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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1971

Page

2

Pastor Trent to Speak at San Jacinto Faculty Wives Club

Dr Kenneth E Trent pastor Second Baptist Church Channelview will address San Jacinto College Faculty Wives Club on Saturday September 25. A 6:30 pm covered dish supper precedes his talk on what a Baptist Minister Thinks as He Visits Israel for the Second Time. He is an author and Navy Chaplain veteran with missions to Africa South America Central America Jamaica and Israel and will show films after the talk.

Pasadena Kenneth E. Trent Second Baptist Church Channelview San Jacinto College Trent Israel Christ Howard Payne College Baylor University University of Houston U.S. Navy U.S. Army East Africa South America Central America Jamaica

First Baptist Church Elects New Sunday School Leaders

Deer Park church names Elmer E Smith Billy Pratt and Mrs Frank Gibson to lead the Sunday School divisions for the October start. Lucille Mitchell chairs Preschool with 45 workers and six departments. Gibson directs Children grades 1-6. Pratt heads Youth. Smith leads Adults. Noted staff members include Joyce Gibson and Jimmie L. Nelson.

First Baptist Church of Deer Park Chester da Sible Mitchell First Baptist WMU Luella St Church Council Frank Gibson E. Oak Billy Pratt Grace Street Pratt First Baptist Church Nasa-Msc Pasadena Plaza Elmer Smith Knob Hill Smith Diamond Shamrock Corp

We're Still Talking Your Language, But We'd Rather

A brief note suggests a preference for a different linguistic focus in ongoing discussions. The text hints at a desire to switch topics or approaches while acknowledging current conversation. No clear event, people, or organization specified.

Reservation Ready For Fall Season

LIVINGSTON The Texas Alabama and Coushatta Tribes anticipate their best fall tourism season in seven years. Facilities have been enlarged and winterized to host bal paved tribal dances living Indian village tours train rides into the virgin forest guided Big Thicket tours and Indian country historical tours. The tribal museum restaurant craft shop and all activities will be open to the public September October and November from 9 am to 6 pm Saturdays and noon to 6 pm Sundays. Weekdays all activities except dances and living Indian village run 10 am to 5 pm.

Livingston Texas Alabama Coushatta Virgin Forest

What Parents Can Do About Drugs

Mayor W E Black outlines parental roles in preventing drug misuse with steps: stay calm, listen, share facts, be fair yet firm, and set good examples. He cites studies on marijuana and other drugs, urges community meetings, and lists suggested educational films and sources for further material.

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