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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1960
Page
2
CB Methodists announce Communion Sunday activities with mission study at 6 p.m. and evening services at 7 p.m. Teachers Mrs Wilcox and Mrs Smith lead primary classes. youth fellowship and adult committees meet over the week with choir rehearsals and prayer groups noted.
Stars in My Crown is the theme for an attendance drive at Coady First Baptist, starting Sunday and running to October 30. Campaign leaders set targets of 100 240 15 and 120 to boost Sunday School and Training Union participation while inviting the public to attend all services. Christ? He will speak on Progress in Grace Sunday night, with Sunday School at 9:45 am and Training Union at 6:20 pm every Sunday.
KIT and KJZT of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church will hold a LaMarque district meeting at 1 20 p m Sunday in Parish Hall at Queen of Peace Church LaMarque Junior division members will bring projects for judging Jst Agnes Society meets 730 p m Monday in the school cafeteria Inquiry Forum Tuesday led by Rev William Timney subject Existence and Nature of Mar Thursday Forum by Rev Milam Kleas Life of Christ Divinity of school students first through sixth grades conduct sessions after 730 a m mass Sunday and 320 to 430 p m Tuesday seventh to tenth grades meet 7 p m Wednesday For the 18th Sunday after Pentecost Rev Kennedy will deliver the sermon Holy Name Society members receive corporate communion at 730 a m mass followed by breakfast in the school cafeteria Other masses are at 830 930 and 11 a m Benedict then will be given after 11 a m
Crosby Rainbow Girls will be installed as officers at Sampson Lodge in Highlands at 7 30 p m Saturday. Witty advisor is Wiggins daughter Sue Hopper named as worthy associate advisor with Barrene Smith Linda Putman Shirley Walker as other officers. Installing officer Linda Powell with Gin ger Eddings Pat Morgan Sue Nell Smith Virginia Wolcik supporting.
First Christian Church board members will join the Joint Christian Churches Assembly at Parkside Christian Church in Galena Park at 6 43 p m Thursday. The Rev Earl Bissex will speak on The Ministers Bat Ye at 10 50 a m Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m Adult Choir directed by Charles Forque with Mrs Carl Bueh at organ will sing. Sunday schedule includes Junior Choir at 5 p m food and fellowship 6 p m groups 6 30 p m and Relat relations school 7 p m. Glenn Whitcomb and Hugh Stewart will be guest leaders.
Mrs. Ruby Swenson head of the Unitarian church school will address the Baytown Unitarian Fellowship at 11 a.m. Sunday in the YMCA building at 1722 Market. She will discuss the Southwestern Unitarian Conference summer Institute where she attended lectures by Dr. Lucile H. Linberg curriculum editor. Public may attend as announced by C. M. Floyd, president of the Baytown Unitarian Fellowship.
Rev Jack Peters will begin a Galatians sermon series at Westminster Presbyterian Church this Sunday during the 10 am service with the topic Experiential Independence. The second session of adult communicants classes is at 8 45 am in Lynchburg School where the congregation meets temporarily. A Peters home session follows Monday at 7 pm and a report on bids and plans will be given by building committee chair Gober.
The Rev James Brannen of Old River Terrace Methodist Church Channelview will speak on Undiscovered Secrets at 10 50 a m services Sunday An official board meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday Tuesday Naomi Esther and Ruth Circles meet at 34 a m for prayer followed by group meetings at 10 a m
In a tense second debate Nixon and Kennedy clashed over Cuba Formosa and the U2 incident while trading sharp remarks on civil rights and Cold War policy Both claimed victory though public verdict delayed until next month Kennedy argued Cuba is lost to freedom while Nixon defended US policy and warned against forcing a change in the island’s leadership.
The BEF accuses OCAW of unfair campaigning while claiming better benefits and job security under its leadership. They note replacements of welders by Brown Root workers in 1969 and predict heavy opposition from Denver dues groups. Sixth bargaining election possible since 1936 with past BEF wins and 1969 contract talks continuing.
Dove season in the south zone began at noon Friday. Doves may be shot daily from noon to sunset through December 5, with a daily limit of 15 and a possession limit of 30. Shotguns must be not larger than a 10 gauge and tenet lanes are specified. northern boundary lies about 100 miles north of Baytown. Deer hunting opens in the north zone on October 1.
Harris County faces calls for reforms as crime commission proposes limits on citizen complaints against police until sworn statements are filed. Houston School Board draws a crowded field with 24 candidates across liberal and conservative camps. Maurice Bernard Sawer and spouse charged with aggravated assault after their three month old child was harmed. Trinity River permit decisions loom as engineering board prepares to rule. Corporate moves boost Houston deposits. GE plant in Houston cited. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers signs three year contract.
Grace Metalioux, 35, author of Peyton Place, wins a divorce from her second husband in Laconia New Hampshire. The AP report notes the long marriage ended amid standard divorce proceedings and identifies Metalioux as the best selling author.
Naples debuts Sunday at the Brunson with a lively romantic comedy starring Clark Gable and Sophia Loren. Gable seeks his late brother’s estate in Italy while Loren’s free spirit guides an orphaned nephew, after a courtroom dispute ends.
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