First United Methodist Church weekly schedule at 702 Plum Street
Weekly church activities include 8 45 prayer and meditation 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 worship with nursery 2 30 Burnside Home service led by Robert Noller 5 30 UMYF officers election and trip report Wednesday 7 00 adult choir Thursday 12 30 WSCS meeting at Mildred Hutchens farm for luncheon pledges Friday VCS picnic mission funds go to Christian missions including Singapore Sager Brown School Nigeria School for Blind Iban Children Lit Lit and Ethel Harpst Home
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Burnside Home
Robert Noller
WSCS
Mildred Hutchens
Children’s Fund For Christian Missions
Singapore
Sager Brown School
Nigeria
School For
Ethel Harpst
Trinity United Methodist Church new education unit opens
Trinity United Methodist Church under Minister Leonard T. Martz announces its new educational unit with modern facilities for all age groups. Weekly schedule includes Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30, Thursday Methodist Men and WSCS at 7 30, prayer meetings, and broadcasts on WKZI Casey.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Leonard T. Martz
Trinity Methodist Church
Methodist
WSCS
Campus riots not spontaneous but planned manipulation
A historian describes campus disturbances as orchestrated by organized groups rather than impulsive youth. The piece outlines six stages from infiltration and propaganda to public rallies and liberal faculty support, asserting a calculated strategy to gain sympathizers and provoke demonstrations.
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Rghts
How Riots Grow on Campuses and Communist Tactics
The piece outlines staged student protests from demand setting to mass meetings and provocative chants. It describes stage by stage escalation including dramatized rallies, use of civil liberties themes, and the role of riot organizers and police, emphasizing propaganda and coordination methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Christian Science lecture to be given in Paris
John H. Wyndham of Los Angeles will lecture at First Church of Christ Scientist in Paris on June 20 at 8 p.m. The talk titled Do We Think, or Just Think We Think? is open to the public with no admission charge. Wyndham, a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, has traveled widely and made documentary films.
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Christian Science
Gven
Paris
John H. Wynham
Los Angeles
Wyndham
Christian Science Board of
Ship
First Church of Christ
Holland
Australia
England
Greece
Africa
United Nations
Illinois
West Liberty Community Notices and Local Visits
Mrs Rosa Statesman reports numerous visits in West Liberty including Wayne Ewbank and family, Eather Fitzgarrald and Charles Spangler, and Deb ie Smitley wedding attendances in Martinsville. The Pleasant Hill Baptist Vacation Bible School program drew community attendees. An anti gun remark closes the page.
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Wayne Ewbank
Eather Fitzgarrald
Roy Handley
Roachdale
Indiana
Rosa Statesman
Clarksville
Marie Ross
Marshall Thompson
Elizie Newman
Bill Claypool
Sons
Louisiana
Addie Cox
Ivan
Dorothy Geffs
Pleasant Hill
Charles Spangler
Silver Springs
Maryland
Ethel Fitzjarrolds
Lafe Marrs
Albert
Walter Cox
Clara White
Ron
Kansas
Mr Hood
Eather Fitzjarrad
Lily Stark
Roy Biggs
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First United Methodist Church
Plum Street
Marshall Baptist Church
Gilbert Waud
Wayne Evans
WKZI
Casey
Leon Milam
Church OF the Nazarene Cor
Fourth and
Plumpts
HK. Burton
the Wesleyan Church
10Th
Plum
First Christian Church
Don Paden
Harold Imie
Bible School
Robert Betts
Chicago Motor Club
AAA
Unicef
Yndham
Iran
Christian Science Church
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
San Francisco State
Calfornia
Texas
Georgia
Wisconsin
Princeton Brandeis
Howard
Columbia
SDS “High Command
Berkeley
John H. Wyndham
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
Max Stark
Louise Gilbert
Debbie Smitley
Larry Glenner
Martinsville
Victor Oakey
James Lashbrook
Statehouse
Paul Simon
Church of Christ
FE Court
Arrold
N. 8Th Street
Marshall, MI
Tuple Auction Co
Poynter, Auctioneer
Seaboard
Seaboard Finance Company
Archer Ave
Marshall
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