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THE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON. OHIO SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1953 THREE Services In Massilloii Churches Sunday BAPTIS1 FIRST BAPTIST Lincoln Way and nth SE Sunday school a. m. Claude Depuy, superintendent.

Youth church. Church nursery and extended session for pre-school children, 10:30 a. m. Morning service 10:30, sermon subject, "A Father's Vicissitudes." Ann Judson pjild, 4:30 p. installation of officers by Mrs.

Fred Ebner. Baptist Youth fellowship, 6:30 p. Junior high and Senior-Post high groups. Evening service 7:30, sermon subject, "Considering Him." Nursery for pre-school children, 7:30 p. m.

John C. Wanamaker, sr, pas- MASSILLON BAPTIST TEMPLE 1319 Overlook ave SW Sunday school 10 a. m. Sunday school lesson: "The Security of the Believer." Morning service 11. Message by pastor.

Young people 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30. Guest speaker: the Rev. James Moore, associate pastor of the Akron Baptist Temple.

Wednesday prayer 7:30 V. m. Radio broadcast over 900 on the dial, Sunday 2:30 p) Bruce D. Cummons, pastor. NEWMAN' BAPTIST Sunday school and Morning service 10, subject, "In Quest of a High Experience." 6:45 p.

m. Youth fellowship discussion meeting. Evening service 7:45, sermon subject, "One for the Record, One for Growth." Harold D. Germer, pastor. SHILOH BAPTIST 2nd st and Oak ave SW Sunday school 9:30 a.

Mrs, George Johnson, superintendent. Morning worship 10:45. The Macedonia Baptist church of Warren, will attend the 3 p. m. service.

C. Burroughs, pastor. FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST 1'ounr st SE Sunday school 9:15 a. Walter Toles, superintendent. Morning worship 11.

At 3 p. m. the Rev. J. C.

Walker, pastor of Sardis Baptist church, Cleveland, will preach the pastor's anniversary ftermon. B. T. U. 6 p.

m. Union services 7:30 p. m. True Vine Baptist church will be and the Rev. M.

Larsuel and congregation of First Baptist church, Dover, will be guests. The public is invited to these services. Joseph Sinclain, pastor. EPWORTH METHODIST 3001 Lincoln Way NW Sunday school 9:30 a. m.

Ralph Kerr, general superintendent, Amos Maurer and Leroy Easterly, assistant superintendents. Morning sen-ice 10:30, sermon subject, "The Inner Man." (Father's Day sermon.i Special music, quartet, Shirley Snycler, Marjorie, Martin and Bill Potter. Nursery in church parlors for small children. Evening service 7:30. Film, "Dedicated Men." Congregational hymn singing, solo by Mrs.

O. W. Show. Paul Sells, pastor. WESLEY METHODIST tth 3t SW Church school 9:15 a.

m. Therman Montgomery, general superintendent. Morning worship 10:20. Chimes and organ prelude. Louis Hill, organist, anthem by the Mixed Adult chorus directed by Paul VonGunten.

Baptism of infants and children. Sermon, "The Father's Concern For His Children." The nursery will be open to care for all pre-school children. Thomas J. Maxwell, pastor. BETHEL A.

M. E. 3rd st SE and Walnut rd SE Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morning service 11.

3:30 p. m. Women's Day program. Mrs. N-orma Marceres, guest speaker.

Evening service $. WESLEYAN METHODIST Green are SW at 9th st SW Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morning service 10:30. Young people's 6:30 p.

m. Evening service 7:30. Cecil and Mary Huntsman, pastors. To Be Ordained Confident Living How To Throw Off Discouragement he ordered, "Give me a chocolate NAZARENE BRETHREN GRACE BRETHREN i 8th it anir'State are Sunday school 9:30 a. m.

Morning service 10:30, sermon subject, "Consider Jesus." 7 p. m. Brethren Youth fellowship. Evening service 7:30, sermon subject, "Broken Vessels." Milo D. Wil- liamSj pastor.

CHRISTIAN FIRST CHRISTIAN 3rd it SE Oak are SE Orchestral music under the direction of Harold Urban at opening of Sunday school 9:10 a. nx. Junior service and Senior classes follow at 9:30. Little children are welcomed by the Beginners and Primary departments, church service and Lord's Table with special music by memben of the choir 10:30 a. m.

Nursery for little tots at this hour. Junior and Intermediate classes meet during church hour, minister. Joseph Mackenzie, CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST 850 8th It NE Bible study classes 9:45 a. m. Morning worship and communion 10:30, sermon subject, "A Child In Their Midst." livening service 8, sermon subject, "Woe Li Unto Me.

If I Preach Not The Gospel." Midweek Bible study Wednesday 8 p. m. Vacation Bible school continues next Monday through Friday 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Jack W.

Hawkins, minister. CHURCH OF GOD FIEST CHURCH OF GOD 10th it and Hatch are NE Morning service 9:30, sermon subject, "Peace Of Sunday school 10:30 m. Evening service 8. Vacation Bible school, Monday through Friday. June 30-July 1, 8 to 11:30 a.

m. For all children ages 5'to 14. Forrest Witt; pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1323 Lincoln Way NW Sunday school 9:45 a. Gerry Slabaugh, superiniendent.

Morning service 10:45. N. Y. P. S.

6:43 p. m. Evening service 7:30. Daily Vacation Bible school each morning at 9 to 11:30. Mrs.

George Kaiser, supervisor. Special Father's Day recognition Sunday morning in the church school hour. Each family is urged to be there as a group. John W. Eppler, pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN CENTRAL PRESBXTERIAN 2nd st and Federal ave NE Sunday school 9:15 a. Herman E. Flanagan, superintendent. Ndrsery 10:30 a. m.

Morning service 10:30, sermon subject, "Faith That Music: Organ prelude "Choral Song" by Wesley; anthem, "I will Feed My by Simper; offertory, "Jesus, I Mi Cross Have Taken" by Mozart. Westminster highs meet at the church at 5:30 p. m. Juniors will not meet. Vacation Bible Wednesday, Thursday 9 a m.

to 11:30 a. m. Friday, closing ceremony 7:30 p. m. First Methodist church.

Harry L. Bigelow, pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 310 Lincoln Way Church service and Sunday school at 11 a. m. Lesson sermon, "Is the Universe Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Wednesday meeting 8 p.

A free public reading room is open from 2 until 4 p. m. Sunday; 6:30 until 9 p. Monday; and 11 a. m.

until 4pm' Monday through Saturday each week with the exception of legal holidays. Here, tha Bible, the writings of Mary Baker Eddy may be read, borrowed or purchased. EPISCOPAL ST. TIMOTHT'S EPISCOPAL 3rd lit SE and Tremont ave SE Holy communion 8 a. m.

church school 11 a. m. Morning prayer 11. James Mil- Jar, rector. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED ST.

JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED lit it SE and Tremont tve SE Morning services 9:15 and 11, sermon, Problem Or Privilege" Anthem, "Fight the Good Darst, by the Senior choir. 9:15 a. m. Children's church school classes. 10 a.

m. Adult and Young People's church school classes. p. m. Junior.

Junior high and Senior Youth fellowships will meet at the church. Otto R. Gerber, D. pastor. J.

Pritchard Amstutz. assistant pastor. M. GRACE EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED Main ave and 10th st SW Sunday school 9:15 a. William Owens, superintendent.

Morning services 8:15 and 10:30, sermon subject, "The Real Prelude. "He Leadeth Me" Thompson; offertory "Andante in Minor" Richolson; anthem "Like As A Father" Heyser.Evening service 7:30. fW The Rev. W. Osborne Keeler, guest speaker.

Sermon, "Prophets' Mantles Still Fit Today." Ordination service of Richard D. Hall. Reception flolowing service in Fellowship hall. Paul B. Kiewit, pastor.

LUTHERAN FAITH LUTHERAN 6th st SW Sunday school 9:15 a. Don Emery, Adult superintendent, Junior superintendent. C. T. Miller, Eleanor Kreiger.

Primary superintendent. Morning serv- ices 8 and 10:30. A special vestry meeting will follow the 10:30 service The Juniors will sing at 8 a. m. and the Men's chorus and Cherubs at 10:30 Nursery will be open to care for pre; school children 10:30.

Anniversary tea 1 at St. Luke's Canton at 3 Sunday. Vacation Bible school opens Monday 9 a. m. Clyde A.

Miller, pastor. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN i Federal ave NE and 2nd st NE i Sunday school and adult Bible class I 9:45 a. m. Morning service 9:45.

Slovak service 11 a. m. Monday through Friday, Vacation Bible school Sam. Joseph D. Kucharik, pastor.

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN 1st st NE. and Cherry rd NE Sunday school 9:15 a. m. 10:30 Nursery and Kindergarten, second session.

Morning services 8 and 10:30, sermon subject Responsibilities." Luther league p. m. Softball game at Narth Canton. UNITED BRETHREN EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Tremont ave SW and 7th st SW Sunday school 9:15 a. m.

Morning service 10:15, sermon subject, Are Thy Tender Mercies, Lord" Samuel W. Smith, pastor. SPIRITUAL UNIVERSAL HAGARS SPIRITUAL 860 Walnut rd SE Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morning service 11.

Day program. Evening service 7:30. Father's day program continued. Healing and messages each service. pastor.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST North ave NE and 3rd it NE Evening service 7:45, sermon subject, The Man Father." Mrs. Mary Church and Roy Carver. Healing service every Sunday evening. Ladies Aid parties Monday and Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

A E. Bcerngen, pastor. POMAN CATHOLIC ST. OF ARC Recdurban Masses 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a. The Rev.

William J. Fitzgerald, pastor; the Rev. Henry E. Fabrizio, assistant. ST.

MART'S Cherry rd NE 1st st NE Sunday masses 5:30. 7, 8:30, high mass 10, 11:30. Baptisms every Sunday at I p. m. Holy day masses 5:30 6:30 7-30 8:30 and 9:30 a.

m. Confessions Saturday before Holy mass and first Fridays 3 to 5:30 and 7 to 8:30 p. m. Monday morning 8:15, Saturday morning 11:30. Kovena devotions after 8:10 mass Monday and in the evening at 7:30.

First Friday masses 6, 7 and 8:10 a The Rev. Edward C. Labbe, pastor, the 'Revs P. J. Dehnke and Anthony M.

Lang assistants. ST. JOSEPH'S Corner 3rd st zud South ave SE Sunday masses at 5:30, 7:30, 9, 10 and 11:30 a. m. Ail Sunday masses are low Holy day masses 5:15, 6:30, 7:30.

9 and II a. m. Baptisms 1:30 p. m. Holy hour Thursday evening 7.

The Rev. James P. Feppard, pastor, the Revs. William Hughes and Patrick Dempster, assistants. ST.

BARBARA'S Lincoln Way NW RICHARD D. HALL The first son of the congregation of Grace Evangelical and Reformed church will be ordained into the Christian ministry on Sunday evening at 7:30 in Grace church. Richard D. Hall, a recent graduate of Eden Theological seminary, Webster Groves, will be ordained by the Rev. Robert G.

Diller, Alliance, president of Southeast Ohio Synod assisted by the Rev. W. Osborne Keeler, Fostoria, and the pastor, the Rev. Paul B. Kiewit.

Mr. Hall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Hall of 1800 Harrisburg rd Canton.

A graduate in 1947 of Washington high school, Mr. Hall, completed his college education at Heidelberg college, Tiffin, in 1951 receiving the bachelor of arts degree. While pursuing his theological education Mr. Hall spent a year as assistant pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church, Middletown, and as student pastor at the Evangelical and Reformed church of Springboro, 0.

He received his bachelor of divinity degree from Eden seminary on June 3, 1955. Assisting in the service of ordination will be Dr. Otto R. Gerber, pastor of St. John's church, Massillon, and Dr.

Calvin H. Wingert, pastor of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church, Canton. Hugh Cecil, president of t'he Consistory of Grace church, will present Mr. Hall with a clergy robe, a gift of the congregation. A buffet supper for the Hall family, guests, and participating clergy is being arranged for 6 p.

m. Sunday evening in the church's social roms. A reception for the congregation and friends follows the service in fellowship hall. Dean Daugherty is chairman of the ordination committee. Mr.

Hall will begin his ministry as assistant pastor of St. Lucas Evangelical and Reformed church, By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE Many years ago, I had som struggles with discouragement. A that time I lived on lower Fift ave in New York. I used to walk home from church Sunday nights and, on my way, occa sionally stopped in at a little store. It was run by a fine old man who was the kind of person whom we're all tempted to tell DR.

PEALE pastor; William P. James 1 R. Long, Kamke, vicar. TRINITY LUTHERAN Lincoln Way NW Sunday school 9:30 a. m.

Morning service 10:40, sermon by Jack White, sem- inary student. METHODIST FIRST METHODIST Lincoln Way and 3rd st SE Church school 9:15 a. m. Promotion and awards under the direction of superintendent Fred Wilson. Morning worship 10:30.

Children's Day, baptism of infants and children and reception of new members. The Rev. George Beebe will give a story sermon. Anthem, Way," Tower choir. Nursery for preschool age children 10:30.

George Beebe, pastor; Dwight L. Burkam, as- jociate pastor. Sunday masses 5:30, 8, 8:30 and 11-15 a. m. The Rev.

Joseph L. Reichlin pastor, the Rev. Joseph Czaja, assistant. STS. PHILIP AND JAMES Canal Fulton Masses 8 and 10 a.

m. The Rev. John Maurer, pastor. ST. CLEMENT Navarre Masses 6.

8. 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. The Rev.

Anthony P. Boeff, pastor the Rev. Sylvester Kaminiski, assistant. ST. THERESE Brewster Masses 7.

9:30 a. in. and 5 p. m. Holy days 8 a.

m. and 8 p. m. The Rev. Paul J.

Buchholtz, pastor. JEHOVAH WITNESSES JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1428 Walnut rd SE 3 p. m. subject, "Communism or Christianity, Which Will It Be?" Speaker J. Sepos, sr, representative of Watch- Evansville, Ind-, on July 1.

146 Attend Baptist School An average of 146 boys and girls and 35 workers attended the Vacation Bible school of the First Baptist church during the week just closed, a sizeable increase over the year previous. "Marching On" has been the general theme of the school, and head, hand, and heart of all enrolled have gone forward in Bible study hymn study, and handwork. Five departments are being conducted: nursery, kindergarten, primary, junior, and junior ages 3 to 14. New pupils will still be accepted next week. The closing program is scheduled for Friday evening, June 24, at 7 o'clock.

Missionary offerings will be used to help underprivileged boys and girls in southern Ohio enjoy similar privileges. our troubles. And now and then when I felt I'd done poorly, I would pour my woes into his ears what a poor sermon I had preache( that night, and why did I ever ge into this field anyway, and how nobody would be in church to hear me next Sunday. So ran my disma and negative complaint. He would listen patiently anc tell me to go back next Sunday anc try it again.

Sometimes, he'd come to hear me. Then, one Sundaj night, when I thought my sermon had been particularly poor, I went into his store and found him behind the soda fountain, working I perched up on a stool to talk to him and said, "Mr. Russ, I'm looking for a job." "What's the trouble?" he asked. "I guess I'd better give up preaching," I told him. "I can't do it.

There's no use trying and I'm about ready to give up and get another job." "What kind of job are you going to get?" I WATCHED HIM making sodas and replied with a question: "Do you need a soda jerk here?" "Well," he said, "as a matter of fact, I am looking for someone." "I'll apply "Tor th job. I can start right "All right. Put on an apron," he directed, "and come around the counter here and see what you can do." I followed his instructions and, taking a seat at the counter, soda." "Yes, sir," I said. 1 hunted around and found the right ingre dients and put them in a glass When I squirted the carbonated water in, I didn't get quite the head on the soda a professional does but it looked pretty good to me. I set it down before Mr.

Russ He took a straw, put it down into the soda and took a long draw. Then he looked up at me and shook his head, "Better stick to preaching." WE WENT BACK behind his prescription counter and sat down. "You know, son," he said, "everyone in every job has their moments of despair. You're going through the same thing everyone else does." He reached into his pocket for his billfold and brought out a picture of a lovely young woman. 'Take me, for example.

I lost her after we'd been married only three years. It seemed that the light of my life went out. There was noth- ng but darkness and despair. Then I turned to the Bible and one day, found a message that was like a burst of light: 'He careth for And suddenly I knew in my heart hat God did care for me and that He would see me through." That experience gave him faith which helped him to shake off discouragement. And from it, he said, he learned three things which are iure cures for discouragement.

The first is to think right. The econd is to believe right and the bird is to act right. you have the Answer. My friend taught me that when liscouragement threatens your hap- "liness, simply use your will pow- and think creatively, positively. 'Ptimistically.

We must recognize that discour- gement is part of life and we must xpect it. It is part of the pattern this human rhythm of exalta- "on and depression. But, when it ets into our thoughts and we be- ome sup'ersensitive to it, so that Church Calendar MONDAY Faith Lutheran 9 a. Vacation Bible school. Wesley Methodist 6:30 p.

Wesley guild at cot- Faith That Conquers Fear By The REV. C. WAYNE BALYEAT, Protestant Chaplain, Massillon State Hospital The scripture to be read to get U.OU JJ. WKMCV RU11U 31 COl- j. tage of Mr.

and 'Mrs Wilfred beautv and valuc of th 's truth Ruemmele at Luna Lake; 7 p. is Ma jjf The text being Boy scouts at church. Shiloh Baptist 7 Esther circle. Church of God 9 a. Vacation Bible school.

Friendship Baptist verse 40 which reads, "And he said unto them, Why are ye so fearful? How is it that ye have no faith?" Another translation, "Why are you afraid? Have you no faith?" And another translation, "Why are you 'so frightened? What happened to your asked them. As we XT 1 Atiivii; AAC aOIVCU L11CJ1J. VVU 9 CircleTN 1 missionary read this truth and picture Jesus St. John's Evangelical and Reformed the midst of natural experiences in I the lives of individuals and through 7:30 p. Board of elements demonstrated His Education meeting.

Central Presbyterian 9 a. Vacation Bible school at First Methodist church. First Baptist power and ableness to care for us and meet our needs as stated by 'Paul: "My God shall supply all needs according to his riches (in glory by Christ Jesus." Let us remember it is the spiritual appli- 9 a. Vacation Bible school; cation and teaching of this thought 6 p. in.

Gamma Nu class at Lincoln that Jesus was teaching. Jesus was jark; 7 p. Boy scout troop No. aware and we are aware that fear is 7 p. Alma Noble-Sally Peck the strongest emotion of the human guild at chapel.

neart except love In First John First Methodist 4:18 tne word of God declares, 9 a. Vacation church school; "There is no fear in love; but 6:30 p. Picnic for Youth Facul- perfect love casteth out fear." A ty and their families at Sippo park; prevalent saying of this age is that 8 p. Amacitia class at Mrs. Le- men's hearts are failing them be- verne Barnhart, 819 16th st NE.

I cause of fear. Fear is so prevalent in these days fpear they win be VacatKm -Bible schoql. ridiculed or shunned when it becomes noticeable that they are ill of Chnst i at ease or under a nervous tension. Individuals have hidden in the in- dominates us, we must use the ower of positive thinking to cast out. And that will work too.

Coffee Hour To Follotv Service Guest minister for the Canto Unitarian fellowship Sunday, Jun 19, will be the Rev. Robert A Schade, newly installed minister a First Unitarian church of Young town, who will speak on "Spiritua Stature in Troubled Times." Mr. Schade graduated from th University of Rochester in 193 tower society. Wednesday 7-30 TO ATTEND CONFERENCE The Rev. George C.

Beebe, pastor of First Methodist church, will deliver the memorial sermon next Thursday morning at the North 'East Ohio conference to be held June 19 through June 26 at Lakeside auditorium. Lee Kemp, will be lay delegate from First church. The Rev. Dwight L. BurkaVn, associate pastor of First church, will also attend.

The pastors will be accompanied by their wives. The Rev. and Mrs. T. J.

Maxwell of Wesley Methodist church and the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sells and sons will attend the conference. Mr. Sells is pastor of Epworth church.

and from Colgate-Rochester Divin ity school in 1941. He studied a Boston university School of Thei logy and was ordained a Baptis minister in 1941. He became Unitarian in 1947 and has serve Unitarian churches in East Lex ington, and Providence, R. I On June 12 he was installed as min ister of the First Unitarian churd in Youngstown. Rev.

Schade is married and thi father of three childen. He ha been active in adult education social work and civic affairs and has served as Secretary of the Cam bridge Ministers' association and the Channing conference of th Unitarian church. The meeting will be at 7:30 p. at 603 Cleveland ave NW, Canton and will be followed by a coffee hour. Sunday school will be helc at 10:00 a.

m. This will be the last service of the Fellowship until meetings are resumed in September. 8:3 oh' Ministry school. Friday 8 p. m.

Bible study, using Hcavens and A New Eart" bool Mnrttiman Tune to: "The Peoples Church Hour" Man thru Ski to 10:00 SUtlCtt WCMW PEOPLES CHURCH 1 Mile Weft of Canton On Route 30 -w and A New Earth" text ASSEMBL. OF GOD FIRST ASSEMBLE OF GOD 4th st NE and Federal ave NE Sunday school 9:30 a. m. W. Denver Neal, superintendent.

Morning service 11, sermon subject "The Man in A Coffin. Evening service 7:30 A special speaker. J. Wesley King, past or. REORGANIZED LATTER DAY SAINTS CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, LATTER DAY SAINTS 70S Federal ave NE Christian Fellowship Mission 370 FIRST SE.

8:10 A. M. Sunday School Lesson on Radio WAND 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 10:45.

A. M. Worship Houi 7:30 P. M. Christ 8:15 Evangelistic Sermon For Prayer Reqneit Spiritual Advice Dial 2-3804 Rev.

E. B. Hosteller, Pastoi ATTEND COMMENCEMENT BREWSTER Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Brewster and Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Hofacre West Lebanon attended commencement exercises at Ohio State university, Columbus at which time Dale Ni- rode of Wooster graduated from the school of Optometry. On an average day, 23 per cent of all American families serve ice cream. Assign Minister To Trinity Church Trinity Methodist. church at Genoa has employed the Rev.

Hubert Stewart, as minister for Bible school work. He will teach in the Bible school and call upon families in the church. This emphasis on family calling will aid in the development and cultivation of nonmember families in the community. The project is under the general sponsorship of the Methodist church. Trinity's board of education and official board are sponsors of the local project.

EXTINGUISH RUBBISP FIRE 6, -e Navarre Volunteer Firemen, extinguished a rubbish fire which was endangering a barn on' the Dave Newton farm on Smith rd early Friday afternoon. Devotions At Grotto Sunday The Rev. Joseph Werner, assistant pastor, St. Mary's church, Canton, will conduct devotions and preach, at Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, Central Cathodic high school campus, Sunday, June 19, at 7:30 p. m.

The Rosary will be offered for world peace. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will conclude the devotions, which are open to the public. In case of rain the school chape) will be used. Children's Day At First Methodist Church i land region of their Personalities, fears due to being misunderstood Children's Day will be observed or a sense of guilt or of miscon- Simday at 10:30 a. m.

in First jduet in their behavior pattern. Methodist church. Kindergarten, I Many people have fears due to the Primary and Junior children will conflicts between their high moral participate. Miss Betty Bales will standards and the knowledge of in- make a presentation of the local failure and defeat which be- church James Mentzer memorial comes too much for them. A word scholarship fund to the National of three letters sin could be Student Loan fund of the Metho-; written across many of these caus- dist church.

The Rev. George es that are distructive to sood men- Beebe pastor, will give the storyjtal health, also counteracts and enjoyable Christian living. Thus emotional upsets come with deep anxiety and regrets, the result is individuals become very unhappy and fearful and fear they are defeated in their lives, purposes and goals. However, there is a real searching by many trying to find ways of escape from these situations in life's experiences. THEREFORE, for today as well as the experience of those long ago as given in this scripture message, the answer is in the good news of the gospel message which points us to the love of God and his provisions in Jesus Christ the Saviour, who is and provides the real answer to these problems and needs.

When we as individuals admit we have these needs and by faith accept the divine provisions and believe in Him who is here and near, tender and sympathizing as the Mighty One to save by giving us the power and way to overcome these situations. Henceforth, by faith we accept His divine forgiveness and touch and thus appropriating these spiritual resources and let them become ours, and by the reality of the same as relief from our guilt and tensions and the strain through the unmerited, matchless- grace of the living Lord. By pursuing this new way of life and with faith in our hearts we will walk with Him in obedience to his teachings in the Christian life. Hongkong has become an important motion picture producer. UKLJG STORES Grow More Popular Daily 24 Lincoln Way W.

Towne Plaza sermon. Infants and children will baptized and there will be a re ception of new members. Th Tower choir will sing the Negr spiritual, "Steal Away." Promotion and awards will presented under the direction Fred Wilson, superintendent, a the church school hour at 9:15. BAND PARENTS TO MEET regular meeting of the Navarre Band Parents organization will be held Monday at 8 p. m.

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laymoay BIBLE DELIVERANCE SALVATION HEALING CAMPAIGN COMING TO PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD NORTH BREWSTER, OHIO SERVICES STARTING JUNE 19 REV. AND MRS. IGNACIO MOSQUEDA Lista de Correos, Placetas, Las Villas, Cuba The spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; He hath sent me to heal the broken hearted, to preach deliverance to the captives and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised To preach the acceptable year of the Lord. St. Luke 4, 18-19 Bring the uncurablcs, the blind, deaf, dumb, the crippled, halt ind lame.

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For her sake, face, as a family, two of those decisions now. Select a family plot in a cemetery that allows you ihe privilege of erecting a monument of granite or marble. Choose and buy that monument while you can pay forit out of income rather than leave it for her to purchase out of your estate. See Us For EXPERT ADVICE and PROMPT DELIVERY BEITER MON. WORKS 1828 ERIE S.

Massillon Baptist Temple 1219 OVERLOOK SW. Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning Worship 11 a. m.

BRUCE D. CUMMONS, Pastor At The 10 O'Clock Hour Tomorrow Morning The Sunday School Will Be Studying: "THE SECURITY OF THE A Special Service is in Store for You Sunday Evening When Our. Speaker Will Be REV. JAMES MOORE, Associate Pastor of the Akron Baptist Temple. With him win the Young Men's Quartet from Akron.

Don miss this service. Radio Broadcast over WAND -900 on the Dial Sunday, "IT DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU BELIEVE".