Lee Brigadiers Begin August Practice at Brig
The Lee Brigadiers Drum and Bugle Corps of Robert E. Lee High School opened August practice with 165 girls present. Diane Hastings welcomed attendees and introduced graduates and officers. The schedule was outlined by Mrs. Stan Norton with several quartermasters named for drums, bugles, magazines, attendance, uniforms, and other duties. Rookies will practice through Aug. 15 and all Brigadiers report that day. Dr. Alvera Griffin is business manager.
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Lee
Robert E. Lee High School
Brig
Diane Hastings
Stan Norton
Mary Karen Lyon
Kathryn Martin
Becky Camp
Jonsie
Marilynne Capps
Linda Lee J. Cunningham
Kathy’ James
Sue Carney
Kathy Lesch
Alvera’ Griffin
First Baptist Church Closes Revival Services Sunday
Revival services end with 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. closings. Mike Gilchrist and Glen Walker are noted for preaching and singing. Women Missionary Union circle meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the church for mission program. Young Women’s auxility social planned Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Elmer Gray’s home. Phebeans class meets Thursday in the Intermedial building. Earlier lines mention dog armor in battle, a non sequitur from the revival notes.
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Revival First Baptist Church
Mike Gilchrist
Préa Glen Walker
Will
Leold
Women' S Missionary Union
Elmer Gray
Jack
The
Phebeans
Pam
Students to Attend Chi Rho Camp Next Week
Four young people Julié Bollinger Gary Buller Jan Mann and Su ny Stewart will attend the Chi Rho Camp at Camp Will durr next week. They will leave Sunday afternoon after a 8 p.m. fellowship at 7 Brood.
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Will Presen
Charles Forque
Chi Rho
Durr
Julié Bollinger
Gary Buller
Jan Mann
Su Ny Stewart
Will
Bevil Allen Oliver Jr Born in Baytown
Bevil Allen Oliver Jr is born Aug 11 at Lillie-Duke Hospital weighing Jed pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Oliver of Highlands and Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. Sorrells of Baytown. Services include a 3 p.m. with minister, Charles Fortue leading singing and Miss Mooneian House as pianist. Vacation Bible School starts Monday morning and runs to Aug 13 with teachers listed. Hours 9 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday night choir rehearsal at 7, Chi Rha hike and picnic Saturday at Rose Land Park led by Gail Galyon summer youth director.
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Oliver
Bevil - Oliver
Baytuss
Bevil Allen Oliver’ Jr
Charles Fortue
Alton Davis
Ben-Ed Stovall
C. B. Raney
J. B. Wood
Roland Kudla
Drexel Cox
Gail Galyon
Chi Rha
Roseland
Youth Led Revival to Begin Sunday in Gulf Coast District
The Gulf Coast District sponsors a youth led revival starting Sunday at Congregational Methodist Church, 71008 Lee Drive. Rev J rarit Pas tor Evangelist and Rev Mike Gary of Balton Miss will lead, with Rev Charles Stevens of Clute as song leader and Mrs Mary Ann Stevens as pianist. The Stevenses, former Mississippi residents, attended Westminster College and Tehuacana Bible Institute. Youth from district churches will assist. Services at 7:30 p.m. nightly. public invited.
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Gulf. Coast
Congregational Methodist
Lee Drive
J. Rarit
Mike’ Gary
Balton
Miss
Charles’ Stevens
Clute
Mary Ann
Stevens
Mississippi
Westminster College
Bible Institute
Tehuacana
Congregational Methodist College
Whither Goest Thou Topic At First Presbyterian Service
Rev. Burnette Dowler of First Presbyterian Church will preach at the 11 a.m. service with the sermon titled Whither Goest Thou. Mrs. J. B. Ashton conducts the choir and Miss Avis Linder plays the organ. Joyce Stevenson of Westminister Church Houston sings a solo. Sunday school starts at 2:30 p.m. with H. V. Herbert as superintendent. Junior and senior high activities are scheduled, with the pastor and deacons planning meetings midweek.
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Burnette Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Ashton
Avis Linder
Joyce Stevenson
Westminister Presbyterian Church of Houston
H. V. Herbert
Dale Joy
B. L. Polk
Aesop and the origins of his beast fables
Did You Know Aesop is seen as semi historical and semi mythical as the author of animal fables whose moral tales were likely passed orally for long before being written.
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Aesop
Yellowstone Park's worker-witnesses spread faith to visitors
In Yellowstone, Rev. Mr. Lee and 36 student workers lead 16 Sunday services weekly through Labor Day and run Bible schools, discussions, and recreation for crowds and summer staff. Since 1951 the program has grown across national parks with 20,000 attendees last year.
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Paul Albright
Xyellowstone National Ivory Tower
Lee Park
Wyo
Wyoming
Lee
Yellowstone
Christ
John J
A. Lee
West Park
Princeton
National Council of Churches
Altman’s College Wardrobe Board Promotes Fall Styles
Altman’s College Advisory Board of nine young ladies offers coed wardrobe help for campus life. They model informal fall styles all week and showcase skirts, sweaters, dresses, knit ensembles, blouses, sportswear, and accessories. A free BASIC COLLEGE BOOKLET is available on request.
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Altman's College Advisory Board
Altman’s
Just For
Wedding Guests From Hillsboro Attend Central Assembly Event
Out of town churchgoers gathered Saturday at the Central Assembly of God in Houston for a wedding. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bob Richardson of Hillsboro Mrs Saundra Grace Troutman and Lula Harrington from Latexa and Linnis Edward Caswell.
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Mrs
Bob
Miss
Richardson
Hillsboro
Saundra
Grace
Troutman
Lula Harrington
Latexa
Linnis Edward “Caswell
Arid
Bob’ Harrington
Central Assembly of God
Houston
Youth Week Theme At St Mark S Methodist Church
The youth week at St Mark s Methodist Church features a youth choir furnishing music and Rev Basil Jones with Rev Ford Dawson guest preaching at 8 40 and 10 55 services. The theme So You re a Christian So What will be discussed with sessions and group discussions highlighting Life Is Coming Moments.
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Mark’s Methodist Church
Basil Jones
Ford Dawson
Sunda
St. Thomas Methodist Church
Freeport
Men Who Go Ahead by Roy L Smith
A Sunday School lesson on Abraham as an early pioneer who chose faith over majority opinion. The piece argues that divine guidance often appears as a hunch or inner judgment guiding individuals to lead while the crowd lags, with examples of loneliness in leadership and the value of minority principled action. It cites historical figures and notes the lesson theme “The Venture of Faith.”
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Roy L. Smith
Abraham
Haran
God
Columbus
Washington
Valley Forge
Abraham Lincoln
Jesus
Boston
Charles Goodyear
Albert Einstein
United States
Benjamin ‘Franklin
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
the United
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College Advisory Board
Pas’ Gro
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Texas Tech
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University of Texas
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