Exiled theologian Barth reshaped modern Protestant thought
The article profiles Karl Barth, Swiss pastor and theologian whose 1919 Romans commentary shocked theologians by asserting God’s radical transcendence. It traces his career from Safenwil to Basel, his clash with the Third Reich, and his lasting influence on Roman Catholic and Protestant theology through Church Dogmatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Fiske
New York Times
Karl Barth
Dr. Barth
God
Barth
John Calvin
Augustine
Martin Luther
Pius XII
Safenwil
Switzerland
Eduard Thurneysen
Ernest Troeltsch
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bern
Marburg
Geneva
Third Reich
Social Democratic Party
Bonn
Hitler
Engagements Planned for Mor gan and Larsen Families
Mr and Mrs Francis N Morgan of Rt 2 Ava announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Carol to Larry Wayne House son of Mr and Mrs James E House Rt 1 Whittington A June wedding is planned Miss Morgan is a senior at Trico High School He is a junior at Southern Illinois University A March 15 wedding is planned for Janet Larsen and William F McHughes Mr Larsen teaches in the Southern Illinois University speech department She holds degrees from Northwestern University and is a Zeta Tau Alpha member He earned a bachelor from S U and is a Phi Beta member Both stories confirm forthcoming weddings and academic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis N. Morgan
Rt. 2
Ava
Martha Carol
Larry Wayne House
House
James E. House
Rt. 1
Whittington
Miss Morgan
Trico High School
Southern Illinois University
Janet
William F. McHughes
Harold M. Larsen
Tacoma
Wash
F. J. McHughes
Little Rock
Ark
Miss Larsen
School of Speech
Northwestern University
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Phi
Christmas program and cantatas in Murphysboro Colp and Carbondale events
In Murphysboro at 7 p.m. a Christmas program The Empty Room at Church of the Nazarene with Gary Dooley directing solos by Martyn Null Karen Tottleben Cynthia Cantrell Susie Rowatt. In Colp 7 30 p.m. Colp Hope Chapel United Methodist Church annual cantata public invited. Also 7 30 p.m. Murphysboro Woman's Club at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs M K Spencer as program chair. Tuesday 1 30 p.m. Women's Mission Society First Baptist Church Art in Religion by Mrs Carl Diefer and Mrs Irving Dunbar. 6 30 p.m. WWI Barracks 641 and Auxiliary at Community Center installation of officers Turkey dinner served. Bridgewood Home Extension Unit 7 30 p.m. at Community Center Murphysboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colp
Hope Chapel United Methodist Church
Gary Dooley
Martyn Null
Karen Tottleben
Cynthis Cantrell
Susie Rowatt
Murphysboro
Woman’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
M. K. Spencer
Carbondale
Women’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Main Street
University Avenue
Carl Diefer
Irving Dunbar
Sadie Robbins
L. E. Moody
W. Elm St
Sherman Carr
Bridgewood
Sesquicentennial Cake Recipe From Royalton Woman
Thelma McCarber Sims of Royalton sent a recipe for a festive cake dated to Illinois Sesquicentennial year. The bake includes dates raisins nuts cherries and chips, with macaroon crumb crust and a 325 degree oven for about 25 minutes, yielding a loaf serving six to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma McCarber Sims
Royalton
Christmas Color Trends and Home Gifts at Murray Furniture
The piece highlights enduring color appeal and shifting hues, noting seasonal favorites and new shades. It spotlights Christmas shopping and a fine home gift selection from Murray Furniture Co. in Carbondale, inviting readers to visit for personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Furniture Co
West Main
Carbondale
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Slankard
Herrin
Herrin John
Aline Adams
Basel
Fuehrer
Germany
Martha Carol Morgan
Janet Larsen
Church of the Nazarene
Marquis
Emerald
Diamond
Wncwfall
South Illinois
Universal
Carbondale Rye
Loise
Carterville
Koret
Calif
S. Illinois
Rexall
YOUR
Thee
Kathleen
Glen
The
Corning
Don
Midwest
Bootow
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