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Log gngelcg Cimcs sat nov. i 950-Port 3 PROGRAM TO LAUNCH 'GO TO CHURCH MONTH' SAN GABRIEL, Nor. 3 be master of ceremonies. Tha show will begin at 8 p.m. Dr.

William Lindsay Young, vice-president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, will give the welcoming address. The show Is entitled "Our America Program" and will broadcast by the Armed Force Radio Service and released fighting men overseas and over the Voice of America network. There will be no admission charge. Radio, television and screen personalities "will participate in a special kickoff program for Na tional Go to Church Month sched uled here tomorrow at the Mission Playhouse. The program will feature such stars as Film Actress Barbara Britton, the Bando Da Lua Quar tet, Olegna Fusche, 17, concert pianist and television performer; the Tri-Tones, radio and television trio, and George Nelson, Broadway, performer.

Bob Shannon, video actor, will Com wiih vi to the tittle country tWch fcr 1' Charles Fuller COLOR GUARD Girls and boys of the Pathfinders, youth organization sored by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, form a color guard for their hobby fair. EVERY SUNDAY KECA-TV Channel 7 8:30 P.M. "TV Slow, ym tumw tarn wqiiW mil T- OU FASWONCO UVIVAl HOUf Miss Townsend Religious Film Premiere Set -V: 3 IB 1 i0 1 1 I BREAKFAST Protestant churches In 100 cities throughout the country will premiere Colleen Town- in your own homo. Tha Finott of tho Wheat!" Tune in Radio KFOX (1280 on tho dial), 8 ovary Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. send's first religious film, "Again PioneeKS;" next Monday, accord fill ft ing to.

Paul F. Heard, executive secretary of the. Protestant Film Commission. ALL NATIONS BIBLE SOCIETY f. O.

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Taaer Seteut Vocalists -KFWB, P.HL KFVD (1020) Memiav threes "Again Pioneers" concerns dis placed persons in America as told in terms of a family of migrant workers as they come in II. conflict with an established Mid Ij. west community. BAHA'I WORLD FAITH 331 South New Hampshire, MThi PROBLEM of AUTHOR ITT" Mr. Charles Woleort, Speaker Sunday, Nov.

5th, 3:30 PJA. No Adimiuion Fee No Collection For Miss Townsend, recently Friday, A.M. I UNION RESCUE MISSION 22a S. Main St, tea Aneelee MJ. alCJ I engaged to Louis H.

Evans Ji the film represents the first motion picture of a strictly religious 31 ,4 kit ji' Ill 1-" -FATHER REMONSTRATES Royal G. Reid shows his son Gordon, 8, how to operate I transformer on an electric train at hobby show presented by the Pathfinders at Lynwood. TIIEOSOPIIY HAIX Strent ears seat ta 33rd and Grand ILo UNITED LODGE OF TKEOSCPKLSTS nature of her career. At present the former Hollywood actress is studying theology at Pasadena College. The premiere showings of the feature length film, produced by the Protestant Film Commission, will be attended by leading clergymen as well as church members.

Commission officials estimate that the motion picture will be screened in approximately 30,000 churches in the country during its period of release. FhonK Rl. 924 Sunday, 11:00 A.M. Tbeosopliy School for Children and Adults Sun, 8:15 P.M. Lecture: "KARMA A LAW OF NATURE" Wei, 8:15 PJI.

"THE NEED FOR HERETICS" Wednesday and Fridaj Study Qassse 2:30 and 8:15 P2L We(come-Ma Coeefonc YOUNG WEAVER Hope Peters, 11, of East Los Angeles Pathfinders, displays her basket-weaving project. Pathfinders Hobby Fair Draws South la nd Youth ill "I -v FLOWER A. NEWHOUSE Speaks Sunday, Nov. PM. Fine Arts Aeditoriwm, WiUhire Ebelt Ouh 741 S.

Lacerne Blvd. et WiUhire Blvd. "REVELATIONS OF A SPIRITUAL CLINIC" Fieewill Offems Impirieg Music Begins at M. Indian Church Plans Fete The Rev. Joe Goodman will be installed tomorrow as the first organization of the church, to be developed on a world-wide scale.

permanent pastor of the Amer "This year's fair was experi-mental," explained Lawrence ican Indian Church, 346 36th St. Paulson, director of the Glen- The church also will be cel dale Pathfinders Club. "We SERVICES RESUME 5 H-RI AUDITORIUM November 19, 1950 bbb Fhene NOrmandie 3-113. No Services et CheeeL learned many things that will help us to make next year's fair a bigger and better one." ebrating its fifth anniversary. A special program has been arranged which includes musical selections by members of four different Indian tribes, Oneidas, Pimas, Creeks, and Navajos.

All will sing in their native language. Services begin at 11:30 a.m. 1 "For instance, we thought we had plenty of food. We didn't ASTOUNDING NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES at 3 P.M. DR.

STUART MYDANUS WILL PRESENT SCREEN PICTURES SHOWING AMAZING DISCOVERIES OF SCIENCE. ASTRONOMY AND ARCHEOLOGY PROVING THE ACCURACY OF THE BIBLE FISST HEBREW CHRISTIAN SYNAGOGUE, 2201 MSekfrti Art. The meeting pote of Jew Gntie Dr. Micheison, Mniiter cor eost to Chicago walk one block to Michigan Ave. KGER 8:15 FJVL-Monday-Saturday expect all the parents to come along too.

Boy Scout Pattern MIDGET RACER Bob Osborne, right, official starter for midget auto races, starts a car for Gary Ardizzone, center, at the hobby fair. Marvin Ermshar, 12, holds motor. i Time photos Paulson said that the Path finders organization is close to the pattern set by the Boy Scouts. Each club has a meet Electric trains, midget autos, model airplanes, sea-shell collections, mounted butterfly specimens, rope tying displays All these and more went to make up the first annual Pathfinders Hobby Fair. The Pathfinders is an organization for youth sponsored by the Seventh-Day 'Adventist Church.

Last week's hobby fair, at the Lynwood Adventist Auditorium, was put on by the boys and girls of Pathfinders' organizations all over Southern California. The fair gave the youngsters a chance to get together, view hobbies and exchange new ideas. That is, exchange ideas on such things as how to run an electric train up a steep grade, how to repair a pink-faced doll which has met with an accident or even how to raise honey bees. Miniature Speed Classic Midget automobile enthusiasts gathered in the auditorium with their brightly colored speedsters. They exchanged pertinent engineering data and even held a miniature Indianapolis speedway classic The racers were run one at a time, each automobile being timed when it reached peak performance.

One averaged just over 78 m.p.h. The Pathfinders group was 251a West 3rd Street Let Angeles 5, California SUPERET CHURCH ing place where the members learn outdoor crafts, hobbies, and camping methods. Jesus said, "Ye shall be born again." This Great Revelation, with Facta abewn en Screen, will give the greatest benefit to all heienityt Sunday Service. 1 1 a.m. "New Birth Revelation." ComHnmion end iapHtm Tuesday 8 p.m.

Healing Aura Class ttMtr Treat sf ttie Heir Lend THIEVES DO THEIR PREYING IN CHURCH TULSA, Okla, Nov. 3 A cloak room in a hallway of Trinity Episcopal Church displayed the following sign today: "Please do not leave hats or coats here unless attendant is on duty. Thieves sometimes come into. the church to prey." The idea is to build good UKRAINIAN Continued from Second Page money. One famly gave all they had in a small savings account.

Then last January, work was begun on the church. When it Rites to Start Social Building Groundbreaking rites for a strong Americans," he said. Paulson feels that one of the best accomplishments of the THE CHURCH OF LIGHT -ZttsG? utr .1 1 AM. REV. EDWARD DOANE "HOW TO BE HAPPY" 2:00 P.M.

ELBERT BENJAMIN "GIVING THANKS IN 1950" 3:00 P.M. W. M. A. DRAKE "RUSSIA'S NEXT MOVE!" fair Is that it brought out so many parents.

Although it was originally planned" mostly for children, many parents attended Lutheran Chief Tells Shortage of Clergymen A decided shortage of ministers, in the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, has been caused by the call of chaplains to military units and the rapid extension of new missions, it was disclosed here by Dr. J. W. Behnken, Lutheran Church president. Dr.

Behnken spoke at various Reformation Week services in the Southland before returning this week end to his home in Oak Park, 111., where he supervises the activity of the 5500 churches and 1500 schools his denomination, maintains in the United States and six provinces of Canada. 400 New Missions More than 400 new missions have been established in the last four years in Panama, Guatemala, Venezuela, Cuba, Hawaii, Philippine Islands, New Guinea, Japan and India. Many of the 250 wartime chaplains assumed postwar mission pastorates and there still are 75 chaplaincies, Dr. Behnken disclosed. This is the first visit of the tall, snowy-haired church leader to Southern California since his fifth re-election to a three-year term at the recent convention in Milwaukee.

He had served 28 years as pastor at Houston, and was one of four international vice-presidents when he assumed the presidency in 1935. Growth of Church Dr. Behnken said the church's steady strides are reflected in the total of 750,000 baptized members 25 years ago and the 1,756,860 of today, a growth represented in every State. In church service few families can equal the record of the Behnkens. Father and five sons all attended St.

John's College in Winfield, Kan and Theological Seminary at St. Louis. Victor, the eldest, i3 pastor at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Orange, where Dr. Behnken has been visiting. The Rev.

J. W. Jr. was a chaplain and now is pastor in Hickory, N.C.; the Rev. Lloyd is a pastor at Steeleville, 111; Kenneth i3 attending seminary and Donald is a parochial school teacher in Sheboygan, Wis.

Of Dr. Behnken's three daughters, Ruth is the wife of a pastor in Galveston, Lois is married, to a student at the seminary and Helen is still living at home. The Missouri Synod is one of three major. Lutheran groups and Dr. Behnken spends about half his time traveling widely to keep in touch with his districts and congregations.

Vigorous reverent and experienced from his 44 years of ministry, he commands wide respect for the guided program of growth he has brought to his denomination despite troubled times. was finished in June it represented the combined effort of a people small but proud group whose native country long ago lost all right to build new religious education and social building for the Huntington Park Christian Church will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. The building, to be erected adjoining the church at Saturn and and even took part in preparing exhibits. One father just came along to set up his son train," he said. "Can you guess who has been running it all a new church where and when it pleased.

Rita Huntington Park, is expected to cost about $110,000. It will provide a combination theater dining hall to seat 500 day?" persons and rooms for children Consequently this rather plain structure represents, for its congregation and Father Mayewsky, a small bit of the great wheat organized by the Rev. J. R. Nel and adult church classes.

Georee Willson. a of Temple Baptists Will Hear Brougher Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher pastor of Temple Baptist Church Z2 IflHX the Glorious 1IMI0ND If, son, now director of all Adventist Youth Activities for the Pacific Coast. Throughout this Western region there are more than 4000 boys and girls who are members.

Adopted Internationally Recently the church's national governing body chose the Pathfinders as the official youth from 1910 to 1927, will return to that church tomorrow to preach Huntington Park, will speak. Dr. C. A. Cole, executive secretary of the Christian Churches of Southern California, and the Rev.

F. L. Bennetts, president of the Huntington Park-South Gate Ministerial Association, will also participate in the program with the pastor, the Rev. A. W.

Braden. fields of the Ukraine, a portion of their ancient culture, and a stronghold of their national religion. Freedom in U.S. Within its walls they can tell their children what really happened to the 33 Ukrainian Or at 11 a.m. The minister's topic tomorrow is "The Art of Living Peaceably Together." thodox Bishops when the Com cm MUNiI3 Dr.

Elmer Helms Will Celebrate Dual Anniversary Dr. Elmer EUsworth Helms munists clamped down on Christianity in the 1930s. And they can tell them how there used to be dozens of churches of their denomination, in the city of Kiev, and why now, there sS, Why accept less than the world's leading church organ particu-. larly when it is also the world's lowest-priced complete church organ? The wonderful Hammond Organ will bring to your church, a vast range of rich, beautiful tones unsurpassed by any comparable instrument. Ask about our special church financing plan, Selected by more Churchet than all others combined- are only two.

Although his congregation 4s widely scattered over the South will combine two anniversaries tomorrow when he preaches at the First Methodist Church, 813 some coming as far as 140 miles to services, Father May HEALTH SECRETS from SOUTH AMERICA LELORD KORDEL famous dit expart, lecturer, end author has recently returned from a three-month tour of South America where he made many thrilling health discoveries, 'it Find out why the people ef Uruguay are among the healthiest in the world, and what you can learn from them. Learn what Brazil's current rage, the 3-Day Buttermilk Diet," can do ewsky feels his work here has SHope He will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of his taking the pastorate of the First Church along with his 87th' birthday, been successful. He has succeeded in gath ering the people of his home which is Wednesday. Dr. Helms' land together and administer ing to them in the faith to topic for tomorrow is "A Big Fish Story." He retired as the church's pastor in 1932.

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