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6 The Evening Review East Liverpool, Ohio Saturday, May 4, 1974 Churoli To Hear (iiiesl Speaker Randy Clark of the Pine Grove United Methodist will speak at the Wellsxille First Church of the Nazarenc Sunday during the 7 m. worship. Paul Hughes will be at the 10:45 a. m. vvnrship Sunday and Billie Jean Frailey will sing during the 9:45 a.

m. Sunday School. A missionary and church hoard meeting will he held Wedne.sday at 7 p.m. Rally Of Baptists Set At Slriitliers Lie detSLCtor is the more popular name for a polygraph. CAIAITTA UAiriJI PIlKSBYTIJaAA CIIIKCII Church on the Hill That Preaches The Cross on the MORNING WOIiSIUP 9:30 HI RCII SCHOOI Wed.

Prayer Meeting 7:00 M. Reverend John The Trumbull Baptist spring rally will he held Sunday at the Fairvicw Immanuel Church in Struthers. The East Liverpool First Baptist Church is affiliated with the association. The Chancel Choir of the local church, under the direction of Glenn Woods, will present the music for the service. Also taking part will he a quartet of Robert Kittridge.

Charles Beaver, Donald Schussler and Woods. Milton Bennett of Toledo, president of the Ohio Baptist Convention, will be the speaker for the evening meeting. He also will speak at the Western Re.servc Baptist Churcli during the 11a.m. worship tomorrow. His educational background includes a bachelor of engineering degree from the University of Toledo and a ma.ster of science in chemical engineering from Case Institute of Technology.

He is a trustee of Judson College in Elgin, 111., and past president of the Ohio Baptist Foundation. Inc. I Dr. Joseph Chapman, the I executive minister of the Ohio Baptist Convention, will speak I for the dedication of the Fairvicw Immanuel building addition at 3:.30 p.m. Bennett also will take part in the service.

Rev. Ed Wolfe, representative of Region 8 to the Board of the American Bapti.st Churches of the USA, will be present. Mrs. Louise Linder is president of the TBA. Lunch will be served at 5:15 p.m.

and the rally will get under wav at 8. SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST 1032 Pennsylvania Ave. An Autonomous New Testament Church 9:1.5 A.M. BIBLE WORSHIP 10: A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 5:30 P.M.

YOUTH GROUP 7:30 P.M. EVENING VESPERS WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. BIBI.E STUDY Your End of a Search For a Friendly Church Albert E. Thomas, Evangelist Ph. 385-3169 Program Set will be observed at the LaCroft Church of the Kazarene Sunday during the 9:45 a.m.

Sunday School. Baby will be observed at the LaCroft Churcli of the Xazarcne Sunday during the 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. Mrs. Gladys Frye will be in charge, with Mrs.

Dclore.s Beebout assisting. a baby will be photographed and a small Bible will be given to those 2 and under. A special program is being planned. Another featured Sunday will be voting for the Mother of the title, with the winner to be announced May 12. The Rev.

Lonnie Baltz, pastor, will conduct a i dedication service during the 10:45 a. m. worship. Homer Clark will lead the i study on the second chapter of The book, Behold I I during the 6:15 p. m.

NYPS service. i Lillian Allison will be in I charge of NWxMS night Wedi nesday. Events Set In Churches Of District The Rev. Whlliam Hodge, presiding elder of the Youngstown District of the North Ohio confernece of AME Cliurches. will deliver the sermon at the 11 a.m.

worship service of Chapel AME Church of Wellsville Sunday. He also will assist Rev. W. A. Brown, pastor, with the Communion service.

Immediately following the morning worship, a business meeting will be conducted by Rev, Hodge. Teacher To Share Pulpit it Wellsville On Sunday St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 220 W. Fourth St. The Rev.

John J. Shaw, Rector 8:00 a.m. Holy rommunion 9:30 a.m. I um 11:00 a.m. Monilng Prayer Sermon First Sunday of the month 11:00 a.m.

Holy Communion Sermon Come unto Me, all ve that lalmr The rites of Holy Communion will be observed during the 10:45 a. m. worship Sunday at the Second Baptist Church, with the Rev. W. J.

Hardaway, pastor, in charge. He will be assisted by the Board of Deacons. The Senior and Youth Choirs will sing. Baptism of candidates will be held before the sermon. Thomas C.

Kelly of Harmony, will be the w'orker during the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday at the First Spiritualist Church. The worker for the 7:.30 p.m. service M.onday will be Mrs Stella Rowley of East Liver pool. Evangelistic services will be held tonight through May 8 at 7:30 p.m.

at the Holiness Church of Christ at Midland by Gene Martin and the Gene Martin Singers. The Rev. Sum Sallis is host pastor. THE United Methodist Churches OF EAST LIVERPOOL Welcome You ANDERSON Ferry Road, Calcutta Time of Service 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M.

Mansfield BOYCE Anna End Time of Service 10:.30 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Pastor Paul D. George CALVARY 519 Jackson St. Time of Service 10:00 A.M.

Mansfield FIRST 200 W. Fifth St. Time of Service 10:45 A.M. Pastor I.awrence Crawiord ORCHARD GROVE 702 Orchard Grove Ave. Time of Service 10:45 A.M.

Pastor Bruce Morrison PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 1091 Penna. Ave. Time of Service 10:30 A.M. 7:00 P.M.

Pastor Earl R. LIghtle Plans Advanced For Kcanion Class At Chester I Plans were advanced for the reunion of the 1944 class i of Chester High School during a committee meeting at the I home of Donald Hood of 401 I Indiana Ave. i The event is scheduled for iJune 29 at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack in New Manchester. The committee requests those who have made reservations to forward their money as soon as possible.

A catered buffet lunch will be provided at noon and an ioutdoor beef barbecue in the evening, beginning at 7. The next committee meeting the home of Mrs. Mabel Lowers will be May 22 at 7 p.m. in of Chester RD 1. Committee chairmen are requested to be present.

Ron Malone, a teacher at Wellsville High School, will share the pulpit with the Rev. Guy T. Butera, pastor, at the Wellsville First United Methodist Church during the 10:45 a.m. worship Sunday. Malone is a graduate of Southern Local High School and the Evangelical College at Springfield, Mo.

He is affiliated with the Assembly of God denomination. Malone is adviser for the All Christians Together In One Name (ACTION) at the high school, where he is employed as an art instructor. He worked as a commerci.al artist at KMTC-TV in Springfield and served as public relations director of the New Wine Youth Ministry. His college activities included class president, a member of the Circle Kiwanis and manager of the Student Union. Rev.

Butera invites the public to attend the service. Calcutta Church Will Honor Doatt Sunday Morning Charlie Doutt will be recognized as Suporintendont For a tomorrow during the 9:45 a. m. Sunday School at the Calcutta Church of the Nazarene. He ill speak on bus ministry.

The Baker Trio will sing. The Rev. Jo.seph E. Conigl'o. pastor, will preach at 10 45 a.

Church School for up to the age of 11 will be held at the same time. Tammy Foster ill be in; charge of the NYPS met'iingi at 6 p.m. Chapter 21 in Revelation be continued by the pastor at i the 7 p. m. Jobless Rate HigH III Manchester Area WASHINGTON (AP) The Labor Department announced Thursday it had added Manchester.

Ohio, to its April list of smaller labor areas with substantial unemployment. The designation means the area has a jobless rate of 6 per cent or more, with the rate expected to continue for two or more months. The Pacific coastline is larger than that of the Atlantic. RON MALONE A iiiiiversary Event Set For Missionary Union The 59th anniversary of the Ohio Valley Missionary Union will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at St.

AME Church in Midland, where the Rev. S. A. Lancaster is pastor. Presidents of charter churches of the union will be recognized.

Special honors will be presented Mrs. Ira Brown and Mrs. Florence Early, charter members, and Mrs. E. D.

Randall, oldest past president. The session will open with devotions by James Kenner and his committee and the w'elcome address by Mrs. Lillie Jones of the host church, with the response by Mrs. Dora Williams of the First Baptist Church of Midland. The sermon will be delivered by the Rev.

Jeremiah Hunter of Wellsville. with Rev. Lancaster the alternate. Presentations will be made by Mrs. W.

J. Hardaway. Re- The association of underwriters got its name from the London coffee shop established in 1688 by Edward Lloyd, where the insurance underwriters met to conduct their business. was incorporated in 1871 by an act of Parliament. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 301 Grant Newell Sunday School Morning Worship N.

Y. Evening Service Praver 9:45 11:00 6:15 7:00 Wed. 7:00 Rev. (iny M. riendenning, Pastor 387-0285 MISS KOVALESKY Area (iirl Takes Religious Vows Miss Genevive Kovalesky, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore D. Kovalesky of Midland RD 1. has taken her final vows as a Franciscan Sister at IMt. Alvcra Chapel in Millvale.

Sister Genevive. a graduate of Mt. High School, will continue to teach there. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph ,1.

Jonas of Midland RD 1 and Mr, and Mrs. Kovalesky of Florida, former Ohioville residents. Attending the ceremonies were Theodore J. Kovalesky of Philadelphia, an uncle. Mr.

and Mrs, Jonas. Cathryn Kovalesky, Loretta Kovale.sky. Mrs Theresa Kovalesky and son, Gregory. Mrs. Susie Yaksic, and Mrs.

Helen Gimbus, Mid land area residents. Fr. Stephen Burdis. Sister Francella, Sister Cathryn and Sister Rita of the Presentation Catholic Church in Midland also attended. I.ocal Delegation To Take Pari in Carrollton Rally Fifteen young people of the First Church of Christ (Disciples) and their sponsors will attend the Chi Rho Youth rally Sunday at the Carrollton Christian Church from 2:30 to 7 p.

m. The delegation will include Debbie Prince, Kathy Prince, Karen Burris, Brenda Mike and Jim Eberhart, Eddy, Randy Schneider, Chris ty Weaver. Tina Ketchum and Ketchum. attending in addition to Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Prince, sponsors, will be Mrs. Gerry Schneider and the Rev. Harold Simones, pastor. New IMaiil Planned COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Rockwell international Corp.

will build an $18 million automotive spring manufacturing plant in Columbus, the firm announced Thur.sday. The plant will open later this year and employ about 300 persons. AVONDALE BAPTIST CHURCH 709 Avondale Street East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Morning Worship A.M. Sunday I kmi I 10:00 A.M. Evening Service at 7:00 SOUTHERN CONVENTION Wtnl.

Eve. Service at 7:00 (II ARLES BRUNNER, Pastor PHONE 385-4499 marks will be offered by Mrs. Mamie Taylor, president of the union, who also will conduct business. Mrs. Ruby Allen is director of the Youth Department.

Selections will be sung by members of the Union Choi i. The Rev. J. E. Curry will sing hymn, Officers of the union re elected at the recent one day convention include: Mrs.

Taylor, pre.sident: Mrs. Dora Williams, first vice president: Mrs. Ella Gibson, second vice president; Mrs. Louise Thompson, secretary; Mrs. Janet Hill, assistant secretary; Mrs.

Dorothy Peters, financial secretary; Mrs, Georgia Wilson, treasurer: Mrs. Leona Jackson, pianist. Mrs. Connie Cook, choral director; James Kenner, devotional chairman: Rev. Curry, parliamentarian; Mrs.

Amelia Adams. public relations; Mrs, Almetta F'ieldings, sunshine chairman: Mrs, Alary son. Mrs, Lola and Mrs. Naomi Spencer, field workers; Airs, Ruby Allen, director of the Youth Department; Miss Edith F'uqua and Mrs. Vhola McCau ley.

assistant dirwtors, and Mrs. Dorothy Carter, pianist. You Are Invifcd To Worship With Us 9:45 Sunday School Worship 7:00 Worship 7:00 Meeting RAI.PH COMPA, Pastor Faith Community Church ON THE ROCK Beaver Crest Estates Rt. 170 212 Miles North of Calcutta FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 College St. DISCIPLES) Rev.

Harold Simones, Minister BIBLE SCHOOL MOMENT OF MEDITATION hereby we do know that we know him, if we keep his 1 Jno. 2: 3. Tliere is much talk in the world today eoneeming the that a is savevi. Some will say that they know that they are saved. There have been a number of different evidences offered to show' that salvation is present Let us note one of them.

First, someone will say that they know tliat they are savcxl because they feel so good in their head. Usually they will point to their blood pump and say that they can feel salvation in their heart. The mistake of this reasoning is in two areas. First, can he This can easily seen bv noting the cases of pranksters during the war who calk'd the homes of boys that had been killed in and told the that the first report was wrong and that their son was alive and well and would he returning home in a few days. These parents rejoictxl greatly only to find that someone with a warfxxl sense of humor had playtxl a cruel trick on them.

The fi'oling however, when they thought their son was alive was the same as if he had really been alive. it was based on a lie! Some have told things in religion that are not in harmony with the law of and they feel that they are savtxl hut it is all bast'd on a lie. The ing was the same as if it were tnie. Feelbigs are deceptive. Second, the bloiKl pump in our IxKly is not the heart that the Riljje alxmt.

The Bible heart is the thinking part of man. We are told to Ix'lieve with our heart. Rom. 19:9, 10, We do not Ix'licve with our hkxKl pump. We understand things with our heart.

Mt. 13: L5. Surely, we aie aware of the fact that we do not understand things with our blood pump. We obey God from the heart. Roni.

6:17. W'e do not olx'v God with our blood pump. Wlien the Bible refers SAVKII? to our understanding, believing and olx'ying from the heart it has reference to the thinking part of man. It is not referring to the bloixl pump. Thus when a points to the chest and says that they know they are a Ix'cause of a feeling in their heart, thtw could not have a Bible understanding of what the heart is.

To say that we have a good feeling is not evidence of salvation. Now read again the statement at the fir.st of thi.s article. John tells us how' we can know that we are saved. We that we know him if wc his commandments. It is folly for us to claim salvation without doing the things that Christ commands.

Jesus said, you love me. keep my Jno. 14: 15. said, that be- lievetli and is baptized shall be Have you kept these commands? We can know that Ckxl has saved us if we will do His will. For Free Bible Correspondence Course Write Frank Iligginbothain, Evangelist CHURCH OF CHRIST Sec Of Sunday Moniing Over WSTV Channel at irginia Avenue Second Street, Chester, W.

Va. Oiiiruh Will Observe t.TOlli Anniversary Pa. The Tucker United Methodist Church will observe its 1.50th anniversary with a series of four meetings May 8 12. The United Methodist Women will sponsor the session May 8 at 1:30 p.m., with the speaker Airs. Charles Kocher of Johnstown.

The May 9 session will feature Hi.storical Night, covering the history of the Redstone Circuit. This was the route covered by the early circuit riders in the 18th century as they preached the Methodist doctrine in Colonial days. The church is located two miles west of FTorence, on Route 22. New Hope Plans Coiniiiunioii Kite Holy Communion will be observed at the New Yope Baptist Church Sunday during the 7:.30 p.m. service.

Alembers of the Senior Choir will provide the music for the 11 a.m. worship. Baptism for one candidate will be administered after the sermon by the Rev. Albert Ross, pastor. Rev.

Ross and members of his congregation will be guests at the Friendship Baptist Church in Youngstown Sunday at 3 m. for the 30th anniversary of tlie Rev. B. J. Myers.

Giipsl Pruacher Due At Cbureli Miflland The Rev. Delano Paige of the St. John the Baptist Church of Lawrence. will speak for the Aid Society Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Midland Mt.

Olive Bapti.st Church. The Rev. D. L. Jemison, pastor, will preach at the morning worship.

He will participate in a service nesday for the installation of R. W. Gillians as pastor of the Shiloh Baptist Church at Library, Pa. The church bus will leave at 6 p.m. The Prayer Band will meet Monday at 11 a.m.

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Conwill of 412 Ohio Midland.

mm YIALOINE Wellsville High School Teacher Will Give His Personal Testimony At The 11 a.m. Service JESUS MEANS TO Pastor Butera will bring the Morning Message CHOSEN COME RIDE WITH US Rhone 532-1983 532-3461 today for transportation tomorrow Sunday School ...................9:30 Youth Meeting ................6:00 Morning Worship ....10:43 Evening Service 7:30 Prayer 7:00 111171IIUUIH 501 MAIN WELLSVILLE REV. GUY BUTERA, Pastor First Iniieti Preshtfierifitt dm veil Jefferson Streets WELCOMES YOU Sunday 9:10 a.m................Bible School 11:00 a.ni........................Worsldp 6:30 p.m 7:30 p.m Evening Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Service Prayer, Praise Bible Study RALPH B. McAlLEY.

Pastor 9:30 A.M. WORSHIP 10:30 A.M. Sxrmon. DIPORTANUE OF Youth Meeting, 6 P.M. Bible Study Wednesday 7 P.M.

The FREE METHODIST CHURCHES of the TRI-STATE AREA CORDIALLY INVITE YOU CHESTER Virginia Second St. Time of Service S.S. 9:43 am. Worship 11 00 am. Evening 7:30 p.m PASTOR-John R.

Ue Phone 387 0561 FIRST CHURCH Ulair Ave. Extension Time of Service S.S 9:30 a.m Worship 10 30 a.nv Evening 7:30 pm. PASTOR-W. R. Wilder Phone 385 3322 p.m.

HOOKSTOWN Main St. Time of Service S.S. 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening 7:00 p.m.

Smith Phone 573 4300 OAKLAND Wedgew'Ofxl and Etruria (East End) Time of Service S.S. 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Evening 7:00 p.m. J.

Petro Phone 385-4482 OHIOVILLE Tuscarawas Rd. Ext, Time of Service S.S 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening 7:30 p.m. Perkins Phone Rogers 2273520 BEECHWOOD Rubicon St.

Time of S.S. 9 45 a.m. Worship 10:45 a Evening 7:00 p.m. P.ASTOR—Uelmar largston Phone 387 0281 A CHURCH STRIVING TO FOLLOW THE HEW TESTAMENT PATTERN FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 330 INDIANA CHESTER, W. VA.

Worship Bible School Youth Groups Worship SUNDAY HI: 45 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. WFnXFSDAY Youth and Adult Prayer Meeting and Bible P.M. HOYT W.

ALLEN, Jr. Minister Free Transportation 387-3227 or 387-2887 Free Nursery OUR CIRCLE OF CONCERN INCLUDES FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ST. CLAIR AT WALNUT ST. ilAST LIVEKPOOL, OHIO WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT OUR ABSENTEES! WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THOSE WHO HAVE NO CHURCH HOME! WE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY! WE ARE SO CONCERNED THAT WE INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US THIS SUNDAY. ji Sunday Selnxd 9:30 Moniing Worship 10:45 Youth Hour 6:00 Evening Sendee 7: IM).