Suburban Nassau County church plan uses prefabricated chapels
Builders in Nassau County, Long Island, face high costs for new churches. The Baptist Church Extension Society of Brooklyn and Queens provides two U S Army style prefabricated chapels to growing congregations until they can erect permanent houses of worship. One chapel moved from Elmont to Commack serves until a $125 000 church is built. The other serves Seaford as the area plans its permanent structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
New York
Baptist Church Extension Society of
Brooklyn
Queens
Elmont
Alden Terrace
Commack
L.I
Seaford
Nassau County
The Value of Work in God’s Plan for Happiness
A preacher argues that work is essential to human nature and salvation. He cites Christ and the Apostles as workers and urges viewing labor as a divine vocation rather than an evil. Happiness depends on doing one’s job with proper motive and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Christ
Nutritional guidance from Gillespie County home agent column
Poor nutrition stems from inadequate food habits and preparation. The author urges checking family diets, using the Texas Food Standard, and seeking improved meal planning. Tips include enriched bread, quick breads from the extension bulletin, fresh vegetables, tuna pantry stocks, and creative garnishes to boost flavor and nutrition.
Mission Service Needs For Alaska Hawaii Churches
The division seeks about 15 home mission pastors for Methodist churches in Alaska and Hawaii. It also calls for 50 deafnesses and home missionaries for career service and 30 U S workers for special-term service. Workers will serve in hospitals children homes centers and schools across the United States Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Office of
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Neds
Division of
National Missions
Department of Work
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Divi
Sion of
Woman's Division
Birthday feast honors Mrs. Moellendorf with large family
Mrs. Henry Moellendorf enjoyed a birthday surprise at the Otto Wienecke home with turkey dinner and all trimmings. Seven-year-old Mrs. Moellendorf had nine children, 29 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren present, while one daughter was absent. The gathering included many relatives from Seguin, Salado, Ingram, and San Antonio, spending Thanksgiving and visiting kin nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moellendorf
Otto Wienecke
Upper Llanos District approves two conservation plans
The Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District board approved plans for the Hf H. Farmer and Rufus Coney Ranches at its December meeting. Cy Cavaness resumes duties as district bookkeeper. A December 17 meeting at 1 30 pm will finalize the annual Soil Conservation District report and outline 1958 ACP netwire diversion details with federal cost share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Upper
Llanos Soil Conservation District
Hf. H. Farmer
Rufus Coney
Cy Cavaness
Soil Conservation District
Kimble County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Churches Extend A Cordial Welcome This Sunday
Harper area church notices invite parishioners to Mass worship and religion classes. St Anthony’s hosts services December 8 with a cornerstone ceremony planned for December 15. Other churches list youth events, confirmation class, and parish meetings. Subscriptions and local notices wrap the Harper Herald page.
First Baptist Church Denver Service and Student Visits
The First Baptist Church in Denver lists services with Pastor J Bennett including Sunday School at 10 00 a m Training Union at 6 30 p m and Worship at 7 30 p m The note mentions Miss M Liss Spaeth and Miss Janice Spaeth students at Texas Lutheran College and Southwest Texas State College visiting over Thanksgiving Also referenced are Mr and Mrs Thea Holm and three children of San Antonio and Billy Hogan a Southwest Texas State College attendee home for the weekend Harper Pentecostal Church led by Carlos B Parker schedules Bible Study Wednesday at 7 30 p m Morning Worship Sunday at 11 09 a m and Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m with a Christmas program on December 22 at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religion
Kerrville
New Church
Leven
Junction
Luther League
KNAF
Harper Presbyterian Church
Paul J. Schwab
Gilbert Angeregg
L. A. Stevens
M'Liss Spaeth
Texas Lutheran College
Janice Spaeth
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Raymond Spaeth
Alfred Spaeth
Billy Hogan
Southwest ‘Texas State College
San Micos
Grass Conservation Emphasized By Gillespie District
The Gillespie County Soil Conservation District urges grass as a key conservation crop under the Soil Bank Program. Grass protects topsoil, reduces runoff, and supports waterways and legume cover crops. The district notes water weight from rainfall and outlines plans for 1958 AC Program and field work.
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Gillespie County Soil Conservation District News
Soil Bank
King Ranch
Board of Supervisors
Gillespie Soil Conservation District
Thanksgiving Guests Span Texas towns in 1960s note
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parker and Pat Rogers of Dallas joined Mr. and Mrs. Dubois Parker of Kerrville and the Raymond Oestreich family in Fredericksburg for Thanksgiving. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and their children of San Antonio visited relatives in Harper on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hopf
Erato
Austin
Harper
Sam Parker
Pat Rogers
Dallas
Dubois Parker
Kerrville
Raymond Oestreich
Fredericksburg
Dale Cook
San Antonilo
Harper Sunday
Unknown hunter on Schmidt ranch bags four point buck
Fragmentary report notes Dr. Paw Schwab bagging a four point back on the David Schmidt ranch Saturday. Also mentions Rev. E. L. Moore of Port Arthur visiting Carlos Parker ranch for hunting. Adds a product ad claiming extended battery life and engine overhaul guarantees.
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Paw Schwab
David Schmidt Ranch
E. L. Moore
Port Arthur
Carlos Parker Ranch
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Norman J. Dietel
A. C. Wendel II
Texas
Press S Assn
W.W Reid
Northern Transvaal
South African Methodist Church
D. Dugmore
Caesar
Capetown
Joos de Blank
United Synagogue of America
Canada
America
Reform
Max Lande
Lange’s Auto Service
Humble Ol] Co
Elmer Lee Lange
Brewster
Hubert Brewster
Distributors of
Robin Hood
Vhooe
Bob Senser
T Poutist
Washington
D. C
Gillespie County
JOME
Eatia
Extension Bulletin
News
Christian Sconce Monitor
Norway St. Boston
Mass
Mier
Milton Ahrens
Idwin Klein
Willie Meter
Annie Meter
Eddie Boy Meter
Roger Drean
Ingram
Orville Behrns
Roger
Dannie Roeder
Richard Herrington
Salado
Hulda Sagebiel
Elenore Sagebiel
Halda Georges
San Antonio
Alvin and
Robert Strackbein
Seguin
John Strackbein
Mrs. Strackbein
Mrs. Hansen
Jack Smith
Ida Smith
Puliotizy Herald Advertiwra
Llanos
Harper’s Churches
Calvin C. Hammill
Sacramento, Calif
V.C. Russell
Hammill
Russell
Ooos
Morris DeLorey
Victoria
Paul DeLorey
Joe
Herald
First Baptist Church
Denver
J. Bennett
Training Union
Ihea Holm
Otto Rane
Pentecostal Church
Carlos B. Parker
Pastor
Eversharp
Kenberly
Mikacte Ink
the Radio Post
F.C. Texth
Felix T. Tybor
Optometrist
Palace Theatre
Bidg
Travelers Cafe
Harper Community
Alea Muittendorf
Tappan Ranges
Vapo-Butane CO
Tex
Radio Fost
Chas. W. Barrett
Harper, Texas
John Deere
Fairbanks Morse
Krrauskope
E. L. Nixon & Son
Frederickshburg
W. Main
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