Tulsa Herald All-Church Press from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 1

BOSTON A VENUE METHODIST CHURCH EDITION M-3 Publishers of the Dalian World, Fort Worth Tribune, Houston Times, Memphis Mirror, Oklahoma City Star, Tulsa Herald, and Wichita Light, named in alphabetical order. Largest religious newspaper enterprise in the South or West, Established in 1912. It is understood and agreed by all those receiving this edition in the church budget that each is a subscriber and pays the subscription through the rhureh treasury. Any local congregation may arrange for its own separate edition of this All-Church Press newspaper and publish therein anything the church desires except libel. Entered as second class mail matter at the postoffice at Tulsa, Oklahoma, under the Aet of March 3, 1879.

(Published National Mutual Building (II South Main Phone 5-2647 Talxa, Oklahoma HORACE JONES, TULSA MANAGER Douglas Tomlinson, Publisher; Clifton Ferguson, Southwestern Mgr. (Tall-church prjessHi Triidd Mink KTSi pv I'. S. fateni Office I'M YIV VP IB IndivUwl mterriptiga uric UJi nu ia idnm ul an lO Under cdiUoo ptaa aw cast a copy wt to pabUmhcr. TULSA, OKLA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 ail MifcarriptiuM.

whHIwr oiad tiirouck rhurrk or diiact ta pablvku, a nr duroe-liauad luamptiy at upiratiw of tow paid for. which adiuoa dtrirad. MISSIONARY TO GUBA SUNDAY PREACHER COME ON ALONG to the -ICE CREAM SOCIAL Sponsored by the Senior High Department 7:30 THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 20 ON THE CHURCH LAWN Home Made Cake and Ice Cream Large Helping 15c FLOWERS Mr. and Mrs. W.

K. Warren will provide garden flowers. IN MEMORIAM W. R. Ingram Ardmore, Oklahoma.

August 8, 1942. Father of Mrs. Robert Bums WEDDING BELLS Miss Bubaiee Jane Hubbard and Mr. Darrell Johnson were married August 2, 1942. Miss Dorothy Lee and Paul Frost Cole, Jr.

were married August 8, 1942. They will live in Tulsa. Miss Blanche Elizabeth House and Mr. Arthur 0. Hansen were married August 8, 1942.

They are at home in the Baltimore Arms Apartments, 17th and Baltimore. NEW BABIES Mr. and Mrs. John Ben Holland announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Margaret Holland, August 6, 1942. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr.

and $frs. J. S. Goeppinger and Dr. and Mrs.

E. P. Nesbitt. REV. PAUL D.

MITCHELL HOME ON FURLOUGH WILL PREACH AUGUST 16 and 23 Subject Sunday Morning: AN AMBASSADOR IN CHAINS All Boston Avenue people will wish an opportunity to meet and to hear the message of the churchs representative on the foreign field. Rev. Mr. Mitchell is dean of the Methodist Seminary for the training of native preachers, Havana. In addition, he pastors three churches in the interior, has certain editorial duties, and does considerable writing and translating of materials.

In providing the support of this well-trained and consecrated young missionary, Boston Avenue Church not only strengthens her arm of service, hut honors herself. Mr. Mitchell will he entertained in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Roy G.

Percival, and will be available for conference or special services during the week. Eat your dinner at home You will want to meet our and have your. Dessert on the guest Rev. Paul Mitchell from Church Lawn. Cuba.

Profits (if any) go to our Summer Camp Fund. Our President, Art Buhl, is in Leadership School this week. Also we had a large delegation at Camp Neomyc as a result of your patronage last year. OUR KNOWN SICK Mrs. J.

W. Childs, 1616 S. Madison. Mrs. A.

E. Coppers, 1630 S. Utica. Mrs. Myrtle Hutchings, 1411 S.

Carolina. P. C. Matthews, 120 E. 31st, is recuperating from a recent illness.

Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer, 2136 E. 31st St Miss Ruth Zoller, Hillcrcst Hospital. Merle Sumner, 103 N. Knoxville, is recovering from a tonsilectomy.

BOSTON AVENUE SERVICE STARS Sgt. D. W. Chance Guatemela, C. A.

Jo Ed Day. Edgar W. Franklin. Truman Fleener. Dorwood Stephens Australia.

Capt. Lester V. Allen Amphibian Engineers' Division. F. C.

Boston Mrs. Boston, Ida, La. Jack Humphrey, Naval- Service. Ralph Patterson Naval Service. Capt.

L. Milton Foe-Judge Advocates Division. Bill McDonald. The Service Flag is in process of preparation. Please turn in to the church office names of all men in service.

SCHEDULE OF ENGAGEMENTS Sunday, August 16, 9:30 a. m. Married Folks Class Junior and Junior High Departments 10:50 a. m. Morning Worship 6:30 p.

m. Senior High and Young Peoples Fellowship 8:00 p. m. Stadium Service Monday, August 17, 4:00 p. m.

Junior Department Picnic Tuesday, August 18, 7:00 p. m. Wesleyan Guild Dinner Meeting Wednesday, August 19, 9:00 p. m. Choir Social Meeting Thursday, August 20, 10:00 a.

m. Womans Society of Christian Service 7.30 p. m. Senior High Ice Cream Social Friday, August 21, 7:30 p. m.

Young Peoples Fellowship Outing Sunday, August 23, 9:30 a. m. Young Couples Class and Senior High-Young Peoples Worship 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship SENIOR HIGH FELLOWSHIP i Those who attended the Hayride had a wonderful time.

Next Event will be a Scavenger Hunt. Every One is Invited! Senior Highs will meet with the Young Peoples Fel-lowship at 9:30 Sunday morning in Epworth Chapel and at 6:30 Sunday evening on the Roof Garden. Rev. Paul Mitchell will be guest at both meetings. I CHOIR NOTES The choir was delighted to have a visit last Sunday from Lt.

and Mrs. Donald L. Sowers, who were en route from a camp in Texas to Officers Training School! where Lt. Sowers will be given further training. YOUNG PEOPLES FELLOWSHIP Tonight August 14 This Friday evening the recreational event is to be.

a line party. The group will meet at the church at 7. After the show, a social hour will be enjoyed in the home of Dorothy Keaton, 1519 S. Utica. Every one is invited.

Sunday evening, August 16. at 6:30 the Young Peoples and Senior High Fellowships will have a joint meeting on the Roof Garden, with Rev. Paul Mitchell, Missionary to as guest speaker. The two groups will hold a joint worship service at 9 :30 Sunday morning in Epworth Chapel, which will be led by Brother Mitchell. Every member is urged to attend both services and hear the church's own represents-; tive on the mission field.

WHEN YOU LEAVE TOWN Even for the week-end, you will enjoy yourself more if you have paid your church obligations first. Your treasurer is embarrassed by the accounts past due (more than SO days.) Help us to meet the new regulations and keep the Church's credit good. WOMANS SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Wesleyan Service Guild Dinner 7 p. m. Tuesday August 18 On the Lawn of the W.

I. Nichols Home 522 N. Rosedalc Rev. Paul D. Mitchell will be honored guest and speaker.

All business women of the church are cordially invited. Others wishing to hear Mr. Mitchell will be welcomed. Mrs. T.

E. Smiley will prepare the al fresco dinner, and any one not already a member of the Guild may secure a reservation by calling her at 6-7307. GENERAL MEETING AUGUST 20 10:00 a. m. In Community Hall of the Church.

Rev. Paul D. Mitchell Speaker. Mrs. Elizabeth Trecse will lead the devotional period.

No lunch will be served. All women of the church are cordially invited to attend the meeting and hear our Missionary to Cuba. Circle No. 10 Circle No. 10 will hold a brief session following the adjournment of the General Meeting, it is announced bv Mrs.

W. E. Thomas, chairman. THANKS TO EVERYBODY The all-day retreat which the young people enjoyed at Eldon Acres last Sunday was voted a huge success by all who attended. Committees planned and executed efficiently.

and all preparations were well thought out. Every one present had a good time. fhmftaij rrmrr3 YOUNG COUPLES' CLASS Every member of the class is reminded to be present Sunday to hear Mr. Percival lesson and to take part in the discussion. Interest runs high and the stimulation and inspiration provoked by the pupil participation is much worth while.

The un-to-the minute subject is: I STILL BELIEVE IN GOD. August 16, 1942 Morning Worship 10:50 oclock PRELUDE: "To God on High Mendelssohn CALL TO WORSHIP: Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness, Serve Ilim with gladness all the earth. (Congregation seated with liowed heads) PROCESSIONAL HYMN NO. 170, Crown Him with Many Crowns Elvev APOSTLES CUEEl) PASTORAL PRAYER (Congregation seated with bowed heads) THE LORDS PRAYER ANTHEM: The Lord is My Shepherd Schubert The Chancel Choir RESPONSIVE READING (Page 558) Thirtieth Sunday-Second Reading. GLORIA PATRI SECOND SCRIPTURE LESSON OFFERTORY SOLO: God So Iived the World.

MncDvrmit It. 13. Ball DOXOLOGY HYMN NO. 145: Above the Hill of Time "if MmoII BENEDICTION Response POSTLUDE: Tostludc in Haydn Evening Worship 8 oclock Skelly Stadium Rev. Dyre Campbell, Fnstor Wheeling Avenue Chriatinn Church Subject: The Clogging Burden of a Guilty Soul Evening Prayer by Rev.

Pmil I). Mitchell Boston Avenue Methodist Church Missionary to Cuba Music by Wheeling Avenue Christian Choir Flowers Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Warren. MARRIED FOLKS CLASS Our Ice Cream Supper on August 4th was well attended. Some 30ft people were served despite the threatening weather. A good time was had and our treasury was increased by the net profit of $42.50. Especially we want to thank the many who sent cakes.

Our attendance of 174 Sunday set a new high for an August Sunday. Your Teacher and Executive Board are elated at the interest that is being maintained during these Summer Months. There are reasons for this. Community Hall is air conditioned and comfortable. Dr.

Grow always has a lesson that attracts and interests a crowd. Me want to thank Helene Linam for our special musical number. Her vocal solo was enjoyed. She was accompanied by Mrs. Werton D.

Moore. Mrs. Linam is a member of Boston Avenue Choir. There were four groups making the 17 Club, Charlton Bennett Sittel Sherrod .24 .24 0 17 'Joint Evening Meeting of Youlh Itoof Garden 6:30 m. Senior High Fellowship.

6:30 p. m. Young People's Fellowship. Rev. luul Mitchell, Speaker received three new members Sunday.

Mr. and Mr. Rankin W. Simms signed for the Group. Mrs.

Sarah MacGinnis signed for the Charlton Group. We welcome these new members. Tulsas Twentieth Century Church.