Church Schedule Listings Highlight Local Services
A compiled notice outlines weekly church activities including Sunday School at 9:45 to 10:00 a m and worship times at 11:00 a m and 7:00 p m for various congregations. It notes meetings for Women’s Society of Christian Service and Wes leyan Service Guild on specified Mondays and Sundays. Central Christian Church conducts Bible study and communion at 11:00 a m directed by local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Central Christian Church Bible Study
Ross Orendorf
C. J. McKissack
First Christian Church of
McKinney
Lewis Cummings
TCU
Fort Worth
Sunday and Wednesday Bible Study and Worship Schedule
The notice lists a weekly church schedule with Sunday sessions at 10:00 a m Bible study 11:00 a m worship and communion and 7:30 p m worship. Wednesday evening Bible study for all ages begins at 7:30 p m.
Sunday Services and Congregational Meeting Update
The church schedules Sunday School at 10 A M and worship at 11 A M with Communion. Choir rehearsal is at 7 P M. Reverend Joe Russell and Mrs Russell of United Presbyterian Homes spoke at the meeting with photos. Missionary Society led by Mrs Floyd Bassett notes attendance and plans a Monday meeting at 2 30 P M with Mrs C P Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Russell
United Presbyterian Homes
Waxahachie
Floyd Bassett
The
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. P. Dawson
Bethel Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Bethel Baptist Church announces a full week of services and activities including Training Union at 6:00 p m Worship at 7:00 p m Sunday School at 9:55 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Junior and Intermediate Choirs at 4:45 and 6:30 p m Training Union at 7:30 p m Evening Worship. Monday 10:00 a m Workers Conference in Whitewright. Tuesday 2:00 p m Joy Russell Circle 7:00 p m Dorcas Class Party. Wednesday 4:00 p m Primary Sunbeams GA s at 7:30 p m Church Conference Prayer Meeting 8:15 p m Choir Practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Ambassadors
Workers’ Conference
Whitewright
Joy Russell
Dorcas
Attempts to Spawn White Bass at Texas Lab
Experiments at the Game and Fish Commission Inland Fisheries Laboratory in San Antonio aim to propagate white bass in large numbers. Biologist E M Dietz reports limited early success with eggs from Medina and Falcon lakes, with failures likely due to spawning readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Game and Fish Commission
Inland Fisheries Laboratory
San Antonio
E. M. Dietz
Medina
Falcon Lake
Veteran Questions And Answers About GI Loans And VA Care
A veteran widow may qualify for a GI home loan if the husband died from a service connected disability and she has not remarried. Children of deceased veterans are not eligible. The oldest veterans are Indian War survivors in their nineties. VA outpatient care requires a service connected disability or training need, or Spanish American War service. others may be examined for benefits or hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Federal inspectors target Texas newspapers under new wage rules
The Houston County Courier reports that Department of Labor inspectors are checking Texas newspapers for wage hour violations. The paper argues rules bias inspections 60 percent in favor of employees, 40 percent for employers, and cites a case where printing a local letterhead mailed interstate could render printers in interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Department of Labor
Washington
Houston County Courier
Shadow Tip method new compass substitute by 17 year old
Washington 17 year old Bob Owen downdoff, son of Lt Col and Mrs Robert Owen downdoff of Falls Church Va, developed a sun based direction finding system called the shadow tip. It uses shadow tip measurements to mark east and west with an average error of about 8 degrees, adopted by the U S Air Force and Army for survival training after field trials. He received a $500 payment after the Army adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Air Force
U. S. Army
Bob Owendoff
Robert A. Owendoff
Falls Church
Bob
Houston Names Michael and Mary Top Baby Names for 1962
City Registrar W. H. Alban reports 1962 saw 29 500 births in Houston. Michael led boys with 633 names, Mary topped girls with 325. David had 524, John 507, Karen 230, while Cynthia and Lisa tied at 292. The text ends with an unrelated anecdote about a wealthy uncle’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Michael and
Mary
W. H. Alban
Michael
Cynthia
Lisa
David
John
Karen
Seward's Folly Wins Approval In 96 Years
In Auburn New York the 96th anniversary of Seward's Folly marks Alaska purchase at $7.2 million. Opinions mix praise for Russian American friendship and quips about the deal. Alaska's fisheries now generate over $26 million annually, and the state holds a military role in U S defense. The Seward home became a museum run by a local historical foundation after 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Seward
Alaska
Russia
William H. Seward
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
United States
England
France
U. S
Foundation Historical Association of
Modern Office Furniture Makes Junior Executive Miserable
After two weeks of aches the junior executive reveals the cause was new office furniture. He learned he had been sitting in a wastebasket, prompting a humorous self correction at home.
Heat Efficient Electric Cooking Promises Easier Cleanup
A vintage ad touts electric cooking as a cleaner option that keeps heat inside the kitchen and reduces post meal cleanup. It emphasizes even baking results and the convenience of electric appliances for modern homes.
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Kentuckytown Baptist Church
Training Union
First Methodist Church
Assembly OF God Church
Church OF Christ
First Presbyterian Church
Reen
Keith
Griffin’s Waffle
del Monte
Boy-Ar-Dee
Reddie
White Swan
Kimbell
BENCO
Folger’s
Maryland
Maxwell House Coffee
Reent
Stame 'S
Len
Een Mps
S&h
Bethel Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Miami Beach
George
Josh
Seward’s Folly
H. Montgomery Agency
Tlad
Lokey Edwards
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