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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1964

Page

2

Students Build Church in Raymondville for $3 a Week

Ten Texas college students from the Baptist Student Union labor on a new First Baptist Spanish church in Raymondville. They live in the parsonage, work up to 15 hours daily, dig 750 feet of foundation trenches, lay concrete blocks, and conduct revival services while sleeping in shared rooms. Their pay is room and board plus a rewarding experience.

Bob M. Gassaway Raymondville Texas College South Texas First Baptist Church Primera Iglesia Bautista Baptist Student Union Jeff Crossland North Texas State University Crossland First Baptist Betty Ann Gunstream Baylor University Patsy Blum Tarleton State College Bill McDaniel

First Baptist church project in Raymondville progresses

The church site costs amount to 6000 dollars on a 400 by 150 foot lot with total project cost near 22000 dollars and land value about 40000 dollars. First Baptist has contributed 11000 dollars to the building fund and the Texas Baptist Convention 6000 dollars. Out of Raymondville’s 10000 residents about 8000 trace Mexican ancestry and an estimated 6500 do not attend church. Primera Bautista operates about 30 years with 80 members. services occur in a dilapidated residence.

First Baptist Baptist General Convention of Texas Raymondville Primera Bautista

Platform committee faces tax and school prayer questions

Atlantic City AP reports a Democratic platform committee fights through conflicts on handbag taxes school prayer and public schools while seeking a universal platform. Panel 1 features Charles Winegarner and Franklin Salisbury debating constitutional amendments and church state issues.

Atlantic City N.J Washington Supreme Court Democrats Charles W. Winegarner Citizens Congressional Committee of Los Angeles Winegarner Franklin C. Salisbury

Panel 2 panel debates tax cuts and economy

The text outlines a panel discussing economy labor agriculture and women’s handbags as a wartime tax is debated for removal. Witnesses report no public opposition. Panel 3 covers health education welfare urban affairs and government operations with a daily vocabulary segment defining despicable as contemptible.

Words of the Lesson on Misused Pairs and Spelling

The excerpt discusses the distinctions between AT LAST and AT LENGTH with examples. It explains the correct pronunciation of mainsail versus mains'l and highlights common misspellings such as abat toir and the letters in certain words. It lists synonyms for keep and other related verbs.

W. L. Gordon

Besselink Takes Bogey After Final Hole Shot Skid

Al Besselink sent his second shot on the final hole skidding across the screen. PGA supervisor Joe Black awarded a free shot but Besselink then skidded his third shot past the hole and posted a bogey five.

al Besselink ICC Joe Black Bessie

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