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THE DAILY OKLAHO.UAN Saturday, July 8, 1972 9 Whftlewlm We Have Capacity to Solve Problems; Do We Have Will? Roll On Match Costs Sharply psputes i In Chess iiiyuci in juiig would lead them to all who are just like us. But alone. truth. to us as He did to the Old Testament prophet. From that voice we can learn God's will and find Mis guidance in solving the problems that baffle us so completely.

So. as the gales storm over us, the earth quakes beneath us, and the fire rages around us, as they did with Elijah, we need to listen for the still small voice in which God speaks God still finds the church useful. As individuals, we need the church because It is easier for us to stand together than it Is to stand Lawyer Paul Marshall and the other men representing Fischer Imistei! the match start Sunday. International Chess Fedora lion officials intervened and obtained American agreement on condition that Spassky put the rc-rjuiwt. in writing.

The church is still the body of Christ to do God's work as led by the Spirit. Certainly the church has Its faults, because there are so many people in it REYKJAVIK, Jeelnnri (AP) Disputes all day Thursday left in doubt until an hour before (hoy drew lots that Boris Spas-sky and Bobby Fischer would play for the world chess championship, informed sources reported Friday. Telephone calls from the enrnp of the Russia champion and the Ameri- can challenger confirming that play would start Tucs- day reached the orguniz- era at about 7 p.m.. or 50 minutes before Spassky reached the playing hall Mormons Name Lee 11th President soys Rev. lawrsnc J.

Chnut 1 Sunday is the tail 0 day of rh! 0 1 CAMP MEETING I Capitol Kill Church of God 0 3100 Scot Horv.y A JLO'mc share with us, you'll be Messed! WASHINGTON (AP) -The price wholesalers and a for their goods especially meat and gasoline rose sharply last month, the government reported Friday. At the same time, the Labor Department said the nation's unemployment rate dipped from 5.9 per cent in May to 5.5 per cent in June, but many of the new jobs went to students turned workers for the summer. The Wholesale Price Index rose by five-tenths of one per cent last month. Combined with the May rise of three-fifths of one per cent, it was the biggest two-month jump since last January and February. Increases were registered in the cost of livestock, meat, gasoline, lumber, shoes, clothing, paper, drugs, rubber and plastics.

A reflection in retail prices in a few months is likely. Meanwhile, wholesale prices of big household appliances including televisions; natural gas; glass; milk and chemicals all declined. The rise in the work force was not as large as anticipated; that Is, fewer students than expected went looking for jobs, so much of the improvement in the jobless rate was due to seasonal factors, lor me uraw. no won ine draw giving him the important first move. Having dropped their demand that Fischer forfeit the first game because of his late arrival for the scheduled start last Sunday, the Russians asked Thursday morning that Spassky be allowed to rest until Tuesday.

They said he was "tired and upset" by all the ccm-t roversy and delay. THE CHUXCMS ft imm OF CHRIST (5 it Jfcjpll tern Worship With Us BARNES SE 53th Anftrsen W. Bible Study AM Worship 10:30 AM i 6 PM Roy Jackson, Evangelist SETKmrt 33C; n. RseiiwSf! Bible Study MO Ml Worship 10:00 AM 4 6:00 PM Albert Fwngellsl BRITTON 9501 H. MilHary Bible School 90 Aft Worship 10.00 AM 4 WW PM SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Harold B.

Lee, 73, was named Friday as the 11th president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the youngest Mormon president in 40 years. Elder Nathan Eldon Tanner, 74, was selected first counselor and Elder Marion G. Romnoy, 74, second counselor. Elder Romney is a first cousin to George Romney, secretary of housing and urban development. Elder Spencer W.

Kimball, 77, succeeds President Lee as head of the Council of the Twelve and, if tradition is followed, would be next in line for the presidency. Lee succeeds Joseph Fielding Smith, 95, who died here Sunday of a heart attack. A former school principal, businessman and city commissioner, Lee will be known as prophet, seer and revelator to three million Mormons throughout the world. Peking Delegate Talks to Chou TOKYO (AP) Premier Chou En-lai had a "fraternal and cordial talk" in Peking on Friday with Xuan Thuy, North Vietnam's chief delegate to the Paris peace conference, the New China News Agency reported. In a broadcast monitored in Tokyo, the agency gave no details of- their talks.

Bill E. Smith. Erancelisl CAPITOL HILL 2500 S. Harvey 9:00 AH' Bible Study 50 AM 4 6:00 PM Wilshire CHURCH of CHRIST 400 E. Wilshire Blvd.

Worship Services 9:55 AM Adding (he Graces 8:00 PM Make Your Election Sure PRINCE OF PEACE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH 3500 N. Meridion Worship Services 8:30 4 10:45 AM Sunday School 9:35 AM Eider Harold Loe The wavy-haired church leader sat at a table with his counselors and quoted scriptures in response to some of the questions from newsmen. President Lee said the greatest message that could be given to members of the church is: "Keep commandments of God. for therein lies the safely of the church and the safely of ihe individual." Mormons believe their church was established by Jesus removed from the earth after his death and restored in 1S30 to Joseph Smith. ARCHBISHOP OF CHALCEDON Metropolitan Meli-ton waits Friday in Istanbul to receive the body of Patriarch Athenagoras I.

Meliton has been mentioned as a possible successor to the patriarch who died early Friday. Guilty Plea Given To Tax Charge Urry Sullivan, Evangelist CENTRAL 2000 S. Central Bible Sttxfy 9:45 AM Worship 10:45 AM 4 6:00 PM William Jones 5 Don Hargrove, fvang. CHEROKEE HILLS 6700li.W.G3 Bible Study AM Worship 10:00 AM 4' 100 PM Granville Clapp, Evangelist COLLEGE M. Eastern Memulii M.

Bible Study 9H AM Worship 10M AM 4 6:00 PH Morris Thurman, Evangelist DEL CITY 1901 Vickie Of iw Bible Study 8:30 AM 6 10:45 AM Each decade holds a series of problems, and it is human to conclude that the problems we face in our times are more puzzling than those which our forefathers faced. Still we feel that the unanswered questions of the 1970's are more serious, more difficult, to answer, and more basic to the 21st Century than those which American Christians have faced in a long, long time. The problems are nol of a mechanical nature. We already have the machinery to resolve most if not BIBLE LESSON all of our modern crises. What we lack is the wisdom to make our machin-ery, our organizations, run.

In the schools of this country we have the means of the best education available anywhere on earth, but we don't seem to know how to use them so that the quality of American education can reach its highest expression. In our churches we have the instruments to do great things with the spirits of men, but we lack the insight to discern the things that are really important and the resolve to concentrate our efforts on those things. We can deal with poverty, if we would, but still one out of every five Americans lives in poverty- Tlutre are many ways to combat racial prejudice but we have not used them effectively enough to rid our country of this blight. We could deal effectively with the ills of our society if we had the will to do so. The American dream continues, but for many men it is a frustration because they feel they had no part in it.

To enumerate our problems is to repeat the headlines 1 of today's per: explosive populations; decaying city centers; authority eroding, deteriorating morals; pol-luted environment. We could do far more about all of these matters than we are doing. We need two conditions that are not widely present today. One is to join forces with each other and not run off in separate directions. The other is God's guidance.

How do we get these? This question is examined in the experience of Elijah as found in I Kings 19; 9-18. Since we accept the word of God as our rule of faith and practice we have to believe the possibility that the Scriptures have something to say to our modern problems, point by point. After all, the Scriptures are only the record of the way God dealt with man's problems in the past. As we study that record, we can learn how God is dealing with our problems today. If we turn to the Bible simply to confirm the opinions we already have, we will not find much help.

What we really need is to want God's guidance and help in understanding it. This is the work of the Holy Spirit. The promise Jesus gave His was that the Holy Spirit Bible Classes All Ages the TRUTH that Heals Raymond C. Kelcy Minister hm Kelly. Evangelist KTOK Tenth Francis CHURCH OF CHRIST 901 N.W.

10th St. MAYFLOWER Congregations! Church 3901 NW63 Robt. D. Greathoote Minister 1 1:00 AM Church School EAST SIDE 1501 HI. 36ft Bible Study 9:45 AM Worship 11:00 AM 6:30 PM Clyde Muse, Evangelist EDMONO 4th Boulevard Bible Sludv.

10:00 AM Worship 9.OO-ll:OOM46-00PM Phil Watson Evangelist 'Reasons for being a Member of the lord's Church" TEARS i TO" CHRIST I' 1 kJ3utoh GRAND BLVD. 1537 SW Srtmf 57. PAUL'S AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH WORSHIP HhlS Communion Mrdftalfon Bible Study 9.40 AM Worship AM 4 6:00 PH Don Pearson HTLLCREST 2500 S.W. tome Study 8:45 AM; Worship 9:45 AM 4 640 PM; Thomas J. Marshall Fvanaelist MAYFAIR 2340 R.W.

5f NORTH EASTERN AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST IR.CHRISTIi? OS. 1:15 UZ.N. Eastern Ave. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 1 Paul S. Johnson Pailor 2524 N.

Bladwekfa 528-0446 9:30 AM DiKlpiw of Oriif 3700 North Walker Rev. Jim Salhcrlin. Paslur 10:30 AM Worship "Time of Testing" Bible School Washington was charged with falsifying his federal income tax returns for the years 1965, 1965 and 1967. His guilty plea came to the 1965 charge. According to the government.

Washington, who told the court that he has resigned from the bar association, reported only S6.SC0 of his 1965 income, which totalled $23,832. The maximum sentence he could receive, Burkett told the court, is five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Judge Langley, of Muskogee, postponed sentencing in the case until the pre-sentence report was completed after Washington said he would rather wait for the report but was willing to be sentenced immediately. Officials in the Oklahoma City fedora! probation office said the report should be completed in approximately two weeks, but Judge a 1 's schedule will not allow him to return to Oklahoma City until sometime in VireilR. Trout, Evantelist OPEN BIBLE Christian 10:45 AM 6:00 Ml Worship Listen 3:34 PM SUNDAYS Former state legislator Paul L.

Washington, charged with iillng a false federal Income tax return, will probably receive his sentence from U. S.Dist Judge Edwin Lan-gley within a jrjnpnth, federal probation officials said Friday' Washington''' G4, of 1413 Kenilwbrth Road, pleaded guilty: to one: p'f the three counts against hlrri during a hearing Thursday after Judge Langlejr refused to accept a plea; of no contest, "Twill not accept a nolo contendere plea in a case of this narurel He's either guilty or he's not guilty," the judge said. U. S. Atty.

William R. Burkett asked the court to dismiss two other tax evasion counts' against the Oklahoma City attorney. Reagan Criticizes Defense Proposals BRUSSELS (AP) Ronald Reagan of California has criticized presidential candidate George McGovern for his proposal to cut defense spending by $30 billion. "I can't believe congress would support such irresponsibility," he told a news conference. ahetrlel Calif.

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