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i 'fel ft if s8 V. aith Americans Live By 7 THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. Saturday, June 15, 1968 By WOODI ISHMAEL Southern Minister Due At Netherwood Reformed A Southern Presbyterian minister, the Rev. William R. Cameron of Cleveland, will preach as interim pastor at Former Plainfielder In New Church Post A former Plainfield man, the Rev.

W. Sterling Cary, has been elected minister of the New York Metropolitan Association of the United Church of Christ. He is now minister Grace Congregational Church in Harlem. the Netherwood Reformed Church throughout the month of July. The Rev.

Richard Coffill. who has been pastor for several years, has accepted a call to the Deerpark Reformed The Rev. Mr. Cary is the son) (Church in Port Jervis of Mrs. Sadie W.

Cary of 628 Maharishi Lowered Boom On the Poor and Himself By DAVID POLING The Holy Man from India didn't last six months. The Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. You remember him as the personal chaplain for the Beatles, Mia Farrow arid, of late, the Beach Boys. His goal was to give America a spiritual reawakening via transcendental meditation. A national tour had been arranged with the Beach Boys providing the music 'and the maharishi doing the words.

It was all set but the audience and the tickets didn't sell and the maharishi has disappeared. A professional The General Synod of the Re W. Fourth St. and the late Andrew W. Cary, who lived in Plain- Churches Set Summer Hours formed Church of America ap '1 proved a Plan of Union with the field for many years and helped to organize the Moorland branch Several churches in the Plain- Presbyterian Church in the of the YMCA, serving as its ex ecutive secretary for 14 years fields have instituted summer United States (Southern Presby terian) last week at meetings hours, either changing the nor Mr.

and Mrs. Cary were mar ried in Plainfield 1912 and in Ann Arbor, Mich. mal hour of Sunday morning services or holding one instead of two regularly scheduled had eight children. Membership Told The Plan is being sent to the Classes and presbyteries of the two denominations for final ap In his new position, the Rev. morning services.

Mr. Cary will lead the 77 metropolitan churches and their proval. Among the churches in to always knows when the curtain should drop. Some of us thought he would last seven months. He was launched, rather ignited, with one of the best press agent impacts seen since "Gone With the Wind." His first press conference was at the Plaza Hotel in New York.

His prmoters, er sponsors, filled the new Felt Forum at Madison Square Gar(Sa at $2 per person. Everybody got into the swing of it. day's directory listing modified The Rev. Mr. Coffill pointed out that the proposed union will hours for services are the First 36,000 members of the United Church of Christ, a union of the Congregational Christian and benefit both churches for geographical reasons since the Baptist of South Plainfield, the First Methodist Church, the Evangelical and Reformed churches.

His flower countenance graced the covers of national magazines. Polin Southern Presbyterian churches Pastor of the Harlem church are situated in the southern part of the country and the since 1958, the Rev. Mr. Cary Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church, the First Presbyterian Church, the Congregational Church and the First Unitarian i wm tern TT'. i 21 J'l also is a former chairman and national executive coordinator The Rev.

W. Sterling Cary Reformed Churches of America are largely in the North and Church. of the Committee for Racial west. Justice of the United Church of Another branch of the Re Christ. He previously served the formed Church, the Evangelical Church of the Open Door, an and Reformed, previously united Tri-Grarch Bible School Will Open experimental interdenomination with the Congregational Chris al ana inter-raciai cnurcn in tian to form the United Church Brooklyn for three years.

of Christ. Moreland Graduate First Prcsbyfcrlnn Church 125 E. FRONT ST, PLAINFIELD, HJ. Orf BonmII Minister 10:00 A.M. Worship Service for Youth and Adults: "What Is America Coming To?" PJW Spanish Speaking Evangelical Mission ffuntry Provided He is a graduate of Moreland Three Plainfield churches are College in Atlanta, and of sponsoring a tn-church Bible CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Monro Avenue at W.

FeartR Strati Cltarlts P. Harris, D.D Pastor Union Theological Seminary in New York, in 1952. School. The churches, all located in the same general vi Sunday Sclwel 9:3 A.M. Micah, the farmer prophet whose book is sixth among the minor prophets, had a great love for the humble people of the soil.

He had an intense antipathy toward the corrupt city life in Israel and regarded the abuses of the national leaders as sins against the covenants of God. Yet he was an optimist and said, "And many nations shall come, and say, Come, and let us go up to the mountains of the Lord, and to the house of the God of Jacob; and He will teach us of His ways, and we will walk in His paths; for the law shall go forth of Zion, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem. "And He shall judge among many people, and rebuke strong nations afar off; and they shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into priming-hooks; nation shall not lift up a sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore." The newly appointed minister cinity, are Calvary Baptist, the Worship Sarvice Communion aacii second aunaay llioa AM. 1:00 PM. PM.

said he will work to harness the money, skills and power of sub Prever Sarviea Grant Avenue Presbyterian and St. Andrew's Episcopal. The school will be conducted at the Grant Avenue Church each Prlday urban churchmen in meeting ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH tne growing problems of the Johnny Carson kept a straight face for 20 minutes on the Tonight Show. The hole man had time for a quick session with Thant and other U.N.

meditators. Things went well in New York. Lots of press and TV coverage, nicely handled by the, David Merrick-type of producers who know a winner from a loser. The paperback publishers roared in with several lifesaving manuals by the yogi from India who gave the Beatles peace, -and Mia Farrow someone to talk to besides Las Vegas types. Record albums have appeared but no one is buying.

Transcendental meditation, even Beatle-supported, won't sell in the discount stores. I mean, how do you make it a bargain? Now we have the word that the holy man has Winged back to Japan or India, wherever holy men go these days. His tour collapsed when the auditorium ushers outnumbered the audience and the kids went home when the Beach Boys stopped playing. Religion is a tough act' anyway and spiritual entertainers have never held the crowds for very long. The maharishi has only himself to blame.

There he was-sitting on the couch in the Plaza, having this nice beauty parlor dialogue with the reporters and someone (an imsroiling newsman looking for facts) asked him why he didn't help the poor people in India. He fondled a. flower and softly replied, "Poor people are lazy. That is why they are poor and hungry." King Kong couldn't have put its more gently. The maharishi kept smiling.

When you are holy and wise and wealthy, you smile a lot and remember how lazy the poor people are in India. 1 Before we are too hard on the holy man and his Broadway theologians, let us admit that most religious leaders name any are well-off. They have money and what this world calls "resources." The top leaders in church circles have their summer homes, expense accounts and handsome retirement benefits. Some have worked diligently, and faithfully bte I doubt if you can name one that is ever short of cash or up tight for credit. And then think for another minute about Jesus.

There was no syndicate in the Sinai to promote His works. No press of TV coverage. The drugstores did not carry record albums or paperbacks. inner city ghettoes. beginning June 24 through July 3.

Classes will be conduct ed from 9 to 11:30 a.m. niD .3 :0 5 tl 01 13 bns iS A L's! WOODLAND AVKNUB and RAVINB ROAD CMrfy: The Rav. pr. R. Hanstock, The Rav.

Pr. Roland Benamm Phones PL 44241 PL 4-441 1:00 AM. Holy Eucharist :30 A Family Mass Weekday Services as Announced Confessions Saturday 4 to 5 P.M. Mrs. Curtis Wood of the Cal vary Church will direct the Lutherans Plan Joint Vacation Church School Religioms Services teaching staff which will include representatives from the three churches and a group of teen- BAPTIST Two Lutheran churches here Watchung Avenue, 9:30 and aged assistants.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST will hold a joint Vacation Calvery, 11 a.m.. Rev. John T. Registration for the school Jm 11 a.m., "Beginning Anew," Rev. Richard W.

Kahlenberg. REFORMED Rookard; 4 p.m.. annual Church School from June 24 to July 5. Gethsemane Lutheran 73 Ckurcfi with Contemporary Christian Concern will be held next Saturday in the Grant Avenue Church from ceremony of Sanctuary Choir, Rtw. Wiltord A-Btcfcet, Minister and St.

Peter's Lutheran of 9 to 11:30 a.m. Rev. Wiiiard M. Lamb of Mount ONI SERVICE 10:09 AM. First German, North Plain-field, 10:45 a.m., services in North Plainfield will operate the Zion Baptist Church, ft 7ft.

a Madison Plahfitftf N.A school in the North Plainfield Hoimesburg, Pa. church at 9 Mercer Ave. with German, Rev. Frederick Miller. Netherwood, 11 a.m., "The Measure of life," Rev.

Richard First, South Plainfield, 10 Registration Listed For Bible School Registrations for the Vacation Miss Jane O'Hara of the host a.m. "A Father's Place," Rev. church as director. She will be V. Coffill.

James B. Brown. assisted by Mrs. Leo H. Kaner- Bible School at Trinity Reform Trinity, 11 a.m.

"The 162nd FirstrPark, 10 a.m.. "Music TERMLL ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH SeatTiem Baptist) Meeting in tha Territ! Junior High School MOO flock Tarrtll Road. Scotch Plains Sunday School A.M. Morning Worship 11:09 AM, Training Union :00 PM. Evening Worship 7:00 PM.

Nursery Provided at All Services Kenneth e. King, Pastor Phona 322-71 SI va of Gethsemane Church. ed Church North Plainfield 11:15 a.m., church General Synod A New Direction," Rev. Lorenz A. Proli.

Registration for the classes. will be accepted following the 11 a.m. church service tomor meeting. And when He talked about tne poor, it was witn love ana understanding. St.

Paul put it carefully. "Though He was rich. Hydewood Park, North Plain- which will be held each weekday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., will take place in both churches row, Mrs. Eleanor C. Ham NON-DENOMINATIONAL Cedarcroft Bible Chapel, 11 field, 8:30 and 11 a.m., "The yet for our sakes He became poor." That is the way Jesus looked at the world and that is why millions still follow Him, even though He is not so popular as the Beatles or so rich as Judgment of Gods omorrow and next Sunday at mond, Christian Education director, has announced.

Registrar tion for the school which will be a.m., 7 p.m.;- George Mortiand, Central Bible Chapel, Palisades p.m., "The Time of Jacob's the two churches. Trouble," Rev. Norman the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) Park. The program will include les Sweeting.

held from June 24 to July 3 also will be taken next Friday Community Church, 11 a.m sons, handwork, recreation and (Star? Epinropal Ctrarrh last Savantn Strait and CvnM Avtmj PWnflekl THE CANON HARRY JAMES KNtCKlE. M.A i.P, STD, Ractor Assistants TJ Rev. Aim J. Cdmlfsn, S.T.B. Tha Rev.

William L. Rentier MA AM HolV Communion fey IM Isnep 11:00 A.M. Churcn School (All Or4s JliMAJA-confirmation and Sermon ay tha Rt. Rev. Alfred L.

Ranyanb D.D., S.T.D. 5 Mount olive, 11 a.m., "The (Rev. Poling is president of the Christian Herald Assn.) 7:30 p.m., Rev. Louis Palmieri refreshments. from 11 a.m.

until 3 p.m. Fatherhood of God," Rev. H. S. Jr.

Clipper; 4 p.m., Mothers Board Gospel Business Men's Fellow WANT STRONGER LAWS RETIRES FROM IRS OTHER DENOMINATIONS Christ Church of Transforma Chairman Is Named Dan Malachuk of 58 Robin anniversary, Rev. H. B. Perry LONDON (AP) The arch NEWARK (AP) Jose oh Tnursday IBiOO AM. Holy communion of becond Baptist Church.

ship which "will hold its 15th an- nual convention July 1-6 in Los Angeles. A member of the or bishop of Canterbury, Dr. Mi Glen Road. Watchung, and a Matawan. Mrs.

Rosa Cobb, tion, 11 a.m., "A New Day," Rev. David S. Fowler. Shotz, director of the Ne r-sey District of the In aal Revenue Service, has announced chael Ramsey, said he favors president. ganization's board of directors, stronger antidiscrimination pro member of the First Christian Assembly here, has been named chairman of the charismatic FIRST CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Christian and Missionary North Plainfield, 10:45 a.m., visions race legislation now he also is managing editor of "The Church Is God's In his retirement after 26 years with the Treasury Department.

Alliance, 11 a.m., "Two Great 7 p.m., "A Bad Case before Parliament. seminar committee of the Full the publication it issues. 7 p.m., "God Hath FULL GOSPEL I Worship Service 11 A.M.-7 P.M. Chosen the Week Things of the of the Blues," Rev. Alexander J.

Bibighaus. rncn3 World," Rev. Warren Hartway CTTTVTl A 400 Wast 8th Street I Jr. Church of God, 11 a.m., 4 People's, South Plainfield, 11 p.m., tamer Day service, Ploinfi.M, N. J.

SUNDAY SCHOOL A.M.-Wednesday 7: P.M. ALBERT E. MC ELFRESH, Pastor I a.m., Rev. wuiie E. Ross, Rev.

B. C. Cathie. Congregational, 10 a.m. T5S4460 Vnnery TaclllUeo services in PAL building, 1250 I TaLT! NBWafo Maple Ave.

"Clues to Greatness," Rev. aaMaaaas eaamea aaaasaaa aaaaaasaav eaeaam Shiloh, 7:30 a.m., Pastor's Willard A. Bicket. Father's Day Breakfast; 10:45 TRIANGLE First Church of Relieious V' Science. 11 a.m., "Have We Not a.ra., Rev.

A. Ross Brent. EPISCOPAL Grace. 8 a.m., Holy Com A Biblm Teaching Ministry That Changes Lives 1 DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE AT is 1 tlydoivodd Park Daptist Church All One Father?" Rev. Dr.

Marguerite Iwersen. First Unitarian, 11:15 a.m., munion; 11 a.m., Confirmation and sermon, Rt. Rev. Alfred L. "1968 B.C.1968 A.D.," Rev.

Banyard, bishop of New Jersey. Holy Cross, North Plainfield, Dr. Carl J. Westman. Jehovah's Witnesses, South 8 a.m..

Holy Communion; 10 Our Sanctuary Is AirConditioned NORWOOD AND MANNING AVENUES NORTH FUlNrlHD REV. NORMAN SWEETING, Pastor Unit, 3 p.m., "Courageous Yet a.m., Holy communion ana Cautious in the Face of sermon, Rev. Robert F. Beat- Persecution," Rev. Philip Zim tie.

1 :30 and 11:00 A3I, The Judgment of God's People" St. Andrew's, 8 a.m., Holy merman of the New Brunswick Congregation of Jehovah's Eucharist; 10 a.m., Family Witnesses, North Unit. Eucharist. Rev. Ian L.

Bockus. Pilgrim Covenant Church, 11 St. Marks, 8 a.m.. Holy a.m., Rev. Kooert u.

St Eucharist and address; 11 a.m., 9:45 AJVL- Snnday School, Classes for All Agea (for free bus transportation call 754-7886 or 754-6363) 6:00 PAL Yomh Meetings 7:00 P.Nk-TlM Time Jacob's Trouble" Wednesday, 8:00 PJIL Service Siimttwnin.i!mmninn McNaughton. Sung Eucharist and sermon, Rev. E. stedson smith. Rose of Sharon, 10 a.m., "Our St.

Stephen's, 8 a.m., Holy Father," Rev. O. E. Lattimore. Society of Friends (Quakers), Eucharist; 9:15 a.m., Family I It a.m., meeting for worship.

Mass, Rev. Ronald C. Henstock. Spanish Speaking Evangelical 1 OJ3 LUTHERANS Gethsemane, 11 a.m., "The Mission, 2 p.m., chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. Golden Coffin," Rev.

G. Milton Johnson, services in Cook School, 739 Leland Ave. Universal Missionary FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST NINTH STREET and PROSPECT AVENUE A RANCH OR THE MOTHER CHURCH TH1 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IN IOSTON.

MASS. Jiidl Workers, 3:30 p.m., consecration service, "Consider the Lillies How They Grow," Rev. Hattie J. Bailey, at Rock of Ages Church, Englewood. Messiah, 8:30 a.m., Order of Worship; 11 a.m., Holy Communion, "In Honor Preferring," Rev.

Frederick W. Dodge. St. Peter's, North Plainfield, SUNDAY SERVICI 11 If TESTIMONY MEETINQ Q.1R Bit SUNDAY SCHOOL SIa WEDNESDAY rsma 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., "The Eleven of the Kingdom, Rev.

Nursery Available Parking Availaoia LESSON SERMON: "GOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN" Single Parents Cancel Meeting The Single Parent Fellowship J. Edward Gonzalez. St. Stephen's, South Plain- field, 8:15 and 11 a.m., Rev. meeting, "Frankly Speaking," scheduled for Friday at First Charles R.

Mingle. METHODIST Faith, 11 a.m.,- Dr. V. Cholmondeley. Presbyterian Church here has been canceled.

The members THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU WERA 1590 KC 8:15 A.M. VYNEW 1130 KC 6:45 A.M. WNEC 660 KC 8:15 A.M. have been invited instead to at First, 8:30 and 10 a.m., "The Ultimate Gift," Rev. W.

Gorden tend the 8 p.m. meeting of Sociable Singles at the Plain field YMCA that day. Lowden. Wesley, South Plainfield, 11 a.m.. "Where Is This Bus The Church cultivates faith and character, building the spiritual foundations of a noble Wise parents understand the vital importance of each of these influences in the growth of their child.

They work faithfully to strengthen ell three A general meeting of Single HOME SCHOOIi CHURCH! The predominant influences in the life of a child. The Home provides love, security, example to shape the growing personality. The School develops the mind, stimulates initiative, nurtures social responsibility. Going?" dedication of Camp Parents will be held at watses-slng Methodist Church, 49 Law rence Bloomfield, on Thurs day at 8 p.m. Mrs.

Joseph Aldersgate delegates, Rev. Fred D. Hoffman. PRESBYTERIAN Bethel Presbyterian Church, 11 a.m., "The Role of The Knoche, a member of the Self- This Series of Messages Is Made Possible by the Following Business Firms, Whose Desire Is to Awaken Our Citizemry to Its Need for Divine Guidance, Church in Minority Economic Development," George I i GOERKE'S Realization Fellowship and the Association for Research and Enlightenment, will discuss "Psychic Phenomena." The fellowship is sponsored by the Northern N.J. Conference of the Methodist Church.

Kelsey 2nd, executive director 'I FRONT ST PLAINFIELD 163-171 of Interracial Council for Business Opportunity of Greater Newark. Crescent Avenue, 10 a.m., GRIFFITH PIANO CO 627 PARK PLAINFIELD CRUNING'S RESTAURANT 205 EAST FIFTH STREET, PLAINFIELD "On Changing Human Nature," DECISION NEEDED LONDON (AP)-A time for a PLAINFIELD AUTOMOTIVE TRADE ASSOCIATION PLAINFIELD. J. ROMOND'S GARAGE 153 EAST SECOND STr PLAINFIELD TEPPIR'S 124 WELT FRONT PLAINFIELD THOMAS FURNITURE STORE 216 PAR AYE- PLAINFIELD WOOD INDUSTRIES, INC Formerly Wood Newspaper Machinery Cm PLAINFIELD MIDDLESEX. N.

J. RICHARD T. BUESCHEL, INSURANCE 167 NORTH PLAINFIELD CLARA LOUISE RESTAURANT 64 SOMERSET NORTH PLAINFIELD COLOR UNLIMITED PHOTO ENGRAVER 20 CENTRAL PLAINFIELD CONTINENTAL MOTORS OF PLAINFIELD 114 EAST SECOND PLAINFIELD DRAKE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 46 PEARL NORTH PLAINFIELD T. H. FULTON, APPLIANCES 41 PARK PLAINFIELD Rev.

Dr. Charles L. Mead. Grant Avenue, 11 a.m., "What Ls a Christian?" Rev. decision on proposed union be tween the Church of England Thomas C.

KiIisr.Thoraas M. Keinr.J.C. Liwis II Founder Manager Director it 1 1 FRANKLIN PLACE at EAST SEVENTH STREET 756-4348 jj G. MULFORD, INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 201 PARK LAINFIELD Bruce L. Blackie.

and England's Methodist Church is drawing near, the annual First, 10 a.m., "What Is Methodist conference was told America Coming Rev. ORVIS BROTHERS, STOCKS AND BONDS 216 PARK PLAINFIELD at its opening. George C. Bonnell. 1.