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ON ENROLLMENT old, were enrolled in school
Question on school enroll-or college in October 1955
ment will be asked in addi han 1» October 1950. Abou should be bought as an investment
€ é fuiries 37.2 million persons 5 to 29
on employment and unem- years old were enrolled at
ESR ployment in the October {he beginning of the 1955-56
) Current Population Survey, school vear. This number
2 according to Supervisor John represented a 23 percent > . .
= G. Gibson of the Census Bur- g4i, rit apt ; d d t 1 h d f :
2a, olin 5 gain over the 30.2 tli
rion vr tie 12 en esigned to accomplish some definite
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ne Si Pru Kindergarten enrollment
Pe 3 Similar que stions on school very 1 rapidly (by
Sem pe | OG percent) petween 1950
L ih and 1! the survey showed . .
NNN u erans Elementary schoo] enroll- wh th t b d t t
ment increased 24 percent, purpose, Cc er 1 C use O S 11m-
: Meet Oct. 10-17 Ag high school enrollment
red : 19 percent. College enroll
At Harrisburg ment declined during the
i early years of this decade,
Twentieth Biennial Con-put by 1955 it had increased ~ nd
CA BIL Suu mde hol Jonge ulate sales or enhance prestige. Its
eran Church in America iS pp. Current Population h
being held October 10-17 in will be taken locally and in
Harrisburg. i : ...1329 other areas of the coun-
Among the highlights will irs ring the week of Oct.
be: re-l13 vormation will be col- . . ie .
ports of the board of pen-..¢ In v Robert F ‘« 1 t 1 t h t t t
= a Ny or d locally by Robert F. value to you lies not mm what it COSt,
sinos study committee; Fri- — 4
day afternoon, report of theo 4 i wi =
board of American Missions; Dama
e Friday evening, dinner, Lu- qe
theran Laymen’s Movement ; i . .
ai Zombo Temple JUL 2 but in what it accomplishes
Saturday morning, report se ES So
of United Lutheran Church 25= oe AN
Women; Monday morning, { M i aN ee
reports of the Lutheran Lay- {J 7 TO
men’s and the special com- \, gs,
mission on relation to Ameri py 3
SR can Lutheran church bodies;
Tuesday morning, report ong - bi —
4 eltetions. ' iq 4 .
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of the Board of American 4
Missions 30th anniversary
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TR president of the United Lu Nes i
\ theran Church, recently re hs Je
turned from Russia, where 4 She ; A t
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of American church leaders f§ 804 ad KP
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