Christian Science Annual Meeting Promotes World Healing Power
About 10 000 Christian Scientists heard Inman H Douglass say the Christ power remains available to heal world ills and drive social progress. The theme What Can WE Do for Our World began a series of meetings through June 5 urging daily study and prayer for global welfare.
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Jesus
Inman H. Douglass
Christian Science Board of Directors
Douglass
Mary Baker Eddy
Mr. Douglass
Christian Science Church Center under way in Boston
An operator’s view from a 100-foot crane shows construction at the Christian Science Church World Headquarters in Boston where 10,000 members attend the annual meeting. The 1969-71 project includes a new administration building Sunday School, expanded studios, underground garage and exhibition hall with a plaza and pool. World renewal is framed as spiritual power aided by study and prayer with forums on race, youth, law, and international relations.
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The
Christian Science Church
Boston
Back Bay
Erwin D. Canham
Ed Chrin
Christian Science Menior
Howard Jones
Indonesia
Alan Young
First Church of Christ, Scientis
Massachusetts
Limmy Gwalter
Miss Gwalter
Student Day Planned for June 1 at Mount Dora church
The First United Methodist Church Mount Dora observes Methodist Student Day on Sunday June 1 with graduation seniors from church families leading two morning services at 8 30 and 11 00 am Presiding is Paul Harbeck scripture read by Nancy King prayers by Charles Clement benediction by Linda Hodges speakers Candance Montgomery and Steve Vaughn greeters include Donald Duval Greg Surlinga Barbara Young Apopka High School class of 1969 and Kay Wiederhold. Also wedding news for Euna Sansoucie and Michael Andrew Fenby at Providence Missionary Baptist Judsonia Arkansas with honeymoon in Heber Springs Arkansas and plans to live in Judsonia. Nose care tips advise avoiding overuse of nose sprays and drops and remind readers to follow physician directions and visit the local pharmacy for compounding.
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First United Methodist Church
Mount Dora
Paul Harbeck
Nancy King
Charles Clement
Linda Hodges
Candance
Montgomery
Steve Vaughn
Donald Duval
Greg Surlinga
Barbara Young
Apopka High School
Kay Wiederhold
Seabrook's Pharmacy Advice on Sprinkling Water for Smell
A note from Seabrook's Pharmacy at 639 N Donnelly St suggests adding a teaspoon of salt to sprinkling water to prevent mildew smell on clothes if ironing is delayed. The tip targets homemakers and emphasizes timely care.
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Church of Christ Scientist
Christian Science Monitor
John Gardner
Urban Coalition
Erwin Griswold
United States
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Kenneth Keniston
Yale
Daniel Walk
Euna Sansoucie
Michael Andrew Fenby
Providence Missionary Baptist Church
Judsonia
Arkansas
R. A. Sansoucie
Charles
Fenby
Heber Springs
Laurie Knorr
del Pitzer
Mike Visnick
Linda Thomas
Robert Ashton
Bill
Seabrook
Seabrook’s Pharmacy
N. Donnelly ST
Jennie
Alexander St
Sylly Dias
Donnelly