Choir Practice at First Baptist Church
The social calendar notes a 4 p.m. choir practice at the First Baptist Church on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
2
The social calendar notes a 4 p.m. choir practice at the First Baptist Church on Sunday.
The Tell Methodist Church held its annual vacation Bible school last week with 49 enrolled and 18 adults attending. Directors and teachers included Mrs J A Stinnett intermediates, Mrs Merrell Conn musical director, and several others teaching juniors to kindergarten.
Miss Cynthia Caradine, junior leader of the Childress 4 H Club, demonstrated hemming using the pickstitch method. Club members finished skirts and planned county dress review entries. Two new members Joan Strickland and Donna Clark were welcomed.
Five force mechanics have remained in Indo China for months servicing U S supplied fighter bombers and transports. The U S embassy in Saigon withheld names or home addresses until relatives are notified. French forces evacuated Moulapamok on the Mekong after repulsing a rebel assault June 15 16.
A scrambled set of crossword style clues ranging across and down with phrases like 3 across in the manger and 5 Polynesian cloth, plus items such as The harp that once through these halls and God Bless America.
Answer to Previous Puzzle twenty three Pay back twenty four Wire nail twenty five Son of Jacol twenty six Group of boats twenty seven Banana like twenty six Employs twenty nine Nick thirty one Water enclosed lane thirty three Fasten thirty eight Italian seaport forty Feel forty one Wiser forty two Distant forty three Rail forty four Places forty six Noun su Mix forty seven Girl s name forty eight Journey fifty Headed
Business and Professional Women’s Club members and guests enjoyed a buffet picnic at Alyeen Ater’s home. Hostess committee included Krigbaum Ehrle Saied Griffin Ater Ballew Dannely Bowers Cannon. About 40 attended and Deola Ritchhart was set to chair the next summer picnic for July 15.
Mary Ann and Sue Cartlidge entertained friends with a slumber party at their Kirkland home. The group included Peggy West Peggy Cams ey Patsy Pickrel Aula Kyllis Lanier Norma Fayeick rel and the hostesses, who enjoyed a midnight snack.
New officers of the Central Christian Church board for 1954 55 include W T Nelson as chairman J W Drake as vice chairman W M Ward as clerk Vivian Jones assistant clerk George Barry treasurer Elders F W Eatherly W T Nelson Bob Polson R C Bellah Frank Dakil H W Shirley L B Taylor elder for life Deacons George Barry Arvene Bellah T B Brooks Martin Coyne J W Drake Vivian Jones W M Ward and J M Preston life deacon New officers will be installed.
Commissioner White outlined Texas storage and crop projections. He cited a maximum capacity of 120 million bushels and 94 million bushels carried over, with estimated 32 million wheat and 77 million grain sorghum output. Texas must accommodate about 83 million bushels plus added after 1954 harvest.
The piece advises teen marketers and families on pre planning a balanced budget shopping list, choosing quality meats by color and texture, and understanding labels on pre packed meats. It notes serving estimates and outlines a Sunday dinner menu including pot roast, potatoes, carrots, noodles, corn, rolls, slaw, pie, cheese, coffee, tea, and milk.
Stamford pastors visit, Victoria Daley from Washington joins for summer, and multiple trips unfold across Vernon, Wichita Falls, Amarillo, and Shamrock. Families and friends travel for funerals, education, and business, with a Father’s Day gift note and regional greetings.
Glanda Zuber admitted today. Orville King dismissed yesterday.
The Young Moderns Home Demonstration Club met recently to plan a copper craft program. Mrs. B. F. Hawkins was elected second vice president for the summer. Juanita Titus demonstrated on New Fabrics. Attendees included Mines, Garland Collins, Russell Moore, Frank Bemis, Hawkins, Wayne McClendon, Harold Camp, Andy Rogers, and Titus.
U N commander in chief General Hull and other officers doubt renewed war by the Communists or Rhee. They warn the real danger lies in a triggering incident along the truce line that could flare fighting. Rhee is seen as too realistic to move north yet wary of abandoning the threat.
Rev. George FE Curlee leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Sermon The Power Of Faith. Evening worship at 7 45 p.m. Sermon The Death Of Stephen. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p.m.
A compilation of service times for multiple churches and religious groups. Baptist, Church of Christ, House of Prayer, Episcopal, and Catholic congregations list Sunday School, morning and evening services, midweek studies, and revival events.Specific pastors named include C. C. Lamb Ira L. Parrack E. A. Sanders Earl Robinson Rev. Ross Davis and others.
Rev. Jack Edwards leads Training Union at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 a m Morning worship at 1 MYF at 7 30 p m Evening worship at 6 Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 The pastor is Rev M W Reynolds.
Morning Worship at First Baptist led by B. J. Martin at 11. Training Union at 6 45 p m. Evening Worship at 8 p m. Presbyterian Church hosts Wilson Cole as minister Everett Jones oversees youth and sermon titled The Ways of Looking at Life. Parables of Jesus also preached. Youth Fellowship 6 p m with nursery provided. Tuesday guild 9 30 a m hosted by Mrs. Tom Hardin. Wednesday choir practice at 7.
The notice lists Sunday School and worship times for Fundamental Baptist at 210 Avenue H NW Pastor J E Young. Church of Christ at 2nd and C Harrell Collard Minister Damon Smith Associate Minister with classes at 9:45 and services through the day. Union Flat Baptist located four miles east of Childress offers morning worship at 1 am and evening at 7 30. Church of God features Sunday School at 10 am and evening worship at 7 30 with YPE services at 8 pm and prayer services midweek led by Rev Tom M White.
Bible School at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Prayer and Bible Study at 2 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Luther R. Bradley leads the church located on 803 Ave. C Northwest.
Morning worship at 10 50 a m led by Gene Brice with communion observed at both services. Evening service at 7 p m also by Gene Brice. Nursery for children under seven in the morning. Youth meeting at 6 p m and weeknight youth round-up at 7 30 p m through Friday. Location: 310 Second St NE. John 8 Mullen minister.
Care y Baptist Church Rev George Stewart is pastor with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p m. Cloyce Kuimen is superintendent and Earnest Hamm B T A director. First Methodist Church lists C A Holcomb Jr as pastor with services and sermons including Portrait Of A Father and The Way Of A Christian plus MYF groups and multiple services. Kirkland Methodist led by L D Cleveland with Sunday School at 11 and worship at 11 and 7 pm and WSCS activity Tuesday. Victory Church under Rev Lydia Sweet holds Tuesday prayer and Friday worship.
The notice lists a series of Jehovah's Witnesses gatherings at 1600 Avenue C NW. Supervising Minister Howard Wommach oversees Watchtower study on Sunday and Book study, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Service meeting and Theocratic Ministry School occur Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Church notices list weekly activities for St John Baptist Church with times for Sunday School Bible study and services led by Rev W E Brown. Starks Temple C M E under Rev C C Campbell shows morning worship Epworth League and choir schedules plus meetings through Friday.
Pasadena architect Wayne R Williams proposes turning school playgrounds into year round recreation areas to combat juvenile delinquency. He argues underused facilities should be redesigned with landscaping and earth sculpture to attract youth and may later fall under park department jurisdiction.
Mrs. David Walker reports visitors in Fort Worth and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Crain and Sandy of Oklahoma visiting Mrs. Crain and ill Mrs. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt from Wichita, and many guests at the 1.05 Tad home. Families from Fort Worth, Pampa, Carey, and Wichita share gatherings, travel plans, and church events as servicemen sail for Japan and relatives travel between Texas and Oklahoma.
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