JFK Praises Desegregation Progress In Cities
President Kennedy commended peaceful desegregation progress in Memphis New Orleans and other cities. He cited orderly school integration as reflecting credit on the United States and its respect for law and constitutional rights.
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Washington
Fortune
Kennedy
Memphis
New
Ory
United States
New Orleans
Tenn
At- Kennedy
Peace-Lanta
Dallas
Little Rock
South
What Does the Bible Say about Virtue and Courage
George H. Stephenson discusses virtue as strength and courage in faith. He cites Solomon, Peter, John, Joseph, and Daniel to illustrate moral courage under pressure, urges Christians to uphold truth over popular favor, and notes church services and youth guidance at the local congregation.
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George H. Stephenson
Peter
Solomon
Iitus
John
Ared
Bet
Harvie Pruitt
Peist
Joseph
Daniel
Mission Rally at Redeemer Lutheran Church Sunday
Redeemer Lutheran Church plans three services and a song fest with Rev. Robert Kamrath of St Paul Lutheran Church as guest speaker. Schedule includes 9 15 a m service 10 30 a m service congregational dinner at noon song fest at 2 30 p m and final service at 3 p m. Choir will sing Send Out Thy Light and Thy Truth Oh Lord under Robert Seefeld.
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
Robert Kamrath
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Wilson
E.G. Neunacher
Redeemer Church
Robert Seefeld
the Redeemer Church
Gordon Messall
Ford Charles Hardin
Vicw
Ennis Chafin
A.B. Olenbusch
Ford
Robert Dones
Monroe Uling
Brand Oe Hayden
Paul G Ner
Tahoka Votes on Water Rates and Election Issues
Local council debated water rate increases and an upcoming special election. Voter concerns centered on budget impacts and the unexpired term for Council seats, with candidates urged to file and participate in the ward races.
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Serritory
Wharton
Wharton Es
Charter Membership Sunday At Epworth Methodist Church
Epworth Methodist Church to close its charter membership Sunday under Rev. Keith Wiseman. The new church has 9M charter members and will host a fellowship supper and film World Behind the Headlines after a special service. Regular Sunday activities follow with school, youth fellowship, and worship. Officials listed include William Fex, Davis May, John Lumsden, Mouzon Marshall, W. J. Hood Jr., Mrs. Glenn Wall, Virgil Sears, C. J. Brandon, EM Miller, Grover Rowlette, and Phil Orman.
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Epworth Methodist Church
M. Quirt Ave
Keith Wiseman
Tam
Pam
Judes Church School
Methortist-Youth Fellowship
William Fex
Davis May
John Lumsden
Mouzon Marshall
W. J. Hood Jr
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Glenn Wall
Fother
Virgil Sears
C. J. Brandon
EM Miller
Fred
Grover Rowlette
Phil Orman
English Teachers and Judges Gather for Panhandle Conference
Dr John Guilds of Texas Tech will speak at a conference for high school and college English teachers in Amarillo on the theme Literature as an Understanding for Life. Lubbock judges returning from El Paso will join local sessions. Open house at the new Lubbock County Republicans headquarters invites the public with refreshments.
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John Guilds
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Lubbock
Judicial Section
State Bar of Texas
el Paso
Robert H. Bean
10Th District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
2Nd District Court
How. Davison
Lubbock County Republicans
Iowan to Speak at Dental Meet in South Plains District
Dr Cecil Bliss of Sioux City leads a clinical program at the final SPDS meeting at Pioneer Hotel discussing professional success and case presentation. Dr James Carpenter of Lubbock presides as Dentists attend the Texas Tech Texas A&M football game and related events.
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Cecil HH
Bliss
Sioux City
Tow
South Plains Disquict Dental Society
Pioneer Hotel
Rcad
Dent Adminis
James Carpenter
Lubbock
SPDS
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Fragmented Report From Lubbock Hospital Incident
A disjointed local notice describes David Alonzo Wade a 19 year old student from Lubbock who reserved treatment after a motorcycle collision near College Ave. The report mentions Joy Philpott and other names related to a ceremony and a hospital event including a birth and a funeral service.
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David Alonzo Wade
Lubbock
Methodist Hospitt
College Ave
Bond Vote Set For Klondike
A Klondike bond measure is scheduled after trustees filed a petition seeking voter approval. Election details show the public vote to finance construction and related projects under local governance.
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Klondike
New Welder's Group Holds First Meeting
A newly formed Welder's Group held its first meeting at the Sylv cultural Building in Tulsa. Ten members attended and discussed safe techniques, tool use, and education for labor-related tasks. In related health news, Texas reported five polio cases ending Sept. 20, with four non paralytic and one paralytic. Illinois totals rose to 27 paralytic and 2 non paralytic cases.
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Tinthe
Austin Cups
Heartis Sant
Tegas
Building At Andrews Reaches 8125.705
Andrews project totals reflect a September figure with costs noted in the record. The construction itemization shows a stated value and tendered amounts, highlighting a notable milestone for the year in local industry figures.
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Andrews
Mexico Couple Honored At Memorial Meeting
Local coverage describes a memorial gathering in Clovis honoring a Mexican couple. Attendees included community members and officials who paid tribute to the pair’s contributions. The ceremony featured remarks on their impact and the significance of their dedication to the neighborhood.
Boyd Barnes Elected New Soil Supervisor in Pa hoka
The La Cos Dostret election Tuesday chose Boyd Barnes as Zone supervisor with Husa Barnes noted as a key supporter. Mack Mauldin reports the board will appoint officers at the next meeting, with the next board session set for November 7.
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Pahoka
Husa Barnes
la Cos
Mack Mauldin
Shoe Tern
Board of Suppry
Nhce
Civil Defense Course Planned At Lamesa
An adult education course on civil defense is planned for Lamesa with the City Council Parents Teachers Assn sponsoring a free state program. A state instructor will determine the start date and course length.Clark Titus of the Texas Education Agency outlined the need at a planning session. ALGERIAN PRECAUTION PARIS AP The police prefect urges Algerian residents to stay off streets from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. to deter attacks and bars serving Algerians must close.
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Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Bible study discussion raises questions about faith and salvation
A fragmented report centers on a church gathering at 261 College Ave addressing spiritual topics. The dialogue touches on beliefs about God's will, Jesus, and salvation, with attendees debating interpretation and scriptural authority.
Methodist Church Membership Tops Ten Million in U S
The Methodist church reports 10,046,293 American members, up more than 100,000 from last year, according to its statistical office. The rise reflects continued growth across the denomination.
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Chicago
UPI
Methodist Church
Statistical Office
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