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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1969
Page
14
NEW YORK AP examines thrift in the 1960s. Despite a boom in consumer credit, Americans kept paying on time and built liquid assets. The piece weighs whether free credit replaces old thrift as confidence grows and debt expands.
A student group will lead the 10:30 a.m. service at St. Mark’s United Methodists for Student Recognition Sunday with the Youth Choir, a trombone solo by UT freshman M. Byron Tate, and participation by Dr. Laslie LeGrand and Rev. Rudy Pace. Evening activities are canceled. a dramatic presentation is planned.
Rev John Jackson Institutional Chaplain Houston Hospitals will be guest speaker at Redeemer Lutheran Church Sunday. A service of Christmas hymns is planned with divine worship at 10 45 am and Sunday School for all ages at 8 45 am. A nursery for small children is available during Sunday School and church. There will be no New Year’s Eve service. Pastor Nichols from Alamo has accepted Redeemer’s call and arrives January 3. Installation on January 11 includes sermon by Pastor Welter Mube and liturgy by Pastor Donald Zimbrick with Presi Carl Heckenr participating.
Town church announces a student night at 7 pm featuring college participants Miss Nita Beth Lee Miss Ruz Ann Lively Craig Bradley Lane Ward Mike Morris and David Graves. The Youth Choir directed by Fred Parker will sing. Informal fellowship follows at the pastor's home 171 Kentucky Street.
A collection of quotations includes Mrs. Robert Poe of Louisville describing a heroic rescue during a house fire, Jeanne Martin commenting on marriage and divorce, Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos sharing political ambitions, Bonita Granville reflecting on acting choices, Beatrice Alexander on dolls stimulating imagination, and note of the 1839 cell theory by Schleiden and Schwann.
The First Presbyterian Church announces a sermon titled A Doorway to a Decade by Rev. Burnette W. Dowler at the 30 and 11 a.m. services. Soloist Alan Weikel and organist Mrs. Mary Pennington provide music at the 11 a.m. service. Christmas Home runs 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. Sunday. The Senior Highs plan a Lake Livingston retreat Monday and Tuesday with Dowler and Mr and Mrs Sammy F McPhail attending adults. Ether anesthesia's first use noted as 1842.
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