Little Guy Reflects On Uncertain World For New Year
James Marlow, Anedated Press, writes of a young man returning home on New Year’s Eve facing a world unsettled by postwar shifts. The piece contrasts peace and stability with rising global tensions, nuclear anxiety, and the uneasy sense that governments bruised by war drive nations toward new dangers and dilemmas.
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Washington
Dutton
Ovat Mpeinet
Times
Bela
Nikita Khrushchev
Russian Communist Party
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Eisenhower
Hite
Sage
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Okie Peel
Gift to UT supports enzyme research in Knoxville
A Philadelphia foundation granted $5,000 to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville to fund Dr. Samuel R. Tipton’s basic research in enzyme chemistry. The work investigates how thyroid and adrenal hormones influence enzyme activity in body tissues, aiming to understand regulation of enzyme processes.
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University of Tennessee
UT. Apologie
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Smith, Dice and French Laboratories’ Foundation
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New Year’s Eve Services Scheduled at Area Churches
New Year’s Eve services are scheduled at several area churches. Kingsley Methodist Church Bloomingdale Road begins at 7 30 p m and there will be no Watch service at Herlin Maple Church Saturday at 7 20 p m. The Rev W D Csarris and Rev George Taylor will lead at Herlth church. Fordtown Community Church services start at 8 p m with Ernest Davis of Morristown and Earl Doyne of Knoxville among speakers. The Moving On Quartet will provide music.
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Herlin Maple Church
W. D. "Csarris
George Taylor
Herlth Church
Fordtown Community Church
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Morristown
Earl Doyne
Knoxville
Scouting Activities Resume at Colonial Heights Church
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church resumes scouting activities after the holiday break. The church hosts Boy Scout Cub Pack No. 48 with four dens, Troop No. 48, and Explorer Post No. 48, plus Girl Scout Troop No. 242 and Brownie Troop No. 230. Cubmaster is Lester Robinette. den mothers include Mrs. O W Wheeler and others. Scoutmaster is Raymond Deakins. Explorer Post Advisor Harald Young. Girl Scout leader is Mrs. W E Anderson. Brownie leader is Mrs. V E Johnson.
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Colonial Heights
Colonial Heights Kindergarten Opens After Holiday Break
The Colonial Heights weekday kindergarten will reopen Tuesday January 3 after holiday vacation. Rev. Pilser M. Lyons, faslor, has announced registrations for the second semester are now being received by Mrs. Alan Bell, secretary treasurer of the kindergarten.
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Colonial Heights
Pilser M. Lyons
Faslor
Alan Bell
Watch Night Service At Oak Glen Baptist Church
A Watch Night Service will be held December 31 at Oak Glen Baptist Church in Yuma Virginia. Speakers and quoriets will be heard throughout the night. A cordial public welcome is extended by the church.
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Oak Glen Baptist Church
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Ander
Cedar Grove New Year Eve Service at Cedar Grove Baptist Church
A New Year’s Eve service will be held at Cedar Grove Baptist Church starting 7 30 p m Rev Tom Crawford Rev Richard Rattts Rev Richard Sims and Rev Jon Byrd will speak Bailey family of Greeneville attends Inter denominational ministers will lead prayer and song A second event at Marbie Point banque at Gale City Virginia is also announced public invited
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Greeneville
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Kingsport Youth Bound Over On Break-In Charges
A Kingsport youth, held on break-in charges in Augusta, was bound over to the grand jury on pleas of guilty to breaking and entering and petty larceny. The juvenile admitted involvement with a 21 year old man in stealing about $10 and a pack of gum from the Kingsport Bowling Center. the man is bound to grand jury on similar charges.
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Willan Robert Rose
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New Knoxville Mayor to stop City Council radiocasts
Mayor elect Jack Dance, resigning Knox County clerk, vows to end radio broadcasts of City Council meetings. He will remove microphones in chambers and allow observers only, saying broadcasts are improper though newspapers will cover proceedings. He defeated Mayor George Dempster last month and will take office January 2.
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al Pauls
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Rev Bill Cassidy Preaches Through Next Week at City Mission
The Rev Bill Cassidy who has preached this week at the City Mission will continue through next week. A group of young people will present a New Year's program Saturday at the mission. Sunday at 10 a.m. Bible study will be held and the Sunday evening service will be conducted by the Rev Neal Carr.
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City Mission
Mission
Neal Carr
Colonial Heights Church To Hear College Students
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church will have a worship service on Sunday at 7 30 pm featuring college students sharing in the service. The morning service will celebrate Communion of the Lord's Supper led by Rev Pister M Liyang. All services are open to the public.
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Nancy Lou Jones
Fred
Warren “Wilson Junior College
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Colonial Heights
Pitser
First Sunday Singing Convention at Sunnyside Church
The First Sunday Sullivan County Singing Convention will be held at Sunnyside Baptist Church in Cooks Valley on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Special groups of singers will participate. Reverend Jack Campbell is pastor of Sunnyside Church. The program is open to the public.
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Sunnyside Baptist Church
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We Have Not Changed by Charler A Wells
The piece argues humans retain ancient needs for nourishment warmth friendship love and faith despite modern mechanics. It warns material progress without spiritual strengthening risks soul misery and renders wonders to ashes unless the future restores inner strength.
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Charler A, Wells
Pather
Singing Convention at Sunnyside Baptist Church
The Sullivan County singing convention will be held at Sunnyside Baptist Church on January 1. The public is cordially invited to attend this 1 pm event featuring the Sunnyside Congregational singing group and local participants.
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Sullivan County
Sunnyside
Methodists Launch New Year Attendance Drive Here
The Methodist movement, headquartered in Nashville, urges church members to invite others and promote home visitation. It targets rising national religious participation yet notes only about 35 percent attend regularly. The campaign runs through months of consecration cultivation evangelism and follow up with focus on evangelism training and new member recruitment.
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Descenatione
Shee
Oo American Iie
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Peoce
Tone Church
Baptist Church Plans Watch Night Service
Morrison Temple Primitive Baptist Church will hold a Watch Night Service on New Year’s Eve beginning at 7 30. Public cordially invited to attend. This notice also notes a district campaign affecting Methodist churches and urges attendance at religious services.
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Russell Houser Elected President of Colonial Hts Club
Russell A. Houser was elected president of the Colonial Heights Presbyterian Club at a Tuesday meeting. Other officers named were Frank Al Canboy as vice president Carroll Ogle as secretary-treasurer and Alah Ball as assistant secretary treasurer. The club reviewed its year and reported improvements such as entrance signs at all entrances to Colony Heights concrete street minors and repairs, and efforts to improve the Lakecrest Addition entrance to protect the Clinchfield Railroad tracks. A Welfare Committee formed during the year has been active in relief and assistance.
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Colonial
Sneha -Presbyterian ‘Church
Frank
al Canboy
Carroll
Ogle
Colony Heights
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Ministerial Association Meeting Postponed to January 2
The Pesipenes Meating TM Kingaport Bineiertel Association has postponed its monthly meeting. Henry Adkins, pastor of the Methodist Church and association member, will speak on City Councils of Churches and lead discussions after his address.
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Bineiertel
Ita Regte Alan
Kret” Methodiat
Ray
Henry Adkins
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