Return to the fold by Mabry Methodist columnist
A Mississippi writer recounts leaving and seeking re admission to the Methodist Church Mississippi Style. He credits five sheets titled DID YOU KNOW? from Dublin Miss man Malcolm H Mabry Jr with revealing claims about E Stanley Jones Martin Luther King and civil rights and says he now renounces Civil Rights support as un Christian.
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Review Tells of a Red Haired Beauty in Nebraska
A book review centers on a red haired Virginia woman who travels west to Nebraska. The narrator notes the dust jacket image and hints at discovery and trouble as the story unfolds through many pages.
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Teenagers in New Orleans Seek Community Action
Letter from Los Angeles praises Thomas E. Barberiito Jr. and SCPE policy urging mature youths to address local problems nationwide. It notes clear thinking amid social pressure and questions if New Orleans teens realize their responsibility.
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Thomas E. Barberiito, Jr
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Two Sons Answer to Will of Father Preacher Case
The apostolic call for church unity over race is cited from 1878 Nashville by David Lipscomb. The piece contrasts Lipscomb’s bold stance with modern calls for harmony and program driven church growth. The column criticizes current “religion in its own image” trends while reflecting on pulpit leadership.
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Robert Lynd
Middletown
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