, 1935-09-10
Union Services
Planned Again
I For Next Year

The open-air union church ser.
vices are 70 be continued next wear
II was decided at the concluding
service on the Junior College CAM
pus here Sunday night.
The gathering, one OF the largest
q the summer series, was almost
unanimous In expressing the wish
tnat the services be revived next
year.
II also was planned to keep the
union choir. which grew out OF the
summer services. intact through or
Rani1ation OF a community chorus
This new organization will be d.
Gcted by Prof. David Ormisher OF
Harlingen, according to present
The short devotional service Sun
cay night was conducted by Rev. o
G. Crow.
The final session adopted the fol-
lowing resolution In thanking firms
and individuals who contributed
materials and talents to the union
services:
"As we come to the closing SER
vice OF the Union Sunday evening
meetings, we look back over the past
~ weeks Ct happy. helpful fellow
AMP, with a feeling that these
Union Services have been q real
blessing 70 all who have come un-
DER the inspiration and influence OF
these programs.
we have been delighted with the
fine spirit OF cooperation that has
been manifested, and feel that these
meetings have marked a distinct
advance In the on-going OF Christ
tanity In the City OF Brownsville.
We r also fully atlare that q
program OF such magnitude has re-
CURED the time. thought. and
eneTSy OF many. In fact, 10 will be
impossible TO enumerate all who
deserve mention for their services.
However. IN order that this congre-
CATION, and the pastors and officers
OF the cooperating churches NAV
have an opportunity &c express their
appreciation for the services that
have contributed 70 the success OF
these Union Services, therefore, Be
1t Resolved:
"i-Thst we express our sincere
appreciation TO the following: the
board or education Of the Browns
vile Independent School District for
the use OF their property: TO the City
Of Brownsville for the material. the
work. and the current for lighting.
and to the police department for
their services: 70 The Brownsville
Herald for the publicity given TO the
services through the columns CT
their paper: 20 the six lumber COM
panies for the loan OF lumber for
seating and platform. including the
Frontier, Eagle Pass, Hardin. Nor
ris, Taylor, and Grant Lumber COM
panies: 10 the Port Isabel Rio
Grande r. r Co., for the use OF ties
for platform. TO the Mason Trans
Ter Co., for transportation OF pianos
and use Of piano cradle; 10 the Edel-
stein Furniture co. OF the use OF
more than 400 chairs; 10 the Pat
teson Motor CO., for a truck used
in hauling material: TO the First
Presbyterian church and the Fix
10 Co. for use Of pianos: 70 the Gen.
tral Christian church and the NaZ-
arane church for the use OF seats; 70
Ar. Gerard fer the repairing and
tuning OF pianos: to the ladies OF
the flower committee from the sew
eral cooperating churches: TO Mrs
d. y. Hardin and Miss Aurora Ortis
fer their services az the pianos: to
the choir for their splendid music
and 70 Prof. David Ormesher and
James Z. Towle for their services
rs directors Of the choir: to the spe-
cial committee on arrangements,
Dan Boiling, chairman. who looked
after the chairs for the choir and
the pianos each week: also the seat
ing and platform committee fer SER
vices donated. composed OF 8. w.
Mckenzie. r. J.. Brockman and Ben
Proctor: TO Rev. o. G. Crow rs gen.
eral chairman and to Mr.. Sherwood
Bishop as treasurer for their eff
cient services: and 10 all others
whose names have not been men
toned for their services.
2.-That q copy OF these resoiu-
ticns be given 70 The Brownsville
Herald for publications