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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
3
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Evangelist Lester Roloff opens revival services in Baytown on Sunday at 7 30 p m under a tent with 2000 capacity at North Main and Wilburn Drive. He heads evangelistic work after pastoring Corpus Christi and a Baylor education. Wayne Tucker directs music for a 75 voice choir. Sermon topics include Miracles in This Modern Day and Hell’s Mad Dogs. Services run through June 22.
Grace Methodist plans morning and evening services with Rev Jordan at 8 20 and 10 45. Rev Brannon preaches at 7 39 p m and addresses the youth at 10 45 p m. Bennie Middaugh to sing Father in morning services. Church school at 9 45 a m MYF at 6 30 p m.
Memorial Baptist Church pastor Rev A L Jordan preaches at 8 30 and 11 am with the theme The Measure of a Man A three woman sextet provides music at the first service Fred Parker directs the choirs The 11 am service features Lead Me Lord broadcast on KRCT at 9 10 Membership roll call bell will be rung at all three services
Rev A L Packer pastor of Highlands Assembly of God announces annual Vacation Bible School starting Monday through June 27, held daily from 9 to 12 noon in Parker. Children four to 15 are invited to attend with Bible stories and handwork instruction.
Pastor Rev N F Blanseet of Decker Drive Assembly of God announced next week’s service schedule. Regular services at 11 a m and 7 35 p m. Christ Ambassadors meet at 5 45 p m with Thomas Echols directing.
The First Christian Church plans participation in an Adult Conference at Camp Ross Sterling June 15 20. Rev Clyde D Foltz opens with a morning sermon on Traveling and the choir under Hal Bonner will sing I Heard The Voice of Jesus.
Rev C G Owen pastor of Central Assembly of God announces vacation Bible school at 6 30 a m Monday with Mrs Earl Teten in charge and classes 8 30 to 11 a m Monday through Friday Sunday features Morning Meditations on KREG at 8 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m under J O Hendricks superintendent The pastor speaks at 11 a m service and 7 45 p m evangelistic service Regular weekday services are 7 43 p m Wednesday Mrs Le Triplett heads Women s Missionary council at 9 30 a m Thursday
Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God begins the second week of vacation Bible school with more than 200 attendees. Rev W. Graham reports supervision by C E Shugart. Rev J O Savell, Texas district superintendent, will speak at 9 am service. Assembly of God Hour airs on KRCT at 4 50 pm. Wade Partin directs Christ Ambassadors at 5 45 pm. evangelistic services start at 7 45 pm.
The Baytown Church of Christ Scientist will read a lesson sermon titled God the Preserver of Man. It argues divine Love enables daily protection from temptation and suffering and cites Psalms 91:1 and John 14:12. The Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures is quoted to claim divine Love meets every human need.
Rev. George P. English will preach at the Baptist Temple in two services 10 50 a m and 8 p m The subjects are Works of the Flesh Versus Fruits of the Spirits and There Is God in Heaven Music for both services directed by Barney Webb Vacation Bible School begins 7 33 p m Wednesday with Mrs Roy Burden as principal
Rabbi Sammbel Schwartz, new to the United States two years, was chosen as driver of the week by Cadet H. Ee MeeKee in Baytown. The award, aired Friday night on the Nite Edition Baytown Sun program at 10 pm, honors safe driving and self-preservation. Schwartz and his England-born family have lived in Baytown for five years.
Morning prayer will be the order of service Sunday at 11 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church. The rector Rev. P. Walter Henckell will have charge. Ushers are T. M. Hoffman and John D. Booker with Jimmy Walmsley, Keith Ulich and Toe Hugeins as acolytes. The choir director George Meason and Mrs. Ray L. Spear organist will sing a special offertory. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. with Robert Dippel as acolyte. Church school Bible class and confirmation instruction at 9:30 a.m. Bishop Clinton Quin will visit at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with a class of young people and adults presented for confirmation.
Divine Direction will be the sermon subject at St Mark's Methodist Church Sunday with services at 8 45 and 10 55 a m Rev Wayne McCleskey will preach. Special music at the first service by Robert Jimerson and choir directed by Mrs Z V Warren. Dr Dan Nicholson to be organist. Delegates H G Cornell and W T Porter to give convention reports at Sunday night service. Music by George Cohoe and Wayland Cohoe.
First Presbyterian Church will be well represented at the young people's camp next week in Bastrop. Pastor Rev. Ewing McPhail and seven youngsters attend plus eight others including Peggy Bolien Kay Underwood Bennie Lee Johnson Reginald Harper Charles Seligman Robert Earl Wilson and David McPhail. W. O. Webber will speak at the 7 30 pan service. Credentials of Jesus will be the pastor s subject at the 11 a m service. The choir directed by T F Seale will sing The Heavens Are Declaring by Beethoven. Mrs Mary Pennington is organist. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m and Junior High fellowship at 3 30 p m Women s Auxiliary meets at 7 30 p m Monday and men s brotherhood at 7 p m Tuesday in fellowship hall.
A Baytown Baptist church listed as Temple 303 Graham 7 is referenced in a brief local item. The entry provides address style clues and a contact or registration line, indicating a small community notice or directory mention. The fragment emphasizes location and institutional identity within Baytown.
Fragmentary text notes an Ohio location and references a town setting. The readable bits mention an ending or boundary and an aerial or bird theme but lack full context or clear events. Names and concrete details are absent, yielding a sketchy, non-specific note.
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