Revival Set At Fluvanna Baptist Church
Johnny Ray Watson a famed evangelistic singer from Lorenzo will headline a weekend revival at Fluvanna Baptist Church. Services are at 8 p m tonight and Saturday night and at 11 a m Sunday with the public invited to attend all services.
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Fluvanna
Johnny Ray Watson
Lorenzo
Fluvanna Baptist Church
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Texan Local Records
Admissions list includes Eula Buchanan Etta Helton Lucy Whitefield Donna James Faye Villarreal Anita Smith Levi Hill Alton Davis Lesa Green Douglas White Roann Clay Steven Robertson. Dismissals list covers Sandra Early Lupe Avila Martha Gambel Jack Montie Jones Glenna Jones Kimberly Mayes Mary Herrington Danny Tovar Gunda Sanders Bennett Blacksher Don Franklin Kathy Floyd Stanley Camp Cecil Rhoades Hattie Simpson. Also noted are Ronnie L Roemisch and Vicki D Blankenship on local honor rolls at Tarleton State University and a historical rabid dog case in Britain in 1969.
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Eula Buchanan
20Th St
Etta Helton
Jacksboro
Lucy Whitefield
Ave. H
Donna James
Faye Villarreal
26Th St
Anita Smith
32Nd St
Levi Hill
Ave. L
Alton Davis
Avondale
Lesa Green
Ordination for Paul Savage at Greenhill Baptist Church
Paul Savage son of Mr and Mrs Travis Savage of 707 28th St will be ordained a Baptist minister at 3 p m Sunday at Greenhill Baptist Church He earned a Master of Divinity at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth The Savage family plans July relocation to Kim Kentucky where he will pastor Kim Baptist Church
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Paul Savage
Travis Savage
28Th St
Greenhill Baptist Church
Savage
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Kim, Golo
Kim Baptist Church
Vocalist Lyndel Vaught to headline Towle Park concert
A Sunday July 2 Towle Memorial Park event will present tenor Lyndel Vaught in a program of patriotic and religious pieces at 7 30 p m. The concert, backed by Colonial Hill Baptist Church and the Scurry County Ministerial Alliance, ties into Independence Day observances. Vaught, Oklahoma born, has performed across the United States and Canada with major companies and opera houses and studied under noted instructors. He currently serves as music minister at First Baptist Church in San Angelo and holds degrees from Oklahoma universities and a defense language program.
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Towle Memorial Park
Lyndel Vaught
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Scurry County
Central City Opera Company
Beaumont Lyric Opera
Oklahoma City Opera Company
the Capitol
Washington, D.C
Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera
First Baptist Church
San Angelo
Oklahoma Baptist University
The
University of Oklahoma
Defense Language Institute
University of Maryland
University of Texas
U.S. Naval Reserve
Gospel Concert at 1st Baptist with Ken Medema
First Baptist invites the public to hear Ken Medema in Snyder. Neill notes Medema, a blind Michigan native with six WORD albums, is in demand and planned appearances include tomorrow’s concert and Sunday 11 a.m. worship at the church.
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Ken
Snyder
First Baptist
Jerry Neill
Neill
Ken Medema
Medema
Moses
WORD
Michigan
Cedar Grove
New Jersey
First Baptist Church
Horoscope roundup for all zodiac signs from 1978
A June 24 1978 astrology page offers yearly guidance and Venus themed tips. It urges Leo to explore self knowledge, warns Cancer about debt, and promotes Astro-Graph mail order. It issues daily doings for all signs from Aries to Pisces with cautions and encouragements.
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Astro-Graph
Radio City
N.Y
Leo
Capricorn
Aquarius
Taurus
EMINI
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Airline tax cut opposed by senator in aviation panel
Washington AP report says Sen. Howard Cannon of Nevada opposes reducing the airline ticket tax from 8 percent to 6 percent. He proposes replacing the cut with a 2 percent levy to fund installation of noise reduction equipment on aircraft, as head of the Senate Commerce subcommittee on aviation.
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Washington
Howard Cannon
Dnev
Cannon
Senate Commerce Subcommittee On
Wildcatters Report Strong Oil and Gas Activity in June
Texas Railroad Commission data show 428 oil and 264 gas completions in the first half of June 1978, up from a year earlier, with 201 exploratory tests drying up. Permit applications totalled 9 050 in the first five and a half months, while offshore leases yielded 128 561 barrels in April and gas production reached 379 375 thousand cubic feet. A stray line notes a termite society described as totalitarian controlled by a single queen.
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Austin
Wildcatters
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Oil and Gas Division
Cable Won't Jeopardize TV Stations
Washington officials debate cable impact on local broadcasts as NCTA disputes NAB findings while studies cited by NAB show audience losses to cable. President Carter urges local governments and private sector to lead earthquake risk reduction with no overnight cost.
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Washington (P
Robert L. Schmidt
National Cable Television Association
Schmidt
National Association of Broadcasters
Cable Association
NAB
Washington
Carter
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Snyderites
Stephenville
Ronnie L. Roemisch
Vicki D. Blankenship
Tarleton State University
Roemisch
Britain
Annouscine
Towle Park
Jack Harrold
New York City Opera
Martin Katz
Nicolai Gedda
Marylin Horne
Addie Bishop
Boston University
William Vannuzzi
Baltimore Lyric Opera
Mozart
Oklahoma
K-Bobs Steak House
Snyder Gold Coaters
E.E. Wallace
Bethel Baptist Church
ER. Virgil Mott
1St Baptist
Lone Wolf Electric Cooperative, Inc
Texas Public Utilities Commission
Travis County
Texas
Bernice Bede Osol
Stereos
Snyder Jaycees
Jim White
Jerry Beard
White
Western Texas College
Beard
Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Jerry Richardson
Richardson
Robert Pinkston
Snyder Jaycee
HAPPY
Kevin
Cable
Deffebach Agency
Vour
Basaramd
America
Contemporary Gospel Singers