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MAY 7, 1 949-Part II 3 I1 1,111 ituiwium. It City Church Federation Elects Fagerburg Head i AH! ft Dr. Frank B. Fagerburg, pastor ORCHIDS WILL GO TO FOUR MOTHERS Four mothers will be presented with orchids at tomorrow's 11 a.m. service at West Hollywood Baptist Church, the Rev.

Stanley Cdrnils, pastor, announced. Receiving the corsages will be the oldest mother present, the youngest, the mother of the youngest baby and the mother of the largest number of children, he said. Pasadena to Get Bellflower Pastor The Rev. Clifford Jones, pastor of Bellflower Community Presbyterian Church, has been called to the pastorate of Pasadena Mi-chillinda Presbyterian Church. Members of the Bellflower congregation will act on his request to resign at a chuch meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.

Mr. Jones has served seven years at Bell-flower Community Presbyterian. During that time church membership has grown from 450 to 1200. PILLAR OF FIREi The congregation dedicated its new sanctuary last Christmas, Dr. Glenn W.

Moore, executive secretary of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., southern area, will be moderator at tomorrow night's meeting. CHURCH 4900 N. FIGUEROA STREET BISHOP ARTHUR K. WHITE II 00 a.m. "MOTHERS, FATHERS, PREACHERS, AND MILWAUKEE'S DELINQUENCY BEER! 7:15 p.m.

"OLD JOE, OLD FRANCO, And old time religion" 2 'i 1 1 ji' 't I '1 i '11 'ti I fl 'fcffii 1 1 vl Us Ill sM of First Baptist Church, has been elected president of the Los Angeles Church Federation succeeding Dr. Willsie Martin, it was announced yesterday. His election by the board of directors of the Federation followed the 11th annual meeting of the group in Wil-shire Christian Church Thursday night. Dr. Martin has served as president of the Federation in 1938 and during last year, Others Named Dr.

Fagerburg, in accepting his election, said he has high hopes of seeing the Federation program move forward on an expanding front. New members elected to the board of directors were Herbert Evans, layman, First Methodist Church of Hollywood; the "Very Rev. John M. Krumm, dean of St. Paul's Cathedral; Dr.

Warner Muir, pastor of Wilshire Christian Church; Dr. Harry E. Goodman, layman, Plymouth Congregational Church; Dr. E. G.

Williams, pastor, Highland Park Presbyterian Church. Re-elected officers included William S. Porter, vice-president; Wilbur E. Tunison, treasurer, and Dr. Thomas H.

Holden, secretary. Mrs. Frederick P. Schrader was elected vice-president, succeeding Mrs. Charles D.

Hill. 300 at Dinner Approximately 300 delegates attended a dinner meeting while more than 600 heard Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison, guest speaker, at a public meeting in the sanctuary. The Federation's next session will be held June 9 when plans of reorganization will be NAMED Dr. Frank Fagerburg, new president of Los Angeles Church Federation.

Times photo TONIGHT 7:30 SUNDAY 2:30, 7s30-LOCKYER EVANGELISTIC GROUP SUNDAY II A.M. PASTOR LE ROY M. KOPP GREAT SPIRITUAL AWAKENING COME AND SEE SPIRITUAL GIFTS III ACTION Christianity Demonstrated GIFTS MINISTRIES FRUITS of the SPIRIT in Los Angeles, as thousands have seen it demonstrated in Portland, Vancouver, Detroit, Edmonton, Minneapolis, Saskatoon, San Jose GEO. E. HAWTIN E.

H. HAWTIN M. E. KIRKPATRICK of North Battleford, Canada STARTING MAY 9, 7:30 DAILY HOMELAND AID With Mrs. Tyyni Walo-Gayer con- choir rehearse for program tomorrow night which will be ducting, members of Finnish Congregational Church dedicated to CARE's "Finnish Children" campaign.

Church Program Sixteen Priests to Be Ordained at St. Vibiana's Will Ask CARE for Young Finns Members will attend the Finn. Church to Mark 40th Year of Its Organization ML Washington Presbyterian Church members will celebrate the 40th anniversary of its organization tomorrow afternoon, Dr. C. H.

Gaskell, pastor, an Le RoyH.Kopp pastor Le RoyH.Kopp Jll pastor Calvary Temple 123 North Lake Street The Most Rev. J. Francis A. SUNDAY-SCHOOLERS ARE MADE 'REPORTERS' ON RIVAL PAPERS Sunday-schoolers are now "reporters" at Trinity Bible Church, Hollydale. The Rev.

Ray S. Harris, pastor, announced that two rival newspapers were formed in the Sunday-school and each student given the chance to enlist as a reporter on the Holly-dale Star or the Sunday Morning Gazette. The children each received cards to write information on concerning new scholars they bring to Sunday-school. The papers are published each Sunday. Each week cards are counted and the pupil turning in the most will be named top reporter for his respective paper.

The two pupils bringing in the most cards during a six-week period will be named star reporters. They will be feted at a dinner in Los Angeles and later be taken on a tour of The Times. The Sunday-school papers have Leroy Johnson, Sunday-school superintendent, as joint city editor. i Jlear intersection of Beverly iAIvarado Mclntyre, Archbishop of Los Angeles, will ordain a class of 16 to the priesthood at 8:30 a.m. today in St.

Vibiana's Cathedral. This ish Congregational Church's spe cial Mother's Day services to aid is the largest group ever to be the CARE. "Finnish Children' Radio Revival KGER 10:45 A.M. Daily. Sun.

10 A.M. FA. S882 ordained in the cathedral. campaign tomorrow from 2 to 4 Graduates of St. John's Major A p.m., which will feature special selections by the church choir.

3 CIIURCII SERVICES Seminary, Camarillo, the future priests are to be assigned to par The Rev. Omar Halme, pastor of the church, announced that ishes in the archdiocese. Four are DAUIES natives of Los Angeles, Thomas SOUTHLANDER ELECTED H. Aiken, James J. Murphy, John the Rev.

Arthur Latvala, Finnish minister, will be guest speaker. Funds will be used for food and clothing packages for war C. Hughes and Donald W. TO HIGH LUTHERAN POST Six Ministers Named to Group Appointment of six ministers to the roster of Spiritual Mobilization was announced yesterday by Dr. James W.

Fifield founder and director of the organization. Others in the class include Ed orphans and neediest children in SPEAKS AT SIIREVE AUDITORIUM JEFFERSON at FIGUEROA IOS ANGELES 11 a.m. AN ASTRAL WEDDING" HOir COMMUNION DR. DAVIES en 2 p.m. "RETREAT from the REICH?" STARTLING REASONS FROM BIBLE PROPHECY WHY WE SHOULD ABANDON GERMANY) Finland.

Distribution of the packages in The Rev. Carl W. Segerham-mar, pastor of Angelica Lutheran Finland will be held on Chil mund F. Maechler, John T. Naughton, Henry A.

J. Van Son, Leiand J. Boyer, Lawrence E. Donnelly, Harold Ford, Frank J. Infuhr, John P.

Languille, Arthur J. Lirette, Thomas W. McLaughlin, Donald W. Montrose Church, was elected vice-presi dren's Day during the last week of this month. ft dent of the California Conference, Augustana Lutheran Church, at The Rev.

Mathias Joensuu, pastor of the Finnish Lutheran the group's convention in San PULPIT GUEST MH. LLOYD ALDRICII CITY ENGINEER and CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR Interviewed by DR. DAVIES, an Vital Civic Iiiuh Church, announced that support Francisco. The Rev. Paul A.

Wes- for the project will be given by his congregation. Contributions marked "Finnish Children" may be sent to the CARE office, 217 9th Los Angeles. and William A. Williams. The Very Rev.

Francis B. Koe-per, CM, rector of St. John's, and the Very Rev. Robert T. Brown, CM, president of Los Angeles College, a junior seminary, will assist the Archbishop at the ordination ceremony.

4:30 p.m. AYIiv the EARTn and SKY PHENOMENA? FLYING SAUCERS and GROUND TREMORS THEIR SIGNIFICANCE TO THIS GENERATION DUPLICATE SERVICES MINISTRY CHAPEL, 4950 FRANKLIN HOLLYWOOD RADIO NIGHTLY KGER, 8:30 P.M. KWIK, 9:15 P.M. nounced yesterday. The Occidental College senior who organized the congregation May 2, 1909, will be main speaker at the services.

He is Dr. "William E. Roberts, former moderator of the synod of California and of Los Angeles Presbytery. Since he organized the church, Dr. Roberts has held Presbyterian pastorates In Santa Ana, Los Angeles and Beverly Hills.

He is now counseling minister at Pasadena Presbyterian Church. Other Speakers Other speakers at the services will include Dr. Glenn W. Moore, executive secretary of the Presbyterian Church, snyod of California, southern area, and the Rev. John G.

Garth, a former pastor of the church. Music will be provided by the church's junior and adult choirs. The church traces its origin to a Sunday school organized in 1906 by Dr. G. C.

Butterfield, Highland Park. Occidental College students served as Sunday school personnel. Dr. Gaskell served as one of the first Sunday school superintendents. The present church edifice was built in 1941, replacing an earlier structure" used for the Sunday school in 1906.

Church Plans They include the Rev. Carl W. Berner, pastor of Faith Lutheran Church; the Rev. H. E.

Hoesman, Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd; Dr. W. R. Hunt, A.M.E. Church; the Rev.

E. W. Mecum, Baptist minister; the Rev. J. K.

Stewart, Beverly Vista Community Church, Beverly Hills; and the Rev. Temple Turner, Baptist minister. Spiritual Mobilization is dedicated to a Christian crusade for freedom and the American way of life. Founded in 1934, the organization claims 15,748 representatives throughout the nation and a clerical audience of 110,000. 3 SUPERB MOTION PICTURE to Aid Jap Film Library Rosewood Methodist Church MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAMS FREE 11:00 A.M.

STEPHEN FOSTER'S MOTHER A MOTION PICTURE YOU'LL LOVE "Mother's Wonderful Bible" KNOX SCREEN MASTERPIECE will make "Films for Japan" its next project, the Rev. Craig Warmer, pastor, announced. terberg, San Francisco, was reelected president. Other Southlanders elected include the Rev. J.

Orville Martin, Long Beach, secretary, and E. B. Eckdahl, Los Angeles, treasurer. Augustana and four other Lutheran synods held their first joint convention on the Pacific Coast this week in the Bay City. The convention declared itself ready to demonstrate on a regional basis that Lutheran unity is possible now by creating a commission to explore the possibility of uniting the five synodical groups on the West Coast.

An all-Lutheran pastors conference was called for after Easter, 1950, to hear the initial report. A full report on the proposed union will be made at the 1951 convention of the five synods. In addition to Augustana, other groups participating were the Pacific district of United Evangelical Lutheran Church, the California district of American Lutheran Church, the Synod of California, United Lutheran Church and Pacific District, Evangelical Lutheran Church. The synods held their own business sessions in San Francisco church-es daily but joined for a combined general session Thursday after- 5 'it The Rev. Laton E.

Holmgren, 2:00 P.M. Methodist missionary who supplied Rosewood pulpit several Ethical Union Event Set Dr. Arthur Briggs, leader of the Ethical Culture Society of Los Salvationists to Mark 62rid Year in City Special service in all corps will be conducted tomorrow by the Salvation Army, celebrating its 62nd anniversary in Los Angeles. Lt. Col.

Russell E. Clarke, Southern California divisional commander, will be the main speaker at 11 a.m. services in the tabernacle, 4800 Hoover St. An open air meeting at Spring and Temple Sts. on May 8, 1887, was the first Salvationist service in Los Angeles.

Capt. George Rutherford and Lt. Joseph Gara-bed were the first "commanding officers. Col. William S.

Barker, one of the army's pioneer workers in Los Angeles, will participate in the anniversary services. "THE MOTHER OF CHRIST" TIMELY KNOX SCREEN SPECIAL 3:00 P.M. months ago while awaiting the end of the shipping strike, informed the church that religious films are in great demand in Angeles, will leave here Monday Japan. MOTHER'S DAY PANTOMIME COLORFUL SCENES BEAUTIFUL MUSIC SOUL-STIRRING DRAMA PRESENTED BY FEDERATED DORCAS SOCIETY BILTM0RE THEATRE "Like most Orientals, the Japa MEETING HONORED The Rev.C.W. Segerhammar, elected to vice-presidency of California Conference, Augustana Lutheran Church.

noon. Presidents of the five national bodies attended the conventions. The five Lutheran groups already are working together in Lutheran world action agencies, student foundations and regional home mission committees. nese are deeply impressed by visual aids to instruction," Mr. Continued from Second Page FREE 520 W.

FIFTH FREE Church, delegates from "anti Holmgren wrote. "Consequently, I am beginning a film library at the national headquarters of the Church of Christ in Japan here in Tokyo." He added that a library merger" Southland churches are expected to attend the conference sessions. The conference approved to attend the annual convention of the American Ethical Union. It will be held in Brooklyn, from May 18 to 22. Delegates from societies in the United States and Europe will attend the sessions.

The Ethical Culture Society was founded in 1876 by Dr. Felix Adler. En route to the convention, Dr. Briggs will speak before the Ethical Culture Society of St. Louis.

On his way home, he will be guest speaker at the Philadelphia society, May 29. His wife will accompany him. of films on Christianity would be "an inestimable aid" in telling the Christian story to Japanese. the merger last year so no official action is expected to be taken at next week's meetings. Southland leaders of the anti-merger group HEAR METHODISTS PLAN TALLY IIUMAIV AURA now the Committee for the Con- Oregon Quartet I 1 1 1 1 is yuur ouuy surrounaea Dy a tinuation of the CCC! have not IN METROPOLITAN AREA been scheduled as speakers.

i- l- Will Sing Here Greetings from the Evangelical DR. WESLEY SWIFT 3 P.M. SUNDAY A survey dealing with prob Dr. Gervas A. Carey, president and Reformed Church will be giv if of Pacific College, Newberg, wnicn proiounaiy auects your social relationships? Is it your aura which REALLY wins .17 friends and influences people? 2 Has this human aura been proved to exist by scientific methods? Hear Harold 2 en Wednesday afternoon by the Rev.

Louis Landgrebe, Long Beach, president of the California lems of Methodist churches in the metropolitan area will begin Monday at First Methodist will present the "Four Flats," a male quartet, in an appearance tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the First Synod. Greetings from the North Church under direction of Dr Hershenow, national AMORC 1 A 1 1 i i ern California Congregational Con v. i mm of. tw ference will be brought by the Friends Church, 17th and Tober- ner, Glendale district superintendent, will participate in the session.

Churches joining in the survey have prepared "spot" maps showing the location of members and of church school constituents. The maps will aid in analyzing various problems of the individual churches' growth and of future development of the denomination. Dr, Shippey is expected to conduct the survey for several weeks here. suhiwt. finfl I JfOMfl NSTT? ItR 'HO Frederick A.

Shippey, New York. He is director of research and surveys of the department of city work of the Methodist man Sts. Pacific College is a THE AURA! No fees all Sidney H. Buckham, director of church extension. Southlanders Elected to Youth Council Posts Two Southlanders were elected to youth council posts at the annual meeting of the Episcopal Province of the Pacific Synod in Seattle.

John Taylor, Santa Ana delegate, was named as a provincial representative to the National Youth Commission which meets next January in Tennessee. Miss June Rundell, South Gate delegate, was elected recording secretary of the youth council. Friends-operated school. welcome. New ministers in the conference Church's board of missions.

In addition to their interpreta "IS THE KINGDOM OF GOD BATTLING BLACK MAGIC?" Ahe P.M. fridayt 940 SOUTH FIGUEROA ST. (NEAR OLYMPIC) -SWIFT- SUNDAY AT 8 P.M. 940 So. Figueroa The ROSICRIJCIAXS 6k Approximately 150 Methodist ministers are expected to attend the meeting which will begin at 2:30 p.m.

Dr. George A. Warmer, tions of sacred music and spirituals, the quartet has won the Northwest barbershop song contest two years in succession, the Rev. George H. Moore, pastor of First Friends, announced.

Dr. Carey and the quartet will be at the Bell Friends Church tomor Los Angeles district superintendent, Dr. James L. Lyons, Pasa "CONQUEST OF NEGATION" dena-Long Beach district superin As Revealed in ihe tendent, and Dr. Paul F.

Hueb- row at 7:30 p.m. MAUDE KLINE Orphan Home Fund Drive Announced A campaign to raise $125,000 will be introduced to delegates Tuesday noon by Dr. Nelson C. Dreier, conference superintendent. The Rev.

Perry F. Schrock, pastor of the Community Congregational Church, Corona Del Mar, will speak At a luncheon honoring the new clergymen. Dean Earl Cranston, SC school of religion, will speak at a banquet Tuesday night. Reports Scheduled Following election of officers Wednesday morning, reports and resolutions will be presented- Departmental reports will be made that afternoon. Simultaneous sessions of men and women delegates will be held Wednesday afternoon under the theme, "Christian Stewardship." Speakers will include President Jones, Prof.

Harland E. World renowned spiritual worker. Clairvoyant, famous N.S.A. minionary-at- International CHURCH ef th HOLY TRINITY (Body, Mind and Spirit of Man) Science of Mental physics EDWIN J. DINGLE, Chqncellor Sunday.

May 8, 11 A.M. "YOU ARE THE TEMPLE OF THE LIVING GOD" MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE 2nd and Hobart Blvd. (Near 2nd and Western.) Rites to Honor Israel University Synagogue has set the month of May aside for special Sabbath services honoring the first anniversary of the State of Israel, Rabbi Julian F. Feingold, spiritual leader of the congregation, announced. large, appearing for construction of new buildings to house 48 more orphans will be CHURCH OF DIVINE SCIENCE launched tomorrow by the Chil Sunday, 2:00 and 4:30 P.M.

Demonstration of independent spiritual voices, traveling messages and blindfold billet readings! Lecture: PSYCHOLOGY OF THE SPIRIT GILBERT N. H0LL0WAY Dean of Mystical Science Philosopher, spiritual teacher, outstanding inspirational speaker. Dean Holloway also gives lecture-demonstration Friday at 7:45 P.M. on "The Human Aura." Fveryone Welcome love Offering ASSEMBLY HALL, 1st Floor, 839 S. Grand dren's Baptist Home of Southern California at Inglewood.

Approximately 150 Southland Canon Hood to be Guest Preacher Guest preacher tomorrow at St. John's Episcopal Church will be the Rev. Canon Frederic Hood, principal of Pusey House, Oxford University, England. Canon Hood will arrive here today and leave Monday for England. He will be the guest of Dr.

and Mrs. George Davidson. Dr. Davidson, rector of St. John's, has been released "from Good Samaritan Hospital following an operation.

He will celebrate the Holy Eucharist tomorrow at 11 a.m. He will not resume his parish duties for several more weeks. REV. JOSEPH MURPHY, Ph.D., D.D. FOX EMBASSY THEATER 333 S.

Western Ave. Sunday, 11 A.M. "CONTROL YOUR EMOTIONS" Tuesday. 8 :00 P.M Pork Manor 607 S. Western Ave.

churches in the Northern Baptist Convention will be asked to cooperate in the drive. Hogue, School of Religion, Scripps College, Claremont, and Mr. I Radio KWKW, Saturday, 11:15 A.M. (1430 lie) The home now cares for 40 chil SCIENCE OF MIND CHURCH dren, all under 15. It functions as a Christian institution for chil The conference sessions will close Wednesday night with a dren made homeless by death, MOTHER TO SERVE AS PREACHER A mother will be guest preacher tomorrow at special Mother's Day services in the Church of the Messiah.

The Rev. Reynold B. Boden, Congregationalist pastor, announced that Mrs. Herbert S. Adair, prominent clubwoman and church worker, is to speak on the topic, "Golden Milestones." Mr.

Boden will conduct the services. Mrs. Adair is a past president of the Friday Morning Club and is assistant to Dr. James W. Fifield pastor of First Congregational Church.

She has two divorce or other family difficulties. RISHI GREWAL Returned from India. Reveals Hidden Powers Within. A Free Lesson. Lecture en Yoia.

Sunday, 8 P.M. "KALYAKALPA or HOW OLD MEN ARE REJUVENATED IN INDIA" AT YOGA TEMPLE 2914 Beverly Blvd. EX. 0206 i The children attend public schools DR. FREDERICK BAILES Sunday.

May 8, 11 A.M. "CHANGING DEFEAT INTO VICTORY" FOX-RITZ THEATRE. Wilshire at La Brea Ave. Mon. thru 8:00 a.m.

KGFJ, 1230 kc 8 e.m.. KFVP, 1020 lie. -1 and Baptist Sunday schools. Sponsoring the fund campaign Missionary to Speak The Rev. I.

Hsih Liu, a Chinese missionary, is to speak on his dinner in the church. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter, dean emeritus of the Hartford Theological Seminary, Hartford, CU will be the main speaker. He will talk on the topic, "Let the Church Be the Church." The Rev Stuart L. Anderson, pastor of First Congregational Church of Long Beach, and the Rev.

Milton G. Gabrielson, pastor the Bay Shore Congregational Church, Long Beach, will be host pastors during the sessions. are members of the home's board of trustees which is headed by Dr. G. Kearnie Keegan, pastor of Temple Baptist Church.

Twelve Southland ministers and 16 lay VBii-nsaiiiailuil UHUIba of All Religions 4860 Sunset Blvd. YOGANANDA 11 A.M. "FREEDOM work in China tomorrow night '1 lininirirMiwul THE TEMPLE OF YAHWEH MRS. JOSEPH JEFFERS BIG EARTHQUAKE COMING TO CALIFORNIA! 1949 THE YEAR OF CATASTROPHES Amerlea entered the third Vnrld War when she sitned the Atlantic Part. Those whs remain alive alter this war will do se only by the sower ef epirlt.

How ean yours bo developed enough to stand the test? Embassy Convention Hall. 9th St. and Grand L.A.. 0:30 P.M. For Further Information and Free Literature write: The Temele ef Yahweh.

Box IDS. Cabazon. California Special program and refreshments after the service I honor ef Mrs. Jeflers' birthday. Ye are Invited.

men comprise the board. at University Methodist Church, (Z 'y. it B.ilir f' i i -It i lliimnl The campaign ends Father's rnum itunk i t-n ma Dr. Wendell L. Miller, pastor, announces.

The program is spon SPEAKER Dr.s Douglas Horton will speak at Congregational conference. Radio The Voice of Self-Realization Day, June 19, with a special drive on. Children's Day, June 12. sored by the Wesley Club..