December, 1963
Assembly will
sponsor play
The Assembly of God is on
the move. Have you visited the
Assembly of God recently? If
not, come pay us a visit, maybe
you will enjoy it so much that
you will want to come regularly.
This is your personal invitation.
Sunday School is at 10:00 a.
m. in the morning, with classes
for all ages. If you do not un
derstand English, we have a
class in Apache for you, we
have classes in English also.
We have an Evangelistic service
on Sunday evening at 7:00 p.m.
for all ages. Through the week,
we are busy too, with a prayer
meeting on Monday evenings, a
Crhist Ambassador meeting on
Tuesday evening. Our Christ
Ambassadors are on the air
over KIKO every Sunday after
noon for 2:30 to 3:00. and the
group has a jail service on Fri
day evenings. So if you want
to attend a church where there
is life, why not try the Assembly
of God.
Sunday evening, December
22, the Drama, ‘“The True Mes
siah” will be presented. This
is an Evangelistic Christmas
Play written by Mrs. Cranston.
The Sunday School will present
its Christmas program at the
same time under the direction
of Mrs. Treece. The public is
invited.
We have just completed a
series of services during
Thanksgiving week. The Rev.
Wm. Olsen of Mescalero, New
Mexico was our speaker. The
climax was Thanksgiving Day
when a large group gathered
for a Thanksgiving Dinner.
The Women's Missionary
Council and the Missionettes
are meeting and accomplishing
many things. Soon after the
first of the year, we hope to
get our Men’s Fellowship and
Royal Rangers groups working.
We hope to see you in our
services soon.
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blonde on television: “She has
a terrible voice, but she certain
ly sings well otherwise.”
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Confirmation held at church
Sunday, November 24th, was
an eventful day for a number
of people, who became com
municant members of the
church, and for the congre
gation that witnessed the Bap
tism and Confirmations.
To be baptized and to reveice
God’s grace and the forgiveness
of sins is in itself a blessing
that money can not buy. By
the confession of faith in the
Triune God to become members
of Holy Christian Church and
of the Communion of Saints is
also a blessing of heavenly
work.
Those baptized and also con
firmed after over a year’s in
struction were: Mr. Roy Coth
run and Mrs. Melissa D. Coth
run and Mr. Arnold Long.
Those who were confirmed, but
had not been baptized years
ago, were: Mrs. Naomi S. Har
ris, Mrs. Winey J. Hoffman,
Mrs. Bertha H. Clark. Juniors
confirmed were: Nella Cassa,
Imogene Cassa, Ruth Chapman,
and Brenda Hunter.
On Monday, November 25th,
a special Memorial Patriotic
Service was conducted at Grace
Lutheran Church to thank the
Lord for the blessings enjoyed
in our conutry during the ad
ministration of President J. F.
Kennedy, and to bow before
the Lord in repenting because
APACHE DRUMBEAT
of such most sudden visitation
of God in the death of our late
President; and also to pray
for the Lord’s grace to bestow
wisdom and His blessing upon
the new President L. B. John
son to direct the affairs of our
nation to the welfare of the
people.
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Apache Boys
on Team
This year Fort Thomas High
School had eleven Apache Boys
who were on the football team.
Os the six starters four were
Apaches.
The team went three for
three and got third place in
the Conference.
Our outstanding boys on the
Varsity Team were, Herbert
Goseyun, Leon Anderson, Kent
Delma, Wilkie Casoose and
Austin Titla.
According to Coach Edgar
McEuen, Herbert Goseyun has
been the most outstanding In
dian player the school has ever
had, both in football and basket
ball. Goseyun is in for all
conference quarterback and al
so for All State Quarterback.
Last year Goseyun was the
captain of the football team
and will undoubtedly be captain
again this year. Goseyun and
Anderson will really be missed
by the coach and team when
they leave the school upon
graduation.
Outstanding on the Freshman
team were Davis Dustin, Leo
Starr and Spencer Stannely.
Seven experienced boys with
sixteen prospective Freshmen
are the outlook for next year’s
team. One of the boys the
coach will be looking for will
be Paul Anderson Jr.
“It isn’t the years that tell
on you it’s your friends.”
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Cook-out
t
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By Shirly Patton, assistant
The Girl Scouts had a cook
out at Beaver Springs on No
vember sth. We all had a won
derful time.
The Scouts had made plans to
go Christmas Caroling the night
of December 23 at 6:00 p.m.
Also a Christmas Party after
wards. We have been busy mak
ing Christmas cards to be given
out to the shut-ins we visit.
Christmas season is the most
wonderful season to be thank
ful for. It means to freely give
a gift. This is what we Girl
Scouts are learning, to help
those that are less fortunate.
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