The POWER of FAITH by Howard Brodie
A description of the Women's Prayer Crusade for World Order and Peace, Interfaith meetings began with a candle ritual led by Elizabeth Gibbs of East Aurora New York. The movement has inspired thousands of women to pursue peace through personal action and prayer across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Prayer Crusade For
Elizabeth Gibbs
East Aurora
N. Y
United States
Buffalo
Pros
Quenemo Area Dinner Hosts Local Family Reunion
Ernest and Mrs. Perry enjoy a three week Santa Fe and telephone office vacation. A reunion honors Lt Arion Burnett and family on a 30 day furlough from Spokane. Attendees include Burnetts from Wichita Fontana Lyndon Topeka and Iowa visitors plus local relatives and guests.
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Ernest Perry
Jim
Claud Lindsay
Leroy
Chuck Bodenheimer
Topeka
Jessie Green
Bob Catlin
Lee Walker
Ernest Green
Santa Fe
Coda Meeks
Arion Burnett
Spokane
Wash
Delbert Burnett
Wichita
Clayton Burnett
Fontana
Max Cavin
Dick Burnett
Katherine Burnett
Western Kansas
Albert Burnett
Max Logan
Lyndon
Lester Wenger
Roger Hotchkiss
Ted Moore
Iowa
Albert Knight
Dick Shelley
Tulsa Couple Hosts Visitors After Moving From Wichita
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fisher of Tulsa visited Mr and Mrs Roger Comstock and Mrs Hazel Wiley while Mr and Mrs moved from Wichita to their home recently bought from the Ed Aus mans.
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Wichita
Ed Ausmans
Ralph Fisher
Tulsa
Roger Comstock
Hazel Wiley
Pomona Area Church Groups Report Meetings and Moves
Mrs Nina Dillingham completed a visit at J A N V and Dr John Hudelson homes and left for her Idaho home. The W S C S met in the church dining room with 18 present. Mrs Vera Montague led devotions and a business session. Roll call noted 56 sick and social calls. Mrs Nell Wilson taught Ambassador for Christ the Tourist. Mr and Mrs Neal Baxter and children vacationed in Springerville Arizona. Rebekah Lodge met with 11 members present. Edward Crabb sold property on 4th to Ben Nitcher and moved to Missouri.
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Nina Dillingham
John Hudelson
Filer
Idaho
W.S.C.S
Vera Montague
Nell Wilson
Charles Hill
Robert Parks
Neal Baxter
Springerville
Ariz
Rebekah Lodge
Edward Crabb
Ben Nitcher
Missouri
New Church Sect Gains Foothold in Philippines
Manila AP reports the Iglesia ni Cristo, founded by Filipino Felix Manalo in 1914, has grown from a handful to a large, cohesive minority. With roughly a million members claimed, it eschews priests and saints, led by Manalo as executive minister, and emphasizes Revelations 7:1-3 as its sealing doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Iglesia Ni Cristo
Church of Christ
Leon Maria Gonzales
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Iglesia
Felix Manalo
Manalo
Adventist Central Office
Communism Worse Than H Bomb Warns Hosmer
Rep. Craig Hosmer of California argued the free world would suffer less from H-bomb warfare than from yielding to Communist forces. He said a full outline of alternatives would be developed at nuclear war hearings by a Senate House subcommittee on atomic radiation next week.
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Washington
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Hosmer
Senate House
Nuclear War Price Discussed in Hearings
In a news conference the subcommittee chairman Rep. Chet Holifield stated the hearings aim to clarify the probable effects of nuclear weapons and their aftermath if employed in war. He warned that surrender terms could be costly and stressed careful study of the consequences.
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Chet Holifield
Iglesia Prophecy Backdrop to World War II Fears
The Iglesia cites a prophesied eastern angel Manalo as a safeguard against a “more disastrous war” by the Big Four of World War I Woodrow Wilson Lloyd George Georges Clemenceau and Vittorio Orlando services held Thursday and Sunday hymns prayer sermon and more prayers its rituals simple no confessions or communions chapels about 3000 nationwide with flashy towers and facades indicating the rise of this new faith.
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Iglesia
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau
Vittorio Oralndo
Manalo
Angel
Wheat Harvest Moving North in Kansas
The Kansas wheat harvest has moved into the northern counties, with operations passing their peak from McPherson through Ashland to a line through Minneapolis and Syracuse. Cutting expands north toward Phillipsburg, Inman City, Quinter, and Scotty in early week, as labor shortages are eased by routing workers from south central offices. no serious shortages expected though some fields delayed by rain. Areas in final stages include Sedgwick, Harvey, Reno, Kingman, Pratt and Comanche, while Ellsworth reports wheat still too green to cut.
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Great Bend
Kas
Kansas
State Employment Service
McPherson
Ashland
Minneapolis
Syracuse
North Line
Phillisburg
Inin City
Quinter
Sconi
South Central
Sedgwick
Harvey
Reno
Kingman
Pratt
Comanche
Kiowa
Clark
Rice
Barton
Stafford
Edwards
Gray
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Crushed Stone AG. Limestone
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H. F. Duvall
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Pomona, Kansas
U. S
Neal B. Baxter
J. A. Hudelson
C. H. Goppert, Pres
John F. Hudelson
Richard Goppert
Robert L. Hudelson
Nina Hughes
Vera Vincent
Teller
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
New Church Sect
M. P. Sarmiento
Leo F. Wacker
Wacker
Leavenworth
Peoples State Bank
Princeton, Kansas
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M. L. Walter
Cashier
B. W. Kelsey
K. H. Walter
M. L. Risdon
The
Federal Deposit Insurance
John G. Kaiser
Masonic Bidg
Nuzman Lumber
C. C. C. Loans
R. V. Lidikay
C. A. Smith
H. E. DeTar Carl C. Warnock
L. W. Hostetter
W. H. Moherman
H. E. Detar
Carl C. Warnock
J. Hugh Cramer
Letha Bell
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