Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1959 — Page 4

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- WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — Sept. 24, 1959

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The First Presbyterian Church Jerry L. Rice, Minister Wayne Burch, Ch. School Supt. Mis. Nelson Walz, Organ st Mrs. Marge McGrath, Choir Dir. Thurday 7:30 p.m., Teacher Teacher train ng session. Saturday morning, 10:00 am., eacher Training' session. SUNDAY 8:00 Tower Chimes by Allen Hostetler. 9:30 a. m. Church School. 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship: Christian Education Rally Day There will b e a special Dedication Service for the Church School teachers for the coming year. Wednesday, Sept. 30th. 10:00 Teacher Training Session Fart 2. j E. r. B. Church Rev. V. L .Gainer. Pastor James Payton, S. S. Supt. Bible School 9:30 a. m. This is Rally Day here and we are looking for 300 in attendance. There will be a special program by the ch 1dren, and the promotion of them to their new classes. We are sure the parents will want to be present on this occasion. If you are not attending church elsewhere, please feel welcome. j Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Choir practice Wednesday 7:00. Bible Study and Prayer Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. — | The Methodist Church Rev. J. Kemp Tunis, Minister

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SSJZSUJ - Z23W* O. E. Eib, S. S. Supt. I Sunday School 9:30 a. m. I Sunday is Promotion and award dax, । Morning Worship 10:40 a.m. 1 Theme: The Rock of Ages. Senior MYF at 6:00 p.m. Pat Van Dyke leader, j j 7.00 p. m. Intermediate MYF, Sue Eggleston leader. । Tuesday, Sept. 29, Com. for Mission Study will meet in the Pastor’s office at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Wedneday, 7:00. 7:lo WSCS Executive meeting at church. 8:00 p ,m., General WSCS meeting to welcome teachers. i METHODIST MYF GROUP GUESTS OF DEPAUW The annual open house program for MYF’ers of the 10th, 11th and 12th grade was carried out Saturday at DePauw University, at ; Greencastle, Ind. Attending from < Walkerton were .Teri Storey, San- < dra Bonifacious, Harriet Mechling, ] Norman Stahly, John Whitmer, i Tom Chudanov, Nancy Barden. < Mary Carol Tunis, and Pat Van ] Dyke. Driving the cars were Dick Kickbush and Joe Tunis. < | The outstanding event of the day ; was the football game between the DePauw Tigers and Hope College. INTERMEDIATE MYF ELECTS i At the last meeting of the Intermediate MYF of the Methodist Church, election of officers was

I held and are as follows: President | Pat Meltinos; vice-pres., Celesta :Lee Tunis; secy., Ellen Frame; itreas., Sheila Putman; song leader -Sue Eggleston. After the election, Sue Egglesto j led u s in a few songs. DoioHiy Barden read the scripture. Fat : Meltinos led us in a prayer. The lesson was about the origin ■of the song, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", which was written .a s a poem by Joseph Scriven. We would like to thank Mrs. Stahly for our refreshments. The meeting Iwas closed with the MYF benediction. j . METHODIST SR. MIT ELEC TS i For several weeks the MYF groups have met on Sunday al 6:00 p. m. for the Seniors and 7:00 p. m. for the Intermediates At the meeting Sunday night, the groups elected officers. Senior officers elected were: president, Pat Van Dyke; vice-pies,, John Whitmer; secy , Sandra Bonifacious; treasurer, Jerilyn Storey. i Sunday evening program will be in charge of Pat Van Dyke, with refreshments and fellowship time by Norman Stahly. ATTEND (ONI EREN(E Mr. and Mrs. C. Emmet Eiler and Rev. J. Kemp Tunis attended the Fall District Conference of South Bend District of the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and evening. The conference convened in the Lowell Heights Methodist Church, South Bend. Business of the afternoon included the reports of the various groups of Kingdom service. Plans were presented for the raising of the Capital fund which will assist in the building of Wesley Manor, a new dining room for the Indiana Children’s Home, Lebanon, Ind., and many improvements to the campsites for the educational programs. The work in the project will begin in January and endeaver to complete same in spring. It is a

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3 long range pledging project for a a three year period. ’ Supper was served as a break at six o’clock, by the ladies of the church. Vesper Seiwice follow--1 ed with a song-fest and several V numbers by the choir of the host 1 church. Dr. Hugh Deal, missionary on furlough from Africa, talked i'. of his missionary land and the e people. A film on evangelism was a shown as a. message to set the e heart for the area in local churchy es. There will be no exchange of ? ministers for evangelistic service - district wide as was earlier plan-; nod. Each church is to hold its' own program. 8, I REC EIVES DOC TOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE 1 I Madison, Wis. --Walter F. La-j Feber, 604 Van Buren St., Walker-j “jton, laid., was among the 901 stu-[

t. - ■ | LIFELINES I (STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! J = "BLESSED is the man that WALKETH NOT in the counsel * ■ of the ungodly, NOR STANDETH in the way of sinners. Ip nor SITTETH in the seat of the scornful. M. BUT HIS DELIGHT is the LAW OF THE LORD; and in HIS * LAW doth He meditate day and night. g B AND HE shall be like a TREE PLANTED by the rivers of ■ ■ water, that BRINGETH FORTH His FRUIT in his sea-' , ->' 1 gj son; HIS LEAF also shall not whither; and whatsoever ■ JE He DOETH shall PROSPER. g Hi THE UNGODLY are not so! but are like the CHAFF which g ;; I the wind driveth away. 7 g : | THEREFORE, the UNGODLY shall not stand in the JUDGE- B . g ME,NT, nor SINNERS in the congregation of the >'| righteous. • « ; B FOR THE LORD KNOWETH the WAY of the RIGHTEOUS; | ;l| but the WAY of the UNGODLY shall PERISH.” Jg —Psalm g The best place to seek the counsel of the Lord is in the g 1 । B church. Come, listen, pray, rise up and depart meditating 3 ■ on His law. The promise is true: Then shall you be like ■ ’ g the tree beside the waters, refreshed and bear fruit from the g labors for the Lord. g 1 g MINISTERS OF WALKERTON and KOONTZ I*AKE | * ■ H 1

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'dents who received their under- ' graduate and gradute degrees this fall as the result of thdrFfina! , scholastic work during ®59 Summer Sessions of the Rii+vei sity of Wisconsin, it was announced by the State University registrar’s office. Walter rocieved his doctor of philosophy degree. The list of summer degree re- < ipients was announced today as all student scholastic records for the summer and early autumn were completed and compiled. | Os the total 901 degrees awarded । this fall, 289 were bachelor degrees,, five were law certificates, and 607 were higher degrees. Os the higher [degrees, 115 were doctorates, majn[taining Wisconsin's high pfac® [among the nation’s universities j.p i the number of doctor of philosophy, 'degrees conferred.

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