United Presbyterian Synod of Texas Meets On Trinity Campus
The 128th Texas Synod of the United Presbyterian Church in the USA meets on Trinity University campus in San Antonio. Delegates from 50,000 Presbyterians across Texas and Louisiana attend as five presbyteries and 352 congregations send representatives. The assembly approves steps toward a potential merger with the PCUS Texas Synod, with joint boundaries to be set by Jan 1, 1972 and a shared executive officer to be chosen.
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St. Mark's Episco pal Church Shifts Morning Service Time
The St Mark s Episcopal Church moves its morning worship from 11 00 a m to 10 30 a m starting Sunday June 14 The change comes as the USA and PCUS synods discuss future sessions and potential regional structures with Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas in one proposed synod The 1970 Synod in San Antonio and Trinity University ties are noted plus plans for the Texas Women s Synodical Assembly at Purdue University June 22 26 and a large national gathering of women included in the report
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Iness
National Missions
General Council
Christian Education
Synod
Synod Foundation
Addison H. Leitch
Gordon Divinity School
Boston
Mass
Leitch
The
Texas Women’s Synodical
Chapman Graduate Center
Trinity
James W. Laurie
Warren Bessent
CWF
Purdue University
Bessent
Midland Air Terminal
Mormon Conference in Pecos Tex Opens Public Ward Session
On June 15 1970 the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts a public ward conference at 10 am at the chapel 1203 South Ash. Attendees include members and visitors from Pecos Fort Stockton Van Horn and Balmorhea. President Hamblin of the Texas West Stake and counselors speak. At 7 pm Dr E W Schmidt mayor of Pecos delivers a Youth Fireside on using leisure time for community service.
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Pecos
Fort Stockton
VanHorn
Balmorhea
Hamblin
Texas West Stake
E.W. Schmidt
South Ash
Southern Baptists Vote to Remove Bible Commentary Volume
The Southern Baptist Convention voted 5394 to 2170 to withdraw Volume I of a new Broadman Bible Commentary and rewrite it to reflect a conservative view. Rev. Gwin Turner of Los Angeles led the push after a four day fast, saying the move protects biblical reliability against modern scholarly analysis.
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George W. Cornell
Denver
Colo
Gwin Turner
Los Angeles
Southern Baptist
Southern Baptist Convention
Mr. Turner
Turner
First Baptist Church
Mar Vista
Stars In Service Letters From Pecos Texas Teachers
A wartime letter essay highlights two ex-students in Pecos Texas who write from overseas and from town. The messages reveal pride in teaching and hope for the students to return soon.
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Anastacio Minjarez
Mickey P. S
Pecos
Texas
Community Centers Urged For Alcoholics
A Texas expert urges treating alcoholics in community centers rather than state psychiatric hospital wings. W M Arrell of the Texas Rehabilitation Commission argues for local facilities and coordinated community resources to ease hospital overload and improve recovery prospects.
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Austin
W. M. Arrell
Texas Rehabilitation Commission
Alcohol
Texas Mental Health and Mental Retardation Department
Arrell
Don Cavness
Austin State Hospital
Mental Health Department
Texas Commission On Alcoholism
Weather forecast typo spooks readers in Louisville
A typographical error in the Louisville Times dropped the word precipitation from a forecast. The misprint read There is less than 5 per cent chance of tonight and tomorrow causing an ominous impression among readers.
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Louisville Times
Jefferson County Tops in Dollar-Volume Plant Growth
Louisville area ranks among the nation’s top plant-growing counties for dollar value. County agricultural agent notes the boost comes from ornamental plants flowers nursery and greenhouse stock grown in the nearly 65 square mile district surrounding Louisville.
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Louisville, Ky
Jefferson County
Louisville
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