayne Popnoe and their young daughter spent Sunday with her grandmother Mrs J C Casper Kenneth Coasper also visited his grandmother on Sunday at the same time ensuring a quiet family gathering in the neighborhood.
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Wayne Popnoe
J. C. Casper
Kenneth Coasper
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