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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1960
Page
4
The Baytown editorial decries anti Catholic pamphlets in the presidential campaign. It argues religion should not decide fitness for office and defends Jack Kennedy against religious prejudice. It warns that singling out faith endangers democracy and religious freedom.
Baptist Temple Woman's Missionary Society installed Mrs Pueeschacher as president at a recent meeting. Officers named include Mrs Rimer as ALPE Tay treasurer Fames Weir and program chair Ms Fred Handley. Several committee heads and counselors were listed along with a theme Living Letters and decorative centerpieces. Two visitors were acknowledged and gifts given to Mrs Burns and Mrs Flor Teach Gills.
Pentecostal Church of God at 2211 N Main plans special healing services this Sunday at 7 pm and Sunday at 7 30 pm. Braver offerings, prayer, and testimonies will be part of the program.
Fragmentary OCR notes show unclear phrases about a Sunday, mentions scientists and a lord, plus nonsensical or garbled lines. No coherent event, names, dates, or places can be determined for a meaningful headline or summary.
Al Saints Episcopal Church will celebrate its anniversary with an 8 am service led by The Rev. Peter Katt. a 2 pm service features Lay Reader PL Rose and attendees including Robert Warne, Jes Cunmahara, John Rliat, and Henry Stevenson. Ushers Dick Sehutee and Pennington. Choirs and adult Bible class noted in event summary.
The notice lists Che Baytown Sim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson J T Bowling as editor and publisher and business manager respectively. It also names managing editor office manager seaspet circulation manager Rewer Amdall and national manager John Widley Corrie Laughlin. The Houston telephone line 8 2643 is shown with Texas News Representatives as national reps and a Raytown subscription rate of 45 per month or 1 year.
An article outlines allegations involving Bromley and Fung connected to a tax inquiry and politics in Washington. It notes Sen Pen allies and “slob machine” figures shaping campaigns while detailing the alleged influence of various finance firms and a law firm on real estate deals.
The text describes Sam Snead and a humorous golf moment where a gorilla is said to have used a smooth swing and hit a putt 380 yards, with Snead reflecting on the surprising display and the length of the shot.
A quirky quiz of famous figures and history items followed by today in history notes the execution of Sir Walter Raleigh in 1618 and George Washington’s first military commission in 1755. Also birthday shout outs and early space age feats feature heavy.
NAN JONES reports a remarkable aviation feat with an Air Force captain achieving world records in high altitude balloon jump, open space ascent, free fall, and long parachute drop. The May or August timing is noted with speeds around 450 mph, heights over 102,800 feet, and a 13 minute jump, all at Holloman AFB New Mexico.
The Sun invites readers to write Jettvra to the editor in a public letters column. Letters should be brief and concise and cannot include objectionable material. Signed letters may have signatures withheld on request. The Sun may delete material to preserve brevity.
Enisconalians will hold a morning service at 9 74 a.m. with Rev Henckell presiding and organist Dr. Dan As, followed by an 11 a.m. service led by Rev. Henckell and featuring cantrell, Garner, Meador, and Jimesy Shepard among others. Preschool programs and junior choir activities noted.
The Rev Earl Bissex returns from the International Convention of Christian Churches and will discuss policy and service plans at First Church. The church holds rehearsals, meetings, and services through midweek with plans for fellowship and adult choir participation.
A week of visitation evangelism is set to begin Monday at Bayway Christian Church with Hoon Pearson and A. R. Hart directing and Rowdies WL Behler of Houston assisting. Local staff include P. Blakener Vie, David Cullison, Jor Farley, Jim Franckweer, G. Br. Head, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Tanner. Rohend oeleesas at the church will meet at Travis School in Lakewend at 9:39 a.m. Supervisor R. G. Henry leads. Sunday morning events at the church will include nursery care, Sunday School, and worship in the auditorium with Rev. Fred Miller presiding. Boswell serves as organist and Mrs. R. A. Forrester as pianist. The Sunday sermon theme is Man: The Creature in Fremihy, followed by Rev. Miller’s New Perspectives From Heavenly Visions.
Mr Russell Jors formerly of Baytown and Hobbs announces the birth of a daughter, Lauren Elaine, October. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W Lanesten and Mr and Mrs Tarvarites, all of Baytown. Lauren Elaine has a brother Rusty, two.
Cedar Bayou Methodist primaries and juniors attend a combined mission study course titled Into All The World With The Bible at 6 p.m. Sunday with teachers Mrs. J. 3. Upton Mrs. W. E. Smith Mrs. L. Wilcox and Mrs. J. T. Moore Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p.m. Sunday followed by services at 7 p.m. Church School starts 9:45 a.m. Rev. Byron L. Lovelady will speak at 10:50 a.m. Sanctuary Choir accompanied by Mrs. J. D. Giddings. Ushers listed: E. H. Enderli I. L. Smith H. A. Connor Conrad Matysiak J. A. McCollum BR L. Parker J. T. Wood C. W. Fisher. Woman's Society executive meeting 9 a.m. Tuesday General meeting 9:45 a.m. Choir rehearsals Thursday Cherub 2:30 p.m. Cherub 3:30 p.m. Sanctuary 7 p.m. Prayer meeting 10 p.m. Wednesday Julia Lotte Prayer Groups meet 9:45 a.m. followed by circle at 10 a.m.
Earl Peel Highlands writes to the editor criticizing a recent editorial about Patrolman Glen Rosier. He defends Rosier as simply doing his duty and calls for a front page apology, challenging the paper to admit fault.
United Church Women of Bay town plan World Community Day at 9 30 am Friday Cedar Bayou Methodist Church The theme Christian Action for Freedom features medical kit drives for areas with limited health care and children's gowns and fabrics for two to 10 year olds with kits to aid women in rural first aid courses. A nursery and coffee service will be provided World Community Day honors war era traditions of study prayer and action to improve world relations.
South in six spades reads the heart and trump layout with a failing queen of spades. Declarer ducks to gain control and adapts when East's queen appears, then wins clubs to claim the balance. The lesson is to plan but stay flexible as the suit configuration changes.
Puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed languages and errors, featuring abbreviations and misprints. The page includes items such as Gronchi city and water hill god, plus various synonyms, foreign terms, and partial answers.
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