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PACE 4 -k The Lock Hircn Express, Friday, March 12,1943 Fellowship Services Begin Nittony Valley Churches Sponsor Lenten Worship Music Club Contributes To Three War Activities The Music Club last night voted jbv the following students: William to give $25 to the Red Cross War'H. Masterson, 1 Fund, S25 to the war fund of Louise Clark, Beatrice) Pennsylvania State Federation of Crites and Ruth White, soprano Church Services City Rural Methodists Oppose 7-Do i SUNDAY Wor Plant Operation I SCHOOL "bingo, tango raffles games of chance." and other Soldier Recovered CATHOLIC Church of Immaculate Con lion Rev. William S. Da.vies. Rudej-loseph M.

O'Tor-le. Inn- mass. This money will be taken fromjand Helen Fontana. piano 1 NITTANY Len-jthe proceeds of the benefit musUIDavid Smart Merle Young, V.3i> p. durint Music Clubs, and S10 to the Salivation Army War Fund.

solos; pavid Weaver, tuba soli Anne Shoemaker, James ROMOLA Church of Chri.M. Rev. DeEoer, Sunday School, Supper. 11: sermon. In the J.

lord's F.y KAROLt) LVXDQtHST. D. P. O' Moody Institute ChiCaRO. iReleased by'Western Newspaper Lesson for March 14 hv Vittahv'i ca1 Presented in the Great Island piano duet.

Mrs. P. R. Kamp ac-! wrvwes planned by -ccmpanied all soloists except-: ip. ing Miss Clark, whose accompani- (Chapel last month under club aus- Valley Fellowship of Christian: pices Mrs Everett stetson Churches began last night announced that beforejments were played by Alice Chris- churches in- the four 'cooperatingjthe next meeting she will Siever.

community centers. ar activities chairman for At the Junior Music Club i ub S. which preceded the Music Muman I The members took action to Club session, a program arranged will be the tneme. thank Mr Qna Bridge Smith.iby Miss Peggy Swope was enjoyed.Isu'nday the series of services, planned, chairman of the prograrn or the It included soprano solos by' 5cl 1 4 for each Thursday evening durmg beneflt cmcerl Nvfho provMed Lent. This theme has bten divided flcwwi and ms Ior the mu into six sub-topics to be presented ca by six churches as follows: stetson eulogized the late by Douglas Brady and Ruth Cross and Our Friends' 1 Florence M.

Griffith, whoseimer. Mrs. Kamp accompanied the Church, Rev. Charles u. SALONA -John J.

Cron-Iey, Urn-; Lutheran Clnircli. worship 7.M and must, llimon hy Dr PEehl. a. Xovena in honor or Ouriday School. p.

tn. Lruon subjects and Scripture selected and copyrighted by International Council ot Religious Education; tiled by permission. the Medal, of the Frlda p. m. ditrinc Lent.

at i.soi CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Ohurclk pf Christ, Srient noes. 11 a. Sun a. TVednehday te TT mujjmi 8 p. 111.

Misses Helen Coxe and Shirley rooms open Tuesday and Friday, i Ricker and Miss White; solos by 4 P- it the lesson Mr- Joseph' Lapanna. and piano solos worship. 11 a. i IN THE UPPER ROOM LESSON TF.XT^Iohn GOLDEN unto him. I am way.

and the truth, and the life: no one comelh unto the Father, but by 14:6. PHILADELPHIA, (JP). The Philadelphia Methodist Conference RnE OVO hn i ana an of Bmings. who underwent urged the closing of war plants on, an ap ndicitis operation in the Sunday, asserting that seven-day. Renovo Hospital Feb.

22, is fully week operation cuts production recovered. Billings, who suffered and causes moral breakdown. i attack while on a troop train, A report on legislation, read to re in his and Sabbath, adopted unanimous-! ly, declared that a seven-day work' week opposes "the law of" God" and "deprives man of primary day of rest and a day of worship." i The Conference also adopted resolution Urging the Legislature 1 not to permit gambling in anyj form. The resolution condemned' Delbert D. Helt Funeral Director 109 Church Street Dial 2722 Id! Rev Cliap tllc Cars sermon.

Rev. J. A. "The i unexpected death caused the first Our Enemies," the David i break in the club membership. Straesser; "The Cross and Crisis," She appointed Miss Mabel V.

Blair, Rev. Roy L. Freas; "The Cross.andiMiss Grace E. Ullemyer. and Mrs.

Sacrifice," Rev. Charles M. G. Cink; "The Cross and Peace," Rev. Tohn R.

Gulick, and "The Finality sf the Cross," Sanderson. Services were held last ing at 7.30 o'clock at Zion Evangelical Church, with Mr. Link Breaching; Huhlersburg Evan- celical Church, Mr. Gulick, preaching; Clintondale Evangelical Church. Mr.

and Salcna Lutheran. Sir. Straesser. Community treasurers serving throughout the Lenten series are Zion-Hecla, Gorman; Hub- Frederick Dietz a committee to draft resolutions expressing the club'i grief at her passing. R-sv.

John R.j Several of the city's music i teachers were represented on a program of music JKWISH SYNAGOGUE soloists and Franklin played a flute obljgato for one of Miss White's' numbers. A visitor at the meeting wasi Miss H. Lucille Millard. former supervisor, of music in the cityj schools, who was greeted by many of her former pupils and High School Choral Club members who! are affiliated with the Music Yehuda Synajroeue lsUa R1I ion lrv Miii lf Chuivli, Her. XV.

('. Si-liool. 111.45. JJIsBiistliis Oiu Eric Sunday at the Itadassah Ciulj. Services at tlie synasocue.

J-'ridiiy at 7.3y uid Saturday at 9 a. ni. EVANGELICAL EvaiJKelioul Church. Rev Heisltv. 5.30.

unified JRev. Kdn'in V. Hayden, minister' the Church of Christ, tending! Seho-'l niKht except Sa services NITTANY VALLEY nil Pnstnrnlf. Si. Msirk's.

clurrcii E. Si-liruil. worship. School. Howard Chorus Plans For Community Easter Service etch Wednesday ai p.

School. Kg Church School, Chtirrli School. Jersburg-Snydertown, Mrs. Cora Copnmunity Mission, Rev. J.

A. No cliurrh xervices, Sunday, pastor n-Hl confer- ne.s=lrms a imore. Sunday at hours. BAPTIST First Baptist Church. 1'ouns FARRANDSVILLE Clnii-ch.

K. Sun.lay s-'i-lmnl. T.SO. Kt'f Chorus will meet at Methodist Hon-nrd, iiifm Mri was horn. School.

9,30 Albert Snyder. c. K. Soclotv. more, was nonw ovei uic worihin.

M.so. choir win weekend. A One" by H. Lillenat: Mrs. Eleanor Mapes spent sev- al 3 ft.

in( 1X1VA God." Pppctai and Tice; La mar Clintondale at 2 o'clock Sunday to be-, Paul's-Mt. Bethel Ralph preparations for the Commun- eral days at Tyrone last week. She 'and Ma'ck-evville, Milton Easter service. Uvas called there by the illness of Brungard. i A rt on the community in-jher sister.

Mrs. Charles' This service series is an annualr anli Paralysis drive, which Mrs. Sydney Galbraith p. m. "study on affair which has contributed much directed Mrs willard Me-1 Wilmington, another sister, rd to the spiritual development of thej 0tha local contri- spent a Jew days at the Mapes Lenten season in past years.

p. prayer meeting. p. m. Miss jtary UK? vtlle will play several srlcc 'piano accnrdion for- tlu.

ins service: rlioir relicjir: 11 Good Attendance At Midweek Youth Lenten Service home. Mrs. Richard Wolf and daughter. jbutions totaled S80. Home on Furlough Clarence Beightol, an'officer in)Patty, are visiting Mrs.

the Merchant' Marine and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and i brother, Pvt. Merle Beightol, who Mrs. Edward Heck of Jersey Shore. is stationed in South Carolina, are Mrs.

Maggie Kane is visiting her spending furloughs with their mother. Mrs. Sue Beightol. Pvt. Donald Hotter, a member of the Infantry "Band of Camp visited recently at the home Shelby, is spending a fur-j Mr.

and Mrs. Edward-Rogers. CHURCH CHBIST Church of Christ. Rev. Ed- Hayrten.

'Bihie School. IMS. Love Thai Will i HOWARD Church of Christ. KPV. 31.

I Bible School. II): Lord's SIIIID (Christian Kndeavor. 6.3f>, joint I with service. "The Organization of Christ's Church." He. Dn mhetn, S.30 p.

of Th son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and I m'eet'ini. 7.3<i. Mrs. Jason Snyder of York.

Mid-week study n-iil Mrs. F. Breth of Jersey Shore! 0 'unt lh of! -o- i PILGRIM HOLINESS liodist ChuiTli. Wallace .1. a.

Howard. a. Hunters Tain. ni. ai the usuai ours.

lough with his parents, Mr. andj Lawrence who has been! FilKrim Church. Rev. ciar-' m1 There were approximately 200! Mrs. David A.

Hotter, and with I ill in the station, hospital at Camp 'm lid lrid 7 VV 'p --JveaiBai young people and a few adults his brother and sister-in-law, MrJSutton, N. is improving. prayer meet-j present Wednesday noon at the and Mrs. David'A. Holter, atj Mr.

and Mrs. P. C. Barr of' 1 First Evangelical Church for the Chester. Pleasant Gap visited Sunday with MONUMENT OeBoer.

Sunday School. Jtiniur and n-oi-ship. P.3'1 a. "A Oonferpnce Tn Re AV.J Lord's Supper, in. a i'h B.ro.

Walter first of the youth-sponsored midweek Lenten services. The theme, "Conservatism," one of the topics under the general nfer. Pvt. Rowland of Camp Barr's father, L. H.

Neff. and Croft. S. visited with his the funeral of Mr. er, Mrs.

Katherine Swartz, on 7 law, Mrs. Alice: Coi several day furlough last week. Party for Superintendent theme, "Forces That Pvt. Norman H. Confer of the' Members of the Methodist Sun- Christ" was presented by the Rev.

640th Tech. School Boca'day School had a party for their F. Graham Luckenbill who was Raton Field, has been home superintendent, Wilbur F. Hall, assisted in the program by the' -young people of St. Paul's Church.

A youth choir sang. llhi evenlnt. o'clock. FHdny. nf Ro on a furlough.

recently. Mr. Hall, 87 years The tin. can salvage colleciion old, has been superintendent for was made Saturday by Jack years. The following program Next Wednesday the Rev.

ton and the Boy Scouts. given with A. D. Gledhilf act-. Russell Zimmerman and the'young Donald Gardner and! ing as master of ceremonies: i people of.

the. First Lutheran Daughter. Donna Kay, Have Birthday and presenting of Church wilV be in charge of from Texas where they primary deparmem; recita-i service which will be on the the Winter with Mrs. Gardner's ttion. Nanette Long; song, Sunday' "Indifference." husband, Lieut; Donald B.

Card-j School; dialogue; Mrs. Laura' This is the 12th consecutive jner, Jr. jStoltz' class; minstrel. Miss Sylvia! Seventh Anvemist O. G.

Carnes, la; 2 to 4 p. m. PILLAR OF FIRE Pillur of fin Church. Tumblln, School. 30 EVANGELICAL REFORMED 7..10.

Wednesday ev siiifly: Frida TraininE coiirs 'The faithfiil Saylnc:" inlnu. prayer Hihle eveninz. Teachers MILL HALL Kev. M. Illp the community young peopli have sponsored this program under the general leadership of Mrs.

Mtck C. Ricker. Confer of Belle-1 Schunidle's class; recitation. Doro- Amonpt lOorVhip. -ernight guest last thy Gardner; Mrs.

E. W. home of her uncle, Ticc's class; playlet, Mm: W. Wednesday. -Renii' Your Miss Dorothy Confer fonte was an Saturday at the honv Lot H.

NefT. Arthur Wensel of the Baney Service Station is ill. Miss Betty BeigTitol of Balti- rhristlan Pi rlKut: 01 Churcl 110. "fi: r. K.

poriely, fi.t.i n. prayer Wednesday, in. Church, C. K. itrtn, clmrch School: morn- ins worslilp.

"Till- Chun-h's of a series of sermons to preached this subject' rlttriric T.cu!. n-oi- S. I', then evotiinir. ean ot I.e vice Biliie sel'iin Objectors Now Serve In Hospitals Hundreds of menfal. hospitals are seeking conscientious objectors from the Civilian Public vice camps to act as attendants and nurses.

about 600,000 hospital Ijeds. in mental in the United States and -there is difficulty in finding proper attendants because of the war. low wages, and the hardships and dangers of the work. Some 350 conscientious objectors are now serving in 16 mental hospitals. Doctors and others are interested in finding whether or not the non-violent techniques ad- vocated by pacifists will be sue- orial service and burning of the i of the McDowell's class: presentation of gift, A.

D. Gledhill; song, choir; spelling bee; song, primary department. BLANCHARD i of Itev. Lord's Sl U. "TLe.

clifl or 5 p. in. to go Upward. P. UoCiM-S.

IH1KT llolv moots at Church Plans To Burn Mortgage Church Of CKrist To Honor Mr. Rector In Ceremony In May Plans are now being made at the local Church of Christ for a mem- Pastors'Wives Memory Of Mrs. Corle, Mrs. Dick Honored At Baltimore the optning session of the 104th annual meet-' EPISCOPAL St. Paul's Knisccnal Church.

Hey F. nriham I.ucksnhill. Church School: Ifl.lo. survive and sermon. "The Failures of tVip Churcli hi MctlerrlMYol-M:" 1n.1S.

i Scliool. Pally. p. Intercemloiis; Tuesdfiv. Jt p.

adult confirmation class: Thursday-. Idevfitlofii and motion hiciiire eniitleil. I Friday. p. Chill dren'a coiifirinatioh Jass.

FLEMINGTON Cliurch of Christ. Hlt.le Scliool. n.t." a. Holy Communion, in.in; prayer meetittK, p. ni.

rl liml Cliin Logan on. J.i| I First i r.u*.-£ Holy LUTHERAN nselif-a! f.uthei illness (-liurr iilny Votinc reopic's worship. at an Church. 'X'-'n ship, p. BEECH CREEK -t I'hnrcii, nev.

Sunday School, i'. n. ivorsiiip. .1. ivor- sl cessful in dealing with pa- 'mortgage to be held at the church tichts.

The Amewan- Friends 0 Friday, Mav 14. the first anni- Conference of the Church the names' of ministers i'l ai-iin pastor. slun snd Central 'Pennsylvania 1 oMii. o. School.

t-vangelicar sermon. a. "Wronjr To Service Committee anU of agencies which operate the P'I H' ath who died 1 camps hope to extend this ser- in were read at a vice. Max Booke Urges Greater Inter-Club Unity In War Work Emphasizing the importance unity cooperation among ser-, vice clubs, especially in programs i Brotherhood, I who served the church during the I time the'present church u-as built V)ee of remembrance. Among subsequently until his death.

i The burning and mem- orial will-fall-almost 20 years after ithe church dedication service in of 1923. A program.committee has been Werlnesdny at t.tn. P. s.iur*. Salvation Army Issuing Call For 100 Workers them were Mrs.

J. A. Corle of Lock' Haven and Mrs. E. J.

Dick.of The Holy Communion service was observed with Bishop Stamm bringing the meditation. An urgent call has been issued by Commander Ernest I. Pugmirc. DKelical t.uth>ran: Eastern Territorial Commander of Salvation Army, New York Calvary and crucifixion were just ahead. Jesus gathered His disciples for a time of communion and as they spent their last evening together.

On the morrow would come betrayal, but now they and their Lord were together in the upper room. But even here strife and dissension had apparently come in. There i probably some difference of opinion as to who should have the place ot honor. To them the virtue of humility Jesus gave them an example, after He contin- i ucd with the precious counsel and prayer u'hich are found in John 14 to 17. Our lesson presents three things which our Lord gave to disciples and to us (see John I.

His Example "Do I Have Done" The act of Jesus in washing the disciples' feet placed Him, their Lord and Teacher, on the level of the most menial servant. It was astonishing thing that He did, lowering Himself below their level to serve them. His application of the object les son was equally startling. "Ye call me Teacher and Lord, and ye say well," said He. Then as learners and servants He required of them the humility which would make them eager to do lowly tervice in His name.

There are more than enough folk who are trilling to do the nice, pleas- 1 ant things in the church, where they will be given recognition and praise. All too scarce are those Christlike i folk who will serve in the hidden places where darkness, suffering, disease and sin make the natural i man recoil in distress or fear. II. His Assurance "If 1 On I Will Come Again" Following His resurrection Jesus was to go to the Father. He wanted them to be prepared for that time by making known to them the fact ot His coming again.

In that day Kis own shall be received unto Himself to abide with Him forever. The second coming of Christ is not a strange doctrine held by little groups of people who are rid- ing a theological hobby. It is one of the most blessed truths of Scrip- turc. The hope of the yes, the only real hope of this dis-j ordered world is the coming Christ to reign. The Now Testa- ment is full of plain and helpful teaching on this subject.

While we await His coming, then is there any encouragment for as the burdens bear down and thi way seems long? Yes, He says. "Let not your heart be troubled' (v. 1). There is little question tha: this passage has comforted more people than any other word in Scripture. Countless bewildered and broken souls in all lands and times have here found the steadying assurance ot the one who has the power to give them rest and comfort.

There is good foundation for their composure of heart in a world. They believe in God, and in Christ, who is one 'with the Father. Here is real infinitely superior to aught the world can give. Then at the end of the road the eternal dwelling What they are like is sufficiently revealed in fact that they are in the Father's house. -How shall we reach them? That is our last point.

We have m. "I Am the Way" (vv. 4-6). To Christ's declaration' that they knew the way, Thomas responded with a request for a definite state- named including Charles L. Keis-i Tnose participating in the cornier, chairman, Torrence Gloss-ig union service included Dr.

N. St. Kv hurch fMisjrrttiri Synoril, Rev. Her- i rt GQf.rt*. II 1 a.

"(Jod's Tejt of Ahraham'j City, for the immediate enlistment nl of 100 consecrated Christian wo-j ment. He tg be sure, and nd between the ages of 18 and; Christ responded by reminding him j30 for life service in various 1 that He, their Lord, is the "way, i branches of the army work, ac-i the truth, and the life." Surely there cording to a statement issued to-! could be no more complete provi- METHODIST Trinity Cnurch. College has been appointed as pub- a neighboring effecting the war efforts of every ministers of the Church of Christ nature, Booke. president guests for the special occasion. the Inter-Club Service sti to De raised is the sum of told fellow Lions Club mem-j $1 700 to lne original debt of bers Wednesday that the council I approximately $83.000.

Frank L.jsions are local Evangelical pastors I 1 1 3 p. m. was particularly anxious to make a and Clarence and including the Bev. lie relations director Albright College, it was reported. Present at the conference set- ing officers need to possess unquestionable character as all the work Main St.

Methodist rw.vi.urn Fritz, nun-nine wor-' undertaken has as shin. "When Peace etenini; "Wlial I Must Po:" Kimrijiy a. junior right destination though he "cannot at first see it clearly. Perhaps this is the is the commonest mistake of the such endeavor th.eir goal. Not only in Lock Haven, he cominitt but throughout the nation much! can be done along civic lines toj build up morale as well as patriot-1 icsmbitions.

Working together in! community enterprises, service of all kinds can hope to accomplish considerably more than could be expected individually. Touching on the club's latest activity to help, the farmers by loaning their services for 2.0 hours week to any one farm, he said that if this were inter-club program more men would be. available to aid the farmer. Several local farmers have already requested this'service from the club. Those desiring the privilege are asked contact William or" Dr.

Reginald H. Miller. Richard Jordan and Lieut. George, resident inspector of the Piper Aircraft were guests. The sw-an never sings a swan song because the mute swan of Europe, about which the swan song legend is told, has no at are members of the finance Teaching Needed To Combat Juvenile Delinquency Alarmed by the increase in juvenile delinquency in America, seemingly traceable to war International Council of Religious Education, of which Governor Harold E.

Stassen, of Minnesota, is the president, warns: dren's homes, settlements and day Church. Kr Homer W. Heisley and the Rev Sunday School. a wor- J. A Corle of this city 10.45: mepimir, r.t3:|nurseries, visitation to the sick, At the First Evangelical Church M.

'5 Hn am welfare, case work. chm ing ot, young people, and spiritual PRMBYT I-innd Sunday, at 9.30 a. Mr. HeHey's pulpit will be occupied by the Rev Edwin V. Hayden, pastor of the M.

spiritual uplift of mankind. Christian. He frets too much about The enlistments akso include! what lies ahead and not enough specialized work as nurses, nurses' aides for 18 hospitals, clinics, chil- First Church of Christ. be no evening service. There will' 1 1 1 School activities in one or more of 368 in 0 the fullness of the truth.

church community centers. know Christ is to know God. about taking the right road" (Lesson Commentary). He is "the truth." He is the and complete revelation of God, and is therefore the One who will lead all those who walk the way by Uith To Ret'hel A. M.

I. Special Sermons At Trinity Church Beginning this cominf Sunday orning. a series of Lenten 05 0 60 CHURCH K. Church. ICast KlnK.

presiding elder In eharjpe. mons on "What Does the Christian will be presented at the Trinity Methodist Church. The- Elects New Officers Communion Breakfast At St. Agnes Sunday mnesota, is the president, warns: sermon topics are "God in These 'Christian teaching in our Times," "Christ in These Times" homes, churches and colleges must "God Does Guide," "A Timeless go forward more effectively thanlBook," "Why the "Diever before to prevent defeat of the very aims for which Jhe war being waged. Group activities ot churches through Sunday school classes, young people's societies, vacation church-schools and clubs, are needed to item the rising tide of juvenile delinquency, and in promoting mental health and character development." vine Rule in Human Society" and "Life Forevermore." At the midweek' services, the Rev.

G. Cecil Weimer is giving a series of talks on the life of Christ: This series will conclude the Wednesday evening previous to Holy Week 1 Trinity choir is- preparing lO.Vs'.j A year's course of study in the.) He is "the life." He is life, and 'Officers' Training College in New He alone can give eternal life to lYork City follows enlistment. Ap-j man. There is none other to whom in writing may be man may turn for life, but in Atwcll. 119 East Church! Christ it is found, and from Kim it phone 3316- may be received by faith.

We only touched the briefest beginning of what took place on that remarkable evening in the upper room. It was a time of richest spir- I itval significance, of dark betrayal, 'A communion breakfast for the' but also of closest communion. We Sunday School'congregation of St. Agnes Church: continue pext Sunday. of the Evangelical Church'will follow the 9 o'clock mass i taught by Miss Florene Brown'Sunday.

Special prayers and re met Wednesday evening at the membrance will be offered for the. home of Miss Betty Lou Sweilzer.jsafety of the med and women from'MondaV At Avis The occasion also marked the the parish in the armed forces,) AVIS An evangelistic cam- birthday anniversary of the host-'and especially for the three men paiRn will begin Monday at 7.30 who are Japanese prisoners. Salvatore Ferrara, Bernard Mancini -i Revival Begins elected us follows: President, Miss Sweitzer; secretary, Miss. Phyllis Shearer; Brown. Prize winners i.

games were Miss Shearei p. m. at the Christian and Mission- ry Alliance Church with the Rev. give "The Crucifixion" during I Martha Nihart and Miai Holy Week. hornton.

and John Rocco, and one who is J. M. Walker of Huntingdon as the missing, Angelo Russo. evangelist. The meetings will The parents of these men will'continue nightly, except guests of honor at the and instrumental selections' Cons, fast, for which Frank D.

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