The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1964 — Page 11

f 3v. Clyde Wake "9 Be Guest At enewal Mission ,>■ ■ , w - r. 1 Rev. Clyde Wako. minister of • ~ Methodist Church. Stockwell, uana will be the guest mini r for the Renewal Mission •etings to be held at the Methi.st Church. North Liberty, each . nmg at 7:30 p.m.. from Suniy. October 18 to Friday, Octo- >. 23. Rev. Warren Ottrr minister of ! ■.• angeli«mi at the First Methot Church. Mishawaka, will be e guest minister at the Morn- ? Worship Service at 9:30 am., inday. October 18th. To Observe Layman’s Day The Walkeri./n E U B Church 11 observe Layman's Pay SrniV October 18. during the 10:30 >rship service. This is the day hen laymen witness to their hrstlnn Committment by public ■oclamation and church attendnce. 'The worship leader will be Warr Clark A Methodist layman. hast'” 4 C DhU’ert Os N<”*h T'dn wi’l be the la" stnrnk*- M* ttert is a retired nrincirn’ of >rth Judean n"d also writes a ’’fmn for »he ’n—«| nnp. - Mrs David La-vrence win c’l- , • fhn nr.fV.orri "C'nW-.rd Chri - • n SnMin—” h" P h H u.. - . . • R ~ c , T . n” ♦h* choir \’n—-«—• «nrvice is provided f^r

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WSCS Sees Slides Os South America Miss Nancy Mangus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mangus, North Liberty, imprsese I her audience of the Walkerton General Women’s Society of Christian Service last week when she spoke and showed slides of her South America tour last summer under the auspicies of the MYF of the Methodist Churches of Indiana. Miss Mangus, who spent most of her six weeks tour in Bolivia, related her experiences in a coh rful manner. She said the inhabitants of that country hail the idea that American youth do no r vn' 1.-bor so h'.r group did sifting of rock and soil for preparing the ground for building This was d >n • before students of the universities and Methodist in stitutions students. She war brought to the meeting by Mrs. Eugene Skinner who had the lesson for the evening, using as her subject, "The New Purpose." Mrs. Clyde Bick, president, opened the meeting. Mrs. Gus Verkier gave the devotions. Mrs. Skinner. assisted by Mrs. Gala Sherland anti Mrs. Mary Bauer, presented the lesson. Mrs. Rtcg and Mrs. Bauer distributed the year's program books and announced that the WSCS and circles were selling paper napkins thia year as a moneymaking project. October 28th is the date set for the annual Fall Supper, serving from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. A sub district meeting on November 6 at the North IJt>erty Methodist Church, was announced. Mrs Loren Goode gave a snort talk on Missions and reminded all of the 21 hour prayer vigil from Saturday, Oct 17. 9 am. to Sunday. 9 a m to precede the Renewal Mission to be held at the local church October 18 thru the 23rd. A guest minister, Bev Warr*n Otter of the Mis -'v. aka Methodist Church, will b- the principal speaker She reported many n» .ghlxTho 4 p-wcr •,rvices bei"g he’d n- r to the Renewal M "*i on m< v et rr 71 0f,.. f,,w p. 're- : hmeni f*»llowing the m«< tk"’ • the ’a dies of the }• b-» v ■ h Mr<. Th man Frame ns chair! tr. Use the Classified Adj.

Mishawaka Pastor To C onduct Renewal Mission Oct. 18-23 The Rev. Warren Otter of the Mishawaka Methodist Church will lead a Renewal Mission in the W alkerton Metiiodist Church from October 18 to 23. He is a graduate of Asbury Colleges, Asbury Theological Seminary, and Boston University. Previous pastorates served iiave been New Richmond. Ohio; East Saugus Community Methodist Church, ami Trinity Methodist Church in Kokomo. Rev. Otter has been recognized for his pulpit ministry, and his work both with youth and in the area of evangelism. The fu st two services of this R'nt. wal Mission will be conducted this Sunday morning at Die 10:35 worship service and in the Sunday evening service at 7:30 The services will then continue from Monday through Friday at 7:30 each evening. It is planned for the services to conclude at

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approximately 8:30. The church has br*«n organized into several committees in making prejiaration for tins program of evangelism. Neighborhood pray» r services are being conducted throughout the community, and a twenty-four hour prayer vigil beginning Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, wi 1 precede the Mission The Women's Society of Christian Service will sponsor a Fellowship Hour in the church dining room folkwing the Sunday ^wening service. Junior and senior high youth will be guests at a Teen Banquet on Wednesday evening. October 21. at 6:00 p.m. Tlmj pubiai is < -rdially invited to attend the services of this Renewal Mission. This Mission is a Conference wide program of Indiana Methodism. Every Methodist church throughout the area will be participating in such a mission program during the coming week. Bish >p Richard C. Raines heads the effort as honorary chairman, and Mrs. Robert Gardner heads the local church program as general chairman. BROWNFE TROOP NO. 76 Brownie Troop No. 76 met Tuesday after school m the home of Mrs Eugene Rhodes The rroeting was opened with the Pledg** of Allegiance and the Brownie Promise, after which we sang songs and played games. We made plans for a song fest to be held at Stuntz Pine Forest October 23 from 5 to 7 pm. We are to wear okl clothes and take a sack lunch Hot dogs and marshmallow's if you want to roast them. Anyone who can drive a load of girls please call Mrs. Rhodes Catherine Hahn, reporter CENTENNIAL YE AR STUDENT Lester Barnsback, son of Dr.

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