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Gazette-Times, CorraUii, Oregoa, Saturday, April 14, 1962 Philomath All-Talent Rally Due Youth lor Christ New 'Version of Commandments Causes Religious Leaders Concern Mrs. (timings, one of the best in chalk talk artistry. The reverend is a former missionary to Portugal as well as a Youth for Christ director and has served" with Youth for Christ International doing evangelistic work in England. At present "he is Northwestern Representative for Conservative Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. Also planned is the playoff for Teen Talent to decide winners for competition at the YFC Regional Finals in Tacoma.

Corvallis Youth for Christ are sponsoring youth in an all-talent rally tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Harding School Featured speaker will be Rev. Kenneth W. Cumings and sion sanctified by the- name of "love." Don't get the moral relativist wrong. He doesn't want to repeal the Ten Commandments.

He thinks they are a great guide to conduct, especially for the other fellow, and provided, of course, that you don't carry them too far. industry executive who is caught fixing prices, he blandly explains to a congressional committee that he didn't do anything really criminal: He just violated a law that was inconvenient to his business. Okay By Him If his favorite TV quit shows turn out to be rigged, he doesn't get sore at the well-prompted "geniuses" who pkyed him for a sucker. After all he asks, who wouldn't lie for He does have a code of sexual morality in fact, two of them just interprets them to suit himself. To A Point He is honest, up to a point He is truthful, a good part of the time.

You can trust him, especially if you keep an eye on him." He would never think of robbing a bank. That would be criminal, and also dangerous. But he sees no great harm in clipping the company for a few bucks on his expense account ought to pay me a better salary or in pressing a spurious damage suit insurance company can afford or in defrauding the government somewhat on his income tax return take it all' if you let If he reads in the newspaper about a janitor who returned a sackful of money that fell out of an armored car, he sits down and writes the janitor a letter telling him how "stupid" he was. If he happens to be an electric HEAR THE Canyonville Bible Academy CHOIR Sunday 7 P.M. ASSEMBLY OF GOD i Church and THE MOCKING OF CHRIST' by Hieronymus Bosch will be among the ort masterpieces seen in "He Risen," a Palm Sunday special set at 8:30 p.m.

tomorrow on channels 8 and 13. Through works of art the story of the crucifixions-death and resurrection of Christ will be conveyed. "He Is Risen" is a sequel to the widely acclaimed "The Coming of Christ." lkm ii iiiim High USD A Official Resigns In Wake of Texas Scandals Zkc of s-J ai Girls Group Chiefs Hame Mrs. Sfueve By MAE BEVERLELN PHILOMATH (Special) Camp Fire and Blue Bird Asso ciation leaders met at the home of Olive Stueve Tuesday where of ficers for the coming year were installed by Ellen Wallace, dis trict director. Officers are Mrs.

Olive Stueve, chairman; vice chairman Mrs. Irene Seits, Sec retary Mrs. Nita Mrs. Christensen gave a report on the pot-latch at Camp Kilo-wan in which Ellen Wallace was crowned "Queen for a Day. Mrs.

Wallace told of changes to the program for the coming year It was announced that Grand Council Fire will be held May 11. Mrs. Stratum showed seed mo saic craft done by Mrs. Joe Pope. Those present were Bev erly Hardenburger, Irene Seits, Helen Lackey, Harlen Stratton, Evelyn Masters, Maybelle Holz- man, Naome Ames, Nita Christen sen, Jean Taylor, Olive Stueve and Ellen Wallace.

4-H Happy Sewers met at the home of Gail Hardenburger April 10 to do more work on their scissors cases. They wiu meet next with Kathy Lee April 17. Ladies of Peace Lutheran spent Thursday doing their annual spring cleaning of the church. Des sert was furnished by Mrs. Aug ust Going at noon.

The annual state convention of Lutheran Womens Missionary League will be held at Albany April 25 and 26 which some of the ladies plan to attend. Mrs. August Going will eo as a delegate and Mrs. Nor- bert Heins as an alternate. At the Tuesday luncheon of Philomath Lions Club nominations for officer for the coming year were made: President Dr.

J. S. Glffin: First Vice President. Mel- vin Hawkins: 2nd Vice President Dennis Nusbaum; 3rd Vice President Myrl Haygood; Treasurer El mer Schl ensker; Secretary Herb Taylor; Lion Tamer Marvin Ellis; Tall Twister J. L.

Howard and Second year Director Wesley Husted. Organ Meditations Planned Next Week Oregon meditations will be of fered during Holy Week In the sanctuary at the First Christian church between 12:13 end 12:45 p.m. Monday through Thursday The services are sponsored by the Benton County Council of Churches. Each day a different organist will provide music for the listen ers enjoyment and spiritual en richment. The schedule Is: Monday, Mrs.

Charles-Neville, Good Samari tan Episcopal Church; Tuesday, Mrs. Edward Mitchell, First Christian church; Wednesday, Mrs. Sue Vermillion, Federated Churches; and Thursday, Rev. Chester V. Earls, minister of music and education, First Methodist Church.

'Jungle Beachhead' Picture Scheduled "Jungle Beachhead," a motion picture in color and sound, picturing some of the world's primi tive tribes, will be shown in the Coryullis Evangelical United Bre thren Church, Sunday at 7 p.m. The picture will present a Jour ney along treacherous rivers and trails, deep Into the steamy hot jungle where human beings exist in shocking cruelty, superstition and ignorance. The film will be presented by Rev. John Whittel of worldwide Evangelism crusade, who will also sptvik in the service at 11 a Serve at least one food of good quality protein at every meal eggs, lean meal, poultry, ish or cheee. nutritionists snewst.

ft 'Elijah' Due Sunday Night The Oregon State University Choruses' spring concert is scheduled for Palm Sunday, April 15, at 8 p.m. in the coliseum. They will present the oratorio "Elijah." Soloists for the concert will be Margaret Gates, contralto, of OSU; Loren Wiebe, baritone, and Thelma Ray, soprano, both of Willamette University, and Richard Muhie, tenor, graduate of Lin- field College and teacher at Cen tral Union High School, Gresham Three Corvallis residents will be singing with the tenor section of the Glee Club. They are Ciell Conrad, vice president of Corvallis High School; Chester v. Earls, minister of music and education of the First "Methodist Church; and Gilbert Knapp, instructor of music education at OSU.

"Elijah" was composed by Felix Mendelssohn in 1846 and is based upon the Biblical story of the fiery old-testament prophet. It was first presented in August, 1846, under the direction of Mendelssohn him self at the Birmingham Festival As an oratorio Its chief rival Is Handel's "Messiah," but many of the songs from "Elijah" the choruses "Lift Thine Eyes," "He, Watching Over Israel," and the solors "Hear Ye, Israel," "0 Rest in the Lord" are also well known. The OSU choruses will be directed by Karl Moltmamt and companied by Iris Gray, pianist, and Thomas Roberts, organist, "Elijah" was last presented by the OSU Music Department April 15, 1958. Admission to the concert is free. Philomath Church 5efs Special Riles FHILOMATH (Special) Peace Lutheran church will hold Palm Sunday services at the regular time of 11 a.m.

The last of the Lenten services for mid-week was held Wednesday April U. During Holy week Good Friday will be observed with special services and the celebration of Holy Communion. Easter Morning Annual sunrise' services, conducted under the auspices of the Lutheran churches of Albany Corvallis and Philomath, will be held at the Mid way Drive in Theatre, beginning at 7 a.m. A new platform has been con structed by interested lay people of the congregations. Elmer Schl-ensker represent the Peace Luth eran in the project.

Easter services at Pesca will begin with special activities for the Sunday school at 8:45, with the Easter Story in pictures and a gift for all attenders. Festival services with presentation of special music at a.m. Methodist to Have Choral Vespers A Palm Sunday choral vesper service will be sung by the 160 voice of the choirs of the First Methodist Church, on Sunday, p.m. The choirs will be under the di rection of Rev. Chester V.

Earls, minister of music and education. and Mrs. Fred Fox, choral assis tant. Mrs. John O'Connor will be guest organist.

The sacrament of baptism will be ailministered as part of the service, by Dr. IUjTnond E. Bal- comb, Minister. The public is In viled. Fireside Scheduled The Baha'i Faith will hold flreiide Tuesday, at I p.m.

Room J07 Memorial Union on th OSU campus. Mrs. Kay Chtim- bliss of Salem will sptalC on "Christ and A dls- ciiuumi will follow. Anvona in teresled may sttend. HARRY FOOLS WATCHERS CHEROKEE.

Iowa UTI'-Har- ry, the Kanter Bunnv In the win do of a drug store hrt. luive to be renairwd. Hit rabbit unespei-terflv gsvf birth to htrnnim Friday, Fourth THg CHUKCH rON ALL ALL FOS THg CHURCH The Chsiak ia Tatt( lacier as aaila far tka buitdiag af character aad toed rHutatrnp. Il a aterdieina et apitthial values. Wilti-flet etreeg Gisrta, aciliiar V-aecrary Mr civiliialioa cas asr-vivt.

Than art four aauad nates why every paraae ahaald antW wrvicea rffwUrly aad rapper) CWh. TTwt an: (I) far awa aakr. 2) Far ha ehildrts ukc. (3) Kr th takt of hi ctea-maailf aad a.itoa. (4) Far 4a aaa ef aVa Charch natlf, which aaaos hia natal aaa stalahal wp-pert.

PUs fa chutes rafa-la'ly aad raad your B'hk daily. If an Ry LOUIS CASSELS United Press Interaatieaal "Thou shall not steal much." "Thou shaft not bear false witness unless you're in a jam." "Thou shalt not commit adult eryexcept when you're really in love Moses would never recognize this version of the Ten Command ments; It is a modern version. It has never been written down on tablets of stone, but, according to U.S. religious leaders, it appears to have acquired a wide following. There is great concern among Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders about this popular tenden cy to add convenient -escape clauses to the Commandments which have been the basis of the Judeo-Christian moral code for thousands of years.

Theologians call it "moral rela tivism." 'V The moral relativist, they say, doesn't ignore moral laws. He Your Church Directory UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP Orel Drive at FIrwood Way "Elhtca In Our Economic Life" la the title of a talk by Larry Callahan for the Fellowship meeting, 10 a.m. The School of Religious Discovery con vene at 10 a.m. evening discussion ai p.m. In Die Sunday scnooi Duuamg ior the last part of "Man's Search for Meaning.

PILGRIM HOLINESS 223 Lincoln Lane Harlev G. Briggs. Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Wor ship, 11 a.m. Evening Worship.

7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Van Buren and lAth Services are held every Sunday it 11 every Sunday it 11 lay meeting which In- of healing in Chrie- leld at I p.m. The invents at 9:30 and a.m.

The Wednesday eludes testimonies tian Science ia held Sunday School convenes 11 a.m. The Heading Koom Is located at 213 South Fifth and ia open week days from 10 a.m. to 9 and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Friday. Hunted of the week's Lesson "Art Sin, Disease, and Death Real?" CHURCH OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN Episcopal 35th and Harrison I a.m.

Holy Communion In the Chapel. 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer, and Church School 11 a.m. Holy Common. Sermon and Church School.

p.m. Evensong followed by EYC in the Par iah Hall and Canterbury Association Meeting In Canterbury House. 2SIS Arnold Way. I p.m. Inquirers' Class ia the Chapel.

CALVARY EVANGELICAL UNITED MRKTHREN ir25 Kings Road Wendell W. Mills, Pastor Sunday 9:45 a.m. Womhlp Service. 11 a.m. Rev.

John Whittle of Worldwide Evang(-linl Crusade, guest speaker. High and Junior Hlah Youth Fellowship 6:16 p.m. College Ae Youth Fellowship 11:1,1 p.m. Rev. Harry Hovee will speak to the college fellow, ship.

Evening Service, 7 p.m. The sound, color film. "Jungle Rearhhead will-be featured, ahowing how prim live tribes arc living today In shock Ing cruelty and superstition, and how thev need the gospel. Prayer and Bible Sludy, Thursday. 7 p.m.

FIRST BAPTIST College and Philomath Rudolph A. Friberg. Pastor Bible school at 9:43 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Measage by the pastor.

Evening worship at 7:30 m. Message by the pastor. Prayer meet- lag at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1J40 North 27th Roy A. Green, Pastor Morning Watch, 7:30 a.m.

Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Worship, II a.m. "The Mia. understood Youth Fellowship, i p.m. Gospel Service, p.m.

"Wounded by Monday. 7:30 p.m. Wanda Knox Missionary Chapter. Monday through 11 noon Prayer and Fasting. Tuesday, 10 a.m.

Cottage Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. Caravans. Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Special Services begin with Rev, H.

T. F.sstman. Friday. 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Service.

Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Evening Watch. SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST M80 Philomath Road Adam Rudy, Pastor Tonight. 7:30 p.m. at Adventlst school, Columbia Academy band con cert.

Tuesday. 10 a.m. 12 a.m.. Dorcas Welfare center. 131 North Second, open to help needy.

7 p.m. Pathfinder club meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday through Satur.

day In the Portland Memorial Coliseum. North Pacific I'nlon Youth's Com rets. Saturday. 9:30 a.m. Morning wurshlp.

Sermon by the paator. 10:30 a m. Sabbath school. RFMliinr SOCIfTT Or FRIENDS The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers will mret Sunday at 10 a.m. at Weatmineter Hone.

101 North 13rd. Visitors are wek-ome. Instruction will be provided lor children. CHURCH OF CHRIST 15th at Tyler Jack T. Iinham.

Minister Muniiiig womhip, I 30. Sermon topic, "All Ilia World Bible rlaaaea for all agps 9 4.. Murnlng worship 11, Singing prai-tlt-e i 30, Evening Worship 7. Sermon topic. in Hebrews." Rt, hie classes for all agea Thursday.

JO KT, MtRV-g CATHOLIC to? nrth St. An Rev Jatith A.aiatnt Palm SilMai. hlaa.ra JO. t. 0.

10, 11, and noon Monday and Tuesday, a 13. II. ttectneaday, 3. 1 i Iffl ThiuMiM.v. Hit am.

I ill Good Irldav siaiiona at twin Uturgy and ormminma p.m. CIIRISIUV KlYth and hladitnn tieorsy Reeve l. James Ministers I I Stornlug Uoiahlp AerMfe). Pr. Reeves lll preac-h.

Sernioa-" llieae Things 1 IH." a m. hurh fe lt.Mil elaasea for all ages II a m. Morning Worahip Seretre 1- Reeve 111 preach "Thee Thinsa I li." m. tTvl lthv lluninf rm-et-lug ta, (Yr ihiga achimli meeting. I V.

which he expects his wife and children to follow, is based on Biblical teachings. It forbids sexual relations outside of marriage, with no ifs, ands or buts. The- other, which he privately regards as the only suitable rule for a robust man like himself, is borrowed from romantic movies and novels. It holds that marital infidelity is excusable if it results from a mutual, if fleeting, pas- story Mtruster and I JO 11 AJT and Descotia Meet. Ike af Sunday Worship 11 a ler Thursday Church first Rer, llarrv Suuay Morning hrvanc knnglng 4 "We are not content with just his resignation," Wilson said.

"In mT" opiniowrl is but if he is not, we renew our offer to him to come to Dallas and testify in detail about the entire transaction, "We want him to testify to all hi relationships with Billie Sol Estes, especially as to how Billie Sol Estes managed to secure the storage of Commodity Credit Corp, grain." Jacobs returned to Washington Thursday night from an agricultural conference at Denver. He conferred for two hours with Horace Godfrey, administrator of the ASC and submitted his resignation. Store Shipped Clothing Testimony at the Dallas court of inquiry was that Neiman-Mar cus salesmen shipped the clothing to Mrs. Margaret S. Campbell.

Jacobs' secretary. Mrs. Campbell returned to Washington today from a funeral in Oregon. She recalled two packages with Neiman-Marcus return addresses sent to her address. jacoDs maintains living quar ters in Arlington, but Agri culture Department officials said his family lives In Oklahoma City.

OSU Housing Heed Discussion April 17 Corvallis rental owners are in vited to the April 17 Home Build ers Association dinner meeting at 7 p.m. to hear Oregon State University officials tell of expect ed housing needs during the next decade. Also asKea to tne dinner are spouses of the rental owners and of the members. Reservations should be called into the Chinese Tea Room any day after 12 noon Dr. James H.

Jensen, presl dent; Dean Milosh Popovlch and G. Morris Robertson, business manager, of Oregon State will speak. Two Lose Licenses iwo corvallis residents were deprived of their right to drive car, according to the state department of motor vehicles list In release todny. They were Reagan Charles Ramsey, 19, of 1225 Buchanan and William Arthur Wlgla, 27, of 1811 Memo drive. Bad driving records led to sus pension of their licenses, the state noted.

FOR CLASSIFIED ADS DIAL PL J-7304 01 ft i DALLAS (UPI)-A high U. S. Department of Agriculture offic ial in Washington resigned Friday within 24 hours after a Court of inquiry in Dallas disclosed that indicted Texas fertiliser magnate Billy Sol Estes took him shopping for $245 suits and $65 slacks. The official Is Emery E. Jac obs, deputy administrator of the Agriculture Stabilization and Con servation Service.

Texas Atty. Gen. Will Wilson tried to establish Thursday in a court of inquiry In Dalllas that Estes, S7, outfitted Jacobs with $1,433.20 worth of clothing from the exclusive Nleman-Marcus Co. men's store last Oct. t).

Wilson also sought to establish that another unidentified Agricul ture Department man accepted a $245 suit and shoes from Estes at Neiman-Marcus last Sept. 7 or 1. Held Government Grain Estes, indicted on federal fraud charges, controlled an interlock ing empire of anhydrous ammonia fertilizer sales and grain elevators that contained an esti mated $46 million worth of gov ernment Wilson sought to prove that he got the grain stored in his elevators through favors to agriculture department officials. Jacobs resigned to Secretary of agriculture Orville Freeman In the following letter: "I am submitting to you my resignation from the Department of Agriculture effective today. In view of the accusations made against me and in view of my long-felt, belief as to the measures public servant must take under such conditions, I feel there is no other course." Wilson, a Democratic candidate for governor, said in San Antonio that he still wants to question Jacobs in Texas, Oregon Gets Grant To Train Workers SALEM (UPII-Oregon is get ting a $285,000 a year grant from the U.S.

government for vocational training of the Jobless, the Ore gon Education Department announced Thursday. Dr. Leon P. Minenr.stata su perintendent of public Instruction, sunt the money is being given jointly to the Education Depart ment and to the Oregon Labor Bureau. The grant, under the 19C.2 Con-pmaional Manpower and Training Act, will provide $3000 a year per person to about 250 individu als in nerd of qualifications for specific Job training.

Minear said In Uio first two years, the art pays too per cent of the cost. After two )eri, (Uit and local communities must match funds on a basis. I'noi liy in (electing those to be trained will be givrn lo those prrtriitlv unemployed, and to the brack, of families. There were hundreds of trees along the Bethany Road. But no one noticed them.

People were hastening over those last few miles, bound for Jerusalem to celebrate the feast. Then the King passed by. A gentle Galilean with kind, sorrowful eyes riding to His coronation. People cheered and shouted Hosanna. Some laid cloaks on the dusty roadway.

And then, someone discovered the trees beautiful palms that had stood unnoticed. Their graceful branches became the carpet of the King! And when men sought a name for that triumphal Sunday, they named it for the palms. It is a day for discovering the spiritual beauty God has planted along the road of life a day to worship Our King. Adams Your Church Directory CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY KAiNTft 100 North 27th Priesthood meeting Sunday, 9 a.m. Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.

Sacrament meeting, 6:30 p.m. Relief Society. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Primary Wednesday, 4 p.m. MIA Wednesday.

7:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST Mpnroe at Ninth -Dr. John B. Houser, Pastor Rev. Harold J.

Westing, Director of. Christian Education 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. Classes for all agea. 11 a.m.

Morning Worship service. Broadcast over KW1L. Sermon by Dr. Houser: "A Place Called Golgatha." p.m. Youth groups.

7 p.m. Evening gospel service. Sermon by Dr. Houser: ''ainnmg Against the Holy Spirit." Music by the gins' trio from Judson Baptiat College, Port land. 8:30 p.m.

Hrefiida for the young people. Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Bible study and prayer. FKDKRATKD tFirst Presbyterian- 1 First Congregational) Eighth and Monro Rav.

Millard schcrich. To.D.. Ph. Minister Rev. Walter Frutiger, B.D., Th.M., Minister Chrisusn Education 9:30 and 11 a.m.

Morning Worship. Sermon: "Two Loat Sons." Baby and toddler care. 9:30 a.m. Church School for all departments, excepting Seniof UigJi. 11 a.m.

Church School for Nur sery. Kindergarten, and Senior High departments. Junior Church for firs! -through sixth grades. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pilgrim (Junior High) Fellowship, Ji.m.

Westminster laenior High) r'el-owbhip. BEBEAN CONHKRVAT1VE BAPTIST 10.15 Monroe Dr. Rodney C. Gould. Psstor 1 9iS a.m.

Bible School. Classes tor all agea. Nuraery provided. 11 a.m." Morning Worship. Sermon by Dr.

Gould. "The King Approaches." p.m. Youth and Adult Study Group). 7 p.m. Evening worship.

Sermon by Dr. Goukl. "Forgetful and Fruitful''. Wednesday, 7iiS p.m. Misaionary Prayer Meeting.

Rev. Kenneth Palmer, missionary French West Africa, will speak. rniiRCH op finn Uncoln Community 1575 De Bord Lane Rev. Roy Hutchison, Psstor Sunday School 10 a.m.. Morning Worship a.m..

Sermon topic, "Victory on the CroM." Evening Devotional Topic. "Abiding In the Vine. ed net-cm. we will meet with the Church ot Uod In Albany at 13th and Taklns- la hear Rev. Peterson, from Portland, rriday, 7:30, Commemoration ot the baonlic ot our Saviour at the Church.

Church. FREE METHODIST 16th and Jackson Rev. Glen Butfsm, Pastor Sunday School at i.ii a m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sermon by the pastor entitled "Jeaua The Prince of Life." A specisl service on "The Seven Last Words of Christ'' will be held at 30 m.

Sunday service In Thursdsy at p.m. Good Friday aervice with the cooperating churchea at the Church of the Nasarene at 7:30 p.m. iiev. taatmaa la a peak sr. CORVALLIS MISSIONARY BAPTIST 1111 North Ninth Elder Leo Hornaday.

Pastor Sunday School, ig a.m. Morning Worship il a.m. Young People Service, 9:30 p.m. Evening 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 7:30 m.

Wednesday, FIRST METHODIST Home of Wesley FoundtUoa 11th and Monroe Ministers: Raymond E. Balromb, Ph D. Robert N. Petera. Cheater V.

Earla Palm Sunday and Loyalty Sunday. Morning Worahip. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. Bak-omo's sermon.

The Werat Kind ef Heart Troeble la the sUth in the La mi-a eertrs of sermonsi "Storiea Jeaua Told." i The 11 a.m. aervioa la broad, east over KLOO, U40 kc.l Chunk school, end 11 a m. Choral vesper baptismal penrere. 4 p.m. Bible round-table, p.m.

Melhodlat Youth Kai. lovrshlpa. p.m. Wealey lounda-Uoa henunara. 7 p.m.

Adult member-ahip cUas, p.m. HON SVAVOILICAL LLTHKRAN Kit Harrison A. W. Shelp, Paator iMteaourt liynodl Sunday School and Hible aaaeea, 9 IS a m. Sunday Worship Service.

I JO am Good rrt krvk-t with IWy Communion. Friday, April 10. I p.m. FIRST BRKTHRCN IN (IIRIKT Kaat CoUege at H. Philomela Tred A.

Miller, Mlnlater Clifford Vauftta, SuperlMeedaal CUaaee lor alt agea et 9. a a an. eonciuding with the F.aater program it partlalpatlng at 19-19. Worahip el II am: (hotr preclxe at 9 i hrl.lt. ralioir ts "Tllie he Traitor- will bar the peaur't eer.

at (he 3 axuahip hour. Prejer ineetlng Weneadap avaaiag. ST. SUFHITTI FOOD MAI KIT Delivery Dol Pi 3 4441 MrHINlT FUNIIAL HOMI cwd Mra. Joe I Mt Henry 2041 5th PL 3-3601 COtVAUrS CAItTTI TlMtJ lteorliar.tJ HftJ ttvoni FomiS Sarvire" Sunday Monday Tuesday Wdnday Thurtdiy Friday Saturday Matthew Psalms Psalms Pialma Luke Luke Luke Copyright IBeS, lieter AdverUeuig Seraica, btraeburg, Va.

MKTHnDIIT -Rev. Ralph Ohling. Minister School Ai a.m. Morning m. Youth Fellowahip.

Jua. Senior 7 JO m. Maundy ommunlon Services at tne ha I JO p.m. Thursday, attTHOBUT McFarland Rev. Waller Apilerar4.

Minister Sunday School, all ages 10 a.m. Mr. ravtd Barclay, Superintendent. Mera-Ing worship. 11 a m.

Keiinoa Topic, "Being a nrtatluA." Quarterly ronlar-em-e. I Choir pi si lt Wednesday, p.m. CALVIN INITIO PPFSaVThUN Diaon DO YOU KNOW THIS BOOK? Rev. I'rancia Ilium. Moming Worship.

30 Sunday Church School, Adult Bible study, I JO sAi'TfiKRW RarrtsT 11 Eaat uraal U. rVoofcar, Paator hool (all ageal lu in. vioiahip, it a Youth week with Summer miaaionarvee awuti sad giving Wall-monlea Training I'Aios) laU ageai Fvenint Worship. 7 m. Mut.

week prater aarvire. 7 p.m. hlea'a Praj er aervke aVaiurdsv. 7 p.m. at church.

Nuraery gnwiaeel for eerviee. int. 7 pm. Palm, Sunday reeitve hervk-ea. New members will be re-reiver! end baptlam adminleteietf candidates for membership.

HT. Virw BAPTIAT lwtahurg Rev. William gpnngatesd. Psafer 9 At a m. hwmtar bk InmM l(h rleeaeg fur all atea.

R.ty Slats. Suet 11 a Morning iAorahip. fiveat apaker. Rev. Harold Klter from the International hrttttsn lpraav Miaaloai.

I Pri. rriarv. Junior. Junior High, ftHr tilth and Adult groups. 7 a ICaaing VtAr.

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