Alabama Methodist split over segregation clash with Bishop Lord
In Atlanta a northern Methodist leader criticized the Alabama Methodist Conference for opposing integration. Bishop John Wesley Lord called the stance unfortunate and a black mark on the church as delegates endorse keeping separate churches for white and Black members. He urged the church to lead in ending discrimination.
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Atlanta
Alabama Methodist Conference
John Wesley Lord
South
Lord
Southern New England Conference of Methodists
Manchester
Conn
Alabama Methodist
Supreme Court
Montgomery
General Assembly
Methodist Church
Hanover Courthouse
Leon Bazile
Blue Tongues Worry Mothers
In Brooklyn a group of 25 children aged 5 to 12 developed blue tongues after a boy dipped into a can of blue powder near the Navy yard. The powder, later identified as non toxic methylene blue ink, caused alarm at Cumberland Hospital. Children were kept overnight for observation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cumberland Hospital
Navy Yard
Premature Baby Declared Dead Then Revived at Hospital
A four month premature infant born to Mrs. M. C. Dupree was pronounced dead by an osteopath after 30 minutes of artificial respiration. A funeral home attendant later discovered the heart beating and the child was rushed to a hospital where she showed improvement. The infant weighed 2 pounds 2 ounces and had appeared dead at birth.
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Qlouston
M. C. Dupree
Robert P. Kelley
Richmond News: Weekend Trips and Visits Across States
News from Richmond notes several weekend trips and visits. W S Valentine and Charley Lybarger returned from Bull Shoals Arkansas after visiting George Valentine. Mrs Gerald Ward and family returned to Preston after visiting Mr and Mrs Ross Spencer. Bob Kuiken’s family hosted Sunday dinner with relatives in the area. Enid Oklahoma and Ottawa scenes are mentioned among other local visits.
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W. S. Valentine
Charley Lybarger
Bull Shoals
Ark
George Valentine
Gerald Ward
David
Debbie
Preston
Ross Spencer
Bob Kuikens
Fred Kuiken
Clifford McDaniel
Merle
Patty
Wassmer Reunion Attendee Plans Noted in Washington
An Ett, Washington resident writes friends that she will attend the Wassmer reunion in August. Mrs. Laurence Chandler visited Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Heahner. John Rudisell of Garnett suffered a stroke Friday at his daughter’s home, Mrs. W. J. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worstick learned that Mrs. Edwin Horstick arrived in Colorado Springs to meet Edwin on his transfer from San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. J. T. Adams and Mrs. Bob Peterson of St. John, Kansas, were weekend guests at the McCream Glaze home.
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Bob Peterson
St. John, Kas
McCream Glaze
Break Ground For New 4-H Buildings Near Junction City
Ground was broken for three new 4-H Club center buildings near Junction City. The auditorium meditation chapel and health center were funded by Mr and Mrs A D Jellison, with the project estimated at over 40000 dollars. About 1300 people attended the 4-H roundup at Manhattan ending today.
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Junction City
A. D. Jellison
Manhattan
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