Missionary Rev R W Terry to Speak at First Baptist
The Rev R W Terry pastor of an English language church in Munich Germany will be guest speaker at First Baptist Church Wednesday Nov 8 at 7 pm He will present Europe A Mission Field and show slides The Terrys Southern Baptist missionaries in Munich have multinational congregation including U S military personnel Previously Terry served in Keflavik Iceland and Ghana taught at Hardin-Simmons University and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
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Germany
First Baptist Church
Terry
Europe
Southern Baptist
U.S
European Baptist Convention
Keflavik
Iceland
Terrys
Ghana
West Africa
Accra
Meridian
Tex
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Bremond
Greggton bond issue aims to expand middle school facilities
Greggton plans a 1960s era bond issue to fund a new middle school with gym and cafeteria, convert the junior high gym to high school classrooms, enlarge the stadium, add seating, restrooms, and a concession on both sides. If approved, work could start in about three months and the middle school would open in August 1974 with a 122 cent per $100 valuation tax increase. Local families and schools are linked to the proposals and events across the community.
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Gregg County
Carrington
Rites Tuesday for Hawkins educator Thomas H. Burton Sr.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Hawkins Junior High auditorium for Thomas Henry Burton Sr., longtime Hawkins principal and later administrative assistant in the district office. He died Thursday Oct 28 and was 55. Burial followed Wednesday in Brenham Texas. He held degrees from Prairie View A&M, Virginia Union and other institutions and served in multiple schools as teacher, coach and administrator. His survivors include his wife Catherine, son Dr. Edgar Burton, grandchildren, sisters and brothers-in-law. A Korean War casualty Lt. Thomas Burton Jr. was his son.
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Texas
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Belton
Washington County
Valley Ford
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Virginia Union University
Richmond
Prairie View
East Texas State University
Sherman
Raleigh
N.C
Easton
Prince Frederick
Denton
Edgar Burton
Houston
Sherelyn
Yvonne
Yvette Burton
S. C. Dotson
West Texas City
L. B. Thompson
Thomas Burton, Jr
Cub Scouts Tour Beard's Indian Museum
Pack 196 Cub Scouts visit J. M. Beard's Indian Museum for weekly meetings and view Indian relics. They then pause at Jaycee Park for play and refreshments with Halloween treats distributed. Dens 1 and 4 recently joined Pack 196 sponsored by First United Methodist Church.
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Webelo’s
J. M. Beard’s
Jaycee Park
Lake Gladewater
Pack
First United Methodist Church
Mary Jo Sheridan
Joy Dunn
Linda Loyd
Sheron Hagan
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Denners
Chris Hugman
Denner
Russell Thomas
Alvin Bittner
Den 4
Wade Hagan
Mark Loyd
Den 1
Tim Colby
Junior Sheridan
James Dunn
Jon Doonan
Dana Busby
Joe Bales
Cubs
Den 2
John Philpot
Jody Rowe
Steven Waller
Patrick Money
Norway Fourth in World Shipping Fleet Size
Norway's merchant fleet comprises about 1 400 ocean going vessels totaling nearly 20 million gross tons, ranking fourth globally behind Siberia Japan and Great Britain.
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Siberia
Japan
Great Britain
Barefoot Sanders Seeks Senate Victory Amid Dallas Swing
Democratic hopeful Barefoot Sanders of Dallas criticizes McGovern for oil and defense cuts, vows support for the ticket. He denies Tower's charges of lobbying for forced busing and opposing ethics measures, notes Ramsey Clark ties, and blasts absenteeism and campaign spending as he predicts a win.
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Dallas
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Edward Clark
Sander
Washington
Hanoi
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Nugent
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Nixon
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Tower
Senate
Private power firms supply most US electricity yearly
Privately owned power companies generate nearly three quarters of the nation’s electrical energy for use in the United States each year, reflecting the dominant role of private firms in the country’s power landscape.
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