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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1967
Page
4
Rev John E Williams delivers a sermon titled Life Is Full Of Limitations at Pestir Ded Hilly Prestyferien Chereh. The text reflects on human constraints and the need for humility amid striving.
A senior minister presents excerpts from old dedication services held sixteen years ago for the new church structure. Principal voices include Dr. Ray Lindley and Dr. Harold Goswell, with readings from sermons preached at that time.
A public lecture titled Your Community and You will be given by Thomas Poyser, member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. The talk encourages civic involvement and turning to God to improve individual and community problems through scientific understanding of God.
St Luke and local Lutheran congregations celebrate Pentecost and Mother of all Christians day with services at 8:45 am and Sunday School. Tenth Luther League meets. Church Council and committees gather at 6:00 pm. Youth readers and LCA youth ministry discussed at Faith Lutheran Church with Rev Fred G Hamann presiding. Augusta House hosts special sermon Six Marys From the Bible by Rev Gertrude Keller inviting public.
Disjointed OCR notes describe the Bishop's Parish School raising plans for a permanent move to St. Mark's House. Dr. Harold Gosnell, rector, leads in reorganizing with a new council and vestry, while highlighting ongoing service by 28 Junior Wardens and senior leadership roles within the diocese.
A scrambled editorial fragment discusses New York state gambling efforts, noting talk of legalizing parts of a fuel bill and examining the statewide Lottery and taxation costs. It mentions Rockefeller-era governance, the Department of Taxation, and millions spent on promoting sweepstakes as the state looks at gambling policy and revenue.
A fragmented note discusses lottery profits funneled to thrift banks, framing the issue as a designed enticement. Albany reporting questions state use of lottery receipts and the federal stance on banking involvement, urging careful consideration before legalization.
Dr and Mrs George Stokes will speak on the Christian Home at Trinity Baptist Church Tuesday morning. Stokes, Baylor student association director and Northwestern PhD, and his wife, are a noted speaking pair. General meeting at 8 45 am with services at 10 18 am and luncheon at 1 pm.
Archbishop Lucey to ordain Rev. Robert J. Silverman, son of Mr and Mrs Gabrielle Silverman of New Haven, Conn., to the Roman Catholic priesthood at a pontifical Mass in San Fernando Cathedral. Also noted is Rev. Bernard DeVrees.
MacArthur Park Lub stan Church Women held a Mother's Day tea with entertainment, decorations, and refreshments. Entries earned prizes in several categories, and a fashion show by LCW members highlighted the event. Clergy and parish leaders organized the tea with Jan Kelly chairing, as attendees enjoyed homegrown flowers and a community celebration.
The Lourdes Grotto at Oblate Drive between Blanco Road and San Pedro hosts a Mother's Day tribute. Rev Culien F Beck of the Mary Immaculate League announces a 9:30 a m Mass, 8 p m service with a candlelit procession forming at 7330 in front of the Immaculate Conception Chapel. The ceremony includes a crowning, sermon, and benediction with candles available on the grounds. All events are free.
The St Michaels Parish annual Wapping festival is set for Mother's Day at Comyniche Park with a complete bar menu and noon meal. Tickets are $1.35, groceries worth $500 will be given away, and a farewell sermon marks Easley’s departure to El Como for new pastoral duties. Families attend church services, social gathering, and musical events.
A Field Representative appointment was made for the Methodist Mission Home in San Antonio Texas. The appointee born in Arkansas now based in Texas brings background in theology and church service. The Mission Home provides adoption services and rehabilitation aid and supports needy families.
Mrs Pippin wife of Dr James C Pippin pastor of First Christian Church Oklahoma City will perform a varied program of religious pieces by Elgar Puccini Grieg and Hageman in a concert at the Jewel Box Theater. She earned a master of education degree at the University of Oklahoma and is active in the aviation industry here.
The first annual Holy Spirit States Festival at Holy Spirit Church 768 W Ramney near Jackson will be held May 28. Ray OBrien says the festival will feature games refreshments and a barbecue dinner. Proceeds support the athletic association and recreation projects.
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