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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1966
Page
7
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church announces a youth revival featuring Bob Criss and Conwell Ware as evangelist and singer. The event includes morning and evening services with a special Junior Time and Youth Choir sessions. Attendees from the Fort Worth and Baylor communities invited.
The Rev. Edwin T. Summers of Grace Methodist Church will preach on The Vision of The Church at the 10 45 am service Sunday. The Sanctuary Choir directed by W W Schubert along with Keith King at the organ will sing Brahms How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place. Evening service features the Senior Chorale. Church School starts at 9 30 am with nursery provided. Commission on Stewardship and Finance meets after Sunday night service. Official Board meets Monday at 7 pm chaired by R Henry Lucas with Grant C Horton as vice-chairman.
Coady Baptist Church holds a morning service with 9 45 am special music led by Cecil Kelly as associate superintendent. Pastor C E Meadows Jr selects The Great ness of God for the morning message and Milton Tanner directs singing with Mrs Bruce Warner on piano. A women's ensemble performs. Training Union starts at 5 20 pm and Rev Meadows preaches at 6 30 pm on The Second Coming.
John K Pierce Jr the Bay town group overseer will address witnesses at 3 p.m. Sunday at Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall 1305 Hawthorne. A group Bible study on Keeping Your Faith with Many Responsibilities follows and Bible answers will be shared. Other meetings include 8 p.m. Tuesday Bible studies and 7:30 p.m. Friday ministry school and service meeting at the Kingdom Hall. Public invited.
Vacation Bible School begins with a commencement service at 6 p.m. Sunday at Baptist Temple, 308 Graham. Enrollment stands at 114 with five departments. Parents are invited to attend with their children for a special program following a sermon by Rev. Odis Stanbery. The Baptist Temple Adult Choir, directed by Eugene Wright, will sing at morning worship.
L J Weiler and H N Love are slated as readers for the parish family service. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 3 a m. at the chapel of St James House with Rev P Walter Hencken celebrant. ushers acolytes and choir to participate. parish activities listed for the week.
Christian Churches of the Gulf hold their annual assembly at First Christian Church in Houston starting June 11 at 2 30 p m with Dr. Stephen J England dean emeritus of Phillips University Enid Oklahoma and president of the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ as featured speaker He will discuss the Dallas convention set for Sept 23 23 The morning worship June 19 presents The People of the Good News as the second in a summer series Petitions include youth group activities at Camp Wilbur with Dennis Pendleton aiding Mark Tiller Linda Pendleton and Margie Lynn Hooper The Christian Women’s Fellowship meets Tuesday with Bremer and Larson groups assembling at designated homes and times
First Baptist Church schedules morning service sermon Christ Within You by Rev Robert M Cheek and an evening sermon The Cause of Gil. Special music by W C Hopper Sr after offertory. Youth activities begin with Junior Play Day Tuesday 9 45 am. June 14.
The Rev E H Domonique pastor of Mt Rose Missionary Baptist Church at 1130 Carver will speak at 7 p m Sunday service on Thinking of Jesus. He will take his text from Matthew 22 49 with a local program accompanying the sermon. The public is invited.
KREMMLING Colo. AP Sixes figure prominently as Mike Shay celebrated his 6th birthday with six attendees. The event marked the 6th day of the 6th month of 1966 observed by Mr and Mrs Bob Shay at their home.
Pre-registration for Vacation Church School at Westminster Presbyterian Church starts Sunday. The two week program runs July 1 through 21 with services at 9:30 a.m. and 10:20 a.m. plus adult study at 10:45 a.m. A senior high trip to Galveston is planned for 12:30 p.m. Monday Session meets 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
John Camp will lead a college age discussion class at First Presbyterian Church using Fear and Trembling by Kierkegaard. Classes meet Sundays at 9 20 am in the church office with nursery provided. Sermon topic Footprint in the Sand at 11 am by Rev Burmette W Downer follows IT Corinthians 32. Chancel Choir directed by Charles Forqué will perform special music.
All Saints Episcopal Church plans mass service for the first Sunday after Trinity at 8 a.m. with Reverend Peter Katt officiating and delivering the sermon. Lay Reader Robert Maeser Jr reads propers. ushers Charles Homer Louis Hunsucker assist. Acolytes Stevenson Sammons Skinner listed. Church School and coffee hour paused for summer. nursery for preschoolers available. Bishop's Committee to meet Wednesday at 7 20 p.m.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Seven military communications satellites will be launched on a Titan 3 rocket next Wednesday The satellites weigh about 103 pounds each and will be placed into a 21 000 mile high orbit after a six hour sequence of maneuvers The mission aims to link Washington Vietnam and military bases globally Meanwhile NASA reports 17 of 21 experiments aboard the orbiting OGG 3 satellite have been commanded and are transmitting sun earth data The remaining four experiments will be activated later.
Monsignor Kennedy explains Pentecost lasts 25 weeks this year with Advent starting Nov 27. Epistle from 1 John 3:13-38 and Gospel Luke 14:16-24. Holy Name Society to receive Corporate Communion at 7:30 am Mass. Catholic groups meet Sunday and Monday with daily Masses and weekend confessions schedule.
Vacation Bible School starts at 8 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church of Mont Belvieu. The 10 day program for Juniors and Intermediates contrasts with five days for younger children, with a large slate of officials and volunteers listed for primaries, juniors, and intermediate departments. A WMU meeting and farewell party for the Boyds are noted alongside several local notices and hospital stays.
Channelview High School will send Richard W. Buckner and Bill Holmes to the 1966 Texas American Legion Boys State at the University of Texas in Austin. The program, run by American Legion posts, trains juniors in government through mock parties, elections, and law enactment. Commander William D. Hendricks of Post 644 thanked the Channelview Junior Chamber of Commerce for support.
Henry W. Stevenson Jr says state spending could top revenue by 26.5 to 48 million dollars by 1970 unless new taxes are found. He, as head of the Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council, proposed a personal income tax as a solution.
The Chancel Choir will sing at the first service with LeRoy Gardner as soloist. The Youth Choir performs at the second service. Rev. Roger Armistead will preach This I Believe at 7 p.m. The Men’s Quartet and E M Watkins perform causes He Loved Me So. A reception in the church parlor honors Rev and Mrs Armifield as they depart for Wesleyan Church in Huntsville Texas.
Coins stamps armor and maps representing 800 years of Lithuanian history and culture have been fossilized and will form part of a collection in a Chicago museum for Lithuanian study and appreciation. The museum opens June 22.
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