Put Christ Back Into Christmas Advent Refocus urged
The Houston Chronicle urges Christians to restore Christ at Christmas during Advent. It warns that busy gifts and cards can crowd faith and calls believers to reflect on the birth of Jesus, the prophecies, and love of neighbor as central to the season.
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Christ
New England
Bethlehem
Houston Chronicle
Christmas as universal festival and guiding light
Presiding Bishop Arthur Lichtenberger recalls Christmas as more than goodwill, urging people to see Christ’s coming as judgment and hope. The Rev. Visser O’Hooft notes the holiday’s universal reach, celebrated by Christians and non Christians in churches, cinemas, offices, and restaurants.
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Arthur Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ
W. A. Visser O’ Hooft
World Council of Churches
Teen-age girls and the growing role of faith in 1960
A Washington dispatch reports that religion increasingly governs daily life for U.S. girls under twenty. It notes high church attendance, youth council activity, and service aims while detailing beliefs on interfaith dating and the drive to become responsible, faith grounded adults.
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America
U.S
al Haupt
Reyee
Christmas as universal festival grounded in Christ
The passage argues Christmas gains true universality when rooted in God’s historical intervention through Jesus Christ. Christians should invite the world to celebrate rightly by recognizing the light of Christ guiding life toward peace, justice, and service. It ends with a prayer for understanding, receptive hearts, and the will to live in accord with Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus the Christ
Christmas Prayer Reflects Gift and Message to Mankind
A Methodist Christmas prayer recalls thy Gift and thy Message to mankind and asks minds to grasp the meaning of the birth of the Babe and the Word that came to man through Him. It calls hearts to accept the love and hope that prompted the sending of thy Son.
Hymn Trio and Taiwan Relief Leadership Changes
A Protestant hymn ends with a Christmas stanza. C. Pearson of Anaconda Montana is named director of Taiwan Church World Service, succeeding Barry Schuttler. The Lutheran and Church World Service appoint him to lead a program aiding about 1.8 million people with 30 000 tons of relief materials annually through congregations and schools. Taiwan hosts a unique Protestant Catholic food program.
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Driving C. Pearson
Anaconda
Montana
Taiwan Church World Service
Protestant Churches and
Taiwan
Lutheran World Relief
Church Word Service
Pearson
Barry Schuttler
LWR
CWS
Social notes from Fredericksburg area gatherings
Miss Virginia Roeder and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kuentz of San Antonio visited Virginia Roeder’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roeder. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendel of Fredericksburg attended services at St James Lutheran Church and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lavenz Wendel. Edmund Tatsch and family entertained by his son Elgin in Fredericksburg. Morris Delorey and son from Victoria spent a few days visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delorey and Nellie Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Hahne of Fredericksburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Feller.
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Leo Kuentz
San Antonio
Virginia
Richard Roeder
Henry Wendel
Fredericksburg
St. James Lutheran Church
Lavenz Wendel
Morris Delorey
Victoria
Mrs
Paul Delorey
Misa Nellie Marie
Felix Hahne
Elbert Feller
Kerrville Family Visits Relative in Weekend Stop
Charles Gammenthaler and his son Bob visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gammenthaler in Kerrville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard and their children moved to the Willie Meier residence to establish their home.
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Bob
Kerrville
Fred Gammenthaler
John Sheppard
Willie Meier
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Support
The Parker and Carter families express heartfelt gratitude for the flowers letters and prayers after the loss of their beloved. They thank Dr J Burt Dr Paul J Schwab Bro Carlos Parker pianist John Tarr the choir and Beckmann Funeral Home for services and those who brought or served food.
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J. Burt
Paul J. Schwab
Carlos Parker
John Tarr
Beckmann
Churches Extend A Cordial Welcome This Sunday
Harper's churches invite all to attend services this Sunday and through Christmas. Masses Saturday midnight and Sunday 8 and 9 30. Christmas Eve 6 30 Children’s program. Christmas Day worship and Holy Communion at 8 9 45 and 10 45. New Year’s Day Mass 9 30. Rev Lambert Pastor. Walk in anytime.
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Harper's Churches
Worship Invitation Notice
A formal invitation invites recipients to attend worship services. The notice emphasizes community gathering and spiritual fellowship without citing specific dates or locations.
First Baptist Church welcomes worshipers this Sunday
The notice announces services at First Baptist Church led by Rev. W. H. Totty with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and an evening service at 7 p.m. A cordial welcome to all.
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First Baptist Church
W. H. Totty
Thou Shalt Not Kill: Holiday safety in Texas
J O Musick of the Texas Safety Association warns that the commandment Thou Shalt Not Kill gains urgency with modern auto violence. He cites 24 745 Texans killed and 596 488 injured on highways in ten years and calls for mindful driving during the Christmas holidays.
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J. O. Musick
Texas Safety Association
Texas
Musick
Local students and visitors spend holidays with families
Brown Whitewood who attends Sul Ross College at Alpine arrived Friday night to spend the Holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood. Curtis Toddy who attends College at Paris Texas arrived to spend the Holidays with his parents Rev and Mrs Herman Totty. Melvin Anderegg of Kerr County Wildlife Area at Hunt visited Mr and Mrs Pete Cosper one day last week.
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Sul Ross College
Alpine
Mrs
Fred Whitewood
Curtis Toddy
Paris
Texas
Rev
Herman Totty
Melvin Anderegg
Kerr County Wildlife Area
Hunt
Pete Cosper
Harper Pentecostal Church Service Schedule El Dorado
The Harper Pentecostal Church led by Pastor Carlos B. Parker invites worshippers to weekly services. Bible study Friday 3 00 p m Ladies Prayer Meeting Sunday School 10 00 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evangelistic Service 7 30 p m Special services Friday Saturday Sunday at 7 30 p m with guest speaker Rev C E Bratford. Everyone welcome.
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C. E. Bratford
Cosper Family Visit Trails Through Fort Worth Area
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cosper and their baby from Fort Worth are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Milton Cosper. Mrs Edwin Klein and daughters Lavern and Rita visited Mrs Hugo Klein and children in Fredericksburg Sunday afternoon. Jim and Glen Lumpkins of Mason visited Mr and Mrs Elmo Lumpkins and Ronnie several days last week.
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Fort Worth
Mrs
Milton Cosper
Edwin Klein
Lavern and
Rita
Hugo Klein
Fredericksburg
Jim
Glen Lumpkins
Mason
Elmo Lumpkins
Ronnie
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