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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
6
A compilation of church schedule items lists services and prayer meetings across many Baptist and Primitive Baptist congregations. Readings include Sunday worship at mornings and evenings, Bible studies, union services, and midweek prayer gatherings with various pastors and locations noted.
Calendar of church services across multiple congregations with times and locations. Includes Baptist group schedules at West Cumberland Avenue and Eas 2 Gussie parish notices, Catholic confession times, and Christian church morning and evening worship services.
A fragmented notice lists numerous churches by name and address on North 25th Street and surrounding area. It includes Church of Christ, Pentecostal groups, Church of God, and First Born ministries with varied service times, Sundays, Wednesdays, and special evenings, along with teaching and Sunday School plans.
A scanned church notice lists services at Episcopal St Mahys and St Marys, with morning prayer and sermon, Sunday school, and midweek prayers. It notes Watchtower Bible studies and minister Seligot’s sermon for the week, along with worship times and choir items.
A fragmented listing of church names and weekly schedules appears. Nazare ne Pentecostal groups in Pineville Middlestate and nearby towns show worship times prayer services and monthly meeting plans with pastors and offices noted.
A dense church notices page lists worship times and activities for multiple congregations. Presbyterian services, Methodist activities, Sunday schools, youth meetings, choir rehearsals, and Bible study sessions span mornings through evenings across Edgewood, Pineville, and Rose Hill locations with pastors named such as Jack B. Porter and George D. Gracet.
Readable fragments show Mongan Memorial Methodist Church hosting evening worship on Wednesday and Sunday, with Sunday services and prayer meetings. Garrett Honea and Whit Thompson appear as participants or leaders. class for teens second Wednesday monthly.
Sunday School at 9:20 a.m. Worship service follows. Cadet class and adult Bible studies listed with times. Salvation Army activities include band practice and junior soldiers meetings. White's Memorial AME Zion mentions superintendent and Sunday School at 9:20 a.m.
The sermon compares literal hunger to spiritual hunger, citing Benhoeffar and the hunger for freedom. It recalls Jesus blessing those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, urging readers to feel this hunger to grasp life’s bread and meaning.
Religious leaders across denominations express concern over rising racial tensions in the United States and urge moderation, prayer, and active involvement. Billy Graham voices alarm about extremists while Bishop Lichtenberger calls for unity and action among white Episcopalians. Cardinal Ritter and Archbishop OBoyle advocate eliminating discrimination as essential to justice. Rabbi Elseroth warns delay risks eroding faith and emboldening racists.
Almanac notes June 9 1968 is the 130th day with references to the moon phases and visible planets Venus Jupiter and Saturn. It recalls Theodore Roosevelt offering mediation in the Russo Japanese war and Bryan resignations over Wilson notes following the Lusitania sinking.
New Salem residents hosted diverse visitors including Rey Muncey and son Charles Meg Alex Harkins Leata Bobby Ruth Tons for dinner with Mrs Cora Cunningham and Ed Sunday. Bristol Venn couple Mick McNeil spent weekend with Henry and Billy McNeil families. Bobby Jones of Mulberry Gan saw his grandparents Iv and Mrs Alex Harkins. Mrs A P Fugate recovering in Johnson City Hospital. John Singleton of Can dy Valley Community visited niece Mrs Frank Lane and Mr Line Simday. A clue about hosting equipment from an ancient Egypt expert was noted.
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