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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
2
Multiple religious groups across Jefferson City and area publish weekly calendars listing worship times, sermons, training unions, choir practices, and meetings. Pastors include Arnold, Demott, Phillips, Winchell, Nelson, Squier, and others. Events span Sunday schools, morning worships, evening services, midweek prayers, and special observances.
In the Week of the Rank of the Week essay Paul Horgan analyzes the Southwest, Apache conflicts, and a fragile Army post. The tale centers on Col. Prescott, Majors Mainwaring and Hazard, their wives, an Apache scout, and soldiers facing clashes of trust versus vengeance within a harsh frontier setting.
Jehovahs Witnesses announce Sunday and Tuesday sessions at 9 Madison St and Lake Ozark visits including a 4 15 p m discourse and Bible studies on Your Will Be Done On Earth. Free Methodist Church at 1124 West Miller lists morning worship 9 30 and services through the day with a midweek prayer. Our Saviors Lutheran Church on McClung Park offers Sunday school, worship and a Thursday choir practice.
Des Moines report notes a retiring worker whose job record is staged in a restaurant window. The sign boasts a Texas size bowl of clam chowder priced at 25 cents and jokes about 143 years with the firm. The snippet reflects playful boasting from the longtime staffer and local commentary on loyalty.
Seattle AP reports Gene Austin, headlining at Top of the Town for his birthday, musically aging listeners back to youth with favorites like My Blue Heaven and Nostalgia. Despite 50 years in singing, he cannot read music and continues to charm crowds of both young and old with hits from the late 1920s to today.
Morgan J. Doughton of Allentown Pennsylvania was elected national president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce on the sixth ballot. He defeated Howard J. Thomas of Silver Spring Maryland after Shreveport Louisiana backed Doughton following Thomas’s large lead on the fifth ballot. Final unofficial tally: Doughton 1669, Thomas 1563.
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