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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1951
Page
5
Baytown church announces a Mother's Day service at 4 pm with Women’s Guild leading and special music by Mrs. Paul F. The program features K. B. Bracker presenting a reading titled Charles Sire.
Communion service at St Mark's Methodist Church features violin and choir pieces. The 10:45 service includes public exam readings by confirmands instead of a sermon, with special music by Mrs Cordrum and organist Mrs Killough. Church school meets at 9:30 in the Educational Building.
James L. Hutson, chairman of the Education Committee, announced Vacation Bible School at First Christian Church for June 4 through 15. Classes cover nursery age 3, kindergarten ages 4-6, primary ages 7-9, junior ages 10-11, held daily Monday through Friday until 11 30 am during the two weeks.
Jonny Gehan executive vice president of American Export Lines plays a red hot rubber aboard the Good Ship Independence. Facing a tricky opening lead and potential defenses he discerns a sequence to force the hand and trump the critical trick, ending East's chances and sealing the contract. The vignette asks what kinds of information a declarer can gain from the opening lead before playing cards from dummy or hand.
Grace Methodist Church plans a 30 p.m. service tomorrow to honor senior graduates hosted by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Rev. Milton Jordan will deliver the sermon “Build a Stout House” as Holy Communion is observed at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. A quartet, Tommy Smith, Tammie Jones, Robert Larkin, and Bennie Middaugh, will sing “We Thank Our God.” Sunday school meets 9:30 a.m. and Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m.
Revival opening led by W N Shuttleworth evangelist and district missionary at Cedar Bayou Baptist Church. Report notes Cedar Bayou mission headquarters in New York state with more business activity than next leading state. Also mentions Great Lakes ore traffic and ship design around 1869 capable of carrying over 18,000 tons of ore per voyage.
Bennie Lee Johnson will lead the Junior High Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m. tomorrow with the topic Turn About in Japan. Rev. M. E. McPhail will speak on Christianity's Compelling Conviction at the 11 a.m. service. The choir directed by Mrs. R. C. Wahrma will sing Bless Ye the Lord. Mrs. Ma Pennington plays organ. Sunday school begins at 9 a.m. The Senior High Fellowship meets at 6 p.m. in the Quack Shack. The late service is at 7:50 p.m.
Rev Clyde D Fol will preach Thine is the Glory as morning sermon at First Christian Church tomorrow. Sunday school for all ages at 845 am and eve worship at 7 pm. Junior Fellowships and Youth Fellowship meetings to follow. Highlands town singing convention meets at 2 pm tomorrow at First Baptist Church in Highlands with out of town singers and possibly an Indian quartet from Livingston.
Baptists observe Christian Home Week tomorrow with a 1 am service at First Baptist Church where Rev. E. B Couch will discuss The Friends and Enemies of the Home. An 11 am Nursery Parade features infants and children from the nursery. The Baptist Hour airs on KHREL at 6 pm and a Training Union meeting precedes the 7:33 pm service on The Only Place of Safety, broadcast on KREL at 8:15 pm.
Rev E F range will preach at 10 20 am tomorrow on living to the glory of God at the Redeemer Church with sermon notes urging selfless living. Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 9 30 am. The adult Bible class will study church discipline from 1 Corinthians 5.
The Baptist Temple revival continues through Sunday May 13 led by Rev HD Lewis from Cleveland with singing by Joe Rogillio Channelview. Rev George P English oversees morning and evening services with subjects The Purpose of the Cross and Facing the Lord Jesus Christ. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and Training Union at 7 p.m. high attendance urged.
Rev Jno W Ais pastor of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church selects The Sacrament of Love for 10 50 am service with 9 25 am Sunday school and 9 15 am film. Youth Fellowship meets 6 30 pm and the evening sermon is The Permanence of Christ s Words. Wednesday prayer meeting starts 7 30 pm. A pollen study cites San Diego Oakland Tucson and Miami Beach as cities with low pollen counts.
Rev P Walter Henckeill will lead Holy Communion at both 9 and 11 am services at Trinity Episcopal Church. Choir directed by L Dockendorff with Mrs Ray I Spear at organ. Ushers W K Linscott George Robinson. Acolytes Myron Nelson Joe Huggins Stephen Linscott Gerry Garner. Coffee Time after service hosted by M Bierstein F Rochelle L Robbins H White. Church school Bible class 9:30 am Young People League 7 pm Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7:20 pm.
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