Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 5

I January 15, 1966 A-5 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Discontent Flares berg also is the financial secretary of tha archdiocese of Santa Fe. Reception Sunday A reception for the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Rcinberg, new pastor of St.

Charles Church, will be held in St. Charles School cafeteria Sunday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Father Rein- The Peoples Column Please Write Briefly. Must Sign Name and Address. Don't Change It The issue concerning the destruction of an historical site, Unity Week to Start Protestant, Catholic Worship Combined By LOUS CASSELS United Presi International Protestants and Catholics will worship together In hundreds of U.S.

communities during week of prayer for Christian unity" which begins Tuesday. This year, for the first time lince the annual observance was initiated in 1946, a gpecial booklet of prayers has been namely, San Felipe de NeriU" interim Prime Minister Church In Old Town has'Gulzari Nanda's pledge 7 tJL-i caused me views. to express my Although I belong to another sect I maintain that the San Felipe church should not be dialogues" in private homes are the best way to stimulate widespread grass-rooti participation in the ecumenical i omjt against the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday Seryic 1:00 AM Wedrmdoy Servica 7:30 PM 3 014-A Altex E. ALL ARI WILCOMI SaomVro dai Maate Cantor Welcome to rwt i a. isdreecyrcrun Whurch WORSHIP SERVICE 30 I 11 A.M.

CHURCH SCHOOL AT ROTH SERVICES NURSERY PARKING AVAILABLE COPPER AT LOCUST H.I. Mifthrtart Arthur M. Cratcktfcaak Wtitrod 6. Sowyiof OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH I TOO Atrnca NW 1 t'10 in Worth 10. SO mm Mmund PM 242-4111 Wtlerm IMMANLFX LUTHERAN CHURCH Cold and A ma SE (1 black South at Central and 1 block fait et Broad'ey) 236-3614 Kurt Brink, Pastor Sunday Service! 8:15 and 10:45 a m.

"HOME TOWN BOY MAKES GOOD" Evr Sunday KVOD 730 KC THI IMMANUEL IUTHIRAM HOUR" mm "THI LUTHERAN HOUR" 1 :00 era "THIS IS THI LIFE" K0B-TV CH. 4 9:00 REGULAR BAPTIST HUOWSMIP 6 A B. 521 Cantral I. hi -s MAT IKMfHii. Kt MtlHMHO MoKxHIP 11 a EW.MJXi VHiKilllf 1:00 TEACHING THI WMOll COUNSfl OF GOO Ra.

Jaawt W. drear Pkowa 144-4I TRINITY Methodist CHURCH 1715 Svar St. 11 Saortb Control) B. C. Goodwin Minister Morning Worship 8:30 10:50 "DARi TAKI THI RISK" Church School 9:40 orn 6.00 p.m.

Mission Study Georg Lin, Toiwon ipeoter 7:00 m. Group study for oil ofjes unary Cora far AM Servlcae CIIIIISTIAX i in iu ins IOtKolt af Ckri.t WELCOME YOU LOS ALTOS 1 1 00 Halnoo I. Hea OHko 1M-552S Rot. Koith D. Piorca Church School, 8:45 m.

Worihip 10:00 m. Youth Groupi, 5.30 m. MONTE VISTA IS01 Cemau NI, AM S-1HJ Rev. Trace V. UwoHya Worship Service, 8 15 10 45 Church School, 9:30 Selmo Turner, Child's Dir.

Kitty Roork, Youth Dir. SOMBRA DEL MONTE 2S2I Utah Nf, AX 1711 Menroo M. Mileo, Mia. Church School, 9.00 am. Morning Worship, 10.00 m.

Youth Groups, 5:30 p.m. Over India, Pakistan Peace Declaration NEW DELHI. India tf Bubbles of discontent to the India-Pakistan Tashkent Peace Declaration surfaced in both countries Friday. ine agreement set off a cabinet dispute in New Delhi and threw open the race for prime minister. Rehabilita tion Minister Mahavir Tyagi resigned saying he objected to honor the declaration be- fore a formed new government is In Pakistan, President Mo- i hammed Ayub Khan went on national radio in an attempt Tashkent agreement were re- ported in the West Pakistan capital of Lahore, and else where.

Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin, en route home from Tashkent, sent a message to Ayub saying he was sure the people tof Pakistan liked the pact. The agreement, worked out at Kosygin's urging and signed Monday by Ayub and India's late Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri, pledged the governments of both countries to work for peace. mr TL Meet "WO I heme Of NAACP Session Here "Meet the Negro" is the theme for the monthly meeting of the National Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People Sunday at 3 p.m.

at Shiloh Baptist Church, 1410 Edith SE. Mrs. Kenneth Carson, chairman of the educational com mittee, will present persons from all walks of life to the group. Music will be furnished by the Shiloh Baptist Church Choir and by the New Hope Baptist Church. RoSWell Singing Group To Appear in Belen Journal Special BELEN A gospel singing group, the Gloryland Quartet of Roswell, will appear in concert at the First Assembly of God Church here next Saturday at 8 p.m.

The quartet has recorded several numbers for the Sword and Shield label. They also sing On a Roswell radio station Sunday mornings. ELECTED BY SENATE WASHINGTON (UPI)-Rob-ert G. Dunphy has been elected by the Senate as its new sergeant at arms. Dunphy was a deputy to Joseph C.

Duke, who retired as ser-geant-at-arms this year. as is being proposed by the present administration. I have seen the plans, and my humble opinion is that these drastic changes will definitely destroy the historical value of the church, notwithstanding what it will do to the surrounding properties. I certainly believe that some action should be taken by many of the civic groups in town that are interested in preserving this monument. I think that we owe it to pos terity to prevent the destruc- tion of this valuable site.

I understand, by talking to. some of the Catholic members, that the priest has stat ed that he has the power to carry out this atrocity and that the parishioners have no say so at all. May I ask, is this democracy? Or maybe autocracy? It is hard to conceive such actions by a Catholic priest in this day and age. This man is not putting into practice the edicts of recent ecumenical council, "that the people or layman shall help in running the af- fairs of the church." I send my plea to all civic ana any organization mat can help in preventing the destruction of this historical monument. JOHN AYRES 2320 Dora Dr.

NW SAVE DURING OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE YTacQ 0 FURNITURE CO. Vo If 11 I Menaul at Washington TEMPLE SPEAKER: Dr. Walter Ackerman, dean of the College of Judaica and Hebrew Teacher's College of the University of Judaism, Los Angeles, will address a joint Sabbath service of Temple Albert and Congregation B'nai Israel Friday at 8 p.m. at B'nai Israel Congregation, Coal and Cedar S.E. Dr.

Acker-man will speak on "An Education for Our Time." He also will speak to youth groups and conduct workshops Saturday and Sunday. Youth for Christ Will Show Film New Mexico Youth for Christ will feature a new color film, "House of Toys," at its first meeting this year, today at 7:30 p.m. at Grace Church, 115 Cedar NE. Hank Sweeney, youth director at Grace Church, will be the guest speaker. The film is a family situation in which a son is discouraged by his materialis tic father from pursuing a career with a church.

St. Edwin Parish Plans Open House Members of the new St.Ed-win Catholic parish will have an open house and shower at the pastor's rectory at 2105 Barcelona SW from 1 to 2 p.m. Jan. 23. The Rev.

Clarence Galli is pastor. The church, now in the plan ning stage, will be located on the north side of Barcelona SW at a site now occupied by the Country Kindergarten. Members of the new parish and of St. Anne Church, the parent parish, will attend the event. 95 For your: Ford Chevrolet Plymouth Hope Bible Presbyterian Church 2800 Son Mateo Boulevard, NE A BIBLE TEACHING CHURCH 'True to the Faith of Our Fathers" SHARE WITH US YOUR CONTINUING FAITH IN GOD'S WORD Wa Ara Not Roprotoottd i Hot AMiliotod Wltk Tha National or World Council or ChurcKol CHRISTIAN LIFE FELLOWSHIP TUNC IN Radio Broadcast Moaday thru Friday T.4S-I.O0 1110 KC-AM iMttlMlMM KARA Oiiireh Srt RuryUy Hrrwol 10 00 a.m.

Horning Woronlp II no m. yen in Vrmp 3) m. BIIXT RAT. Panmr Hon Huh NE Ph. 2-3S First Church of Religious Science ALtUQUMQUf, N.

M. "SCIINCI OF MIND" Sunday Toon "The Power of Religious Science" Rtv. Huok Dougloi, Miniitar am. Sunday School Childron and Adult 1 1 rOO a.m. Church Sarvica MotoehytKal Library Wad.

Iva. Forum, OO a m. Study-Phono ZS5-7411 3320 Son Pedro NE A WELCOME awafrt YOU 3 Sunday, January 14 0 30 a.m. Bibla School 10:30 Hour DECIDING FOR CHRIST 5:30 p.m. Youth Groups 6:30 p.m.

Worship Hour Nunery Cara for All Toti All Regular Sarvica 122 BROADWAY i GOLD Dr. Latter H. Ford ST. JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH Church School 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m.

11:00 a.m. Worship Service 9:45 11:00 a.m. "FROM DEATH TO LIFE" Ephesians 2 MYF 6:00 p.m. Collego Ago 7:30 p.m. DR.

BERVIN CASWFLL 2633 California 256-7314 Blk. North of Meryjul I Blk. Eot of San Pedro FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway at Central, NE Wm. D. Wyatt, Portor Sunday Schedule 9:30 a.m.

Sunday School 11:00 a m. Worship Servica "God's Will and Stewardship" Momina Sarrke Broadcoit ova' KGGM Radio at 1 1 00 10 on your dial 6:00 p.m. Troming Union 7:10 m. Worship Sarvict "Those Who Care" Ample Parking Nursery MEMBER CENTRAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION find peaca, Purity anJ fulfillment in today for help for daily living KARA 1310 KC A.M. Monday thru Saturday Taj sfk rii HO.

news CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES First Church of Christ, Scientist 500 RICHMOND PL. NE issued under the joint im primatur of the National Council of Churches and the Catholic Bishops Commission for Ecumenical Affairs. Another feature of this! year's unity week observance will be the launching of a nationwide effort to promote small group meetings of Catholic and Protestant laity to discuss what they have in common as Christians, as well as their doctrinal differences. Leaders of both communions feel that such "living room Dedication Set For Pipe Organ Dedication of a newly In stalled pipe organ will be held at La Mesa Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at 11 a.m. services.

A dedicatory recital will follow at 4 p.m. with organist David Pew of Denver at the console of the organ. Pew is organist and choirmaster of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral in Denver and is the brother of Mrs. Gordon Al- bers, 522 Grove NE.

He will also deliver a lec ture on "the pipe organ" at 9 a.m. Sunday morning. This is designed for family groups as he plans to describe the functions of various parts of the organ and demonstrate the versatility of the instru ment. The organ was given to La Mesa by Immanuel Presby terian Church and was installed during remodeling of the sanctuary, 20 Deer Hides Given To Hospital by Elks Albuquerque Veterans Administration Hospital has received 20 tanned leather hides from the Elks National Veterans Service Committee, for use by patients in pre scribed occupational therapy. The leather, which is deliv ered regularly, is made possible through the annual deer hide drive conducted by the New Mexico Elks.

town! WHITE M8'5 J24" $27'5 el Two Sunday Morning Senices and Sunday School, 9:30 ALL ARI The newest Celebrity in WELCOME Wednesday Evening Services 8:00 movement. The idea was tested last year in Worcester, ana was a cess. great sue- The Episcopal church has suspended distribution of a pamphlet entitled "Choosing! Your Draft which was prepared by its national department of Chris-I tian social relations. The action was taken by; the church's executive council following protests from: several parts of the country that the pamphlet gave undue attention to conscientious objection as an alternative to military service. The pamphlet will be reviewed by Presiding Bishop John E.

Hines and other top officials to determine whether any rewriting is indicated before distribution is resumed. Know anyone with an empty stable? The Methodist Church is looking for horse lodgings, especially along U.S. highway routes 1, 11, 29, 30, 40, 50, and 60, and Interstate Highways 81 and 95. They're needed to provide overnight accommodat Ions for the steeds which 12 Meth odist ministers will ride to Baltimore in commemoration of the famed "circuit riding pastors" who carried the gospel to the U.S. frontier in the 19th century.

The horseback rides are part of the celebration of the Methodist church's 200th an-; niversary, which will be focused in Baltimore April 21- 24. One of the riders, 78-year- old Rev. Sumner L. Martin of Greencastle. has al ready set forth.

He intends to make a leisurely progress, stopping to preach at Methodist churches along the way. Others will be setting out in the next few weeks from points as far away as Omaha, and Birmingham, Ala. Prospective horse hosts are urged to communicate with the Rev. Kenneth S. Jones.

100 Maryland Ave. NE, Washington, D.C. Church Schedules Session on Missions The home and foreign mis sion department of the Church of God in Christ will hold its regional home and and foreign mission conference Feb. 8-10 at the Metropolitan Church of God in Christ, 823 William SE. The Rev.

E. C. Cox of the First Church of God In Christ is chairman of the event. More than 2000 persons from New Mexico, Arizona and Utah are expected. Three Here to Attend Dedication in Austin Three Albuquerque men will attend dedication of the chap of Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, Sunday.

Attending will be Albert T. Ussery, Dr. William M. Dab- ney and the Rev. Lawrence Cantral, who serve from the diocese of New Mexico as trustees on the seminary's board.

WORLD RELIGION DAY The Baha'i World Faith of Albuquerque will observe Sun day as world religion day by inviting friends of other reli gions into their homes for dinner or some other form of visitation. ST. AIDAN'S CHURCH EPISCOPAL 1500 Chelwood NE (1 Ilk. at Juan Tobo I Ilk. N.

of Constitution Th. R.y. A. W. Tarhll Ph.

298-0241 1 :00 Holy Communion 15 a.m. Family tamca church Mhool 11:00 a.m. Morning aarvica HrmoR lit 3rd Sun. C. 2nd 4th San.

FRUIT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH la nth at fr.lt NW Jaha W. Paator Walcamaa Yon 9:45 A.M. iunoov School all oga 1 1 OO AM. Worintp Sarvtca P.M. Troming Union all ogat 7 .00 P.M.

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"A REQUIRED SUBJECT" 6:00 P.M. Training Hour 7:00 P.M. Re. E. C.

Long, dir. A.I.M. Mittion Ainrraua, will ba speaking. AM PL I PARKINS NURSIRY PHOVlOtO AWANA Youth Meetl Ivery Tuooday, J0 oo S-IS $6 i ft Sir Plus F.E.T. White-walls $2.00 more Terms to suit your budget Price includes: FREE Mounting THE BIBLE -OUR STANDARD Preaching CHRIST-HIS CROSS, RESURRECTION, INTERCESSION and RETURN "BRING THEM IN" A messogs on th responsibility end opportunitiej of bctitven toward their feliowmen.

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BELYUE BAPTIST CHURCH Edoal loborrt, otor I80O I ou it ions Nf 2 klockt North of Monaui FHEE Balancing for Small Children Pastor Broadcoit KOB Radio) ot 30 A.M. 1 di 1 1 in-. in. i iijajjMmip wo, 1 Mlll ff Vtires neuu dimensions In driving on the safbr Keltfj road TIRE SPECIALS WELCOME TO FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Comer Fourth ood Leod REV. IRA WILLIAMS, Jr.

These tires are full-sized, strong carcass, good quality they are BRAND NEW TIRES of well-known makes taken off our new 1966 cars and replaced with Kelly-Springfield CITATIONS. BLACK RIBBON Downtown 9: 1 5 Sunday School 1 5 EoHy Worihip Servica 10.30 Worship Servica Sermon To pie "THE MIGHTY ACTS OF GOD-GOD CALLS A NATION" Rev. Iro E. Wiliiomi of both service 6.00 Sunday Evening Fellowship 15 21 For your: Chevrolet Ford Plymouth For your: Olds Buick Pontiac T-Bird For vour: Cadillac A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT Central Church 95 95 0201 PINE of COPPER, NE One Block West of University Dr. Lemuel Fenn, Postor 9:15 and 10:30 A.M.

MORNING WORSHIP All prices incl. F.E.T., Mounting and Balancing ILaJIJ. BacktotheBible" I i BROADCAST I "GOD: EMERITUS, DEAD OR ALIVE" 9:15 and 10:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ALL AGES AT BOTH HOURS PM SUNDAY EVENING FELLOWSHIP Supper Study Waohia Activities tar: Childron Youth Adalt 8:00 PM CMYA (Single employed younq odu'ts) Ampla PorkMni and Nunery Cara tar all Sarvica 247 a.