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Thomat O. WitcMii Rv. Donald F. Ktyoa Muic Dir. MurdocJ L.

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Mitchell 1 30 we Believe In Ood" 9 30 PH. Holr Communion communion UMMM p. Kees- "Victory That Mattera MON FBI. 13 Noon 7:30 Revival Speaker. Dr.

Holt Hurierr at All Senrtcea I to 8 P.M. Sunday Evenint Fellowship FOREST HILLS Llnebaugh at N. Boulevard 4-A Saturday, March 2, 1968 fo i mm ti 1 i r4. I I i'-t-m II ii v. j' 0 I Five Lenten Floyd Fialwr.

rarer 6:30 45-MPT. Jf- 8r. Teat" A M. "A Pragmatic i A 1 1 i i ill Play enes A lwviS.4feto TRINITY 4Platt Street at Audubon Rev. H.

Morris Shields 8.8. 9:45 A.M. M.Y.F. 6:00 P.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.

Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. 1 NEBRASKA AYE. 3820 Nebraska Avenue Don Comer, Pastor 8 8. 9:45 A.M. 11 A.M.

Holy Communion 6:30 F-M. "Stewardship Feast" OAK GROVE Wast Waters and Habana Jack Keller, Pastor 8 8. 9:45 A.M. M.Y.P. 6:30 P.M.

11 A.M. "A Christian Becret" 7 P.M. Holy Communion Wed. 7:30 P.M. Service Two Nurseries Provided PALMA CEIA Pal Mabry and Bay-to-Bay Ministers: Richard E.

Blanchard David H. Talley Prank Wilburn, Musie Worship 9:30 ft 11 A.M. S. School 9:30 A.M. SEMINOLE HEIGHTS Central Avenue at Hanna Ministers! Rev.

Roy Ben Ridlay Duncan L. Qray 8 30 A.M. Rev. Gray "Summing It All Up" 10:50 A.M. Rev.

Ridley "What Have You Done?" 7:30 P.M. Rev. Gray "The Dinner with a Social SARAH SPENCER 710 E. Waters Roy A. Fiike, Minister Morning Service 10:55 Evening Service 7:30 Visitors Welcome TEMPLE TERRACE S030 Tempi Terrace Hwy.

H. T. Heitzenrater. S.T.B. Divine Worship 8:45 and 11 A.M.

8.8. 9:45 A.M. M.Y.F. 6 P.M To Sing at McKay Auditorium March 14 a rn i tr i ii ii a viiAMia iu Tnonologue and dialogue style will be used at the 7:30 p.m. Wednesday service during tent at St.

Paul Lutheran College Concert Choral of Daytona Beach in benefit concert Bethune-Coolcman Choral Coming HIGHLAND AVENUE 2800 Highland Avenue L. E. Herndon. Pastor 8 8. 45 Nursery for Tot 11 A M.

Morning Worship 6 M. Fellowship Meeting 7 M. Evening Worship Wed. 7:15 Prayer Bible Study A.M. Prayer BreaUaat HYDE PARK Piatt at Cedar and Magnolia Ministers: Rev.

Caxton Doggett Rev. John A. Lasater Walter M. Pearson. M.S.

8 45 11 A.M. Holy Communion 7:30 P.M. Rev. Lasater "A Rule Guide for Our Faith A Practice" Nursery 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 NoOB And 7:15 to 8:45 P.M.

Dial Prayer, 251-3205 NORTHEAST B400 15th Street Rev. Fred Sanders, Pastor 8.8. 9.45 M.Y.P. 5:30 8 30 ft 10:50 A.M. "God Emeritus" 7:30 P.M.

"Person to Person" MANHATTAN AVENUE Manhattan and Fair Oaks Ave. Ministers: Rev. W. Harold Miller Assoc. Minister.

Brice C. Harris Choir Ret. Capt. R. T.

Landeri 8 8. 9:45 A.M. 8:30 and 11 A.M. 7:30 PJ4. Evening Worship Lueray Norris.

Bernice Hogan, a senior music major from Augusta, is the accompanist. from Jacksonville. Other members of the choral from Tampa are Sandra Carter, Sandra Gatlin, and baritone, a junior music major from Pensacola; and Henry Lawrence, tenor, a ophomore history major Palma Ceia Maries Week of the Landmark Baptist Temple in Cincinnati, appear weekly on a television production. They will be accompanied by the Rev. Harold Rawl-ings, associate pastor of the Temple, who will speak briefly after the concert.

The public is invited. AN EVANGELISTIC CRU SADE will be held at the Forest Hills Presbyterian Church each evening at 7:30, tomorrow and through Friday. The Rev. John L. Fain a Presbyterian minister in Hen-dersonville, N.C., will be the evangelist.

Bible classes will be held each morning at 7. THE REV. MILES McKEY, minister of the Orlando Unitarian Church, will talk on "Grass-Eating Tigers" tomorrow at 11 a.m., at the Unitarian Univcrsalist Church. The Rev. Richard M.

Woodman, minister of the church, will be speaking in Jacksonville. The liev. Mr. McKey is a native of Oregon and was graduated from Harvard Divinity School. Nurseries will be provided for children through the beginner age.

Isaac Howard, Mrs. Charles Wittmeyer, Mrs. Tompkins, and Mrs. Ralph Parker. Church, 5103 Central Ave.

The cries of five dramas entitled, 'They Witness To Him today," will demonstrate the passion and death of Jesus in the dress and surroundings of Ihe modern world. The Rev. M. Thomas Sublctt, pastor will Officiate. 4 DR.

HENRY WINGBLADE. former president of the Bethel jCollege and Seminary in St. Taul, will be the guest preacher tomorrow at 11 a.m. the Community Baptist thurch. 4 THE LANDMARK QUARTET of Cincinnati will present ft! concert Monday at 7 p.m., at the Westgate Baptist Church, 5121 Kelly Rd.

The quartet, who are on the staff REMEMBER you can get many of me tnings you want quickly ana economically uy icaumg Uou5 Tribune-Times Want Ads. Phone 223-4911 Radio Class Offers TV Series Dffl (300(0 A week of prayer for home mission study starts tomorrow and runs through March 10 at the Palma Ceia Baptist Church. The Rev. Ralph W. Stone, pastor, will base his sermons on "Trumpets in Dixie" tomorrow evening.

Elton Kahler will be the instructor Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mike Tompkins will teach Tuesday evening and Howard Houston will be the teacher Wednesday evening. The church will be open all day Thursday for prayers. At 10:30 a.m. Friday a program of prayer will be held followed by a covered dish luncheon.

The primaries will study under the leadership of Mrs. Guy Edge, assisted by Mrs. choral ensemble and orchestra, under the direction of Dick Anthony. The telecast will originate from the Bayfront Center Auditorium, St. Petersburg.

Guest soloist for the Tuesday telecast will be Mary Jayne, contralto. The public is invited to participate in the premiere videotaping Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Center. The Radio Bible Class said its first television series, "Day of Discovery" featuring Richard DeHaan will start Tuesday. This new half -hour program will be produced in color and will be released on TV stations throughout the country.

Each program will feature sacred music presented by guest artists, assisted by a More than 40 young men and women, members of the e-Cookman College Concert Choral of Daytona Beach, will perform at 8 p.m., March 14 at McKay Auditorium. The concert is sponsored by Tampa Heights Methodist Church and the Tyler Temple Methodist Church in cooperation with the Tampa Inter-City Parish. The proceeds will go towards a scholarship. The choir's repetoire include classical and religious songs, Negro spirituals and folk songs. Thomas D.

Demps, director, has sung professionally with the De Paur Choir of New York City. Featured soloists are Haro-lyn Nelson, contralto, who Is a senior and a music major, from Tampa; Glen Leverett, Theologian Speaks Sunday The "Man of the South" will preach tomorrow at the Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian Church, 4536 Kelly Road, on "Christian Faith and Life in the Twentieth Century." Dr. J. McDowell Richards, president of Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, who was named Feb. 15 "Man of the South" by Dixie Business Magazine, will be the guest speaker at 11 a.m., and each evening, Sunday through Friday, of the follow "PREMIERE TELECAST DAY of DISCOVERY with Jewish Festival Begins March 13 kj-i A RICHARD DEHAAN produced by the RADIO BIBLE CLASS THIS COMING TUESDAY MARCH 5,8 PM Hear About RELIGIOUS OPPRESSION IN TAMPA, FLA.

WSOL 11:30 A.M. Every Tues. Pastor, Lynn Harnage NORTHEAST BAPTIST CHURCH Church U.H.F. 251T W. Henry Tel.

172-0295 BUN 7:30 P.M. REV. HELENS CERLINO THURS. 7:30 P.M. ALL MESSAGE SERVICE Rev.

Isla Lippineott, Pastor WMatMflsl RICHARD DeHAAN DOORS CLOSE AT 7:45 rescind the order and to punish Haman instead. The observance of Purim has thus become for Jews an occasion for recalling the evil of religious persecution and for re-dedication to freedom of worship. In the synagogue the Purim festival assumes a joyous note, especially for the children. Youngsters participate in school presentations of Purim plays and attend spe-c i a 1 worship services. Frequently, both in the synagogue and at home, costume parties are conducted by young and adults.

A Jewish festival which Combines the frivolity of Mardi Gras with the serious message of universal religious freedom will be marked with the observance of the holiday of Purim, the Feast of Lots, from sundown March 13 through sundown the next day. 5. the Hebrew word Purim' means "lots" and refers to the manner in which Hainan cliftse the day on which to destroy all the Jews. Esther, with the aid of her uncle, Mordecai, succeeded in pur isuading King Ahasuerus to First Universal Spiritualist Church of Tampa 317 BAY VISTA (3S-7SS1 Pastor. Rev.

James Tingley Aim. Putir, Rv. Lillian Dae JohnuR Services: Wed. Sun. 7.1S P.M.

DICK ANTHONY rTOjisw. Basi RALLY EVERY INSPIRING MUSIC FEATURING DICK ANTHONY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS guest soloist MARY JAYNE 2200 FREE SEATS at the BAYFROHT AUDITORIUM ST. PETERSBURG Presents ing week at 7:30 p.m. No Admission I SAT. H1TE Color Film "JUST A STRANGER'1 Cooperative Spiritualist 17:29 Youth Evangelist, JIM BOXWELL UNITY TBffU 626 North St.

"The Promises -of God" Ruby I Wagntr, Mlnlsttf Crossword Puzilo A Seminole Gospel Auditorium -5103 Fla. Ave. Jf 1 Church N.S.A.C. Mr. lrd 3:30 pm Healint Ber.

1: pm Sermon Billet Service. Near BISHOP TAYLOR Oulfporti Fla. Meet our Quest Mediums Healers 2:30 pm Wed. 7:30 pm Mettag Ber. Alice Lean Knight, Aeioe.

Minister. I Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: ACROSS TEENS tellini TEENS in "DECADE OF DESTINY" I Vrecions gift ClHlC 7 I 0 ft TiiF a h'5'sT rrtf Jj'S 1 il i jj7 7 7oT I It 7 jT A nr sjc ri spLi.u2.i.l sTn E. 2. I 1152 i nrjrirT aNtr MHt Investigation suggestion Rainy day Item Pilot's device Love god Swedish Island golf Wealth Partner of i io lis '20 21 .22 25 26 11 3268 41 Feminine Jay Gould She's a lucky little girl. Though she's only five years old, she knows how to pray.

It is perfectly natural for her to kneel hy her mother's side at bedtime and "talk to God." She. has a head start over children who have never experienced this kind of communion. For there are many youngsters throughout our land who have never learned to pray, simply because no one has ever taught them. For that matter, she's ahead of a good many grownups, too! No one, of course, is ever too old to learn how to pray. But those who learn young are fortunate, for constant prayer builds a faith that will sustain them all their lives.

Give your child the gift of prayer by taking him to church, by enrolling him in church school, and by listen ing to his prayers at home, each and every night. Olt-counteo features Act Disquiet Opened by means of a pedal Fuel Islamic book 51 Wake fast 53 Style 57 Retorting 59 Hove just clear of the ground (0 Bakery employee 61 flute 62 State 63 Noun suffix 64 Story outline 65 Vessel DOWN 1 Faintly explosive sound 2 Function performed by someone 3 surgeon 4 Alberta feature: 2 words 5 Section of the city 6 Accept is valid 7 "Battle Cry" author 8 Military unit 9 Oriental clothing Item 10 Bowl 11 Recreate 12 Fixed customs 13 Advance on wages 1 31 32 IWsWsWssataWsBsWWWHsjs W'-? 9 'V'w urn mireii iiiv if lifiii iminuli jLmm 19 Subsidiary district 21 let 24 Eras and eras and eras 25 Instruments: Colloq. 26 Indulges in water sport 27 Garment 28 See 16 Across 29 Vessel 30 Bovlnes 32 Kind of musical sound 33 Character-Ized by simplicity 34 Single: Comb, form 35 Sailing craft 36 State: Abbr. Pert to some bonds: 2 words Russian given name Units of loudness Something that Is learned Berry name Man's nickname Request to come Fabric Cost Become ready for picking Dejected: Archaic Dialect Unit of capacity Biological suffix material Weapon Kitchen fixture Electrical unit 38 39 "THINK GOOD THOUGHTS" Do we waste our lives on what is worthless? Do we store our minds with common matters, and cruel, and coarse? Let us forsake such corrupting thoughts. Let us go to the House of the Lord.

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