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Methodist Democrat and Chrcniclo 4 Rochester, N. July 4, 1959 Pressure for Batista To Enter U.S. Builds Summer Schedule Will Be Effective WASHINGTON, July 3 (AP) An agent for Ful' and church school will begin at gencio Batista, deposed dictator of Cuba, said today a number of senators have urged the White House and the State Department to allow Batista to come to this country to live. Ed Hart, who is registered with the Department, of Justice as an agent of Batista name the senators at this time but said they included both Republicans and Democrats. Sen.

Homer E. Capehart (R-; Ind), a senior member of the; Senate Foreign Relations Com-! mittee who specializes in Latin American affairs, told a reporter that he understands some of his colleagues may have urged "0. wmJ -Cf. lit? fe. Seneca Methodist Church will begin its summer schedule of services tomorrow with a worship period and church school both at 10 a.m.

The ciiurch school will be for all ages through the junior department The sermon will be given by 4he pastor, the Rev. Franklin Laundry. A BRIEF PROGRAM of the church school tomorrow at West Avenue Methodist will start at 10 a.m., the same hour as for formal worship as the summer schedule gets under way. All children will share in the worship period until the sermon, when the younger members will proceed to classrooms. Nursery facilities will be provided during the entire service.

Guests soloists for each Sunday will replace the choir for the summer. INDEPENDENCE DAY worship at Spencer Ripley tomorrow will be at 8 and 11 a.m., with the pastor, the Rev. Lincoln G. Archer, preaching. A COMBINATION of church lu.ou a.m.

tomorrow at Grace Methodist in keeping with the summer schedule. Vacation church school sessions will' begin Monday, operating from 9 to 11:30 am. through Friday, July 17. Family Night will be i observed at 7:30 p.m. next Fri-doy with the worship period led by the junior department.

1 CHURCH SCHOOL for all children of pre-school through the junior age will be held at" Monroe Avenue Methodist at 11 a.m. tomorrow, same hour as for the worship Deriod. Thp sacrament of baptism will be administered. At 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, church officials will be guests of the Rev.

and Mrs. Glenn E. Pucher at their residence. DURING THE 9:45 a m. service tomorrow at Greece Methodist, nursery and kindergarten care will be provided.

THE SACRAMENT of Holy, communion will be celebrated at the morning worship tomorrow at Trinity Methodist. that Batista be allowed to come; The State Department last here. night denied reports that Ba- 'Splendid' Idea itista already had been granted nr Capehart said he himself has not talked to the State Depart ment about the matter and certainly am not using any pres-1 sure but I think it would be a splendid thing if we would do it, Capehart noted that Batista, who took refuge in the Dominican Republic after his regime was overthrown six months ago; by Fidel Castro, lived for a time at Davtona Beach, and has a home there. The senator said he holds no Particular brief for Batista, but he added: theran Church. Three-floor project provides for seven classrooms, chapel and offices.

New vicar, senior, Concordia Theological Seminary, will assist youth work. JOB BLUKFRINTKI) The Rev. Her-man R. I' rincke, pastor, shows Vicar Ku-gene E. Schooler plans for $165,000 educational building going up at Hope Lu Sunday School Convention Scheduled by Fellowship 'He Is a controversial figurejsirc to join his family at his in the Caribbean area and his presence is causing trouble there.

I think it would help if we removed him as a cause of the trouble. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH 3201 DEWEY AYE. v. Herman I. Pi-luck SERVICES 8:30 11 A.M.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 STf MARK'S IMInoufi S.narfl LUTHERAN CHURCH South Goodman at lento SERVICES 8 A.M. and 10:30 A.M. Sunday School 9:1 A.M. Rtv. C.

A. Bfhnke, Pattor WEST AVENUE METHODIST Chill and Wttt Avonu 10 A.M. "WE THOUGHT WE KNEW" MV. DONALD M. PICK PLYMOUTH SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Plymouth So.

at Flint St. SUNDAY 3:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Gut Medium at 3:30 P. M.

only Dinner 5:30 Circles 6:30 Wed. Message Service) 7:30 P. M. Eleanor Gutzmer in Charge How Christian Science rjeals "WHAT AM I LISTENING TO?" WHAM A.M. SUNDAY Brenches ot The Mother Church The First Church ot Christ Scientist In Boston Massachusetts ere located and hold services as follows! All Are Welcome i Methodist Conference Elects W.

J. Parmerter Ry WILLIAM O. HACKMAN Democrat and Chronicle Church Editor W. J. Parmerter of North Chili yesterday was reelected superintendent of the Genesee Annual Confcr-nce for his fourth year as the 100th session of the Free Methodist group was held in Pierce Memorial Church Beauty Will Compete Despite Prelates Rule ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., July 3 (AP)-A 20-ycar-old Catholic beauty said tonight she will participate in the Miss Universe contest despite her church's promise to deny her and her family the sacraments if she docs.

Aide to Pastor To Be Installed The Rev. Arthur Y. Haimcrl will be installed as assistant pastor of Lutheran Church of the Reformation in a service at 8 p.m. next Wednesday. Installing officer will be the Rev.

Elmer G. Schacrtel, pastor of Redeemer Lutheran and president of the Rochester Conference. He will be assisted by the Rev. John A. W.

Kirsch, former pastor of St. John's Lutheran, and 'he Rev, Allan R. Gibson of Church. A re- Rev. A.

ception will fol- Haimerl low in the church auditorium. Baptist iditne anq recently re-elected Th rMHMTin i HthC COVeKLCHURCH Serving With him are the Rev. 31 8roWncroft Boulevard Glenn V. Tingley of 'Christian Sunday School Ms a. m.

and Missionary Alliance Moreing Worship a. m. vice president, and the Rev. REV. RICHARD William Hicks of First Christ Guest Preocher DlSCipleS, Secretary-treasurer.

Marvin W. Jensen, Pastor BRIGHTON COMMUNITY I 4 wKHNorth Immamtrl baptist Independent Fundamental 815 PARK AVE. NEAR CULVER Church School and Worship ii a 1 Summer Schedule, 10 A.M. lMf i "AFTER COMMUNION" Rev. W.

Miller Crawfard Pastor Rebfrf -r mM TlrUNITY TEMPLE 1 GRACE METHODIST Sun. July 5 MEDIUM'S DAY 0r'v''" Park 4:30 P.M. Circles. 7:45 P.M. Service 10:30 M- Guest: REV.

ROSE SENDKER Church and Church School of Buffalo. N. Y. "EYES THAT SEE" 7:30 P.M., Message Service Rev. Clement Bv Yinger Rev.

M. Rosenboum. Pastor Broadcast WHEC i if METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY-10 A.M. 1050 east avenue Empty Castles TWO WORSHIP SERVICES Aland the Rhine" 11 A.M. Dr.

A. S. KBm TURNIPSEED preoching v. Charles A. Thunn "1K.HAJ.,5 AMERICA?" LAKE AVENUE BAPTIST Church School during the Uk, anr A Church Hours You Are Looking for a Church Parents' Roles Set For Vacation Schoo With a Bible Message Come 'to the NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH St.

Paul Blvd. end Ridge Rd. Affiliated with the GENERAL ASSOCIATION et REGULAR BAPTISTS and his family, declined to "My hope would be that we would! let him in here. In my opinion, the best interests of United Stales would be served Visa Talk Denied a visa to enter this country Hart said in a statement: "Within the past two days the most serious urgings were (presented by more than one influential senator to the While House, the Slate Department and the Bureau of Immigration seeking to obtain immediately the right of asylum in the United Slates for Con. Fulgoncio 'Batista.

"The reasons given are con jsistent with statements made by General Batista over the past Several months. The general jhas repeatedly indicated his de- Daytona Beach home, to with draw from politics altogether and to remove himself as a focus of political antagonisms in the seething Caribbean area." SI INGFRSOLL ccllor of the Santa Fe Archdiocese, said the penalty threatened was not excommunication which he described as a canonical censure going beyond the deprivation of the sacraments of confession and Communion. The New Mexico contest at which Miss Ingcrsoll won was closed to the public and no pic tures in bathing suits were al lowed. Bathers Refreai As Sharks Arrive RRIGANTINK, N. July 3 (JP) Bathers beat a hasty retreat from the Atlantic Qcean at a beach here today when five sharks showed up to join in the fun.

Lifeguards didn't think it was funny. They chased the bathers from the surf when they spotted the five fins in knee-deep water. Witnesses said the sharks were as big -rown men. Lifeguard- 'lathers out of the water ibout a half hour after the sharks disappeared. Some bathers stayed out a lot longer than that.

Brigantine is about 5 miles north of Atlantic vV; I Rev. John Potions preaching Sunday, 2 Not Identical Services, 9 6 II A. Evening, 7:30 with Wesley Wilder of Yorkshire and Larry McKeown of North Chili as reserves. Lay delegates will be C. P.

Lake of West Kendall, O'Brien, B. C. Cunningham of Niagara Falls and King, with Carroll King of Niagara Falls as alternate. Today's program will include an 11 a.m. meeting presided over by Bishop Kendall, a missionary rally 'at 2:30 p.m.

directed by the Rev. E. A. Cutler of Michigan, and a service at 7:30 p.m. conducted by the Rev.

Harold Rasche of Iowa. THE BAPTIST North and Franklin Streets 10:00 am. Communion Service "Freedem'i HOLY Light" Rev. Kobert A. Moore, Minister 10:00 A.M.

Church School For Children up to 8 ST. MATTHEW'S The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod 1015 St. Paul St. opposite Clifford 8:45 and 10:45 "COMPULSION" For God and Country 9:30 Sunday School Service Herbert E. Plehn, Pastor Welcome To (Bsdhei FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 321 East Ave.

Rev. Wannemacher pastor 45 and 10:45 A.M., 7:30 P.M. Pastor Wannemacher speaking We Pfeaeli Jesus Christ, Saviour, Healar, (aptiser and Coming King KAZARENE 5c he Sun. 11 A.M. 7:30 P.M.

Services CALVARY CHURCH 285 E. Henrietta Rd. Rev. Roy C. Carnahan.

Pastor LAKE AVENUE CHURCH 99 Stonowood Ave. Rev A. Gerdee TRINITY CHURCH 855 Long Pond Road Rev. Morris Wilson, Pastor Sue Ingcrsoll, a red haired brown-eyed beauty operator and New Mexico's Miss, Universe entry, said "I am going ahead with the contest and I am keeping my religion, too." The office of Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne said she and her family will be deprived of the sacraments of Communion and confession "for a period of time to be determined by the archbishop himself" if she parades publicly in a bathing suit.

Miss Universe contestants are required to parade in bathing suits. And contest officials in Long Beach, while deploring the archbishop's ban, said they wouldn't change the rules. "I just won't give up my re ligion," she said. "I sincerely hope not. 'It means so much to me." She appeared mainly worried about her mother, who also would fall under the loss of Sacraments.

"I've talked with my mother and she has nothing to do with it whatsoever. She doesn't approve of me disobeying the wishes of the archbishop. She's a good Catholic." She said her father was not a Catholic. The chancery office of the archbishop, in a statement issued in response to questions, said the archbishop's decree, issued several years ago, still stands. "The Catholic Church will not oppose bathing suit review contests if the review is held in private, allowing the families of the contestants and the judges to be present," the chancery office said.

"The Catholic Church will, however, oppose a public review of the contestants wearing bathing suits. The Catholic Church will oppose it if any pictures of contestants wearing bathing suits are published in the daily papers." Father M. J. Rodriguez, chan- Plans for a fall Sunday School convention similar to the one held last year by the group are being arranged by members of the Rochester Minister's Fellowship. The '58 convention included guest speakers from outside the city, advertising booths and workshop sessions.

Another project last year was a Thanksgiving service staged in cooperation with the Youth fori Christ. During the 12-month period the fellowship also sponsored through the cooperation of local churches the National Assn. of Evangelicals newspaper advertising, a scries of 10 ads which ran on local church pages. The coming year's program again will be directed by the Rev. Roy E.

Carnahan, pastor of Calvary Church of the Na- The SALVATION ARMY 60 NORTH STREET Sunday Services 11 A end 7:30 P.M. School 9:45 Younq People 4 Week Nlqhrs lues, ft Sot. 7:30 grlgad Ernett 8aiendle Otllrm In C.hmttt MONROE METHODIST Monroe Avenue at Averill Rev. Glenn I. Bucher 11 A.M-"THIS NATION UNDER GOD" Nursery and Junior Church 11: A.M.

Church School CALVARY BAPTIST 175 Genesee Street 10 A.M. Church School 10:45 A.M. Morning Worship Services of the Lord's Supper 'GOD and OUR NATION' Rev. Livingston H. Lomas TRINITY METHODIST Post Avenue at Sawyer Street Waller S.

Barwell, Minister Church School 10 A.M. Morning Worship 10 A.M. "THE SACRAMENT OP HOLY COMMUNION" THIRD PRESBYTERIAN Cost venue of Meigs 10 O'clock The Rev. David W. Moody preaching "The Church'i Prophetic Responsibility" Nursery for Pre-Scheol Children Membership Open To Ml Kces Byers Richard A.

Bowser BB3BB D. M. Carlson, Pastor All Are Invited 7:30 P.M. "A NEW WORLD ORDER" UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (Evangelical and Reformed) Franklin and Cumberland HOLY COMMUNION 8:30 A. M.

Church School 9:30 A. M. WORSHIP 9:30 and 10:30 A. M. Sermons by Dr.

Schroeder "THE WALL OF SEPARATION" Visitors Always Welcome Parents will have roles in the vacation church school opening Monday, July 13, at Baptist Church of the Master, with Tuesday and Thursday discussion periods scheduled for both weeks of school. The Norman Towler and Mrs. Loren Graham will lead the discussions. The school will operate 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. daily.

GUEST PREACHER at the combined worshop church school session at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Parsclls Avenue Baptist will be the Rev. Roger K. Towell, registrar and speech instructor at Colgate Rochester Divinity School. A former pas' tor at Camillus and New Ber CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES et CHRIST SClENTISl in ROCHESTER FIRST CHURCH last Ave.

at Prince SECOND CHURCH 1 Senece Porkwov THIRD CHURCH Marsh Brooks Ave. I RADIO WHAM 7: 15 A.M. Sun. 10:45 Wed. 8 Daily 8 Sun 10:45 RcADING 8:30 eicept Sun.

10 PM. I end 5 Sunday School. READING ROOM-79 h. Main 30 to 5:30 SUN 2 to 5unda bchool Wed ROOM 88 East Daily 10:30 to Wed and Saturdays. 10:30 to A Sunday School.

10 A Wed. 8 READING ROOM-340 Thurston to 4 A.M. Sun Members at Hon Church To Join in Pastor's Reunion in North Chili. lie also will be a member of the stationing committee in charge of placing pastors. Serving with him on this committee will be T.

B. Simpson of Buffalo, Charles O'Brien of North Tonawanda, Newell King of Yorkshire and' Bishop W. S. Kendall of Salem, Ore. The latter is presiding over the session.

Ministerial delegates to the 19f() general conference at Winona Lake, will be Parmerter, Carson Reber of Rochester, Stanley McGill of Roberts Wesleyan College, and Simpson, lin, the Rev. Mr. Towell also Is author of "Hymn of the New Reformation," first used at the opening of the National Council of Churches of Christ in Cleveland in 1950. THE PASTOR of South Avenue Baptist, the Rev. Gordon F.

Kurtz, with bis family is vacationing in Michigan and Canada this month. Next week he will attend the Theological Conference at Green Lake, Wis. The guest preacher tomorrow will be the Rev. Roy B. Deer, retired director of field service at Colgate Rochester and recently a visitor to American Baptist mission fields in the Belgian Congo.

will officiate at the quarterly meetings, set for 8 p.m. Monday. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE LUTHERAN CHURCHES ATONEMENT Serving the Brighton-Henrietta Area Services at the Anthony Chapel 2305 Monroe Ave. The Rev. Frederick H.

Rilsslg, Pastor M5-Church School The Service Ample Parking CHRIST Central Pk. at Fourth St. Lord's Day School A.M. Gustavo H. Wedemeyer Pastor CONCORDIA 344 Hudion Ave.

and Haltna St. The Rev. Godfrey E. Alberti, Paster 145 A M. Church School II A Service Church Hour Nuritry EMMANUEL Thunton Road near Arnett Blvd.

W. A. Schmidt. Pastor FA 8-6514 Sunday School and Church: 7:30 A.M. ONLY ZION 70 Grove Street Rev.

J. Russell Fik, D.D. Poitor 00 A.M. Church School 10:00 A.M. -The Servic Nurstry during Service Viiitors are cordially welcome Church bulld.ng Is locoted near TM REDEEMER 1 549 Diwey Avenue Elmer G.

Schoertel Poster Sunday School 9:15 A 10:45 A M. Church Worihip and 10:45 A M. In fun tt eared nr at bnth irrricpt REFORMATION Grove Street near North 8 30 A.M.-MATHNS 10:30 SERVICE :30 A M. Sunday School Rev. Allan R.

Gibson, Pastor Ass't. Rev. Arthur F. Hoimerl ititnrt or trrlrnmg ST. JOHN'S 800 Ridge Road Eait Rev.

George F. Pastor Services :30 A M. Church School 30 A M. Ample Parking eqd Nursery Cart "Old Fashioned Venlccoslal Camp Meeting" ctakvkw gamp Troutburg, New York Under auspices of N.Y. District Assemblies of God JULY 4th, thru 19th Services Every Day 10:00 A.M.

3:00 P.M. 7:30 P.M. GUEST SPEAKERS Rev. Robert Cummings former Missionary to India Present teacher at Central Bible Institute REV. HARRY STEIL Pastor of Firestone Assembly of God, South Gate, California PRESBYTERIAN THE UIUCK CHURCH Fltthufh Si.

Tiro Blocki iVorlh Welis 11 A.M. "MY OWN, MY NATIVE LAND" Preacher: E. Scott Byers Care of l'aunf Children Provided During Sertlc Negroes Seek Injunction To Block Renewal Project AUGUSTA, July 3 (UPI1 A group of 108 Negroes today sought an injunction to block a lVa million dollar urban renewal project here on grounds that the federal government is seeking to force racial pi i SPECIAL ALL DAY YOUTH RALLY Starting at 10:00 A. M. July 4th Rev.

Danny Hope speaking Everyone Wecome to Attend All Services Take Route 104 West to Route 272 then north to Lake Ontario David A. MacLennan E. Scott N. Goodman -Ripley 9:45 A.M. Sunday 10:50 A.M.

"THE MAKING OF A Schroeder, D.D. Mensendiek, Ph.D. Rev. Paul Rev. C.

Win. School I I THERE ARE STILL GREAT DAYS OF Members of Memorial A. M. E. Ziou Church following the: 11 a.m.

worship tomorrow will join tin the annual family re- union of their pastor, the Rev. Archie C. Bell, marking his, 10th anniversary in the pastor-; ate. Children and visiting relatives of the Rev. Mr.

Bell will attend the morning service, the younger members forming the; choir. The dinner will be atj 1:20 p.m., with reunion ending: at 4. Today's program will climax the past week's anniversary observance. Tomorrow also will be quar- terly meeting day, 'during which the Rev. Mr.

Bell and visiting ministers will give short messages. The presiding elder, the Rev. Arthur E. May, D.D., of Auburn, will give the Communion message. He also .:30 P.M.

"THINE IS THE KINGDOM and THE POWER and THE GIORY" 11 A.M. "GENUINE FAITH AND THE UNPROFITABLE SERVANTS" Sterling I. Cauble preaching both services 4:15 P.M. Training Groups Adult "Bible Teaching on Divorce" 45 A.M. Bible School ALLIANCE CHURCH Meiai and Broadway Air-conditioned Chlldren'i Church Nursery Hear Pastor Tingley at 10:30 P.M.

SteGh, L. Cauble preaching integration. "Your petitioners do not desire to be Integrated with members of the white race or live among them," said the suit, filed in superior (state) court on behalf of the Negroes. Plans two years in the making call for clearing what has been officially, designated a "slum area" and replacing it with a "model" white industrial and business section. The Negroes now living or doing business in the area are to be relocated.

The Negroes charged the federal government is footing most of the renewal cost in order to "develop integrated residential neighborhoods." Mayor Willard A. Beckum denied any such goals could be achieved under the city's present residential zoning policies and expressed doubt that the integration prospect was the "real interest" behind the suit. SPIRITUAL REFRESHING at the Camp Meeting at the ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH East Avenue and Vick Pork SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 9:20 A.M.

Holy Communion 11 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION with SERMON ELIM BIBLE INSTITUTE Lima. New York TODAY through SUNDAY, July 12 Services daily at 9:30 A.M., 2:30 and 7:30 P.M. All Services in Tabernacle "dfutral. Jrrnhiilrnau: TL Ml 1 i SO Plymouth Avenue Just North et Main Street 10:50 A.M.

REV BRUCE P. YOUNG Lackawanno New York "HOW MUCH LIFE ASSURANCE DO YOU HAVE?" Early Service 9 A. M. Radio Ser ice, WHEC, A.M. Children's Classes and Nursery' During Church Service Nominee tn Rump f.arage free Parking Snndmy t- IHrrcll? Arrow HEAR David Schoch Long Beach, Cal.

each evening Many Other Ministers from across the States and Canada In the day services Accommodations and Cafeteria on campus ALL ARE INVITED Plymouth Avenue IN'- fs- DAVID SCHOCH iB; wm aeicna -me 1 the mixing of the Negro nnd urban renewal project in white races in public housing Beckum said. and sch(K)ls is jn bpst jn(er; Other city officials were un- est of the Negro race." availably but the suit drew, praise from Georgia RUSSIAN SENDS GIFT Eugene Cook, who said the BRUSSELS, July 3 Bel-Negroes "are to be commended" gian Prince Albert and Princess for their action. He added: Paola received a jeweled cigar "Their action again dem- ette box, encrusted with blood onstrates the fallacy of the stones from the Urals, as a wed-conclusion of the NAACP and diing gift this week from Soviet the U.S, Supreme Court that Preside Voroshilov. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Allen's Creed end Clover Road C. Everard Deems, Minister 10 A.M.

Church School Nursery 4hru 4th Grade 10:00 A.M. WORSHIP Sermon by Mr. Decmi. Bring fnt Sck and Discouraged.