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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1952
Page
5
Sunday marks consecration day at First Christian Church with a special morning service where pledges to the stewardship program will be received. Rev Clyde D Foltz will deliver A Cooperative Venture, and the CVP meets at 6 pm with a 7 pm night service featuring Luke through Acts.
Gerald Orton a Gander football star will speak at the Training Union program at Second Baptist Church Sunday at 6 30 p m Two football players will be presented at the TU assembly Jimmy Bird, Cedar Bayou alumnus, will lead a department at touchdown or six Rev Paul Stevens pastor will preach at 11 am and 7 45 pm services with the morning broadcast on KREL
Rev. George P. Binglish of Baptist Temple preaches Sunday at 10:50 a.m. on Our Change of Masters and at 7:20 p.m. on Lacking Unto Jesus. Barney Webber directs music. Roy Burden is Sunday school superintendent at 9:45 a.m. Training Union starts at 6:30 p.m. A. P. Geiger directs. Wednesday night labeled Farolly Night.
Rev Erwin names the sermon for the F1 Sunday service as A Commitment to God at Wooster church. Sungey school starts 8:20 am with Dr A R Padget as superintendent. Mrs Barney Webber directs the Training Union at 6:30 pm. A Liberal Church is the 7:30 am service with Miss Aranna Watson as musical director.
O J Chastain vice president of Marylge will close Sunday at the church La Porte Saturday service is scheduled for 7 30 pm Kenneth Balthrop pastor of First Baptist Crosby is directing the singing
A dedication of a processional cross will occur at the 11 am service at Trinity Episcopal Church in memory of Agnes Fairbrother Heyes wife of Rev J W Heyes and mother of Mrs P Walter Henekel Rev Heyes to preach the sermon. Holy Communion at 8 am with Rev P Walter Henckell celebrant. Church activities include a guild coffee time and various classes and meetings.
St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold regular services Sunday with a sermon on The Final Warning. Mrs W R Killough will play organ, Leslie Hilers will be acolyte, E H Eschenburg in charge of ushering. Church school meets at 9 30 a m in the educational building led by R F Pfennig. The pastor will teach the adult Bible class.
Christian Science reveals Soul as God and states man is expression of Soul in the lesson sermon Soul and Body to be read Sunday. The text urges a desire to know God and our real self, citing a Psalm verse about longing for the courts of the Lord.
Rev Walter P Grab will deliver a sermon Let Us Give Thanks at St John s Methodist Church on Sunday. A 6 p m youth event is planned and the late service starts at 7 p m. Mid week activities include a prayer meeting at 7 p m Wednesday and choir rehearsal after the prayer service.
Gratitude to be sermon subject as Cedar Bayou Methodist conducts Thanksgiving services Sunday. Rev James F Jackson to deliver morning sermon Our Debt of Gratitude and evening Our Pilgrim Heritage with choir anthem Thanks Be to God. Regular services begin 9:45 a.m. with Church School 11 a.m. morning worship 6 p.m. youth fellowship 7 p.m. evening services.
An interdenominational film titled A Challenge of Africa will be shown at the 7 p.m. Sunday service at the First Presbyterian to close the 15th annual school of missions with this year's study on Africa. At the 11 p.m. service Rev. M. E. McPhail will speak on Giving Thanks and the choir will sing We Thank Thee Lord. Union Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. with Rev. James Jackson of Cedar Bayou Methodist preaching. Messiah rehearsals continue Tuesdays at 8 a.m. The presentation is set for December 19 and a Couples Bible class Thanksgiving social follows in Fellowship Hall at 6:30 p.m.
CBS will air a 30 minute Church of the Air program from Texas at 3 a m Sunday on KRLD Dallas. Vaughn Wilbur widow former First Reader of Fifth Church of Christ Scientist Dallas will speak on Can Religion Heal. Hymns from Christian Science Hymnal will be sung with organ accompaniment by Mrs Clio Pederson.
Rev. E R Couch will preach at both services at First Baptist Sunday. Morning service at 11:41 am with The Believer's Work Work and Wisdom from Colossians 1:10. Evening service at 7:30 pm broadcast on KREL at 7:50 pm titled The Voice of Abel What Does He Say from Hebrews 1:4. Training union supper and monthly business meeting Tuesday evening.
Rev Milton Jorden selects The Blessings of Thanksgiv ing for 8 36 and 10 45 am Sunday services at Crace Methodist Church The 7 pm service asks What Are You Doing With What You're God The second morning service broadcast begins at 11710 am Sunday school is 9 45 am and MYF at 6 pm
Rev. BE Lange will deliver a Sunday morning sermon titled What God Expects of a Christian Congregation based on I Thesselonians 3 13 at Redeemer Lutheran Church starting 10 20 a m. Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 9 40 a m. A Thanksgiving service is planned for Thursday at 10 a m.
St Marks Methodist church will hold two morning services at 9:45 and 10:55 with Rev Wayne McCleskey preaching on Men of the Mayflower and the chancel choir performing We Thank Thee Lord by Tkach. organist Mrs C R Martin. An evening service at 7 will feature director Ewell Clarke and a sermon on Facing Life’s Difficulties. John Dunkerly will sing Do You Know Him and a film Realm of the Wild will be shown after the fellowship hour.
A long list of Baytown churches including Central Assembly of God 401 Nazro Baytown, First Baptist Cedar Bayou, Grace Methodist Baytown, St Mark's Methodist Oklahoma Baytown, Trinity Episcopal 2701 W Main, Second Baptist South Main, and nearby Highlands and Crosby listings. Entries show church names and street or area references with multiple phone fragments and addresses. The fragmentary directory notes the missing phone numbers and incomplete lines.
AUSTIN November 22 UP News reports the state’s driest month on record with averaged rainfall around .03 inch, far below the 31 inch state average. UT Austin professor W A Cunningham notes drought and low streams endangering river flows without groundwater or dam releases, and adds many Texas streams might need more reservoirs. Trigg Mitchell of the U S Geological Survey cites zero or historically low flows on unregulated streams and widespread shallow wells, underscoring rising water demands and need for new surface and groundwater supplies.
The Veterans Administration says it will dispose of 19 hospital sites costing the government over 1 million dollars as Congress cut the VA construction program. GSA may transfer or sell the land. The move follows years of authorized but unstarted projects and a postwar bed-reduction order by President Truman.
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