Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1966 Page: 1 of 4
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No. 34
Vol. XXIII
ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 19M z
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WHEELING, W. Vir. —
The second “Inspiration
Day” was held on April 28.
Over 190 ladies attended
this all-day meeting at the
church building on National
Road.
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'Inspiration Day9 Draws
Almost 200 Participants
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Members of the Board of
Trustees are Edwin Hartman. “£
Dayton, president;: D. F. An- J1
WESTERVILLE, Ohio—Spring
Road Church of Christ in West
ervifle recently completed a -
three day Teachers’ Workshop.
The Education Committee,
headed by Dale Starr, planned
a busy 6-session program that
was attended by teachers and
others from the Westerville .
church and congregation from
the greater Columbus area.
Fred Mosley, of Nashville.
Tenn . conducted the daily ses
sions of the workshop. He was
assisted by David Myers, min
ister of the local congregation.
"A training and work program
such as this,” Starr noted,
“gives a positive encourage-
ment to the new and prospective
teacher.
“It helps the active teacher to
reevaluate Ns goals and sharpen
his teaching program for his
class.”
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During the workshop periods
‘ 'lowing women took part:
rack Lanham, Wheeling;
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J. M. Mankin
Williston, Middletown; James
E. Frampton, Loveland. Ohio;
John H. Kemp, Milford, Ohio;
Roger King, Fairfield, Ohio;
Douglas C. Staley, Camden.
Ohio and Birchel Wilson, of Cin-
cinnati.
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Mrs. Jack I
Mrs. Leonard Wolfe, St. Clairs-
ville, Ohio; Mrs. Maude Tho-
mas, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio; Mrs.
, Sam Johnson. Moundsville, W.
Va.; Mrs. Cliff Cronin, War-
wood, W. Va.; Mrs. Raymond
Plum, Weirton, W. Va. and Mrs.
Robert Cronin, Wheeling
Also Mrs. Clarence Summers,
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Board, Wheeling; Miss Mary
Massey, Wheeling; *'
Riley, Wheeling; Mi
Coy, Pittsburgh, F«., «>B. »«>
Henry, Cameron, W. Va.; Mrs.
John Hamilton, Woodsfield,
Ohio; Mrs. Walter Young, Can-
ton, Ohio; and Mrs. J. E. Meix-
ner and Mrs. Ellis Bedford, both
of Pittsburgh, Pa.
A filmstrip was presented by
Mrs. Howard Spengler of Fol-
lansbee, W. Va., and Mrs. Wal-
ter Masters of Moundsville, W.
A display of the use of bulletin
boards, charts, cartoons and
news articles was presented by
Mrs. Floyd Fulmer, Mrs. Wil-
bert Arman and Mrs. Clarence
DeLoach of Marietta, Ohio. Sev-
eral slides were shown of color-
ful bulletin boards used by the
Sixth and Washington Church of
Christ in their teaching pro-
gram.
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Midwestern Children’s Home Rally Set
Well-Known Speakers
To Address Gathering
By Dick Cupp
CINCINNATI, Ohio—John Allen Chalk, M. F. (Mid)
McKnight, J. S. Winston and Alan Bryan are among
speakers scheduled for a Saturday, May 28, raHy on the
site of the new Midwestern Children’s Home near Cincin-
nati.
A throng of members, includ-
ing at least 500 teenagers, is ex-
pected to gather on the Warren
County side when the activities
begin at 10 a.m. They will take
part in a day of, singing, speak-
ing and fellowship, with a lunch-
eon planned for noon.
Young people will be treated
to a program featuring talks by
J. M. Mankin of Chattanooga,
Tenn., who will also be the song
leader for the day, and Roger
Coffman of Proctorville, Ohio.
An afternoon recreational pro-
gram is also planned.
Radio Serios
Chalk is the first full-time
speaker for the Herald of Truth
radio series, and has also ap-
peared on that coast-to-coast
television program. His sermon
May 28 will be “The Fields Are
White.”
McKnight is minister of the
Highland church in Abilene,
Tex. His topic will be The
Hour of Decision.”
Winston is minister of the Uni-.
verSity church in Cleveland.
Ohio.
Bryan, president of the Chris-
tian Publishing Company of
Dallas. Tex., is known for his
nationwide church-at-work
workshops.
Noon Meal
ting 2,200 will be on
s in case of bad
weather. Ladies from 35 church-
es are preparing food for the
noon meal. Esteen Skrobak, of
Dayton, Ohio, is in charge of the
menu.
The new children’s home site,
near Morrow, Ohio, on Long
Spurlock Road, is about 25 miles
east of Cincinnati and is also
close to Dayton and Columbus.
The 160 acres purchased last
summer for $65,000 includes a
lake, wooded areas and some
buildings. Current value, before
improvements, is about $80,000.
The homes will be patterned
after the “cottage style” plan.
Each home will he a modern,
five-bedroom unit designed to
house eight .children and two
house parents. Approximate
cost of each unit is $31,000 plus
$5,000 for furnishings.
Construction
It is hoped that construction
of three units will begin Septem-
ber 1. Total cost for these units,
plus Street paving, water and
sewer facilities and operating
expenses for 1967 and 1968 will
be about $250,000.
More than $100,000 of this has
already been raised, and indi
viduals are being asked to make
up the difference by making
committments to extend over a
period! of 30 months.
Plans call for the erection of
40 homes over a period of years,
which would provide for 300 •
children TNs is the C l ‘ ,
home for Ohio which has about
Parkersburg, W. Va.j_Mrs._Cliff
Mrs. Robert
trs. Patsy Mc-
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Hamilton, Woodsfield,
ton, Ohio; and Mrs. J. E. Meix-
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Nichols, James W. & DeLoach, Clarence, Jr. Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1966, newspaper, May 27, 1966; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1313372/m1/1/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+West+Virginia%22: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.