The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 138, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 20, 1948 Page: 5 of 8
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HIGHLANDS NEWS
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By Mrs. J. C. Schmocfl
Saturday, November 20, 1948 —The Daily Sun—Page 5
BIBLE STUDY HOLDS
miniature bassi-
Ben Boros, Mrs. I. V. Phelps, Mrs- die tapers and
M. A. Schmadl, Mrs. R. Rice and nets. ■
the Church Mrs. Alice Williams. Those present were Mrs. Curtis
White, Mrs, M. A. Toombs, Mrs.
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C. E. Reed brought the lesson on DUNAWAY HAVE-* BIRTHDAY Mrs P A Timmons, Mrs. Felton
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«**•. Mrs. George Barron, Mrs,' W. E. Games were played and refresh- the cloth lp»own as "moire”? scape painter, died on the same
*iu f-sjfo "' . Hopper, Mrs. Riiey Walker, Mrs. J. ments of sandwiches, cup cakes and WSCS HOLDS REGULAR 3. To what flower family does date in 1632. Jean Francois de
»!Vl'p M-Wedgeworth, wmg, Mrs^Rex^ Woto, Mrs. Joe soda pop were served from the lace MEETING AT CHUBCH " A. t the lady-slipper belong? Aronet (Voltaire), French philos-
Ui'” BUILDING COPNOL
the AT HIGHLANDS MBlwSg
has dii y^s&r
end dlst Church will hold a t.
i at Dinner at 6:30 p.m. TuJ^
at the ohurch. Judg«> Lanw '
King of. Houston will be
Per er at the turkey feast. ™
>as- Rev. John Paul Browa „
lew will take for his subject r.
Thanks Unto the Lord,” at t]
Choir, directed by Mrs*
Craig, will sing "We Gath«l
4 ss?Si"‘
The pasWs subject for j
iar £'m‘ SerVicf> 'vil1 be ',0ifts fori
>« Reformers." . *1
Sunday School is at «•«
h under the direction of Earl i
kin. Methodist Youth Fell.
m meets at 6 p.m •’
REV. LANGE TO SPEAK
35 ON -FINAL JUDGMENT"
IW On the 26th Sunday after i
ity, the last Sunday of the -
year, Rcv. F,. F. Lange, wu,™
Redeem: r Lutheran Church, .
speak- on the subFct. "A Rsy
rill »} ;fh.e Judgment
Matthew 25, 31-46. Thc serve*I
lao gibs at 10:30 a m - 1
of The children of the ■
,r. School will study the Bible *
. “Daniet in the Lion's Den “ 5
ca <J«M-.oT the Bible class wilij
1S “The Efficient Cause of N
lo Conversion." Both Sunday ft
he and Bible clu.-s i«a at 9:30:
»• «» Wcd^eworth, Jr, and L. e annm and Mrs. Steve Dean. laid dining table vvhich held the The WSCS of the Methodist 4. with ’what is a Yorkshire opher and writer, was born o,n
b.R fn Dallas to aetaR SOCIETY HOLDS decorated birthday cakes. Church held it regular meeting pudding served? - Nov. 21. 1694.
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GI'ESTs RETURN HOME
Visitors in the home of Mr |
er Mrs. Murl Pittman, «K &•
m. were Mr. Pittman’s mother, 3
VV. H.' Pittman of MuHiji, i
son and his family. Mr, aed|
— Elwyn Glen Pium.'m end I
Gene of Lubbock; and their di
ct ter and sop-in-law, Mr. and 1
ill John W. Soule* of Velva. Ns
it, Dakota. All have returned to ti
" homes,
je
r YOU ARE INVITED
TO HEAR
DR. J. M. BRADFORD ]
... IN ;
REVIVAL SERVICfiS
AT THE
First Baptist ttwt]
Baytown
services;^
vIER LUTHERAN
ihairch
SL. Goose Cnrt
t. t F. Lange. Pastor -
of tho Lutheran Hour
i .....................
and Bible Cta*........
lain Street
Every Nite
Nov. 28
's fullness,
resented in
Noth-j
SSs imsss
Those present were Mrs.
Atpha, Mrs, A. 'E. Urban, Mrs.Vw. 4 nert
0i FRANSSEN
etATB reserve life
5-5« Me Before You Die”
Phone 253
- ' - ■■ ■ muse present were Airs. A). uunaw»yf murnei lanner, ruenara . j-
Alpha, Mrs. A. <E. Urban, Mrs. AV. Bailev, Theresa Ann Keys, •Glenn a h ’Tribe
F, , -I.;:- - a. gentry, Mrs. J T. Tobin, Mat. A. p«gia, Jack Hopper. Linda Nell m^C Davis, Mrs. j.k u>
■eftO-StEY-
I a** V. Buss, Mrs. A. H. Boeniich, Mrs. Marvin J^mgharty. Richard Woife, SQUARE CIRCJ*E MEETS
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dren’s story? v» 1. No; it. • is’ sometimes caused
by emotional upsets.
Yoijr Future 2. A watered appearance.
This is a good time for intellec- 3. To the orchid family,
lal interests, for seeing friends 4. Roast beef.
5. He turned into a swan.
OFFICE HOURS
9-12 and 1-5
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
3322 Minnesota
Phone 2223-J
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B. successful life.
The vibrations for Sunday, Nov.
21/ good tor making
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WMU HOLDS REGULAR
MONTHLY MEETING ■
l ,
/ Seven Days A Week
8 o.m. to 11 p.m.
KATZ FOOD MKT.
107 W. Main
Phone 879-J
WHY BE
BE(?
E A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH QF CHBIST?
u >1 . HRI8T K THE FOUNDER OF ONLY ONE CHI KCH-HIS CHURCH
L Hie Proof
He who had all authority in heayen And on earth said, “Upon this rock I will build my church.” (Matt.
E Jesu/did not say (hat he would build a church, er his churches. He said, “I will build ray
church.' i«'t us sjwll it: f-H-l -R-C-H—that is how many Jesus promised to build. It is hard for many
| people, i/ view of present conditions, to be convinced of the oneness of the church; hut the multiplic-
Hy of churches about us b*s n<; power to alter the word* of Christ.
TEACHES THAT THERE IS ONE BODY: -There is one body and one spirit, even aa also
led in one hope of your calling” (Eph. 4:11, “But now they are many memlmrs, Bu» one
P, vor. tz:tO). Paul, as we see, has taught time after time the oneness of the body. Does the
body mean Die churchfYYe shall see; -And he put alt things in subjection under his feet, and gave
Mm te be head over all things to the church, which is his body” (Epli. 1:22, 28). In this passage Paul
MR us that the church is the body. Hour perfectly this agree* with the promise; “I ul.ll build my ,
dweb' MatL 16:18). . - '*
The plea of the churches of Christ everywhere is that men and women should .be united together itt,
■h one body, with the Bible alone as the basis for our union, and thus worship God, our Father, faith-
CHURCH of CHRIST
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Those present were Mrs. J. F. Jee!' Mrs- A' f Alie^ JfrS’ Selma Ugerlof, Swedish novelist,
Bowers, Mrs. Fred Chandler- Mrs. ®re£er' ^ Gcnt!J- ^r®' Gene. Tierney, actress; Nonrran
Bob Chandler.. Mrs. Ben Barron. Mr^H Thomas. Socialist, and Clark Gri -
MRS. KOMINEK HONORED fUm comedian; Wilson W. Wyatt,-
WITH SHOWER. ’ ---------— lawyer, and ElewMMf.EoweU, mo-,
pie’s Department of the First Bap- °nd Baptist Church held its regu- if. Been Said
’’list Church, in-the home of Mrs. Iar monthly business meeting re-. ThP Kroater part of men have
-V. C. Kuestcr. <***£ >n the home of Mrs. War- no opinion, still-fewer an opinion
The table was lace covered with ren Spivey. _ _ 1 of their own, well reflected and
a Thanksgiving theme,, white can- Plans were made for the Christ- founded up on reason. —Seume.
December 17, hi the home of Mrs. It Happened Today
R. V. Welch. • Chairmen were On Nov. 20, 1940, Hungary joined
named for the decoration, invita- the Axis powers jn World War II.
Mon, entertainment ‘and refresh* Sir Wilfred Laurier, one-time/re-
ni< nt < dmmiitees.'
Following the business session.
Mrs. C, L. Harris, teacher, brought
thh devotional from the 100 Psalm.
After the devotional the Thanks-
giving dinner was served. The cen-
terpiece was a turkey made of a
pumpkin,'squash and peppers.
Those attending were Mrs. Ben
Jones, Mrs. Jack Dieta, Mrs. Ike t
Thornton, Mrs. Keith Scott, Mrs. '
A FREE TURKEY
FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING
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DINNER FROM
MCFARLAND'S
A 15«to. Turkey Given With
Each Gas Range Sold
Before Thanksgiving
THE FAMOUS
WELBILT
139.50
28.30 DOWN *
2.00 WEEKLY
NORGE 199.50 Up
EASY TERMS
39.50 DOWN
3.00 WEEKLY
YOUR
GAS RANGE
HEADQUARTERS
MCFARLAND’S—-
Highlands
Phone 2-2291
Cla.rence Tyler, Mrs. R. V. Welch,
Mrs. R. M. Walker, Mrs. Warren
Spivey, Mrs, A. Hahsome and Mrs.
C. I» Harris.
HD CLUB MEETS
IN DAWKINS HOME
The -Home Demonstration Club
held, its regular monthly meeting
Wednesday in the home of Mrs. H,
L. Dawkins,
Mrs . Mack Ford, president, pre-
sided over the business session.
Plans were made for a Christmas
box to be made. Mrs. H. H, Lu
das and Mrs, J. B. Hance gave re-
ports of the Home Demonstration
rally held recently in Houston.
Following the business session.
Mrs. W. Kaminski brought the pro-
gram on living room draperies
Those present were Mrs. Travis
Craig, .Mrs. C. A. Bedinger. Mrs.
S. C. Bennett, Mrs. A. F. Henneke,
Mrs. H. L. Dawkins, Mrs. Esther
Settle, Mrs. L. H. Willis, Mrs. W.
D. Woods, Mrs. J. Q. McKinney,
Mrs. H. H. Lucas, Mrs. Maude Sul-
liban, Mrs. W. Kaminski, Mrs.
Mack Ford, Mrs. J. B. Hance, Mrs.
R. E. Robinson, Mrs. ti. Slaugh-
ter, Mrs. G. R. Skinner and Mrs.
J. C. Schmadl.
Following the meeting Mrs. Ford
took Mrs. W. H. Avey, who is in
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital,
•ome flowers.
PERSONALS
H. B. Saveli, Jr., of Washington,
DC., js visiting with his parent/4
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Saveli, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs Pete Graff visited
recently in Palacios.
Mrs. H. L Dawkins visited dur-
ing the past week-end with Mr.
and Mrs, H. L. Dawkins in’ Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cowart
and son, David, are visiting in Tus-
caloosa, Alabama. They win also
visit in Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
where they will attend the LSU-
Alabama game.
County Considers Tax
For Health, Welfare -
HOUSTON, Nov. 20. (SP>- Harris
County officials are considering a
special tax levy to finance health
and welfare work, t
The special levy was proposed
by County Judge Glenn A. Perry ,
after hearing a report that the j
county institutions are badly ini
need of money. I
District Judge Ewing Boyd fav- j
ora the tax because it would place |
the juvenile board, which super-
vises the institutions, In ^position j
where they would not be depend-}
ent on .the generosity of county j
officials when the budget is pre- j
pared. T ]
Judge F¥rry suggested a levy j
for all county health and welfare j
work, now financed out of the t
general fund revenue.
The county is now spending j
about H.000,000 a year on welfare I
and health and the amount is j
steadily rising. .
Ai Dpei Door
to
Health aid Place
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 138, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 20, 1948, newspaper, November 20, 1948; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028749/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.