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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1968
Page
6
Registrations will be received at 9 32 am and from noon to 122 pm Sunday for the Fall quarter adult education program at First Presbyterian Church. Classes begin Sept 2 at 9 30 am and meet each Sunday through December. The session offers studies in Bible Theology and Church and Christian Living.
Grace Methodist Church plans a week of prayer ahead of its revival from September 4 to October 2 led by Dr. Gaston Foote. Various prayer groups meet nightly at 7 p.m. in spaces across the church with leaders named for each group. The revival features a 10:45 a.m. Sunday service and a 7 p.m. night worship with sermons on Gospel themes. A parish roundtable and newcomers coffee are also scheduled.
Gospel singing at Bayou Baptist Church 5400 Sjolander Rd runs Saturday from 7:32 p.m. to 10 p.m. Rev Earl Hester leads the church with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 1 a.m. Training Union at 6:30 p.m. worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30 p.m.
All Saints Episcopal Church will mark the 15th Sunday after Trinity with morning prayer and a sermon led by Rev. Peter Katt. Readers include Thomas Stephens. ushers G Rich Skinner and Horace E Smith. acolytes John Walmsley Charles Chandler Jonathan Litras Brent Currie. altar care by Mrs. Thomas Blakeney and Mrs. Thomas Litras. coffee hour hostess Mrs. Albert Fellows. Church School and Adult Bible Class at 10 am. 8 am Holy Communion with Victor Holmelin assisting.
Final plans for the Chuck Wagon supper at Memorial Baptist Church set for 6 15 p m Wednesday with Dr W Edward Thiele as emcee and Bart Neal providing music The event supports a western flavor covered dish meal and Sunday School goals of 60 this Sunday and 700 on Sept 2 Also details about Wednesday night schedule for the year and next week enlargement campaign in Detroit Michigan with Rev George Nielsen plus church budget planning for 1999 and sermon texts for the Sunday service
Trinity Episcopal Church observes the 15th Sunday after Trinity with an 8 am Holy Communion celebrant Rev. P. Walter Henckell and epistoler Louis J. Fentiman. Family service at 9 15 am with tay readers Fred T. Philips Har dee Kilgore ushers Leonard Stasney Michael Ackerley and acolytes Dickie Hunter Gebo Walmsley Steven Olaf son Stephen Willimez Andy Wismar Kim Walmsley Tom Walmsley. Junior Choir directed by Mrs. Stanley Fisher will sing. Baptism to be administered. The Itam service features Rev. F. Philip Dignam preaching with lay readers Edward L. Roberts Calvin Rutherford and ushers Lan Williams Charles Houghton. Ac o lytes include John Russell David Dignam Richard McManus Paul Seale Robert Furgerson. Altar work directed by Mrs. B. F. Troxell Mrs. R. E. Oliphant Mrs. Nelson Longnecker Mrs. W L. Haynes. T wo hosts for coffee time Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brundrett. Church School at 9 15 am and 1 am with nursery. Trinity Guild 2 pm Monday Bishop Hines Guild 7 30 pm. Episcopal Church Women meet 5 30 am Tuesday led by Mrs. S. R. Bethea. Holy Communion celebrated in the Chapel at St James House at am Thursday.
Redeemer Lutheran invites for a Thursday 7:30 p.m. Pastor's Class at Redeemer Lutheran Church with Rev. Glen Kollmeyer leading on Bible topics and the meaning of faith. Holy Communion will be celebrated and a 5 p.m. calling for the class precedes each session.
St Mark s United Methodist Church plans a special service to install and dedicate the official board. Rev LeGrand will lead the 10 55 a m service Sunday and deliver sermons at 8 40 a m and the later service on the topic Who couched Me. Laymen are urged to attend the Laymen s Retreat on Sept 23 at Lakeview. Bishop Cope will preach at the retreat and Rev Pace will speak at the Paris Texas assembly service.
Northside Baptist Church choir will perform at Sea-Arama Marine World Galveston with director Michael D Wood. Pastor L Calhoon will speak at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services. The chapel choir will present a musical program following the 7:30 p.m. service.
The St Pauls family worship service features a sermon titled From Poverty To Riches by the Rev Harold O Bombhoff. Include Children’s sermon Furrows and Frowns. Sunday service starts 1015 am with Sunday School 9 10 am and Bible Class on Revelation. The Fishermen's Club meets Tuesday at 7 pm and other groups convene midweek with planned parent meeting Sept 23 after service.
A brief note recalls King Edward II's pronouncement that an English inch equaled three barleycoins in ancient practice, with round barleycoins laid end to end as the standard measure cited in medieval authority.
The First Christian Church congregation will decide this Sunday whether to approve a provisional design for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Unanimously approved Sept. 11 by the Official Board, the document aims to restruture the denomination and will be a basis at the Kansas City International Convention Sept 77 Oct 2. Rev. B D Nisbet Jr leads adult classes preparing the decision, with Nisbet and his wife attending the convention to vote. The service includes Isaiah 1 30 20 themed sermon Temple Trampling, led by Rev. Nisbet, with Glynn Tiller invocating and George Adams and O H Ficklin as communion elders. The Chi Rho group, youth C Y F, and Christian Women’s Fellowship also participate. a cabinet meeting is planned midweek.
The Annual GA Coronation will be at Second Baptist 7 pm Sunday. Theme The World in Our Hearts. Honored girls include Maidens Cathy Wilks Paula Herring Carla Cloudt Allison Bryant Cindy Adams Mary Ann Hillin Jana Odom Enjine Austin Lou Ellen Goodwin Sheila Goodwin Ladies in waiting Carla McCawley Janet Adams Princesses Paula Lashiee Angela King Queens Angela Adams Sharon Adams Melody Stepherson Queen Regent in Service Pam Herring. The Herald by Tim Adams. A reception follows in the Fellowship Hall. G A director Mrs John P Lashiee associate director Mrs K T Earthman secretary Charles Albright. Counselors include Mrs John Adams Mrs Earl Myers Miss Jaynette Austin Mrs James Massengale Mrs George Goodwin Mrs Elmer Stepherson. Reviewing council Mrs Curtis Herring Mrs L S Williams Mrs Cecil Strother. Rev Roy Cloudt to give morning message Gods Eagles.
Bayway Christian Church announces a new fellowship group to foster close bonds like those of the early church. Rev. Monte L Brown says members and non members can join by phoning him, aiming for deeper conversations and community, with Sunday sermon titled A New Faith For A New World.
Wooster Baptist Church Christian service survey led by Stephen Heather will run during Sunday School. Pre enrollment for younger choirs continues with Cord Choir and Chapel Choir meeting at 4 30 p m for first rehearsal in the sanctuary. Parents should assemble at 4 p m to form committees for the coming year. Leadership Preparation Week announced for Sept 22 from 7 to 9 pm covering the 1969 Sunday School program and Crusade of the Americas with general conferences and age group department sessions led by church leaders.
The 1968 Girls Auxiliary Coronation at First Baptist Baytown will be at 7 45 p m Wednesday Mrs Roy Cloudt San Jacinto Association G A Director will present the program The theme crowns and committed The coordinator is Mrs Paul Hinton Recipients include Queen Mary Ann Jones Princesses Pam Couch and Darla Quinton Ladies in Waiting Donna Lively Marsha Partain Cheryl Sims Maids Robin Abbott Lisa Carrell Jenny Mixon G A adult counsellors listed by age Rev John Lounsberry of Sulphur La will guest preach Sunday along with other church events An Associational WMA methods conference is set for Central Baptist Monday and Tuesday Flo Love WMS activity committee meets Wednesday and the WMS Leadership Course includes the meeting at 10 am
Westminster Presbyterian Church outlines a 2 am Sunday sermon by Rev. Thomas R Brower on The Biblical View of Anger using Mark 3 14 and Genesis 9 7. A Senior High Parent Get Together is set for 6 30 pm Sunday. A Presbyterian luncheon is planned for 12 5 pm Thursday at The Tower. Westminster members attend Presbytery Leadership School on Saturday Sept 21 at Central Presbyterian Church Houston for leadership training.
This week’s Christian Science lesson sermon is titled Matter. It includes Bible verses such as Zechariah and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The Baytown church at Nevada and Michigan holds services on Sunday at 12 am and Wednesday at 3 pm, with nursery care and a Reading Room at 10 N Ashbel open weekdays 1 to 2:30 and Saturdays 10 am to 1 pm.
Masses at St Josephs begin Sept 2 for the school year with multiple daily times led by Monsignor O Sullivan Father Palmieri and Father LeDuc. CCD mass at 8 am and lectures by Rev Alexander Lee of Seoul Korea. Confessions Sunday times and baptisms at 3 pm.
Church school with classes for all ages meets at 9 40 am at Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church. Morning worship at 10 50 am with Rev Roy L Felder preaching. Ushers listed. Sanctuary choir directed by Harvey Hardison with guest organist Sandra Boyd. MYF groups meet 5 30 pm for snack supper. Night worship at 7 pm with Rev Felder. Council of ministers after service. Scout Troop 8 meets at 7 pm. Methodist Men meet 7 pm Tuesday for Father and Son night. Wesleyan Service Guild meets 7 pm Tuesday for a saled supper. Church Wide Study 6 30 pm Wednesday Rev Felder directing. Choir rehearsal 7 0 pm. Julia Lottie Circle meets 9 am Thursday. quilting afternoon. Beacon Class social 5 30 pm Saturday in youth center.
Rev Robert D Joiner Jr will preach Is Anger Always Sinful at 3:30 and 10:30 am services at St Pauls Methodist Church Sunday The 3:30 pm church school is directed by Ruel Casey The Rev Joiner will lead 7 pm Revelation study A council on ministries meeting is at 7:30 pm Monday The Women’s Society of Christian Service meets at 10 am Tuesday for a covered dish luncheon
Jehovah's Witnesses announce a weekly program at the Kingdom Hall 136 Hawthorne. Services include a ministry school study session Tuesday afternoon and a Bible lecture Sunday with a group congregation study on how first century events are dated in the second century. The lesson covers harmonizing secular and sacred chronology to pin dates of Christ birth baptism death and Paul era events.
The Rev William J Commer of St Johns United Methodist Church will preach at 845 and 1100 am services with the sermon titled And The Lord Was With Him Church School convenes at 945 led by Phil Allen Youth Chair meets at 530 pm followed by MYF at 6 The 7 pm service features a Bible study on The Gospel of St John The Gospel of Renewal Nominating committee meets at 7 pm Monday Commission on stewardship and finance meets at 7 pm Tuesday J M Purvis chairs this commission WSCS sets its annual dinner and bazaar for Friday Nov 8 ministers will continue to serve
Rev Lonnie Bowlen of Northside Assembly of God Church announces revival services starting 7 p.m. Sunday led by Rev Glen Troutman who resides in Baytown and has ten years in ministry licensed by the South Texas District Assemblies of God. Sunday School begins 9:45 a.m. Services run 7:30 p.m. Monday to Friday.
Lyndell Kincaid, missionary to Guatemala, will speak at Garth Road Baptist Church 51% Garth Road beginning Sunday Sept 22 with both morning and night services. Sunday School starts 9:30 am, morning service 10:40 am, night services 7 pm. Bus runs citywide each Sunday for Sunday School and morning service. call 575-1522 for pickup.
Highlands Assembly of God Church at 408 M Magnolia hosts Nancy Hammon and the Victory Voices from San Jose California. They perform September 2 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m. nightly with spirituals and favorites. Rev Burnie Davis leads services. Coffee is noted as a global beverage.
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