The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 5

Pag A THE FRESNO BEE SATURDAY JUNE 1942 News Of Fresno Churches Outlook Is Bright After Half Year Of At War NEW PASTOR Fresno High School News Tht following wrr rhoten next lemrstrr't studrnt body ntfi-on: Calvin Anduri prreident: Wirmi Tuft A vkt president Marir! Kauffung secretary Cordon Lovyi commluionrr of finance Jack Pcd- dy commissioner of athletics' MU- Church Of Christ Sessions Called dred Edwards rommjeiionrr of so A Cial affsirs: Barbara Bernhard hn nfy legates from kOnrmued rroducfion ATr0mmjgJj0nr cj publications Mary Present Paco Is Fnoet(J Coombs commissioner of de- rresenr race is Mpecrea h(l Bnd StMkMi ell lMder To Turn Axis Soon life Frwno are expected to attend thel third annual California Church of Christ ramp meeting planned from June 1-tih to 29th In Ywemite National Park Loyd Smith Methodist Women Plan Circle Sessions Five circles of tho Womans So-riety of Christian Service of thn First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at noon in the pirn grove in Roeding Park for a potluck picnic Members art requested to toko covered dishes and table service Coffee rolls and butter will be provided Rev Melvin Wheatley Jr associate church pastor will bo tho speaker Mrs Martin Schreiber will report on the work of the rhurch In China while Mrs Elliott will lead tha devotional The executive board of the society will convene Monday at 1 in the home of President Mrs Ins Hansen at 1026 Yala Avenue New Pastor Named For Nazarene Church Takes Pulpit Sunday Rev Harold Woodall who succeeds Rev Frank True as pastor of the First Church of the Kaia rene will deliver his first sermon at 11 A tomorrow In the church at 32DI Grant Avenue Rev True has retired from the ministry and has accepted a position as tearher in Ihe Mendota school Ho was pastor of tho local churrh for four years For tho past four years Rev Woodall wa in rharge of the rhurrh In Palo Alto He la a grad' uate of the Pasadena College and took graduate work at the theologt-ral school In Athena Canada He served the rhurrh for two years a an evangelist Camp Meeting Set For Fresno The annual Pacific Coast camp meeting of the Church of God (Independent Holiness People) Is planned In Fresno at Balch and Jackson Avenues from Thursday evening through June 21st About 2T0 delegates from ail parts et the West are expected to participate Among the speakers who will he presented during the conference are: Kelly of Hollywood formerly a missionary in India and In the Hawaiian Islands: Herbert Goodrich and Curtis Moore both of Los Angeles Berl Pipes of Fresno and Otto Duerker pastor of the local church at 3049 Nevada Avenue The schedule for earh day will Inrlude a prayer meeting at 6 A testimony session at 8:30 A children's meeting at 6:30 and preaching services at 10 A and 3:30 and 7:45 Arrangements for the meetings are being made by Dwight Doss Walter Rohrer Theron Boone and ripes all of Fresno Theme Chosen For Children's Service Man Takes Fresno Pulpit I Rev Orville Jenkins will deliver hit first sermon as pastor of the Trinity Churrh of the Nasarene at Tuolumne and Street tomorrow' morning at 11 o'clock In the church He succeeds Rev Coutler who hat summed tha pastorate of the rhurrh In Portland Ore A native of Texas Rev Jenkins was pastor of the Nazarene Church in Pinuba for the past four years He attended the Texas Technological College and he and his wife are gradual of the Pasadena College The new minister is dlstrlrt president of the Nazarene Young Peoples Society comprising Non herd California and all of Nevada Martin Goehring Is Named Chapter Leader Martin Goehring was reelected president of the Alpha Nu chapter of Gamma Delta a Lutheran students association in the chapter's "end of the semester" meeting recently in ihe home of Rev Rauermelster Dinner was served David Rogers was elected vice president Lurille Engebrecht sec-retary Murirlle Gerbltx treasurer Betty Klyver reporter and Louise Engrlbrocht historian Church Club Will Install New Officers New offiren of the Fidelia Club of the First Armenian Presbyterian Churrh will be installed at ceremonies scheduled for Tuesday at 8 hi In the churrh A candlelight service conducted by Rev Arsham Yeramlan pastor will follow The officers to be seated are: Esther Bagdasarlan president Katherine Karadian vice president Victoria Aivazian secretary Victoria Elia treasurer and Grace Adams auditor Lydia Adams Is tho retiring minister of the Talni Avenue Church will be on of the principal speaker Other speakers will Include: Hugh Tiner president of the George Pepperdine College In Los Angeles McMillan manager of the College Church In Abilene Texas W'ade Ruby a faculty member of the George Pepperdine College Forrest Waldrop minister of the York Boulevard Church In Los Angelea Ralph Wilburn minister of the Cornell Avenue Churrh in Chicago 111 and MrCaleb of Los Angeles a missionary In Japan for -nor than fifty years In addition prartlrally all cf the ministers of the affiliated rhurches in the state are expected to be in attendance at some time during the conference William Irvine minister of the Arlington Heights Church will participate Services at and 11 A and 6:30 are slated for each Sunday Hiking and other outdoor activities are planned for each Monday and Saturday week from Tuesday through Friday Bible classes are scheduled In the morning to be followed by panel discussions In the afternoon Sen'lres are slated In the church bowl earh evening All other meetings will be con dueled In the campgrounds The Berkeley Chun-h la arranging the conclave with Woodrow Whitten minister of the church aa host Rev Orville Jenkins Dedication Of Service Flag Set A service flag with ona geld star and twelve blue stars a gift ot tha Phi Kappa Circle to tho Memorial Baptist Church honoring church members serving in the armed forces will be dedicated at a servlet tomorrow at 7:30 The gold star Is for Marvin Dunham who wee reported killed In action at Pearl Harbor last December 7th while serving aboard the USS Arizona Members who are in the service represented hy the blue stars are Jack Coleman Francis Dake Richard Dake Blaine Elite and Robert Houghton Clarence SrhllrhUng Wallace Surby Johnhy Thompson and Pete Hen-sen Services Slated Rev A Carglle who for the past two weeks has been conducting meetings In Palermo will occupy the pulpit of tha Advent Christian Church at 553 Dearlng Avenue at both services tomorrow The Blunder Of A Bishop will bo the topic of the sermon for the morning Tho Lord's Supper will be celebrated In the evening Wings For The Messages Of God la the theme of the Day service which will he conducted in the First Congregational Churrh at and Divisadero Streets tomorrow at 9:45 A under the leadership of Richard Helm superintendent1 Parents and friends are Invited to attend The following scenes directed by Mr Iener Nielsen will bo presented: When Stones Helped Men Remember With The Ancient Story Tellers In The Days Of King Jnilah AVrltlng About Jesus During The Dark Agra The First Printing Press and Tho Church And Vacation Bihlo Schools Separate tables will be provided for the seven rirrles of the Womens Club of the rhurrh at a breakfast meeting slated for Wednesday at 9 A in the umbrella grove of Roeding Park The club will furnish hot rolls and butter Members are requested to take coffee In thermos bottles Mra Pent-zer new president and Mrs Pearl Adams retiring president art In charge of arrangement! Church Will Welcome Missionary Pair Miss Hannah Jacobson of Chicago III and Miss Anna Wendell of St Paul Minn will he welcomed to Fresno as missionaries to the migrant population of the area at a special service planned for tomorrow at in the Trinity Church at Belmont Avenue and Thesis Street Members of the churches In Kerman and Ktngsburg will participate Mis Jacobson a public health nurse originally waa commissioned to the Lutheran mission field in India but was unable to obtain passage because of the war Miss Wendell a home mission worker has been transferred to Fresno from Canada 1 Young People vvn Plan For Convention Preparations for the state convention slated for June 19th and 20th in Fresno will bn made at tha preconvention rally of the Armenian Young Peoples Societies of the San Joaquin Valley tomorrow at 6:30 In the Pilgrim Armenian Congregational Churrh at 1323 Street Rev Arsham Yeramina pastor nr the First Armenian Presbyterian Church will ba the speaker State Prealrient Archie Nahlglan of Fresno will preside at tha session Other state officers who will participate Inrlude Haig Boghoalan vice president and Henrietta Kri-korian secretary both of Fresno and Isabelle Menendian of Yettem treasurer The seniors who are members of the California Scholarship Federation were presented with Pint at an awards assembly Friday They are Juanita Brown Eugene Christos Frank Ennis Jr Alex Googooian Betty Greening Joan Jertberg Natalie Kurtovirh Alice Miller Sheldon Lewis David Metzler James Rauguat and Robert Morrison Elaine Sauer Donald Webster David Wood George llamperson Norman Ambrose Mabel Lowe Masako Ono Frances Taylor Bill Dillon Jean Foot Phyllis White Virginia Brigham Joe Hedrick Constance Edwards Creighton Nelson Jean Ellen Marin Louise Mat-ten and Malcolm Barrett Other awards presented at the assembly Included Class basket-ball Bill Hill Dwight Long George Irhiba Chris Petropuloa Leonard Routt Merle Martin Jim Rradshaw Dick Rundle Klyoshl Arata Sonny Gregg Ken Kknwara Edward Hen-mi and Nick Kourafas and Jack Hall manager Class A basketball: Albert Cano Duane Long Ed Sullenger Stan rani Homer Venable Kay Owen Bill Hall Lloyd Knight Bob Schlotthauer Joe Ohanlan and Louis Jurkovirh manager Cano Long Sullenger Borssi Venable Owen and Hall also will receive gold basketballs Marksmanship Alex Googooian Eugene Brown Steven Vind Seth Robertson and Miner Mitchell tennis Roberta Bristol Doris Pearson Dorothy Sullivan Marilyn Rough-ton Barbara Bernhard Frank Ennis Jr Sheldon Lewis Dale Web-tier and David Standiford Class track: Jim Bradshaw Jack Garner Dick Goerlng Leonard Hart Don Levy Dick Kuyumj-ian Akita Nishioka Jim Tanaka Galrn Zimmerman and Gordon Levy class track Howard Aiken Howard Arnold Bill Hill George Ichlba Gordon Klersline Ray Gal lock Dwight Long John Nesper Jim Nishioka Ken Okawara Leon ard Routt and Norman Rudy and Boh Scheldt manager Class A track: Bob Canfield Jack Chandler Jim Cassacclg Don Dp-Minty Paul Glannopoilos Don Hardin Sale Johnson Louis Jurkn-vlrh Merle Martin Bon Sample Bob Schlotthauer Ed Sullenger and Don Webster Gold track shoes were awarded to Jim Brawshaw Dirk Kuyumjian Don Hardin Merle Martin and Jack Chandler The service awarded for participation In extra curricular activities went to the following: Jean Barger Jack Bennett Juanita Brown Alex Googooian George Griffenhagen Barbara Hall Sheldon Lewis Lou Maslen Quinn Mit lar Sara Sager Charles Sells Evelyn Sterios France Taylor Don Webster and George Woosley Eugene Christos Don Webster and Natalie Kurtovirh rovaledicto-rlans were presented with special leadership awards for their scholastic attainment Church Services Sunday tat Mrrttary or lh Womans Chrlallen Mleeinnerv Sorlrty Meatlns of the Sun-ley erhool offM-rre end work-re Wrrinta-riey -vrnin A pntlurk dlnor ie plannrd el Presbyterian Pastors Will Exchange Pulpits Rev Ralph Hamilton paitor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church and Rev Joseph Ewing pastor of the First Presbyterian Church wilt exchange pulpits for services scheduled for 8 o'clock tomorrow evening Rev Hamilton will speak on From Strength To Strength In the First Churrh at and Calaveras Streets while Rev Kwlng will use his topic With Eyea Open In the Westminster Churrh at Grant Avenue and Abby Street Guest Pastor Will Be Speaker In St James' Faring The Future Unafraid la the topic to be used by Revg Melvin Wheatley Jr associate pastor of the First Methodist Church when he speaks at the regular service of St James' Episcopal Cathedral tomorrow at It A Dean James Mallorh of the cathedral la alatcd to talk on The Fate And Destiny Of The Churrh In The Modern World In the Trinity Episcopal Churrh In San Francisco tomorrow morning The Sunday morning 8 o'clock service of the cathedral has been discontinued for the Summer baptist Memertal Belmont Awl Narlh rim Rev Jiim Hi It haw paaror Bun-Injr school :30 A II Mnrnlng afrviet It o'clock: subject Ovarramlng Christiana Kvinlng aantet 7: 10 o'clock subject Tha Savioa Call Triple ol flvt mlnnto nm- ration hiahllnhla Companion Along Tha War Pro prayer imupa 8:11 II BTPIT groups SMO II Midweek prola nil prayer nervier Wednesday 7:30 Krcrralloo hour mitav 7 II Frraan Knulhrra Merced Anil Bra Newton parlor Sunday arhonl A Mnmlns arrrler 11 n'rlnrk siihjerl Promlam To Stand On Rvrnina arrvtri a n'rlnrk euhjeet Who la Thr I A inch On Now! Radio arnrlra on linn KPRE from lo A li Sub-tret Biblo Doctrines COXUHKUATIONAL PI I rim Armenian lalSit Rrv If A Chakinakjien paalnr day arhonl 8:41 A Mornlna rUre II orlu-k Kvanln arrvlea A3ll n'rlnrk mnventtnn rally of tha Armanlan Ynun Proplaa Chriatlan Kmlravor Hnrir-lira nf Ihr Kan Joaquin Vallty Churrh peavrr Wrnnraday 7:30 if chair rrhaarsai Friday 7:30 rim Aad Itlilaadrra Rrv John li iirra nunialrr Sunday eMail 0:41 A Adult diaruealnn claae on world alluatlnn Ird hy Fred Mr-(irrw 8:45 A Mnrnina tervica 11 o'clock: auhjart Tha Great American Family Rarlr Krotl anlntal Churrh ilmr nurarry 11 A Wlnqa For Thr Mraaagra or (hid will ha tha theme uf tlu Chlldrrn'a Day Sunday mom In at o'rkiek la lha church under Ihr Irndrrahlp of Mr I-nrr Nlrlarn with 11 drpartmrnl of tha Sunday arhonl pnrtlelpatin Parent and friends art Invited to attend Th Walrh Tower will ha the aarmsn aubjert nf Re Ora ai Ilia Frno Plata Cnllece barralauraata at o'rtork Sundae th roll audlinrhim Pll artarnoon In 'llarlm Fellow- By Dr ITT KacKENZIE (Wide World War Analyst) NEW YORK June As I'ncle Sam reachea the halt year mark of his participation in the "war for survival" he has the satisfaction of knowing he and his Allies are on their way to a victory from whirh they need not be diverted except by their own abort' comings Now 1 suppose such an optimistic outlook will evoke protests from those who while feel ing we shall win ultimately believe the general public should be led to view the situ tlon ai through a glass darkly The Idea la that the public will work harder If It believer we are getting a beating Maybe so but thii column lecla the man In the atreet thinki soundly enough and best results are obtained by giving him the facts And one fact la that we are getting ahead with our job of beating the axis Not Out Of Tha Woods That does not mean we are out of the woods and romping home to victory On the contrary we are on the verge of the bloodieat fighting of the whole war We are about to measure arms with Hitler in a decisive battle which may open any day There are frightful dangers yet In be surmounted and If we do not Density our effort if we I ken the least hit we may be beaten But we definitely can win if wa go alt out Now Set To Outdo Axis Uncle Sam's greatest Individual achievement probably Ilea In production that Is til starting from arratch and in six months making such great strides that on May 19th Dqnald Nelson chairman of the War Productions Board waa able to announre the United Nations war production la "greater than the axis' In every category" That la not to say we have caught up with the axia nations because they are profiting by years cf Intensive effort -1' does mean that we now are set to overtake them If we strain every nerve That la of vast Importance because as this column has so often insisted this la a war of resources of which production and transportation are an Integral part Soldiers alone rannot win this war Men on the battlefield are helpless without mater ieL Long War Brlnga Disaster Thus the worker In the factory and shipyard at home la playing Just as Imports ib-a part in the defense of his country as la the soldier at the front Failure of the man at home to produce could wreck our war effort Just as quickly as could a revolt of the soldiery Sqjupon the extent of our production depends the length of this war a very long confllrt will be disastrous even If we "win" With goed reason we have prideful faith In both the worker and the soldier Hitler declared America could not increase her production In time to save the Allies But we are on the way to perform just that feat Washington officials in dose touch with production say the war (Vy be brought to a turning point Veil year although victory could not be expected nearly to soon FIghUng Men Everywhere America's fighting men now are In all theaters and Lieutenant Gen' eral Brehon Somervell United States Army supply chief says "we can fully equip any troops wa ran send abroad" Our ao vital in modern mechanized are working for all our AUlei from Australia to the smoking sands of the Libyan Desert and the lonely steppea of Russia We surpassed Nazi tank production months ago Our warplanes are battling In all zones They are auatainlng Australia In a moment of dire peril they have materially helped alow Japan they are fighting for China and for Russia they are participating In the unparalleled raids against Germany And Under Secretary of War Patterson says the United States will produre more than ML000 planes this year the mark for which President Roosevelt called One of our great setbacks hai been due to the axis sinking of shipping but last month we turned out filly eight big ships Rear Admiral Howard Vickery vice chairman ot the United Statea Maritime Board aays by September we will be launching three a day and by January or February four a day Thus taking things on the whole as we enter our second semester we can go In with heads up I Ben Chapel Tawnaead And Fnurib Church arhonl 3tl A tin Alfred Jeffrey superintendent Boyd Memorial Thorne A at ('Union A Willrma In ha rat Churrh sc haul 8:30 A Preaching 11 A OTHFR IIKMIMI NATION! tutealrrra IH Amsrlra 8 reene Major Jl Smith In rharge Sunday arhonl I Kvangrllalic arrvtraa on Kunday Tunulair Tnurwiey eed Friday rvrnlnge o'clock All metlinii arc open to (he puhllr loiter Day Salnle Homo Aod Morwe Weller II Palmer president of Fresno Rranrh Sundey erhool 10 A Roy Circs eupcrlntendrnl Seerement matt Ing 7 Primary Wnlnradav 4 Mildred Hnrhin praaldent Relief aonely Tuaaday 1:30 Rrlh Cotlrell praal-deni Mutual Improvement Aeeoriellng Tuaedey 7:30 Clifton Boyack uperlnleadcnl t'nlrnry Tabeennrt First And Nevad Rev CoiiKliran juator Sundey school 8:43 A Morning eervk 11 o'rlnrg Tnung people 7:45 RIM study Wednesday 7:45 Service Friday 7:41 Armenian ApsaluMa Haly Trinity And Ventura Rev Brut Sarklalan paalor Bervlraa begin al A First raaaa 10 A Sunday arlmnl 0 A Whit Avrnu Gospel Hall I4JB While Sunday erhnnl anil Bible rleee A Hrrakln nf breed 11 A Gospel preachfnc 7:30 Nallaoal Religious Spiritual IBIS I iranga Rev Johnson paalnr Rvanlni o'rlnrk Meellnga Wedeeedayg Fridays end Sundeve Freann Rlhl FeUnwefclp Vanmwu And Tnaemlla John Bnvd minleter Sunday sarvlree end 11 A Rmmannel Prnleetialnl Mlaslau Ninth And laws Salma Nclann paalnr Mine me Hnm 1055 South Fighlh Street Sunday erhool 0:41 A Moraine worship 11 o'rtork Tnung peopla'e meeting Sunday 7 Evening aervire 7:45 n'rtork Gospel mealing Tuaaday end Friday 74B and Saturday 2:30 Batvellaa Amu SIB Van Ilea Amu Clladei SIB Van Neaa day erhool 8:30 A Mornlna etrvlra 11 n'rlork: eubjrrt What le Man? Corn-munlnn will ha aarvad Nn at nine earv-Ira due to harcalauraalr Hlsli arhonl and TP (ellnwahip croup mrellng The Lyons Circle will meat Monday in the hnmr nf Mrs Jl Carr 334 Meridian Avrnuv Mre Dunham and Mra Nr lion are ro-Imrtrarra Pravar mrrlln Wailnredav 7:30 aubjart Symphnnv Of The Gnapela Sev Bonner in rhare Wrl-mmr rleee lunrhmn In tha eudel hall Thuraday 12:30 Pint Aad Tontumm Rrv Rankin taalnr Rrv Melvin Wlieatlry Jr aeoriatr iiaalnr Sunday arhonl A Mornin arrvlrr II n'rlnrk: aublrrt Mrrlln Thr Chnllensr ear Childhood Nn evrnln arrvlrr will held her a liar of th harralaurrat arrvlrra nf th hl(h erhnnla Jhu lurk Jtlrnle nf the Wnman'a Snrlety Of Chriatlan Servfra Tuewlav at noon In Pine drove of Roeding Park Midweek service nf worship Wednesday 7:30 wllh ilia paator In ehtrs Official hnaol martin will follow Hie re VMa llllaata And North Mari Rev Mark lev paalor Sunday arlmnl 8:43 A Morning rorvlre 11 n'rlork: ruhlert Tnrlltfrrenre Jnlerme- dlalo Tnuth Fallpwrlilp :30 Rve-nln aervire 1:30 n'clnrk: aubjert Worship WSCB will mart Turaday in thr horn nf Mra Lewie 4S4 Recreation Avenu Th epeekrr will he from tha Praam Pnnaiiment Intareat Pouttrll: triple How Tn Buy Properly And Conserve Food Suppllre Prayer mealing Wednesday 7:30 ralw Commualljr Main And Kar Hand Rav Andrew Weaver paalnr Sun' day erhnnl 10 A Mnrnlna aervire 11 o'clock: subject A Blnndy Gospel Communion aervire Mies Alma Jnnra will In The Ilvln Gnd Senior end Inler-mrdlate Fellowship laacura 7 Rve-nlng aerv Ira n'rlnrk: auhjrel Winer Over Jordan Prayer rlrel Wrdnerdav 10 A euhjrct Teach Ui Hnw To Pray Carter Memorial Ban Joaquin And lev Toliver paator Sundae srhnol A Morning arrvlrr it APE League Rvrnlng aerv Ira 7:30 Free Sak-k Aad Couth Maple Rrv Prraton Harmon paalnr Sunday rhnnl 1141 A Morning ecrvlr II n'rlnrk TPMS 7 Rvenlng arrvlra 7:30 o'clock Tuesday 7:30 Ttorru Clreto Wedneeday 10 A la 4 Midweek Inaplretlnn hour Wadneaday 7:30 Church night supper Friday Fell (laaprt Taberuaria IHvlaadrro And I Rav A Oatarbarg paalnr lunday arhonl A Morning aerv lea 10:43 n'rlnrk Rav Frank Llndnulat nf Mlnno-apolla apeaker Henlor end Junior Tnung Pro plea CA aervire 5:41 Evening aervire 7:45 e'rlork Rvensallatln aarvlra hv Rev Mndqulat Bible atudy Wrdneedav 7:45 Intrrreaalnn end prayer Thun-dayglo A Prayer eosles Friday TiMly Cburek Of Tha Naaaieoa Taatumne And It Rev Orville Jenkine paetnr Punday arlmnl 8:41 A Mnrnlni earvlcr 11 n'rlnrk: auhiert Th Ulllmela Purpoe Young pen ple'e eervlr Rve-nlng eervlce 7:30 n'rlnrk euhJeeL The Way nf salvetinn Prayrr and Praia service Wrdneedav 7:43 Rmrguulaed Iharck Of Jrsaa Ckriat Of taller liny Salute 2413 (lay Rider Frank Enlx pee or Sundev rhnnl A Mnrnlng errvlre It n'rlnrk i terramenl errvlre in charge of Rider Roberts Church school 0 Rvenlng arrvlcr 7:15 Rider Wiles apeaker Prayer merlin! Wcderadey 7:45 Pilgrim HnHneee Rrlmnnl And North errand Rev 11 Garrard jweliir Sunday arlmnl 8:45 A Mnrnlng eervlce 11 n'rlnrk: euhlerl A Commander In Chief A Mill Meld And A Prophet Of Ofld Evening arrvlcr 7:45 eubjert Go pel Truth Prayer mrellng Wednesday Bribe! Tempi Thomas Aod Clark Rev Oplr paalnr Sunday aehnnl 9:45 A Mnrnlng servlra 11 a'rlnek Craead era eervlr 5:30 Evening eervlrr I Dr George Stlrgllte of Tamm will apeak el both earvleee Blbla atudy Turaday 5 Victory aarvlca Thuraday Prayer aarvlca Friday Amieelee Felt Goapel rhurrh Of Oad Moan And Rev Clierlre Kelemkorlen paalor gim-day school 8:41 A Mnrnlng eervtra 11 n'clnrk: aubjurt Gone Rut Not Rvenlng eervlr n'rtork rubier Tim An The Riert Prayer mealing Turaday and Thuraday Mother prayer meeting Wednesday 9 First Churrh Of Chrll SrlfuUtt fetovera And Servlrre 11AM end Sundev I-eaenn euhjerl God Th Only Ceue And Creninr Sunday erhnnl end 11 A Testimony meatlns Wadneaday I Reading mama Nn 03 Pacific South-writ Building open dallv hour from A lo 8 exrept Wedneedevn when It rlneri nl 8 Bundhye and hnlldavn from 1 In Armenian Rnngellral ndraomlaatlaaal) 548 Rev TahmlaUn paetnr Sunday arhonl 941 A Mnrnlng servlra 11 n'rkirk: auhjrrt Hie Commandments Are Not Orirvraii Evening errvlre 7:30 n'rlnrk: mhirrl Immediate Obedience To The Abram loaven l'r And Goan To Canaan round film will he reran! ed dur-Ing the eervlr Prayer meeting Id nee-day 7:30 First Churrh Of The Hanna Greet And North Hoc nag Rav Herald Woodall paalor Sunday erhnnl 5:41 A Mnrnlng nervlra 11 n'rlnrk Intend net nrv aervire for new pne-I nr Hev Woodall Young people' arrvlra 8:41 Rvenlng aarvlrr f45 O'rlnrk: siihierl Evangelistic Midweek prayer mealing Wednesday 7:45 And Mrrrrd Rrv Phillip Johnano parlor Sunday arhonl A Mnrnlna arrvlra 11 n'rlnck: aiihject Tha World Han Kyra Evening arrvlcr 7:30 n'rlnck: iihjrrt The Start Prom Shanarl 1a Midweek aervire Wrdnraday 7:40 ruhlrrt What llapprnrd In Clrvrland A report an thr Northern Baptlrt rnnvrnllno Twelfth Wrrr 4111 Nrradn Rrv Clifford Inlr poator Sunday aehonl 0:41 A Mnrnlna aervire 11 n'rlnrk anblvrt So Aa By Pirn Kvanlna servlra a auhjrrt Thr Pol tar's Vrnari Prayrr retina Wrdnraday Brotherhood mealing Thursday Pint Mralran I Oil 1 Rrv Martlnn paalnr Sunday arhonl 10 A II Mnrnlna atrvlre 11 o'elork: aubjart Tho Triumph Of Ch Mafia nlty Evening nervier a o'elork: ails' Ircl Thr Imprrlal Paaarnarr Womrna Missionary Union Turaday Bap-tial Ynun People Prayer merlins Thuraday a FI rat Sauthrm Mrrrrd And Broadway Rrv 71 Tally poator Sunday srhnol 0:45 A Mnrnlna arrvlrr 11 n'rlork: subject Making Cholera Treln-Inc union 7 Rvrnina arrvlrr n'rlnrk: auhjrrt Attarhrd To Thr Vina Prayrr merlins Thuraday Second A imI Rrv Padraclraiia poator Sunday arhonl 9:30 A Morning arrvlra 11 n'rlnrk BTPU followed at 7:30 o'clock bv tha avrnlna rarvlca Monnl Plroaanf ridfAa And Sunday arhonl 8:41 A Momlnx arrvlrra 11 RYPU merlins Bvanlns arrvlrr 7: 10 n'rlork R'rat Frraaa And Calavrrna Per Byrd parlor Sunday arhonl A Mnrnlna arrvlra It n'rlnrk Devotional arrvlea 10:45 A BTPU la meeting :15 for hlyh aehnnl id roll act ynun people under th leadership nf Gtnr Howard nrraldrnt Final plan will be mad for tha Summer eonfrrenre for wlilrh elElileen ynun people have rrlaierd Women Club breakfast merlin will be held Wednea-day a A Mf In lha umbrella mvt nf Rnadltur Park All rlrelea will meat ai the ma lima and the new rlrrle leaden will ha announreri For rearrvatlnne nr Information nleaea lelrphooe Mrs fenjarr 3-1 173 nr lira Pearl Adams 347705 Bummer schedule nf rvteea will emtmenra Sunday morning June 14th with mnmln wnrahtp at lb earlier and ronler hour nf 10 n'rlork I nat rad nf 11 Thl will be a unified arrvlrr with tha Sundey arhonl the same hour Women nf th rhurrh under th leader-ship nf Mn Cnlenn will sew el the Red Crone heedquaritre Wednesday 10 Una Aad Monterey Rev Bauer paetnr Sunday erhnnl 0:15 A Mornin earvlre 10:30 o'elork Chrlallen Kndremr 5:30 arrvlrr 7:30 n'rlnrk tCR end e- rnln arrvlrr la Enilleh th third lunday of each month 1 Rranaellral lafbrean Crnaa And Kan INrro Rrv Klealrr paalnr fundav rhnnl A Mnrnlna errvlre 10:30 nelnrk Firat Sunday of each mnnlh Rndlsh aervire 10:30 A Christian Rndeavnr Rvenlnk aervire 7:30 n'rlnrk Prayrr mrtna Wrdnraday 7 Saturday 7 Sunday 3 ladle eld merlin ermnd Sundey Hirh month 3 PM Friendly aid meeting Thursday I Fresno Tech School News The baccn laureate service will he held at 8 tomorrow evening in Ihe First Christian Church Rev McGowan will deliver the address to the graduating seniors The speakers will he Jean Oliver James Rounzoaln and Ivan Nyberg David Perk will lead the commitment prayer The member of the Forum Club and Ihe rast of Technlrades held a iwlmminjf party June 4th Those ittendlng were Marilynne Hess Donald Reed Angel Andresaisn Lawrence Long David Peck Jsrk Wilton Sue Chnoknorlan Ruehcn Robles Edward Robles Raffle IIs-rootiin Gordon Herateln Hasmlg KavookJIan William Anderson Pearl Leverltt Barr Per Mugrrilch-inn Lola Bardnrf Steve Suddjlan and Guy Chookoorian A Red Cross display of comforter Afghans and haby clothes waa held Friday The pieces on exhibit were made by the sewing classes under the supervision of Mrs Mylius PRRRRTTRRIAN rint And felnvrrea Rev Joseph Rwtn paalnr Sunday rhnnl A Morning nervier 11 n'rlnrk Communion arrvlra Tonne Pen-ple'e matting S41 Women society group martins Tliradey 2 Homrhulldrra mrrirng 5m Bov Hr out mrrlln In Boyd Chapel TPM Midweek worship aervire Wrdnerdav 7:30 Adult rhnlr rahaamal Friday 0:30 CATHOLIC Raalnn I ailed Rim Near IJamla Chemist Sees End Of Natural Rubber MIDLAND (Mich) June )-Dr Willard II Dow relating the discovery and development of a rubber substitute that may see many American motorists through the war years aaid here today that "1 think we will never returnBto nat ural rubber however abundant It may A noted chemist Dr Dew la president of the Dow Chemical Company here OutUnlng the comparatively brief history of the aynthetlc rubber thiokol now being developed by the Dow company In conjunction with Thiokol Corporation of Trenton Dr Dow said a Kansas City chemist came upon it by chance thirteen years ago From this Dr Dow aald may come the aubalance with which 1000000 automobile tires may be retreaded each starting late this Summer to help meet the war created shortage and solve much of America's even now pressing transportation problem Chemists and tire manufacturer! Dr Dow said have been seeking substitutes for rubber "but never among the thermoplastics" "Once these are accepted" he predicted "we shall go forward and think we will never return to natural rubber after the war however abundant It may become" Dr Dow making his first public comment on thiokol credited its discovery to Dr Patrick of Kansas City who he said came upon It In 1929 while trying to perfect an anti freeze solution for automobile radiators The veteran chemist long fsmous for his research and discoveries of great significance aaid major tire companies are experimenting with thiokol He aaid Ita tensile strength is nearly as great aa that of rubber and that It la far more resistant to solvent or oil action He added: Complete casings have run up to 10000 miles without showing appreciable wear Rev Hamid Wllron paalnr Sunday arhonl 10 A Momln aervire li n'rlnrk: auhjrrt The Real Of Power Chriatlan Rndmenv end prayer amnia 7 Rlneefl Garrett leader: tnjur Anrirnl Vereton And Oimtaliona Of The Srrlptiirra Kvrnln arrvli-e n'rlnrk: aubjert Pereonnl Prinrttlra Grrhratrn prar-tire Monday 7:30 rhilr prartlre Thuraday 7:30 Tnun Penplea fnn-1 rranre at Lake Hanuota le scheduled from July 37th to August 3rd Firat Armeoieo First Aod Huatlogtoa Rev Araham Yeramlan parlor Sun :30 A Mnmlm I n'rlork The eenaoe will be la Fnglleh day arhonl :30 A Mnming wrvlrr I n'rlork The eenaoe will be la Fnglleh An exhibition of the work of the mill and cabinet shop was held Frl day The display Included a ror ncr cupboard sewing cabinet five msgsiinp racks four coffee tables four end tables two large inlaid serving trays six nut bowls six randy bowl a four elixir trays one kitchen rabinet two folding kitchen tables ten bulletin boards and one cedar chest The display was under the lupervisfon of Cowan Adlulent Jerk Lilli leader Company merlin 8:45 A Hntlneea meeting II A Young people' meeting Halvaimn mrellng Holiness mart ing Thuraday Belvatloa meeting Saturday 7:30 Pealrroatal Hallueae First And Harvey Rev Tawrtnre Rnodca paalnr Sundev rhnnl 9:43 A Moraine eervlr 11 n'rlnrk Evening aervire Prayer meeting Turaday 7:30 Kvangalletlr urn Irr Thiiradav 7:30 Spiritual Irlrnre I'harrk 4 ISA WTaahlnstaa Rrv Marion Wtlrog paalnr Rvanlna aervire n'rlnrk: song service led by Kadlna Rartfwi: n'clnrk leelure: sprrlal eervlr Tuaedey arrvlcr I Meoumll Brethren And Kan Smile Rundey erhnnl p41 A Mornlna arrvlrr 11 n'rlnrk Rvrntn a err let 7:30 n'clnrk Prayer mealing Wednesday 7:30 SI George Greek Urthodas 740 West Ffeana Rav Cherelambla Bknnfla pea nr Sunday aehonl A Morning servlet 10 o'elork Mturge 10:30 A fhriallnn Community I Inlrfdmaiulnnlhinal) Freann Aaaemhly I mlrr Rev SakegurM Hev Innrl Mator Jmal Rev Jlaahlmnln paalnn Sundae arhnnl 10 A Afternoon arrvlee 2:30 In rerreeri'n hall Nn 2 R-l) Rev Jnaeph Kwlng paalnr nf Ihe Presbyterian Churrh speaker Eve nine errvlre 7:30 Maine Intel speaker with Rev Sakecitchl nresldlna Christian Tnuth FCHnwahlpL 30 1 Richard Kakal la chairman and Marv Kaaal anna leader Tanukr Kawal will da-dvrr th meditation Praver m1nea Wednesday Choir prartlre Thursday 7 All meetings In rermllnr hall Nn 3 iR 1 1 ralirraal f'horrh Of Wlrlne Prime 744 Mild redo Rev Edna Krllrv nasi nr Evening aerv 5 n'rlnrk euhlert Dlemuregmirnf Vrrene EnmuracemrnL Srrmnn hv Mar-Newman eealalrd hv Cub MrCnllnoah Muetr arranged bv Maudrn Turner mower meeengee hy Rev Krllrv Wedneedsv evening eervlr n'rlnrk: euhlert Virtnrv Versue Vtrtnrlea Sermon hy Arrhla Perry aeaielrd hv Raima Mmnlrk hy Ka-teiie Minn Irk Flower meeeegra hy Rtv Kelley Primda Communll Grnnl And Unwell Rrv Fred Krhrneiler peatnr Sundev aehnnl f-41 A Mnrnlng aervire 1 n'einrk: aiihJecL 4 Wnrhlng Creed For A Cnmnleq Age CK grnone Rvenlng unite 7 '40 auhtent Tot Them Grow Sundev erhool eminrll Monde WM will meat In the home nf Jala Mourn 1030 Ffdnra Avenue' iJZi njJOBtv Innday erhool teerhrre end nfflrm masl- 5: aou Pilgrim Armenian Onnerrratlnnal Churnh Election of the Technicalities and Tech News staff was held Friday Juanlla Vernon was elected editor of Ihe Technicalities to succeed Marelena Halstead Marilynne Hess and Bernice Brass were elected as-slelant editors to surceed Mary Fulkerson and Jean Oliver Raffie Harnotisn succeeded Phillip Martin aa editor of tho Tech New Rosemarie Elwood was elected assistant editor to succeed Florence Couch FPINUIPAL St damea tMkedral Aad 8 ream Right Re Sanford blalinp of San Joaquin Very Rev a Horn deen Rev A Wood eenclate Rev A Walters Rev HMres Rev li Grevee hnnnrery rennna Krnaet Curtie dren saalalent Sunday erhoal 0:30 A Sunday eervlce 11 A Rav Mai via Wheatley Jr aaaoelata paalnr nf tha First Methodist Church will eimk on Feeing The Future Unefreld Thursday at 10 A M'TMFKAN Trinity (Aasaelann Synod Watmimt And Ibrala Rev Harry Vlctnrmn paetnr Sundey rhoni 8:45 A Mnrnlna aarvlrr li o'clocki subject Confirmation Nurarry hour 11 A It Evening eertlre 7 o'clock Special sioekere will he MM Hannah Jacobson end Mlaa Anna Wendell Reception In honor of Ihe mleslimerlee in toe parleh house will fallow The Willing Wnreere will meet Tuesday In the home nf Mr end Mre Geylna Smith 140S Arthur Avenue The women nf th rhurrh will meet Thuraday at 3 In the pariah house Mre Sms Lovcgren will he the hneteae Chmr prertk-e 5 Th board nf edmlnlatrailnn Friday Junior confirmation class Saturday Our SayktuFe North 8 rail Aad l'el Rrv Saitrrmrtrlrr paalnr Suadav arhonl 10 A Mnrnlu arrvlee II n'rkirk: aubjert The Spiriluel Glfle Which The Savior Gives Servlrre will hr rondurted In Madera Sundey at 7:30 by lha pastor Srlhrl North Rrnadwey Aad Snmiirr Rev A IWderrrn parlor Sunday rhnnl 10 A Mnrnlna arrvlrr 11 a'ekiek holy rommunlon rrrvlra Lulhrr Leagua Turadrv la th par-annate Choir prartlre Tuesdajr S'30 Bible atudy Friday A If Piindav arhonl ptrnla In the umbrella frova al Hording Park June 21 at First fapana fboamag Rev Rntiert Rnmeia i-asinr Sunday rhnnl S41 A Moraine arrvlrr n'rlnrk: suhjrrt Lnva Sant nr Lulhrr loaaue Church council Monday 7-30 Pmmaauel MHawmrt SyaadJ Maripura Aad Rrv Reward Rudnirk paator Adult membership class 30 A Sunday srhnol 1015 A Mnrnlna service 10 41 n'rlnrk: euhlret The Klnadnm Of rind Uke A Krniei Of Grain Siwrial merlin nf tha ladles Auilhery Womens Mieemn- rv Rndrevnr end ladles Aid Immediately Her the aervire Sunday erhnnl trarhere Wrdnraday 7:30 Ladles Auxiliary Friday 3 Warihnrr Ventura Aod Rev Ritter peatnr Sunday erhnnl A Mnmlns aervire A'3n n'rlork Choir prartlre Wrdnaadev 7:30 Last Sunday nf earn ntonlh eenlcea art eanducled In Rngliah Announces Special Sermon Sunday 1 1 A by Rev Melvin Wheatley On the Subject "FACING THE FUTURE UNAFRAID" The Public li Invited St Jofco'e rlMrftl Mirinau Adi Very Rev Philip X-nnnlv iwetor: Rev Thames Heyte B-v Clement Hisslne end Rtv Ptenrii Politick seeietent jaet-ore Sunder meiuwe me eel end 11:45 A At (he rraena Air Bee 7:15 A Nnvrne In honor of Our Lsity of P-rp-tuel Help end Benediction Sunday evening at 7:30 end o'elork Dally meed-m 0:30 end 7:41 A Holy hour Prtitey wenln from 7:30 to Cnnfrretone Saturday 4 to 6 and to a St 307 Rraracy Redmplnrlat Palhtra In chars R-v franri Hurt Ha naetnr Sunday meeeee 7 5 I 10 end 11:15 A Daily mature '30 end A Devotions Sunday Turaday fhonortn Our lady nf Perpetual Help ead Saturday at :10 Plomdora Aad Wlekau Very R-v Mnnalannr Jem- Twiwlln 5ator Patrick Rr-alia aad R-v on O'fioh-rty aeelelanta Sunday maw 7 and 11 A Dally maea A Moth-r nf Sorrow Nov-na Pride 7:30 rnnfeaatnn 4 lo and tn Saturdays St BtenwrCi Talar Aad-C R-y Jnea da Oalara'ta peatnr Sunday maim a Italian: '30 Chin-aa and Rnrlish: 11:30 A Meak-an la Malaoa A Dallv maea A Datlv roaerv service 7:30 Onnf-aeloa Sal' uitlaya 3 to 5 and 7 to cnmcit OP CHRIST Palm Avron Palm And Dennett Ikiyd Smith minleter Rlhlo study :41 A Mnrnlna r-rvlr 10'O nvmrk: P'lhlaet Christ The Jlshl Of Th World Rlhl- study Rv-nlna srvlr- a n'rlnrk: Th Churrh Aa Rrvealrd In Th- N-w Teeiament Midweek nt-dina W-dnradav a Trinity AndnRManida RIM -la-a-a -30 attuna and rommunlon 7:30 CHRISTIAN Rrtmoat A rraar R-lmonl Aad LoM-t Rrv Charier A Snyder paetnr Sunday rhnol :30 A Mnmlnr e-rriee 10:50 n'rlnrk: euMrrt Childhood Aad nod Children's Tie- tnarras Christian Rn-drevnr me tinea Rvmtna aerv Ire eubi-rt Th- IHr-neth Of mtlar tin In 111- PI ah hark hnoM 4SS Olfnn Avenue Wednesday 5 Wlaabm 7745 Hammond Sunday arhonl 04 A Mnrnlna rvlri II n'rlork: Ruv Tha Truth Rtmlnr arrvtcr 7:30 subject Sell It No Pint TunhMtin And Re Neal MeUnwan paalnr Bund arhonl A Mnrnlno ln-IUI n'rlnck: aubjart Tha Dlvler Word Rvt-nln arrvlrr 7-45 n'rlnck auhjarf True HMritual Worship tPrrrnn Trrhnlrel Hl-h Arhonl bares la nrr eta arrvlrr I New ra nf tha Woman's Cminril will ha In--tailed Turaday by Mra 5:30 Choir rehearsals 5'30 Installation of new officers nf Young Womens Fidelia Club Turaday 5 thin' die Itcht rrramony hy the paator will fnl low Womens eld annual plrnlc Thuraday June -lath Rrfnrtnrd Harvey And Barton Rev A Atkin paalnr Sahhatl rhnnl 45 A Morning aervire 11 n'rlork euhlret The llnnanleilnn Of Gospel Hope Rvenlne servtre 7:30 n'rlork: uhjerl Gnd gallaflra The Longing nul 'ming Peoples lunmra end edulla meellnre 5:30 Prayer mrellng Wednesday 7:45 I ailed INIre Near Wlahna Rev Clifford Kamadal paalnr Sundae erhnnl S-45 A Morning ervi rr 1 auhlrrl Th Vtclnriniw Chriat Churrh nf Youth 7PM: euhlert Our Ouirfold Task Bov Seam a Tuesday 7 Choir reheareal Thuraday 7:30 Id Childrens fiav June 14lh Weelntlnaler Grant And Ahby Rev Ralph llamlllnn paalnr Sunday erhnnl A Mnmln rrvtra II n'rlnrk: (uhlert He Humbled Himself Tnun Penplea CR meetlnr TPM Rvenlnk errvlre auhiert With Cyra Often: eermon bv Rev Joseph twin pastor nf tho First Presbyterian Churrh Rrv Hamilton will apeak In the Firat Churrh Pleas pnta change of hour for Sunday rvrntn arrvlrr Servlra nf prayer and Rlhl study Wrdnraday Choir prartlre fnilowln praver aervire 5:41 Hundav arhonl plrnlr Saturday In the umbrella mv Roadm Park: pntlurk plrnlr dinner 5 41 wllh games and ptorrain foil owing Children Jktv will he observed Sundae June Officers elected at a recent Tic Toe Club meeting were Barbara Gooch president Anns Mae Ilofe-dilz vice president Jean Driewer ncrrelary Naomi Vinson treasurer Miss Margaret Crane sponsor of the club this year waa presented with a going away gift Boy Delegates Chosen 7ULARR (Tulare Co) June 6 Phillip Charles Hoffman and Jark Johnston have been selected as the three Tulare High School Junior who will he delegates to the American Legion Boys Stale at Davis this month Civilian War Casualty Bill Gets Group Okah WASHINGTON June The senate labor committee approved today a bill to pay federal peneflta of 830 to 885 a month to Impendent of civilians killed or Xreoni Injured in war operations including practice blackouts Eleventh Man Dies As Result Of Stockton Fire STOCKTON June The death of Private Leroy Frees 24 of Conahohocken Pa brougni to eleven today the loll of a fire and explosion rocked the army air force advanced flying aehonl here shortly before midnight Wednesday Nine other eoldiera and a civilian fireman trapped by the fire In a building where the servtre men had been unloading a crate of guns died during or shortly after the blast Nine soldiers and four Arem-r FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Is new ifftMaM wkk Ik Baalim BesMet Caavaallaa Ita Sealheeu Bap-nat (Karr ha at CaWWala having waived tala Mat her aMrh la Ma lateral eeqasvBeal iraaailatttaa la Ma 1'aHad Malta Vaa aia wrl-famr wnraMa with aa RZV D-TALLY Paalar neaa Mena Committee nf Prennn will have rharge nf Hi evtnlnc aenrahln arrvlrr -Inn 14th Ilmtpnanl James Mrlarnv will apeak Sundae evening June Slat Dallv vara 1 Ion Hi hit erhool anon will open durlnr June Comherlend Narriann And Hedeea Srhmell paalnr Sunday erhnnl 30 A Mornin errvlre 11 n'rlork mn penplr'e errvlre s-30 Rva-nine aervire n'rlnrk HIM study rleee Wrnnraday 2 were Injured and five of the sol-dieri are aaid to be In critical condition at the field hospital Lieutenant Colonel Floyd Tull commanding officer ippnintrd a board of Inquiry to Investigate the explosion the reuse of whirh has not been determined MFTHOIIiaT at Paal'a 311 Frran Rav Warren A Bon nrr paetnr Sun Old rnhkiMd Revival Ckna Peltre Scoop! DR GEO STIEGLITZ OF TACOMA at DETHEL TEMPLE SUNDAY 11 A ib4 I THOMAS at CLARK HAMMER FED QUARTET FRESNO GOSPEL TEMPLE 8M8 IHTfFR AVFVir SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7:45 'tfSMn WITHFItN MPTISTS MParrn ami pto Follow Osr Dlicoiilooe BIBLE DOCTRINE Platt aa RPRR Sunday 8:1 8:0 A RPV RRR HR7TTON Peatnr AM Hymna and Oaapai PraorMna a rar iim ine Saadaya I 81 CaoRe lat-naat'l a LJ? 7.