The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 April 1964 — Page 9

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Walkerton E. U. B. Church David 11. Eiler, Pastor Leonard Beaty. Ch. School Supt. 9:30 a.m. Church School. 10:30 am. Divine Worship. Ministerial pulpit exchange. Rev. John Hall will he the guest minister with Pastor Eiler speaking at the Tyner E U B. Church. The Chancel Choir directed by John Cecrle will present the anthem "Praise the Eathei Nursery service provided for pre-schoolers during the worship service. 2:00 pin Community Singspira* • tion at the Methodist Church. 4:00 pm. Adult Work Council nt the church. 6:0<) pin. Youth Fellowship planning and business meeting at the church. Thursday. 8:00 pm. Pastor-Par-ish Relations Committee meeting at Plymouth. Tuesday. 9:30 am. Koinonia. Wednesday, 7:00p.m. Chancel Choir. 7:30 p.m. Combined WSWS meeting at the church, with Mrs. Walter Smith as leader, and the Rebecca Circle as hostess. A special offering will be received for our mission work in Kentucky, Ybor City. Florida and New Mex- ■ i co "The Church in the heart of the I community with the community I nt heart " 11 North Liberty Methodist Church Charles Patterson, Minister 11 Osborn Fisher. <*h School Supt. 1 Morning Worship Service 930 I am Sermon: "The Time of Singfl ing Has Come.” ■ Church School 10:30 am. i Youth Fellowship meetings at ■ 6:30 p.m. » Evening Sendee 7:30 pm. Bible Study theme: "The Comfl pany of the Committed I Beaver Creek Wesleyan MethodJM Dean Krieg. Pastor Bob Clingenpeel. Supt Sunday School 9:30 am. Morning Worship 10:30 a m. Evangelistic Sendee 7:30 pm.

Youth Service Friday evening. April 3. at 7:30 pm Revival will be starting April 7th and continuing through April 19th Rev Earl Surface, former J resident of the community, will be the evangelist. Services will be held each evening at 7:30 p m. First Baptist Church II Clark and Main Sts Walkerton Benny Miller PaMur Sunday School 9:30 am ■ Mon kng Worship 10 30 im. ■ Evening War hip 730 pin Prayer meeting and Bible study ■ Wednesday. 7 pm ■ A new record was set la * Sun- ■ lav morning m the Su: I School Seventy-five were j>" - lent: another 18 came m sot norning worship service tlk' i-

I.IEEL I N E S Another Easter has come and gone. Hero m the Walk *rt«»n (omnmmlv ve will reniemb“r b ;* a white Easter boeause of the snow, while our neighbi r< in Alaska wi’’ runember it as a sad and tragic tim * bei atre of the quake. All this serves as a rem » hr ’hat "mother mr tun?” is stili in command and God > at the controls of naltnv. ... . Ilaniel said, "How vroat are hr -b r i <' And how mighty are h s winder. Pan. 1:3 The Psalmist. "Let all the earth fear th* I/’id: t ah th“ nhabitants of the world s‘and m awe of him.'’ Ps. 33:8 "Hi*' salvation *s nigh th m tha* fear him. Ps. 85:9 t "() com*.-, let tis worship and How down: let u knee! before the Lord, Our Maker. Ps.Oa.G "The fear of th* Lord is the loginning of wisdom.” Ps. 111:10 We invite you to come to Jesus and Im 1 saved, today! Ministerial Association

ton's newest church continues to grow. Everyone is welcome to attend its sendees. The evening services are also being well attended as the pastor continues his messages on "The Revelation ot Jesus Christ.” First Brethren Church Rev. William Curtis, Pastor Ernest Kreider, Supt. 9:30 Morning Worship and Jr. Church Nursery provided. 10:30 Sunday School. 6 pm. Bible Study from Hebrew - Youth meetings 7 On Evening Worship. Wednesday, 7.00, Bible Study and prayer, followed by choir practice. 6:00 Friday evening, carry-in supper for WMS and SMM followed by bandage rolling. April sth, Spring Rally Dav. Boys Brotherhood April 9th. Samaritan Class Rummage Sale Saturday, May 9th. North Liberty Church of Brethren A. P Wenger. Pastor Stanley Betz, Supt. Share in Prayer Hour 9:25 a m Worship Hour 9:30 a.m. Sermon subject: "Choices that Reflect Faith and Character" Church School 10:30 am. Monday —• Bible Study and Prayer Hour. 7:00 p m. Joyful Singers Choir practice. 7:00 pm Wednesday. Adult choir practice 8:00 pm. The First Prr*bytertan Church Rev. David D. Owen. Pastor Elder Myron Mullet Supt. You are welcome to our worship sendee. Thursday. 700 pm. Church Service and Bible Study Saturday. April 4 Sausage Supper at the church. 5 to R p m. Sunday pulpit exchange Sunday School 9:30 a m. Worship Sen* ice 10: 30 am. Community Singspiration 2 pm. at Methodist Church.

Evening Servcies 7 00 pm Wednesday. April 8. 8 pm. Session meeting. Pilgrim lloline** Church John Hall. Minister Jesse Whler. Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 am. Youth services R - 4. r > pm. Evening Worship 7 30 pm. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 p m We are Indeed happy tn have the Overholt Trio from Battle Crock Michigan, with us on Sundav April sth Rav Overholt will be bringing the message In the morning service The trio wil head the afternoon singspiration nt the Method! d Church at 2 pm Thev will also appear nt our

church in the evening in an all [ sacred musical. Cottage prayer meeting April [ 7 at 7 p.m. at the William Stoop home, 23007 Tyler Road, Lakeville. । Walkerton Methodist Church Harold E. Williams, Minister SUNDAY— । 8:30 am. First morning worship service. Sermon by the pastor. Organist. Mrs. Ronald Gray. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Film to he presented to the Special Study Group in the Right Hand Class room. 10:35 a.m. Second worship service. The adult choir will sing Guest minister will be Rev. Paul Loucks. l’ -hers will Im* James Capek, Charles Sherland, Terry Daniels and Dick A wall. 2:00 pm Communitv Sing-mi-ration with the Overholt tri< 6:00 pm Senior MYF. 6:30 pm. Junior MYF. WEDNESDAY 9:30 am. Study and Fellowship hour. । 6:00 p.m. Junior Choir practice 7:00 p.m. Adult choir practice 8:00 p.m. Official Church Board meeting. t Thursday. 2:00 p.m. Philathea Class Meeting. Special film will be presenetd. All members and friends are urged to attend. Methodists Conduct Two Services The Walkerton Methodist Church will conduct two morning worship services each Sunday at 8:30 and 10:35 a m. The Sunday School session will be conducted at 9:30 with M< Ivin Divine as Superintendent. This Sunday in the 8:30 service there will be a special selection in music, and Mrs Ronald Gray will serve as organist. The pastor will deliver the sermon for this service. During the 10 35 service, the church will join with other community churches in observing pulpit exchange Sunday with Rev. Paul Loucks of the United Missionary church, as guest minister The adult choir, under the direction of Sylveter Amsler, will participate in this service and Mrs. Bertha Urbin will be organist. <

Cowt/y “Indeed, I tremble for tny country when I reflect that God is just** —Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson, like many * other great men who hel|x*d , establish a nation devoted to freedom in all its concepts, ex. Z * 2$ pected great things for the new .J r l - country. Yet, he was not ’ unaware of the weakness of "* human nature. He knew that - "* the real strength of any nation ‘‘b Z z \ must lie in the moral fiber of - / ^7 ?* its inhabitants. 7'&£>Z. ;s ^■hk t’ /v? । Today the United States is , * the richest nation in the world, a leader, a world power, '/V / Hm looked ujx^n with some measure f/ 7 / of awe> if not respect, by men 1 diverse tongues. J I \ Let 113 reflect upon these y. 'li J I S.- words of Jefferson and ask ourI i selves if our national moral 4I V r \ M/i I I Standards have kept pace with 1.1 C/^ 'j cur m ^Lbiry might and progress, b - g 888 Z" Let us remember that God is | just God isn’t concerned with u .p 1 "hat we have-only with what l VA ’ " o are. ® F 3 ”** Y* - ****^! ^^l Read your BIBU dally A I M • o°^ * * IV GotamteH

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□— — — DEATHS □ — —. M Q Mrs. Rose Ellen Knowlton Mrs. Rose Ellen Knowlton, 96 Walkerton, died at 1:30 pm. Tu<- - day, in the Holy Family hospital, Ld’orte, after a long illness. Bh« wa. born August 12, 1867 ( in Marshall County, Indiana. She wa ■ married February 7, 1885, in Plymouth to Martin Jackson, who preceded her in death. She then was married to Levi Knowlton who also preceded her In death. She i survived by one daughter, Mrs. N ra Benninghoff, Knox, and three n Gust Jackson, Indianapolis: Elmer J. Jackson, LaPorte, and Lee Jackson. Albany, Oregon; 19 grandchildren and 28 great-grand' .iildren; two a-ters, Mrs Emma Davis, Walkerton, and Mr- Charles Ruff, Plymouth. Friends may call after 2:00 p. m. Thur div at the Nu-baum Funeral Home where services will be held at 2:00 pm. EST Friday with Rev David Filer, pastor of the Walkerton E I’B. Church officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Clarence Davis Clarence (Ed i Davis, 72, routs 1. I^Cnosse, died at 4:20 a.m. Saturday at his farm home near LaCrosse. He was bom in Warren County, Ind., Sept. 8, 1891 and ha<l lived in the LaCrossa area for 23 years, going there from Walkerton He was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Masonic Lodge at Kingsbury. ( Surviving nre three sisters. Mrs Glenn Anderson, Walkerton Miss Luetta Davis. LaCrosse, and Mrs. M iry Cumerford, LaPorte; and one brother. William Davis, LaCrosse. Funeral services wore held Tuesday afternoon at the Kosanke Brothers Funeral home tn Kouts, with burial in the ' Woodlawn cemetery, Walkerton. Michael John Allen Michael John Allen, two month old son of Mr and Mrs. Clifford Allen. Rt 3. Walkerton, died at 12:46 a m Wednesday in the Rilev 1 hospital. Indianapolis. He had 1 been HI since birth. ■ He was born In Marshall County Parkview Hospital, Plym-

outh. January 24, 1964. Surviving ue his parents; one -i ter. Christine Marie, at home; th" paternal grandfather, Willie Allen, Rt, 2, Walkerton, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford. Rt. 3, Walkerton. Funeral ervit > s were held at 2 pm. Saturday in the First Presbyterian Church. Walkerton, with Rev. David Owen officiating. Burial wa in Jhimpti n Prairie Cen etery, South Be: i WESLEY LV DWGHTERS Th** We levan Daughter- will hold then April meeting at. the Methodist Chunh on April 6 it b;o<> t m. A speaker fi< in tin. Cam er Society of St. J > eph C'Unty will show a filn ■ the BUhject All membet p- i-- try to be there. PHILATHEA CLTo MEET The Philathea Cla -of the Walkert >n Methodi ’ Chm L 11 rm-‘-t Thursday, April 9 in the church social room- Rev. Williams will -how a film "n the Methodist Home, Wesley Minor. Anyone interested is invite 1 to attend. □ □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ □ Holy Family Admitted: Mrs. James Murrey Community Admitted: Mrs. Howard Bu.—ie. Charles Hummell. Q — □ BIRTHS o——— — — □ Mr and Mrs. Wendell Lowry are the parents of a son. Rodney Alan born M irch 28 in Memorial hospital Mi and Mr-. William Sapp of North Liberty ire the paren* f a son b< rn March 30 in Community hospital. A Bon was bom March 27 to Mr. and Mrs Arthur E Smita of North L erty, in Comm unity hospital, Mr. and Mrs Harney Wolf / N«rttl Liberty, are the parents of । a son Mom March 28 in Community Iwpital, LaPorte Go tn CbaMH innday

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