The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1964 — Page 6

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Oct. 22, 1964

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^CHURCn NEWS

Baei ar Creek W cUey an Method st Chur- h Rev. Ix-an Kneg. Fastur Bob dingenpeel, Supt. Sunday School 9 30 am. Morning Worship 10:30 a in W Y Service 6 45 pm Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Dedication and Homecoming Services Will be held at the leaver Creek Church Sunday. October 25, 1961 The dedication «rviee will be at 10:30 and the Homecoming service will be at 2:30 p.m Rev. C A Hoover, vice president of the Indiana conerenre of the Wesleyan MethoKst Church will be bringing the iedication message anti Rev. George Ott. former pastor of the (leaver Cre-k church will bring the homecoming message. There will be a carry in dinner at the Riley C'rb House at 12 noon. In the 7:30 service Rev. M L Bell will bring the message. We are looking f >rward to a peat day of fellowship. Pilgrim Holiness Church John Hall 'lm ster Jesse Wisler. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 am. Worship Service 10:15 am Youth Services 6 15 pin. Evening Worship 7 :30 n m Prayer Meeting a’ d Bi! e Study Wednesday. 7:00 pm. Junior Choir practice Wednesday. 8 p.m. Homecoming with the Tyner Pilgrim Holiness Church will be *V Id this Sunday at Tynor. The » ontime meal wdi he held at the Tyner School cafeteria Everyone sl.auld bring a covered dish Revival beginning Octi her 21 thru November 1 nt the Elkhart Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev. Floyd Goins of Franks iH Ind., will be the evangelist. Services isiigiW REV. ROBERT H. HARPER COLUMBUS DAY 'THERE IS a story of an ~ Englishman who landed in New York and took a train for New Orleans. That must have peen before jets. Accustomed anly to short trips in his “tight little Island,” he prepared to leave the train as the first big tity was reached. But he was old that he had only reached Washington. So he remained aboard the rain and he decided to take a Krth. About noon the next day he train stopped at a large staSon and as he looked out the window and saw a large river he darted up with the question, *T« hat the Mississippi," “No,” he ‘as told, ’it is a long way jet to sew Orleans." Late in the afternoon, the train topped at quite a city. Again he tarted up but was told the place ias Mobile. When the great train lulled exit of Mobile, the Engluhpan drew a sigh of relief. Surely t would not be much longer, but I was — several hours. In the night the train rolled into he station in New Orleans. The next morning the Englkhlan set ou' from his hotel to look round. Hv way was soon blocked a parwt. When he inquired bout it he was told it was Coimbus Day. When he inquired bout Colunahus, he was told that olumbui discovered America Linking of the distance he had overed from New York to New •rleans. the Englishman said, He did, eh, ’ow could he ’avc tfssed it?”

begin at 7 30 ixghtly You an? always welcome at the little white diafxd where the won! of God is ministered. North IJbcrty Methodist Church Charles Patterson Minister Osborn Fisher. Supt Morning Worship 9 30 am Sermon: 'They Went and Told Jesus." Reception of members. Church Soh >ol 10:30 am Roscoe Patrick. who teaches the "Sunday Schoo! of the Air", will bo the speaker for the adult classes All adults are invited. Intermediate a^l Senior Youth Fel’owship meetings. 6 30 The senior group wid have a Hal* >wcen party in the church basement. Intermediate youth will meet at the Youth Center. T! » clcs’ng meeting of the Renwa’ Mission Adi; be held Friday, Oct »ber 23 7:30 pm Rev. Clyde Wake Minister of the Stockwell Methodist Church, will be guest sneaker. There wiil be special music. The WSCR w r? meet a’ the church Tuecdav October 27. at 9 oo am Mrs William Hardman Wi’l b^V" o r t v ' r * ATc-shin sendee. The program will include a presentation. “Register Christian Opinion" bv Mr* D >’a Hocker. and a skit “What W >uld You Do"" directed by Mi's. Alto Holmes W’’t < TTon Methodist Ourch Haroli E. Williams. M nisi er Methodist Renewal Mlsmuh Tae ckwing services of the Methxhst Renewal Mission wid be conducted on Wedne lay, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week. The services wi 1 begin promptly at 7:30. Guest speaker, will be Rev. Warren Otter. Everyone is invited. SUNDAY— Sunday School 9:30 a_m. Melvin Divine Superintendent. 10:35 a. m. Morning Worship Service. The adult choir will tie participating in this service Mrs. Grace Atwood, organist. 5:00 p.m. AU Methodist Youth will meet at the church to collect for UNICEF. I*arty at the parsonage afterwants Monday. 7:30 p.m. Meeting of the Commsislon on Education and ail Sunday School teachers. Tuesday, 7 p.m. Prayer and Fellowship Hinir. WEDNESDAY - 9:30 am. Studj’ and Fellowship Hour. 6 oo p.m Junior Choir practice. 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir. Everyone cordially invited to attend the btr hi of the church. Du rirst Pmshyterlan Church Rev. David D. Owen Pastor Elder Myron Mullet. Supt. You are welcome to our worshtp so-vice Thursday, 7on pm Mid-week worship sendee with prayer and Bible Study Saturday 9-9 30 am. Bible Te’cmuse on Channel 28. Sunday School 9:30 am. Morning Worship 10 30 am. Ushers: John Waker Kenneth Johnson, Bud Hunt and Walter Johnson We tnesday ® pm Junior Choir rehearsal. 6 45 pm Adult choir What a nan really is. may best be de?errm’ , ed bv seeing what he does when he has nothing special tn do. UalkertMM* E. U 11 Charrh IhvM R Filer. Pa tor Ix*or and BeMv. Sunermt»ndent 9 30 a m Church S he*,! 10 30 h m Div ne Wfr shm. S**mon "D It Worth It’" The chancel choir, directed by Mrs

David Lawrence and accviupanied bj' Mr.s. Art McKesson, will present an anthem Nursery service provided foi pro-scho tiers. 6:00 pm the junior and senior y uth groups will join the Methodist MYF groups in th»* collection of donations for UNICEF. Refreshments will follow. 7:00 pm. Community-wide program featuring the film "Martin Luther " This is a full length feature film which has been shown commercially. This is our opportunity to com^ to a deeper vnderstannding as to what the Protestant Reformer?* were testifying for. Oct. 22 7:30 p.m , Fellowship C ass party at the church with Mrs Robert Reeder and Mrs. Frank Hahn hostesses Saturday. Youtn FeHow-ahip groups meet at church at 7:00 pm. to go to Tyner. Contact Pat MrNorton or Sharon Knowlton for transportation Tuesday, 9:30 am Koinonia. Wedne day 7 p.m. Chan <•! their practice nt chun-'t First Bre three Church Jack McDant^. Pastor Ernest Kreider, Supt. Ruth dark and Eileen McDaniel Junior Church 9:30 Morning Wor«hin. Sennon topic: "Measuring Stick for Christians". 10:30 Sunday School. 12:30 Homecoming pot luck dinner. 2 p.m Program with the Crusaders Quartet of Elkhart Public invited to attend 6 30 Youth meetings and Adult Bible Studv. Evening Service 7:30 pm 7 00 Friday. Halloween party for youth. Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm. First Baptist Church Clark and Mam« Streets Renm’ Miller Pastor Sundav School 9:30 a m. Morning Wor^hrn 10-30 am FvenirwT Se^vlc™ 7 00 nm P’-aver Meeting aryl Bible StiHv Wednesdav 7-00 nm. Choir practice 8:00 pm

A (^L Aw ... It ever so humble, there sno place like home." —John Howard Payne ~ ........Those fortunate enough to be cT I blessed with a good and happy T — n home life carry through life a _ y —— * 5- W storehouse of memories and *”T \ \ S recollections. No matter how far I /k t \ \ \II thcy travcl lhcir ^ugbts often vTy ? //V\ \K turn homeward. I 4W I }■ ? . A home is a Christian •c —r Vn \F home, where the foundations arc I H V I SUCh thmgS aS ,OVC ’ fa ’ lh » O**’ NY r Ajll 74 die nee, trust and understanding. P/ Z /\^L X \>i ln thcsc modcrn bmes, P* r - - I S r/ t J U ents should not ullow themselves u V < drsQr s>l t 0 • b OOOOIO 50 involved with ? I r, X & their own activities and interests *1 4 . ^-tjW ® k that they overlook some of their < | Xj£ I / 1 responsibilities as parents. Chil- < \ f J M dren need guidance anu instruc1 (m bon in the home. The home, like j J /x. U I K the church and the school, «an fv i / m institution — and each has a job ■— v in to do. 1 r' —'^~^n ' < R<od y° ur doily and GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

In the Sunday evening services. Pastor Miller is bringing messages on the seven miracles of Jesus as recorded in the book of John. He will be preaching this Sunday night on "Die Impotent Man of John 5." Everyone is always Invited to attend this fnendly spiritual Bible believing church. E.U.B Group Meets In Walkerton Rev. and Mrs. David Eller were hosts Monday morning for tho Plymouth Group E U. B Church, os. Following the breakfast served by the pastor and wife, the business was conducted by R«v. Thomas Rntwh president from the Pretty Leke E U. B. Church. Rev. Kaye Casterline of Tynor, presented a paper which was discussed by the group. AUmiODLST RENEWAL MISSION This week end will -bring to a close the special services of the Methodist IL-newal Mission. The services each evening at 7:30 will continue through to Friday evening The guest minister is Lhn Rev. Warren Otter of the Mishawaka Methodist Church On Wednesday evenh.g at 6 o’clock, there will be a Teen Banquet sponsored by the Methodist Youtl Fellowship. Rev. and Mrs. Otter will present MMJCiaI music on Thursday evening and Mrs Sharon Klinedirst ruxl »he Adult Choir will have charge of the musk on Friday evening Die public is cordially invited to attend thc«e ^rrices CENTER CHURCH EN4OVR CARRY IN DINNER The Center Church had a carry, in dinne. Sunday, October 11. at Stuntz Pine Forest The afternoon was spent socially and ’he group enjoved hiking over the trai’s to see the beautv of M »thcr Nature and God's handiwork In the evening, there was vesner singing and Mr. Stun’x slmwed picture of their tHp to AJa^a Fieryone had a most <«njoyable day.

E.U.B. Study Class Holds Discussion The WSWS of the E. U. R Church held a s]>ecial study class October 13 at the church. The textbook for tba atudy was “Spiritual Rebirth” by Paul Church and Bruce Hilton. From studying and discussing, tne following thoughts were brought forth: Jesus Christ is the source of spiritual renewal; individual persons need to relate themselves to Jesus Christ in a more meaningful way for their spiritual renewal; and the church fellowship finds renewal through Jesus Christ. , Mi ss Mi ram Auxier gave the devotiims with the fol’owing persons leading the study chapters: Mrs. David Eiler, Mrs. Robert Reeder. Mrs Ed Cole. Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs Richard Kickbush. Mrs. Brook Bowers. Mrs Frank Hahn. Mrs. Ixwiard Beaty, and Mrs Fred Rr.!linger. Along with the afternoon and evening study c'aw», the nineteen persons who wore n attendance enjoyed a c»x>ncnative dinner and tha Christian fellowship. GUEST MUSICIAN Mrs. Helen Fettel will be th« guest soloist and song leader in the special services of the Methodist Renewal Mission on Thursday evening in the Walkerton Mehodist Church Mrs Fettel is formerly from Wa’kerton and is known throughout the area for her music and song leading Also participating in the music program for th<» evening will tie the Rev and Mrs Warren Otter. On Fridav evening the rnoeiaj music will lie provided by Mrs. Sharon KI I nod-nit and the Church (Thnir. Organists for the Renown! Mission have been Mrs Grace AtwoiMl Mm Bent ha Urbin and Mrs. Haro’d Williams FELLOW SHIP nA<« TO MEET Tlx* Fel’nwshin C’-uw of the Wx'kvrton F!UR church will med Thvrsdav evoHrxr (Vtolwr 22. in the church basement (Note the change of date Mm Pt bert Reeder and Mrs Frank Hahn will be hostesses.