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Z3 Bryan and College Station CHURCH DIRECTORY tn Youth ellowship Processed oods College Notes WASHINGTON April 21 (Ab American Lutheran Congregation and Mrs tn i com Church Notes each liv offt iinz 0:45 1 i ner aunt airs ai uvravn aiHcneu on undayMr yjwje anj their daughter Sue St Catholic Church Hi 1 ona tn aii II hi her Mm da I HIST II KIST! Sunday School Lesson Paul's Tolerance of Ancient Custom Shoes Havy Dufy Children's We wish to announce Whosoever re 14 ened unto wise man Complete Volume of These amouz Scenes Mailed! ree on Rerpiast To Merit Your Confidence Is Our WJioleConcen nt Manger cross to the Sta ield Maj the former other ionidciations Boatwright et al execu Nall Lot 3 Block Grove addition Consider ESI VIEW MISSION TO ION I IM SPEC I SI HVK Ml AS '1 jn Jajane hc iid idij odi chur ill day evening at i It'ri Baine ID Bryan wnn a joint I Personal Mention VWVWWdWWWMMWWWVWMAMMI in Whor Campli rift Mix i will continue The general 1 being ot Rev 1 Morning prayer 8:45 a in Holy Communion 9:00 a Church School 9:45 a mMorning worship 11:00 a Coffee Club every Sunday 9:30 ull Gospel Mission 318 North Bryan I Manning pastor 10:30 a nt Sunday school 7:30 evening worship Services during the week on Ttteday Thursday riday and Saturday nights at 7:30 YMCA Chapel College Kurt Hartmann pastor Sunday school at 9:15 a in Divine service a for Meditation 15 Min utes Witn the every Wed i Miss Leone Mabry of Houston last night with her mother Mrs Ora Mabry: She was enroute to Huntsville where she will spend i the week end with Mi Jane ide Io be cultivated by member of local Epitcopal church proceeds Io go to the support of the Church The plan it in operation in many rural communities throughout England thde sayings of mine and doeth them is lik Pat 7:30 Wetlew Baptist Mission Brown pastor 10:00 a tn Sunday school 7:00 young people meet 8:00 evening service Tuesday 8 women meet Wednesday 8:00 prayer service Services all week at 8:00 I Villani asst pastor High sermon fro tilt yin ri'i mlwr of Bryan and S' a Auxiliary of the ir iieet Hinn IRST 1ST WOMEN TINY HIGH SHOES lexible soles snug ankle sup ort Sanitized Sizes to 8 SIZES 2 who built his home up on a rock Mr A Searcy who went to New York to meet her daughter Mry Oswalt who was there to say goodbye to her husband! Capt Oswalt ordered to foreign duty has returned home Enroute to Bryan they came by ort Ben ning Ga and were joined there by Mr George Bushong and little daughter Harryette Elizabeth The party stopped over in Dalia and visited with Mr and Mrs Miller Mrs Searry and Mr Oswalt arrived in Bryan last night Mrs Oswalt will make home here for the duration I Ernest McDade to Henry errisct ux Lot 1 Block 101 Millican' I $1 and McKinley manager of the local United States Employment Service office has been called to I Houston today to attend a meet ing of managers of United States i Employment Service offices of the Houston War Manpower area The Lottie Moon Circle of Missionary Sol iety meet with Mis Brown nr Monday Supper and a gram will follow I'rice Administrator Bowles said when I i 1 4 1 rvUj Rq rru i I ut rw a tifono irkar niint vrtr At tt'i pt I It IIIJ uvl i a a have to be restored to apread aup plieevenly throughthe next win ices begun Wedne ma holy communion and benediction at 9:00 After mass Sunday school Mass and sermon at 10:30 During May Rosary and bene diction every night at 8 to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and to pray for pence and victory Everybody welcome Masses during the week at 7:30 and 8:00 o'clock I BRYAN TSCW STUDENT 1 KEMP HIGH RESERVES HAS GREEK PLAY PART AT )l NTSVHLE MEET THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE SATURDAY APRIL 29 1M4 10:50 i 2:00 to 0:00 Jlnll open to I 00 tn Junior group i Intermedinte and Senior group :00 evening service Group rom CAB To Give Program or Saints Rest t'jiriying out the theme God We group fimn the College Avenue Baitit church will itrehentit epciul program lit the Saints Rest Baptist chinch of Steep Hollow following the Sun day school hour Sunday morning program will include three numbers by a ti io nmpo of Minser Kathleen Akin Mae Ai mild and June Sample noil a Milo by Mr Johnnie JohnMm' Mir Amlmy Jean liillrmks gjn accompany on tlie piano Talk will le made by ML nev Irene Sample and Iehm Giuham and by Nolde Eden 'Abo will irst Baptist Church College I Brown pastor linger Bell ed music 9:45 a Sunday school 10:50 a morning worship 4:00 choir rehearsal 5:00 ellowship 0:00 Training Union 7 evening worship Monday MS meets Wednesday 7 mid week White a student at Sam Houston prayer service 1 State Teachers College irst Methodist Church Willi pastor 9:30 a ntchurch school morning worship ellowship servicemen Youth ellhwship METHODIST WOMEN HOI MEETING MllNDVY Officers and teachers of the Ti Society of Ch rh 1 Cradle Holl department will he ian Sciviee of the irst Metho ho'tesse for the noon luncheon li ehuich will nnct nt ellow at the irst Baptist church for hip Hair Monilnv afternoon at servicemen i ives and I friend Pentecostal Church of Jesus ChrUt Clifton Walker pastor 10:00 a Sunday school 1 1 :00 a devotional service (5:30 PYPA service 7:30 evangelistic service Wednesday 7:30 midweek prayer meeting riday 7:30 evangelistic SERVICE EVENING The Wonn Church of Jc us Christ gf Miler Day Saints YMCA College Station Grant Blake branch president Sunday school 1:30 All Mormon fellows are invited to attend oingc ior nomen ei speuK i Iing Choir in the college: playhouse Mis Cook i the daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Cook sOB South i College iivcnui She i a sopho I more speech major and wn aist ant din ctor of the Nativity Play at Clnistmas irst Christian Church Smythe pastor 9:45 a church achool 10:50 a morning worship 7:40 evening worship Sunday sermon topics: Morning Christian Grace" and eve ning College Avenue Baptist Church James I andes pastor 9:45 a Sunday school a morning worship 3 Mission Sunday school 0:45 training union 80o evening worship Special music for the morning hour will be an anthem ful Grace of or the eve ning sendee a special by young Young choir Monday 3 WMS meets Tuesday 4:00 Junior GA with Mr Blondeau Wednesday 3 Sunbeam band at the church 7:00 teachers and officer luncheon served by Adult department 8:00 prayer service riday 7:30 Training Un ion officers council Church Tif the Nazarene 505 South Sterling Ned Palmer pastor 10:00 a Sunday school a preaching ervice 7:30 YPSU R00 preaching service Wednesday 8:00 prayer IRSI IIRI Tl ill RCH Wii'II MONDXY obligations upon the gentile con verts Against such an attitude Paul took strong and uncompro mising ground but it is instruc tivc to note the discriminating factors in Paul's own attitude Paul was a Jew and proud of his Jewish heritage he had a de vout attitude toward the Jewish law and he evidently maintained much of its precepts and require ments in practice it was his be lief that the law could not per fectly be fulfilled and so he laid great stress upon faith as end of the law for everyone that apart from this he does not seem to have taken a revolutionary attitude or to have sought to persuade Jewisn Christians to abandon Jewish rites and practices but he was insistent and uncompromising in his demand that new Christian converts should not be subject to the ritual requirements of the Jewish law THUS Paul observed an attitude of tolerance and common sense in two ways' He regarded the rights and liberties of his fellow Jewish Christians and he upheld at the same time the rights and liberties of the gentile converts It was an attitude consistent with the facts and principles of the Christian way as taught and ex emplified by Jesus We hold our own liberties in an honorable and justifiable way only in so far as we seek to up hold the rightful liberties of oth ers What right have we to be free if we seek to impoae bur den on others? This is a lesson that applies very closely to many situations and Issues of life today The forms and manifestations of prejudices and intolerance change but in essence they tn It that effective May I 1944 our prices will be advanced slightly Miss Edith Miller is leaving Mon iday at 4 for a visit witn jicr brother Ben Brooks Miller in Los Angeles Calif Mrs Wayne Maercky has re turned from Houston where she spent several days visiting with aim! Xfr Garljn Mitehfill St Episcopal Church Wct 26th and Parker Ja Butler rector Thiul Sunday after Eater: a Holy Communion 9:15 a Sunday school 11:00 a morning prayer anil sei mon 4 00 organ recital Tuesday 7:30 Sunday! school teachers meet with Mrs i Caldwell 1001 East 24th 1 EiAREOOT COMORT Evening service Will Baptist i hurch over inging fifth Sunday The County Singing Cmiwntion quar tet will be in nirgv and mH ni Christian Chwch Convention To Be St Thoma Episcopal Chapel Cnllpfpg Slatinn Smythe pastor of the irst Chris 1 arrell priel in charge 1 lit I I I kJ The Day cift le of tle A I'H byti ri church' tnatr will meet Monday nt 3 ji hi with Mr 1' ii'nlh Mt II It I a Il: ter will be III liatge of tin The Night i iicle will nn et it Mr Kent Mi Weinke will tn jriginm Mendei Xji 11:00 a momlggXo: tin Theological Seminary wfiU speak at the morning pour ope Mat mueie will ha a' tehr oto Sacred bjr Hamblen song by Tommy Holcomb A young people's leap) AO evening service a Wednesday 8:00 prayer meeting Kev Norman Attaerson 4 leader Meh MI i 'c Adele So 1 received hi original wdl'June 4 1910 Previously aligned ition Hospital Moore Iseherb is married to i rances I Arson daughter WI1 MONDAYf Mr Veha Larson Palmyra QuicJepOst fQr reedom Today ext: Act 15:23 29 Galatians 2 9 It 20 21 irst Baptist Church A Gettys ThD pastor 9:15 a Sunday school 10:50 a morning worship 12:00 noon luncheon for service men 7:00 training union 8:00 m' evening worship Ward of Huntsville will bring the morning message The pastor will bring the evening mes sage At the morning hour the choir will sing by Gou nod In the evening a male qua ter of Euell Porter Temple Hielscher and Bill Thoma will sing Things of Thee Are by Towner Monday 3:00 WMU cir cles meet at the church Wednesday 1:30 Junior GA with Mr I Kelley 7:00 study course 7:45 prayer iiH eting 830 choir rehear sal Thursday 4:30 Interme diate Auxiliary meets with Hielscher Tree Will Baptist Church West 30lh and Parget 0 ort pastor 9:45 a Sunday school 10:50 a ml morning worship 7:00 WBL 8:00 community singing Monday 3:00 Auxiliary of Mr and Mrs curies meet at the church 1 Wednesday 8:00 week prayer service day night at the Wbn tipt st church lllu igh ii xl week theme of "Piayer" ei '1 be wdl bring 1 1 Ibgnt at 4 lat ngl: tje tqic wn en lib qiii Have i Mmd to 'I night it wn When Miss Dorothy Trant is spending the week end in Galveston where the will be the house guest of Lt jand Mr James MacLeod and will (visit with Miss Betty Whitcombe daughter of Mr and Mrs wnitcomoe mid at REAL ESTATE TRANSERS BY WILLIAM GILROY PREJUDICES die hard And the finest of faiths and convic tions tend to become affected by prejudices unless preserved by constant watchfulness The story of the way in which well intentioned Christians sought to prevent the fullest manifestation of the grace of God tn the early church ought to have been full ot enlightenment and warning but the same sort of attitude and prejudice has marred the entire history of the Christian church and persists a blot upon the church of today Paul when he had discussed these prejudices and rebuked them said "I do not frustrate the grace ot God That is an impressive statement Are we by any cnance setting up our fallible opinions or insisting upon our ways and our practices to the frustration of the grace of God? rpHE well intentioned disciples who rebuked the mother who brought young children that Jesus should bless them were tn a sense frustrating the grace of God Jesus was dis When we seek to im pose ideas and rites and forma) observances on others because they mean much to us we are In danger of frustrating the grace of God or it is a round Chris tian principle that the Christian must grow in grace according to guidance and the ligh of his own conscience When the sower of the Gospel became manifest in the saving ofentile nnd these gentiles took their place in the fellowship of the Christian church the Jewish Christians or some of them al least who still observed many of the requirements of the Jew Mond at tilur um thi curb of Missitmnry Society of jlajiti chilli will un i chilli li for tmir iiiniiiiily ini lie liiiet nig and in iuiii grim Thi ml innai hqni 1 power hi the Hie Kingdom of nd Bible Jojiie fl mi Hwi ri The iii will oH till' lliiglMI1t Young people of 'Church nf Christ at A Sweet minister 9:45 a Bible classes 10:45 a ni morning worship 6: 1 after supper discus sion meeting evening worship Wednesday 7:00 prayer meeting SCHOOL OXORDS Sturdy lor young a a g7O graders! bizc 12 I to 3 iPi to ll1' Christian Science Service YMCA College Station Services held at 11 a Sunday at the YMCA College is I the subject of the lesson sermon which will be read in all Churches of Chnst Scienti April 30 The golden text is: "Cast away from you all your transgressions whereby ye have transgressed and make you a new heart and a new spirit: for why will ye die 0 house of bract (Eze 18:31) The May processed food chart lists lower point values for all kind uf condensed and concentrate ed soups with clam chowder nthir seafood varieties cut point and all other tyjie trit a a iha juuim i Scarce supply boosts the ration 8)( frost of raspberry and strawberry fl rec will be bi oinu for a Chapel College i Ibe ine numwr ntm lequiieu Attended from mi jnsepn iunday The Biazos 1 1 wo point reaucuni are oiuvirmi Mastvi MJOday 3 I mi a 1 rvA and tomato pieserves ajiple grape Confessions ill id St Joseph's Catholic Church 4 li iiieissner pastor ValcnJa asst pastor Mass sermon and holy mtinion at 7 and 8:31) After 830 ma Sunday school Mass sermon and tfton mi iv Sunday evening service 7 two confesjon on Saturday I to 6 and 7 to i Maesi during the week st ll I npi ll bi rt Eight more kind of canned vege i table get sign in the stores during May but the of i fice' of price administration says point values have tobe re islored later in the year in a move to clear warehouse neday nt 4:15 jshitves for the new vege 1 (table pack now in production the Bethel Lutheran (Mo Synod)rationing agency has eliminated 800 South College Avefor the period beginning Sunday A Traugott partnr (and ending June 3 ration values 9:15 a Sunday school ranging from three to ten points eln nn number two cans of corn to 1 10:45 a divine worship tmalncs bent ninnch asnarairu I green blackeye pee and Santa Teresa Mexican Catholic (garbanzo beans alo known a Anthony 8 ronjera pastor jMexican Baptist Church pea a Sunday school I Parker and 19th Streets I UmmLinUr or 10:00 a mass sermon and I if AM I AM MA' OSA va IS rrriun' jzn 9:45 a Sunday school 11:80 a morning worship Monday" WMS meets WcdniMiay 8:30 prayer meeting riday 8:30 BTU meet ing Revival begin Sunday bo heard ri mint and plum jellies and aevc ral urilav evening from to In addition to tbi jecial num jkmds of fruit butter and before tne masses on unuay her tl re will I congregation Other change hike the value of Sunday evening service at singing etanberrie and cranberry raucc trom eight point to i lor a num a i rrciiyivrn vsinui ber two can while tomato catsup Norman Anderson pastor anil chili sauce in 1 ounce bottles 9:45 a Sunday school a morning worship Tomato juice in 46 ounce cans i Communion service I th III in I heater and evening services in YMCA chapel Young league 6:30 Evening worship 7:30 lowshiji banquet on Tuesday eve a in the rectory ning Thursday will be imyinen Day DENTON April 2: Mi lt iy Jo ook of Bryan will play Reserve of Kemp Negro I I Menelaus in "The Trojan Worn (high school numbering 26 left! imiimital Greek riday by bus for Huntsville to trneeily which will presented 'attend a regional conference the' May 2 and 3 by the Ti xa State tbcme of which i Age 'i i Colli ge fur Women ei se Speak I ijn Responsibility a Citizen of the (immunity It will continue through Sunday morning i This is the largest group Kctnp high has sent to one of these con feiences The girl were accom panied by their sponsor Mr Thomas OPEN lU'VIVVI AI 'll XII Bl'l IS! Wjj jcquire 30 points instead of 23 1 t'liiatu ij Tirs'uiuv Th MuXKan Bpi church fjonj pj ta IS point' Rnd Paiki and H'th street xi begin ivaU( (1f a ixj)ound can is (crea'cd six point to 36 BRYAN IELD NEWS :00 a Sunday school a I IAAA a vm nsheo Cot mnn nml xj i iii( iiji'ii uiiu the supply of h1X communion The MU icmary So ii ty of the irst Baptist church1 will meet Monday at 3 at he ehureh fur it monthly bn i ies mei ttiii' and program III ill WOMEN Uli I MITT ON to 14 I Oak The Womrn's Missionary So $55 ety nf the Ibge Avenue Bap Johnson et ux to Bradley cblireii will meet at the 'r rr in Samuel David hutch Mc'diy aftirnnon at 3Jn sun ev Consideration for a bu 'iii' meeting: Yw will met Monday at I rt ux ''ar et nx 20 acies in Moses Baine y' Consideration $2000 st II Ail I I MilAllAl "tw ini'irv ifvv vinrotnvi(vi avv Janie brown to nnu ucunwan Presbyteiian ehtirrh will Lot 1 ard 2 Block 168 Conld nt the church Monday after deration $1200 4 at 3 10 o'clock for btlsi meeting CRADLE HOLL TO BE HOSTS TO SERVICEMEN iArlx Ivrtutnn itta Vtiti at Muiy Hut din Buy Ion collegelcy Salisbury Mexico City Mexico) ammzs who are listed in Who in i Mis Mnudie Leddoti San Antonio' IWullUlllllg Lili If Amenean College U)(( a() jjj jjier(nymu Tcrrt A On More Types iHt th right: Eve i lltn I'irr: A Ji If If 1 1 1 hn Chr tian church will meet Sunday 'lege Gieenvillc Ill and a stu as st a nun aw kv 4 zs Iasi I I' 4r IIK Hl HIX' tl'tn It 4 lin hu tiin 8 elJowhip ty Mi rame Rattan juesidi All others in'o re te hi tiin )hriy th i tea at the 'me Mr Todd in gr i a Wilf be 1 1 llhHl Griffin linh field Mix Bethlin Mnrie'Meyer Hempstead and 1 mji on Ml Har lMis Mary Jo Smith Goosj Creek! a iesivil uuday with Rev I Xrini ndimz Bast pator of tne Ms oml Mevp'aii Bajdi church oft Hou ton a he preuhir Rost was a mis in Mixio fur many years Scrvi will le hell eai'h'nighl at :00 lie rijoi the Wm ionary Society of the I Ciii tliu uh wik mev' ggs at her Apiltnierts OR BEST or SCHOOL strap style lor girls Oxford Lr girls and boys izes 12 to 3 1 1 2 Reg US Pat Ofl i BRYAN BEAUTY SALON I 305 29th Phone 2 5459 LAMAR BEAUTY SHOP I 811 27th Phone 2 7605 'tiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiHiiiiinHiiiiiuuHinintuiiiuiiniiiiiiHiitiinn deit at the St Loui University for the orgatiiaztitin of a School of Medicine Maj Schcrb HILLIER UNER AL HOME1 AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 2 1414 Bryan Texas I Capt Burton Scherb Med ieal Ward Officer Bryan Army Air ield ha been piutnuU Dank of major Maj Scherb i the ITDI'IE I LAN TO ORG of living Scheib Clay City DIMI irt A graduate of Greenville Col A Methodist Church Walton Gardner pastor Burton Smith associate pastor Church School 9:45 a i Public worship 10:30 a We'ley oundation 7:00 Wednesday choir practice 7:00 Wesley oun dation ellowship :50 I midweek devotional NEW oUK i Tokyo govert'oi'i rg' ze I Church of Chrit 29th and Washington James A Johnson minister 9:15 a Bible study 10:15 a morning worship 11:50 a Supper 7 :00 young people's meet BravL pastor it preaenmg Monday 3 Ladies Dibit Class Wednesday 8:00 prayet meeting Childcraft Shoes lleallhv toft side shoe with the pioK upsrt for baby feetSanitized too! The state convention of Chris tian churches will be held at Waco May 8 11 at the Central Christian church Rev imyine jiwstvr ui iiir run 4 iowj tmn church will attend grid dele gates from the church will bei named Tuesday May 9 will be Youth I Day with a Christian youth fol 7 7 'k A i fccVA 'Ol Mb It I dB A ftl II ha A 'Of ''iiib irt Prebytri it 1 9 45 a Sandav 4dfcLratBr Ini Ti le ill Bl inf the crops at planting 'time in a Acre" a )ol ground set a JMWBjuu 4 imililiijgLT rj liCiilQll j(il I fifjil WljriliWlMiiilili TliWT? '7' kT 4 C'.