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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1960

Page

8

Calvary Baptist Church Ground-Breaking Planned

The architect sketchfor the new Calvary Baptist Church at 445 Conenango Avenue outlines a six acre site across from Pioneer and Terrace streets. Ground-breaking is scheduled Sunday at 3:00 PM with Rev. Clifford Anderson of Jamestown Chandler Street Baptist Church as guest speaker. Mrs. C. O. Swanson will turn the first shovel, with Dean Backstrom B. E. Shellin Karl Hoffmann and others participating. The 128 by 44 foot Belvedere structure was modified by Robert E. Foltz to local specs. Lawrence F. Olson Inc. holds the building contract. completion targeted in about 300 days. Floor plans include main building 128 by 44 feet, a 32 by 44 foot entrance area, seating for 510, various rooms, and a full basement with assembly areas and kitchen.

Calvary Baptist Church Conenango Avenue Pioneer Terrace Streets Clifford Anderson Jamestown Chandler Street Baptist Church C. O. Swanson Center Street Swedish Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Fellowship Dean Backstrom B. E. Shellin Karl Hoffmann Lawrence F. Olson Neal M. Floberg Church Enterprizes Inc South Bend Indiana Robert E. Foltz Evangelical Associates Lawrence F. Olson, Inc South Dayton New York

Television Debate Leaves Viewers With Little Fire

The Kennedy Nixon TV debate was cautious and flat with no audience, producing little rhetoric or spark. Kennedy pressed farm, education, and aged care issues while Nixon showed restraint, and both failed to deliver a gripping performance. future clashes may bring more fire.

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