Schedule of Sunday Worship and Church Activities
The list details Sunday worship times and church activities for multiple churches in Ravenna Texas and surrounding areas. It lists pastors Clayton Hicke and others, with worship at 11 am and 8 pm, Sunday school at 9:45 am, MYF at 3 pm, and evening services. It includes labeled Sundays by church name Telephone Methodist Circuit and others with varying venue rotations and midweek meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revreena Metheart Crurch
Ravenna
Texas
Hubert Eaton
Telephone Methodist Circuit Telephone
Tex
Monkstown
New Hope
Thomas Hatcher
Church Schedule and Pastors Listed
Gree Bapam Church hours include 11m worship and 7pm evening service. New Zion Baptist Church timetable shows Sunday school 10am and worships at 11am 7pm, with prayer and training union sessions. Pastors: A B Fletcher at Gree Bapam and J P Skinner at New Zion.
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Gree Bapam
New Zion Baptist Church
Family Night Slated at Gober Methodist Church
The Gober Methodist church will host family night at 6 39 pm on Saturday December 7. Rev. Tom Graves, pastor, invites all members and their families to attend the supper of Michigan stew, pie, and coffee.
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Gober Methodist Church
Tom Graves
Baptist Pastor Assumes Duties At Trinity Church
The Rev Alvin A Robinson and his family have moved to the parsonage of Trinity Baptist Church, North Franklin Street. They came from Butler Oklahoma where he previously served as pastor of a First Baptist church. The children are Glenda Kay, 6, and Keith Paul, 2.
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Alvin A Robinsor
Glenda Kay
Keith Paul
Trinity Baptist Church
North Franklin Stres
Butler Okla
The
First Baptist
Nureh
Attended Funeral at Terrell for Family Friend
Mr and Mrs Alton Kincad returned from Terrell where they attended funeral services for a family friend, Jake Counts. The note ends with a local ad phrase about trading at home.
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Alton Kincad
Terrell
Jake Counts
Paris District Methodist Parley Set for Monday in Bonham
About 250 Methodists from the Paris district of the North Texas Conference will attend a day-long district conference at the First Methodist Church in Bonham. Dr G Henry Mood will preside, with Rev Earl M Jones welcoming the delegates. The principal address will be by Rev Cicero B Fielder. The Paris district includes 25 churches in Fannin Lamar and Delta counties. The session runs 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday.
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Paris
Bonham
Pars
North Texas Conference
First Methodist Church of
Women’s Society of Christian Service
G. Henry Mood
Earl M. Jones
First Methodist Church
Cicero B Fielder
Wesley Methodist Church
Greenville
Fannin
Lamar
Delta Counties
O'Lock
Julian Thomas
Cooper Methodist Church
Bonham Churches Share Peace and Faithful Messages
A Bonham church page shares scripture from Philippians 4 7 and reflects on peace of God guiding congregations. Community notices highlight worship, fellowship events, and spiritual encouragement from local pastors.
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God
Christ Jesus
Church Parley Slated at Plano
The Rev Ben F Hearn Jr of First Christian Church will preside over the Christian Churches of District 17 convention in Plano Sunday. The conference, 25 Northeast Texas churches, starts at 2 30 pm with Rev Frank Mabee of Fort Worth delivering the opening address. Dinner at 7 15 pm precedes evening worship. Rev George Cherryhomes will introduce Prof Budock Hyder of North Texas State College Denton as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F Hearn, Jr
First Christian Church
Christian Churches of Distrit 17
Plano
Texas
Frank Mabee
Fort Worth
Division of Christian Eduation
Texas Board of Christian Churches
George Cherryhomes
Plane
Budock Hyder
North Texas State College
Identon
Tonight Is Here Sermon Topic at Seventh and Main Church
The Rev EO Jo Kearney, pastor of Seventh and Main Baptist Church, preaches Tonight Is Here as Sunday morning subject. The church choir directed by James Hallcom will sing The Battle Hymn of the Republic arranged by Fred Waring.
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EO Jo Kearney
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
James Hallcom
Fred Waring
Campaign Planned To Reduce Deaths During Holidays
In Austin a December traffic safety drive aims to save 100 lives in Texas with the slogan Give the gift of a fe for Christmas. DPS Director Homer Garrison Jr and State Highway Engineer Jay Pine Dunkel led the Traffic Safety Council meeting as agencies pledge intensified patrols and public programs over the holiday period.
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Austin
Tup
Texas
Jay Pine Dunkel
Traffic Safety Council
Homer Garrison Jr
Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Department of Publi Safety
Fquar Control Board
Highway Department
Santa Visits Honey Grove for Annual Yule Parade
Santa arrived in Honey Grove Thursday afternoon for the Christmas parade with 14 floats, six bands, and numerous scooters and clowns. Honey Grove Garden Club won 75 dollars for a Madonna float led by Mrs. Robert Wiest Jr. The Future Farmers of America earned 50 dollars for Put Christ in Christmas, and Sixteenth Street Baptist Church placed third with a robed choir. In schools, Frances Collards 6 A won first, Nora Lattle 4th grade second, and combined first grades of John Hunter and Roy Doyle took third. Band Mothers Club decorated car won first in the car contest. Honorable mention noted.
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Honey Grove Garden Club
Robert Wiest
Honey Grove
Future Farmers of America
Christ
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Negro
Frances Collards
Nora Lattle
John Hunter
Roy Doyle
Band Mothers Club
Manim off wars will put out a minimum effort
The fragment hints at a claim that ending wars would reduce the required effort to manage crises. It suggests a belief in lower overall strain or workload if conflicts cease. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete details or attribution.
Little Santa Claus Leads Parade at Honey Grove
Mrs Sears Spears fourth grade entry with Steve Shelton a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs D K Shelton rode a red tractor and were named Little Santa Claus Judy Little and Robert Charles won first in bicycle and scooter divisions while Larry Green earned best clown honors Bands from Bonham Cooper Commerce Wolfe City and Honey Grove marched in the parade The Honey Grove fire department handed out candy and Santa Claus distributed it to children.
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Sears Spears
Steve Shelton
D. K Shelton
Little Santa Claus
Judy Little
Robert Charles
Larry Green
Bonham
Cooper
Commerce
Wolfe City
Honeyrove
Benson Praises Wage Freeze Proposal at Iowa Banquet
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson endorsed a one year wage moratorium proposed by AFL CIO building trades chief Richard J Gray during an Ames Iowa banquet. He said the idea makes sense as Labor Secretary Mitchell urged serious consideration and some union leaders criticized Gray's plan.
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Ames
Towa
Ezra Taft Benson
Fight Against Blindness Woman Heads National Council
Mildred Weisenfeld, 34, Brooklyn native and founder of the National Council to Combat Blindness, leads a national push to prevent sight loss through research funding. Her movement, begun in 1946, has leagues across New York City and surrounding states with the aim of reducing blindness by medical advancement.
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New York
Mildred Wesenfeld
Weisenfeld
Nationa Council
New York Boroughs
Westchester County
N. Y
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Miami
Mildred Weisenfeld
Brooklyn
Lewie Ellis Named New Fire Chief
Honey Grove news reports Lewie Ellis elected chief of the Honey Grove volunteer fire department for 1958. He succeeds McCleary Eversole as head.
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Lewie Ellis
Honey Grove
Spl
McCleary Eversole
Louie Rhodes
Staley Seal
Ted Newhouse
Berord Wilkerson
Kenneth Witcher
Ted Ellis
Delaney Scott
Clarke Bates
Kenneth Rowton
Wash Underwood
Clyde Gentry
Aubry Bates
Bryan Pierce
Pete Merrell
Raymond Bates
Pension Fund
Raymond Trompler
H. C. Chancellor
John Barrett
Fight for Sight Aids Eye Research Surge Amid War Date
Miss Wiesenfeld formed the council after anger over inaction on eye research. She and seven friends each contributed $1, raising funds for grants and fellowships totaling $500,000. A scientific advisory committee of leading eye specialists guides the effort as they plan a December 15 Lights On fundraiser with broad show business participation. The USS Swordfish also sank a Japanese merchant ship on December 15, 1941, marking a wartime milestone.
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Cantey
John
Berle Baptist Church
WMS
Sunbeams
Clayton Hicke
A B. Fletcher
Ice
Woman's Missionary Society
J. P. Skinner
Gober
Terrel
Western Shirts
Paris & Lyntone
Billforlds
Mn Pdad
Leetw
Dominoes
Nyloas
Bonham Churches
Santa
Santa Claus
Benson
Massachusetts
Bay State
Ingram Oil & Refining Co
Meraux
New Orleans
Woman
National Council
United Press Women's Editor
Mildred
U. S
Playskool Toys
Shell Collections
Jack & Jill Shop
W. J
T. Lockhart
West Side
C. Lockhart