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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1951
Page
5
Lyon topses sermon at Bayou Methodist Church as 20:00 service fills the pews. A prelude Peepoo! at 1:35 a.m. precedes the 21:00 hour sermon titled Wee Need A Physician. Meeting set for 7:38 Wednesday at the church.
The Fidelis Class of St. Maris Methodist Church plans a clothing drive for flood relief in Kansas and Missouri. Rev. Wayne McCloskey invites donations at the church office. Details include services at 8:45 and 10:45 am with sermons and special music, plus a 6:25 pm meeting featuring Judge E. Smith of Austin.
The First Presbyterian Church of Waco hosts the closing ceremony of Vacation Bible School at 7:36 pm in the sanctuary. Rev. M. E. McPhail notes this marks the birth anniversary of the program begun in 1928 at Bartown. Congregation will skip union services due to tomorrow night’s pageant. Highlands Baptist reports about 3941 children attended the school described by principal Mrs. A. O. Dunaway.
The Lutheran Hour broadcasts in 36 languages on 1034 stations across 42 countries, with thousands of letters from behind the Iron Curtain. A Hungarian village listening group was raided, yet faith endures as Russians and others seek Russian Bibles and sermons about Jesus.
Rev Karl H L Bracker of St Pauls Lutheran Church will lead the 1045 am service with Killough on organ and Michael Thurman as acolyte. Church school meets at 930 am in the educational building under Ruben Prennin. Bracker will teach the Adult Bible Class tomorrow. Peace Tabernacle cancels all services to allow attendance at United Pentecostal Camp Meeting in Lufkin.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department says prices received by farmers dropped 2.3 percent in the month ending July 35, marking the fifth straight monthly decline. Despite the fall, the average prices are still 11.8 percent higher than a year ago.
The Christian Science lesson sermon for tomorrow centers on truth and the divine city. Golden text from Isaiah plus Psalm 48 and a reading from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures describe heaven as a righteous, open city of light. Services begin 11:00 am with a Wednesday meeting at 7:00 pm and Sunday school at 9:36 pm at Michigan and Nevada Streets rooms open 1:00 to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday and Wednesday evenings.
Members of the First Christian Church will go to Camp Ross Sterling at noon tomorrow for a picnic. Rev Clyde D Foltz announced the outing with a planned recreational program and a Vesper service to close.
Miss Jerilyn Wilburn, soloist, will perform O Divine Redeemer by Gounod at Grace Methodist Church in both morning and evening services tomorrow. The race congregation will join the union worship at First Christian Church at 7 20 p m led by Rev. Jordan and cantor.
C A Roberts Jr 19, Baylor University student, opens the Annual Memorial Baptist Church Youth Revival tomorrow. Fort Worth native Roberts is pursuing ministry amid extensive youth rally work and is a noted debater. H R Gray 20, also a Baylor student from Tennessee, will also speak as part of the revival. Three services daily including 8:30 am 11 am and 7 pm, with a 6:45 am Coffee and Doughnut Fellowship beginning Monday. The revival runs through August 4 with weekday services at 7:30 pm.
The Trinity Episcopal Church school will show The Life of St Paul at 9:30 tomorrow. Rev Walter Henckell will lead Holy Communion at 5 am and morning prayer. Choir directed by Geo Meason with Mrs. C E Rawson at the organ. ushers Hoffman Meador and Steiner. lay reader R Z Gates. Fellowship follows service hosted by W W F Linscott Re Reo Zierlein M Bierstein and Robert Dyer.
The four day old revival at Baptist Temple will continue through August 5 announced by Rev. Georgese Singlish pastor Rev. John A. Pirtle of Atlanta Georgia is leading the revival Music is under the direction of Charlies Reat of La Porte. Services are held at 18 am and 7 36 p.m daily Tomorrow's schedule includes school at 9 45 am and Training Union at 7 p.m.
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