Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 5

PAGE FIVE SHAMOKIN NEWS-DISPATCH, SHAMOKIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1956 Democrats Debate Ending Schedule of Services in Area Churches Taboo Against Catholics S. It GRACE LUTHIRAN Rev R. M. Areata. Pastor 9:30 a.

m. The Service with the ser- 10:30 a Worship. i 7 00 m. Toung people, children and service. 7:30 Cvangelistie service.

Worth. Tex an1 Is at prisem home for summer vacation He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irs Johnson. 9 Eaie Avenue.

Tuesday end Thursday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Saturday 13.00 m. Sundav school pienie at Bv LOUIS CASSELS WASHINGTON U.R Democrat-! ic Party strategists are debating ReV.

John Fryberger wnemer me time is ie U4CO- a 28-year-old taboo against nomi- MCCepis Mrea rasioraie nating a Catholic, I Rev. John H. Fryberger, 1443 West Proceeding on the assumption Walnut Street, has accepted the that Adlai E. Stevenson will be pastorat of Midvalley No. 2 Union nominated for President at next: Church, succeeding his late broth-week's national convention at Chi-jer.

Rev. Samuel Fryberger. cago, some highlv-placed Demo-! Rev. John Fryberger is pastor of Nil crats believe a Catholic vice presi- Burnside union Evangelical uiurcn, dential candidate might be just' also. His brother Rev.

Samuel Fry-r hat the 1956 ticket needs. I Merger, filled the pulpit of the Mid- Senator John Kennedy. valley church for 29 years. .31 Jl OUT OF THE ASHES OF WAR-Poland's greatest church, St. Mary's in Gdansk, has finally been rebuilt.

The top picture shows the edifice as it looked in 1946, contrasted with the restoration, below. The whole roof, the belfry, arches and pillars had to be rebuilt. The great inside hall can seat 25.000 peode. and Mayor Robert F. Wagner, of New York, are Catholics frequently mentioned as strong contenders for the vice presidential nomination.

Whatever the outcome the fact that Democratic leaders are seriously canvassing the field of potential Catholic nominees represents a significant change in political thinking. No Catholic has been nominated for national office in the United States, by either major party, since Al Smith was defeated in the bitterly-fought 1928 election campaign. Smith's Catholic religion was a major issue in that campaign, particularly in the heavily Protestant and traditionally Democratic South. His Republican opponent, Herbert Hoover, carried several southern states in sweeping to victory. It is noteworthy that some southern senators are among the Democrats who are now sympathetic to the idea of nominating a Catholic vice presidential candidate.

In their private discussions on the eve of the convention, these Democrats give weight to three arguments: Stevenson's divorce hurt him politically in 1952, especially among Catholic voters. A Catholic running-mate would be a- good antidote. The United States Catholic population has increased 37.5 per cent since 1945 and now totals more than 33,500,000 men, women and children. It can be assumed that at least one-third of these are adult registered voters. While no informed observer believes that American Catholics vote as a solid religious bloc the existence of any group of more than 11,000,000 vot- cia witu a pieaumea common loyalty is a powerfultemptation to politicians.

Anti-Catholic bias in the South appears to have declined sharply since 1928. This is the observation of both Catholic and Protestant churchmen and it is generally supported by the soundings of politi girls choir have been canceled for the month of August. Presbyterians to Hear Rev. Shoaf Guest speaker tomorrow morning in First Presbyterian Church will be Rev. Harry F.

Shoaf, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, The service, which will begin at 11:00, is the second of a series during which guest speakers will occupy the pulpit in the absence of Dr. Roy F. Miller, pastor. Rev. Shoaf, who has spent several years in the ministry, occupied the local church pulpit during Holy Week services.

He is a member of the Council of Northumberland Presbytery and a member of the committee on church extension and support. Oddities in Hews LOS ANGELES (U.R) Roberta Jean Huggins, 25, indignantly refused to sign a speeding ticket and declared: "I was not doing 75 miles an hour although I may have been going 74." DES MOINES, Iowa (U.R) William Geil, 70, produced a tin box stuffed frith some $9,700 just as authorities were about to place him on a medical hardship roll. A bachelor living in a house con demned by health officials, Geil said he had been storing the bills in a box for 15 years to spend "in my old age." PITTSBURGH (U.R) Nagging, back-seat drivers got the blessings of the Western Pennsylvania Safety Council. The safety experts said back-seat drivers act as "co-pilots" to keep the man behind the wheel intent on his Job and thus cut down traffic accidents. OPELOUSAS, La.

(U.R)-The St. Landry Catholic Church sold a 250 by 257-foot piece of land to day ior jm.uju. me land was valued at $400 when it was donat ed to the church in 1855. RALEIGH, N. C.

(U.R) The following notice appeared in the per sonal columns of Raleigh newspapers: "Shorty: got plenty of charcoal. Bought six auto radiators, tubing. Sugar credit and transportation arranged -for September, (signed) Red." Authorities were interested. The state controls liquor sales. CHICAGO (U.R) Six night club dancers were sorry thev didn't check on two "free-spending dele Paxinos The Adult Bible Class and the Adam and Eve Class of Ash Grove Evanselical United Brethren Church have cancelled their class meeting for the month of August on account of the annual Sunday School picnic which will be held on Saturday.

The Buri.s of Promise Class of the Ash Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church will hold their, monthly meeting Mondav evening in the heme of Miss Mary Ann Chamberlain. Miss Betty Neidig will have charge of devotions. The Goodman Brotherhood of Ash Grove Evangelical United Brethern Church held a monthly i.vv-ni.s vice president, Frank Kerstetter, in charge. AUGUSTAVILLE Rev. George B.

Culver, Pastor 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. George Wolfe, suoerintendent. 10:30 a.

Wo.ahip. Mr. 1th Kem- ou, pianist. 130 p. m.

Praise servl Junior church, young peoples service and mLsionary service. 7:43 m. Evangelistic service. Wednesday 7.45 p. m.

Mid-week orav service. Church board meeting after prayer service on first Wednea-: day of each month STONINGTON CHURCH Rev. Herbert fisher, Pastor 9:30 a. Sundav school. 10:30 a.

m. Worship. 7:15 p. m. Toung people', or praise service.

Evening preaching. Wadnesdiv Evening prayer service. PRESIYTERIAN FIRST PRESIYTERIAN Rev. Roy F. Miller, Ph.

Pastor 9:45 a. m. Church school. 11:08 a. m.

Worship. Rev. Harry F. Shoaf. of Northumberland, win preach.

Music, duet. Mrs. Franklin Barr and Miss Judv Maurer. 7:30 p. m.

Union vesper service in First Evangelical United Brethren Chureh. Rev. Harold C. Baer, speaker. Tuesday noo p.

m. scout Troop No. 253. Wednesday 7:30 p. m.

Explorer Poat. SALVATION ARMY SHAMOKIN CITADEL Captain and Mrs. Donald Lance, Officers in Charge 9:30 a. m. Sunday school.

Shamokin. S. M. Linda Tharo in charge. tnarptown, Mrs.

Fhoeoe cox in cnarge. i. 10:45 a. m. Mo.nlng worship.

Shamokln 8-00 p. m. T. L. Legion.

7:00 n. Street meeting. 7:15 m. Evening salvation meeting 1 Hy- Coctt Tuesdsy 21? p' m' cliM- I p. m.

Soldiers meeting. Wednesday 8 i Thursday 7:00 p. m. T. P.

Salvation meeting. 7:30 m. Women's Home League. Tharptown. 7:45 p.

Torchbearera meeting. Friday- 7:00 p. m. Street meeting. 7:15 p.

Holiness meeting. 8:41 p. m. Street meeting. MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY HOME 3:00 m.

Worship, in charge of Dr. J. Lucicens. pastor of First Evangelical united Brethren CtlUrCh. SHAMOKIN HOSPITAL 9:00 a.

m. Worship, in charge of iwnrw. pastor oi aaiem Rf formed Chureh. HOLINESS CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Trsvsrtsei) Rev. Malcolm L.

Derk. Pastor :10:00 a Sunday school. Charles Falmly. auperintendent. 11:00 a.

m. Preaching. p. m. Evangelistic aervlcs.

Tuesday 7 30 p. m. Prayer meeting. SHAMOKIN GOSPEL TABERNACLE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD (101 Ssuth Markal Srrtet) Rev. John D.

Tubbs, Pastor I.4S a m. Sunday school. Charlas Whary. auperintendent, 11:00 s. m.

Morning worship. 7130 p. m. Evening worship. 1 7:30 p.

ni. Prayer service, Thursday- 7 :30 p. m. Bible study GOD'S MISSIONARY CHURCH 7s Bssr Valley Avsnue Rev, John r. White, Pastor 9 45 a m.

Sunday achool. Calvia L. Derk, auperintendent. a. m.

Morning worship. 10:41 s. m. Morning worship. i p.

m. Young peoples service. Mrs. I. Derek, leader, 7:30 P.

m. Worahlp. Tuesday 4:15 p. m. Children's hour.

7:30 p. m. Bible study. Pastor eharg. Thursday 7:30 pry.r Different speaker each week.

GRACE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 1300 Waif Spruce Srratr Rev. Donald I. Martin, Pastor 9:45 a. Sunday school. Robert Whit mer.

suDerlntendent. 11:00 a. m. Bible hour. Message by the pastor.

2:30 p. Visitation at Shamokln Hospital. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic hour.

Message and special music. Tuesday 9:30 a. m. Women's revival prayer meeting. Wednesday 7.30 p.

m. Bible study and praver service. Thursdiy 7:30 p. m. Adult Bible Class Cora roast and social.

Saturday a. m. Grace Chapel on the alt. CALVARY MENNONITE BRETHREN IN CHRIST Se4 feri) Rev. R.

C. Rsichenhach, Pastor 9:30 a. m. Bible school. 10:45 a.

m. Worship hour. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic hour.

Roland Johnson. Shamokln. will bring the mussges both morning and evening. Mr. Johnson is attend-in Bible Baptist Seminary In Fort cians and professional pollsters.

Although the South is still a predominantly Protestant region, the number of Catholics in 17 southern 'nos; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erdman. Regular preachin? service will be overlook, and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry-held Sunday at 11:03 a. m. in Oakpersmg ancj son Roger. Allentown, Grove Methodist Church. Service jwere recent guests cf Mr.

and Mrs. will be in charge of Rev. Fred C. Kirold at EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED ST. JOHN'S REFORMED Rev.

Harold C. Baer. Minister Miia Jennie M. Steinmets. Deaconeta 9.4S a.m.

Church school. Robert C. nmk buu hh ucu superintendents. 11:00 a. m.

Worship service. Thame "I Would Be True." Tuesday 6 30 p. Women's Guild. 7:00 p. m.

Boy Scouts. Troop JM. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Senior choir rehearsal.

FAITH REFORMED (Brady) 9:30 a. m. Worship service. Rev. Harold C.

Baer. speaker. 10:30 a. m. Church school.

CHRIST REFORMED (Helfenttainr Rev. Thomas F. Rissingcr, Pastor 8 30 a. m. Worship.

9 30 a. m. Sunday school. ST. PAUL'S REFORMED (Gewen City) Rev.

Thomas F. Rissinger, Pastor 8 50 a. m. Sunday school. 9:50 a.

m. Worship. TRINITY REFORMED (Treverton) Rev. Thomas F. Rissinger, Pastor 10:00 a.

m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Preaching at Odd Fellows Grove, Trevorton Road.

LIN I MOUNTAIN CHARGE ST. MICHAEL'S (Klinasrttown) Rev. John A. Yarborough, Pastor 10:00 a. m.

Sunday school LINE MOUNTAIN CHARGE SALEM (Rough oust Ready) Rev. John a. tarborough, Pastor 9.00 a. m. Sunday school.

LINE MOUNTAIN CHARGE CHRIST (Lock Kill) Rev. John A. Yarborough, Pastor 9:15 a. m. Sunday school.

10:30 a. m. Divine worship. Monday 7:00 p. m.

Youth Fellowship at the parsonage. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN FIRST EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN (Sunbury and Ninth Strctts) Rev. John W. Lackens, D. Pastor 9:44 a m.

Unified worship service, Devotional message by J. Perdl nand McConnell. Sunday achool assembly following worship serv ice. 7:30 p. m.

Union vesper service in First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev. Harold C. Baer, speaker. Tuesday 7.30 p.

m. Prayer service. ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL UNITED IRETHRIN (Ea'aswoea') Rev. R.

Fletcher, Pastor 9:00 a. m. Brotherhood prayer meeting. 9.50 a. m.

Sunday school. Harold Zelg- ler, general superintendent. Or- chestra music directed by Norman Harris. 11:00 a. m.

Worship seivice. Sermon by the pastor. Singing by youth choir. 8 30 p. m.

Youth. Intermediate and Boys and Girls Fellowship meet ings ju m. worship service, ae.mon uy the pastor. Singing bv male eho- rus and senior choir. Monaav 7:00 Boy 8couts in the parish house.

SS 7:30 p. m. Cottage praver meeting at i xmt u.c iiunir in t. n. r.

Derk, Mayfair, Route 133. Wednesday :00 p. ni, Youth choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. m.

Mid-week prayer service in charge of Rev. Derk. followed church council meeting. Thursday 7:30 p. m.

8enior choir rehearsal. Emmanuel evangelical united brethren (Tdarstawn) Rev. R. S. Heberlig, Psstor 9:30 a.

Worahlp and Sundav achool, George Frederick, superintendent. Mrs Frank Jack, organist. Sermon by Kenneth Frederick. 7:30 p. m.

Worahlp. Music tn eharg of Roger Frederick. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer service.

Pastor In charge. Sunday, August 19 Mortgage burning service. Bishop Xpp will have charge of litany and preach. HON EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN (Trsvortsn Rsasl) Rev. R.

I. Heberlig, 'aster 10:30 a. Worship and Sunday school. cnanea Hess, superintendent Joseph Crowle, pianist. Thursday 7:30 p.

m. Prayer service. Charles Hess, leader. CLARK'S GROVE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN (Raiinai, R.D. Ns.

I) Rev. Melvin G. Sponsler. Pastor 9:30 a. m.

Sunday achool. Carl Clark, superintendent. 10:30 a. m. Congregational meeting and worship.

2:00 p. m. "Jam session" at parsonage Monday 8:00 p. tn. Boy Scouts.

Wednesday 8 p. m. prayer ceil. Thursday Tioo p. m.

cnoir rehearsal. ASH GROVE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN (Psiinat) Rev. Melvin G. Sponsler, Pastor 10:00 a Sunday school. William Da vis, superintendent.

2:00 p. m. "Jam session" at parsonage 6:30 p. m. Youth Fellowahip.

7:30 p. m. Worahlp and seimon. What Makes TJs Tick as Christ Tuesday m. Boy Scouts.

Wednesday 11:00 a m. Ladles Aid. 7:30 p. Girl Missionary Guild at parsonage. Miss Mary Ann Cham-berlin, leader.

Thursday 730 p. m. Bible Hour. LUTHERAN TRINITY EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Rev. Harold C.

Fry, Ph. S. Pastor 9 45 a. m. Sunday achool.

Charles Moll presiding. 11:00 a. m. The Service with sermon by Rev. Fry, Is Your Religion Real?" 7:30 p.

m. Union vesper service In First Evangelical united Brethren Chur-h. Rev. Harold C. Baer, speaker.

Tuesday 7:30 p. Sunday school executive board. i I 1 and border states increased from 'Uiuut "i xntu I.JJI.UIA ill Against these arguments cratic strategists are weighing the still-vivid memories of the 1928 campaign. They remember how mon bv Dr. H.

C. Frr. (11:00 a ra. Sunday school. Charles D.

Maurer. superintendent. 730 p. m. Union vesper aorvles In First Evangelical United Brethren w.

apesser. Wednesdav :30 p. senior choir clambake in Odd Fellows Grove. ALL SAINTS' LUTHERAN (Kuloment) Rev. Walter i.

Drurem, Pastor 9 00 a. m. The Service. Seminarian Fred Shilling, Hanover, guest preacher. 10:00 a m.

Sunday school. James ShoUy. superintendent. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN (TravoFraii) Rev. Bernard E.

Wenttel, Pastor 7:30 a. m. Church. 9:30 a. ra.

Sunday school. Monday 6:30 p. m. Intermediate Girl Sconts. Wednesday Ladles Aid Society.

Friday 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts. ST. PETER'S IVAN.

LUTHIRAN (WssrComsr) Rev. Bernsrd R. Wentrel, Pastor 9:00 a. m. Church.

10:00 m. Sunday school. ST. PAUL'S EVAN. LUTHERAN (Gowsn City) Rev.

Bernard C. Weatiet, Pastor Rev. Bernard R. Wentzet, Pastor 9:30 a. m.

Sunday school. 10.30 a. m. Church. LINE MOUNTAIN CHARGE ST.

MICHAEL'S (Klintitrtfswn) Rev. John D. Keener, Paster 9:0) a. The Service. 10:00 a.

m. Sunday school. LINE MOUNTAIN CHARGE SALEM (Rsuk ami RtsaV Rev. Joha D. Keener, Paster 9 00 a.

m. Sundav school. 10:13 a. m. The Service.

LINE MOUNTAIN CHARGE ST. JAMES (Pitman) Rev. John D. Keener, Pastor 9:30 a. ra.

Sunday school. 10:30 a. m. The Service. LINE MOUNTAIN CHARGE ST.

JOHN'S (Leek Kill) Rev. John D. Keener, Paster 9:15 a. m. Sunday school.

10:30 a. m. Luther League. Tuesday 8:00 p. m.

Women's Missionary Society. METHODIST LINCOLN STREET METHODIST Rev. D. Owen B.ubaker, Minister 9:30 a. oi.

Sunday achool. 10:45 a. m. Worship. Quest preacher, Rev.

Alfred B. Haas. 7:30 m. Union vesper serviee In First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev, Harold C.

Bter, speaker. Tuesday T. L. Price Bible Class picnic at Knot- hers Groves. August 12-19 Youth Activities Week.

CHESTNUT STREET METHODIST Rev. Donald L. Shafer, Pastor 9 :00 a. m. Worship.

Paul Webb, lay man from Bloonisburg Methodist Church, will apeak. 11:00 m. Mr. wbb. i iti 1 Ev.n.el,cJ TKiteTWrtttosSl Church.

Rev. Harold C. Ber, speaker Monday- Young Adult Fellowship Class meeting Turiiv niihtr nf Ruth Clsu mMt ill. Wednesday annual AnnriRV anhivtl nirnift At. Kill Church, picnic supper p.

vmiuf hu a a vacation heains Aueuat 1 in i emergency he csn be contact- ed through Shamokln I-3J70 or -764. SEVENTH STREET P. M. CHURCH Rev. Theofore E.

GouM, Pastor m. Sunday school. 10:45 a. m. Worship service.

6:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:00 p. m.

Worship service. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Priyer meeting. Thursday 6:30.

p. m. Youth choir. 7:30 p. m.

Senior choir. JOHNSTON CITY METHODIST Re. Milton R. Wildermath, Paster 9:00 a m. Worship service.

Sermon, "A Little Farther." 10:00 a m. Church achool. James A. Madden, superintendent. Monday 7:30 p.

m. Board of education. 9:00 m. Official Board. KULPMONT METHODIST Rev.

Miltoa R. Wildermuth, Paster a. m. Worship seivice. "A Little Farther." 11:00 a.

m. Church school. Miss Jeannle Shiner, superintendent. WILBURTON METHODIST Rev. Milton Wildermuth, Psitsr 9:30 s.

Chuich school, John Owens, superintendent. 11:00 a. m. Worship service. Sermon, "A Little Farther." HELFENSTEIN MiTHODIST Rer.

Thomas G. Parkvn, Minister Mrs, Grace Hummel, Pianist 10.30 a m. Chuich school. Byron Knarr, superintendent. No worship service Sunday.

Pastor will be on vacation. TREVORTON METHODIST Rev. Mix B. Cook, Pastor 130 a ni. Worship service.

Sermon, "The Splinter Hunter." 9:30 a m. Chureh school. Tuesday 7 30 p. m. Meeting of W.

S. C. S. Wednesday p. m.

Prayer meeting. 9:00 Commission of member ship and evangelism meeting. Thursday i p. m. wioir p.

m. First quarterly conference at Irish Valley. IRISH VALLEY METHODIST Rev. Mix B. Cook, Paster 10 00 a m.Church school.

11:00 a m. Worship service. Sermon, "The Splinter Hunter." Monday :00 p. m. Meeting of official board, Thursday 8:00 p.

m. First quarterly conference. BOYLE'S RUN METHODIST Rev. Max B. Cook, Paster 9:4 a m.

Worahlp service. Sermon, 'The Splinter 10:45 s. m. Church school. Thursday p.

m. First quarterly conference at Irish Valley. PILGRIM HOLINESS REIUCK CHURCH Rev. Charles Lewis. Pn'or 9.30 a.

m. Sunday school. Wtllard Brown, superintendent. I Boy Scout Troop No. 250 of Ash Grove will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.

m. in the Scout cabin. The meet- ling will be in charge of Scout- master Charles Kerstetter. The Ladies Aid Society will hold a dinner meeting Wednesday at 11:00 a. m.

which will be in charge' the president, Mrs. Dorothv Dans. srnrtv anri n'-avpr service: will be held Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in the Ash Grove Church.

i i weslevan Service Guild of o.ivp and E'vsbura Meth iodist churches will hold a meeting on Auesuay evening. Mr. anrj Mrs. S. F.

Snyder. P.ixi vine. The Bayers recently lived in Ohio but Mr. Boyer was transierrea in his work to their present loca-1 tion. Bcbbv Boyer, son of Mr.

and m1 Harold Bover, accom- 6" Mrs. S. F. Snyder, to his new nome after snendins several weeks in Mr. and Mrs.

R. Edward Hill and son, Ted Allen, of Little Silver, N. visited the former's parents. and Mri. Hill.

Thev also i two weeks. I to take turns coming to the base on Wednesda5's to explain to the Air Force people the religious and social advantages of their particu- lar churches, In a few months the local Presbyterian Church picked up 57 new 1 i. I I I Smith was charged, in private whisners and finnllv in nnhlin neurys orove. NO. 2 WILBURTON UNION CHURCH Rev.

John H. Fryberger, Pastor 10.00 a. m. Sunday school. 1100 a m.

Preaching service. BURNSIDE UNION CHURCH Rev. John H. Fryberger. Pastor 10.00 a.

m. Sunday school. Ralph Long superintendent. Sarah 0 1 Price, pianist. 10.00 a.

m. S'jndav school p. m. Preaching service. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES (324 Eost Sunbury Street) 2 30 p.

m. Watchtower Bible study Theme. Why One Be Baptised." Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Building the Armageddon' surviving Temple.

Thursday 7:30 p. m. Ssrvice meeting. 8 30 p. m.

Theocratic ministry school QUOTES From the News By UNITED PRESS SAN FRANCISCO Senator Everett M. Dirksen. R. 111., on presidential adviser Harold campaign to rerace Vice President NixDn on the Republican ticket this fall with Massachusetts' Governor Christian A. Herter: "Harold's campaign against Nix- on was ike an airplane that has no gas.

It was a bo-tniet that never off the ground. It's gne with the wind now." NTEW YORK Mrs. Eleanor Rseveit on the role of the United Nations in world affairs: would favor United Nations ComroI of ail the important bodies of water used for world commerce includiR the Suez Canal." CHAMPAIGN. 111. A grim woman music lover on a musical suite of three movements composed by an electronic brain and performed by a string quartet.

"Why. it does away with the need for human composers." NEW YORK Thin and tired Helen Subbagh. 27. of Palo A.to. whose brief marriage to a yjotm turned into an Ara- u.K.t ii.giuumre, on wivra in iraq.

"In Iraq, the men many for one reason only to have a slave." CHICAGO-Governor Ratmond Gary, of Oklahoma, who is supporting New York Governor Aver-ell Harriman for the Democratic presidential nomination, and the Democrats' civil rights plank: I thought we had a good civil rights plank in 1952. I think now, however, that it ought to be spelled out a little more." WASHINGTON Former New York Governor Thcmas E. Dewey on the conversation at a small "social" dinner party with Vice President Nixon: "Everybody always talks politics." CHICAGO Former President Truman on kicking off his ''give 'em hell" campaign at the Demo cratic national convention: 'I don't think the present ad ministration knows anything about what they are doing on anything." Rev. Marti Will Preach During Vesper Service Community vesper services will fc.e:? morrw evening 7:30 in First Evangelical United Brethren Church, Sunbury Street, Rsv. Sterling P.

Martz, pastor of Salem Reformed Church, will preach the sermon. Dr. John Luck-ens, pastor of the host church. will have charge of the service. Add a few grains of salt to speed up beating egg whites and whipping cream.

HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Station WISL 1480 ke. Possession Balford" Bordntr, Superintendent BAPTIST FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Charles B. Bowser, Pastor 9:45 a. m.

Bible school. 10.45 a. m. Worship seme. Sermon "Lawless Christians" or "Disqualified Saints of 7:00 p.

m. Pre-servjce praver timt. 7:30 p. m. Gospel hour.

Bible message, "Worshipers of Light! Weanesdav 7:00 p. m. Pilgrim prayer time. 7:30 p. Praver.

praise and Btbls message. Studies in I Theesaio- nians. 8:30 p. m. Choir practice.

TREVORTON BAPTIST Rev. Russell R. Frr, Paster 9:30 a. m. Sunday school.

Belford Bordner. superintendent. 7:00 m. Evangelistic hour. Quarterly Communion service.

Monday 7:30 p. m. Women a Missionary So- ciey meeting. Tuesday 6 30 p. m.

County home visitation. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Hour or power service. Praver and Bible study In eharg of Frank Fleming.

STONINGTON BAPTIST Rev. Russel R. Fry, Pastor 10:30 a. m. Sundav school.

11 a. m. Wo. ship. CATHOLIC ST.

EDWARD'S Msgr. George D. Mulcahy, Pastor Rev. Daniel J. Mahoney, Assistant Rev.

Francis M. Lahout, Assistant Sunday Masses at 6:00, 7:00. (:00, 929 High Mass and 11:00. 7:30 p. Sunday service.

Weekday Mssses at 8:45 and 7 45 at. 6:00 p. m. Rosary every weekday. Monday 6:30 p.

m. Altar boy meeting. 7:15 p. m. St.

Vincent de Paul meeting. 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts. Wednesday 6:30 p.

m. Girl Scout. 7:30 p. m. Explorers.

Thursday 7:00 p. m. Holy hour. ST. STANISLAUS Co Franciscan Fathers ft and 10:30 a.

m. ST. JOSEPH'S Msgr. D. P.

Reardon, Pastor Rev. Patrick J. Kennedy, Assistant Rev. Chatles A. McDermott.

Assistant Masses at 6:30, 8:00 and 9 30 a m. 10:15 a. m. Sundsy achool. Iiw a.

m. nisn mam. 7:00 p. m. Sodalitv.

dfTOtlon nd Holy dav Maaes: 5:30. 6 30 tna 7:30 ft. TJIU lmmm A AA ma in. niaJ, si an. ST.

MICHAEL'S Rev. J. P. KUmas, Rector a a. m.

low mrss. a. m. Hifth Mass. 7 -30 p.

Evening vespers. Weekday Mass at 8:00 a. m. Holy day 4. I ST.

STEPHEN'S J.c. 10:30 Saturday 7:00 p. m. Novena. UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGURATION Rev.

Michael Kawola. Pastor Rev. John Sohotsky. Assistant Masses at 7:00. 8:30 and 10 a dv Masses at 7:00 njili n.

Rosary. ST. ANTHONY'S (Ronjhsw) Thomas Bartol, Pastor Ranshaw- Maasrs at 8 30 and 10:00 a. 7:00 p. m.

Devotiona. fcxceisior- 7 30 p. m. Sunday Mass. ST.

MARY'S Rev. Charles J. Pstraiek, Pastor 8.00 a. m. Low Mass.

10:00 a. m. High Mass. 7:00 p. m.

Evening devotiona. ST. PATRICK'S (Trtvorton) Rev. Stanley T. Uunnaltis, Pastor 7:00 a Low Mass.

9:00 a. High Mass. 7:00 p. m. Evening devotions.

Holy day Masses at 5:00 and 7:30 a. ST MARY'S UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Morion Hdisjhrtl Rev. Basil Tremba, Pastor Sundav Masses, 8.00 tnd 10:00 m. 4 CO p. m.

Vespers end benediction. 7:00 a. m. Weekday Mas es. QUEEN OF THE MOST HOLY ROSARY (Elysburg) Rev.

James Coyle. Pastor Sundav 8 00 and 10:00 s. m. 7:011 p. m.

Devotions. Ant a. n. wrciwunv i 7:00 a Weekday Masses. ST.

MAURITIS (Lavtllol Robert Otterbeln, acting Past- Mass. Rev. 8 3D a. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (Mccc-tn BU.id,n, fl 4J gundsy sChOOl. oo a m.

Sundav service. How Christ Jesus healed sickness and discord of every nn wil at sei lonn rh.un.n science servr tnmnrpnw at Chilstian acipnce ices. The le.son-sermon will be entitled "Soul." The Master renlv to the messengers of John the Baptist will be included In the Scriptural readings In the lesson-sermon iLuke 7 22K "Then Jesus an-swerin" 'aid unto them. Go your way, and tell John what things ve have seen and heard: how that the blind see, the lame walk, the lpera are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, to the ponr the gospel is preached." Anon? the correlative selections to be read from "Science and Health with Kev tn the Scriptures" bv Mary Baker Eddv is the following Knowine that Soul and lt at'rlbutes we-e forever manifested through man. the Master healed the sick, gave s-ght to the blind, hearlne to the deaf, feet to the lame, thus bringing to light the scientific octton of the divine Vlnd on human minds and bodies and clvlng a better understanding of Soul and salvation." CONGREGATIONAL WELSH CONGREGATIONAL Rev Josephine Richards.

Minister 11-00 a B'ble hour 1100 a. m. Worship. Theme. "Seeing Jesus." Music, selected, choir.

7 30 m. Union vesrier service In First Evaneellcal United Brethren Church. Rev. Harold C. Baer, speaker.

EPISCOPAL TRINITY EPISCOPAL Rev. Charles A Flook. Rector William C. Councell. Lav Assistsat 7:30 a.

m. Holy Communion. P-4S a. Church school. 11 00 a m.

Morning praye' and sermon. Mr Councell preaching. Fhst service on Sundav, 7:30 a. m. during the month of August.

There will be no Wednesday services In August. EVANGELICAL TRINITY EVANGELICAL Rev. E. Etirlg, Pastor Sundav No sen-ices at Trinity Church. All Sundav services conducted at Hern-don Campmeeting.

Thursday 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting. EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL (Trtvorton) Rev. G.

Bower, Pastor 9 30 a m. Sunday school. Kenneth Erdman, superintendent. Campmeeting at Herndon. gates to the Democratic National They were accompanied home by attended the Ck Grove Sunday Convention." the big spenders their son, Donald, who had been a school picnic.

They were acccm-were actually detectives. The girls guest in the Miller home for sev- panied home by rheir were charged with taking off too eral weeks. and Ross, who were guests in the many clothes and soliciting drinks home of their grandparents for speeches, with being "subservient to Rome." Already confronted with the problem of maintaining party harmony in the face of racial antagonisms stirred up by the school intezration dispute, many Democrats may be reluctant, when the chips are down at Chicago next week, to take a chance on creating a "religious is-. sue" too. Jewish War Vets Called On to Cnmknt Rinntru MILWAUKEE, Wis.

(U.R)-Dore Sch-arv. vice nrp.sirlenr. in rhorcp of production at Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer, called on the Jewish War veterans irriaay nignt 10 aevote mnrp nf thpir timp in u-innintr tho war aoainst hionr.rv nf all irinrfc Schary, who spoke at the sixty- urst jvv annual conventions memorial service, said "the demand for good human relations is a keystone of Jewish teaching and ish thought." from customers. AF Launches Religious 'Give Away' Hickok. Sunday School will con- vene at, a.

m. The Ladies Auxiliary of Ralpho Fire Company No. 1 will hold a mppi.ino- M-inriav eevninar in the ure nan. jviueung win oe in ciwisc of the president, Mrs. Dorotny James.

Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Snyder and son. Daniel, of Shillington, spent the weekend with Mrs. Clara Miller and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cook. Rehearsals for the Ash Grove chapels on the base, for an unex- plained reason. The whole project is the idea of Methodist Chaplain Major Robert D. Coward and Presbyterian Chap- lain Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M.

Anthony here. who are stationed iney were concerned lest tne religious lives of Air Force fami lies suffer from their "here today, gone tomorrow" existence. A pos sible counteracting effect. Chap- lains Coward and Anthony figured, would be to encourage their offi cers and airmen to join local civilian churches. Ministers of church surrounding Boiling were astonished to hear about this "Ministers are traditionally generous w-ith all worldly goods except members of their congregation," one of the local pastors said.

It was arranged for representa- tives of the surrounding churches bchary said that although the TTnita Ctfnf- Uo active memoers. aooui nan oi daT MaMM snd m. number never had memberships in confessions before Masses. strides in the field of science, "we have not kept pace in the field of human relations. Too many of us i ami naie in wie piurai.

The JWV adopted a resolution to ban from the United States all persons from Arab states which bar entry of any American citizen because of his religious beliefs. a church before. More than 30 churches near Boiling have gotten I new members. A sample check also reveals that a high percentage of these new church members transfer their affiliation when they move to a new i z' ui ucing, a iwhcucu yan, ui uic community ana panicipaiing in the community social life." savsl i i Chaplain Anthony. "They work with Scout units, choirs, Sunday schools, in fund raisin" committees and even serve as trustees in some instances i i Weekly Bible Christian Simplicity My c.

vj 11. 11 I as. is. Saint Paul, in his Scond Epistle to the Corinthians (II Cor. expressed the fear that those who had been drawn to the Gospel by his mission and preaching were be ing corrupted from "the simplicity that is in Christ." i That is a fine, and.

a very im-i portant phrase, to which altogether, By DOUBLAS LARSEN i BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE, D. C. (NEA) Air Force chaplains are launching something new in the way of religious giveaways. They're- going to give the members of their chapels to the civilian churches of nearby communities. This isn't really as magnanimous a gesture cn the part of the Air Force chaplains as it appears to be on the surface.

A two-year test has meen made at this base located in the District of Columbia of encouraging Air Force personnel to join nearby churches. It has been successful. But at the same time it has boomed attendance at the Comment my unil uuuicgauuuai ucuu.iii- nation, which hitherto has been a free fellowship of free, independent local churches, but a strong, effec- tive fellowship, is at present badly disrupted over the issue of merger 'with a centrally-controlled denomi nation under conditions of a pro- posed central control, that oppo- nents of the merger claim would I In my partial retirement I have kept aloof from participation in the controversy, but I have written much on independency, and my convictions are well known. The i fact that this particular merger 1 has recently been approved, to take i effect later, by what seems to be an' overwhelming vote of the General Council obscures, I think, the in tensity of the issues raised by the opposing minority, or the vitality of that opposing minority if, as it evidently intends, it chooses to re- tain its status as a Congregational fellowship. I In general.

I think with all that is commendable in the so-called ecumenical movements, a very real danger confronting Protestantism is the over-emphasis upon authori- which may be far removed from "the simplicity that is in Christ." Christian unity, in fact, is inherently a different matter from church unity. All my ministerial life I have been an intense advo- cate. and practitioner of Christian unity, seekina fellowshio with everv "Ytt now hear, Jacob My servant: and Israel whom I hava chosen Far I will pour water upon him that is thirsty and floods upon the dry ground: I will pour My spirit upon thy seed, and Mint blessing upon thine offspring." IsoieMO WITNESS FOR ISRAEL, P. 0. Box 4241, Philadeohio, Pa.

too little attention has been given! mean the surrender of historic and in the complexities that have spiritual Congregational independ-marked the growth of Christianity ence. A Treasured as a world religion. I do not know how exactly the English word "simplicity" expresses the meaning of the Greek word; translated. Moffatt in his transla- tion substitutes for "the simplicity I that is in Christ" the phrase "a single devotion to Christ." But it is the same idea in a less simple and exact expression. The word translated as "simplic ity" evidently had a very definite place in Paul's mind.

Even giving should be done with simplicity i (Romans and to these same i Corinthians (II Cor. 1:12) he com-1 mends "simplicity and godly sin- cerity, motivated by the grace of God in contrast with "fleshly wis dom. In the history of religion, "fleshly Amarieam is owe national tivsrty. On an even Highsr Isva) is lets Rbsrty which Cod can fliva. If you want to fcs sat fres team youratt and know God's powor in your' lira, Iran to God'i massaga at our church ftwi Sunday.

"Th lard fcafn ennoinrod Braavrm thuf It fho top was." took 41.1 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL. wisdom" has often been more in ev- ty, and the development of an offi-idence than "simplicity and godly cial bureaucracy, which may repre-sincerity." Religious life and reli-! sent strone churchmanshiD. but P.M. COMMUNION SERVICE, Dedication of Babies WEDNESDAY, 7:30 P.M.

HOUR OP POWER SERVICE Mr. Frank Fkminj, Ttacktt Lots Are Available In the Memorial and Monumental Sections of The Odd Fellows Cemetery For Further Information Dial 8-1651 gious movements, especially all that profess to be Christian, must ever be subject to the test of "simplicity and godly sincerity" versus "fleshly wisdom." That test is, I think, particularly vital at the present hour. Great changes are taking place in the re-! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cool and Ninth, Trevorton Rev. Russell Fry, 8 A Pastor "Tht Little Chu'eh With a Welcome" ligious world, especially in Protes-! Christian who would have fellow -tantism. Sectarian lines are break- Uip with me, as long as I didn't ing down; Denominational mergers L.

i are either being accomplished? or! have t0 accept a creedor are under discussion and in pros- organization regarding which I re-pect. Ispected his freedom. Symbolic of religious "swap" by Air Force is this group of members of the Armed Forces and dependents new to the Congress Heights Presbyterian Church in Washington..