Annual meeting of First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston
The Christian Science Board of Directors addressed seven thousand members in Boston at the church’s annual meeting. Arthur P. Wuth urged individuals to act as spiritual builders amid war and unrest and cited Nehemiah and Peter to illustrate building a spiritual life. Gordon C. Comer, the new president, spoke of enduring spiritual values. Construction plans include a new Administration Building, a Sunday School building, and a large multipurpose center, with centralization of facilities and staff.
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Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Arthur P Wuth
Wuth
Nehemiah
Wall of
Jerusalem
Wath
Peter
Jesus
Christ
I Peter
Mary Baker Eddy
Gordon C. Comer
Christian Science Church Center
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Prudential
Yancock
Gordon V. Comer
The
Christian Science Church
Zion Emmanuel United Methodist Church Events
Zion and Emmanuel churches announce June activities led by Pastor B V Johnson. June 9 10 00 a m Vacation Bible School program. no Sunday School that day. June 11 7 00 p m Zion prayer meeting led by Ralph Hawker. June 13 1 30 p m Emmanuel Ladies Aid at Louise Jackson home. Additional slides and Christian science text excerpt reflect ongoing programs.
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Zion
Emmanuel Churches
Ralph Hawker
Thurday
Zion-Emmanuel
W.S.W.S
Vicky Remlinger
Emmanuel
Marshall
Emmanuel Church
Wilma Filliott
Betty Kunce
Emmanuel Ladies Aid
Louise Jackson
Christian Science Lesson Sermon For Sunday Service
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 614 Pine Street invites the public to a Sunday service beginning at 10 30 a m The lesson sermon theme centers on God as the Only Cause and Creator with the Golden Text from Isaiah declaring Lord thou wilt ordain peace for us
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God
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pine Street
Isaiah
First United Methodist Church June Services And Meetings
Burt McIntosh minister leads a church schedule listing Sunday June 9 with 9 30 church school 10 30 morning worship 7 00 sub district MYF meeting Monday June 10 at 7 30 Susanna Wesleyan Circle hosted by Mrs Leroy Gardner and Mrs Dean Callahan Wednesday June 12 at 6 00 Friendly Class at Tom 7 00 junior high MYF and 7 00 senior choir rehearsal.
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Lere
Susanna Wesleyan Circle
Leroy Gardner
Dean Callahan
Tom’s
First Baptist Church Gilbert B Wand Sunday Schedule
Gilbert B Wand is pastor at First Baptist Church Archer and Third. Sunday Bible Study for all ages at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 40 a m with the sermon Our Greatest Gift. Evening training worship at 6 30 p m with the sermon Peter Preaches in the Temple. Vacation Bible School runs weekdays 8 30 a m to 11 30 a m through Friday June 14, closing with a Parent's Night Friday June 14 at 7 30 p m.
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Peter
Congregational Church announces June events in Eugene
Eugene W Etheridge minister leads a 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 worship. June 9 features a sermon The Church at Ephesus. Choir practice June 10 at 7 p.m. A monthly pot lunch is set for June 13 at 6 30 p.m. Devotions follow. Pilgrim Fellowship plans a wiener roast June 11 at James Buckner farm. youths meet at church June 13 at 4 p.m.
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Ephesus
Pilgrim Fellowship Group
James Buckner
Hood-Penell Reunion and 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Hood-Pennell annual reunion was held May 26 at American Legion Park Watseka Illinois with a noon grace by O L Pittenger. Attendees included numerous Hood-Pennell family members and friends from Calumet City Munster Joliet Chicago Decatur and West Terre Haute plus Wayne and William Pennell. The Triple T 4-H club ninth meeting occurred May 28 in Emmanuel Church basement with talks on USS Arizona Chick Brooding Citizenship and demonstrations on plant care, crafting, and sugar bell. Attendance counted thirty members and 24 guests.
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Hood-Pennell
American Legion
Chicago
Emory Good
Cheryl
Larry Guilfoyle
Joliet
Laurence Hood
Clinton
Leroy Duckworth
Joe
Decatur
Ed Pennell
West Terre Haute
Larry Pennell
Wade
Jodi
Wayne Pennell
William Pennell
Emmanuel Church
David Kile
USS Arizona
Lolita Martin
Chick
Doug Strohm
Lori Douglass
Jerry Mickler
Tammy Turner
Five Points Community News Summary
Five Points notes opened vacation Bible school with 52 children enrolled, total 70 with staff. Local obituaries report Stella Liddy of Indianapolis. Graduations at Martinsville High School drew crowds. attendees from the area included Randy Bright, Alan Wilhoit, Mary Ann Dudley Neibarger, Mike Hendrix, and Charles David Myers.
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Daily Vacation Bible School
Lamont Clark
Lloyd Hendrix
Vern
Stella Liddy
Indianapolis
Martinsville High School
Randy Bright
Alan Wilhoit
Mary Ann Dudley Neibarger
Mike Hendrix
Charles David Myers
Sue Blakely
Grand Junction
Thelma Powell
Ron Cornwell
Cindy
Carla
Belleville
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mary Ann Cornwell
Ronda Olsen
Donna Hutchens
Randy
Brent
Milford
Ilinois
Junior German
Danville
Joyce Cornwell
Lakeview School of Nursing
Rex Wilhoit
Alan
Jack Garner
Fred Bright
Paul Blakely
Neva
Sylvan Morgan
Ron Cornwel
Maurice Wilhoit
Glen Wilhoit
Sherry Perisho
Ronda Sinclair
Social Roundup in West Liberty Names Attendees
Mrs Rosa Statesman notes visits and social events around West Liberty. Interactions include Ophir Clappol and Golden Zelders visiting Charley Fitzgarralds, Shumaker returning from Washington, and WMU meeting in Casey. Local gatherings feature Baker Cox, Baker White, Gilbert and Lovell households among others.
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Ophir Clappol
Golden Zelders
Charley Fitzgarralds
Dan Shumaker
Washington
Russell Witmer
Louise Gilbert
Charley Baker
Walter Cox
Mary E. Behner
Linda White
Clark
Eather Fitzgarrald
Lilr Stark
Roy Biggs
Nancy
Gertie Kearns
Hazel Lashbrook
R. JL. Norris
Mary Beasley
Rosa Statesman
WMU
Casey
Herb Morris
Wanda Hibschman
Kenneth Cox
Our Neighbor Friendship Club Met At Chalice Gard Home
Our Neighbors Friendship Club held a half day meeting at Chalice Gard’s home with Donna Boyer as co hostess. Judy Higginbotham chaired, scripture read from Proverbs, roll call on relaxation ideas, and a penny collection. A tour report was given. donation to Olen Jones family approved. cards planned. mystery pal gifts and quilt blocks distributed.
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Our Neighbors Friendship Club
Chalice Gard
Donna Boyer
Judy Higginbotham
Rachel Bright
Madrma Gard
Judy
Olen Jones
How the U S elects a President if no majority is reached
The House selects the President and the Senate chooses the Vice President when the Electoral College deadlocks. If no candidate wins a majority, each state casts one vote in the House for a President, needing a simple majority. The Senate then picks the Vice President from the top three electoral vote recipients. If January 20 passes without a President or Vice President, Congress can act to provide for a temporary successor.
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United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Ilinois State Bar Association
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
William Crawford
Jackson
Adams
Clay
House
Congress
Maois
Club welcomes Deanna Newell as new member at June meeting
Mary Claypool and the Travel Alarms hosted Randy Bright and Alan Wilhoit. Guests Pansy Murphy and Deanna Newell attended along with members including Rachel Bright, Betty Claypool, Florence Connelly, Lila Davis, Cheryl, Norma Gard, Judy Higginbotham, Tony and Randy, Phyllis Draper, Stacy Craig, Lily Wilhoit, and co host Charice Gard and Donna Boyer. Refreshments were enjoyed by all. Deanna Newell joined the club and will attend a June half day meeting at Norma Gard's home.
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Mary Claypool
Randy Bright
Alan Wilhoit
Pansy Murphy
Deanna Newell
Rachel Bright
Betty Claypool
Florence Connelly
Lila Davis
Cheryl
Norma Gard
Judy Higginbotham
Tony
Randy
Phyllis Draper
Stacy Craig
Lily Wilhoit
Charice Gard
Donna Boyer
Kevin
Ricky
FBI Role in Civil Disorders Clarified by Director
Director J E Hoover states the FBI has limited authority in riots and civil disorders. The bureau provides intelligence and civil rights training, cooperates with local police, and does not police or protect property. He warns against scapegoating and diversionary tactics by critics.
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FBI
FBY
J E Hoover
Ial
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First United Methodist Church
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First Baptist Church
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Eugene W Etheridge
Hood-Penell
G. EE. Wilhoft
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
OUR Neighbor Friendship Club
Michigan
Poplar Street
Kirchner
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Marshall Pwelling
Oak St
Howard Young
Burton Cline
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