Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 5

Baptist Church Dedicates New Building Members and friends of the Westsidc Baptist Church, 1400 N. Sixth assembled Sunday for the dedication ceremony of the new building which includes a new sanctuary Uiat will seat 300, a new educational section that encompasses seven classrooms, a new kitchen and a fellowship hall. Rev. F. A.

Green, retired missionary, delivered Ihc sermon lo the approximately 260 attending. Church History Read Rev. Ed C. Terry, pastor, read the scripture and gave the prayer of dedication. A briel historical sketch the church was given by the church clerk, Mrs.

William Washburn. Mrs. Robert E. Donohuo sang 'This Love of Mine" and Uie Benediction was given by Rev. tobert J.

Morman, pastor of he First Baptist Church. Wcstside Baptist Church start- in 1958 as a mission of the Irst Baptist Church and was constituted as a church on Sep- embcr 2, 1963. Reverend Terry icgan his pastorate here on March 5, 1959 and at present, addition to his ministerial duties, is serving as moderator of the Rio Grande Baptist Association. Open House Held Chairman of the building com millce has been Dr. L.

T. Hor- De.bert Rea and Miss Grace who has been assisted by I Pritchett. Baptists Slate Sunday School Area Meetings Demonstrations will be featured at the four regional Sunday School conventions which arc conducted by the Sunday School Department of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico. Agenda Plans Those attending the Conventions will see a suggested assembly period demonstrated will plan for am! experience training for Sunday teachers and will share in Sunday morning session demonstration. These conventions will be held at: First Baptist Church, Doming on March 17; i Baptist Church at Artesia on March 18.

The sessions will be gin at Fruit Avenue Baptist Church, Albuquerque on Hard 14; First Baptist Church, Farmington on March 15. Book Store Display Slated Nolan Houston, manager of the Baptist Book Store at Albuquerque will have a display at each convention featuring Bi- blcs, Sunday School materials and related helps. Several church choirs and soloists will provide special music for tlie sessions. A. R.

(Dick) Hille, Floyd A. Aycock, Albert J. Fishhurn, Arthur Chick and Sam Bishop. The committee expresses appreciation to the many local merchants who contributed generously to the new building which was constructed mainly by members of the church. Open house followed the services.

Mrs. Vernon Gresham served as chairman of the hostess committee. Working i her were Mmcs. Johnny Bryd, George Couch, Harry Caperton, Ralph W. Emerson, Dick Fuller, L.

T. Horton, Charles Oliver, Annual Week Of Prayer Continues At First Baptist Walchtower Society Announces Dales For Convention John J. Thomas, presiding minister of the Las Cruces Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, announces a three-day convention and Bible schooling session will be held March 18 to 20 at El Paso. Persons from eight congregations in Arizona and four congregations in New Mexico, including Las Cruces, have been invited to attend the meeting which will be held in the LULAC National Home at 900 N. Oregon.

Interest To All Ages Tlie Watchtowcr Bible and Tract Society is sponsoring the gathering arranged for Jehovah's Witnesses. The four English speaking congregations in El Paso will serve as the hosts. "There will be sessions on the program that will be of interest to persons of all ages," says Thomas. Malcome Van Ike, district supervisor over some 200 congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses in the southwestern states, will be chairman of the convention and will deliver several Bible lectures during the three- day period. One of bis lectures, "Does God Have Influence in This Twentieth will be the high point of the 3 p.m.

meeting Sunday. Cruccns To Take Part Lawrence F. docker, circuit supervisor for the Witnesses, is scheduled as a convention speaker. Ministers from a Cruces also will have a part on the program. annual Week of Prayer for Home Missions is being conducted this week at the First Baptist Church by the Women's Missionary Union.

Tlie sessions arc scheduled from 9:30 a.m. lo 11 a.m. and will continue Thursday and Friday at the church. Studies began Sunday and are being conducted each day. The Annie Armstrong Offering, named for the founder of being taken at the close of each service.

Final Programs Mrs. Charles Messer i present Thursday's program. 'We Give Thee But i Own." The concluding program, "We Go to be Witnesses" will be conducted by Mrs. H. C.

Stamford on Friday. The studies are taken from the Juanila Merrill Wilkersoii book, "As My Father Hath Sent Me." Among those taking part carli- er in the week were Mrs. Terry TuniLT. Mrs. Robert Mrs.

Scott Butler, Rev. Robert Morman church pastor; Job Lewis music and educa- ional director; Mike Mojica Albuquerque who is language nissions director of the Mexico Baptist Convention. ncHided During Week Tlie opening session on lay had Mojica bringing message with the youth choir singing, accompanied by Mrs, Quinnic Flint, organist a Sharon Sroczyk at the piano. The outline for each day is ncluding meditations, the. hymn Hark the Voice of Coming Events The Past Matrons Club, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Glen Fox home six miles south of Mesilla Park. Mrs. A. L. Salsman will be co-hostess.

The Altar Society of St. Gene vicvc's Catholic Church reminds Ihat the group holds a rummage sale from a.m. lo 3:30 p.m. every Saturday in room 5 on the church grounds. Among items for sale arc church desks.

Calling" Scripture theme Sun-News Society Page Louise Niisbnum, Editor Sun-News, Las Cruces, N.M, Wednesday, March tor the week, John 20: 19-22. Mrs. Robert Lewis sings, "So 1 Send You" with Mrs. a Ricks accompanying at the pi ano. Dear Only Path by Abigail Van BurenSj MesiHa School P-TA Invites I Att To Supper An enchilada supper is set Saturday at Mesilla School by the Parent-Teacher Association.

Serving hours are set from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. will) charge in be SI per plate. Proceeds will be used to send delegates to the national council at Baltimore, Mil. In addition to the enchiladas beans, sopapillas, honey a coffee will be served.

Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Mesilla P-TA or at Frletzc's Store at Mcsilln. The public is invited to attend. DEAR ABBY: Six years ago I married a man who left a good wife and two children in Pitts- ourgh to marry me, and he's been punishing me for it since. I was a new widow with a little insurance money, some jcome property and a good job when we met. He had already separated from his wife, so 1 had no part in that, thank heavens.

When he married me he had nothing. I kept working while he just 'looked for work" but no job was good enough for him. I foolishly shared what I had i him, 1 gave him money for alimony, child support, and expensive presents for his children. His main concern was trying to buy their affection and make up to his ex wife for the miserable husband and father he had been. I can't have children because of an operation I had years ago.

My clergyman says he sees no reason for me to slay with him. I hate the thought of divorce, but he's not happy and neither am I. I just feel sorry for htm. What should 1 do? UNHAPPY DEAR UNHAPPY: Unless you derive some sort of pleasure from supporting a whining, bitter little boy who refuses to be a man and make YOUR marriage work, I vote with clergyman. for each hostess, and carried it lo her personally.

One lady gave hers to her 5 year old daughter. The child got all her dolls and used my gift generously on all of them. (The mother could have at least waited until I left if. that's all she thought of my gift.) Is this the way it's done now? If so, the obligation of being a hostess isn't so bad, is it? "HONORED" DEAR HONORED: Apparently, that's the way it's done In your neighborhood. Out i you are understandably Irked, you.

are. free. (o. seek, other friends. You could hardly do First All-Boys Recital Shied Here Sunday Something unusual in the way jf piano recitals is planned Sunday by the Las Cruces Music Teachers Association nn all- program.

Thirty-nine boys, Tom lots to those nearly six eel in height, will be Inking program which is divided into sections due to the 1 a lumber of students pnrticipat- ng. The fir.sl group will play at 2:30 p.m. mid the second at 3:45 p.m. both recitals slated the Unitarian Fellowship Hall at 1505 E. California.

There is no admission charge. Problems? Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. For a personal reply, inclose a stamped, self- addressed'envelope. Nest time you bake a sponge cake in a tube pan, yon may enjoy the results of sprinkling the batter with shredded coconut. DEAR ABBY: I would like your opinion about a shower some neighborhood friends gave for me when we moved into our new home.

First- of all, one 'hostess" brought the guest list to me and asked me to address and mail them for her. 1 did as she asked, and also supplied the stumps. Another, "hostess" used one of her tablecloths, and when left she told me I could launder it and drop it off at her house. They even told me to take back the empty ginger ale bottles and gel (he refund. When the shower was over, they all walked out like guests, leaving the cleaning up to me.

Dishes and all. 1 bought a gift of dusting powder and cologne DeMolays To Note Foriy-Sevenih Year Twenty five chapters of Orer of DeMolay in New Mexico man. Dale Mitchell, rill join the more than 2,5011 Nelson, N. K. Itcmlcy, 11.

T. Earl hapters throughout the world I Williams, Wilson, the hostesses I preliminaries. Winners celebrating the 47th nnnivcr-1 and two guests, Mrs. L. Hughs! those eliminations were: Den smBuis, ol arv of the order during Inter- a Mrs.

W. Washburn. Jay Dlchl; Den 2 Jerry Broad- burst; Den 3. Hill Den In circulation a dollar bill has is, Jack DcShong; Den (i. a 1 Some pood cooks like to use national DeMolay Week March 3 through 20.

The Order of DeMolay )oys was founded in 1919. Sun-News Classifieds Get Quick licsulls Halo to write letters? Send ne dollar to Abby, Box K1700, xs Angeles, for Abby's ooklet, "How to Write Letters or Alloccasions." Dliii: News Syndicate part. The public is Mm uvitcd to tliis Mile High Club Reports Meet, Coining Events The Mile High Extension Club icld its March meeting at home ot Mrs. W. M.

Carver. The program discussion, Planning a Funeral, was led by Mrs. M. C. Higgins and Mrs.

Carver. Tlie surplus food program was lanned for March 10. Also planned was U)e next meeting, set for April, 7 at the Community Center at Organ. A program on Short cuts lo Good Housekeeping is schedule'! to be presented by Mrs. Peter Burnk and Mrs.

C. R. Wklson. A covered dish hmcchon followed the program. Members present Mines.

J. 1,. Blair, liurak, 0. E. Hoff- Bridge Group Lists Winners In Series Play Las Club ship that began on February 28.

Overall winners from the two sessions are announced as Mr. and Mrs. A. Dunaway in first place. Others placing in the overall scoring were: second, and Mrs, A.

C. Dittmar; tied for third and fourth, Mrs. 11. E. Croiner, P.

J. Pmios; Mrs. D. D. Miller and Dr.

J. 19. Thomas; fifth place, Dr. Fred Richman and Dr. N.

S. Sciirrilt: sixth, Mrs. Florence Fisk and D. Visness. Winners By Week Winners in the Monday night piny (March 7) were Mr.

and Mrs. R. N. Macatee, first; second, Mr, and Mrs. Dunaway; Mr.

and Mrs. Dittmar; rth, Mrs. Miller and Doctor Visness. At tlie previous week's play (Fehrunry 281, winners were; first, Doctor Hichman and Doctor Scarntt; second, Mrs. Cromer and Panos; third, Dr.

J. E. Aylor and Mrs. E. P.

Fahrlng- er; fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Dunaway: fifth, Mrs. Miller and Doctor Thomas.

Set Next Play Next regular play Is set for 7:15 p.m. Monday at the Las Cruces Country Club where the group meets every a night. All interested in playing bridge arc invited to attend and take part. For further information or partnership arrangements call Mrs. Joseph Dubo at 520-0913.

Cub Scout Pack 62 Lists Pinewood Derby Results Highlight of the recent March meeting of Cub Scout Park 62 was the Pinewood Derby in which eaeli boy raced Uic car he had made himself. a champion was Jerry Hrondhurst of Den 2 with second place going to Jay Diehl and third place to Bill Knchte. Eliminations Results Earlier each hud Judges for the contest weru Gene Pcuyli. A. R.

Beckett and L. Livingston. Tie For Attendance Den nnd Deu 3 tied for having the largest percentage of put-cuts present. The meeting was held In the midUorhun of Alameda Junior I Huh School. Den 6 members opened the moot ing with of Allegiance and the God Bless Amerl- Pled hn average life expectancy relt Ash: Den 7.

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