Labor Sunday Observance at Trinity Episcopal Church
Labor Sunday services led by Rector J. J. Boy at Trinity Episcopal Church feature Holy Communion at 9 15 a.m. with a Junior Choir and parish choirs, guided by Mrs Keith Dutson and others, plus ushers and acolytes. Church school meets at 9 15 and 11 a.m. A summer film titled The Resurrection closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wiles
J. J. Boythe
P. Walter Henckdell
IH. M. Kay
Keith Dutson
James
Den is Kennedy Explains 13th Sunday Gospel Basis
The gospel for the thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost is from Luke 17 11 19 and Galatians 3 16 22 Father Kennedy of St Josephs Catholic Church comments on the Leprosy healing and the one grateful man The sermon will be by Rev William Tinney assisted by Father Kennedy and Father Klinkecek Mass times on Labor Day and subsequent days are listed including server names and church activities The Allar Society and St Joseph School plan resume dates and a lay teachers program starts Sept 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis Kennedy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Kennedy
Jesus
Wiliam Tinney
Father Klinkecek
John Gregory
Robert Hale
L. J.ovosad
George Maher
Anthony Henneke
Jeffr_ Battle
U A
Bill McFerren
Robert Oliver
John Young
Mickey
Reilly
St. Agnes Society
Allar Society
Raymond Tindall
St. Joseph
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Meditative Sunday at St Mark's Methodist Church
Rev Basil Jones will lead two morning meditations on Integrity at 8 40 and 10 55 with Youth Choir performing and a 7 p.m sermon by Rev Donald Goodwin On Wednesday Methodist Men hold Father Son night and a Fish Fry with a large serving committee including Sam Stamlett and George Perkins The program includes Southwest Conference Football highlights and Pete Sultis speakers from Robert E Lee High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Basil Jones
Donald Goodwin
Sam Stamlett
Joe Bridges
B. E. Sutphin
George Binder
Dan Dunn
Paul DeVerter
T. T. Peck
T. J. Page
Joe Satterfield
Frank Baker
T. A. Mitchell
J. G. Lea
Rex Curtin
Louis del Homme
Harold Wert
Two Holy Communion Services At Saints Episcopal Church
Saints Episcopal Church announces two Holy Communion services for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. An 8:00 am plain celebration and an 11:00 am Choral Eucharist led by Vicar Rev. Peter Katt with Frank Smith directing the choir. Acolytes include Drew Scott and James Cunningham.
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Episcopal Church
Peter Katt
Frank Smith
Drew’ Scott
James
Bruce Cunningham
Viear
Robert Patton
Thomas Reese
Stanley Little
T. G. Blakeney
All Saints
College Coeds Will Present Special Music
Sam Houston State Teachers College students .dwina and Patsy McDonald will present special music at the First Christian Church service at 10 50 am Sunday. Charles Forque will direct the choir. The Rev Earl Bissex will preach Losing Faith In Ourselves. Food and fellowship follow at p m. Sunday and group meetings at :30 am. Church service at 7 30 pm with the minister speaking Our Eternal Contemporary. Christian Women's Fellowship executive board meets 9 30 am Tuesday, Mrs Gilbert Lumpkin president announced. Choir rehearsal at T pm Wednesday. Functional Committees meet at 8 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwina
Patsy McDonald
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
First Christian Church
Charles Forque
Earl Bissex
Christian Women's Fellowship
Gilbert Lumpkin
Sacrament Of Holy Communion Planned At St Johns
The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated Sunday at 8 30 and 11 a m at St Johns Methodist Church with Rev W A Hodge preaching on The Bread of Life from St John. Evening service moves to 7 p m for summer. Youth groups meet at 6 p m. Youth Activities week completed last Friday with guest speaker Rev Leroy Stanton of St Pauls Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Methodist
W. A. Hodge
St. John
Hodge
Leroy Stanton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Matula Adoption Announces Newborn Son Chris Patrick
Mr and Mrs Jerome R Matula of 196 S Main Highlands announce the adoption of a son Chris Patrick born Aug 12 weighing six pounds two ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Hamala of Houston and Mrs Frances Matula of Baytown Godparents are Mr and Mrs Dennis Hamala of Houston Chris Patrick has a sister Phyllis Marie four and a brother Myron Jerome
Westminster Church To Host District Rally
Westminster Presbyterian hosts District 11 Junior High Youth Rally from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m next Saturday at Westminster Church in Gulf Coast Presbytery Webster La Porte Baytown Port Neches Port Arthur and Jasper. Adult communicants class begins 9 30 a m Sunday through Oct 27 open to join church doctrine and beliefs. Sunday School 9 30 a m and church service at 11 a m Rev Tekyl preaches on The New Man in the New Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Presbytery
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jeanne Rushing
Webster
la Porte
Baytown
Port Neches
Port Arthur
Jasper
Charles E. Teykl
Church Fellowship Hall
Westminster Church
Teyld
Tekyl
Old River Church Names New Pastor
The Rev. Howard E. Greer, a Baytonian for 10 years, accepts the pastorate of Old River Assembly of God in the Old River community near Barbers Hill. He and his wife LeLa Mae Isaacks of Baytown have one son Chris, four. Services announced with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. service at 11 a.m. and evening meetings at 6:45 p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. Sunday and Thursday.
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Memorial Assembly OF God
Baytown
J. R. Woods
Howard E. Greer
Chris
Old River Church
Greer
Enthusiastic minister Russel Martin leads Oklahoma church and radio
Russel Martin, minister of the First Christian Church in Miami Oklahoma, serves as sports director for a local radio station broadcasting high school and college games. His church leads in baptisms among Disciples and New Testament Christians, runs Kiddie Kollege after school, and supports a large boys baseball program. He engages in evangelistic work, crusades, songwriting, and civic activities.
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Bob Haring
Miami
Okla
Enhhusiasm
Russel Martin
Oklahoma
Martin
First Christian Church
Oklahoma A&m College
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
Martins
Cincinnati Bible College
American Christan ‘Church Convention
New Idea To Be Topic Of Rev Harold Bomhoff
The St Pauls Lutheran Church will host a morning meeting led by Rev Harold Bomhoff on Tuesday at 10 am with preliminary discussion on the month’s topic The New Idea. The Luther League and choir will sing and Holy Communion will be observed at both services. Sunday School begins at 9 20 am with classes for all grades. The Church Council meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm for the pastor’s Bible class and to install new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herdserx
St. Paul's Eran
Liter League
Church Council
Tures
Luther League
Julia Lottie
Lottie
Ally
B. D. West
General Church
Dave Penny
W. Duran
Phillip G. Kahler
Duran
John
Evangelism Month Begins at Crace Methodist Church
Crace Methodist Church outlines a week of evangelism from Sept 22 to 26 with 7 p.m. services nightly led by Rev. Edwin T. Summers and a 6 p.m. Sunday program. The 24-hour prayer vigil starts Saturday and runs through Sunday, with Five Nights for God and a Lord's Supper observed at the Sunday service. Sanctuary choir led by Bill Schubert, organist Mrs. Keith King, and Intermediate Singers participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Summers
Summers
Sanctuary
Bill Schubert
Keith King
Ee Uigers
Preview of WSCS Year At Cedar Bayou Church
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church hosts a preview of the 1963 64 Woman's Society of Christian Service program with meetings for the executive board commissions and prayer groups. Holy Communion is set for Sunday 10 50 a.m. led by Rev W Duran with Phillip Kahler directing the Sanctuary Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bayou
Bayway Church resumes regular schedule Sunday services
Bayway Christian Church at 6500 Decker Drive will resume its regular schedule this Sunday with church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m The Reverend Robert C Warren closes his sermon series God s Plans with a talk titled The Church in God s Plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayway Christian Church
Decker Drive
Robert C. Warren
Designated Loyalty Day Observed At Baptist Temple
Sept 29 declared Loyalty Day as Stewardship Emphasis month at Baptist Temple. Members approved 1963-64 budget of 24 452.62 last Sunday. Schedule includes Sunday School 9 45, sermon by Rev H E Zimmerman at 11 00, training union 6 30, evening service at 7 00, and “The Man Who Refused To Be Fired.” deacons meet 6 39, monthly conference 7 45, teachers and officers 7 00 with Sam Swor, choir practice 8 30, Woman’s Missionary Union meeting 9 30 Tuesday. Committee on nominating meets 5 30 Sunday with age group coordinators listed. Descriptions name Hargrave Mont gomery Hargrove and other church officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Zimmerman
Hargrave
Sam Swor
Ivas Montgomery
Bobby Montgomery
Laura Weir
G. Standifer
W. R. Holleman
Bernice Ogden
Travis Washburn
Montgomery
Emory Hallman
Hargrove
E. &. Buchschacher
Emory Hallman Jr
Miss Meyerhoff to Teach Kindergarten at Redeemer
Miss Roberta Meyerhoff will be inducted as a kindergarten teacher at Redeemer Lutheran Church. Sunday service at 10:45 am features a sermon by Rev. Glen C. Kollmeyer on Called To Teach. Opening kindergarten at 9 am Tuesday. Meyerhoff, a Concordia College graduate, lives in Readlyn Iowa.
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Miss Meyerhoff
Redeemer
Roberta Meyerhoff
Redeemer Lutheran Church
First Baptist Registration Day Announced
First Baptist Church Baytown schedules Kindergarten and Nursery School registration Thursday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m with teachers in classrooms to greet pupils and collect registrations. Church activities include a Tuesday 10 a m business meeting and missionary program led by Mrs Paul Hinton, Alma Hunt Night Circle program at 7 p m led by Mrs D P Smith, and a 5 30 p m hamburger fry. The Keystone Adult 3 class offers a Bible lesson on Christ Jesus. Roseland Park hosts a church social Sunday. Nevada and Michigan Streets church provides a nursery for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Earl Bowlers
W. J. Milner
Ed Sawberger, Jr
Chieles
Paul Hinton
Woman's Missionary Union
J. Roger Read
Alma Hunt
Schurch
D. P. Smith
W. W. ‘West
Christ Jesus
Noble Jones
Hamburger Fry
Roseland Park
Colden
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Christ
Nevada
Michigan Streets
Baytown
Westside Church Installs New FMS Officers
Westside Church of the Nazarene at 1815 New Jersey installed the Foreign Missionary Society officers during Wednesday services. Dr Raymond McClung of Houston will preach Sundays at 11 with Sunday School at 9 45. Rev E L Stewart resigns as pastor to move to Decatur Tex. New FMS officers include Mrs R Selman president Mrs G K Williams vice president Mrs James L Caskey secretary treasurer Mrs Wayne Moses study secretary Miss Nelda Caskey publicity secretary Mrs J H Fulcher prayer and fast secretary Miss Linda Selman membership secretary Mrs I S Reynolds reading secretary and Mrs J R Elledge box work secretary.
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Westside Church of
E. L. Stewart
Westside
Decater
Tex
FMS
R. Selman
G. K. Williams
James L. Caskey
Wayne Moses
Nelda Caskey
J. H. Fulcher
Linda Selman
I. S. Reynolds
Reading
J. R. Elledge
World For Workers Sermon At First Presbyterian
Rev. Bur nette W. Dowler will preach A Word for Workers from Colossians 3 at 11 am Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. J W Kissick will sing with organ by Miss Avis Linder. Junior High Choir rehearses at 4 pm in the educational building. Church women plan a covered dish supper and program led by Mrs Chester Rogers with Summer Medical Offering. Board of Deacons meets at 7:30 pm Wednesday. Finance Committee precedes. Senior High Evening Fellowship is set for Sunday evening. Adult Choir and Senior High rehearse at 7 pm Wednesday in the sanctuary under Mrs J B Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colossians
Burnette W. Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Kissick
Avis Linder
Alice Jay
United Presbyterian
Chester Rogers
G. B. Harper
Joe Hazelwood
Barfield Nettles
Rogers
Lowell Westerman
Jack Henderson
R. W. Morgan
Ellsworth Phelps
Church
Friends
Board of Deacons
J. B. Ashton
Diresting
Revival Continues At Assembly Of God
Rev Lonnie Bowlen of Central Assembly of God says revival continues with 7 30 p m services daily except Saturday Evangelists the Revs and Mrs W L Stanford of Wichita Falls will be heard in a KWBA broadcast at 8 20 a m Sunday Sunday School at 9 45 a m Sunday service at 11 a m with Stanford preaching Youth meeting at 6 20 p m Sunday led by Glenda Jones Women s Missionary Council meets at 9 30 a m Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Bowlen
Central Assembly of God
and I
W. L. Stanford
Wichita Falls
KWBA
Stanford
Glenda Jones
Women's Missionary Council
Second Baptist Plans Services September 8 to 15
The Second Baptist Church announces a week of services from September 8 to 15 with theme Outroich for the Unreached. Evangelist Rev. Robert Richardson and music director Rev. Glen Walker head the Pioneer Herald Evangelistic Association event at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. daily. Nurseries will be open and Rev. Paul W. Stephens will preach this Sunday. Eric Smedlund announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist ‘Church
Robert Richardson
Glen Walker
Pioneer Herald Evangelistic Association
Paul W. Stephens
Eric Smedlund
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Daughter of the King
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WSCS
Bayway Church
Glen C. Kollmeyer
East Lobit
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First Baptist Registration
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Rev. Dowler
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