Alliance Church To Start Regular Sunday Services
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will begin regular Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Sunday morning service at 10 55 a m on Sept 15 The church meets in the Electrical Workers Union Hall at 1219 NS Pruett The group has about 125 000 members in 1 300 churches in the US and Canada with 2 300 overseas missionaries The Alliance publishes The Alliance Witness and runs The Alliance Hour radio broadcast on KHCB FM 103 7 Sundays at 8 30 a m
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Alliance Church
Electrical Workers’ Union
NS. Pruett
The
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Alliance
Missionary Society
United States
Canada
Alliance Witness
KHCB
Dial
St Josephs Church Sets Epistle and Gospel for Sunday
St Josephs Catholic Church schedules Epistle from Galatians and Gospel from Luke for the fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost. Masses listed for multiple times. CCD and registration set for Sept 22. Activities include CYO planetarium trip, dance, infirm Priests Fund offering, school events, and KIT KJZT picnic.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
My Church And My Prayer Sermon At Cedar Bayou
Rev Roy L Felder will preach at 10 50 am on My Church And My Prayer at Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church Ushers include Douglas Gunn Herbert Bishop Bill Fow 1 fer Terry Blackwell Jerald Fanestiel and R E Casey Miss Sandra Boyd is guest organist A reception for new members follows the night service Builders Crusaders meet at 7 pm Monday Circles Joy Faith and Willing Workers meet Tuesday and a Gospel of John study occurs Wednesday Julia Lottie Circle meets Thursday with quilting afternoon
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Roy L. Felder
Cedar Bayou United
Felder
Crusaders
Julia Lottie Circle
Cure For The Blues Sermon At St. Mark's United Methodist
Rev. Leste Legrand will deliver A Cure for the Blues at 5:40 a.m. and 10:55 a.m. at St. Mark's United Methodist Church 1703 Oklahoma with the Chancel choir at the early service and youth at the second. Steve Cherry will sing at both services. Rev. Rudy Pace will preach at 7 p.m. from Matthew 72 under the title Is God Good. The education commission announces a family night supper at 6:20 p.m. Wednesday with Fidelis Class arranging. A pictorial review of the MYF Nashville trip and Explorer Scouts canoe trip will be shown. a surprise is planned.
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Leste Legrand
St. Mark's United Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Steve Cherry
Rudy Pace
Matthew
Commission On Education
Fidelis
MYF
Nashville
Explorer Scouts
Congregational Methodist Sets Weeks Schedule
The Rey Weyman Rodeheaver will speak at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. services Sunday at Congregational Methodist Church 1908 Lee Drive. Mrs. Ann Dees leads youth program at 6:30 p.m. WAALS meets 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at 502 Pamela. Women quilt for Bible College. Youth directors plan a buffet for Sept 21 at 109 Timberlane Lakewood starting 7:30 p.m.
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Rey Weyman Rodeheaver
Congregational Methodist Church
Lee Drive
Ann Dees
Waals
Pamela
Bible College
Timberlane
Lakewood
Coady Baptist Sunday School Devotional Set
Coady Baptist Church on Wade Road hosts Sunday School at 9 45 a m with an adult devotional by Mrs Bruce Wammer. Worship follows at 10 50 a m led by Rev C E Meadows Jr who preaches Living Waters. Evening service at 6 30 p m features Lord Make Me Aware. Youth groups meet at 6 30 p m Wednesday. Sunbeam and G A directors and leaders named. visitation starts at 7 p m.
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Coady Baptist Church
Wade Road
Bruce Wammer
C. E. Meadows Jr
Living Waters
Herbie Pugh
Sunbeam
Elbert Lawson
George C. Jennische
H. O. Sorreils
G. A
D. W. Reavis
John Cummings
Assembly OF God
J.J. Krimmer
WMC
E. Lobit
St Johns Methodist Church Plans Renewal Sermon Study
At 7 p.m. Sunday Rev William J Commer leads a church wide study on The Gospel of St John the Gospel of Renewal Bibles and childrens recreation will be provided The morning services are at 945 and 11 a.m Church School meets at 945 under Phil Alen Superintendent Youth Choir practices at 330 p.m Sunday followed by M F The Chan cel Choir meets Thursday 730 p.m Rebecca Class luncheon and meeting Wednesday at Mrs H W Altwein 1401 Edison
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
William J. Commer
Phil Alen
Rebecca
H. W. Altwein
Edison
Trinity Episcopal Sets Schedule For Services
Trinity Episcopal Church publishes a schedule for the 14th Sunday after Trinity. Services include 8 am Holy Communion with Rev. F Philip Dig named celebrant, and 9:15 am family service with lay readers and acolytes listed. An 11 am service features additional ushers and acolytes, altar care by designated parishioners, coffee hosts, and church school at 9:15 and 11. Holy Communion at St James House Chapel is set for 3 am.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
F. Philip Dignam
W.H. Harrop
P. Walter Henckell
Marion Lewis
W. K. Linscott
W. C. Wismer
Marsha Seale
Walter B. Mabe
Bethea
Lee Armstrong
Frederick Philips
Danny Whatley
Tommy Whatley
Tom Walmsley
George Gidley
Criss Dipper
Michael Ackeriey
Leonard Stasney
J. M. O'Connell
Wesley
Marston
Lar, Williams
Charles Houghton
Jerome Zierlein
Paul Seale
Danny Brack
Frank Williams
Jack Ekholm
C. V. McKean
D. F. Whatley
J. W. Stewart
H.C. Messerschmidt
Nelson D. Longnecker
A. M. Souby
Junior League
Episcopal Young Churchmen
St. James House Chapel
God's Terms For Mankind Sermon At Westminster Church
The Rev. Thomas R. Brower delivers Sunday's 11 a.m. sermon at Westminster Presbyterian Church, drawing on Proverbs 1 16 19 and Romans 3 18 21. Church school and adult study begin at 4 30 a.m. Senior High Fellowship meets 6 to 8 30 p.m. at 206 Post Oak.
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Thomas R. Brower
Westminster Presbyterian Church
All Saints Service Set At 11 A M
All Saints Episcopal Church schedules its main 11 am service for the 14th Sunday after Trinity with lay readers conducting in the vicar’s absence. McDonald Riddick to lead prayer and W A Scott to preach while ushers are Andrew and Charles Scott. Acolytes Jack Little Tom Winslow James Patton Dwight Gallatin. Grace Jones and Charles Homer Jr will supervise altar prep. Coffee host is Mrs Robert Dunlap. Tourism increase seen in Johannesburg says Finance Minister Diederichs touting tourism as a major foreign exchange earner for South Africa. Insects swarm to a tulip tree bloom. a teaspoon of nectar noted.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
McDonald Riddick
W. A. Scott
Andrew
Charles Scott
Jack Little
Tomothy Winslow
James Patton
Dwight Gallatin
Grace , Jones
Charles HJ. Homer Jr
Robert H. Dunlap
Peace-Preaching Pastor Faces Town Backlash in Woodbridge
Theodore Seamans, a pacifist pastor at Woodbridge Methodist Church, faces fierce local backlash for airing antiwar and antiestablishment views from the pulpit and on church boards. Residents allege his politics clash with tradition, prompting a petition for ouster, declining attendance, and salary cuts as dissent grows.
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Woodbridge
N.J
Nea
Jesus Christ
Woodbridge Methodist Church
Theodore Sea- Tans
Main Street
Seamayge
Satan
Seamans
Sunday Is Day Of Singing At Grace Methodist Church
Grace Church schedules include three youth choirs Wes ley Choir and sanctuary choir with rehearsals Sunday and Wednesday under W W Schubert. Miss Bonnie Carter is organist. Sermon by Rey Asbury Lenox on Don't Stop In the Middle of Your Mourning at 11 45 a m. Pre revival series continues 7 p m. Church school starts 9 30 a m Youth activities 5 30 p m with snack. Senior M Y P Ice Cream Supper 8 p m. Methodist Men's dinner 7 p m Wednesday speaker Rev William Bull on troubled youth in Greater Houston area.
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Atl Grace Methodist Church
Epworth Chorale
Wesley
W. W. Schubert
Schubert
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N.J
Grace Church
Bonnie Carter
Rey Asbury Lenox
Second Baptist Church Plans Choir Enrollment Week
Second Baptist Church of Bay town announces enrollment week from Sept 15 to 22 for all choirs ensembles and instrumental groups. Tryouts for teenage singers Sunday 7 p.m. registration times and staff assignments listed with several church leaders and helpers.
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Second Baptist Church of
Baytown
Sam Cotter
Wooster Baptist Third Grade Graduation Plans
Wooster Baptist third grade will hold a graduation service at 7 p.m. Monday in the fellowship hall. Three students with perfect attendance Carla Woodward Debra Buchanek and Johnny Walker will be honored while John Elam is recognized for one absence. Rev Lindsey will present Bibles as Mrs Fearle coordinates and Mrs Wolfe assists. A refreshment table will follow with Mrs Weeks in charge.
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R.A. White
Fellowship Hall
Wooster Baptist
Carla Woodward
Debra Buchanek
Johnny Walker
John Elam
Hugh M. Lindsey
A. D. Fearle
R. A
Lindsey
S. C. Ford
H_. M_ Lindsey
Women State Meeting At Bayway Christian Church
The Bayway Christian Church women plan their first meeting since a total reorganization. Rev. Monte L Brown says they have laid groundwork for warm friendships and discussion on religion and life. All women invited 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs Jere Johnson 1135 Red Bud Lane. Nursery provided. lunch for women. sack lunch for children.
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Bayway Christian Church
Monte L Brown
Jere Johnson
Red Bud Lane
Coronation Service Slated At Memorial
Fourteen girls will participate in the Girls Auxiliary coronation service at Memorial Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Sunday. Mrs Roy Cioully of Second Baptist Church Baytown will lead. Dr W Edward Thiele preaches Sunday morning on Who Is Deceiving Whom with Matthew 27 as text. Ingathering Day for Mary Hill Davis offering, Memorial goal 31500.
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Memorial Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Convention
Roy Cioully
Second Baptist Church
Baytown
H. C. Ball
G. A
H. L. Sharp
A. R. Zubik
Don Dittman
Donald Smith
W. Edward Thiele
Mary Hill Davis State Mission
Memorial Church
Ronald Wells
First Baptist’ Church
Beaumont
First Christian Church Plans Fellowship Supper
First Christian Church hosts a 6:30 p.m. fellowship supper to honor 42 members tied to Goose Creek ISD with a Back to School theme. Suzi Powers speaks on School Daze while Rev. Nisbet preaches A Different Drummer. Music by Adeline Knodel. Chi Rho district meeting details and CW F plans noted.
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First Christian Church
Goose Creek Independent School System
Suzi Powers
B. D. Nisbet Jr
D.O. Huddie
J. S. Mann
Clyde Biggers
Adeline Knodel
Kansas City
Chi Rho
la Porte
Rev. Nisbet
Ben Ed Stovall
Bobby Slack
Floyd Dickerson
Walk In The Spirit Redeemer Sermon Title
Rev Glen C Kollmeyer will deliver Walk In The Spirit at 10 45 a m at Redeemer Lutheran Church The senior choir directed by Mrs Kollmeyer organ by Mrs C A Broderson Sunday school at 9 30 a m Church Rally plans Sept 29 Walther Leaguers meet at 3 p m to view For Pete s Sake film discussion and wiener roast Dr Carl A Heckmann LCMS Texas District president guest speaker on The Lutheran Hour at 6 15 p m over KTRH Houston Congregation calling on newcomers at 5 p m Monday Gordon Wilson to provide night meal 7 30 p m at fellowship hall Sunday school teachers meet 7 15 p m Tuesday senior choir at 7 30 p m Wednesday
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Glen C. Kollmeyer
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Carl A. Heckmann
Texas
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod
KTRH
Houston
Gordon Wilson
Fellowship Hall
A Summer to Recall Is Highlands Program
The Highlands United Methodist Church hosts a colorslide program Sunday night titled A Summer to Recall with slides and commentary by Rev. Mark Lewis. He also preaches Sunday morning on How to Rub Shoulders With Happiness, focusing on Blessed are the Merciful. Richard Ponder at organ, Sanctuary Choir to sing. Youth retreat in Galveston over weekend with leaders and chaperones including Ronnie Taylor and Jessie Ezel. Texas conference session Friday with Hancock as lay delegate and Rev. Lewis as ministerial delegate. In other news, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are cited as among the world’s largest cities by population.
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Holy Land
Highlands United Methodist Church
Mark Lewis
Lewis
Richard Ponder
Galveston
Ronnie Taylor
Jessie Ezel
Jim Martin
Car Ownership High in South Africa Among Whites
Statistics released here show white South Africans own more cars per capita than any country except the United States. More than a million cars are owned by South Africa’s 3.5 million whites.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
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