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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
6
Dr Samuel L Terry pastor of Madison Square Presbyterian Camden and Lexingtonwill lead two communion meditations on Sunday at morning and evening services World Wide Communion observed at both services and private communion will be offered to shut ins during the evening service
Rome police captured Libertario Pampinicchi, dubbed the terror of the cyclists, after he allegedly decamped with seven or eight bicycles from anxious owners. The incident highlights urban bike theft amid fuel shortages and distributed public transit during difficult times.
A steam boiler leak forced the ship carrying 165 WACS and a contingent of replacement troops bound for Yokohama to return to San Francisco. Admiral W.S. Sims ordered the ship to dock after the boiler pipes began leaking during the voyage.
Barbara Morrow of Victoria was announced last night as queen of the Bay City Rice Festival. The announcement was made by Lieutenant Governor Nominate Allan Shivers. She was selected by actor Alan Ladd in a promotional tie to the event.
Early Saturday two men were shot in separate incidents within about half an hour. Miguel G street near the 200 block of San Saba was wounded in the side by an unidentified assailant and died at Robert B. Green hospital. At 4:13 a.m. a man near 1715 San Pablo was shot in the right leg by a lone gunman emerging from a beer hall as he walked with friends.
Police report two taxi drivers were robbed on Saturday. Virgil Maxey of Blues and White said two men fled after threatening him with a pistol and knife at Colima and Sabtings Streets, taking $15. Leo Williams of Bellinge said two men in the 600 block North Hackberry and Fredericksburg road/West lawn avenue forced him from the cab at gunpoint and took $17, fleeing in a waiting car.
Police report a Saturday crash on Bure road and North Braunfels avenue left F. Stanley injured with a broken left arm. Lt. Ray White Jr. and Neal Small drove separate vehicles. White's car and a truck overturned after colliding with Police Chief S. J. Maloutis. White and Mainakis faced negligent collision charges. E. H. Jones and W. A. Jones suffered head injuries after striking a hole in the 809 block of El Paso Street and plunging over a bridge.
Salt Lake City October 5 APOSTLE ALBERT K BOWEN of the Council of Twelve told a crowd of about 10 000 church members gathered for a second day of a semi Antichurch conference that labor strikes breed lawlessness and will destroy any government or society He called strikes uncivilized and condemned them as un American for a Mormon audience indicating strong church opposition to labor action.
The American Legion, opposing naval bloc tactics, voted for a single department of national security with unified command in the president's cabinet. The convention elected Col. Paul H. Griffith national commander, pledged support for erasing on the job training cuts, retention of atomic secrets, compulsory labor arbitration, and universal military training with era limits, while opposing a WWII bonus and late pensions for veterans.
An unclear notice reports Luther League sessions at Zion Buck Church 702 Cincinnati Beatunday. Two sessions listed 4, the first at mond. The second at 7:00 recent CRey. W A Poovey of Brown Christ Lutheran ward 49 Heights will address. Wardesop Stewards in ALL. Mina Was i.
A mangled note from Tokyo reports an unidentified board with figures showing a $44 643 000 total and damaged injury figures.
The report notes Pilon winning at the Dale Hills Country Club during the early completion phase of the new clubhouse. Observers mention Mrs M A Cassidy in a light blue wool frock and three gold turbans, Mrs R Dy Byrd in pale costume jewelry with a black outfit, and William II Hughes offering a prayer while W L Wallace reads scripture.
The Trinity Episcopal church at Jefferson Beights will start a six week Thursday evening institute titled Church Institute a Religion. Rev Joseph L. Brown rector will give informal talks on aspects of the Christian faith. Meetings occur each Thursday evening with a six week recess after the series before resuming.
A Sunday School Rally Day service and program will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Highland Park Lutheran church at Hammond and New Braunfels. Pastor Dr. A Wr Sietkes will speak on Love God With All Your Heart. Vespers at 8 p.m. with Rev. Paul Wilson guest speaker. Italy Communion at 8 a.m. and Sunday School assembly at 9 a.m.
Dr. Paul Sr. VanDyke will speak at Crestholme Presbyterian Church on Hermitage Court at 7 30 p m Sunday evening. His message titled Our Home Mission Opportunity promises a special musical program affiliated with the service.
Brig Gen and Mrs Josey T Martin will be hosts at a reception from 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Brooke Army Medical Center officers club. General and Mrs Martin arrived this week for duty at Brooke. Also present will be Brig Gen John J M Wills, commandant of Brooke Army Medical Center, and Mrs Wills. Assistants include Maj Joseph V MAR Lester and a list of officers and ladies helping in serving.
Morning worship at the Grace Church of the Nazarene in Denver and at Northwest First Church of the Nazarene share Sunday schedules with morning services and sermons led by local pastors and evangelists. The dense page also lists area business names including department stores, realty firms, shoe shops, and service companies in a single community notices style column.
First Congregational Church at 105 Carolina Street outlines a large program for World Wide Communion Sunday. The 11 am service will include communion rites and a rally day in both the Sunday school and church divisions. Pastor Rev. Arthur G. Swarts will speak on The Outreach of the Church. Pilgrim Fellowship youth groups meet Sunday afternoon.
In Zagreb 800000 Catholic faithful reportedly outraged by the arrest of Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac on war crimes charges. A church official said indigna tion has spread across the diocese as churches have held nightly services since the arrest of the head of Yugoslavia's Catholic Church amid alleged collaboration with the puppet regime.
NYPS opens its first fully organized program at First onuttch of the Nazarene, Princeton and North Colorado streets. The junk group meets Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Rev. J. Melton Thomas will preach morning service on Life's Unifying Goal and evening on The World's Greatest. Evening worship starts at 7:20 p.m.
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