20 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
1
A fragment of church schedules lists multiple congregations with service times and contact notes. Includes Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meeting times, Baptist, Lutheran and Nazarene services, youth and women’s groups, prayer meetings, and Sunday school hours across several streets and neighborhoods.
A First Church of Christ Scientist notices lists Sunday school at 9 50 am and evening service at 8, with a reading room open Tue and Wed for reading or borrowing Bible literature. The notice invites public attendance and cites a season sermon topic and readings from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy works.
A fragmented notice lists a Sunday School at 8:45 and an evening service at 7:30 for a church in BeapFORD. Mentions Moraine Hone fee Training and Union events with unclear details. Names and precise locations are partially unreadable.
Catholic Daughters of America installed officers for the new year at the regular monthly meeting led by Mrs. James Blake. New officers include Rose Mu We Got vice president, Milas Alene Bodo prophetess, Margaret Van Gleave registrar, Galvin Warren Jr treasurer, Don Keller general secretary, and Harold Paker sentinel. Trustees named were CG W. Cox Frasel Bnyder and Paul Kuysenberger. Committees announced include benevolence tele j ong sick care and visiting aid and social events. Meetings to resume in September after a July August break. social hour followed with about 30 in attendance. A vacation theme decor adorned the officers’ table with miniature figures and scenes.
Chapel services at Laughlin Air Force Base include Protestant Adult Bible Class at 9:30 AM and Sunday School in Annex also at 9:30. Morning worship at 10:30 AM, evening worship at 7:30 PM. Catholic Masses Sunday 9:20 AM and 11:00 AM with Confessions Saturday 4:30 PM. Choir practice Tuesday 7 PM. First Sunday Holy Communion observed.
Closing exercises for Vacation Bible school are set for 7 oclock tonight at Twelfth Street Baptist Mission with Rev. Joe R. Townsend pastor. Forty eight students enrolled in Bible study mission study handicraft and fellowship. Teachers include Mrs Bruce Mrs Herold Plass Mrs Pick Kanenchen Mrs Bob Miller Mrs Dryden and Mrs Levis.
Rev Richard Ludwig will serve as supply pastor at Grace Lutheran Church Eighth Street North Main for 740 p m service Sunday a morning worship will not be held Sunday school and Bible class set for 945 a m with regular service planned at 136 p m until vacancy filled Grace Lutheran issued call to Rev Paul W Ludwig of Navasota awaiting decision
Rev O W Nickle rector of St James Episcopal Church will preach a 11 am sermon titled Our Beliefs in the fourth installment of his series The Way Episcopalians Live He argues religion concerns the intentional relation of man to God not cosmic order or mind science and religion have no controversy as science is paramount in investigation religion is paramount in faith
The 11 am worship service at First Presbyterian Church will feature a sermon on the Mystery of Godliness with scripture from I Timothy 3 16. Guest pastor T Perrin Jr will lead the service and elders R M Freim EB N Conner and deacons John Hunnicutt Albert Cguthorn Al Dishman R E Kubepka will greet attendees.
St Ann's Society of Laughlin Air Force Base held a Thursday morning session to appoint officers and chairmen for the next six months. The religious social group includes base personnel and affiliated civilians may join as associate members. Retiring president Mrs Angle Cook thanked members and chairmen for their cooperation during her tenure.
An open house event at the First Methodist Church is announced for tonight at seven o clock. The gathering invites attendees to preview the Vacation Bible School program and related church activities.
Plans were laid this week for the closing exercises of Vacation Bible School at San Felipe Methodist Church announced by Rev Daniel Cortes The closing program is set for 8 pm Thursday June 28 Forty five students are enrolled with five teachers and three assistants guiding the sessions The public is invited to attend the programs.
The annual Methodist Men's Club meeting will be held June 27 to 29 in Kerrville. Rev. Daniel Cortes, pastor of the church, and several members from San Felipe Methodist Church plan to attend.
San Felipe Methodist Church members Cortes and Jose Hernandez attended the Rio Grande Methodist Conference in San Antonio. Hernandez served as lay delegate while Cortes accompanied him. Bishop Frank presided. the pastor of Del Rin church was reappointed for a third year.
A community church calendar lists multiple churches Grace Methodist First Presbyterian San Felipe Presbyterian Church of Christ Northside Church of Christ Assemblies of God and Christ Ambassadors with Sunday School times from 9:45 to 10:00 a.m. Morning services at 11:00 a.m. and evening services around 7:30 p.m. Weekday prayer meetings Bible studies and youth activities are scheduled, inviting all parishioners to attend. Reverend Daniel Cortes Reverend Patrick Armstrong Reverend Nehemias Garcia Reverend Long Moody and Pastor Willard Stappord are noted. Colored Grace location at Rio Grande and Mills and other church venues are included.
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