World Council of Churches session in Evanston reports
The second World Council of Churches assembly in Evanston Illinois ran August 15 to 31 with 1500 delegates from 48 nations and about 100000 visitors. Topics centered on Christian unity and mission across borders, noting differences between American and European theology and the idea of the Kingdom of God. The council elected presidents for the 1960 period, and a Christian layman vocation report urged responsible citizenship as a Christian duty in work and society.
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World Council of Churches
Evanston
Ill
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D. C
Iron Curtain
U.S.A
Canada
Ied
Christendom
Europe
Council
Sante Uberto Barbieri
Methodist Church of
Brazil
Metropolitan Johanson
Mar, Thoma Syrian Church
Malabar
India
K. F Otto Nibelius
Evangelical Church of Germany
Michael
Greek Orthodox Church
John Baillie
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Henry Knox Sherrill
Episcopal Church of the
John R. Mat
New York
Florida
Francis P. Miller
Red Octopus and Soviet Centers Named in Propaganda Claim
The piece accuses a Soviet backed network operating in the United States under diplomatic immunity. It identifies the Soviet Embassy at 1125 16th St NW Washington and the UN staff center at 680 Park Avenue New York as the spy headquarters.
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Red Octopus
16Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
United Nations
Park Avenue
New York
General Motors
Education for Eternity and the Role of Parents and Teachers
A T Powerfully worded column argues that education goes beyond schooling. Parents and teachers must provide both knowledge and spiritual guidance, linking intellectual growth to faith in God. It warns against ignoring the soul and stresses the home school partnership as essential for happiness and a guided life.
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Earth
God
Noxville News Patrons Share Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. Carolyn Parker travels with Jett Parker family to Carlsbad Caverns and Kerrville visits. Jett Parker hosts a barbecue for relatives including H McClelland and A Twett plus T Moore and J H Parker and Carolyn. Several community members attend church, hunt on leased ranches, and mourn Tom Phillips.
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Carolyn Parker
J. H. Parker
Jett Parker
Carlsbad Caverns
Kerrville
Jerry Kingsbury
Carolyn
First Pentecostal Church
Harper
Noxville
H. McClelland
Silsbee
Texas
A. T. Twett
Beaumont
T. Moore
San Antonio
Jett
Tom Phillips
J. A. Milam
Earl Baker
Freed Whetstone
Milton Dyer
A. J. Kinsey
Comstock
Wire Strung In Centexas Wire Strung In Centexas
In New Braunfels on Sept 3 the Smithson Valley exchange of the Guadalupe Valley Telegame Cooperative starts wire stringing. Allen Sanders says the four week job includes building central offices and installing equipment before operation. Clearing in Sattler and Kenberg exchanges is underway with three exchanges active. Contracts for five central office buildings were set on Aug 27 totaling 15040 dollars.
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New Braunfels
Smithson Valley
Guadalupe Valley
Kenberg
Kendalia-Bergheim
Co-Op
Harvey Sales
Qgetion
Flathmann Installed as Pastor at Doss and Cherry Springs
The Rev. A. E. Flathmann was installed as pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran in Doss and Christ Lutheran in Cherry Springs with Rev. C. N. Roth presiding. He comes from New Orleans where he led St. Luke's for 22 years and has served churches across Texas since 1924. He will lead alternating Sunday services at both churches and German services monthly.
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Flathmann
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Doss
Christ Lutheran Church
Cherry Springs
C. N. Roth
Texas
American Lutheran Church
Alfred Pfiester Heads Old Teamsters Reunion at Klein's Hall
Alfred Pfiester was named president of the Old Teamsters Reunion at Klein's Hall Spring Creek Sunday afternoon. Officers named were Alfred Klaerner vice president Willie Knopp treasurer and Alfred Petmecky secretary. A memorial service for the departed was held with Joe Molberg presiding. The day included group singing led by Klaerner, Bankusville Band music, reminiscences, a 3 pm barbecue, and attendance by Max Hohenberger Valentine Novian John Jenschke and others. Three former long hauls with oxen to the coast and West Texas died this year: John Stehling Albert Kott and Adolph Heimann. Also noted was A D Stahl a longtime secretary. Funeral of Tom Phillips drew many Harper friends with Judge Lemons and Rev Jack Minter leading services.
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Alfred Pfiester
Old Teamsters
Klein's Hall
Spring Creek
Alfred Klaerner
Willie Knopp
Alfred Petmecky
Joe Molberg
Bankusville
Reminscing
Teamsters
Max Hohenberger
Valentine Novian
John Jenschke
West Texas
John Stehling
Albert Kott
Semmelmann Family Visits in Laredo and Harper
Wee Mr and Mrs Marcus Semmel Mann and their sons of Laredo stopped from a Carlsbad Caverns vacation to visit Mr and Mrs Fred Gammenthaler and Mr and Mrs Max Lange in Harper. Patronize Herald Advertisers.
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Marcus Semmel- Mann
Harper Churches Extend A Cordial Welcome
Local church notices invite parishioners to St Anthony's Harper Presbyterian and Pentecostal services. St Anthony's lists Mass times 8 and 9 30 am religious instruction at 9 30 am and 10 30 am worship with weekday adjustments during football season. Harper Presbyterian calls 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship, and midweek events. Pentecostal church announces pastor Carlos Parker and worship services.
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School of Religion
Women's
Methodist Church Schedule and Pastor Rev Jasper Snow
The Methodist Church lists Rev Jasper Snow as pastor with morning gospel services and Sunday School at 10 a.m. Carl Oehler presides September services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on the first and third Sundays. WSCS meets Thursdays after the first Sunday and on the third Sunday. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on the second and fourth Sundays.
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Carl Oehler
WSCS
First Baptist Church Weekend Schedule
Rev. D. W. Brown leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. A second service at 8:30 p.m. follows the Training Union at 7:30 p.m. The Sunbeams GA’s RAs WMS and Brotherhood meet on the second and fourth Thursdays. Everyone is invited to attend.
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the Sunbeams
Ga's
Ra's
WMS
Brotherhood
Stop Then Pass Halted School Bus At Ten Miles Per Hour
This column explains Texas law on overtaking and passing stopped or moving school buses. Drivers must stop behind a bus receiving or discharging children and may pass only at a prudent speed not exceeding ten miles per hour. Violations carry fines up to 200 dollars.
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Law
Aus tin family weekend visit to Cave Without a Name
Mr and Mrs John Hughes and daughter Dorothy Ann of Austin spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Lang. Mrs O W Hill of Graham visits her daughter Mrs D W Brown and family on Tuesday. They all went to Boone to visit The Cave Without a Name.
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John Hughes
Dorothy Ann
Austin
Edwin Lang
O. W. Hill
Graham
D. W. Brown
Boerne
Visitation by Eckerle and Dikemann at Calentine home
Mrs E B Eckerle and Mrs Faye Marge Dikemann visited the Carrie Calentine home Monday. Little Anna Louise Calentine accompanied Mrs Dikemann for a week's visit.
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E. B. Eckerle
Faye Marge Dikemann
Carrie Calentine
Anna Louise Calentine
Dikemann
Visit of Cosper and Simson relatives to Harper
Mr and Mrs William Cosper of below San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Walter Simson and Audrey Cosper of Rhode Island visited relatives in Harper. Herald subscription note appears at the end.
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William Cosper
San Antonio
Walter Simson
Audrey Cosper
Rhode Island
Harper Monday
Fisher Seeks Re election to 21st District Seat
U S Congressman O C Fisher of San Angelo seeks reelection in Texas 21st District amid campaign efforts and party support outlining policy priorities and public appearances through the election cycle.
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U. S
Texas
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Iral Calentine Spends Sunday With Family in Austin
Iral Calentine of Austin visited with his children and his mother Mrs. Carrie Calentine on a Sunday gathering.
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Iral Calentine
Austin
Carrie Calentine
Wanted yard work man and house help with room
Help wanted ad seeks a man for yard work and a woman for cooking and house duties. Living quarters provided. Contact Mrs Faye Marge Dikemann at Morris Ranch. Phone 2104. tf
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Faye Marge) Dikemann
Morris Ranch
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