davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glacier reporter., 1960-08-11

in part upon the fact that the
impacted district must meet the
standards which apply to finan-
cial expenditures made by non
impacted districts.
Federal Aid Substitutes
On the basis of the latest avail
able figures, and incidentally,
those used in submitting COM
parably district data in the 874
application, these comparable dis
trictS made the following per
pupil expenditures in 1888:
Columbia Falls, S457O8 per pupil
with a local contribution rate of
S249-24 per pupil; Shelby, S3O6. As
per pupil with a local contribu-
ton rate of S21O.26 per pupil;
Wolf Point, S37496 per pupil with
a local contribution rate of S222.-
26 per pupil; Sidney, S344.16 per
pupil with a local contribution
rate of S239.96 per pupil; Cut
Bank, S307.34 per pupil with a
local contribution rate of S237.5l,
Browning, S437.19 with a local
contribution rate of S149.69. The
state average for that year was
S401.95 with a local contribution
rate of S272.48 per pupil. From
these facts it would seem that
School District No 9 has fulfilled
its obligations to both its stu
dents and its taxpayers under the
80 per cent budgetary allowance.
(5 Finally. the budget cut advo-
Gated by the county commission
ers in accordance with their legal
advice could in the future en-
danger the accreditation of the
school under the Elementary
School Accreditation standards.
A loss of accreditation could
mean withdrawal of state assist
ance under the terms of the law
governing the foundation pro
gram.
Quality Education Jeopardized
In direct statement Ward COM
mented: The situation is ex-
tremely serious. If such an arbi-
trary ruling is allowed to stand
it can mean the end of quality
education in Browning. l person
ally feel that the commissioners
and the county attorney have act
ed in good faith as has the repre-
sentative of the Great Northern.
| do feel, however, that the valid
ity of the certificate must be rec
ogniZed or that the Attorney Gen
eral should make a further study
of the discriminatory aspects of
the ruling in terms of its effect
on Indian education. | am certain
that the ruling was based on a
study of impact by military
bases rather than on the entirely
different set of problems con-
nected with education on the In
dian reservations. | am sure that
the facts that II per cent of the
property on our reservation is
non-taxable and that 79 per cent
of our students are from Indian
families directly connected to
this nontaxable property were
not taken into consideration. In
any event, l feel that a grave
injustice is being perpetrated on
all the students in elementary
District No. 9.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-08-11

prlatlon.
The controversy velope q
when a representative of the
Great Northern Railway Co. in
dicated that a tax protest suit
would follow if the commission
ers approved the budget. The
Great Northern stand was made
on the basis of an Attorney Gen
erals opinion governing the use
of Public Law 874 funds in the
school budget. Public Law funds
are those funds made available
to the district by reason of fed
eral acquisition of taxable prop
erty.
Protests Decision
Superintendent Phillip A. Ward
Jr., of Browning protested the
action of the County Commits
Sioners on the basis of a provi-
sion in Montana School Law, Sec
tion 75-1723, ROM which permits
a district to use the federal funds
between the 15-mill property tax
limitation and the 80 per cent per
pupil maximum limitation if a
district can provide the federal
funds and can file a certificate
indicating the legal obligations
making such an increase neces-
sary. Such a certificate was pre-
pared and included with the bud
get. Superintendent Ward main
tainS that neither the Great Nor
thern representative or the Coun-
ty Attorney recognized the valid
ity of this provision.
In an interview with Superin-
tendent Ward the following facts
in defense of the budget increase
were given: O Despite the fact
that the taxpayers had voted ad-
ditional levies in both the high
school and elementary districts,
district taxes had been reduced
6 mills over the preceding year.
This reduction was primarily due
to an Improvement in the system
of determining eligibility for
Public Law 874 funds; (2) the tax
base of the district makes it inn
possible to support the school
because of the number of stu
dents missing at the school. At
this point Superintendent Ward
cited the situation in the county
where the Red River district No.
2 supports 80 students on a prop
erty evaluation of S1,500,000.
School District No. 9 attempts
to support 100 students on a
property evaluation of 81 10000
t3) The district anticipates the
necessity Of providing an educa-
ton for an additional 140 stu
dents on a budget which is
$4,000 less than that provided in
1959-60; az That district budget
ing has always been based on
the 80 per cent provision under
the Johnson-O-Malley Act which
provided funds for Indian Edu-
cation, and under Public Law
874, that such a restriction can
cause a reduction of federal aid
because of the inability of the
districts to provide a level of
support for the individual stu
dent which compares with that
obtainable in districts which do
not have the federal impact. Su-
perintendent Ward here pointed
out that federal support is based
The Glacier reporter., 1960-08-11
School Budget Rejected On Advice
From County Attorneys Office

The Board of County Commissioners county acting
the advice of County Attorney Dan Welch
annual school budget elementary
Montana at their final budget meeting held Monday
The budget returned County
for revision the revision being appro
priation.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-08-11

Dona Ruth Douglas and Susan
Stanard celebrated their birth
days Tuesday at the DouglaseS
with a dinner party for II.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-08-11
BIackfeet Win Many HonOrs
At Sheridan Indian Celebration

Bl9ckeel tribal taking part the AAmercan In
celebration concluded Sheridan Wyoming
many prizes during the threeday
The Glacier reporter., 1960-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. DesROsier
were Kalispell visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-03-20

SsssNf S@SH1Ns1Ht
mOhhers among my friend"
CorrcctOl~ has been specially
developed for a woman's delicate
system. Ii is completely different
from harsh, all-PurpOse laxatives.
Its secret is a nOn-LaSatiUe mir
Octe regulator that simply sOftens
waste. Along with this, CorrectOl
contains just enough mild laxative
to give regularity a start.
Working together. these two
gentle ingredients make CorrectoI
bring relief more naturally than
any ordinary laxative can. Even
in pregnancy and following child
birth. In menstrual periods-and
after middle age, too!
Do try COrrectOl soon. 80 tiny
pink tablets, $l.OO.
Evening star., 1960-03-20
NOVA
special laxative
for women!
Gives gentle relief
more naturally than any
ordinary laxative

During Preg-
nancy and atter
my b0ky's birth,"
ICvises Mrs.Kel
~ needed a een.
he laxative and
really found I in
COrrectOI! Ia
SUOrked so tOOn-
deIJuuy, I'~ rec.
commended il 90
nahar aHA..e..s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

Give Thank, 70 God

to the divine law of Love, all
of the national and interna-
tional problems will begin
TO work out lawfully. The
legation of the mission of
ambassadors, and the United
Nations can be helped by us
all, through knowing the real
truth about God, and His uni
verse. And by knowing men,
and nations are a group of
spiritual ideas, gathered to-
gether 10 do Gods business
of the Nation legally, flor
there is no other way for his
business to be done at all
tines.
To do this, should not be
something extraordinary, or
out of order. All men, and
women of Gods creation have
within them the qualities
which go into the making of
better humanity, whether
II is known or not, so now
is the time for every man,
and woman to unite in pray
er, praise, and thanksgiving
to God asking his guidance
against a nuclear war, but
not yet disarm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
"sEN. SCOTT SAYS DENIS VICTORY
WOULD BE CIVIL RIGHTS SETBACK"

Cd. Rapids Times lois
WASHINGTON - U.s. Senator Hvqh Scott (R-PsJ
warned last night that the election of Senator Kennedy for
president and Senator Johnson for Vice President would
ser civil rights progress back at least four years."
SENATOR SCOTT, ONE OF The LEADING SUPPORT
ERS OF CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE,
SPOKE AT THE METROPOLITAN AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH O5ls M STREET, NwA HE SAID:
u has been said that have made more civil rights
progress IN the past eight years than in the preceding 60
ONLY FEW YEARS AGO. THE ARMED FORCES
DREW COLOR LINE. MILLIONS OF SKILLED WORK.
tKs WERE BARRED FROM JOBS BECAUSE OF COLOR
MANY COLLEGES HAD RACIAL QUOTAS FULLY ONE
TENTH OF THE AMERICAN POPULATION WAS SUB
5scTED TO THE HUMAN INDcNITY OF SEPARATE
PUBLIC FACILITIES
oday all Americans uniform are treated and trained
a"ke ny our government The rights Of worker 70 be
oo9ed on his merits enforced by law in Is states and by
contract in all companies doing government work.
NOS, institutions OF higher learning have eliminated or
.''"''ns racial quota" Laws requiring racial segregs-
Won m public Accommodations have been struck down in one
state sffor another"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Give unto the Lord the
glory-due unto his name:
bring an offering, and come
before him: worship the Lord
in the beauty of holiness.
Fear before him, all the
earth. the world also shall
be stable, that it be not
moved.
Let the heavens be glad,
and LET the earth rejoice:
and let men say among the
nations. The Lord reignefh. +"
4 Chronicles l6:29-3D
Christian Science teaches
that God. Spirit is all. and
that there is none beside
Him. There is no disease.
Mary Baker Eddy, discover
er OF Christian Science p.
42l
When the above divine
Principle is applied, We
are far underway with solv-
ing many problems, and get
ting things under control in
human struggles.
We are persuaded to be-
lieve that III close conformity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
HOW TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Would
CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION"

Church and State" reprint, May 1850
American Catholic leaders frequently claim that
the majority Of TIE American people become casioi
they would any way change the First Amendment
the Contribution which guarantees religious freedom and
separation OF church and state What doss His oaua-c
mean? Non.cafhoies frequently deceived l1y
Go not realize that Catholic leaders using the word
church" ire word State" and the word separs:ion
kind Of doybIeaIk which disforis he meaning Of The Con-
stitvfion while still claiming TO accept II.
See CONSTITUTION, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

She claims il is her cod-gven rigrt TO rule i, the
realm Of the state in the realm Of the spirit The pre-
Isfes have used religion 70 command LOYALTY 10
the detectives the church has for the states fns
CT religious loyalty dominate secular governments that
concerns the American this time.
See KEEP AMERICA Pa5@q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
t.Oss KrRUSHCHEv MADE HAY FOR UN. U.S..
DESPITE DREW PARSONS or LITTLE FAITH
TO THE CONTRARY !.
K-sMTsCs' TRIGGER RED CRUMBlINGs" :
& VOICE FROM YUCOslAvIA SPEAKS.

Eric EQUINE Special Correspondent Of The Christian
s;icnce Monitor Belgrade 1917 10 p. ALL Cent. Eds
coD'S DETROIT TRIBUNE.
VIZ WERE THRILLED OVER THIS CAPTION
AND STORY THAT WE HAD TO CALL 1T TO THE
ATTENTION OF Is TO 20 PERSONS.
KARuSHct.Ev EFT Al AND THEIR FATHER THE
DEVIL MADE ASSES or THEMSELVES BEFORE
TIE WHOLE WORLD!
JAMES WADsWoRTH, US. AMBASSADOR TO
TIE UN AND SECRETARY OF STATE CHRISTIAN
EERTER, POSSESS MUCH KEENER SPIRITUAL DIS
cERNfAENT AND FAITH THAN THEIR CRITIC. DREW
PEARSON. WHO 'SOBs, ASSERTING THAT THE US.
s-ouLD HAVE MANIFESTED MORE ZEAL AND POWER
FIJI REPRESENTATION BEFORE THE UN DREW PEAR
SON. WHO SO URGENTLY NEEDS TO GROW UP SPIRIT.
uELlY WITH THE cHRISTLY PURIFIcATlON
c- c-ie.ST JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN! - FOR
EsERlaO2E - IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM
TIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT
See HOW KHRUSHcHEv Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
JOHNNY COME-LATELY DEMOCRATS
ElEsT CESTRO's RISE TO POWER"
BY Fulton Lewis. Jr.
"KENNEDY BUYS PHONY FACTS
ON SOVIET PIONEER POTENIlALn

IN his prepare the first debate. scralcr
Kennedy said ~ he present OF hydro power
y-lepmenf-and that the hallmark OF ind Js.riaized
.scicfy-sae Soviet Union by 1875 will be producing
fower than are"
This is only inaccv bit 5lso tricky statement
See KENNEDY BUYS, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
"NIxON WIN PREDICTED"
LABOR SECRETARY ADMITS THAT RACE
WILL BE VERY CLOSE"

The State Journal - 1913
Secy Of Labor Jane, P. Mitchell said Thursday that
the momentum Of the Nixon forces is picking up" and
Il am confident Of Mr.. Nixon's election"
Mitchell admitted, however, that he thought the eee-
lion would be very close"
He SAID THAT HE RECENTLY HAD TOURED WASH
iNCToN AND OREGON STATES AND WAS RIDING IN
A CAR BEARING LABELS DEMOCRATS FOR NIXON"
Asked what kind Of Democrats they were he replied:
They intelligent Democrats"
See NIXON WIN, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
EISENHOWER HITS JAW.
CAMPAIGN DIC0T CHARGE"
I'm DETROIT ON NOM-P0lITicAl TOUR:
REUTHER REGRETS IMPLICATION

NY. Trb. 1913
DETROIT Oct. 7-opening ninedsy six-siaie non
po.ites tour President Eisenhower odsy twice criticized
political sheet put by the United Auto Workers Union
which supporting Democratic Presidential nominee Sen.
John r. Kennedy.
See EISENHOWER HITS JAW. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
AT COCO HALL
IKE TELLS IT TO BOTH SIDES"

Free Edit' 1919
AND. o, THAT PUNcENT CARTOON BY FRANK
WILLIAMS OF THE FREE PRESS ENTITLED
SPIRIT OF PROGRESS"
Eisenhower has in his right hand. two male human
iiJsre5, marked IL abor." he other Management"
lis left hand he has sphere marked The National
'ssiiare" ~r.x ss&&
And here's the Point OF the earfoon Labor and Man.
a.cmenf exercising much weight that they pull his
fJf hand down sa1c., c!c~ & HAN the left which
bearing THE NATIONAL WELFARE"
See IKE TELLS IT, Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

ACTION AND REACTION EQUAL
20 YEARS OF THE DEVIL IN THE WHITE HOUSE
NOW = 20 YEARS OF COP?
DEVILS DEMOCRATS RECORD:
SABOTAGE or PROHIBITION REPUBLICANS OF
SECONDARY GUILT cHRiSTLikE CHRISTIAN SCI
ENTIsTs ALMOST The ONLY CUILTLESS!
BUT, LET US EXAMINE THE DEMOCRATIC RECORD
SACK TO WOODROW WILSON -
WILSON DESTROYED THE RESPECT OF MILLIONS
BECAUSE or INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL DiSHoN-
ESTY IN SEEKING AN ELECTION FOR A SECOND TERM,
On The GIGANTIC DECEIT He KEPT US OUT OF WAR
FORMER PRES. THEODORE ROOSEVELT BRAvELY.
UNSELFsHLY, HAD DECLARED OUR MORAL OBLiGA-
TON TO STOP THE KAISER AND HIS INFAMOUS
VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY OF BELcIUMl
c.S. MONITOR or THE EARLY EOS EDITORIAL
lZED ON WILSON'S 1NcAPAciTY TO NEGOTIATE -
HENCE. THE FAILURE OF THE DvNELY CON.
CEVED LEAGUE OF NATIONS IDEA!
See ACTION AND REACTION, Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

Continued on Page Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
"AID TO UNEMPLOYED HINGES ON
DEM WIN : MCNAMARA" (Cufholic)

Mich. AFL-cIO News To-
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IL THE MICHIGAN CITIZENS ARE DESERVING
Or BETTER DAYS, THEY WILL CRACK DOWN ON
T4CSE DEVILS REFCRMERS - REUTHER,
fAZET GUS SCHOLlE - AND SEND MCNAMARA
CUT TO PASTURE He IS or QUESTIONABLE
FITNESS. BUT THAT IS or NO MOMENT TO THE
DEMOCRATS THE iEPORTANT THING TO
THEM IS TO KEEP 4 DEMOCRAT IN THAT sENA-
ToRiAL OFFICE
See AID TO UNEMPL DYED Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
CANADA's WAGES OF SIN"
3 MILLION TO 10 MILLION S FIRE =

3 MILLION TO 10 MILLION S FIRE :
FLOUR MILL"
The Windsor Star l0i
COD VIA Ills DETROIT TRIBUNE:
or THE SLOPPY THINKING AND LEADERSHIP.
DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS, OF THE EUROPEAN RE-
LlS.oUs ckIPPLEs AND SATAN BOUND"
THERAPEUTICS, INCLUDING IMPURE PRAYERS.
VOID OF MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MES
slAH SCIENCE or SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE -
or WOMAN "A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN -
See 8 MILLION FIRE, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29


"KENNEDY'S FARM PROGRAM"
"A TRAP FOR BOTH FARMERS
AND CONSUMERS"
IAN INTERVIEW WITH FRANK X. WOOLLEY,
AUTHORITY ON FARM ECONOMICS"
Human Events" 1920
Senator Kennedy has promised. IL he is elected TO
inausurae program which will guarantee all farmers
9overnmenally determined income. The Senator wants
farmers TO believe their incomes will be substantially
creased by his plan.
See KENNEDYs FARM PROGRAM, Page 2
Evening star., 1960-07-02
SPIRITUALIST

TEMPLE OF THE MASTER-UcM
2O2? r. l.. Ave. N.E.-7:3O pm.
Odd Fellows Hall-Bus Sc
REV. JAMES c. NELSON. Pastor
REV. v. Z. HUGHES
Evening star., 1960-07-02
20 Pupils Will Work
In GU Medical Center

Twenty area high school
juniors have been assigned
summer research duties at the
Georgetown University Medical
Center.
The fifteen boys and five
girls, winners Of scholarships
Offered by the university, will
serve as members of research
teams July 5 to September 2.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

said, is to be both instructive
and entertaining"
The broad appeal contrasts
notably with the restricted fare
of many church magazines in
the past.
Were concerned with all
aspects of life and the whole
scope of Christianity" said Mr..
McCorkle. We've got to take
the binders of, and listen to
what others are saying that
has meaning for U.S."
A major task also, he said,
is for a church magazine to
provide denominational cohe-
sion, linking local. regional and
national levels.
Roman Catholic publications,
including 1870 newspapers and
451 magazines in this country,
now have a total circulation Of
25 million, double that of 30
years ago.
Biggest Of them is the mil
lion circulation Catholic Di-
gest," a pocket-sized monthly
packed with a lively variety in
content, and put out in st.
Paul, Mimi, by Father Paul
Bussard, publisher, and Father
Kenneth Ryan, editor.
Also in the million-circula-
ton class is the enterprising
Presbyterian Life" official BIZ
weekly of the United Presby-
terian Church, edited by Rob-
ert j. Cadigan in Philadelphia.
Merged Magazines
Recently the Congregational
Christian Churches and the
Evangelical and Reformed
Church, moving toward merger,
Evening star., 1960-07-02

is the Spirit of Truth referred
to in this brief pasSage?"
Answer-It is basic in the
Judeo-C Christian faith that God
is made known to human be-
ings on earth in a spiritual way.
Christians believe that Jesus
Christ was God in human
form while He lived on the
earth. Christians also believe
that this manifestation of God
in the Christ continues to be
interpreted and understood by
succeeding generations through
the spiritual communication of
God through the Holy Spirit.
The Spirit of Truth, as set
forth in the New Testament, is
the impact of Gods spirit upon
the human soul.
Question - II would like to
know if there is any religion
that teaches that God, Jesus
Christ and the Holy Ghost are
three separate personages with
physical bodies and human
characteristics"
Answer - There is no re-
ligious body or church which
teaches such doctrines.
tReleased by The REGISTER
. and Tribune Syndicate, l96O)
Evening star., 1960-07-02

| answer. however, IL is widely
believed throughout Christen-
dom that Simon of Cyrene
who is referred to in Marx
1921 and also Matthew 27::32,
was a Negro.
This is based on the assump-
tion that the Simon referred to
in Acts 1871 may have been
the same man. In Acts it. is
stated that this Simon had a
nickname which indicated that
he came from the valley of the
Niger River, which is in Africa.
The people who live in the
Niger valley are Negroes.
In most Christian art and
drama Simon of Cyrene is re-
ferred to as a Negro.
Question-"What is meant in
the Apostles Greed by the
words, I believe in the Com
munion Of the SaintS'?"
Answer-This term has been
variously interpreted by many
theologians from the time of
st. Augustine. Originally it was
regarded as the mystical union
that exists between the church
on earth with the souls of the
just and perfect in Heaven.
The traditional view is that
the Communion of the Saints
means the union existing be-
tween Christian souls in 40
time and the Holy Trinity.
QueStiOn-What is the diff
ference between Israelite and
Israeli?"
Answer-The word Israel
ite" applies to the ancient
world and the members of the
IL Tribes who were descended
from the Patriarch Jacob. Is
raeli is the designation given to
citizens of the modern state of
Israel founded in May, l948.
Question: heard a Catho-
lie priest say: 1T is written in
the Scriptures that if you do
not confess your sins to a
Catholic priest. you will not 60
to Heaven Can you tell me
where this is to be found in the
BibleP"
Answer-FirSt of all, I think
you must have misunderstood
the priest. This is not the Of
ficial teaching of the Roman
Catholic Church. Certainly that
church does believe in and ad-
vocate the confession of sins to
the ear Of the priest, but it has
never said that there is no
other way Of salvation.
This is not to be found in the
either, but the Bible
does make clear that the for
giveness of sins depends upon
confession and Gods grace.
Question: would appreci-
ate an explanation Of what
Jesus Christ meant when He
used the words which are re-
corded in John 16:12-14. Who
Evening star., 1960-07-02
BETHLEHEM I'd. ca

BETHLEHEM ID. c.
18th and T SITS. Sc. Rev. Herbert
Bernthal. $50 and IL am.
CHRIST ID. c.
18th and Gauatin SITS NV. Rev.
VIM. F. Bruening, $50 and IL
am.
FIRST TRINITY I'd. c.
4th and E SITS. NV. Rev. H. B.
Roepe, $50 and 1900 am.
Sunday School, $50.
MOUNT OLIVET I'd. c.
1905 Vermont Ave. NV. Rev.
VIM. Schiebel, 11:00 am.
PILGRIM
$500 Mass. Ave. NV, Extended.
DR.. Martin c. Pooh, $50 and IL
am. Sunday School, 9:3O am.
CALVARY (Silver Spring.
g545 Georgia Ave Rev. Frederick
W. Kemper. $40 and IL am.
ST. ANDREW (Wheaton)
l2247 Georgia Ave. Rev. Charles
mueller, $3.50 and IL am.
ROCKVILLE
6?4 Great Falls Rd., Rev. Ralph
Kruger, ll;00 am.
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Russell Rd. Rev. wilmer d.
Mensing, $40 and IL am.
OUR SAVIOUR (ArIingtOn)
9th and 8. Taylor. Rev. GeorEe
Wehmeyer. $50 and 1I:O0 am.
"THE LUTHERAN HOUR"
Evening star., 1960-07-02
Associate
ToSpringfieId

The Rev. Philip N. Hun
sicker, a graduate of the Cand
Ter School of Theology of
Emory University in Atlanta,
Ga, will become the first as
Sociate pastor of Springfield
(VaD Methodist Church next
Sunday.
A native of Charleston, w.
Va, Mr.. Hunsicker had a
varied career as a student. He
began his studies in architec-
ture at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. He changed courses
while attending VPI and grad
Evening star., 1960-07-02

BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Va.|
Beacon Hill Rd. and Oak DR.. Rev.
John Grandin, $50 and IL am.
ST PAUL (FallS church,
LLeesburg Pike and 1dylEoood Rd
ST. JOHN (FrancOnia, Va.)
Franconia Rd. and st. Johns Dr..
Rev. Paul Meyer, HOO am
OXON HILL
RYSsyt R?ss OfSR seRosaaedsf H5' sf 80 81 siT snd
ll:00 am.
COncOrdia Countries, Va.)
Y: s. Hwy. No; l. Rev. Pred
School, 9:15 am.
TRINITY mt. Rainier)
both and Bunker Hill Rd. Rev.
Roy Mack, S:30 and II am.
REDEMER (HyattSville)
3Sth and Longfellow. Rev VIM.
H. Kohn, 1890 am. Sunday
HOLY CROSS (Greenbelt)
s2 Ridge Rd Rev. Edward H.
sihneT' sIrner' $50 go and II am. Sunday
Ascension (LandOver HiIIs)
1920 Ardmore Rd. Rev. Henry
Schroeder, s and II am. Sunday
School. 9:30 am
TRINITY (BOwie)
Bowie. Md. Rev. Henry Schroeder,
$50 am Sunday School 1890
Chapel of The Deaf I'd. c.
SERVICES WILL BE RESUMED
AUGUST 2S.
SUNDAY, 1880 PM, WRC, $50