Open House Set for Dedication at First Spanish Assembly of God
Dedication services and an open house are planned for 7 p m Saturday at the First Spanish Assembly of God at 3115 Cornell Street. Rev Josue Sanchez of San Antonio and Rev Jose Giron of Albuquerque will speak. Rev Pedro Ramirez is host pastor. The church rebuilt after a May tornado destroyed the former sanctuary at 205 N Ave L. The congregation had worshipped in gymnasiums and temporary rooms since then and now occupies a sanctuary with 148 seats, nine classrooms and a nursery. Membership totals 140 with 32 new members joining recently. Sunday services are held at 9 45 am 1 00 pm 11 30 am 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm. The Rev Ramirez has led the church for six and a half years.
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Cornell St
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San Antonio
Jose Giron
Albuquerque
N. M
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N. Ave. L
Guadalupe
West Texas District Council
38Th St
Ave. H
Scott Mitchell
Northside
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White House considers gym facility for Nixon era staff
White House staffers weigh adding a gym in the Executive Office Building with separate time slots for men and women. A decision could come in one to two weeks, with the General Services Administration potentially covering costs. Bowling alleys in the EOB and existing fitness routines are noted as part of presidential wellness efforts.
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Johnson
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Key Biscayne
Grand Cay
Bahamas
San Clemente
Calif
Tricia Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
Tricia
Cox
David Eisenhower
Eddie
Miami
35 Enter Contest Grows for South Plains Show
The South Plains Junior Livestock Show princess contest grows to 35 entries with winners to serve as official hostesses. Contest is March 16 at Fair Park Coliseum with more than 50 expected. entries include Pam Caskey Lamesa FFA, Brenda Randolph Rout Jabbrck Frenship 4-H, Shirley Denise McPherson Frenship FFA, Eileen Durham Hub City 4-H, and Connie Popnoe O Donnell FFA.
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South Plains
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Fair Park Coliseum
Pam Caskey
Herman Caskey
Lamesa
FFA
Brenda Randolph
Joe Randolph
Nise McPherson
H. L. McPherson
Frenship Ffa
Eileen Durham
R. M. Durham
40Th Street
Lubbock
Hub City
Connie Popnoe
Wayne Popnoe
O'Donnell
Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds
New Concept Seminary Trials Ministry Among Streets
A radical project called the Seminary of the Streets replaces classrooms with real-world outreach. Dr. Gerald Taylor leads a nontraditional program tied to Trinity Church in New York, aiming to form ministers through street encounter and community work rather than standard seminary training.
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New York
Jesus
Taylor
Manhattan
Old Trinity Church
Wall Street
Lower East Side
John V. Butler
Kevin Martin
Dallas
Berke
New Haven
Treet
Mirad Denmenns
Supreme Court set to rule on Pennsylvania plan impact
The U S Supreme Court will decide three cases challenging government aid to parochial schools under the Pennsylvania plan. If upheld, it could open state subsidies for secular instruction to nonpublic schools, affecting education for about 10 percent of American children. The drive to fund Catholic and other nonpublic schools faces sharp cost growth and enrollment shifts as secular teachers and salaries become essential.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
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Connecticut
Louisiana
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High Court
America
Supreme Court
Hve
Ruether
Howard University
Ralls Farm Family Earns Chamber Honor as Outstanding Family
The Lawrence Binder family of Ralls is named the Outstanding Family of the Year by the Ralls Chamber of Commerce. The award cites leadership in Scouting, church loyalty, and civic duty through Boy and Girl Scouts, FFA, FHA, and 4-H activities, with both sons earning Eagle Scout ranks and college-bound plans.
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Lawrence Binder
Balls Chamber of Commerce
Sue Binder
Rita Binder
Gayle Binder
Brandi Binder
Bobby Binder
Bill Binder
T. Avalam Ralls
Chamber of Commerce
South Plains
ER Laine
Brandi
Tech
Tex Tech
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Ralls Amber of Commerce
Senate
H. J.dori Blanchard
Lubbock
First United Methodist Church
Choi
FFA
FHA
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Binder
MYF
Women's Organization of the Church
Ralls
New York
Ralls High Chapter
Crosby County Livestock Show
Crosby County Livestock Association
Eagle Scouts
Order of the Arrow
Ralls Explorer Post
Ralls Ffa
First Baptist Church of Lockney Marks 125th Anniversary
The First Baptist Church of Lockney observes its 125th anniversary with two former pastors as guest speakers for morning and night services. Rev Gene Hawkins and Dr Willis J Ray will speak, with Rev James All and Rev E J Tobb also participating. A noon luncheon follows in Fellowship Hall.
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Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Record
Fellowship Hall
Hoover denounces FBI doghouse charges as untrue
Former agent John Shaw alleges punishment for criticizing leadership and transfer to Butte. Hoover calls claims that the Butte office is a doghouse “absolutely our foundation.” Mansfield says Butte is a chosen duty station with 14 agents, praising the state and noting good living conditions.
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Butte
Eof
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der Hower
Howser
Sens
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Monta Democrats
Mansfield
Hoover
Sid Mansfield
FBI
Idaho
Montan
Hover
Shaw
Montana
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