Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 33

OiUtH2Iifttliuiw SC 31 Meaf Dr.Toler in iviissi onary mm To Opan Tuesday Dedication Service Foa in uiiu of DgwAH PARTIAL PLATES CniDCEWOXX A COMPLETE SERVICE EXTRACTIONS Pacific Lutheran Gets Bequest BERKELEY Pacific Lu Congressman Henry Luckey. Hie gift is the largest the seminary has received In its 16-year history, according to seminary officials. DR ANDREWS theran Theological Seminary, 2770 Marin has received a bequest of $195,000 from the estate of former Nebraska ON UNION INSURANCE? WELFARE AND OLD AGE SECURITY IET ME HELP YOU ADVIKTtSEMSNT ADVERTISEMENT The congregation of the First Christian (Church, 29th Street and Fainnount Avenue, will hold a dedication service at 3 p.m. today for its redecorated and remodeled church, structure, Dr. Eugene Sill of the First Congregational Church will be the principal speaker.

The Rev. Dr. Thomas Toler, pastor, will conduct the dedication service. The event also marks Dr. Toler 's final Sunday as pastor of the church.

He lias resigned after serving the church for more than eight years to accept the pastorate of the First Christian Church of Bakersfield. Dr. Toler will be succeeded by the Rev: Dr. Dallas Glad-son of Whittier who was pastor of the church prior to Dr. Toler's coming to Oakland.

Other participants in today's dedication program include Dr. Ben Bobbit, executive of the Northern California-Nevada Conference Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) Dan Ehalt, executive of the Oakland Council of Churches, and Dr. Charles Lord of the First Methodist Church. 1017 YOU COULD MAKE than 2,000 delegates ind visitors are expected for jjfta Sixth Quadrennial Session Of the Woman's Missionary Council of the Christian Meth-edist Episcopal Church to be jeld Tuesday, through Sunday. Sessions Will be held at Beebe Memorial CME Cathedral, 3900 Telegraph Ave.

Mrs. Nathaniel Bedford of Voungstown, Ohio, president ef the council, will be the speaker for the opening ses- ision scheduled for 7:30 p.m. i Tuesday. She will speak again it the 9:45 a.m. Wednesday Session.

if She Is also North America Area president of the World Federation of Methodist Women." Mrs. Wilnina Ransom is president of the host women's group. Mrs. Eva Dunmore of Berkeley is chairman of the Spiritual Life and Message Committee. The convention banquet will be held at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Claremont Hotel. Dr. Patrocino Ocampo, president of the World Federation of Methodist Women and dean of women at Manila College, Manila, the Philippines, will be the speaker. The conclave has attracted the denomination's nine bishops. They will present meadi- moriEV umi your ideas FAST PLATE REPAIRS ALL Till CREDIT YOU HEED i vs DR.

P.S. OCAMPO Methodist meet speaker tation messages at convention sessions. Bishop Walter Amos pf Detroit, head of the district that includes California pre-side at the worship service at 10:45 a.m. next Sunday which will conclude the meet. Bishop Bertram Doyle, senior bishop and head of the church's episcopal district encompassing Kentucky and Ohio, will be the speaker.

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Slip- over with lone sleeves. fVf, UIHU1 tM 1 I The Rev. Bill Mansdoerfer, pianager of the Gospel radio station, KEAR-FM, San Francisco, speak at the 7 p.mr service today at the First Covenant Church, 2100 Fifth Ave. ME Pulpit Guest The Rev. William Mills' of Los Angeles will speak at the Special 3:30 p.m.

service to-'iday at the Amos Temple CME 'Church, 1500 90th Ave. 1. itrusade to Start Evangelist and Ernie jSskelin of St: Petersburg, will conduct a crusade Calvary Temple, 3950 Clay-lion Road, Concord, Wednes-fiav through Aug. 21. They A coat with snap-fastened HyotJti' A ZCClA444f front; (not shown: V-neck SrHll-l LI Jn -fi mini tent and a back' zip SJST 'A I in 1 style).

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to Sioon, Monday through Friday the next two weeks. TJew Pastorate vThe Rev. Robert Erickson, assistant pastor at St. Paul's Lutheran Oakland, for the past 18 months, has accepted the invitation to become the pastor of Calvary Lutheran Church, Monro Bay. Textiles Displayed The Fine Arts Committee of the Eden United Church of Christ, Birch Street and Way, Hayward, is holding an exhibit of the silk screen textiles of artist Don Sobieske during the month of August Sobieske is an art at Castro Valley High School.

Viewing hours will be 'from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to noon on Sundays. Catholic Seminar More than 500 Catholic clergymen and laymen are expected for the Third Annual -Summer Catechetical Study Session to be held at the College of the Holy Names, Oakland, today through Thursday. Rev.

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