Community church notices outline sundry local events
Trinity Lutheran Church members attend a Zone Sunday School meeting in Odessa on September 19 at 2 30 P M. Rev Dean Kelm supplies at Trinity and travels to Pecos for Sunday services. Various circles meet, a first all church dinner is planned, and ministerial alliance officers are named. Activities include youth trips, bus use, and a wide range of church services and workshops through September 22 1966.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Odessa
Redeemer Lutheran Church
G.C. Waltisperger
Harry Boehnemann
Wendell Taylor
James Pearrow
R.D. Bowman
Waltisperger
Trinity Sunday School
Trinity Church
Dean Kelm
the Redeemer Church
Pecos
MYF
Methodist
Hazel
First Baptist
First Christian Church
Church Fellowship
Clark Ford
Calvary Baptist Church
Homer Nowell
Milton Propp
L.A. Pattillo
West Park Baptist
Leslie Smith
Propp
First United Methodist
North
First United Methodist Church
WSCS
J.A. Mays
Hackberry
Golden Rule Circle
Charles Manuel
Oleander
Randle Butler
South Plum
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ellen Martin
South Oak
Phyllis Taylor
Pearl Spikes
Church Fellowship Hall
Southern Baptist
George Young
Davis Mountain
First Baptist Church
Youngs
Oklahoma
Texas
Paisano
Brownwood
Lake Brownwood Christian Retreat Center
William E. Tucker
Brite College of the Bible
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Patrick Henry
The
Christian Church
Carl Brecheen
Abilene
Fourth Street Church
E.W. Hartman
Fort Stockton
Mineral Wells
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Hartman
Faith Lutheran Church
Charles van Bebber
el Paso
Bankhead
Chamber of Commerce
Nicky Cruz Crusade Opens in Fort Stockton
Church and school groups, families and individuals plan three services of the Nicky Cruz Crusade in Fort Stockton at Panther Stadium. Tonight and Saturday services begin at 7 30 P M and Sunday at 3 P M. Cruz, once a New York gang leader, was converted through David Wilkerson and now speaks to youth about Christ.
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Nicky Cruz
Fort Stockton
Panther Stadium
David Wilkerson
New York
Rev
Wilkerson
Christ
Nun conductor brings sacred music to world stages
Sister Maria Rosalina Abejo, a Philippine nun and composer, conducts major orchestras after meeting Pope John XXIII. She directs the Manila Symphony sometimes and has written the first Filipino oratorio. Her career spans Manila, Warsaw, Moscow, London, New York, and beyond.
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Manila
Maria Rosalina Abejo
John Nuiil
Mns
Vatican
Warsaw
Prague
Moscow
London
New York
Philadelphia
Abejo
Bernardo Manalastas
Manila Symphony
Oscar Yazco
Religious of the Virgin Mary of the Philippines
Filipinas
St. Mary's College
Quezon City
Imelda R. Marcos
Philippines
Sister Abejo
Philippine Women’s University
United States
Catholic University
Washington
Lubanski School of Conducting
Cincinati
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
Lincoln Center
Rosalina Abejo
Manila Symphony Orchestra
John XXIII
Crusade in Texas Stadium set for 10 day evangelistic event
Evangelist Billy Graham announces a change theme for the Greater Southwest Crusade to start September 17 at Texas Stadium Irving. Daily 7:30 PM services with 3 PM Sunday services, a 7000 voice choir, music by George Beverly Shea and others, and Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry as chairman.
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Billy Graham
Texas Stadium
Irving
Fort Worth
Dallas
Graham
Cliff Barrows
George Beverly Shea
Todd Smith
Ethel Waters
Norma Zimmer
Lawrence Welk
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Tarrant
William M. Elliott Jr
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Sylvester M. Wright
People’s Missionary Baptist Church
Robert E. Naylor
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Naylor
Richard
Dick) Naylor
Charles Riggs
Crusade
John Corts
Texas
Leighton Farrell
William H. Seay
Mary Crowley
James Hetherington
Victor B. Nelson
Arlington
First United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Kenneth L. Chafin
Dallas-Fort Worth
Colleges Expand Religion Courses Across U S Higher Education
Colleges and universities increasingly offer religion courses from theology to Bible references with many tax funded institutions. Educators note college age students seek information about faith groups and applications to Western culture, while debates rise over secular theology and the university role in religious education.
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New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Ronald E. Cottle
Pasadena City College
Pasadena
Calif
Religious Education Association
Religious Education
Association
Fall colors and water woes as Roundy visits town
Bonnie Cearley reflects on early fall in town with football buzz, Labor Day traffic, and a Cotton Patch note on glandless cottonseed as a potential food source. She honors teachers, local boosters, and family, noting misses from Hurricane Fern and celebrating community resilience.
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Cotton Patch
Kathleen Roberson
Cotton Crusaders
University of Texas Cotton Economic Research
Kermit Voelkel
U.T. Austin Research Agency
Producers Cooperative Oil Mill
Oklahoma City
Poindexter Calls Limiting Family Size a Moral Duty
United Methodist official Rev. David O Poindexter testifies before the U S Commission on Population Growth and the American Future urging that more than two children per family be viewed as a sin against man and a violation of godly will for society He frames population concerns as planetary safety issues.
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Washington
David O. Poindexter
United Methodist
U.S. Commission On Population Growth and the American Future
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Brite Divinity School
Tommy Beauchamp
Mike Harrison
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Jim Ford
Wolfe City
Cruz Crusade
Nun
William C. Mann
Cottle
Ramblin’ Roundy By
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Purple Eagles
Butch
Alice
Fern
Randle Butlers
Bill Waters
Frank Bounds
C.W. Pearson
Lake Leon
Western Parks
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National Cottonseed Products Association
Crown Iron Works
Southern Utilization Research and Development Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Oilseed Products Research Center
Texas A&m University
Voelkel
Tornillo
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Ohio
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