Church Seeks Funds for New Mission Craft in Pacific
Members of the La Crosse Seventh Day Adventist Church plan a special Saturday offering to fund a larger ship for missions in the New Britain area. The current Vinaritokae covers long miles and rough seas, transporting personnel, materials, and aid to remote villages.
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la Crosse
Seventh Day Adventist Church
South Pacific
New Britain Islands
Dale Smith
Talasea
New Britain
Vinaritokae
South Pacific Islands
Sunday School Awards At St John’s Reform Church
The Rev Ralph Kuether will present perfect attendance awards to five youth of St John’s Reform Church during the 9 30 worship hour. Recipients include Carol Heitman Mae Loeffler Muriel Jahnes Dawn and Jewel Johns. Additional pupils with special recognition are Joel Motylinski David Williamson and Linda Heitman.
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St. John’s Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Ralph Kuether
Arvel Johns
Carol Heitman
Mae Loeffler
Muriel Jahnes
Dawn
Jewel Johns
Joel Motylinski
David Williamson
Linda Heitman
Joel Michaels
Sandra Schieche
Rosemary Weimar
Linda Schieche
LaVonne Jahne
Wilma Weimar
Jerri Carr
Richard Weimar
Karen Knutson
Patricia Thompson
Rodney Lane
Holy Trinity
13Th St. and
Park Ave. Rt
Msgr
V. J. Plecity
James F. Murphy
John J. Lemke
West Ave
Market
Ralph L. Kuether
District Criticized By Synod Leader
The Rev. Erich Brauer, secretary of parish education, criticized the South Wisconsin District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod for weak adult education. He noted 38 percent of eligible children enroll in church schools, but only 6.1 percent attend post confirmation Bible classes. He urged stronger support for education beyond childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
South Wisconsin
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Erich Brauer
Synod
Brauer
Missouri Synod
Wisconsin
National Lutheran Council schedules five chaplains retreats
The National Lutheran Council plans five chaplain retreats for over 300 U S military chaplains worldwide. retreats will be in Tokyo July 7 4 Kaiserlautern July 7 Washington October 21 22 Dallas November 18 19 and San Francisco January 13 4.
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Washington
National Lutheran Council
United States
U.S
E. 0. Midbee
Council
Bureau of Service
Tokyo
Kaiserlautern
Germany
Dallas
San Franisco
City Church Laymen's Camp Weekend Opens
The annual laymen's weekend sponsored by First Congregational Church begins at 2 p.m. Saturday at Camp Decorah with about 50 men expected to register. Guests include Dr. Frank Rosenthal of Chicago Heights and Rev. Maurice Terry of Green Bay.
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City Church
First Congregational Church
Camp Decorah
Frank F. Rosenthal
Chicago Heights
Ill
Maurice H. Terry
Greendale
Milwaukee County
Reveille
Ross Hunt
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church Opens Vacation Bible School
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church will run its daily vacation Bible school from Monday through July 11 with the theme Exploring Gods Wonders. Staff includes Mrs Howard Barclay Miss Darlene Viner and others guiding beginners to intermediates. missionary project aids Jo McMurray headed for the Orient. The McMurray family, previously in China and Formosa, will visit July 8 to speak and sing. Children five and older may attend 9 to 11 30 a.m.
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Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church
Howard Barclay
Darlene Viner
Ona Ramsey
Roy Walker
Robert Brown
Fred McDaniel
Samuel Herold
Barbara Barclay
Kjarten Oynes
Leonard Schmidt
Phil Brieske
Walter Wiemerslage
Carrol Anderson
Jo McMurray
Orient
Evangelical Free Church of Malaya
McMurray
China
Formosa
Moody Memorial Bible School
Healing Power Highlighted in Sunday Christian Science Service
A Sunday service will emphasize the healing power of Christ Truth with a lesson on Christian Science. The Golden Text from Isaiah 40 5 declares the glory of the Lord revealed to all. readings from Mary Baker Eddy affirm Science derives from the Bible and heals sickness and sin. Habakkuk 2 14 speaks of knowledge filling the earth as water cover the sea.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Lutherans Weigh Fraternities and Faith in Synod Study
A Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod commission reports that participation in Scouting and YMCA activities need not mean a denial of faith while warning against joining fraternities with Christless prayers. The study, presented at the 30th district convention, suggests judging each group’s practices individually.
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Milwaukee
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
Synod
Wisconsin
J. W. Acker
Hammond
Ind
Acker
ULC Uses Big Business Methods to Raise Church Funds
New York AP report on the United Lutheran Church in America using a Common Investing Fund to grow church finance. Since 1954 the CIF has paid nearly 600000 in dividends to about 100 institutional shareholders and now holds over five million in net assets. Edmund F. Wagner leads the fund and the ULC, with US Trust Co. as adviser. Only affiliated church bodies may own voting shares, enhancing investor protections and tax advantages.
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New York
United Lutheran Church In America
ULC
CIF
Local Church Listings Span Dozens of Denominations
A lengthy notices page lists services across Adventist Baptist Calvary Temple Catholic and many other churches in Onalaska La Crosse area. It includes pastors service times Sunday school and special events across multiple parishes and faith groups with mass times confessions and weekday activities.
Federal aid funds added unemployment pay disbursed
The Labor Department announced 37.4 million in federal loans for added unemployment payments under a 50 percent extension plan. Eight states plus DC Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands qualify, with 12 states already signed up and four more adopting similar programs.
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Washington
Labor Department
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Delaware
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Maryland
Alabama
California
State Nursing Board Officers Re-Elected
The Wisconsin State Board of Nursing re elected Ruth Coe of Madison as president and Sylvia Haubrich of Green Bay as vice president at a Superior meeting. Florence Byrne of Superior was reappointed to a three year term on the committee of examiners for trained practical nurses. Helen Bruncick of Eau Claire was reappointed to a four year term on the same committee. The board approved scholarships totaling 8 275 for 19 Wisconsin registered nurses pursuing advanced education.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Board of Nursing
Ruth Coe
Sylvia Haubrich
Green Bay
Superior
Florence Byrne
Helen Bruncick
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Skyscraper Chapel Promises Highest Worship Space in America
Dallas plans a chapel 500 feet above ground on the 38th floor of a 42 story skyscraper at Southland Center. The development is scheduled for completion in 1959 and bills itself as having the biggest of nearly everything.
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Dallas
Texas
America
Southland Center
Vets Call for Bonus. Thompson Says One Shot Deal
Gov Verne Thompson told the Wisconsin VFW convention that a state cash bonus plan is a one shot deal and not enough to meet needs. He defended Wisconsin's current program as among the best in the country. VFW auxiliary elected Mrs Marie Zueilke as department president and named officers Mrs Mary Lobermeier Mrs Mary Schneider Mrs Leone Morrissey Mrs Clara Pahl and Mrs Loraine Pattern.
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Green Bay
Vernon Thomson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
VFW
Wisconsin
Marie Zueilke
Wausau
Mary Lobermeier
Park Falls
Mary Schneider
Eau Claire
Leone Morrissey
Madison
Clara Pahl
Milwaukee
Loraine Patten
Horicon
Braves Palefaces To Match Bow Skill In Taos
Taos Pueblo braves and palefaces will test archery skills in Taos New Mexico Captain Durwood Young of the Albuquerque Field Archers Association said his group challenged the tribesmen to see how modern gear compares with the Indians home made bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos, N.M
Taos Pueblo
Air Force
Durwood Young
Albuquerque Field Archers Assn
Last Words Were for Dog Death Claims Child
A 9 year old girl Eller Tuten with cerebral palsy died after a hospital bedside call for her terrier Trixy. A week earlier a lighter caused a fire that burned Eller 70 percent. Trixy ran beneath a car hours after Eller’s death. a small grave monument is planned.
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Miami, Fla
Trixy
Eller Tuten
Eller
William Tuten
Glover Mathis
William
Next Governor Of S C Young Man On Way Up
Ernest F. Hollings, a 36 year old Charleston lawyer and state legislator, is described as South Carolina’s next governor in this profile. The piece notes his tall frame, ad lib style, equal rights stance, and long public service including leadership in enacting school integration funding. It covers his Citadel education, WWII service, legal career, marriage to Pat Salley, and personal tragedy of a child’s death.
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Charleston
S. C
Ernest F. Hellings
South Carolina
Hollings
State House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Fritz
Pat Salley
Columbia
Citadel
Michael
Helen Hayne
Patricia Salley
World Methodist Council Expands Ministerial Exchange
The World Methodist Council will widen its exchange program with seven American ministers trading pulpits with seven English clergymen for five weeks this summer. Rev Dr T Otto Nall of Chicago chairs the American Ministerial Exchange Committee and envisions exchanges with other European and Caribbean nations.
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Chicago
World Methodist Council
T. Otto Nall
Council
Coffee Cools Faster When Cream Is Added Later
At Cornell University two seniors tested whether delaying milk or cream in coffee speeds cooling. They found 425 seconds to reach drinking temperature when added immediately versus about 310 seconds when added after a wait, with the latter cooling about a minute and a half faster.
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Philadelphia
Cornell University
New York State
Robert L. Seidel
Cresskill
N.J
Darwin A. Novak
East St. Louis
Ill
Britain
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Romney Says AMC To Show Profit Of Five Million
Detroit AP George Romney president of American Motors Corp announced the firm will report a quarterly profit of more than five million dollars for the quarter ending June 30. He noted nine month net profit around 12.3 million and said improved results will allow AMC to pay off five million in bank debt. Romney also praised the SEC for investigating Louis E. Wolfson's stock transactions, calling it a public service and protection for stockholders employees and dealers.
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Detroit
George Romney
American Motors Corp
Romney
AMC
Securities and Exchange Commission
Louis E. Wolfson
SEC
Romanoff Becomes U S Citizen Renowned Ex Prince Renounced
Hollywood AP Mike Romanoff the cafe society restaurateur was made a U S citizen by a special congressional bill. He renounced any claim to the title prince of all the Russians before a federal judge. The move followed a three year effort and formal swearing in.
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Hollywood
Act of Congress
Cafe Society
Mike Romanoff
U. S
Romanoff
Congress
Milwaukee Probation Officer Fined for Misconduct in Public Office
Clarence Luther, 39, of Milwaukee County, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to misconduct in public office and was fined $500. The officer faced local charges and received the monetary penalty as sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Clarence Luther
Milwaukee County
Legislation To Aid Railroads Approved
The House passed a plan to aid distressed railroads with a government guaranteed loan program by 348 to 2. The bill differs from the Senate version by lacking a fixed loan limit and seeks a conference if the two chambers cannot agree.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conference
Housing project for retired ministers named Morganwood
Swarthmore Pa The Presbyterian Church in the USA launches Morganwood a housing project for retired ministers and missionaries in Swarthmore ten ranch homes with two bedrooms baths and carport A second Morganwood is planned in Lakeland Florida
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Swarthmore
Presbyterian Church In
Us.a
Philadelphia
Morganwood
Lakeland
Fla
Study on beliefs among Baylor students in Belton
BELTON Texas Mary Hardin Baylor College conducts survey of 120 students to gauge changes in general and Baptist religious beliefs during college years. Miss Sarah Frances Anders heads sociology and says the study tracks shifts in faith as students advance.
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Belton
Tex
Mary Hard
Baylor College
Southern Baptist
Sarah Frances Anders
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Manston
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Francis A. Wavra
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Thomas Ninneman
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Joseph N. Bach
ST. Mary’s
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William L. Mooney
Francis Hiileshiem
ST. Thomas More
20Th
Weston Sts
Thomas E. Mullen
Henry J. Cassidy
ST. Wenceslaus
Winnebago
Albert Hebert
Peter Butz
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King
Main St
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First Church OF Christ
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Otto L. Larsen
MOODY
Campbell Rd
Carroll Anderson
J. Tikal
Caledonia
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
N. 16Th
Farnam St
Gillette St
Church OF Jesus Christ— Ywca
Main
Donald Starkey
Church OF Jesus Christ
Liberty and Sill
Frank Fitzsimons
Howard Sheffield
New Lisbon
Wis
Lutheran
Bethel
George and Sill
Freeman O. Sveem
16Th
Harold N. Stoffel
Robert Smith
St. Peter and St. Paul, Apostles
Good Shepherd
J. L. Mattes
OUR Redeemer
21St Pl
Weston
Norman A. Nelson
Astor
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Walter Larson
ST. Paul’s
Arthur M. Feroe
Trinity—Charles and
Sirl
Milo L. Brekke
Vik
5Th Ave. S
Leon A. Holm
Shorewood Dr
Wedgewood Terrace
W. C. Rinnert
Wisconsin Synod
Lutheran Hour
Councilmen of
Lutheran Churches
WKTY
Wayne Schmidt
First Evangelical
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Herbert Jaster
Grace Evangelical
Ward Ave
S. 26Th
G. F. Albrecht
Immanuel Evangelical St
Mount Calvary Evangelical
16Th and
Park Ave
Lloyd Lambert
ST. Paul’s Evangelical
Sand Lake Rd
John H. Lau
Methodist
Asbury
Redfield
Winslow Wilson
WKBH
Lee H. Holmes
Wesley
Harold Patton
212 N. 4Th St. Onalaska
Richard Truitt
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Church OF the Nazarene
Jackson
R. Wayne Sharpes
James H. Bell, DD
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Avon and Logan
Robert D. Hannon
Salvation Army
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Abraham
Dov Schwarcz
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Arthur Mansur
Employment Security Bureau
State Nursing Board
Thomson
Braves
S.C
By del Booth
University of South Carolina
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