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Planned By Many Churche»\^ii day visit* Home Ftom Children
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By i^OROTinr V. WHIPPLE, MJ>,
will no aflcrnooa
Mam today. Dunne Um bobdays,
only cm* Maaa—at 1:10 aja.—will
be colabratod oa Sunday.
Chriatlaa H— SmttHy
Aa I o'clock evening aervico
will kc bold today Tbia Sunday’s
Maooa-acnaow, “Christ Jaaua,**
will aaaybaaiM Mis dominion ever
matenalisn: Tbe ever-praseat
power of Um Christ, Truth, will
be set forth at Miwltes Sunday.
Dec. 30.
Bethel Luthers* tkuf«h
“Rejotciag in the Gcapol of
OinUt" will be the topic for the
Rev. William C. IVteraoa’a mes
sage at this eveaiUf't 7:4i ves
pers. Tbe Walther Leofws will
have a Christmas social at 7:1*
p.m Thursday at the I'sriah Hall.
Installation of newly elected
officers will be held st the * a.m
service Sunday On Christmas
Eve, the children's prograih, “The
Christ Child Comes to Christian
Homes,” will be presented at 7
p.m. Special Christmas service*
will be conducted at 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday.
ABM Preohytenaa Church
Westminster Fellowship will
not hold its regular mid-week
or Sunday services during the hol
idays
Faith KvaageUcal
sad Reformed Church
Junior and senior choir prac
tice is scheduled for 7 and 8 p.m.
today. The Brotherhood will meet
at 7:M p.m. Thursday.
< First Baptist Church
This svsahsg’s schedule inclu
6:30; choir prac-
1 prayer meeting,
chers meeting
Uce, 6 60
7:30.
Our Aavtoar’s Lutheran Church
The regular mid-week Student
Association meeting will not be
held this evening. In addition to
the regular Sunday service, a
Christmas Eve candlelight service
is planned for 7 p.m. M<mday and
S special worship service for 10
a.m. Chnstmaa day.
Church of the Mssarewe •
irvices will he conducted at
CJiurch Of Christ
Offering Aggies
Preacher Training
Preparation for aervire in 1
miniatry la being offered interee
led Aggies by the College Station
Church of Christ
Four separate preacher train
ing rIsaac* three for Aggies and
one for their wives-- are conducted
each Wednesday night during the
church prayer meeting, states
Bob Davidson, student preacher.
At each class meeting, taro
members are chosen to present
sermon* about 20 minutes long,
after which their claMmates offer
cMtiriara and suggestions.
Several class members are now
serving as full-time preachers for
small community churches unable
to afford ministers. The classes,
which average about 26 students,
are open to those planning to en
ter the ministry both as a pro
feasloa and in a lay capacity.
speakers will address the congre
gation on Sunday At the regular
morning worship, the Rev. Ray
mond MrClung of Houston, dis
trict superintendent, anil speak,
while at the evening service, the
speaker WtU be Hide Culiey, i
sionary to Nicaragua.
Church of Chriol
Mid week service will be bald *1
7:16 p.m. today. AI Sunday morn
ing services, the taiuiatar, Meat
Whitson, will speak on the topic,
“Wise Men Btill Seek Him,* whB*
the lesson fur the tvening preach
ing aervire is entitled "We Mist
Need to Loan the Highest”
' ABM Method»t Church
Christmas party for the
dren of the rhundi wltl be held
at I p.m. Sunday. The regular
services are scheduled for Sunday
morning, with the sermon topic
to be “Name of Jbeua.” Carolyn
Wilson will offer g solo, T Won
der as I Wander.”
(allege Heights Asaeabiy of God
Tonight's prayer meeting is
scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
SL Thomas Kpiarepal Church
A Christmas Cve service of
Holy Communion, a Choral Eu
charist, is planned for 11:30 p.m.
Monday. The cho^r, under the di
rection of Mm. J. Bernard Baty,
will sing special anthems at the
service
On Christmas a service of
Holy Communion will be held at
10 a.m. The regular services will
be held oa Sunday, with the Rev.
Roger Cilley to deliver the Mr-
mona.
you have a child away at
whe will cum# home for
iaa? If you do, doubt!eM
Bing forward with
anUrifplUu to the reunion
your yuuafsu-r. and prob
lue is anious to see you
II Um fMuly
t t watch yetr step, lest you
the kuMB* for your child
Md |or youfuetf. Your child will
nd all or even
home with you.
will want to hit home haae
,ad V 'bnbly he will have much
(HI you he never got around
U) Writing Then hell want to
g4 |»ff .with his neighborhood
and you will he lucky if
you um Mm for mack.
Join come home from ceOegu
three day* before Christmas, *r-
rrvtng Just before dinner There
Baa great •sritemeat in the Sher
wood famiW, with bugs tad ktaeea
for Mom «ud the HttU kids and
a good hand-ahake for Dad
darful talks about college, about
Mb new friend*. Hi>»ut * oa^t cuta
girl ba’d met •
be didn't
they
most of hit Him with than, John
would very likely bave geuo out
anyway, but thoae wonderful talks
could never have hsppMsd. He
wouldn't hart felt to enay and
tree and friendly with his paiuBt*.
away mark
Una be
at boaM,
In mad hi
hit parents bad tome wou-
CHS Reunion
have a rauutea at 7 :M pm
mas Day. Twsaday la the a
roan Of the High Blhial
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Aggie Group
To Make Trip
Thirteen ABlf Raptiat Stu
denu will make a 700-mile trip
to Nashville, .Tefln. Dec. 36 to
attend a Southern Baptist World
Missions Congress from the 17th
L* the 30th.
They will be accompanied by
the Rev. R. D. Longshore, pastor
of the First Baptist Chareti, Col
lege Station, and by Cliff Harm,
director of the Baptist Student
Uaieu.
ABM students planning to
make the tnp arc Skipper Connor.
Ronald Easley, Don Diinn, Dar
rell Brown, Jim Manley, Dub Bai
ley, Henry re*r»«>n, Max Barnett,
Al Meyer, Laity Harrington, L.
E. Sheppard, Walter Emanuel
and Morris Johnston.
Harris will lead one of tbe
Bible diarusston groups to be
conducted at the Congress. Pro
gram participants will also larlude
Dr. Paul Gertn, executive vice
president ©f Baylor University,
and Howard Butt Jr., Corpus
Christ! layman and evaagelisL
EYES EXAMINED GLASSES PRESCRIBED
DR. E. LUDEM ANN
DR. Q. A. SMITH
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