Believe Traffic Safety Program Cuts Fatalities
Traffic safety push claims fewer deaths on roads with measures across states. Indiana reports record 420. Texas directs public safety inspectors onto highways. Tennessee mobilizes 1000 guardsmen 209 jeeps and ambulances to curb highway carnage. Chicago warns bartenders to keep tipsy patrons from driving and to use taxis. Police in several cities consider becoming chauffeurs to aid holiday travel. Coffee urns in stations invite motorists to last drink but stay for a ride home.
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Indiana
Texas
Tennessee
Syard
Memphis
Chicago
Michael Ahern
Indiana 4-H corn crown won by Don Dearing at Fort Branch
Don Dearing, a 15 year old from Gibson county, was named Indiana 4-H Club 5 acre corn champion for 1955 after beating 1937 entrants. He produced 191 bushels per acre on his Fort Branch area farm using Schenk's Indiana Certified 844 seed. Second place went to David Martin of Parke county with 177 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Don Dearing
Gibson County
Purdue University
Dearing
Schenk
Fort Branch
David Martin
Parke County
Robert Harris
Wayne County
Lawrence Beck
Hamilton County
Jerry Koenig
Sullivan County
John Brown Jr
White County
Waldo Wischmeier
Jackson County
Fred Hartman
Vigo County
Jerry Beechler
Wells County
Robert Kli ‘Hamer
Plans for a new school bus safety program in Indiana
Indiana State Department of Public Instruction will launch a five point school bus safety program in 1956. Wisconsin? No, Indiana. The plan includes an award system for accident free drivers monthly safety bulletins driver safety records expanded preventive maintenance and an accident report system. State Supt Wilbur Young noted 1954 saw only two fatalities in 199 Indiana school bus accidents. 1955 figures were not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Department of Public Instruction
Wilbur Young
Indiana
Young
Special write off tax benefits end
Washington reports the government will end the rapid five year tax write off for new freight cars aircraft and electric power plants at midnight. The Office of Defense Mobilization says railroads airlines and electric utilities can no longer apply for the write off after the deadline. The move follows an Eisenhower administration decision to curb this program which has driven about 32.87 billion dollars of defense expansion since 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
Eisenhower
Postman Wins $75 Bet By Walking to Indianapolis
Shelbyville Indiana December 31 a 29 year old postal worker Harry Conrs won seventy five dollars for walking nonstop from Shelbyville to Indianapolis. He covered the thirty miles in seven hours thirty two minutes and returned in time for his postal route. Local officials allowed him the extra assignment for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Harry Conrs
Indianapolis
Conrad
Program By Youths At Second Christian Church
Youths of the Second Christian Church present a 7 30 program of readings and music Sunday night. The Rev R Mowery, minister, will deliver a short closing message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Second Christian Church
R. *. Mowery
Golden Eagle Diet Could Reach Two Pounds Daily
The article notes that a golden eagle can consume up to two pounds of meat in a single day, reflecting its high metabolic needs and hunting efficiency.
Danger of War Not Eased By A Bomb Supply
Bulganin warns that arms buildup including atomic weapons increases the threat of a new war while expressing cautious optimism for peace in 1956. He says international cooperation and trust are attainable if governments work to relax tensions, with Radio Moscow broadcasting his replies to Telenews inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Moscow Today
Bulganin
Charles E. Shutt
Washington
Telenews
Eisenhower Predicted to Resign and Become TV Commentator
Indianapolis December 31 1955 President Eisenhower is forecast to resign and serve as a television network commentator from his Gettysburg home a columnist for the Indianapolis Times said today Mrs Dorothy Stephens Scripps Howard columnist and wife of Times managing editor J Boyd Stephens cited a New York source in predicting the move for 1956 The report appears in a forecast of the TV industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Indianapolis Times
Dorothy Stephens
Scripps-Howard
New York
Woman charged with guide's death in Ontario island cottage
Virginia Ricks a 42 year old Syracuse tourist resort owner was charged with murder after George F. Knapp 45 was found dead in her Newboro Lake island cottage near Brockville Ontario. He reportedly died from stomach wounds after a drinking spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ont
Ontario
Island
Virginia Ricks
Syracuse
N. Y
George F. Knapp
Thomas Cousens
Perth
Knapp
Unethical crook robs bakery driver in Gaffney
Bakery truck driver Ralph Bettis reports a bandit robbed him of 40 dollars after he heard a siren and slowed, thinking a police car was behind him. The suspect, not a officer, fled with the money in Gaffney on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney, S. C
Ralph Bettis
Bettis
President Renews Goal of Peaceful Liberation in Eastern Europe
In a Christmas message to people in red dominated Eastern Europe the President said peaceful liberation of satellite nations will remain a major goal of United States foreign policy. The White House statement approved by Eisenhower adds it will be the goal until success is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
White House
$200000 Damages Sought in Chicago Teen Assault Suit
A former warehouse employee seeks 200000 dollars in damages from four teenagers who slugged him and stole 7700 dollars from his employers. Henry Czajka, 27, alleges permanent head injuries from the May incident keeping him from work. Court officials call it a first-of-its-kind suit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ers
Henry Czajka
Special Services at Locust Street E U B Church
Rev F E Nordby locust street E U B Church calls for 10 hours of spiritual enrichment at the start of 1956. The first hour begins 10 45 Sunday with Dr W R Montgomery of Dayton Ohio delivering the sermon. Each evening January 1 through 8 at 7 30 pm the congregation will meet for one hour to be guided in thought and worship by Dr Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Nordby
Locust Street
E.U.B
North Seventh and
Locust Streets
W. R. Montgomery
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery
Evangelical United Brethren
Fire damages home in Paris residence
Fire Friday afternoon destroyed the upper portion of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meeks, with water damage to the lower portion of the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Albert Meeks
Sunday Service Led by Rev. Harry W. Bredweg at Bethany Church
Rev. Harry W. Bredweg president of the South Indiana Senate Evangelical and Reformed Church will conduct the 10 00 am Sunday morning service at Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church located at 101 North Thirty Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Bredweg
South Indiana Senate, Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church
North Thirty-Seventh Street
French Vote Campaign Ends In Bitter Clash
The Interior Ministry charged Georges Chassagne a 34 year old French Algerian correspondent for Fox Movietone News with bribing an unidentified gendarme to obtain pictures. Chassagne denied the allegations and said he had never bribed anyone. Officials later stated there was no evidence to support the bribery claim tied to Faure's speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jures
Interior Ministry
Georges Chassagne
U.S
Fox Movietone News
Chassagne
Paris
Algiers
Faure
Dole
More hogs graded at market in Wabash Valley program
Hog graders will assess salable hogs five days a week starting January 3 at the Producers Marketing Association. Robert Ingersoll says the daily grading advances the quality control program begun last summer. Three grades Nos 1 to 3 determine value with Choice No 1 hogs weighing 180 to 220 pounds earning roughly 50 cents more per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers Marketing Association
Robert Ingersoll
Wabash Valley
Robert Dixon
Dixon
Revival at New Goshen E U B Church With Guest Speakers
The New Goshen E U B Church opens a revival series with guest speakers. Willis Lucas attends Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. M. P. Kindred speaks Monday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. C G Mc Cracklin Tuesday. Rev. Owen Ackley Wednesday. Rev. O A Beanblossom Thursday. Rev. Dale Cottom Friday. Pastor Rev. Deane Ferguson leads the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen E.U.B
Willis Lucas
M. P. Kindred
C. G. McCracklin
Owen Ackley
O. A. Beanblossom
Dale Cottom
Yet Lawmakers Guide Congress Continues From Page One
A political overview notes one third of Senate seats will be contested in November. Rayburn and Martin, Johnson and Knowland face pressure to close party ranks while pushing moderation. Rayburn supports the Democratic program but may struggle with party friction. Martin, a veteran House member, and Knowland, eyeing a presidential bid, face splits over policy with Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Rayburn
Martin
Johnson
Knowland
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
House
Eisenhower
Rites Monday for Joseph J. Reid
Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Thomas Funeral Home for Joseph J Reid 54 assistant foreman of the Terre Haute Star composing room who died Friday. Rev. R R Blake will officiate with Masonic rites at Highland Lawn Cemetery by Euclid Lodge No 573 F A M. Reid long employed by Tribune Star from 1922 to 1950. He belonged to Star Chapel of Typographical Union No 76 Maple Avenue Methodist Church Euclid Lodge Scottish Rite Zorah Shrine Terre Haute Elks. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Funeral Home
Joseph J Reid
Terre Haute Star
R. Richmond Blake
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Euclid Lodge No
F.&a.m
Reid
North Tenth Street
Tribune-Star Publishing Company
Tribune
The
Star Composing Room
Star Chapel of Typographical Union
Euclid Lodge
Scottish Rite
Zorah Shrine Temple
Terre Haute Elks Lodge
James R. Benham
Herman Heiligman
O. E. Zimmerly
Robert Hicklin
Donald Tryon
Paul Nichols
Robbery Charges Filed Against West Terre Haute Man
City detectives said strong arm robbery charges will be filed in Vigo Circuit Court next week against Paul J. Ellingsworth 25 of West Terre Haute He was held on 32000 bond after a preliminary hearing before City Judge Edward S Everett Ellingsworth allegedly struck Coy Childress 939 North Thirteenth and One Half Street near a tavern and robbed him of about 30 Childress said Ellingsworth and he had been drinking together and Ellingsworth later knocked him unconscious before the money vanished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo Circuit
Paul J. Ellingsworth
R. R
West Terre Haute
Ellingsworth
Edward S. Everett
Coy Childress
North ‘Thirteenth
One-Haif Street
Second
Papiar Streets
John O'Leary
Eugene Buits
Childress
Man Pleads Guilty in Logansport Slaying with 221 Year Term
In Logansport Indiana Grace Glen, 42, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for stabbing Ber dine Goodman, 40, of Alexandria, two days after the killing at a party. He received a 221 year prison term. Townsend 21 and Owens 37 of Logansport got 10 to 25 year robbery sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Glen Grace
Grace
Cass
Clifford Wild
Berdine G. Goodman
Alexandria
Hershel Townsend
William Owens
Townsend
State Hospital
Owens
Watch Night Programs At West Terre Haute Assembly
A watch night service will be held Saturday evening at the West Terre Haute Assembly of God Church. Rev. William Freeman of Farmersburg will be the speaker. Rev. Roy L. Buckley of Rockford Ill will conduct revival services there starting Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Terre Haute
Open House Planned by Dr George Burdon Family
Dr George P Burdon pastor of Trinity Methodist Church and Mrs Burdon hold open house at 1530 Fourth Avenue from 3 to 5 30 Sunday afternoon for church members families and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Burdon
Trinity Methodist Church
Social Security Meetings Planned for Clark County Farmers
Representatives from the Terre Haute district Social Security office will hold meetings for Clark county farmers next week. Sessions are at Marshall High School January 3 Martinsville High School January 4 and Casey High School January 5 at 730 PM. Paul John district supervisor will attend to answer farmers questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Terre Haute
Social Security Office
Clark County
Marshall High School
Martinsville High School
Casey High School
Paul John
Paper Praises St Stephen's Episcopal Church
The Church Militant in Indianapolis features an interior view of St Stephen's Episcopal Church and calls it a fine strong historic parish. It notes 1956 renovation plans and construction of a new parish house during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Church Militant
Episcopal Church, Diocese of
Indianapolis
Death of Mrs Minnie T Kessel Former Wiley High faculty
Mrs Minnie Trueblood Kessel age 83 widow of the late William H Kessel longtime Wiley High School faculty member dies at her son's home 1637 South Fifth Street She was a former teacher and Baptist member for over 50 years Survived by one son two grandchildren Funeral services 2 30 Monday at H P Martin Funeral Home Dr Arthur Dodgson officiating Burial in West Lawn Cemetery Prairie Creek Then-local obit notes viewing after 6 pm Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Trueblood Kessel
William H. Kessel
Wiley High School
William G. Kessel
South Fifth Street
First Baptist Church
H. P. Martin Funeral Home
Arthur Dodgson
West Lawn Cemetery
Prairie Creek
Hary Higgins Dies at 50 in Terre Haute
Hary Higgins 50 of 2511 College avenue died at 6 10 Friday night at Union Hospital. Survived by widow Pauline daughter Alpha Grosser Terre Haute brother Vern Indianapolis and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Gillis Memory Chapel 3 pm Monday with Christian Science Reader Ezra Cottrell officiating burial Roselawn Memorial Park. Terre Haute BPOE 86 to conduct memorial services Sunday night at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary Higgins
College Avenue
Union Hospital
Pauline
Alpha Grosser
Terre Haute
Vern
Indianapolis
Gillis Memory Chapel
Christian Science
Ezra Cottrell
Roselawn Memorial Park
Terre Haute Lodge 86
Bp.oe
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Griffith at Thomas Funeral Home
Grace Griffith of Griffith Court Apartments died Friday. Services set for 11:30 Monday at Thomas Funeral Home with Dr Arthur S Dodgson officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Friends may call after 8 PM Saturday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Griffith
Griffith Court Apartments
North Seventh Street
Thomas Funeral Home
Arthur S. Dodgson
Roselawn Memorial Park
Services for Mabel Peters Held at Local Church
Mrs. Mabel Katherine Peters aged 41 of 1443 South Thirteenth Street died Thursday. Funeral at 2 pm Monday at First Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. H C Maxwell officiating. Burial in Grindview Cemetery. Body at Bell and Bracken Funeral Home. viewing starts after 4 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Katherine Peters
South Thirteenth
Free Will Baptist Church
H C. Maxwell
Grindview Cemetery
Bell & Bracken Funeral Home
Obituary: Howard Carlisle Die at 70 in Terre Haute
Howard Carlisle aged 70 who lived at the Milner Hotel died Saturday morning. Survived by son Al of Terre Haute and three grandchildren. Body taken to Bedino Chapel of the Valley with calling after 10 Sunday. Funeral at 11 Monday with Rev. Neil Kuns presiding and burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carlisle
Milner Hotel
Terre Haute
Bedino Chapel
Neil Kuns
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Mrs. Elizabeth Baird Dies at 89 in Terre Haute Area
Mrs. Elizabeth Aunt Liz Baird aged 89 died at 12 30 Saturday morning at her daughter Mary Krather s home R 6 Terre Haute Survivors include another daughter Miss Lottie Baird The body was taken to Greenwell Funeral Home Martinsville where funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Liz" Baird
Mary L. Krather
R. R
Terre Haute
Lottie Baird
Greenwell Funeral
Martinsville
Mrs Hodges Dies at Union Hospital at 56
Mrs Merle Hodges aged 56 of 629 North Tenth Street died at 10 30 Saturday morning in Union Hospital. Survived by sister Miss Wilma Jacks of Detroit and brother Pearl O Jacks of Rosedale Ind. Body sent to Gillis Memory Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hodges
North Tenth Stret
Union Hospital
Wilma Jacks
Detroit
Mich
Pearl O. Jacks
Rosedale
Ind
Gillis Memory Chapel
Services for John Conley to be held Monday
John Conley 69 of 915 South Fifteenth Street died Thursday. Services at 10 a.m. Monday at Gillis Memory Chapel with Rev. Oral Wilson officiating. Burial will be in the Rupp Cemetery at Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conley
South Fifteenth Street
Gillis Memory Chapel
Oral Wilson
Rupp
Martinsville
Services for Harry A. Clare
Harry A. Clare aged 77 of 718 South Seventeenth Street died Friday. Services are set for 1 30 PM Monday at Gillis Memory Chapel with Rev Hilton Whitaker officiating and burial in Highlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Clare
South Seventeenth Street
Gillis Memory Chapel
Hilton Whitaker
Highlawn
Mrs Christina Walker 65 Dies in Knightsville
Mrs Christina Walker a Knightsville resident in ill health for years died Friday at Clay County Hospital She was active in community affairs and a member of the Order of Eastern Star Reading Club Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society and the Republican Club She is survived by husband Kenneth D Walker son Thomas J Owens Terre Haute granddaughter Marjorie Ann Owens and grandson Kenneth R Owens Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM Judge Robert B Stewart to officiate with burial at Cottage Hill Cemetery Members of the Eastern Star will conduct memorial rites
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Christina Walker
Clay County Hospital
Knightsville
Order of Eastern Star
Reading Club
Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Republican Club
Kenneth D. Walker
Thomas J. Owens
Terre Haute
Marjorie Ann Owens
Kenneth R. Owens
Miller & Sons
Robert B. Stewart
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Funeral services set for Mrs Minnie Beanie in Linton
Mrs Minnie Church Beanie 44 died Thursday in Indianapolis. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Anderson-Poindexter Funeral Home with Rev Robert Wilkes officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. She belonged to First Christian Church and Pocahontas Lodge No 253 of Linton. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Soote of Indianapolis and sons Andrew Bloomfield James Indianapolis and Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Minnie Church Beanie
Indianapolis
Anderson - Poindexter
Robert Wilkes
Fairview Cemetery
Bennie
First Christian Church
Pocahontas Lodge No. 253
Charles Soote
Andrew
Bloomfield
James
Edward
Grace student saves younger boy from river plunge
Charles Marter Jr., 14, who earlier failed a Red Cross life saving test, passed a tougher test Friday by diving into the Elizabeth River at Hillside New Jersey to rescue eight year old Thomas Monaca after he plunged through the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
N. J
Charles Marter Jr
Red Cross
Marter
Thomas Monaca
Elizabeth River
Bey
Anglican prelate Garbett dies at eighty in York
Cyril F Garbett 80 archbishop of York and second ranking Church of England prelate died after a long illness in York England Funeral services planned for early next week Garbett 55 years in Anglican ministry known for blunt remarks including a controversial charge about the Jewish vote in New York affecting UN Middle East policy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
England
Cyril F. Garbett
Church of England
Garbett
New York
United Nations
Middle East
Millionaire Secretary After Insurance Director's Will
Alfred E. Forrest founder of North American Accident Insurance died June 27 leaving most of his $2.37 million estate to his secretary Hazel Boostrom. After taxes her share is estimated at about $1.28 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred E. Forrest
The
North American Accident Insurance Co
Hazel Boostrom
Fair condition reported for two attack victims
Two women injured by apparent heart attacks Friday remained in fair condition Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital. Marie Behem, 48, of R. R. 3, suffered an at work attack at the National Literary Association and was rushed by Ball ambulance. Merie Godard, 34, of 417% Wabash Avenue, had an attack at home and was carried to the hospital after a fire department resuscitation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
Marie Behem
R. R
National Literary Association
Merie Godard
Wabash Avenue
Hickman
Dies of Burns in Fort Wayne Woman Succumbs After Fire
Mrs. Nora Howe, 63, died Friday from burns after a kerosene heater set fire to her bed clothing in Fort Wayne Indiana. The death occurred December 31 and authorities reported the incident as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Nora Howe
Mrs Gertrude Hall Dies at 71 in Carbon Indiana
Mrs Gertrude Hall 71 died Friday at her residence in Carbon Indiana She was a member of the Spanish American War Auxiliary No 48 Surviving husband Will A and one nephew Neil Ferguson of Rothbury Michigan The body was taken to Barnes Mortuary Rockville Services at 2 PM Sunday led by Rev W E Squibbs Burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery Clinton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon
Ind
Gertrude Hall
Will A
Neil Ferguson
Rothbury
Mich
Barnes Mortuary
Rockville
W. E. Squibbs
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Clinton
Service for 82 year old Anna Seaton in Willis Chapel
Mrs. Anna Seaton, 82, of Martinsville, died Thursday. Services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Willis Chapel Church with Rev. H J Barbour presiding. Burial will follow in Willis Chapel cemetery. Body at Greenwell Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ill
Anna Seaton
Willis Chapel
H. J. Barbour
Greenwell Funeral Home
Funeral services for Paul Mattson in Clinton
Paul Mattson 40 formerly of Clinton died at his Akron Ohio home Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held at Karanovich Funeral Home Monday with time not yet set. Burial will be in Rockville cemetery. Body arrives in Clinton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton. Ind
Paul Mattson
Clinton
Akron
Ohio
Karanovich
Rockville
Champion Liar Of The World
Anecdotes from readers including Mills County Oklahoma about rabbits becoming scarce under a local law and a tale of a paddle fisher using a sponge trick to lure trout. Also a dry Texas weather joke about children crying for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Okla
E. C. McKenzie
Montgomery
Ala
West
Texas
Peace Through Trust in God's Goodness Sermon
Christian Science services Sunday will feature a lesson sermon titled God. Readings combine the King James Bible with correlative selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Isaiah 26 3 and 515 22 are highlighted on harmony and divine grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Isaiah
Mission reports on program for year
Light House Mission leaders Roy and Mae McDonnall present a year-end summary noting more than 1 000 meals and 4 000 nights of lodging provided. They thank the public churches lodges and organizations and individuals who helped. Thousands of garments hundreds of pairs of shoes and about 150 baskets of food were distributed to needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light House Mission
Roy
Mae McDonnall
Froderman to Give Mission Field Report at Oak Hill
Special services planned at Oak Hill E U B Church Sunday evening begin at 7 o'clock. Rev Carl Froderman will speak and show pictures from his recent tour of mission fields in South America. Special music will accompany the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill E.U.B
Carl Froderman
South America
Calvary Tabernacle Announces Watch Night and Revival Services
Calvary Tabernacle at 215 Paris Avenue West Terre Haute will hold watch night services at 8 PM. Revival meetings run January 1 to January 15 at 7 30 PM nightly led by Captain Floyd Huey with The Ormes providing music. A 5 PM Sunday inspirational service is also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Tabernacle
Paris Avenue
West
Terre Haute
The
Tabernacle
Floyd Huey
Ormes
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