Monks Change Life Style At Oregon Trappist Abbey
Our Lady of Guadalupe Abbey in western Oregon shifts from farming to light industry to sustain itself. The Trappists plant Douglas firs for Christmas trees and poles, build church furniture, and run a book bindery. Attendance and vows take years as applicants endure a strict schedule from 4 a.m. with Grand Silence from 8 p.m. to Mass next morning.
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Albert Schwartz
Associated Press
Lafayette
Ore
Our Lady of Guadalupe Abbey
Oregon
McMinnville
Newberg
Pecos
N.M
Timothy
Doug
Our Lady of Guadalupe
First United Methodist Church Sets Charge Conference Meeting
The Charge Conference and administrative Board of First United Methodist Church will meet on December 7 at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall with Rev B C Goodwin Jr presiding The agenda includes sale of the old Boy Scout property on Walthal Street and approval of the 1972 operations budget Members of the conference are listed and all church members may attend with voting limited to conference members.
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The
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
B.C. Goodwin Jr
Carlsbad
Walthal St
Charge
Henry Blackwell
Lillian Bounds
Ronny Bowles
Mike Burkholder
Randle Butler
Bill Jaco
M.S. Calhoun
Glenn Ellis
Mary Farnum
Harvey Gray
James Hightower
Carl Holm
Bill Hollis
Bob Hughes
Alton Hughes
James Locker
Orville Lucas
Charles Manuel
Garland Matthews
Roy Meek
Ellen Montgomery
Glenn McNeil
Billy W. Powell
Paul Randolph
Billy Simmons
Ed Schmidt
Betty Ivey
Joe B. Tolosa
Iva Wadley
Charles Weinacht
Don Weinacht
C. J. Whigham
Jerry Wood
Jennie Wren
Paul Tapp
John Peters
Seeds From the Sower by Michael A Guido
The piece presents a Christian reflection rooted in Psalm 98 1 asserting that God provides a new song through Christ's life death and resurrection. It emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to transformation and victory and calls for surrender to the Lord to awaken this song.
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Harvard University
God
Mary
Jesus
Christ
Out-of-town attendees at Fourth Street Church of Christ
The church drew many visitors from Pecos and beyond last Sunday. Attendees listed include Kristi Maninger Fr Stockton Randy Bell and several others from Texas Tech in Lubbock and Abilene, plus visitors from Carlsbad Rosendale Carson City Hatch N.M. and various out-of-state locations.
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Fourth Street Church of Christ
Kristi
Rami
Jo Maninger
Stockton
Randy Bell
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Mike Andes
Yoakum
Ben Ross
Baird
Gordon Golden
George F. Hook
Ed Gardner
Hurst
Elgin Jones
Mentone
Thomas Hook
Ace
Abilene
Beth Ann Hook
Acc
Pecos
Meridith Ayers
Alpine
Dorothy Pearson
Monahans
Ray Mack Thompson
Richardson
James Hathorn
Rosenburg
Larry Echols
Echols
San Benito
John Coleman
Carlsbad
N.M
Richard Reyes
Carson City
Nevada
W.F. Franklin
Hatch
Walton A. Gardner
North Bend
Oregon
Beth Cook
Meg
Byron
Mabel Butler
Buena Park
Calif
New Century Program hits midcourse at Texas Christian University
Texas Christian University reports more than 1.5 million in new gifts, moving the New Century Program past the halfway mark toward a 43 million goal by 1973. Chancellor J M Moody announced the 21.5 million total at a Nov 17 dinner attended by about 400. William C Conner was named chairman for the program’s second half, succeeding Beeman Fisher. A 10 million third quarter goal was outlined to be reached over 16 months starting this month. Mrs L A Nordan of San Antonio donated 935000 in memory of her husband to create an endowment for perpetual interest.
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Texas Christian University
J. M. Moody
Dr. Moody
William C. Conner
TCU
Beeman Fisher
Fisher
L. A. Nordan
San Antonio
Cou
Nordan
San Antonio Symphony Society
San Antonio Opera Association
Disciples of Christ
Hugh Wolfe
Stephenville
Brite Divinity School
Brite Board of Trustees
Wolfe
College of Applied Science
London
England
Filteron International Inc
North Texas State University
Preston Smith
Christian Church
Moody
Conner
Alcon Laboratories, Inc. International Pharmaceuticals Organization
Fort Worth
Conrad Berens Eye Foundation Inc
Fort Worth National Bank
TCU Research Foundation
Chamber of Commerce
Research To Prevent Blindness Inc
National Fund For Graduate Nursing Education
Pan-American Association of Ophthamology
University Christian Church of Fort Worth
Danforth College of Pharmacy
Harvard Business School
Charles Tandy
Tandy Corporation
Dee J. Kelly
Corporation Gifts
Murray Kyger
First National Bank of Fort Worth
Foundation Gifts
Vernon S. Smith
Vernon & James Smith Construction Co
Dallas
M. J. Neeley
Tandy
Texas
Southwest
TCU campaign advances toward $43 million goal
Dr. Moody announced more than $200,600 from a recent estate settlement and two major gifts bolster TCU funding. Dr. Tandy outlined regional drives across Texas as part of a $43 million push for 1973 centennial goals, including endowment and capital projects.
Christmas party at First Christian Church
First Christian Church hosts the annual Christmas party for the Christian Women's Fellowship and the Christian Men's Fellowship on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The event at the church includes games and snacks with a drive to donate gifts for nine-year old Robert Roe at Juliette Fowler Home. Clothing sizes available from the church office.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Men’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Robert Roe
Juliette Fowler
Spiritual Healer Sister Sophia Opens In Mona Hans Texas
A local spiritual healer Sister Sophia advertises healing by touch and name recognition of friends and enemies. She promises God given power for all troubles and offers free lucky charm and holy water with each reading at a home along Ft Stockton highway in Mona Hans Texas open daily.
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Sister Sophia
Monahans
Tex
Ft. Stockton Highway
First Baptist Women Plan 1971 Lottie Moon Week
The Baptist Women of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Richard Naylor's home for their regular gathering. Sue Ramsey opened with the prayer calendar, and Mrs. Naylor presented a review of New Drums Over Africa by Melton Cunningham. An African artifacts display impressed members, many donated by Dr. and Mrs. Naylor of Ft Worth. Plans were made for the 1971 Lottie Moon week with the theme Expect from God a Tenth for God. The group will pray daily at the church chapel next week and discussed fruit and candy trays for rest home patients as a Christmas project. Refreshments were served.
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Richard Naylor
Africa
Naylor
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Ft. Worth
Baptist Women of the
First Baptist Church
Sue Ramsey
Melton Cunningham
Lottie Moon
H.L. Ramsey
M. H. McKinney
Birdie Gray
Carroll Treadaway
George Young
Roy Carley
John Sullivan
Evie Wilson
Bill Waters
Hanging of the Greens at First Methodist December 12
The First United Methodist Church invites all to the Hanging of the Greens starting at 4 p.m. on Sunday afternoon December 12. Sunday School classes decorate their rooms with Christmas colors and a covered dish supper begins at 6:30 p.m. Bring at least two dishes. After supper, Christmas carols are sung and a special North Pole visitor will give presents to attending children.
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The
First United Methodist Church
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