Methodist Church announces services and events
The First United Methodist Church invites members and guests to a 10 55 a m Sunday service with the Youth Choir program. Vespers at 6 p m, 7 p m Administrative Board, 9 a m Prayer and Share Wednesday March 14, 10 a m Bible study, 7 p m choir, 8 p m Sermon on the Mount group, 7 30 p m United Methodist Women Wesley group study March 15 on Contemporary China led by Ellen Martin, continuing March 22.
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First United Methodist Church and
Wesley
United Methodist Women
China
Ellen Martin
Answer by Peale on mess and marriage troubles
Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale advise turning housekeeping into an executive plan, organizing by room, and finishing each space to build efficiency. They offer a free booklet and address for readers seeking change. They also discuss handling a spouse’s post operative sex life and managing a senile mother's care with calm firmness and kindness.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Ruth Stafford Peale
Pawling
N.Y
Nursing Home
Mom
Peale
Moonshiner Pleads Guilty in Still Case
A man arrested for operating a still pleads guilty and waives the hearing. The judge questions the understanding of the plea as the moonshiner shows indifference while a sermon on death and faith follows, urging belief in Jesus to avoid judgment.
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Jesus
Ann Landers Dear Ann on dentures in surgery
A reader fears humiliation from removal of an upper plate in surgery. Ann advises it is dangerous to keep dentures in during anesthesia and suggests the doctor arrange tranquilization in the room, then removal before retiring with no memory of the event.
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Ann
Yale
Long Island
Dear Ann Letters on Social Frictions and Family Strife
A reader laments silent replies from former girlhood friends over grammar and handwriting concerns and contemplates the humiliation of losing friends. A separate letter to Ann Landers seeks guidance on a teen son obsessed with cleanliness, suggesting steps and potential professional help if behaviors worsen.
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Mr. Clean
Seven Russian Christians seek letters prayers at embassy impasse
Day after day seven believers confined in a 12 by 15 foot room in American hands await a path to emigrate from the Soviet Union. Despite asylum granted by the Moscow embassy, U.S. help has stalled as officials face pressure over human rights and possible resettlement. The group faces reprisals if returning, with relatives jailed for years for religious activity.
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George W. Cornell
U.S
Moscow
Blahoslav Hruby
New York City
Research Center For Religion and Human Rights
Peter Yashchenko
Maria Chmykhalova
Hruby
Selma
Ala
OSS
National Council of Churches
Carter
Soviet Union
Priest named Interim-Priest in-charge for Trans-Pecos ministry
The Reverend Sandra S. Bess of Alpine is named Interim-Priest in-charge for the Trans-Pecos Episcopal ministry serving Van Horn Marfa Alpine Terlingua Ranch Ft. Stockton and Pecos. She succeeds H Robert Burton who moves to St Johns in Kula Maui Hawaii. Bess began as a deacon in 1977 and was ordained in 1978. She will travel but reside in Alpine and oversee clergy and laity training while serving the region. Horseback riding aids disabled children in Hong Kong with gifts of two palomino horses from Reynolds Tobacco International.
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Sandra S. Bess
Alpine
Trans-Pecos
Episcopal Church
van Horn
Marfa
Terlingua Ranch
Ft. Stockton
Pecos
Bess
H. Robert Burton
St. John's Episcopal Church
Kula Maui
Hawaii
Fort Hayes Kansas State College
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
California
St. James’ Church
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Spokane
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Pharoah
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Ruth Ann Manners
Hong Kong
Riding For the
Disabled Association
Reynolds Tobacco International
North Carolina
Woolworth
America
Dancy
Hazel
Ikein
DuPont-Orlon
Pet Depts
Michly
Scripto
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Bigie
W. Third
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