Texas records 77 domestic corporations chartered in May
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports seventy seven domestic corporations were chartered in Texas in May with an estimated capital value of 1 220 000 dollars. Twenty five foreign corporations received permits to operate in the state.
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Texas
University of Texas Bureau of
Church service schedule and pastor notes
At The Churches BAPTIST Sunday school 10 am superintendent M C Pittman. Morning service 11 am. Mid week services Wednesday Teachers meeting 7 pm prayer service 745 pm. Choir rehearsal Friday 730 pm. Training Union Sunday 6 pm. Evening service 7 pm. All times Mountain War Time. Pastor R L Wittner. Catholic Masses Sunday 9 and 10 30 am. weekday Masses 7 30 pm. evening service 7 pm. Pastor Francis Juaniz.
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Baptist Sunday School
M. C. Pittman
Francis Juaniz
Nichols Quartet Sings at Bible Morning Worship
The Bible show morning worship features a sermon on Jesus Lover of My Soul with the Nichols quartet singing the same hymn. Evening worship at 8 pm presents His Grace Is Sufficient for Every Need of Life as the sermon subject. JOAN E. PICKERING urges attendance. visitors welcome. services begin at 9 45.
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Jesus
Nichols
Joan E. Pickering
Truth and worship lessons in various churches
The weekly church notices announce a Christian Science lesson sermon on Truth to be read in all Christ Scientists on Sunday July 29 with citations from Psalms and I Timothy and excerpts from Science and Health. Local services include Arch of Christ and James Scofal, along with Methodist morning worship and Sunday school details.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Open Door Thank You From Vacation Bible School
A church note expresses gratitude for those who helped the Vacation Bible School at Nazarene American Legion Hall. Service times include Bible school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and 8 p m. Pastors Marvin Williams and David H Walworth invite a cordial welcome.
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Marvin Williams
Nazarene American Legion Hall
David H. Walworth
Erian Church school opens in all departments at 10 am
The Erian Church announces a church school opening across all departments at 10 am with worship and teaching for all ages. Morning worship at 11 and a participatory service, plus choir rehearsal led by W C Friesen at 5 30 pm Wednesday. The sanctuary, hospitality room, dining room and kitchen welcome service members and families daily.
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Erian Church
W. C. Friesen
Plan Your Postwar Home Now Plan Your Postwar Home Now
Ambitious wartime housing pitch urges readers to plan and save for a future home. It promotes using War Bonds to fund a “home of tomorrow” and encourages preparing details now before postwar restrictions are lifted. It stresses readiness and smart investment.
Latin American Caravan Invades Alpine Youth Meetings
An active member of the Latin American youth fellowship La Trinidad will lead evangelistic and social meetings in Alpine starting Sunday morning at the Mexican Community House El Paso. Faustina G. Moscovice of Trinity University Dallas and Emma Tafolla of La Trinidad Church are among the participants. Mary Elias of Floresville and Emma J. Garza of San Antonio are shown in a related photo.
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Oist Youth Fellowship
la Tin
Alpine
Nidad Methodist Church
San An
Trinity Unior
Emma Tafolla
la Trinidad
Trinity
Faustina G. Moscovice
Rena
Dallas
Urg
Paso
Scarrist College
Nashville
Mary Elias
Floresville
Emma J. Garza
San Antonio
Trinity U
Health Education Workshop Led by University Bureau in Texarkana
A June workshop conducted in Texarkana by the University of Texas Health Education Bureau for Texarkana Junior College faculty taught health education and a sociology course for University credit. Similar workshops will be held in other cities on request, announced Miss Jeanie Pinckney, director. War bonds are the safest investment on the market.
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Texarkana
University of Texas Health Education Bureau
Jeanie Pinckney
Bureau
More Jobs Planned By Flemington Rand Inc
Flemington Rand Inc of Stamford Conn says it has a four year backlog of civilian business as war work ends. James H Rand president outlines postwar expansion including a four story laboratory in South Norwalk to upgrade machines and equipment for business. The firm plans to expand most plant facilities and keep employment high for several years. No new Avalanche subscriptions are being taken outside the immediate area or for service members until further notice.
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Flemington-Rand, Inc
Stamford
Avalanche
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