Religion in America under Pressure from Meeting Costs
Louis Cassels reports that American churches spend vast sums on conventions and meetings, often diverting funds from missions and urban service. Methodist leader Gerald H. Kennedy estimates about 2.25 million dollars annually for the denomination’s meetings, with total national outlay potentially around 30 million. He notes time wasted by leaders at national gatherings, while many meetings produce little concrete results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Gerald H. Kennedy
Los Angeles
The
Christian Advocate
Methodist Magazine
Wall Street Charter Reflects Mixed Market Tone
Kenneth Ward of Hayden Stone says market performance is favorable yet hampered by seasonal tax selling and delay of the tax question. Arthur Tepper of Stanley Heller notes growth stocks lead amid international uncertainty with no pattern shift expected before year’s start. Moody’s expects weakness to pass and a moderate advance as liability and prices recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone Inc
Arthur Tepper
Stanley Heller & Co
Walking for pleasure as a gentleman in past centuries
The World Almanac notes that during the 18th and 19th centuries strolling briskly in public was considered vulgar for gentlemen, a concession tolerated only in tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
World Almanac
Attend The Church Of Your Choice churches with schedules
A rundown of local church services listing several denominations. Assemblies of God First Methodist Church Church of God of Prophecy Holy Catholic Calvary Baptist Church Church of Christ Church of the Nazarene Central Christian Kirkland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
St Luke's Episcopal Bishop Leads Sunday Services
Rt Rev Quarterman visits St Luke's Episcopal Church to lead Sunday services this morning. Parishioners attend morning worship and participate in the bishops' remarks and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke's
Church Service Schedule Changes
Church School at 9:45 am worship at 10:45 am evening worship at 7 pm and Wednesday prayer service at 7:30 pm described in the weekly notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Church School
Church Schedule Listings for St John Baptist Starks Temple and Tell Methodist
Local church notices list weekly worship times for St John Baptist Starks Temple and Tell Methodist in Texas with services including Sunday School Morning Worship Training Services Evening Worship and midweek activities. Pastors Rev Billy H Shavers Rev W E Patterson and Elmer E Ward lead the congregations with prayers choir practices and Bible teaching scheduled across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John Baptist
510 Avenue H
Billy H. Shavers
Monday Brotherhood
Tell Methodist
Tel
Texas
Elmer, E Ward
Bible Baptist Church Schedule at Avenue C
At Bible Baptist Northwest 807 Avenue C services begin with Bible School at 10 a.m. A 10 45 a.m. youth meeting and Bible study follows. An evening sermon at 6 30 p.m. is planned with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Pastor Luther R. Bradley leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist
Avenue C
Northwest
Luther R. Bradley
Pastor Bible School
Estelline Church of Christ Service Schedule
Raymond M West ministers at Estelline Church of Christ with Bible classes at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday service at 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelline Church OF Christ
Raymond
M. West
Church Services and Schedules for Local Congregations
Sunday School begins at FIRST PRESBYTERIAN at 9 45 A M with worship around 11 00 A M at 206 10th Street. NEW HOPE BAPTIST led by Sanders offers morning and evening services plus WMU and midweek programs. SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH under James Smith lists Sunday School 9 45 A M worship at 10 45 A M and 6 15 P M with midweek prayer and Bible classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Commerce
Leslie E. Ellison
NEW Hope Baptist
Avenue I
N. B
L. Sanders
Prac
Tech
Southside Baptist Church
James Smith
Tostea Renee Ise
Warerik
Village Market and Local Businesses Ad Page
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous Childress area businesses including Village Market, Choice Meats, Lloyd's Electric, Childress Office Supply, Coopwood Floor Covering, Bonnie's Beauty Bar, Plains Quality Selected Milk, King's Phillips 66 Service Station, Amusement Center, Farmers Cooperative Gin, Dr Pepper Bottling, First Federal Savings & Loan Association, Key's Texaco Station, The Childress Index, cleaners, and The Since area merchants. The text reads as a local business directory section with shop names and storefronts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street Charter
Moody's Investors Service
Assembly OF God
Moody Hicks
6Th Street
Women’s — Council
Christ Ambassadors
First Methodist Church
Ave
Burgin Watkins
Methodist Youth Polina
Church OF God OF Prophecy
Avenue D
Martin Ball
N. W. Rather
Bernard J. Ryan
Calvary Baptist
Avenue H
Dea Conner
Training Union
Parkview Baptist
Church OF Christ
Church OF the Nazarene L.D. Franklin
2Th and
Ave. E. NW
Central Christian Corner
Carlton Downing
Chi Rho & Cyf
C. N
James
Kirkland Church OF Christ
Fidton Sanders
Srvices
House OF Prayer
South Main St
Pearl Robinson
Sealey Seeet
Kirkland First Baptist
Bob Bedwell
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-Day Saints
9Th Street
Avenue B. NE
Ray Wyatt
Methodist Church
King Memorial 1200 Ave
W. A. Cockerell
Church OF Christ (Colored
708Th Street
N. E
Joe €. Mitchell
Starks Temple
W. E. Patterson
Ave. H. N. E
Church For All All
Earth
Susie
God’s Church
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Vea
Childress
Amusement Center
Avenue B
Shady Elms Nursing Home
Village Market
J. R. Greer
S.E
Sinclair
Ted Smith
LeRoy Gaines
American National Insurance Co
Lloyd's Electric
Lloyd Walker
Childress Office
Vaters
210 Avenue F
Coopwood
Newberry Funeral Home
H. E. Newberry
Bonnie’s Beauty Bar
King’s
Phillips ‘’66
Avenue Og, NE
Mrs
Roscoe Cagle
Dr Pepper Bottling Co
Childress, Texas
First Federal Savings & Loan Association Officers & Staff
Key’s Texaco Station
Thaten Brothers Lumber Company and
Thaten Brothers Construction CO
United Super Market
Jim Thompson
Cramer Food Market
Lawrence and
Jonnie
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