Presbyterians Set Opening Of Hospital In Dallas
Physicians for the new ten million Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas will be chosen by Southwestern Medical School faculty. Nominations for 150 staff positions will come from the medical school to the hospital board trustees. The hospital will be a teaching center under an affiliation with the University of Texas Board of Regents. Scheduled to open in May with 115 beds, it was chartered in 1958 by three denominations. A majority of the 24 board members will be laymen and ministers from the Presbyterian Church U S A United Presbyterian Church USA and Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
Southwestern Medical School
Medical School
University of Texas Board of Regents
Presbyterian Hospital
The
Presbyterian Church U
Boc
Holiday Relish with Cranberries and Oranges
A recipe for a savory holiday relish combines whole oranges with fresh cranberries. Boil six small oranges, peel and cut into eighths, remove seeds, then layer them with cranberries in a heatproof dish. Bake with a sugar spice syrup for 50 to 60 minutes at 350 degrees, yielding about a quart.
Methodist Convocation Faces Urban Challenge in February
The Fourth National Methodist Convocation on Urban Life in America meets February 15 to 17 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. About 1,800 Methodists are expected to attend to address urban mission and church growth needs including 9,000 annual church-related job openings across ministers missionaries educators college leaders and medical and social service roles. Dr. Richard H. Bauer of Nashville heads the recruitment effort urging pastors parents and congregations to help meet demands.
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Methodist Council of Bishops
National Methodist Convocation
America
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
New America
Methodist Church
Richard H. Bauer
Nashville, Tenn
Christmas Tour of Homes and Local Social Events
A roundup of Odessa area social events includes the Christmas Tour of Homes from 2 to 5 p.m. on December 12, with tickets at $1 from Per mian Study Club members. Also listed are films of private summer camps at Emory Peddicord’s Dec 4, college recital Dec 9, and numerous club meetings and charity activities across December with dates, venues, and host names.
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Permian Study Club
Marvin Sargent
East Everglade
Emory Peddicord
Verde
Fort Worth Revivalist Dr. Kemp to Speak at Grace Baptist
Fort Worth revivalist Dr. Roy A. Kemp will headline a week of revival services at Grace Baptist Church from December 4 to 10. R. F. Simmons, the pastor, says services run 7:30 p.m. daily and 11 a.m. Sunday, with Dr. Kemp presenting the entire Book of Revelations from memory using a 200-foot color chart.
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Roy A. Kemp
Fort Worth
Grace Baptist Church
R. F. Simmons
Churchwide Bazaar Supports New First Methodist Church
Fort Stockton special report notes funds from the December 3-4 churchwide bazaar will aid the February completion of the new First Methodist Church. The WSCS sponsored the event in the fellowship hall with Mrs C E Oswalt as general chairman.
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Fort Stockton
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
Wild Game Care From GAYNOR MADDOX
Public hunting and fishing grounds are accessible to many as highways connect areas. The guide advises prompt bleeding, thorough dressing, drying the cavity, keeping organs, cooling quickly, hanging in shade with air, propping flanks, aging carcasses in a cold area, and avoiding water to preserve venison quality.
Carol Festival Planned by First Baptist Church Choir
The First Baptist Church schedules its annual Christmas Carol Festival at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday December 12 under director Harlan Hall with Mrs Hall as organist. The choir numbers over 400 including all church choirs and instrumentalists. The congregation will have a definite role in church music.
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First Baptist Church
Harlan Hall
Hall
Rice Will Aid Children in Hong Kong War Winter
Rice from Arkansas, organized by Episcopal Bishop Robert R Brown of Little Rock, will aid 30000 starving refugee children in Hong Kong this winter. Bishop Brown led a local committee to collect rice through CROP after a Hong Kong visit by Bishop Ronald O Hall. A separate note says an opened bottle of French champagne stays fizzing for two days if resealed and refrigerated.
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Arkansas
Episcopal
Robert R. Brown
Little Rock
Hong Kong
Ronald O. Hall
Brown
United States
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Australians Launching New Church and Life Movement
The Australian Council of Churches leads a nationwide initiative named the Church and Life Movement. It focuses on leadership training and weekly meetings to involve church members and interested nonmembers in applying Christian faith to work, leisure, community life, and home life. About 10 000 lay and ordained leaders will be trained to guide the program and promote ecumenism beyond denominational boundaries.
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Australian Council of Churches
Church and Life
Australia
New Tubes Save Work on Mess Free Syrup Dispensing
Cozy drippy sticky ice cream toppings now come in flexible squeeze tubes that are mess proof. Durable tubes dispense syrup through a nozzle in the proper amount, helping kids enjoy sundaes and parents avoid major cleanups.
Highland Revival to be led by Dr. Robert E Goodrich Jr
Dr Robert E Goodrich Jr pastor of Dallas First Methodist Church will lead a revival at Highland Methodist Church starting at 7 p m Sunday Dec 5 Breakfast and worship are set for 6 45 a m Monday and Tuesday at Sands Restaurant Worship at 10 a m Wednesday and Thursday mornings and evening services 7 15 p m Monday through Thursday He is known for radio and TV preaching including the National Protestant Hour He has served as a General Conference delegate for 12 years chaired the South Central Jurisdiction Executive Committee and is listed in Who's Who He studied at Centenary College and did seminary work at SMU He has written five or six sermon books and is hailed as one of America's great preachers by Rev J Joel Stowe Jr pastor of Highland Methodist Church
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Robert E. Goodrich Jr
First Methodist Church of
Dallas
Highland Methodist Church
the Sands Restaurant
Goodrich
Nationa Protestant Hour
General Conference
South Central Jurisdiction Executive Committee
Dallas First Methodist Church
Centenary College
Shreveport
Southern Methodist University
America
J. Joel Stowe Jr
Mrs Adams Heads Club in 1966 Term at Happy Homemakers
Andrews special report notes Diane Adams elected president of the Happy Homemakers Home Demonstration Club for the 1966 term. Other officers listed include Oliver Conatser as vice president Kelly Johnson as secretary treasurer and David Lipscomb and Ralph Ross as council delegates.
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Oliver Conatser
Kelly Johnson
David Lipslcomb
Ralph Ross
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Odessa College
Mary Hayden McEver
Jack Hendricks
Odessa
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
West Ninth
Lasseter
John Baerg
Nathaniel Davis
DAR
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Peck
Singing Boys
American Association of University Women
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
South Dixie
Salvation Army
Headlee Citadel
West Ada
Odessa Study Club
Odessa Country Lab
Beta Sigma Phi
Bill Martin
East 38Th
Frank Fowzer
Altrusa Club
Jamesena Sullivan
Mulota
Texas Electric Service Co
Donald Barnes
Robert Curtis
Altar Society of
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Raymond Cole
Country Club Estates
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jack Tiller
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Martini
Oneida
Stancraft
Malock
Italy
West Bend
Cash
East 8Th Street
Enterprise
Allstate Freezer Meats
North
Grandview
Grandview and
Beverly
Santa
C. E. Oswalt
Gaynor Maddox
Highland
Mrs. Adams Heads Club
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