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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
3
A town-wide church notices page lists services for multiple denominations. Immaculate Conception Morris United Presbyterian Christian Science Church of Christ Bethlehem Lutheran First Baptist St Thomas Episcopal Calvary Baptist Assembly of God Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses and others with specified service times and class offerings.
A compiled schedule of worship services across churches in Seneca, Lisbon, Mazon, Minooka, Verona, Gardner, and surrounding towns. Details include church names, pastors, and mass or service times for each congregation.
Public aid figures for September in Grundy County report fewer general assistance cases but higher overall program spending. The county served 231 people, two fewer than August, with total aid rising to 11 573 dollars from 10 837.
Susan Hanson of Ranchitos faced embarrassment when her rabbit birthed at a Taos 4 H district show and earned a red ribbon. At the Espanola FFA and 4 H Junior Fair she entered the same rabbit again and won blue, plus its Taos born offspring also won blue.
In Liscon area the Plattville Methodist church hosts Rev William Gorfine Jr and Sr MYF at 5 pm with supper and ice skating in Joliet. Mazon United Church of Christ shows Rev William V Dorn leading worship at 9 45 am. Braceville Methodist lists Rev Edward Douglas and Rev Wayne H Talley leading worship at 9 am. Coal City Methodist lists Rev Philip L Carlson as pastor.
The Service Army Specialist Five Robert E. Melton, son of Charles E. Melton of Dwight, was assigned November 26 to the staff at Munson Army Hospital Fort Leavenworth Kansas as a medical specialist. Army Pvt John Ragan reports a new home address at Fort Lee Virginia and other service notes. Airman Donald H. Gilmore son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Gilmore Route 1 Coal City has been chosen for training at Gunter AFB Alabama as a medical service specialist after basic at Lackland AFB Texas and Jo liet Junior College.
Peel and parboil potatoes before adding them to the meat roasting pan. Baste with pan fat and turn occasionally to avoid sticking and ensure even browning. Near the end dust the potatoes with paprika for flavor and color.
A multination push for peace in Viet Nam gathers momentum with rapid Moscow and U.S. talks and new initiatives in Johnson City and St Louis. Other items include a national power outage in the southwest, civil rights progress in Natchez and Alabama murder verdicts, Gemini 7 preflight concerns, and international defense moves in Rhodesia and Zambia. The balance of payments plan urges U.S. business abroad while constitutional changes for presidential disability appear years away. A 100 year old blind woman who helped WWI veterans find books is celebrated.
The Southern Baptist Home Mission Board approved a record 8 million dollar budget to support more than 2,500 missionaries in the United States Cuba Panama and Puerto Rico. The budget is 750000 higher than last year and projects 500 new churches annually to meet population growth.
The Actors' Church Union supports theater professionals in Britain through chaplains like Rev. Christopher P. Bryan. For 1.40 dollars yearly members gain access to the actors’ club, lodgings lists, and chaplain contacts, with St Martin in the Fields serving as a key hub and St Vedast Foster as chapel site. The article notes union history since 1899 and ties to West End venues.
The Rev John Mortimer aged 50 from New Zealand heads a professional ship service union during a Saint Martin's Day service. He promotes religious drama at Southwark Ca and now chaplain at a top English ballet school, overseeing chaplains across major hubs including Paris Dublin and Las Vegas with Episcopalian priest support.
Fort Slocum on Davids Island in New Rochelle has closed after housing hundreds of thousands of American soldiers since the war. The 80 acre island in New York Bay was shut down in a Pentagon economy drive.
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