Local churches schedule morning services and programs on Spring Street
A dense listing of area church activities outlines worship times, sermons, Sunday School, choir rehearsals, and youth programs across multiple denominations. Notable entries include St. Marks Episcopal, Baptist churches, Methodist, Church of Christ, Pentecostal, Christian, and Presbyterian congregations with details on pastors, music directors, and midweek studies.
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Methodist Church
Second and
Pine Street
Rufus Sorrells
M. Church
Wesley
Tuseday
Evans
The
B. Moore
First Christian Church
Willam Ellis Harria
Luther Hollaman
Malcolm Porterfield
Cnoir
Harris
Upow Christian Youth Fellowship
Shurgh OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
Thomas E. Wight
Bro. Wight
N.Y
Freddig Wacklar
Yan
Lenden
Leo Woodly
Bro, Wight
Hope Nursing Home
Davis
Wight
Church OF Christ
Walnut Street
R. Tipton
6Th and
Grady Street
H. Painter
Bible School
Garrett Memorial Baptist
North Ferguson St
Eld
Livingston
Rock of Ages
KXAR
Jewel Slc
Baptist Training Union
Cora Mae
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
North Malin Street
W. C. Land
Tebernacle
First Presbyterian Church
South Main
L. T. Lawrence
Crit
Stuart, Jr
James Pilkinton
Comer Boyett
J. W. Branch
David Roy Lewis
Georganne Lowe
Roy
Allison
Jy Carolyn Lewis
Sharon Foster
Judy Roy Wright
Jeaning Lowe
Joe Keesey
Gummary
Dedasa Char Pasvuce
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Chuagh
Oak Street
Hope
Lula Pigges
Ghurgh Glerk
Rsy
M. Riley
Raster
General Mission
Brotherhood Club
Pat
Pouth
Croton Epps
Q. L. Wastaglon
Clerik
Goldwater Acceptable to GOP Senators
Republican senators unanimously ratified Barry Goldwater as campaign chairman after initial Liberal opposition faded. Senator John Sherman Cooper led the revolt, arguing Goldwater’s selection could invite anti labor charges while Goldwater denied anti labor claims. Other named members include Wiley Homer Capehart Carlson Wallge Bennett Prescott Bush Beall Noris Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Leverell Sultonstell
Mass
Goldwater
Sailonstall
Alexander Wiley
Wis Homer
Capehart
Ind
Franc Carlson
Kan
Wallgee F. Becknett
Utah
Prescott
Eisenhower urges year round Republican campaigning plan
President Eisenhower told National Committee leaders the GOP must shed its hibernating image and pursue continuous political activity 365 days a year. He backed Meade Alcorn and Adlai’s recommendations for a yearround campaign operation funded by monthly dues from contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fistahowdi
Republican National
Frimn Meade Alvorn
Aedam
Natainal Committee
Sts. Intial
Ahern
Eisenhower
Eigenhower
Outlaw Trail Talk at the Coulee Glades Camp
In a rugged scene Jed Mims and Yeager plan their next move after a restless ride from Lodgepole. They discuss facing Mitch Starker and debt, with a tense nod to aiding Laurice and Kline Hart while exiting town and avoiding the dangerous Rubicon Canyon route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Yeagey
Ruble
Yeager
Wisleh
Jed
Mims
Alec Trezevant
Coulee Glades
Rubicon Canyon
Coulee Gladess
Combine
Trouble at the Ranch As Yaeger Probes Hyatt Runout
Yaeger surveys the headquarters as Jed Mims notes extra hands arrived after Hyatt drove men from town. The pair discuss leaving pack horses and marching into the ranch, pondering how many bandits remain and the threat of pursuing the fugitives through aspen swamps and rough country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulteande
Starker
Yeager
Jed Mims
Hyatt
Yoagen
Cattle Combine Forces Threaten Summit Prairie Ranchers
Meade Bastian leads a powerful cattle combine that drives small ranchers from Summit Prairie leaving Burke Bens as a lone holdout. He warns sister Laurie that if Uncle Dave Benedict loses his ranch, he would die within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Bastian
Summit Prairie
Burke Bens
Laurie
Dave Benedict
Burke's Resolute Law Takes Hold in Chapter Ten
Burke paused and weighed the fine of his law as the stubborn course pressed on. He nodded, concluding the restraint was enough to confine a full consideration and reach a determined outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvices
Woodstidh
World
Coriar
North Hith
Burke
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Hurgh
Ker
Pastor T B. Moleldek
DE Assembly
Ulton
Park Drive
Affel Chapler
Strykesaim
Po Orchestra
Te Mark's Episcopal A
Wooster Horsman
Chapel Baptist
Ry Williams
BTU
Georgia Kes
Gospel Hour
Missionary Circle No
Missionary Circle
Aia Week
Worker's Council
Elbst Pentecostal Church
Fourth and
Ferguson
Lane
Bennan Elledge
Elledge
Children Church
Penecostal Conquere Mrz
Herman Elledge
Pauline Hudson
Dent Pom
Yelle Rywe
Ax Rayer Meeling
Gia Ai ‘Fi
Chyham Rowe
Suipty
Joe
South Side Missionary Baptist Church
Norman Grant
Lewisyhe Highway
Charles Sandifer
Unity Baptist
Church Fifth and
Lonore Baptist Church
James E. Coby
Ella Robinson
Louise Yerger
Sunshine
James EB. Coby
Church OF God
O. N. Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Y.elw
Clara Muldrow
Home & Foreign Mission
MT. Zion Cmb
Steward's
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odessa Campbell
BEBEE
Ty Keys
Annie Bell Verger
Mate Senders
U P.m
Ghyurgh
Gyd
Bell
Akv
Deese Graves
Joe KE
Monk
Emma Lee Releford
Suph
F.W.W. Tite Libis
Kimble
Burkey
Weill
da’ Coopwood
Phyllis "Gorham
Deautgun Standanley Bonds
Lucy, Copeland
Branda
Jester
Ramona Stephens
Barbara White
Fern Stone
Janye Sewell
Shirley -Willis
Mary Moses
Fern Parks
Danials
Emmet
Emimet
Y Att Stuart
Matt Stuart
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