Vacation Bible School plans at First Presbyterian Church
Vacation Bible School for ages four through sixth grade is set for June 21 to 25 at First Presbyterian Church. Classes run 9:00 to 11:30 A.M. with directors and teachers organized by grade K through Sixth. The piece notes related church activities and a Baptist Training Union Congress event in Lubbock, plus a separate five day VBS at Church of Christ drawing 924 attendees.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bill Cowart
Doug Huckaby
Verlie Sherrill
Jimmy Green
Harold McCormick
Ralph Chamness
Cecil Jim Lee
R.M. Montgomery
St. James Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union Congress
Lubbock
Montgomery
BTU
St. James Church
Willie Lee Mayes
Mayes
Lillie Mae Ephriam
O.Y. McCartey
Mary Louise Gordon
Bobbie White
Doris Ephriam
Mary Louise Shorter
Cathy White
Linda Davis
Jimmy Simmons
Barbara Ephriam
A.C. Shorter
Billie Ruth Brooks
Margie Ephriam
Jewel Dade
Texas
Arkansas
Church of Christ
First Baptist Church
Blanche Kiser
Edna Withers
Hazel Shoemake
Mildred Bell
Cindy Kesey
Alverta Lane
Debra Spray
Brett Carrico
Richard Naylor
Paisano Baptist
Alpine
Bible School Week Draws Record Crowd and Volunteers
The day’s highest enrollment reached 191 with strong attendance in grades two and three. Teachers and helpers across Nursery through Eighth Grade, plus adults, organized cookies, drinks, and office work. Bruce Clayton joins Glorieta Baptist Assembly staff. program includes 13 weeks of Southern Baptist youth leadership training.
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Ben Hudson
Clara Griffis
Charlotte Tudor
Pat Carlson
Betty Topliss
Lacy Moss
Helen Nixon
Linda Ivie
Karen Smith
Kay Idol
Wanda Passmore
Glenda Hilliard
Betty Self
Diane Moss
Jim Pressler
Bible School
Bruce Clayton
Pecos
Glorieta Baptist Assembly
H.R. Clayton
Sul Ross State University
Assembly
Santa Fe
N.M
Southern Baptists
Sunday School Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Nashville
Tenn
Underground Church Activists Aid Faith Behind Iron Curtain
Sabrina Wurmbrand and her husband Richard run Jesus to the Communist World Inc., aiding hidden churches in Soviet areas. They report about one million Christians and Jews imprisoned abroad, with thousands jailed in Communist China. The couple, now in Glendale, organize couriers, literature, and broadcasts to sustain underground worship and education amid Soviet restrictions.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Sabrina Wurmbrand
Wurmbrand
Richard Wurmbrand
Romania
Jesus
Communist World Inc
Glendale
Calif
Soviet Union
Communist
China
John Day Co
Russian Orthodox Church
Baptist Union of Russia
Railroad Commission Cuts Oil Allowable
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced the statewide oil allowable for July to 68.7 percent of potential, the third straight monthly cut and the lowest since August 1971, permitting a maximum production of 3,367,115 barrels a day. Major buyers' nominations total 3,292,806 bpd for July, with Atlantic Richfield trimming by 20,000 and only two buyers proposing higher oil levels than June. The US Bureau of Mines forecasts July Texas crude demand at 3,435,000 bpd, up 55,000 from June.
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Austin, Tex
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Atlantic Richfield
US Bureau of Mines
Amoco
Atlantic
Chevron
Continental
Rain Delays Hit Texas Crops Across Regions
The drought lingers across Texas with Panhandle and South Plains seeing some moisture relief while Northeast and Far West suffer. Cattle stay fair to good, cotton, sorghum, and corn face replanting and reduced yields as hay and pastures run short.
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College Station
South Plains
Yoakum
Lynn
Swisher
Floyd
North Central
Texas
West Central
Runnels
Taylor
Nolan County
Taylor County
Gillespie County
Limestone County
Blacklands
East Texas
Gulf Coast
South Central
South Texas
Barbs by Phil Pastoret in The Honeymoon Window
A light column by Phil Pastoret jokes about human fallibility and the awkward pause after marriage proposals. It reflects a humorous newspaper doodle about clever excuses and the gap between vows and daily life.
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Louise Williams
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Lynne Cowden
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Congress
Donald Douglas
Skyline Baptist Church
el Paso
West Texas
Jesus Christ
Texas Baptist College
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Rodney Bradford
Carlee Campbell
Luray Caverns
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