3 To Be The Speaker At First Christian Church
A speaker will address girls from age three through thirteen at an open house and program at First Christian Church. The event is scheduled for 5 pm on Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1968
Page
6
A speaker will address girls from age three through thirteen at an open house and program at First Christian Church. The event is scheduled for 5 pm on Wednesday.
The church announces worship at 8 45 and 11 00 in the morning with Rev i Commer minister to speak at both services. Sunday School meets at 5 00 with a night service at 8 20 p.m and 9 00 p.m. A fellowship hall meeting will discuss activities for the coming year. Bill Gandy leads the meeting. Bob Purvis chairs the stewa rdship and Finance commission at 7 30 p.m Tuesday in the fellowship hall. An adult Church School teachers and officers meeting is set for Wednesday at the church.
Rev. Ren 0. Jernigan serves as pulpit guest at Highlands United Methodist Church for the evening service while Rev. Mark Lewis is absent. United Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p.m. Sunday with Mary Upton directing summer activities. July and August Sunday night services are canceled. resume in September. United Methodist Men hold their July meeting Monday with L. E. Marler presiding. after a 6:30 p.m. meal, Rev. Gaston H. Browning of La Porte presents color slides and commentary on his travels behind the Iron Curtain.
Grace Church in the city hosts an evening youth supper and discussion led by Rev. Asbury Lenox while the pastor is away. Four Grace Church members attend a conference at Lakeview School of Christian Mission to study new mission forms and the Gospel.
The Christian Missionary Church announced meetings and named Curtis L. Pace as its first pastor at the Electrical Workers Union Hall located at 129 Hi. Pruett. Church officials said services will begin soon and urged local parishioners to attend.
The Rev. Henry G. Korver will preach at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. services Sunday at First Presbyterian Church on the sermon God Cares For His Own, based on Isaiah 40 verses. Vacation Church School registrations for July 29 to August 1 and August 5 to 8 will be taken, with sessions 9 to 11:30 a.m. The school theme is The Bible. Mrs. R. L. Barr is superintendent with Mrs. Cecil A. Scots assisting. Classes for kindergarten through Junior ages, nursery for teachers’ children. Junior and Senior High Fellowships meet at 6:30 p.m. Senior speaker Woodrow Lewis will discuss poverty in Baytown. Pace, a Toccoa Falls Bible College graduate, is married to Dolores Ashley Pace. their daughter Andrea Michelle. church activities include Thursday 7:30 p.m. services, a progressive dinner for college age group, and a planned Synod Youth Workshop at Trinity University. Five Senior Highs attend the workshop with counselors. The week combines Bible study, contemporary issues, recreation, and HemisFair trip.
Memorial Baptist Church announces an 11 a.m. sermon on Marching With The Truth by Dr. W Edward Thiele pastor He will continue Romans at 7 p.m with The Kind of Creatures We Are The Sanctuary choir led by Rev Bart Neal will sing Mrs Mike Beaugh will perform a solo State Representative Joe Allen invited to speak on Politics and How We Can Influence Legislation at 6 p.m Sunday Following the night service seniors and college students will gather for fellowship hosted by Mr and Mrs John Brian Slides of Venezuela and Cuba will be shown Kathleen Mallory Judson Societies plan a 6 p.m Monday covered dish supper with officer elections to follow A Mission Vacation Bible School will run July 22 26 at Mr and Mrs James Johnsons home led by Invincibles Miss Susan Upchurch and Miss Janet Dugger joined by Memorial group of youth and adults
Rev J H Robertson a longtime Texas Conference clergyman and current Campus Pastor at Galveston Medical Center will speak at St Mark's United Methodist Church with sermons titled If You Try Religion and Find Your Place The youth choir will sing at the 8 40 am service with Ruth Ann Holmes soloing The Chancel choir performs at 10 55 am with Rotin Muery soloist A chicken dinner fundraiser for MYF follows at 11 30 am The youth group plans a Nashville trip leaving July 1 with many named participants and adult chaperones The Official Board meets July 24 and Junior High MYF plans a July 22 Houston field trip to Wesley Community Center Anchor House and Herman Park Zoo
Rev. P Walter Henckell rector of Trinity Episcopal Church returns from vacation and will lead three Sunday services with Holy Communion at 9:15 am. Celebrant will be Rev F Philip Digpam. Lay readers at the 9:15 am service include A D Souby and L W Stasney. At 11 am lay readers are H Halter and E Wood. Acolytes include John Russell and Kent Liggett among others. Altar Guild is Mrs D Meador and Mrs T M Hottman.
An Italian government plan to tax Vatican holdings sparks a clash over the Lateran pacts. Rome fears a broader financial impact as the Vatican defends its exemption while economists weigh potential shifts from stock investments to other assets. The dispute centers on stock dividends and the church's tax-free real estate and ventures.
New York is reporting that coffee breaks are being tested as a tool against fatigue and highway hypnosis. Safety experts advocate rest stops on busy highways to interrupt sustained driving, though public resistance to stopping remains a hurdle. The National Coffee Stop program led the effort.
Harris County residents, especially young disabled people, may qualify for new Social Security disability benefits after 1965 and 1967 amendments, says George D. Clark, district manager. Changes broadened eligibility by illness duration and revised work requirements for youths and young workers. The piece notes the Eiffel Tower painting last completed in 1941 and that work halts during tourist season to avoid splatters.
The Westminster Presby terian Church preaches on the topic Importance in Little Things at the 9 30 am service with Rev. Thomas R Brower citing Deuteronomy 8 20 l and Matthew 25 31 46 A free public Bible lecture is set for 3 pm Wednesday and a men s luncheon at 22 15 pm Thursday at the Kingdom Hall Jehovah s Witnesses 1305 Hawthorne Other Bible studies and service meetings are planned through the week including 8 pm Tuesday and the ministry school and service meeting at 7 52 0 pm Friday at the Kingdom Hall
Charles Moore, ministerial student at Brite Divinity School and former Baytown resident, will be guest speaker at the 10:50 Sunday service in Fort Worth. He studied at Lee College and Texas Christian University, now pursuing pastoral ministry while serving as youth minister at Handley Men Christian Church. Dea David and Homer Thomas oversee the service. Three youths, Margie Hooper, Shirley Cavanay, and Jean Kinsey, will attend Mid-Teen Camp at Camp Wilburr Sunday afternoon.
Rev Roy Cloudt pastor of Second Baptist announced sermon topics for the Sunday morning service It Is A Sin to Neglect Lost Souls and for the night message Weeping Aloud Building Fund Day will raise offerings for the church building Juniors will be feted with a trip to The Sea Drama in Galveston Thursday Planning and Survey Committee meets at 730 pm Tuesday
Coady Baptist Church on Wade Road starts Sunday morning services at 9:45 and 10:50 with Rev. C E Meadows Jr presenting Thou Faithful Servant at the morning sermon. Training Union at 5:30, evening worship at 6:36, and prayer meeting at 7:30 Wednesday.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces a service at 10 15 a m featuring the sermon Bewitched Generation. Officers listed include President Sandra Gillett Secretary Susan Eschenburg Treasurer Lydia Fiiench Parliamentarian Carl Wilder Historian Judy Bernshausen and youth activities with Scout Troop 333 at 7 30 p m Tuesday Court of Honor planned. The Women of St Pauls will meet with a program Let the Lutheran Board will meet at Old Cat Die.
The Baytown Christian Science Church at Nevada and Michigan hosts Life as this week’s lesson subject with a Golden Text from Revelation and references to Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Services include study in the church and Sunday School with a Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. The Reading Room at 10 N. Ashbel is open Monday through Friday 7am to 4pm and Saturday 1pm to 4pm for guests.
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