Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 294, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1976 Page: 4 of 18
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A.M. Davis
Floral Co.
Called,
646-9595
709 Fisk
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European symposium
is planned for HPU
646-5555
800 Center
COMING
OCT. 10-15
"Flowers Whisper What
Words Cannot Say"
314 Brown
646-6992
COGGIN AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH
LUTHERAN
Grace Lutheran
Cogpin and 1st St.
CONGREGATIONAL
METHODIST
First Congregational
Methodist Church
3001 Cogin Ave
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neighbor. Without Ah grounding in the
ban of Gad, no government w society er
way of Ide will long persevere end the
freedoms which we bald ta daw will in-
evitobly perish. Therefore, even from a
selfish point of view, one should support
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himself and his hash. Beyond thot, how-
participote in the Church because it lels
the truth obout mon’s He, death and
destiny: he troth which alone wilsethim
free b live as a child of Gad.
Melwood Baptist Church
Melwood at Wesle SL
Victory Baptist Cherth
2264 W. Center
Latin-American Baptist
1600 Melwood
Motor
Company
308 W. Commerce
646-7700
There is piewenre in
doing things with others.
It may be looking at a
picture magazine, or
riding toys, or for
parents it may even be
sharing knowledge of
the day’s events that
bring joy.
God’s people have a desire
to share with you
in the greatest joy, that
of worshiping together in
God’s House. ATTEND
CHURCH
METHODIST
Central Methodist
Second St and Aoo.0
Emanuel Chapel Methodist
900 Boaoer
First Methodist
2501 10R
Johnson Memorial Methodist
1811 Nsie Boulevard
Lee Chapel AM.E Church
Bezver and Cordeil Sts
West Side Latin-American
Methodist Church
1105
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Richland Springs
Bowser
Zephyr Methodist
Mulln Methodist
First United Methodist Church
Bangs, Tei as
MORMON
Church of Jesus Christ at
Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
Services
2314 Austin Ave.
NAZARENE
first Church of Iba Nazarene
Seventh and Av l
Bluftview Church at
The Nazarene
1045 West Commerce SL
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
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Full Gospel Tabernacle
215 Ihmiwaad
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Church at The Lord Jesus
Corner of Oh A Brady
Brownwood
PENTECOSTAL
The United Pentecostal Church
Career 14th and Iba. D
rentecostal WISSOn
2619 W. Main Bhd
PRESBYTERIAN
Union Presbyterian Church
Fisk and Depot Sts.
CHURCH OF GOO
The Church of God of Prophecy
1408
CHARISMATIC
Bethel Temple
10811Mb Pain
TRINITY CHAPEL
M mile past Early School on left
Pastor AL Creel
More than 5,000 U.S.
soldiers and their leader. Gen
George S Patton, are buried
in Luxembourg. Belgium
Their graves are carefully
tended by the grateful citizens
whom they liberated from the
Nazis
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previously attended HPU will
also be charged 815 admission
fee.
HEAR
BOYCE EVANS
EVANGELIST
DAYBOOK’ "ma
Tueaday, Oetober L17J0
PHLLADEIPHLA: The Congreas being at present deeply
engaged in matters of the utmost importance to the welfare of
America, have judged it absolutely neronoory that there should
be a full representation of the several States as soon as
possible," so wrote President Hancock to the states Congress
has resolved “that meaeurri be taken to cause, as speedily as
possible, s full representation of the said states in Congress."
Jota Adams wrote Henry Knox on September 30". . .I wish we
had a military academy, and should be obliged to you for a plan
o such an institution. " Before mailing the letter he added Tins
day I had the honor of making a motion for the appointment of a
committee to consider of a plan for the establishment of a
military academy in the army. Write me your sentiments upon
the subject" The motion was not passed.
Ren jamin Franklin and Robert Morris received information
today by a carrier from Arthur Lee in London that France will
purchase 200,000 pounds sterding worth of arms and am-
munition” inHolland and send it to the French colonies in the
West Indies for the Americans.
PARIS: Silas Deane, American agent in France, wrote
Congress pleading for information, “.. .For Heaven’s sake, if
you mean to have any connection with this kingdom (France),
be more assiduous in getting your letters here. ”
NEWBURYPORT, MA: Tristram Dalton wrote Cushing A
White, Boston, to inquire about investing in a privateer. “I am
told you have the Care of fixing out a privateer Sloop for some
Gentlemen in Boston - and that its probable I might thro' your
good Means obtain a small Share in her...an 1-eth or even 1-16th.
NEW LONDON, CT: Winter was coming and tents were scarce
Nathaniel Shaw, Jr., wrote Washington, “The 29th into I shipt
by Cape Webster Seventy Two Tents which was Sent me by
Daniel Tillinghast Esqr. of Providence and hope they will get
safe to hand.”
NEW YORK: The Americans occupy three strong points north
of the city, the Heights of Harlem, King's Bridge and Me
Washington.
Private Da vid How had arrived at the village of West Chester on
September 19 This day he wrote “I have been the Quarter
guard this Day. C-Sign Gates. This night one of Capt Phanintons
Company Was Whept for being Drunk On Duty 20 Lashes. The
Drum major was Whept 20 Lashes. "
The American prisoner Jalez Fitch on the British prison ship
Snow now in the Hudson River wrote,‘"Soon after we came too, I
borrow’d a pocket Looking Glass & Raisor, & Shav’d my myself
(sic)having never look’d in a Glass before, since I was first sent
on board the Fleet on the 29th of Augt: ”
BALTIMORE, MD: The firm of Lux and Bowley had a week of
work to complete the order for rope to rig the continental frigate
Virginia.
Dr. Weisenthal had found saltpetre in a cave on Paterson's
Creek, about twelve miles from the SouthBranch.
CHARLESTON, SC: The Assembly approved the establishment
of a ferry between this state and Georgia. “. . .fixed at
Purysburg, from thence to Savannah and Abercorn, in Georgia,
may be one means to procure despatch to travellers, are of
opinion that a publick ferry should be established... And as Mr.
Vauchier has been at some expense in purchasing boats to ac-
commodate travellers, recommend that the ferry be vested in
him and his assigns for a term not exceeding seven years.”
The poor supported through the Church were provided for by an
order “That the Commissioners of the Treasury do advance
upon loan to the Vestry of St Philip’s Parish a sum not ex-
ceeding fourteen thousand Pounds currency, to enable them to
pay off the debt they have contracted, and to support the poor
until a just and equitable tax may be levied by law.”
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Grace Chapel Baptist Church
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Earty First Baptist
Fort Worth Hiway at
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First Baptist Church
208 Awe
First Baptist Church
208 Awe
Finst Baptist Church
Banpi, Texas
A symposium on the
historical development of
European culture will be of-
fered Oct 4-21 at Howard Payne
University, Dr. Joe Timmons,
director of continuing education,
has announced.
The course will be taught by
Albert McChristy, head of the
department of history at the
university.
“The three-week course is
designed for people who are
planning to go to Eufope," says
McChristy. "Persons interested
in a better understanding of our
cultural heritage may also take
it”
Class will meet at 7:30 9 p.m.
Monday through Thursdays in
room 225 of Newman Hall. Fee
is M2 for one-hour credit
Persons who have not
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Milton Avenue Baptist
702 Milton
Rocly Creek Baptist
Cross Mam Hwy
Woodland Heights Baptist
Indian Creek Road
Church by the Lake
Lovers Lane
Shamrock Shares Addition
CATHOLIC
St Many’s Catholic
1185 Mate Jha.
CHRISTIAN
Frst Christian Church
Caan and 13th St
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
first Church of Christ,
Scientist
1814 Vincent
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church of Christ
/ 900 W. Austin
Nustin Awenue
Church of Christ
1020 Austin Ave.
Brady Awe Church of Christ
1810 Brady Are.
Woodland heights
Church of Christ
Sixth Street Church of Christ
400 Sii th SL
Early Church of Christ
Early Community M
Fort Worth Highway
North Side Church of Christ
1412 Brie Plain
Vine Street Church of Christ
1412 Belle Plain
Vine Street Church of Christ
1123 Vine SL
Southside Church of Christ
Third and Are. K
EPISCOPAL
St Joko’s Episcopal Church
700 Maia
Church of the Good Shepherd
Good Shepherd Drive
Central Baptist
Career Brady »d Second SL
Avenue D Baptist Church
INI Are. D
Coggn Avenue Baptist
1518 Cogin
ADVENTIST
Seventh Diy Ndventist
Avenue Died HRStreet
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
first AmroNy et Ged Church
Fiskand46
Southside Rasembly of God
13
BAPTIST
Bromnwond laptai Temple
2710 Austin Ave
Primitiwe Baptist
1515 Indy Are.
Mt 2ien Baptist Church
914 Bailey St
Little Zon Baptist Church
GO1Cordel
Faith Baptist Church
2881141k St
Bible Baptist Church
128t 8 Brady
Northside Baptist
Corea Elm and Cleburne St
SOUTHERN BAPTIST
Bele Pain Baptist
2010 Belle Pain
Cahary Baptist
Ninth at Awe. J
Jones Chape Baptist Church
Fort Worth tOohway
Hillcrest Baptist Church
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 294, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1976, newspaper, October 1, 1976; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1572806/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.