Newly Founded Baptist Church Shows Growth
The South Side Baptist Church at 1913 13th Pl reports steady attendance growth since June 22. On July 27 the Sunday School had 22 and the preaching service 30. last Sunday second service drew 18. Four professions of faith are noted and baptismal services planned for the coming Sunday. First charter members include Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buhr. The church begun missions support with a $10 offering to Rev. William Tarter in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Baptist Church
Leo Hill
Lord Jesus Christ
Blanche Bohland
Horton St
Bell Anice
Dan Buhr
West Ave
William Tarter
India
Waiting Room Pulpit Drive Support Urged
The Rev. Norman A. Nelson of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church endorses the Waiting Room Pulpit as dollar shower contributions rise to a Grand total of 146. Local supporters from La Crosse include Ralph Kuether, Florence Hallen, Hannah Hallen, Nelson Flag and Display Service, a friend from St John’s, and C. D. Tanner with varied amounts.
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Norman A. Nelson
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Weston Street
21St Place
Laymen Hold Services At Local Calvary Baptist Church
Laymen of Calvary Baptist Church Logan and Charles streets lead a 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship after a Green Lake retreat. Church school directed by Lauritz Wittenberg is at 10:45 a.m. Adult and youth choir practices are at 7 p.m. Thursday with an 8 p.m. prayer service. Plans aim to start a junior choir for children in grades 2 through 8.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Logan
Charles Streets
Green Lake
Lauritz Wittenberg
Ferry
Donald K. Skaggs
Skaggs
American Calvary
Charles and Logan
Warren G. Zinn
Subpoena Served On Zeppo Marx
Zeppo Marx real name Herbert, youngest Marx brother, was subpoenaed to testify before a Indianapolis grand jury probe of a book making racket. He arrived at his attorney's office after a 36 hour chase by Treasury agents and said he is not a defendant but a witness.
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Los Angeles
Zeppo Marx
Indianapolis
Zeppo
Herbert
Marx Brothers
U.S. Treasury Department
Indiana
Local churches list weekly services and pastors
A compiled schedule lists many area churches with pastors and service times. It notes Sabbath, Sunday school, worship, prayer meetings, and special services at venues including Seventh Day, Calvary, First Church of Christ, Church of Christ, and numerous Catholic, Lutheran, and Protestant congregations across Onalaska and nearby locales.
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6Th and
King
Ralph D. McGann
Kenneth E. Trueman
M. A. Torrance
Pope counsels nuns to work to meet needs
Pope Pius XII urged cloistered nuns to work to provide for their basic needs amid hunger and poverty in monasteries. He noted about 100,000 nuns in 3,000 convents worldwide and said work is the normal remedy for material hardship while contemplative prayer remains essential.
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Pope
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pius XII
Archbishop Theophylacot(s) Dies From Crash Injuries
Archbishop Theophylacots who led about 100000 Greek Orthodox followers in Australia and New Zealand died from injuries after a car accident Thursday. He had led several Orthodox churches in the region and represented the Patriarch of Constantinople. the crash happened during a Greek community celebration marking the 10th anniversary of his enthronement.
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Melbourne
Australia
Theophylacots
New Zealand
Constantinople
Lutherans Worldwide Count Reaches 70 Million
Geneva based Lutheran World Federation reports a global Lutherans total of 70 753 389, about one third of all Protestant believers, highlighting growth and reach of the denomination.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Lutheran World Federation
Little Rock Appeal Judges Back in Integration Case
The seven 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judges, from Arkansas and the upper Midwest, prepared Monday to hear the NAACP appeal on Little Rock Central High School integration. They previously ruled for integration in three cases, and this decision could affect seven Negro pupils returning to Central High under federal supervision.
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Little Rock
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Assn
U.S. District Court
Central High School
Supreme Court
Central
Upper Midwest
Arkansas
Archibald K. Gardner
Huron
S. C
Joseph E. Woodrough
Omaha
John B. Sanborn
St. Paul
Harvey M. Johnson
Hastings
Neb
Charles J. Vogel
Fargo
N.C
Martin C. Oosterhaut
Orange City
Iowa
Martin C. Matthes
Gardner
Sanborn
Oosterhaut
Matthes
Vogel
Eisenhower
William Langer
U.S. Senate
Woodrough
District Court
Circuit Court
U.S. Dist
Harry J. Lemley
Hope, Ark
Cuba Replaces U S Marines Guard Duty At Guan tanamo Bay
Cuba announces its troops have replaced U S Marines on guard duty at the water works supplying the U S Naval base at Guantanamo Bay. The Marines had guarded Yateras village water works as rebels pressed protests over perceived U S interference.
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Washington
Cuba
U. S
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Nicolas Arroyo
United States
Moscow
Yateras
Fulgencio Batista
Police Beesting Scene After Auto Crash
Four officers responding to an Inkster crash were attacked by a disturbed bee hive. Officer Earl A. Brzezinski suffered multiple stings while three Wayne County deputies were lightly hurt. The driver, Robert Skrzycki, 19, was removed from the wreck and later treated for back injuries.
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Detroit
Mich
Inkster
Earl A. Brzezinski
Wayne County Sheriff's Deputies
Robert Skrzycki
Skrzycki
Brzezinski
Iraq gains recognition by South Vietnam and Portugal
World briefs report South Vietnam and Portugal recognizing Iraq’s new government. Other items note British critic Percy Scholes dies at 81 in Switzerland, Fanfani's peace plan wooing West German support, East Germany seeking more food from the USSR, Italy sweltering under a heat wave with sunstroke deaths, and regional planning warnings in Asia.
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London
Percy Alfred Scholes
Switzerland
Scholes
Oxford Companion To Music
Leeds
England
Bonn
Germany
Amintore Fanfani
Middle East
Konrad Adenauer
Fanfani
Frankfurt
Austria
Klagenfurt
Toepen
Bavaria
Palatinate
Plans for Asbury film biography in Nashville
The Methodist Church plans a film biography on Francis Asbury, the first American Methodist bishop, consecrated in 1784. Nashville production aims to detail his ministry and impact on the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
The
Methodist Church
Francis Asbury
Khrushchev Could Cash In On TV Quiz Shows
AP columnist notes Khrushchev could profit from a New York visit by appearing on TV quiz shows. Garroway on Today hints at a summit guest slot, suggesting Twenty-One for multiple episodes to boost dollars while differing on facts with encyclopedia editors.
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Khrush
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Dave Garroway
Khrushchev
Garroway
Nikita
Hawaiians protest unannounced A shot near Pearl Harbor
Hawaiians recall Pearl Harbor as residents react to a Johnston Island nuclear warhead test. An Army Redstone missile produced a mushroom cloud seen 700 miles away, prompting police calls and warnings to Gov Quinn to alert the public.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Johnston Island
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Army Redstone
Chrysler Buys Simca For Small Car Trade
Chrysler Corp. enters the small car field by buying Ford Motor Co. stake in Simca, the French passenger car maker. Ford held 15.2 percent of Simca, acquired in December 1954. Chrysler will distribute Simca cars in the United States and Canada via about 600 dealers, with 40 percent already Chrysler dealers. Simca models include the Aronde, Ariane, and Vedette with prices near 1700 to 2200 dollars. There is an agreement to jointly develop world markets and a North American small car study.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Simca
Ford
Colbert
United States
Canada
Chrysler 600
New York Port of Entry
Bicycle Collisions Injure 8-Year-Old in Rose Street Crash
Hart Vickie Becker, 8, of 1900 Rose St., sustains a knee injury after a bicycle collides with Ole Halverson's car in the 1700 block of Rose. A street barricade at George and Gohres streets was demolished at 1 21 a.m. Saturday when struck by Lawrence E. McGuire's car, no flares present.
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Vickie Becker
Rose St
Ole Halverson
Box 207
la Crosse
Rose Street
George
Gohres
Lawrence E. McGuire
Prospect St
Boy Attends Sunday School From Birth Debut
In Maysville Kentucky Lloyd Glenn Schiltz is three years old the only Sunday he missed going to Sunday school was the week after his birth. His mother Mrs. Lloyd Schiltz said they believed he was too young to go the first week.
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Maysville
Lloyd Glenn Schiltz
Lloyd Schiltz
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