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Bond Sale Set By Oak View Baptist IMP SON 6 ale cf Fideliry Plan Eonds are being issued by Oak View artist in denornmat: ns of SI XX), and $100, all interest by attar red ccupons, to De payable to any Dank semi-annual! v. T-ese bonds will mature at six-month intervals from one tc 15 years. Re-o. E. of the church, states that members and other friends may obtain brochures describing this investment op- by calling the church office at BL3-4-534.

Sale of the bonds will enable the church to begin construction on a new educational building. This new unit will be in keeping with the master plans recently adopted by the church. The proposed unit will contain five nursery departments, one beginner and two junior departments, and with the present educational building, will increase the educational facilities to house 550. The present auditorium, built in 1956, will hold 550 persons. oodridge to Gain Full Church Status KES In a program scheduled to 2:30 Sun r.ice Eaptist Chapel at rth Story Road, an extension of Plymouth Park Baptist Church, will re constituted into a church operating with the ern Baptist Convention.

Tie program will be cli- axec with a message by Dr. I Colten, former pastor North Temple Baptist urch in Dallas, the church wh.ch sponsored Plymouth it III IK II OF CHRIST itm 356 HI 3-2202 HUH I (if SERI iff MIA) Hthle Study 9 (Hi I M. 11 orJtip .........................................9 50 4 or ship I Hi Hi A Miss AC HI NX OHI) Of GOD REVIVAL Park as a about a decade ago. Other items on the program will melum tie seating of charter members, election of deacons, me calling of a pastor and mister music, and ad xrm the articles of faith. Woodridge gun on Nov.

members ire: Church. Sen the cafetoriun Elementary Sch Weadon sen mi pastor until tor, Rev. was called on In October chapel and called Dale director. Ti moved in a new its present location Dec 1962. The present church bership is ximateB pers ns.

Immediateh upon pora ion o. dridge i a pel will enter a bond program for further expansion. apel was be- 1961, with 20 Tymouth Park ces -vere held of I. J. Lee 1.

Dr. Frank as interim resent pas- Harris, b. 15, 1962. 1962 the nouth Park as music ation Duil.iinc at 16, em- Belt Line Church Sets Bihle School Vacation Bible Classes from to 9 p.m. each evening will be held Monday through riday next week at Belt Line Road Church of Christ.

Charles ti edge of Fort Worth will conduct special classes for teenagers, and Charles Whitmire, former member of the church who is now regular minister for the Church of Christ in Arlington, will be guest teacher in the adult class. Directors of the school are Taylor Reagan, Ray Balia rrf and Harry Fielder, Classes for age two through adults will be held. Teachers for the school include Mrs. Harold Rucker, Mrs. B.

W.R, Carpenter, Mrs. Curtis Dumas, Mrs. Jim Helm, Mrs. Luther Croft, Mrs. Norman, Mrs.

Kerm worth, Steve Win, Mrs. Joe Selvia, Mrs. Martin oate, Mrs. Glen Kelly, Mrs. L.

Morris, Mrs. Lewis Renfro, Mrs. Alvin Williams, W. Stidham, Mrs. Jim Argo, Mrs.

Edward Kelly, Jim Helm, David Fairchild, Clark Dodson, and the two guest teachers. SERMON OF THE WEEK Cure for Sin Sickness BY REV. E. W. CAMPBELL Oak lew Baptist Church Text: Jeremiah 19-22 I am sure that there are very few people that will not agree that there is something badly wrong with this old world of curs.

It take a-master mind to see that we need a real change in the way that the people of our world are living. Jeremiah saw the sin of the people of his day and was not afraic to speak out thunderingly aeainst it. Kirkwood Methodist Sets Revival 18 Meaning Of ToPic nmamng wnll be brought out in Lesson- Sermon at all Christian Science churches this Golden Text: God, is in sancruaryj who so rreat aGo as our (Psalm Relate 1 a i from and Healti with Km to Scrij Marv Baker Lddv wili pen witt. this passare (p. 330 is infinite, mly sui stance, Spirir, rs ul.r intelligence of universe, includine Ili md Evangelist Boyd de Vore Director Bill Wolford AUGUST 18 THRU 21 vil es at 10 a.m.

and 7:30 p.m hlRkll OOI) METHODIST HI RCH and Story IRVING FAITH CHURCH of the NAZARENE Cordially invites you 1301 Fnglish St. Service Schedule Sun lay School Morning Worship Evangelistic Sens NT PS 6:30 Jr. society Prayer (Wed. .1 Rolan pastor Phone BL4-0765 Revival sendees will begin Sunday, August IS through August 21 at Kirkwood Methodist Church. Rev.

Boyd DeVore, minister of the First Methodist Church in Grand Prairie, will be evangelist for the morning and evening services. Bill Wolfard, choir director of the First Methodist Church at Carrollton, will be song leader during the gos- pel meeting. Sunday sendees are a.m., 11 a.m., ami p.m. Topic for the spiritual enrichment program will be "A Closer Ualk With services will be held each morning at 10 a.m. and p.m.

each eveninrt beuinnine August 19. Rev. DeVore has held his current pastorate for two years, having ministered at Sulphur Springs, Dallas, and Greenville. Havinc seen a ember of the North Texas Methodist Conference all his has held over 140 als in klahoma, Texas and Louisiana. He is married and the father four children.

He has attended i resn State College Fresm California, and I err in. at SML. In 1961, Rev. DeVore and his wife mpleted a seven- weeks preaching mission in a where he was a representative of the LS odist Churches at the World Methodist Conference held Oslo. While there he also attended the World federation of Women and cr.e rid Federation on Alcohi lie Education.

Dr. Jehn Poe 1 minister the invites the public to attend any and all services during the revival. There just doesn't seem to be too many today that will speak out against the evils of our time as Jeremiah did. 3nd yet deep down in our hearts we know that this is the greatest wrong with our people, we are sin sick. Sin is like a sickness in its manner of development.

It can seemingly be held under control ax 1 then without warning break out to consume. So many people today fall into this pit. As long as there is sin in a life it will always destroy, unless that person gets rid of their sin. Sin often starts in thoughts, as a man thinketh so he is. Sin is like a sickness in the rapidity of its progress and in its contagious influence.

The great plague of London started with one man yet it almost wiped out the city in a short time. The Bible says "by one man's disobedience sin entered into the Sin is like a sickness in its fatal termination. Many times sickness ends in the death of the person. Not all sick people die but death is the result of sin in all men. Jeremiah points out that there is a remedy for the sin sick.

As the Balm tree yielded medicine for the sick, so also is there healing of the sin sick through the precious blood of Christ. When the Balm tree was tapped it readily flowed its healing sap. The New Testament says, will call upon the name of the Lord shall be This healing is easily obtained and is effectual to the soul. Jeremiah calls out for a physician for the sickness of his people. The world needs a physician today for the sin sick.

There is one who heals. The Great Physi- Jesus Christ. He is acquainted with the nature of the disease. He is skillful in the remedy. He is willing to the cure and His ability' to heal the sin sick is well known.

The Prophet inquired as to why the people of Zion were still sick and not healed when there was a physician and there was balm in the land. This" is the same question that is asked today of die sin sick. Why will you not be healed of your sin? Why is it that people will go on in their sin to deatr. and spend an eternity in Hell when there is one that can heal and save? Some contend that they are not sick at all. Some do not feel that they are in danger of losing their lives.

Some say that they can be rid of sin any time they Some think that they can secure healing when they et ann ready. Even some contend that they are too far gone to recover. There is healing in our land today, there is a means to be rid of sm sickness. Jesus Christ is the answer. Will you not Him an opportunity to work out His matchless cure in your soul today'7 Call upon Him while He is near.

He will heal and save you forever. Church of Christ, Eastside Irvitig lilt ti anti E. 6th MHLM LE: OIO. McCOLLUM M) 4 Bible Study rrr.rr If 9 4. M.

Evening orthip 6 M. If ednendav 7: 30 p.m CUM THURMAN Miroiter REV. BOYD I. DEVORE Oak View Begins Revival Sunday EFFECTS OF Rev. Jer Pritchard (left spoke to Irving Optimist Club on ti sut "Does Liquor I ift or Lower a 'em.

unity at a recent meeting. Rev. Male 1m Seovmins is pictured with the minister. LUpwr Sales Lou er Morals Mi nister Says icw Baptist Church will begin a week of revival services Sunday with Regina! Stokes, past the NortI side Baptist urch, Selma, as evangelist and Jake Simps -n as music director. Rev.

Srokes is a graduate of Mississippi College and New Orleans Theological He has pastored es in and Alabama. Simpson I as had years in the fluid )f music He has had much experience in revival rk and has con- the music for leadrne evancel ists. The. Oak Haven Methodist Church Grauwyler A N. Irving Heiqhts Church School Morning Worship M.

Y. F. Evening Worship Rev. James M. Gatlin, Pastor Church Phone BL 3-0883 9:45 a.m.

11:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. serv will held at in a.m. Tuesday through Friday and each evening at M.

nday througt Saturday. Sunday evening services be- on at Nursery will be provided for all of the services. church extends a warm welcome to each and every ne to attend these services ami hear the singing and the ccspel preached by one of a church spokesman said. S' if if L3-1174 Irving, Texas SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Tuesday 9:45 a.m. '1 Ta lies Bible Clas Wednesday TO p.m.

r- MU-Week Sen'ic attendants at all and a The sale of liquor beer hurts the morals of community, Rev. Jef Pritchard, pastor of the Clarendon Read I aptist Church, oak C1 iff, told tL Irv ing Optirnist Club at a recent meeting. In his 1 iquor ift I.owt-r the minister changes in Oak Cliff since liquor and beer sales had been abolished. He cited statistics to support his contention h- at liquor sales lower moral standards of a community. FROM CARPENTER TO MAC ARTHUR Church Changes Name Rev.

Jack Edmonds, pastor of Carpenter Road Baptist Church, has announced that the name of the church has been changed to Arthur Bh 1. i aptist Church as j'er an official quarterly tine rhe 'hurch bo arc July 17. The new name will not become effective until October 1 when ti new sign is erected. The arpenter Road church was constructed as a mission of ic-LI City Baptist Church Dec. and has since grown to a capacity of 797 members.

It has just completed educational building with future plans to include a gymnasium and a massive auditorium which will seat between 1200 and 1500 persons. St. Mary'-) Episcopal Church Story Sowers Ha. BL 3-4722 Sundays 8:00 A.M. Church School Classes Nursery for Babies Tuesdays Thursdays Holy Days 9:15 A.M.

Walter J. Crossman, Elector 10:00 M. 10:00 A. M. 7 :30 P.

M. 7:30 P. M. Rev Seven Local Youths Attend Glorieta GREE I IN GS! From The Clmrrh nf (Christ V. mg hv.

i L. rt'K- Sunday 9 AM 10 AM Night 6 PM Night 7P Wodnosdoy Night PM fry, Ministar If your child takes the school Dus, teach Mm the safe wav ti cross a street. 'Aam him never tc trust approachum mote rist who ignore the law that requires all cars stop- for school busses. an av Seven young pec pi- two sponsors left Wedrs evening from Woodridge Fa- Chapel for a week Gloriata Baptist Assembly (H M. i xb: ax ly 2,000 people fron.

th natu a attending eivn Mis i ns at Gil ieta Au 15-21, ng av many home ami fore: 'n missionaries. Those making the trip from Woodridge Chapel include Judy Oiling, Cynthia Nungesser, Larry May, Karen Irving, Phil Foster, George ser, Dickie Irv'ing. They were accompanied by Mrs. Ronald Ott and Dale Keeton, Worship Service 8:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M.

Sunday School A.M. Ages 3 And Lp Rev. Leroy Lrlandson Holy Trinity Lutheran and Metker Good Shcplurd Lutheran (Mo Synod) Grau-vyler Road 356 Church Worship 8:30 11:00 A.M Sunday School A-M Paul J. Schumacher, Pastor BL3-1540 St. Mark Lpiscopai THE CHI RCH ES WELCOME VOI Second at lucilie Robin Mo Hot, Minuter BL 3-0424 A 11:00 A ST STEPHENS (UPUSA) Chorlet Miller, muter Worthip 00 A M.

1803 Plymouth Dr. WOODHAVEN US 3800 Rd. Erneti Heltley Mmicter Bl 5-642S or BL 52572 Worthip It: 00 A.M. CHURCH df CHRIST 727 Matkar I II Morning Evening 9:00 Study 5:00 SibU Study 10:00.... Worship Wadnasday 7:30 RM Mid-Waak JOHNNY RICHTER-MINISTER 6TH IOWA STREETS HOI COMMlTVRiN SlkNG CHI RCH SCHOOL St NURSERY Weekdays WEDNESDAYS THURSDAY RESALE SHOP-BOOK STORL HOURS; FRIDAY SAT.

BL3-7124 S.4X) A. M. LOrtXI A. M. HOI a IMMUNI ON NOI.Y COMMUNION REI IGIiH ARTICI ES PO eh Thu REY.

BENJAMIN 1 lAKRJSt t.TOK Phones BL3-7124 or Bl 5-2719 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Wingren Rd. 5 blocks north of Hwy 183 Sunday Services Nursery thru 3 rd grade 9:00 A. M. The Rev. Joseph P.

Holllfleld, Vtcar BL 5-1826.