Dale, Rev. Lester
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
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- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter, Missouri; Stoddard County, Mo.
- First event date
- 1977-08-12
- Last event date
- 1977-12-23
Timeline — 5 events
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1977-08-12
Named as pastor of Second General Baptist in the Daily Statesman-Messenger church directory
church · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19770812-p7
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1977-09-16
Area 'Preacher Poll' on whether church property should keep tax-exempt status: Rev. Lester Dale (Second General Baptist Church), Rev. Clifford E. Wray (First General Baptist Church), Rev. George Cartwright (Westside Baptist Church), Rev. Stanley E. Land (First Christian Church), Rev. Leon A. Slover (United Methodist Church), Rev. Frank Heitman (First Assembly of God Church) and Father Bill Huggins (Sacred Heart Catholic Church) gave their views.
religion · neighbor|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19770916-p7
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1977-10-07
Identified as Rev. Lester Dale, Second General Baptist Church, Dexter (pastor; 'Rev. Lester Dale is Pastor' in the revival article); also a preacher-poll respondent.
church/pastor items · neighbor|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771007-p4
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1977-11-11
Second General Baptist Church. In the preacher poll on marijuana legalization: 'If we continue to allow these things to be free from the jurisdiction of the law we are making it easier for organized crime to take over.' Also: Pastor Dale invites everyone to a gospel sing at the Second General Baptist Church in Dexter on Sunday, November 13, 2 to 4 p.m., featuring the Calvarymen and the Songmen Quartet.
church_affiliation · neighbor|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771111-p6
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1977-12-23
Baptist — Second General Baptist Church; quoted in the 'religion today' preacher poll ('Preacher poll: Politics anyone?') on whether church leaders should participate in city government
quoted · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771223-p6
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