Church Women Plan Fall Meeting and Sermon Topics
First Presbyterian Women meet September 7 at 9 30 A M in the church parlor to plan the new year. Reverend David Northcutt continues a sermon series on church doctrine and the Holy Spirit as the fall program unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
David Northcutt
the Presbyterian
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Mary Lou Farnum
Ruth
Randle Butler
First Christian Women’s Fellowship
McMillan
Howard Collier
Clara Glasscock
Darrell Glover
Collier
First Presbyterian Church
Examining Personal Ethics in Mass Society and Everyday Actions
A critique of modern ethics from home to market, arguing mass institutions erode personal morality. Instances include airline delays, mail losses, telephone fraud, shopping-cart theft, and tape recording debates. Editor says ethics are rare talent. a basic course in ethics is offered through public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
William Anderson
Stereo Review
Anderson
Eden
Adam
Eve
Northern California Crusade TV Schedule Broadcasts
Billy Graham Crusade fans can watch the Northern California events on KMID Midland next week September 7 8 9. Air times are Tuesday 7 P.M. Wednesday 8 P.M. and Thursday 7 30 P.M. The Oakland Coliseum hosted the Oakland A s and Raiders with crowds often overflowing.
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KMID
Midland
Oakland
Coliseum
Oakland A’s
Oakland Raiders
Umbanda Ceremony Draws Thousands in Sao Paulo Arena
Tens of thousands of Umbanda worshipers gathered in the Ibiraquera Sports Arena in Sao Paulo to honor Ogum, the spirit of St. George, in a three hour ritual. The event drew participants from diverse faiths and featured processions, drums, chants, and trance-like dancing.
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Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Ogum
St. George
England
Ibirapuera
Tendas
Umbanda
Lemanja
Presidents and their varied church ties through U.S. history
The article summarizes how presidents from Washington to Nixon showed diverse religious affiliations or none, noting the spread across Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Methodist, Congregational, Dutch Reformed, Unitarian, Disciples of Christ, Baptist, Quaker and Catholic groups. It highlights moments when faith shaped White House life, such as Hayes introducing services and Eisenhower starting the Prayer Breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Episcopal Church
God
Bonnell
Disciples of Christ
John F. Kennedy
William Henry Harrison
James K. Polk
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Andrew Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Ulysses S. Grant
Sons of Temperance Lodge
Rutherford B. Hayes
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
McKinley
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Nixon
Rutherford Hayes
New Sodium Vapor Streetlights Aimed at DC Night Crime
City officials in Washington DC bet on new sodium vapor streetlights to deter nighttime crime. The project emphasizes better visibility and enhanced safety for residents and pedestrians across districts as part of an urban improvement plan.
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Washington, D.C
Ten tested ways to close a church revealed
Minister Lyle E. Schaller lists ten sure methods that lead to church death. From reducing weekly services to privatized decisions, the rules warn against neglect, secrecy, and rigid programs. He notes thousands of congregations fold yearly, urging caution.
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New York
United Methodist
Lyle E. Schaller
Center For
Evangelical Seminary
Naperville
Ill
Schaller
Church Herald
The
Reformed Church In America
Labor Day history and local reflections in Pecos
The column recounts Labor Day origins from 1882 in New York and its national recognition by 1894, notes the first Monday in September as the holiday, and shares Pecos community plans for the weekend including a Lake Leon gathering. It also mentions school starts, football play, and local family updates with the Cearley and Browder families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Jackson Boulevard
First Baptist
Leslie Smith
West Texas
America
New York
Peter J. Maguire
Maguire
Camden
New Jersey
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Knights of Labor
Colorado
Oregon
Grover Cleveland
Europe
Pecos
Bobby Browder
Georgette Browder
Bobby
Carol
la Casita Apartments
Jack Sr
Waco
Jack
Susan
University At Austin
Georgette
Nebraska Street
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Bonnie Cearley
Earth
Presbyterian Women Meeting
Methodist
WSCS
Ronny Bowles
CWF
First Christian
Bill Collie
West Fifth
Carl McGee
Elbea Gibson
Pearce
Betty Poitevint
Harvey Tinkler
CWE
Joe Clark
Fellowship
Berkeley
Black Panthers
Graham
J.O. Strothers
Ann
J.O. Strother
Jim
First Methodist
Goodwin
David Poling, D.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Billy Graham Crusade
U.S
Claire Cox
Copley News Service
Washington
William McKinley
Bonnie Cearse
Lake Leon
Cearley
John Glenn
Pecos Eagles
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