The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1962 — Page 4

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CitURCH NEWS

Tin- M< UmdiM ( hun h Charles Patters m. M mster Osborn Fishei Ch S »1 Supt. Morning Worship Sv \ : e 9 30 a.n G •st mil ■' r. Rev H rold Willi iin <>f t '■« W w;. : ' M< 'hodist Chur h. S' rmon • T e Ah 1 a r : ’Ju Omega Text "I " Mph i and the (imec >. - • s tin Lad Co 1 " ReveL: »• 1 s T . ;; t „ ? Missionary Sunday ' r o , p H . in.a i y < hildren. Walkerton McihudGt ( lmr« h "Budding iui 'hi future Harold E. Wilba- . Mil -ter M Ivin I hvine Si r • . nd.-m Tuesday. Pi "er S': vi < . 7 'lO }’ m. Sunday Sc! oid. 9 3u am. Morning Woiship S, r; . < lo 35 n.m. Sermon: ‘The Alpha and (he Omega” Religion at its be-t centers m fi person Jesus Christ, who with His uniting and 11ansforming spirit of brotherhood, is able to h.dd men together of varied backgrounds and make possible the very existence of society. Christ is the undergirding reality which makes the world real. Come to church this Sunday and witness this spiritual reality. Walkerton E, F. B Church David R. Eiler, Minister James Payton. Superintendent • * « Clean Easy way to Redo any Room! •r ‘ \ WW / a Xrx x - / / ’**’• If it i SNew ‘lncite" Wall >aint doesn’t drip or spatter like ordinary paints. Needs jno stirring, thinning or priming! Just ^open the can... dip in.. and start paint“ing! Dries in 30 minutes. Clean up with , soap aid water. * - * Decorating Ideas to Take Home... Will liWty let! yn Du Pont Cdlor Mo«o Clairics" - 20 pages d «o«t (dOM-Urft sheets at til "Ueta” Will Ptist otters—so smm*nvi wter cenMutteiti reg 7.45 gal Sale Price 55.99 gal DuPont Paints Bradens Gambles Store

Thursday August 9, the youth of the church will have a swimming party with a wien- r roast, nf-er which will be an organization meeting. 93u cn Sunday S l m I. The ’.■■•lie A C.iil t । Repentance” 1 1 ' .30 a m Mm mt g Worship S rn.m "The Living Chur< h and ■s Vital Mt sage. and "A M. ms <,t R. lease " Nursery attendants during ’he M 1 : ■ g Wm ship hour will be Mis Janet Cotton and Mrs Rosalie Eihr. We extend a cordial welcome to Rl to attend our services. Ihe First Presbyterian < hurt h Rev David D. Owen. Pastor Raymond McGrath. S pt You are welcome to our worship sei vice. Thursday. August 9 7 on pm Bible Study and Prayer service in th<- church sanctuary. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 10:30 am. Vshers are Ralph Sullivan, Ja. k Ryan Jerry Six and Claude Watkins. Monaay. August 13. 8 a.m, the Ministers of the community will meet for prayer and meditation at the Methodist Church. "Read, and you will know; know, and you will love; love, and you will serve; serve, and you will be happy. N. Liberty Church of Brethren 1 A. P. Wenger. Pastor i Kenneth Murphy, Supt. 1 Velma Wharton. Primary Supt. Share in Prayer Hour 9:25 a. nt. Morning Worship 9:30 a.m, Thome: "By These Things Men Live.” Church School 10:30 a m.

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Juni or Choir practice Wednesday, 7 p in. The Distil't Confer'i e fm the Chun h of the Brethren in Northern Indiana will convene at Alexmdm Muck Camp MiKord. Irdian.i August 10 (hi i A ;g r-t 12. Then a ill he a pc ial pi ograni foi youth Sunday cxemng 'I lie Pilgrim lb liib ss ( hurch John Hall Pastor Bill Stoops, Supt. Sunday S< hool 9,30 a m. Morning Worship lo 15 a in. I irM Brethn-n ( hurch Win Cuit;- Pastor Ruth Clai k .1 mioi (’l. a h Ernc.-t Kiei'b i Supt Morning Worship 9 do S« i mon topic: "Have You Coum'-d the Cost." Junioi Chui .-h 9 do. Sunday Sc?: "d lo 30 Business n-- t ng f th< Samaritan (lass immedia’ely after Sunday Si hool. Youth Meetings 6 do Class in teaching teehniqm - at 6:30. Evening woi-hip 730 Sermon topic: A Seeker of Worldly Gam ' National Conference in Ashland. Ohio, beginning August 19. Pim- ( re« k < hurt h of Brethren Pine an<l Stanton Roads P. L. Huffaker. Pastor Paul Stump. Supt. 9:00 am. Morning Worship Sermon: "God's Candles." Music by the Men's Chorus. 10:00 Sunday School. No evening service. District Meeting at Camp Mack. Wednesday Sewing Circle all day. 8:00 pm. Special services. M. R. Zigler will be the speaker. □ . □ BIRTHS □ ~ □ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Renz are the parents of a .son born August 3rd. at Community Hospital in LaPorte. Too much self appreciation has a tendency to depreciate.

PKESBYTEKI IN SR. HIGH The Presbyterian Senior High group has been growing. They met Sunday at the church and Larry Wood gave the lesson Elsie Ried was in charge of refreshments. We have two new members, Gail Driskill and Chu< k Hayter. The group plans to attend the LaPorte Fail next we. k and also take a trip to Tippecanoe. Next week we will meet at the church with ,h n y C". • in c harge "t i efn shmenta and David Skinner tlie lesson. If you mcd a closer walk with .L-u. come to worship Him. FELLOWSHIP (IASS HOLDS I|OT LI ( h PH MC The Max Steeles entertained the Fellowsliip Class ot the Methodist Chur h foi the seventeenth consecutive summer with a pot luck picnic Sunday at their cottage .it Bass Lake with 51 adults and chddren enjoying swimming, boating, games and just relaxing. R v. and Mrs. Keith Carli-le and

CIII’JSTIAX LI I-KLINES "But when he came to himself he said, ... I will arise and go to my father.” Luke 15:17. 18 . I In the story of "Tlie Prodigal Son” we see the story of a man who, in despair, turns from his chosen way and returns to his father In this story told by Jesus, because the prodigals efforts in the world are a failure he finds himself and a better life by returning home This same 'Story told in the reverse, shows us that by finding life or success ■ based only on the material world he sacrifices the better way the eternal soul. , One must choose whether he will serve the world or God. This is the problem which each of us must face. As we live in the world which God has created and has given us ! dominion over, we must ever live so that we are holding up I God before all men sharing God's love with all men. Al- 1 though we have personal desires, we must not. like the pnshgal put our personal pleasures nor worldly gam ahead of the will of God for our lives. Ministers Os Walkerton and Koontz I^ike . -- . . -

sons, of Portage Chapel and Ansbury Church, called in the afternoon. HOMTr \L NEWS Mrs. Edith Groshans is a medical patient in the St. Joseph hospital, South Bend. Stanley Orcutt is a patient in the Holy Family hospital, LaPorte. Mrs. Zdpha Folk was adnut-ct-d to Memorial hospital as an emergency pati nt Saturday. She will remain two weeks for obsenation and treatment. Her room is 510. I 1Y W \LKING Alw ivs remember that crossing the .street between intersections c.iusi s a big percentage of the pedestrian toll in auto accidents. Cultivate good habits trying to escape the bad ones is generally a losing baotle.