The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 251, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 23, 1960 Page: 4 of 12
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Davis Street
Baptist Church
Sunday School will begin to-
day in all departments at 9:46.
The lesson to be studied is
“The Gods on Trial” from I
Kings 19. .
Morning worship begins at
10:50 with the pastor, the Rev.
James Edge, bringing the mes-
sage.
Baptist training service be-
gins at 6:30 with evening wor-
ship at# :30.
oup». I--*- -.....r- .. ,. Revival services begin today
In the 11 o’clock, morning! a.m. _Mormng worship ll .W- and continue thru next Sunday.
1st Presbyterian
Church
Sunday Church School begins
at 9:45 with a class for all age
groups.
Wesley Methodist
Church Services
Wesley Methodist Church
holds the following services to-
day: Church School at 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11:90.
The Rev. Janies H. Westbrook,
Sermonette
Of the Week
First Baptist
Church
worship hour, the pastor, the
Rev. J. Gary Campbell, will be pastor, wm preuen w- — of the
speaking on the title “The Po- ject, “Church Going, Take
tential You.”
This afternoon at 4:00 the
Junior Choir will meet for their
weekly rehearsal. At 5:00 p, m.
the Senior Choir will meet in
the basement for the evening
meal and fellowship. All
seventh through twelfth grad-
ers arc invited to participate
in this phase of the church’s
life.
Monday afternoon at 2:30
p. m. Mrs. W. K. Bradford, Jr.,
will be hostess to the general
meeting of the Women-of-the?
Church. Serving as co-hostess
with Mrs. Bradford will be
Mrs. Jeff Ball and Mrs. R. L.
Byrd. Mrs. Don Pittenger will
present the afternoon’s pro-
gram.
Thursday, Oct. 27, several
women from the local church
will be in Dallas to attend the The Rev Fel * Kmdel pas-
Fall Presbyterial meeting to tor of First Methodist Church,
be held this year at the High- will preach in all services of
land Park Presbyterian Church, j worship today. The morning:
The meeting is scheduled to be- services will be conducted at
gin at 10:00 a.m. and close! 8:30 and 10:55 and the even-
wSovv - p..- - ss
Church in Dallas, will be the
evangelist. Weekly services be-
Time For It.”
Juniors and Youth Fellow- ^-^YsSO a.m. ,nd 7:30 p.m.
ship groups will meet at 6.00 * Monday afternoon at
p.m. Evening worship is at 7 :00
p.m. The pastor's subject for
this sendee is, “The Triumph-
ant And Adequacy Of Christ."
After evening worship the Com-
mission on Membership and
Evangelism will meet with Jack
Huffstetlcr chairman presiding.
The Womens Socitey of
Christian Service will meet
Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at the
church.
Choir rehearsal will be held
Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
First Methodist
Church
at 3:00 p. m.
Temple Baptist
Church Services
ing services at 7:00.
| Today marks the beginning
> of the current Christian Stew-
■ ardship Movement, which is
| holding the spotlight in all Tex-
j as Methodist Churches for the
next 4 weeks. The sermon-topic
is, “Stewardship of the Soul.”
The sermon for the evening
service is the continuation of
Sunday School begins at
10:00 a.m., with the morning
worship at 11:00, the pastor. .....— ---------------- —
H. Perry Cox, bringing the ; a series on The Great Doctrines
message.
of Salvation.
At 6:00 p.m. the Training; Richard Alderson will con-
Union begins, and the evening I duct the music with Mrs. Es-
worsjiip begins at 7:00, with telle Irwin and Mrs. Burford
the guest speaker, the Rev. J.j Scott at the oigan. In the 8:30
R. Odom from Arlington. a.m. service Mrs. John Dodson
One week from tonight the i will be the guest soloist. She
public is Invited to a viewing j will sing “I Trust In God.” The
of a film on the life of Martin Sanctuary Choir will present
Luther, which will begin at the anthem, ‘‘Turn Ye Even To
6:30 p.m. Me" in the 10:55 service. In
Each Friday evening the the evening service Mr. Alder-
church meets for a prayer md j son will sing, “I’dRather Have
Bible study hour, which in-; Jesus.”
eludes a meeting of the various Regular youth meetings will
organizations of the church,; begin this evening with choir
the Brotherhood, the Woman’s j rehearsal at 5:00.
Missionary Society, Girls Aux- j The Senior Council meeting
On Monday afternoon at
2:00 the1 L a d i e s Auxiliary
meets Wednesday night at 7:00
officers and teachers meet, fol-
lowed by revival services at
7:30.
First Christian
Church
Sunday School starts at 9:45
in all departments of First
Christian this morning. Morning
worship service is at 10:50. Will
Harris will bring the sermon
entitled, “Go And Make Dis-
ciples,” in the absence of our
pastor who is attending the In-
ternational Convention for
Christian Churches in Louis-
ville, Ky.
The choir will sing their ver-
sion of the anthem “The Old
Rugged Cross,” under the di-
rection of Mrs. Robert Estes.
The youth group meetings will
begin at 5:00, with Mrs. O. W.
McKinney as sponsor.
Ray Moss will preside at the
evening service, with the
Women’s Class as sponsor. The
evening worship service begins
at 7:00 with the Rev. Gar.y
Campbell, minister of the First
Presbyterian Church, bringing
the sermon entitled, “Forgive-
ness Is Not Easy.” Mrs. E. K.
Taylor will play a violin solo
entitled, “The Stranger Of
Galilee.” The nursery will be
open for pre-school children.
Adult choir practice will be
at 7:00 Wednesday evening.
Cherub choir practice will be
at 10:00 Saturday morning.
Each week in thie column will appear a sermon brief by
one of the Sulphur Spring* ministers. Etch message will be
indivi^wal*__Toda^’s. ntelssage is brought by the Rev. J. Gury
Campbell, pastor of First Presbyterian Church.
TIME OUT
strength which, is always avail-
aide to us through the Holy
Spirit.
When should we take our
time out with God? Most
Christians will tell you that,
the best period of the day is I
either early in the morning Or •
late at night. For most of us
these are the only times that
we are free from interruption.
Jesus found much the same
to be true, for we read in
Mark's Gospel that He rose up
a great While before day and
went out into a solitary place
and prayed. Many Christians
also find the period just be-
foie they retire at night a
good lime to review the day
in God’s presence.
When one has his time out
with God is of small conse-
quence, but that he have it
daily is of the utmost im-
j portance. The “busy” Chris-
Text: “And'in the morning,
a great while before day, he
rose and went out to a lonely
place, and there he prayed.”
Mark 1:35.
Everyone seems to have a
crowded ‘schedule these days,
youngsters and grownups
alike. One of our church lead-
ers remarked the other day
that it was nearly impossible
to find an hour during the
week when the officers of her
youth group could get togeth-
er.
As for the necessity and
rightness of such a busy life,
there is no question. Circum-
stances of our competitive so-
ciety demand it. And yet, in
such a busy world it becomes
so easy to lose sight of those
things which are not forced
upon us but nevertheless are
ultimately necessary and right
for our souls.
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It is therefore in such an! tian who fails to maintain reg-
age as this that we need more
than ever to take a daily time
out with God. We need a
quiet time each day apart
from the busy affairs of life
to rekinndle our awareness of
the living God, to make fresh
our gratitude for what God
has done for us in Jesus
Christ, to bring us a new con-
sciousness of sin and an ac-
ceptance of God’s forgivness,
to cause us to set ourselves
again with determination to
the task to which God has set
us, and to remind us of the
ular devotional periods will
find his love to God ami man
growing cold, his attitude to
DR. KENNETH L. CHAF1N
Depart in e nTa | Superinten-
dents aie to meet in the Com-
mittee Room at 9:15 Sunday
morning prior to the Sunday
School hour at 9:45. Dr. Ken-
neth Chaffin will preach at the
11 morning worship service.
Dr. Chaffin, professor of evan-
gelism at Southwestern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary in
Fort Worth, will speak in the
absence of the pastor. Dr. Ed
win Mays is in Amarillo in a
revival meeting at the Pierce
Street Baptist Church.
Youth Choir will oegin at
5:00 this afternoon with a
snack supper served to the
Double Fashions for
Small Fry This Fall
YOUNG MEN about school iv£ill be wearing cuffless pants
this year. Slacks (left) are flannel woven in a check. Trou-
sers (right) are corduroy glen plaid. Both youngsters are
wearing co-ordinated shirts hidden behind newspapers.— By
GA1LE DUGAS, Newspaper Enterprise Women’s Editor.
ward his work becoming for- group at b:0P. Archie James,
nia! and professional, and of-1 Training Union Director urges
ten his relationships with his j every member to be m his place
fellowmen deteriorating. j for Training Union at (,:.!() to-
A great pianist once said; night. Dr. ( hnffin will again be
that when he failed for one j in the pulpit for the evening
day to practice on the piano, wniship servire.
he noticed the difference in; ^ 7 :q() Monday evening
his playing. When he failed for ;
two days, his elose friends
noticed the difference. And
when he failed to practice for
three days, his audiences no-
iliary, Royal Ambassadors, and
Sunbeams.
Church of Christ
Raymond West, minister.
Schedule of services:
Sunday
9:45 a. m — Bible Study
classes.
10:40 a. m — Worship and
preaching.
6:30 p. m. — Young pqo;
pie’s training.
7:30 p. m. — Worship and
preaching.
Wednesday
7:30 p. m. — Bible Study
classes.
wilhbe^held at 4:00 p.m.
'Mil ^Commission on Educa-
tion will meet in regular month-
ly session at 8:00 p.m. Gene
Chambeilain is the newly elect-
ed chairman. He will fill the
place of Robert Lockhart who
resigned recently, after serving
in this capacity for a number
of years.
MaisHill
Chuivh of Christ
Tillet S. Teddlie, minister.
Bible study classes at 10 a.m.
Worship and preaching at
11 a.111. and 7 p.m.
ticed the difference! It has
been found that when one
misses his private devotions
for one day, he knows the dif-
ference. When he misses them
for’two days, his family no-
The women of the First Uices the difference. And when
Methodist Church will observe’he misses for three days, al-
the week of Prayer and Self- most everyone who knows him
Denial on Monday, Oct. 24, at
Church Women
Plan Luncheon
Pentecostal
Church
«21 North Jackson.
Services: Sunday School at
10 a.m.
Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock.
Saturday night at 7:80.
The Rev. Joe Ben Terry Is
pastor of the church.
Assembly of God
434 Jefferson Street
Pastor, Rev. H. R. Owens.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
Evangelistic service, 7:30
p. m..
Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 7:30.
C. A. Service Friday at
7:30 p. m.
12 o'clock noon. A covered dish
luncheon will be served 111 the
Fellowship Hall of the church
and the program will follow
immediately.
The theme for the day will
be Think on These Things,
these things heing the various
projects in the home and for-
eign fields that are dependent
1 upon the prayers and gifts of
the women of the church.
All women are invited to at-
tend and share in this period of
meditation and prayer.
can tell the difference!
Take a time out with God
each day. You will find it
At 7:30
there will he an Associations!
| “Youth for Christ’’ Rally in
! the church auditorium. The
program will be presented by
the East Texas State College
Baptist Student Union. Con-
gregational music will be led
by Russell Vickers. Special
music will be by the 24 voice
BSU Choir.
There will be missionary ex
pciiences related by: a summer 1
missionary to Jamaica, a sum-
mer missionary to Iowa, and|
Invincible who served in Texas,
and a servant to his local;
church. The youth of the organ-
. tice Court before Dewitt Loyd,
having the best percentage >1 Patrolman John Odom wrote
Its Sunday School enrollment.'^ ()nf. 10 day ticket for
The District 13 Convention djl|R and another fo, an
will be held ail day Tuesday at j() .start from a parked
the First Baptist Church, Bon- motorists in
lu,!*}„* . Hopkins County.
The W oman s Missionary Dallas motorist had
Union of hast Baptist wdl have ^ . tU.ket for driv-
theu monthly lum-h-on and license by the
meeting this Tuesday. 1 uu * , ,,
luncheon will begin at 12:30 l’«’«> -rlier ,,,
in .the annex, followed at 1:00 (but h““ "Showed up m Jua-
by the program and the bind- Court m the specified 10
ness meeting in the Education li»>' P‘‘i iod.
Auditorium. All ladies of -the A warrant for hi* arrest
church are invited to he pres- was issued by Justice of the
j. Peace Dewitt Loyd. He was
1"Tin- regular program of at- apprehended by Dallas police
tivities will he carried on and transported to Sulphur
Wednesday night for the Springs by Patrolman Jim
Teachers and Officers of the Beggs Thursday. He pleaded
Sunday School, and on Thurs- guilty Friday afternoon and
day for Visitation Day.
| was fined $25.50. by Loyd.
Speeder Fined
In Local Court
AMBITION BLISTERED
Toledo, Ohio >.f»—A troop of
; 10 Boy' Scouts collected 80
blisters on a 250-mile march
from Cincinnati to Toledo. “Br-
The Texas Highway Patrol fore we started we had plnnncd
Calvary Baptist
Church
The Rev. L. B. Morgan of I
Calvery Baptist Church will
have as his sermon topic Sun- j
day morning, “Losing Jesus,”
and Sunday night “Is God
Able?*-’ j
Sunday School begins at 9 :45 |
a. m. morning worship at 11:
o’clock, Training Union at 7 j
p. m. and evening worship at1
8.
The nursery is open for all
services.
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Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 251, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 23, 1960, newspaper, October 23, 1960; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth812218/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.