The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 23

Attend Church Somewhere Church Plans 50-Year Fete HALFWAY, April 19 golden anniversary of (he organization of First Baptist Church of Halfway will be celebrated Saturday and Sunday. Activities will include a rally Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday worship at 11 a.m., dinner on lhc ground al noon, and a church reunion at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. Bob Schmellekolph, pastor, who will bring the anniversary sermon, announces Ihat all former pastors, members and friends have been iuvilcd lo attend Ihe observance. Halfway is 15 miles west of Plainyiew on Highway 70.

Initial meetings of the congregation in 1913 were held in the public school building. Worship services later were held in (he Methodist Church. The basement of the present edifice was built in 1929. aid lh structure was completed at a later date, The present building and parsonage arc valued at $72 000. Eight of the 23 charter members arc still living.

They are Harry Hugeley of Amarillo, Mrs. Stella Stalcup, Mrs. Mavis Tcdtonl Mrs. Allie Mae Lewellwi, Chester Hooper, all of Plainview; Mrs. Kathleen demons of Lubbock Mrs.

Velma Holland of Pasadena, and Mrs. Zina Hugclcy of Ollon. First pastor was lhc Hev. W. Tripled.

The congregation has been served by 18 other pastors including lhe Rev. Mr. Schmellc' kolph. They are: the Rev J. Bagwell, Ihe Rev, G.

I. Brittain the Rev. C. Holland, Ui Rev. J.

Hooker, (he Rev. J. W. Saffle Ihe Rev. Jones Weathers the Rev E.

S. Weathers, (he Rev. f. Loyd, the Rev. Olen Welch the Rev.

W. H. Burrows, the 'Rev John W. Cobb. (lie Rev.

Harvey P. Wolfe, the Rev. J. Keen, the Rev. L.

W. Hardcastlc thc Rev. J. N. Goss.

the Rev. Carlos McLcon and the Rev. Tommy Jones. My Answer By BILLY GRAHAM Do you Olink It Christian (o bewail the fact that 'we not aggressors anywhere'? Doesn'l it take more bravery and intelligence to arbilrate than (o fight? Are there not human lives on both sides of th agreement? L. II.

I lake it that you refer lo some statements in the press about American indecisiveness in dealing with the Communist lak over of Cuba. I believe in negotiation, but there are some things that are not negotiable. Freedom is not negotiable. Human dignity is not negotiable. People are not pawns to be grabbed by lhe tyrants of history.

It Christian to become incensed at injustice and deception. Being a Christian doesn't dull your sense of justice it sharpens it. True, our Lord said: "Deny arm this arc to do. But He always was quick ti defend the innocent, and lo itrike hard against Ihe greedy aspirations of unjust men. When He turned wcr the moneychangers tables, and sent the profiteers in lhc temple a-sciir- Lay Groundwork for Crusade Display Ad Gets Award A certificate in recognition of! meritorious achievement in display advertising has been awarded Ihe Churches of Christ in Am a- rillo for a double-page three-rolor advertisement which appeared in the Sunday News-Globe Diamond Jubilee Edition last 2.

Delbert Eaves, of Ihe Globe- News display advertises staff, who prepared the layout, also received an award, The awards were given by Ihc committee on awards of thc Multi- use Ad-Efcilder, a newspaper art service, sponsored by Ihe Multi- Ad Services, of Peoria, III. Awards arc made quarterly to newspaper i a advertising salesmen and any retail accounts. This marks Ihc second such award Eaves has received REV. BKM'DOCH and the first lime a church ad' has won an award. The Churches of Christ in Amarillo nave been running a weekly adverlisement since May, 1959 and have been offering a correspondence Bible course free la the public since 1960.

More than 475 have enrolled since lhc program began. L. LOVELY --Slalf Pnola Wit hursda discussed initial plans for the arca-wide 27 vl TM a Ust Cnlsad lo be held in Fair Coliseum here Oct. Unhnrt CV Tommy Nelson gencral chair man, left; presided. Dr.

Kobcrt 0 Form, center, team coordinator from the Billy Graham Headauarlcrs 0 ddre Md the ecti "g' The Nolan M. Kennedy, fa lo' I A Cr lg coramit(ce Th will be sponsored jointly by the Amarillo Ministerial Association and the Amarillo Baptist Association. 'You Are Witnesses' Is Theme Of'Girls Auxiliary Court Here Church of God Begins Revival The Rev. W. C.

Ralchfonl, pas- Austin Minister Guest Speaker Guest minister Sunday nl the meeting of Amarillo Unitarian Fellowship will be tbe Hev. Bran- doch Lovely. Thc yroup meets at 10:55 a.m. in Ihe chapel of tlie YMCA. The Hev.

Mr. Lovely, minister of First Unitarian Church in Austin, will be speaking on "Thc Elliic of Being based Salvationists Begin Series Maj. James K. Trilton, fn charge of Ihe Amarillo Corps ot tnc halvalion Army, announces an eight-day revival mccling to be held beginning Sunday. Dr.

Edward C. Walter of Dallas, a Baptist minister, will conduct (lie series. Services will be held in the Kil- gnrc Memorial Chapel, 2101 Van Buren, at 7:30 p.m. daily and at II a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

on Sundays. Dr. Waller, a former captain in the Salvation Army, has conducted evangelistic campaigns throughout the United States and Canada since 1918. He attended the Salvation Army School for Officers' Training in New York City in 1922 and 1823 and was graduated from the Los DR EDWARD WALTEE Angeles Bible Institute in 1927 He; received the Doctor of Dlvi. degree from Ihe Northern Bap- list Assoclalion in 1933 while serving as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Toledo Ohic fi -naiudm lor Goodwill Industries and other welfare agencies in Toledo and Sand- Ohio, and has had extcn- VJIITO, anu nas had exten- ll tl me uiree rtmanno sivc experience as a parole offi- conSrcBat ions o( Jc hovah's Wit- Tpr nnrl i Ile.SSP.I will nltanH tor of VVcslside God'! 011 lle book.

Phenomena 90 N. McMaslcrs, announces 'TM" by Pierre Ticlbard ito roviv.nl mnniintf tr. to begin Sunday Evangelist for the series will be the Hev. C. G.

Crutclier of La. meetings in several slates. Special singing will lie featured will lie held dally at p.m. and on Sundays at iH.m. and p.m.

Chardhis. Mr. Lovely attended Trinity W1 university, San Antonio, and grail- ing as miss ,1 mesa, who has conducted revival ualcd from Harvard College. 1HB, will conduct Sion-irv meetings in several slates. and (ro Harva and from Harvard Divinity School, two Amarillo 1954.

(lie year be was ordained into Ilic ministry. Before accepting the Austin The James Tutiufwill KEY. KENNETH I). BECKER Opening session speakers tor the area-wide Baptisl Girls Auxiliary Queens' Court, when convenes here tonight, will be Miss Katharine Bryan of Birmingham, and Miss Mary Evelyn Fredenburg, medical missionary to Nigeria. Sessions of the Ihree-day meeting will be held in Municipal Auditorium, with the initiaj meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m.

An attendance of some BOO girls from 13 through 15 years of age, wilh (heir sponsors, from over the Panhandle-Plains area is cx- pecled. The Girls Auxiliary, sponsored by the Baptist Women's Missionary Union, i an organization designed to promote missionary ed- ucalion. Queens' Courts are held annually for girls who have passed the rank of Queen in the forward steps program of the auxiliary. Miss Joy Phillips of Dallas, GA p.111. (pulpit in 1958.

he served churches Westsidc Church of God held an'al Carlisle and Reading Mass. jHiimversary service last He is president of liic Central which lhc Rev. B. A. natch- Texas affiliate of American Civil father of the pastor was Ihe Liberties Union past president Sliest minister.

am secretary of Soulliwosleui lhc meeting was attended Fellowship Social iome 60 visitors from over tlie 1 Justice for the Southwest Con- ii i in "I'Kim munaay at 7.30 p.m. the First square Gospel Church, 1200 Wolf. area. Debute Set on Name of AM AUSTIN' (AP)-The house will get a chance next to stder whether Texas AM should! The Golden Text is from John be called a college or a umvcr.i 3 1 7 0 1 sent not his Son into sity. an unscheduled i ialc Thursday, approved (or floor de- Missions Head unss Joy i-niiups of Dallas, GA director for Texas, will preside MARY FREDENBURG all the Amarillo sessions.

Theme of thc meeting will be Are Wilnesscs," which also Tn l- llnm i wi lhc sub ec opening 1 jpeah. Here by Miss Katharine Bry- jan. who leads the Southern Bap- Speaker for the Sunday morning lisl GA program, worship service of (lie First Con-j Following a word of welcome grcgalional Methodist Church will i by Miss Phillips and Ivyloy be Ihe Rev. Kenneth Dale Bishop, of Wayland College Plain- executive secretary of Fellowship Missions. program personalities will ibc introduced.

Afii-" The meeting be held at! "Witnesses in I 11 a.m. in the Federated Women's' the subject assLed CIUb Wf 7V I'VoMier worn wr. decker will rclalc as a medical missionary in Ni- Ihc policies and purposes of geria. Gospel Fellowship Alissions. pro Gospel He was 'Graduated from Bob 1 al lra Saturday, besides Jones University in 1957 with a rymg before a whip-lash, He degree in Bible, and was --rnctly negotiating.

jin the university he spent several ss Br an nll( Mis The West hns stood almost idly summers in evangelistic work in are OJ OC Gi of Dallas, rcpre-j by while a third of the worhl'Latin America. More recently he scnlm the Texas WMU; Miss 1 has been engulfed by served in pastoral work Beverly Ilammack, of lh Soulh- ism. While we love Die Russian! Mr. and Mrs. Becker wer in ern Ba P' ls Home Mission Board, people, we can be strongly in- the Univeisity employ ciuring lhe: Al Ianla; Mrs Charles Caldwell of dignanl toward the deceptive, ami he was working toward his! ldlaml i Carner, associate ucingiM.A.

degree, which was le Tesa Baptist Training i 1 m-ft i i I IJtlinn npllfi rrn I r. ifercnce. 'Atonement' Topic Of Bible Lesson A BiMc lesson oti the subject, "Doctrine of Atonement," will be the world to condemn the world; Its Stale Affairs Committee, in lni 1 Ulc lcl 1 llim nncnlinrtiilml TV, rt i i might be saved." Related readings will include bale a bill by Rep. David Jlaines of Bryan lo change lhc name from Texas AM College to Texas ASM Universit i Luviuui: mg gajufj Ihis passage: "Jesus' teaching lom lhc Summit Chuwh at (lit and practice of Truth involved such a sacrifice as makes us ad 'imit its Principle to be Love' Conduct Rallies In A couple who have been serv- and Mrs. Thaddeus Tultle and Tuesda the same Dalhart Three-Day Meet Of Witnesses Members of the three Amarillo 5 (iiiarc Gospel, MCI UJU Ulll- p.w ill other Ohio cs cs wl altend a fee-day "seminar May 3-5 in the Rita Blanca Coliseum in Dalhart, an.

nounces Sidney Goff, city coordi. nator for tlie denomination. Highlight of the program will a discourse by P. D'Mura, district supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses, cnlitled "Who Will Win the Slruggle for World Supremacy?" Purpose of the Dalbart meeting, Goff said, "is lo train each Witness lo be a belter doorbell missionary," out members of Ihe denomination undergo a continuous training program With the all-out struggle for world supremacy now going on among lhe nations," he said, "it the Bible has to say aboul the final outcome. "For this reason (he Watchtower Society is-sponsoring tills three-day intensive training pro- gram demonstrating effective methods of door-lo-door presentation of Bible information," Kal)l)i To Speak on Fruits of Belief "Belief in God Can Transform Our Lives is theme of the men (o bo delivered lonight lemple B'Nni Israel by Rabbi "ynian V.

Solomon Members of thc religious school I N. Moriis ASM University i Principle to be Love" osl irastors are the Rev Pele Approval was by'a voice vole Sciollcc alld Hcall wilh Key to Attack and (lie Hev. W. Coch vitli tour committee meinbersl Ule Scri tmcs by Mary Baker respectively. iskint? In Iw rnrrtrrliwl Eddy, P.

26). tlC Ttlitles a i I A wiin lour committee asking lo bo recorded as againstr the proposal. Tlie legislature has passed an-l tll 11 'Haven of Hope' To Open Monday other bill changing the name of! West Texas State from college to university. Interstate 40 Lighting Approved The Tiitlles arc among lhc eU rtenomi. nail ne Pa ama pastorates in liicy also served our year in Mexico.

fhc rabbi i I I I (lie service will be Danny Citron, George Raffled, Dwight Axclrod, Joyce Herring and David The Friday evening Sabbath ser- is held at 8 p.m. Formal opening of a new rnis- Headquartered be held. co in Colon t), 0 chur simi in Amarillo Monday evening, It is (he "Haven of a consisting ofTfi which has purchased property al tlo and additional nicotine MOD Madison. places. Tlicy also have a njMp AUSTIN (AP) The a A mectin of the board of thc mission will Fellowship Church Has Pulpit Guests Cues! speakers wi be in (he I I Highway Commission approved; construction of a $312,000 illumination system on Interstate High- held at 7:30 p.m.

Monday. A mission for indigent women, the Haven of morning and even's worship services Sunday at sence of the Rev and the Cannl Zone Hamilton, pastor, Harold 'jminislry in a i tC a 1 feimes5a gc at 8 a nmong the Indians. Thriv!" 1 Carl Willed will speT at KATHARINE nnYAN eas an wes city limits of Amarillo Thursday idl)lyiill g. counselling service The proicct Was arnon, miong tbe Thcirl announcesi' 1 Kn(cr, Carlcne, and her 'band, a.m.io.mt; UIJ5U- i.iv; ut nujHj diuiuuiiccs a er way 40 between thc east and west to l'TMvidc shelter, food and: l)antl Ew 'dl Dean Trued am 1 Fellowship' Baptist Church i i aiHlj S'ii)arics Guatemala i' 1 1 and Lincoln Ihe TuJ ruthless taclic Ihat a i i a a a i employed to expand and promote! in 1959. In his present Dc ar 'mcnt, and lhc Communist ideology across 1 spends Ihe major part of bis 0xls 9 Arnics of Fort Worth.

the world. ilinte in speaking engagements on Pa r'icipating in a panel discus--- behalf of Gospel Fellowship Mis-' 5 0 Si0nS GOT THEIR GOAT DALLAS I Puzzled sol diers at thc National Guard KENCH OYSTEH CHAMP panel discus- i iglit-Wing Pressures on Cliurclies Wane During; Year NKWS MANAGKliS LOS ANGELES I I Presi- Prcw Secretary Pierre spckc to ll, Los Ange- chapter of the Public Relations of America Thursday Fellow puhiit relations news managers," began fly I.OUIS CASSEUS icommiinilics in Southern Califor-iattacks," said a report from Wicb- Hungarian tech- njcians are lourin FRIDAY TOPICS ii Church Hos A Srent Falarf p.m. "Then Shalt Thtu Itit tottll" by Lortn o. GOSPEL MEETING Ending ToUaY ol Bell Church of Christ BelF i- United Press International jnia and Arizona, wliere churches ita Kalis Tex i vS A 'Sl'Hving whichiwere perhaps more seriously de- "People in our churches ccm FortNvbrtii a7 PC rf 1 dis pl by controversy fern more willing to look at he ANNA STRFFT PHilPPH (IF CUPICT )r ll have waned during else in tbe nation. a i picture for themselves ratherg 0 I UHUnttl Uf INKIM take someone's word as (Across from Olseh Park Elementary School) Charles and Anna Streets PORT1S KIBBLE.

MImstcr-Phone Office Phone FL6-8769 Sund.iy a.m. and p.m. Wednesdays 7:30 i i ni( Classified ads bring quick rcsulls; iptist Christian Education Com-icncr i IIIJL 'o iw iiiniiiuu iiunuii- lml I These observations arc teed on 1 as blatant now and arc working) al Council of Churches clirurmnn lor the nationwide survey comtucted'with less fanfare." He cautioned' I Atlanta a church leader said meeting is Mrs William.n thc National Council of liowovcr, that "in a few sizeable 'hat "right-winR elements really L. ,1. Humphrey Churches.

i communities, the extreme riEliti stru "cd their sluff" when a lcle- I widen your understanding I of the BIDLEI ENJOY GOOD GOSPEL MUSIC! Listen each Sunday over ABC Network ami indcpcndenl stalions. I) A-HM A.M. C-710 A.M. Mrs. Morris Cobb are giitinn of Russian churchmen visited lhc city during March.

"The minute our council lakes a i nn; LiMtylllU It asked slate and local church remains a powerful' force" o- registration, and Mrs. councils in all sections 'if the It. L. Ildlerby is chairman whether they have delect-' Many of the said usl1cr s. cd any change in rightist prcs- that rightist groups arc trying some A lirst aid station will Insures, such as lhe "Communists-jliartl a ever to stir up distitisl' controversial social issue, sipfled by thc Nursing Service the clerRy" charges which'of thc'clergy and the National i lllc risht-wing pressures arc jnsi Division of the Red Cross, widespread confusion andiCoimdl of Churches but church- 0 5 Rlron ever against us," winch Mrs.

Kobcrt llahn is among U.S. relisinns hod- members arc mil listening lei tlic 1s ili l1 from Oklahoma. nlan ics in 1U62. attacks as attentively as i once did. WASIIINGTOV Of Ic slalc aml loo; mm A rc mi frorn Denver spoke of me uimcci rcsponilinn to lhe survey.

52 more sane and balanced view Religious Books Bibles Church Suppliss W. 22 DR4-8191 Jusl Nonh of Amarillo Cotrcgc, Amorilto, TMQS -i Stale. DCMilmtml rnmn rcs i rc orlcl in slldl 1 FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH INVITES YOU To Itaar Tlnvso Sunday MOKMXG A.SI. and 10:55 A.SI. "TRUE SOURCE OF SATISFACTION" Pastor (8:10 a.m.

Service Telecast KFUA-TV, Channel 10) 11:00 a.m. Service Broadcast KFDA--Kanio) fr P.M. "TO GOD BE THE GLORY" Mr. C. 3.

Humphrey Mr. Humphrey has just returned from participation in Hie New- Life Movement in Japan and will give a rcporl on its progress. gious (rouble. in Beach, said re-' Fifteen councils snid iliinss are sponsihlc church members are about the same, and 14 felt Ihcrc "wiser now about right-wing lac- 1 been some increase in right- tics than thev were a year ago 1st pressure during the past "More of lhc people al lhc Among Ilic arc.is reporting a.erass nmts level arc bcKinninc: In' notable improvement were jevcrnl sec through the fallacies of these 1 DR. WINFREI) MOORE, Pastor TVLER i IMk A I I A West Amarillo Christian.

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