The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 19

ckui-ch "Drifting into Danger" will be the sermwi topic of the Reverend Bruce Gnibaugh of Community Christian Church at the 10:45 a.m. worship service tomorrow. At the 7:30 service he will speak on Is That in Tiiy Hand?" Our Savior's Lutheran Church will begin its summer schedule tomorrow with worship at 8:30 a.m., and Sunday School for kindergartners through the tliird gi-ade at the same hour. "Just a Stranger," a 36-minute color film will be shown at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Mennonite Brethren Church of Bakersfield.

This is the second in a community Christian film series to be sliown on Wednesday nights for the community. The Rev. Russell L. Ward of Stockdale Soutliern Baptist Church will preach at the 11 o'clock tomorrow on "He That Cometh to God" and at 7 p.m. on "Heartfelt Religion." Rev.

Ward will leave for vacation June 18. During his absence Darwin Hansen of Fresno will fill the pulpit. Assurance of God's care for all is offered In the Bible lesson entitled "God the of Man" wliich will be heard at Cliristlan Science churches tomorrow. Children of members of the Baho'i Faith ore shown enjoying a visit with Standing Crow, a Baho'i from North Dakota, during the recent annual convention of the Baho'is of the United States held in the Baho 'i House of Worehip, Wilmette. III.

The convenHon heard reports of growth in the past year from 15,000 Baho'i Centers in the world to 21,006. ie Baho'i temple at Wilmette, on the shores of Lake Michigan. It is a nine-sided building and its nine doors signify the nine major religions in the world. Bokersfield meetings Those of Baha'i faith to stress race unity Junior Choir plans concert The Junior Choir of Redeemer Lutheran Church will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday enUtled, "We Believe Songs and the reciting of the Apostles' Creed will be interwoven.

The choir is directed by Mrs. Robert Johnstone. Organist for the prelude will be Janice Johnstone, and for ilie offertory. Michael Pabrizius. Members of the girls' quartet who will sing "Beautiful Savior" and "Now the Day Is Over" are Debbie Golf, Nina Rojas, Doris GiUi, and Janice Johnstone.

The offering will be used to buy choir robes for the group. Race Unity Day will be observed by meetings at the homes of two members of the Baha's Faith, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rouse, 3308 Bucknell St. and Mr.

and Mrs. John Verhoeven, 1409 Garfield at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The special event will be observed by taped talks by Mrs. Florence Mayberry; Hand of the Cause William Sears; Auxiliary Board Member Dr. Firuz Kazemzadeh, and Dr.

Daniel Jordan, taken from an ABC network radio broadcast. "Mankind has progressed from thinking in terms of families, tonus, cities, and nations," R0U.S0. chairman of the Bakersfield Baha'l Community, "to a growing awareness in this centurj' of humanity's being one entity. We can no longer hate or discriminate against any particular section of luinimiity without attacking tlie whole of mankind. "It is no longer pcrniis- a duct by Farr and! sible to think in terms of one Linda Munsel, "0 Perfects nation or race being Love" (Gurney).

This will for hi this day the rights of the final appearance of the Chancel Choir directed by Mrs. all must be protected and none given the right to oppress his neighbor. "This Is the time for widen- hig our appreciation of the variety of tlie world's people, for our prejudices are built upon lack of knowledge. They will be dissolved when we discover all human being share the same station In the plan of Church school students will outline program The 9:30 service of College Heights Congregational Church tomorrow will be under direction of Mrs. Bert Plrtle, superintendent with children of the church school demonstrating what has taken place in the classes during the year.

Miss Lena Hadidian, teacher of the 3-year-olds, will tell a story about growing. David Chesney and Eric Hatch will hold a silhouette scroll during the story. Mrs. D. A.

Clanton's kindergarten class will present a worship service and song. Mrs. James Bowers, teacher iOf first and second grades, will direct a short resume of study of the commandments to be presented by Nannette Clanton, Don Chesney, Ernest Upde- jiraff. Leslie Meredith, Kit tor. Karl Keff and Bryan Poole.

Sharl Cheney, of Mrs. Joseph Dunwoody's third and fourth gi-ade class, will review the study program and present first-aid kits, made by the class, I to the church. The third grade class will be presented with their Bibles. The girls and boys of Mrs. D.

H. Chesney's fifth and sbrth grade class will review their study program and projects, and present health kits for I Friendship House, which they St. Paul's to begin summer schedule 12,1965 1 9 Tomorrow will mark the beginning of the summer schedule of services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, the Rev. Victor Hatfield, rector, announced.

Holy Communion will be celebrated each Sunday at Honor due teachers :Z.r Friendship House, wmcii tney God, even though their poten- assembled. Barbara Dela- tlal as mdividuals varies. Junior Farr to take vacation abroad Dr. J. Wesley Farr, minister of tlio First Church, who has just returned from the annual conference of tlie Church hi Stockton, wUl bring his last message tomorrow I before starting an extended vacation to Europe.

His topic will be "Report and Prospect." Music for the wor.ship af 9:30 and 11 will be the i anthem by the choir. "The Lord (Clokcy) and N'ow established In more than 21.000 centers throughout the world, the Baha'l faith has stressed from Its inception more than 100 years ago the essential unity of mankind and the fundamental unity of religion. In the United States, tiie national headquarters of the Baha'i faith is located at 112 Linden Wilmette, near the Baha'l House of Worship on the shores of Lake Michigan. rose, of Bill acKer Junior High group, will explain the new Pilgrim Fellowship program. The recognition of teachers, officers and sponsors of the Church School and youth groups who have served during the past year will be featured at Sunday morning services of the First Presbyterian Church at 9 and 10:45.

Dr. Glenn D. Puder wiU at both hours on "The Destiny of Free Men." The Westminster Choir will sing "Holy, Holy, Holy" (Dykes) and the Chapel Choir, "Surely the Lord Is in This Place" (Jephcott). Georglanna English, soloist, will swg "How Beautiful Upon the Mountain" (Harker). Mrs.

Josephine Sweney is organist. At 10 o'clock, a reception will be held in honor of the Rev Peter G. McKnight and his family as he terminates a AVi year period as associate minister of the church. The reception commltee of the Women's Association, Mrs. J.

E. Boyn ton, chairman, is in charge of arrangements. 18 a.m. as before, but the two morning services will be combined in a single service at 10 a.m. Tomorrow, Trinity Sunday, morning prayer and sermon by the rector are scheduled.

On the first and third Sundays of each month Holy Communion will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Tomorrow new members of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew will be Installed at the 10 o'clock service. This group of laymen Is dedicated to bringing men, especially young men, into the church, and to acts of to the parish. Director of the St.

Paul's is George Carson and vice director is Dr. David EvcUis. are held each Monday at 6:30 a.m. hi the chapel, followed by breakfast the parish hall. Warrant arrest Robert L.

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Phone 324-9037 SHOP SUNDAY Groduotes honored Califomian News Tile 35 young people graduating from elementary and high schools and colleges from the congregation of the First Assembly of God Church will be honored during the 10:50 service tomorrow. Cadet graduated Cadet Ronald Dean son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 2609 Fifth was graduated from the junior college at the New Me.xlco Military Institute at Roswell.

New Mexico. Senator Clinton P. Anderson, of New Mexico, was the commencement speaker. HAPPY FEET! FOOT CORRECTION ORTHO SUPPORTS POSTURAL CORRECTION BACK SPRAIN DR. MANUEL A.

D.C. Toby Sears, before the summer vacation period. The June meeting of the Official Board will be at 7 p.m. In the Little Chapel of Sacred Memories under direction of its new chairman, Glenn Stockbridge, followed by a social hour and a time of recognition of outgoing officers and members. MARK, I Tuesday and Thnnday Only FA 2-2U0 423 Tnnhin ATcnue Choir to present spring musicale "Music from the Islands of the Sea" will be the theme when the 30-voice choir of the OUdale Assembly of God Church presents its sprmg musical tomorrow.

The choir and special vocal ensembles will shig music of the Hawaiian rythmic style. Gerald Roles Is director. Millrose Summer School June 21 July 30 ACADEMIC AND TYPING COURSES $90 Classes for grades 2-8 Please call 325-8911, 871-1171, 322-6832, 322-6344 between 8:30 and 12 noon. Recognition due students "Vou Must Be Born Again" is the topic of J. C.

Wattenbarger, lay member of St. Mark's Methodist Oiurch. at 9:30 tomorrow morning for Methodist Student Sunday. Recognition of Methodist students in the congregation will be given and short inspired talks by Arthur Reeder, Kay Scofield and Lynn Gunn- I Smith are scheduled. Henry Gamett, George Fowler and John Boice of the Methodist Men's Club will take part in the service.

The adult choir will sing "Send Out Thy Light." Senior Fellowship members will hold their annual picnic at noon Monday at Hart Park, with a polluck luncheon followed by a program. Old car blight FIUNKFORT, Ky. Tlie Natural Resources Department has come up with getting rid of the biggest eyesore in Eastern au- 'tomobiles. may ask for a federal grant to study whether a portable crusher could be developed. The hope is that private hidustry then could haul off the cars economically and sell them for scrap metal.

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