Central to Host September 14 Senior Saints
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Central Church of Christ in Sacramento will be the host of the first meeting of the new Senior Saints season, at 11 o'clock on Tuesday morning, September 14. Nathan Lake, pulpit minister of the Kentucky Avenue congregation in Woodland, will be the speaker.
George Smith, emcee for the meetings, invites all senior Christians of the area to attend the program and the potluck at noon in Central's hospitality room. The Central congregation is located at 6755 San Joaquin Street in Sacramento. Members wishing to ride to the meeting in the van of Cordova Church of Christ, may reserve a seat by calling the church office at 638-2200.
Senior Saints meets regularly on the second Tuesday of each month from September through May of each year. The October 12 meeting will be hosted by North Metro Church of Christ, which is located 4191 Norwood Avenue in North Sacramento. Other meetings this season will be hosted by: Mariposa Avenue in Citrus Heights on October 9, May Street on December 14, Kentucky Avenue in Woodland on January 11, Roseville on February 8, Orangevale on March 8, Parkway on April 12, and Cordova in Rancho Cordova on May 10.
Batsell Moore (1919-2010)
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A memorial service for Batsell Shelton Moore was scheduled for 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, September 4, at Parkway Church of Christ, where he and his wife, Louise, were members. The Moores attended a number of Senior Saints meetings with their daughter, Terry Davenport, wife of Gary Davenport, who was the Parkway minister at that time.
Batsell was named for Batsell Baxter, the noted minister, educator, and father of Batsell Barrett Baxter, who was also famous in the brotherhood. When Mr. Moore wrote his autobiography, he titled it "Batsell Is My Name," in honor of his namesake.
Batsell Moore was an architect, designer, and developer of homes in Texas and California, and was also a successful artist who had numerous one-man exhibits of his art work.
Mr. Moore was struck by an automobile on Friday, August 6, while crossing a street, and died in the hospital on Sunday, August 8. He leaves his wife; two sons, Steven and Ward; three daughters, Adona, Terry, and Anne Marie; ten grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren. Instead of flowers, the families suggest a contribution to the mission of
your choice or the Zambia Mission, 658 E. N. 21st., Abilene, Texas 79601.
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