Texas Harvest of Festivals and wanderer events notes
A collage of October happenings lists the Texas Renaissance Festival near Magnolia with intricate recreations and admission details, plus Texas prison rodeo in Hunteville, Rice Pestival info, Zonta Antique Show in San Antonio, Rayfest in Corpus Christi, and other regional activities. Also referenced are Agatha Christie novels and mystery authors at the library, with reviews of Sleeping Murder and Wednesday the Rabbi Got Wet, and a note on Rotary’s World history volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeds
Mrs. Reed
Miss Marple
Christie
Harry Kemelman
Rabbi David Small
Barnard’s Crossing
New England
Rabbi Small
Temple
John D. MacDonald
Travis McGee
McGee
Mona
Revival Series Opens at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church invites worshippers for 9:45 Sunday School classes and 10:50 morning service with a sermon theme What's On Your Mind. Revival begins at 7:30 nightly led by Dr. Sidney Spain under Interrogated by God with nightly topics and Bruce Harper leading singing.
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Sidney Spain
Mark
Friendship Baptist Church Invites to Guest Sermon
Friendship Baptist Church invites members to Sunday School and worship with guest speaker Marlin Robey pastor of Dellwood Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant. He led Dellwood to growth and baptisms. A special service is planned next Sunday night and doors remain open to new attendees.
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Marlin Robey
Marlin
Dellwood Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Dellwood Baptist
Friendship Baptist Church
Religious Services Directory Read Across Town
A long list of churches and pastors with Sunday School times worship services and midweek events. Notable entries include Episcopal, Christian Church, Church of Christ and Baptist congregations with morning worship times ranging from 9:45 to 11:15 and varied evening services and Bible studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Richard Johnson
First United Methodist Church Seeks Holiday Events and Services
The First United Methodist Church in Athens hosts Gideons speaker A C Hines at 11:00. Organist CW Dawson to accompany service, Children's Sermon by Rev. Ira Grissom, and choir performances. Nursery open and church school meets at 9 40 a.m. Youth fellowship off Sunday eve. Teacher dinner at 6 30 in Jeter Hall. Christmas project volunteers meet 7 00 Monday. Grissom at Lakeview Assembly Tues to Thurs for pastors retreat. Cherub and Carol Choir rehearsals and chancel choir at 3 00 to 6 30 Wednesday. nursery available.
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MecCrary’s
Greater New Hopeee Church
Baptist Church
Sabine
W. J. Menefee
Jerry Matthews
Nate
Church of Christ
Union Grove Baptist
White Oak
Harvey Smith, Jr
Church of the Nazarene
C. R. McKay
Sun
Sam Nesmith
Progressive Church of God
Rock Seamen
Sider A. Davis
Pastora An Rena Faith Tabernacle United
Ers cSivtueren
Rate Church
Church of Christ Sov
Juhn
Mehreten
Paul M. Chance
East Mountain
JW. Hagler
New Hope
B. F. Risinger
C. C. Carter
St. James Baptist Church
Rev. L
Johnson Me Wewe
Aera Shipy
Church of Christ Sun
Ve. Worshi
Ergactine
Usher Board
Gladewater Missionary Church
Memorial Baptist Church Baptist Church
Mor
Northside Gladeview Baptist Church
David Crosby Haynes Waller
Pentecostal Church
Tim York
Ralph Harroff
Assembly of God
Don Puckett
Quitman
Center St. Morn
Iene
Friendship
S. Main
W. Clair St
Roy Alexander Bro
K. R. Nixon
Gideons
A. C. Hines
Athens
Texas
First Methodist Church
Hines
Jerry Kates
Dieterich
CW Dawson
Ira Leon Grissom
Methodist
Jeter Hall
Chrismans
Grissom
Lakeview
Marshall Hosts El Capitan by Houston Grand Opera
Marshall Texas Opera Theater presents El Capitan at East Texas Baptist College Scarborough Chapel at 8 p.m. with HGO touring division in its fourth season. Sousa’s comic opera, inspired by Gilbert and Sullivan, features young vocal talent and a Peru set tale. Admission is free. Nine inch round and square pans noted for baking yeast rolls and cakes.
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Marshall
Texas Opera Theater
el Capitan
Houston Grand Opera
John Phillip Sousa
East Texas Baptist College
Scarborough Chapel
America
Sousa
Britain
Gilbert and Sullivan
DeWolf Hopper
Ef] Capitan
King
Peru
John F. Kennedy of Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
Social Security to mail checks on Fridays when needed
Social security checks including retirement disability and survivors payments will be mailed on Fridays when the normal third falls on a Saturday or Sunday. District manager Lamar Westmoreland of Longview announced the change to reduce delays for cashing checks and noted SSI payments are unaffected.
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Lamar Westmoreland
Longview
Westmoreland
Social Security
Rising Star church revival schedule announced
The Rising Star Church of God in Christ invites all churches and pastors to a week of revival starting Sunday Oct 3 at 7 30 p m with nightly services. A dinner is planned Sunday Oct 10. The district meeting follows Sept 27 at 7 30 p m with Rev D L Smith presiding.
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Rising Star Church of God In Christ
C. H. McNeese
D. L. Smith
Abram Faith Journey Calls Lazy Belief to Action
A sermon reflects on Abram leaving Ur at God’s command and the faith required to trust the unseen. It contrasts faith with mere emotion, urging believers to act on divine prompting even without visible direction.
Memorial church urges believers to ask God for needs
A Memorial church message emphasizes faith and prayer, quoting Bible verses about asking and receiving from God. The piece invites readers to visit Memorial to hear about Jesus as a loving shepherd who provides for his flock.
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Memorial
Christ Jesus
Jesus
First Presbyterian Church Sermon and Services
The Rev. Tom Sisk will deliver the Sunday sermon at the First Presbyterian Church. Worship begins at 9:45 a.m. Ron Best plays the organ. Coffee and fellowship follow in the social room. Church school starts at 11 a.m. with classes for all ages.
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First Presbyterian
Tom Sisk
First Presbyterian Church
Ron Best
Four Corners Formed Where Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico Meet
Four states Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico converge at a single point to form the Four Corners region. The intersection marks a unique geographic quad point where the four jurisdictions touch.
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Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Tate Family at St Bartholomews Church Beaverton
Lincoln Eng, rector of St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in Beaverton Oregon notes every parish has a Tate family described in parish bulletin and Advance magazine. The passage names many Tate relatives including Dic Ro Agi Imri Hesi Vege Devas Poten Facili Felici Cogi and Medi plus the pastor and twin brother Medi.
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Hesi Tate
Vege Tate
Imi Tate
Devas Tate
Poten Tate
Facili Tate
Felici Tate
Cogi Tate
Medi Tate
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Lee Library
Writ Development Agency
Communion
Austin E
Magnolia
Houston
Farm Road
Tex
Zonta
Villita St
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Tayfeat
Lena
Yenisey
Soviet Union
Arctic Ocean
Agatha Christie
Hercule Poirot
St Mary Mead
Rotary
Rotary International
Gladewater Rotary Club
Gladewater
Sam W. Nesmith
First Christian Church News
Bruce Harper
Kathy Hill
St. Mark's
Dairy Queen of
Gilmer Highway
Reom Music Company
Hurshel Baker
Costas
Astor
Hightower’s Credit Jewelers
First State Bank
The
Bank of Personal Service
Gladewater Municipal Hospital
City Cleaners & Laundry, Inc
E. Broadway
Clarkson Baptist
LaVerne Rudolph
Rocky Church of Christ
United Methodist Church
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Kilgore
Harold Wageman
United Pe C. B. Warre
C. H. MeeNee
Central Assembly of God
Jack Nill
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Othel Roles
Starrville Methodist Church
George Clark
City Rchads
General American Oil Company
Gladewater Federal Savings Loan Association
Spencer-Harris Machine & Tool Co
First United Methodist
ETBC
Kankakee
General Foods Corporation
Rising Star Church
Bayer Baptist Hurch
Abram
Sarah
God
David Crosby
First Presbyterian Church News
Quitman Street Church OF Christ Gladewater
Union Grove Baptist Church
Garry Houston
Harvey A. Smith, JR
Serendiply
Tate
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