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[Baptist Church
Hairy. Minister
ices:
^School—9:45 a. m.
Worship—10:55 a. m.
Qttice—i *^t0 p m.
t'ni«n-7:00 p. m.
\\,aship-^:00 p. m.
^- ALTO t^Lr, ALTO. TEXAS, JULY 27. 1961
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[j ;^ni S^beams—3:30
)an<i intermediate G. A.'a
.,) y night Brotherhood.
Cp; Jay Night—Deacon's
^ .-'."g ":30 ]'.m.
Business Conference.
1^-ank Smith
iist Church
Hpiti) Kirby, Minister
school: 9:45 a. m.
Worship: 11:00 a. m.
^ Choir: 6:00 P- m.
r MYF: 6:30 p. m.
idiate MYF: 6:30 P. m.
MYF: 6:30 p. m.
Worship: 7:30 p. m.
) Missionary
st Church
Kp, y Joe Hopson, Pastor
hv Schoot—10:00 a. m.
Miinn 2nd and 4th Sunday
) a til and 8 00 p. m.
H. ( -7:00 p. m.
)M Palestine Baptist
Church
Jtrt U c Hycrs, Minister
Services:
kit Schoo!—10:00 a. m.
^ing Worship—11:00 a. m.
iing Union—6:30 p. m.
kit K Worship—7:30 p. m.
hy
)!. U—2:00 P- m.
tfer Service—6:30 p. m.
!65 Meeting:
Wednesday night of each
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Into
!A!to Methodist
Circuit
John Derr, Minister
[Sunday -10:00 n.m. Lynches
!f! Morning Service,
a. m. Mt. Zton Morning
trice.
p. m. Mt. Zion Evening
I p. rr.. Coid Springs MYF.
I p. m. Coid Springs Evening
Vice.
Sunday — 10:00 a. m.
ht'is Chape) Morning Ser-
a. m. Cold Springs Mom-
! Service.
P m. Cold Springs MYF.
p m. Coid Springs Eve-
! Service.
t Sunday—10:00 a.m. Lynch-
lapel Moming Service,
a. m. Coid Springs Mom-
I Service.
P m. Coid Springs MYF.
P m. Cold Springs Eve-
! Service.
THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Chunh is tiic cmt<.".t factor en <.at)h fot
tlir building of ami c^'J dii/m.hi;).
!t is a storehotis'.' ' f spiritual satim. \\ tthout a
tttunt; Church. rmthcr dnnocrac)' nor cisihz.itii)H
C.m suni\c. 'i lurt ire four sound rr.isuiis wtiy
cscry ]x.[sou should attend scrvitts rcgul.irty and
support tlie Church. Tiny are: (i) lot his own
Sake. (2) i'or his e!)i!dren's sal:?. (3) i'ur the
sake of his community and nation. (-)) For the
Mi.e of the Church itseif. which nuds his mora!
and materia] support. Plan to gu to church
teguiatiy and read your Dtbic daily.
Day
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Swing mc high! AH the
Hook
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Swing mc, Mommy, she $ay$.
way up to the clouds, if you can!
! smile and say, "I can't; not that high, darling." But still
I push the swing and watch her soar skyward. Then she comes
back to earth again, giggling, "That time I nearly touched the
clouds, didn't I, Mommy?" I laugh and say, "Well—nearly,
perhaps."
I look down at her, and for a desperately tender moment !
wish that I could always keep that smile on her face, this laugh
in her voice, the happy conviction that she nearly touched the
clouds. Like all parents, I yearn to spare my child sorrow, anger,
hurt of every kind. I yearn to keep from her the knowledge that
none of us ever quite touch the clouds. And I know I can't.
Sr, I am thankful—more thankful than ever—for the Church,
and the lessons it is teaching her. None of us can give our chil-
dren tT r-x-tual sanctuary. But all of us can help them find Faith.
ftiifcr v4<fy. StruM*, /"f., Slr<M&ury, Pa.
ntra! High Baptist
Church
' THIS 1NSP!RAT!0NAL MESSAGE APPEARS EACH WEEK TO HELP
ChurctTof Chri.t M AKF THtS !NCREASMGLY A CHURCH MINDED AREA. tT !S OFFERED
MhH Services 10:00 o'clock. * fUJ
i"H Services 10:00 o'clock.
AssemMiTof God FORYOURCONSIDERATtONBYTHEGENEROSITY OF PUBLIC-SPIRITED
- L. Diamond, Pastor , -
INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS FIRMS:
Diamond. Pastor
School—9:45 a. m.
'nine Worship—11:00 a. m.
ng People's Service—6:00
*n!ng Worship—7:00 p. m.
*yer Meeting—Thursday, 1:00
ROGERS GROCERY
ALTO THEATRE
KNIGHTS 5C TO $1.00 STORE
MARSHALL BYNUM
STR!BLING-SMITH FUNERAL HOME
LONE STAR FEED STORE
PEARMAN CHEVROLET CO.
DICKEY CLEANERS
O. T. ALLEN AND SON
ALTO HERALD
SHATTUCK INSURANCE AGENT
ALTO TELEPHONE CO.
SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
HOLCOMB FEED AND SUPPLY
COPELAND MOTOR COMPANY
BOYD'S PHARMACY
LYONS BUTANE GAS CO.
PEARMAN MOTOR CO.
JESSIE'S CAFE
MR. AND MRS. WILBUR WILLIAMS
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of discord
Mimic
Skilla
Siope
Gioomy
Caution
A! totted
sum
Porches
Tendencies
Urge
Discovers
Fares
Card game
Prefix: two
Appends
Preserve
Brrd
Mother
Boy's name
Large body
of water
Pointiess
— reiief
Channets
Giass-
making tool
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money
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DOWN
1. Epochs
2. Transported
3. Inflicted
4. Piant shoots
5. Snakes
6. Accepted
standard
7. Pubitshed
literary
form
8. Performed
9. Showers
10. Tranipied
.11. Japanese
coins
16. Opens:
poetic
17. itaiian river
2i.B)aze
22. Water
barrier
23. Asian
mountain
25. Sheep's
bieat
26. Hotel
28. Approval
29. Scandium
oxide
30. Occidental
32.Toiiet
powder
33. Greek coin'
34. Induce
35. Fastens
37. Shed
38. At a
distance
39. Opening
40. Ireland
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43. Farm toot
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Poultry Inspection
Regulations Amended
College Station. — Regulations
governing poultry inspection to
minimize water absorption by
processed poultry have been an-
nounced by the U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture.
The amendment, to become
effective on August 1, 1961, will
give consumers added protection
in buying Federally inspected
poultry by reducing the maxi-
mum amount of water absorp-
tion permitted and by extending
this control to all types of pack-
aging. says F. Z. Beanblossom,
extension poultry marketing
specialist.
Specifically, the amendment
will provide the foiowing limits
on water absorption for poultry
that is to be consumer packaged
or frozen, or both: turkeys under
2i0 pounds and over, 4.5 per
cent; turkeys 10-20 pounds, 6
per cent and those under 10
pounds, 8 per cent; chickens 5
pounds or iess, 8 per cent and
all other kinds and weights of
poultry, 6 per cent.
For ice packed poultry, the
limit will be 12 per cent at the
processing plant. This amount,
studies have shown, will be re-
duced through drainage during
the normal marketing process to
the moisture level set for con-
sumer-packaged and frozen pro-
ducts by the time it is weighed
for sale.
Beanblossom said the prob-
lem of water absorption had been
studied since January 1959 when
the Poultry Products Inspection
Act went into effect to determine
the norma) moisture ievel result-
ing from good processing and
chilling techniques.
He added that under Federal
inspection, processors must pro-
vide consumers with scrupulously
clean, read.v-for-the-pan poultry.
Good sanitation requires that
birds be thoroughly washed at
various stages of processing, thus
making some water absorption in-
evitable. Too, since chilling the
poultry promptiy after eviscera-
tion by using ice and water or re-
frigerated water is the best means
of preserving wholesomeness and
good eating quality, further water
pick-up is certain.
Beanblossom sai^j a high per
cent of the poultry processing
plants in Texas operate under
Federal inspection.
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Mrs. Frank L. Weimar and Son. The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1961, newspaper, July 27, 1961; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth215685/m1/7/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.