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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1965
Page
10
First Baptist Church marks its sixth anniversary with a Sunday program featuring Rev Robert M Cheek and a TV segment on KTRK Channel 13. Special guests include Miss Laurie Bishop of Jackson Mississippi and Barn esville Southern Baptist Chorale. Church activities include WMU conference, choir presentations, and a Brotherhood meeting ahead of the Sunday service titled Reality.
Eastside Baptist Church marks its sixth anniversary with a grounds dinner after the 10 45 a m service. The Rev A L Jordan of Memorial Baptist will speak following the meal. Jack Curry leads dinner plans as Rev Coltharp settles in as pastor.
A Catholic service note outlines Father Kennedy explaining Gospel themes from Luke and Ephesians, praising humility and Jewish example. It lists Sunday Epistle readings, multiple Mass times, and assistants Father Tinney and Father Fertitta. The report also covers Catholic Youth Organization babysitting, a social for Catholic Daughters, and religion classes with schedule details.
Music for the telecast includes church choir, a trio of W C Herxing and his daughters Pam and Paula, a duet by Janice Reach and Pat Owen, and a Glen Walker solo. The pastor will deliver sermons at 9 50 a m and 1 p m. Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m observing Day of Advance as a new year starts under minister Ernest Woolley and Sunday School superintendent R X Turmer. Training Hour led by F P Harmon meets at 5 p m. One week from Sunday on Oct 3 the church marks Homecoming Day with Rev C D Henley as speaker at 10 50 a m including basket lunches and fellowship dinner.
Ground will be broken for a major expansion at Westminster Presbyterian Church 7600 Bayway Drive. The 3000 square foot addition adds classrooms a library and parlor an enlarged fellowship hall improved kitchen and covered walkway to the sanctuary plus a porte cochere. Completion expected by year end as part of a master plan.
Church news notes minister Jack Arvin will base the 10 55 a m Sunday service on Genesis 15 with the sermon title Birds of Prey as Abram’s worship faced disruption. His 6 p m talk A Glorious Church centers on Ephesians 5 22 33 about Christ and the church as a human with duties. Autumn youth classes begin with Junior high led by Clarence Wallace and high school led by Bob West at 6 p m Sundays. Ladies’ Class resumes at 11 a m on Wednesdays. The Incomparable Christ study series begins, and the public is invited to all worship services and classes.
St Mark's Methodist Church in Baytown announces a multi-pronged fall program led by Glenn Stankis and L J Treverso. Over 100 teams will visit members for World-Wide Communion Sunday Oct 3 and a fall revival Oct 3-6, with October as Church Loyalty Month. The revival features Rev Don Peverly and Rev George Dent, plus choirs and youth groups.
The First Presbyterian Church opens its doors at 10 a.m. for Adult Education with five focus areas Bible Theology Christian living church history and the Crossroads study. Additional activities include church school staff installation and youth fellowships. Rev Burnette W Dowler leads a sermon at 11 a.m. from I Corinthians 4 1 18.
The University of Rhodes Island will send its research vessel Trident from Narragansett Bay in October for a Today cruise. The expedition will conduct geological ecochemical and biological studies during the voyage.
The Fair Adult Instruction Class led by Rev. Glen C. Kollmeyer begins Sunday at 9 30 am during Sunday School hour at Redeemer Lutheran Church. The program aims to teach core Bible doctrines with no obligation to participants.
Trinity Episcopal Church schedules its first season breakfast at 8:00 a.m. with Rev. P Walter Henckell presiding and Louis J Fentiman as epistler. Other church events include a 9 15 a.m. family Eucharist, numerous acolytes and ushers, choir and organist duties, a coffee hour hosted by Mr and Mrs Stephen Linscott, church school at 9 15 and 11, confirmation instructions at 2 30, Inquirers Class at 7 p.m. and various guild and society meetings through the day and week.
Training and visitation events start at St Pauls Lutheran Church with three training evenings Monday through Wednesday at 6 p.m. A covered dish supper is served by the American Lutheran Church Women. Rev Harold O Bormhoff will lead lessons from 6:20 to 7 p.m. Couples depart at 7 and return by 9 p.m. for coffee. Monthly gatherings occur on the fourth Tuesday. Rally Day Sunday School at 9 a.m. includes promotions and attendance awards. Milestones for long-term teachers recognized. Community groups organize Monday and Wednesday meetings including American Lutheran Church Women and Christian Service League with choir sessions.
Rev E J Davis Jr selects Let's Make a Bet as sermon topic for Cedar Bayou Methodist Church at the 10 50 am service. Ushers for morning and evening services include I L Burns W T Mordison H A Connor F R O Neal Johnnie G Jennings and Eddie Going.
Promotion Day and Christian Education Week events at First Christian Church feature adult elective courses starting October. Eldon Berry teaches the Uniform Lesson, Rev. Sidney Hawkins leads a Discipleship course, and Glynn Tiller teaches a college age class. Bible study by Rev Edmund Pendleton, junior and senior high stay programs, and a 3 pm pastors class for new members are planned along with Sunday service at 10:50 am.
Grace Methodist members hold a Family Night Dinner at 11 B.M. on Wednesday September 29 to welcome new members from the last quarter. Rev. Edwin T. Summers will speak on Grown-Up Faith at 10:45 a.m. The Sanctuary Choir and Intermediate Singers provide music led by W. W. Schubert and organist Mrs. Keith King. Youth activities start at 4:20 p.m. with rehearsals and a snack supper at 5:30. meeting of the education commission at 8 p.m. Sunday and a commission on ship and evangelism meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday September 28, chaired by Walter Boucher.
The Central Assembly of God at the corner of Pruett and Nazro named Rev Lester L Campbell as pastor. A Dallas native, he has served as evangelist and pastor in North Texas, including South Dallas and Waco, and recently led Friendship Assembly of God in Azle. He and Mrs Campbell have four children. David is married and an evangelist, Don and Fred are students, and Ann Lucille attends Anson Jones.
Edgar T. Ballard is hired as a counselor at Lee College by the board of regents. Robert T. Nichols returns to teach instrumentation. Carolyn V. Williamson is approved as a new instructor in hotel and restaurant cooks. Lucille Dill becomes fulltime supervisor of the program. W. C. Montour resigns as instrumentation instructor.
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