Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1960 — Page 4

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CHURCH NEWS

The MethodiM (hurch J. Kt i j» T :ms. 'J 11; si < r Rcbert *’i iP'? and MG Aiwino S. S Sup<i in: <-ndw is S' nda V St la i ;• 30 ;■ 1 Woj ship S< i vie' io 40 t p . Labor Dav Sun-Gv. We are Labours Tog.tr.-i With Gtl." Th? Rainbow Girls will be our gUe-sts as they worship together in oil;- mm n ’ sen • < Wednesday Sept 7. the <hr r will begin fall piaitne. Everyone pleas? be present to start the fall music program. Wednestlay, Sept. 7th, Board meeting. The Pilgrim Holiness Church John Hall, Pastor Jesse Wisler, Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.in. Morning Worship 10 30 am. Youth Service 0:30 p m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Youth Fellowship 7:00 pm. Thursday. Sept. 1. at the home of Bill Stoops. Missionary Society Meeting at 10:30 a m. in the home of Cail breech. Thursday. The F. I . B. Church V. L. Gainer. Pastor James Payton. Supt. Bible School 9:30 a m. Morning W< rship and Communion 10 30 am. Evening Worship 7:30. Choir Practice Wednesday at t:00. Bibi? Study and Prayer Wednesday at 8 00 p m. First Presbyterian ( hurch David D. Owen. Minister Dr. Elliot Frash. Ch. School Supt. Labor Day Sundav, Church School 9:30 • m. Wojship Sen co 10 .0 a m. Please worship God with us cn Sunday. Fat h person no. ds something- to live foi apart from himself and his own work. Nothing short of participation in the sublime undertaking cf the evangelization of the World is adequate -to emancipate us fiom selfishness and to call out the best energies pf mind and heart. Tyner E. V. B. Church . John Davis. Pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m. Guilford Snyder. Supt. Morning Worship 10:25 a nr. : Sunday Evening Hour 7 30 pm. Choir Practice Wednesday. 7 15 Prayer Meeting Thm sday. 7:30. Tt costs lots more to support on e bad habit than many good 'ones, but some men are Willing to pay the higher price.

LIFELINES “Jehiiada the Priest, took n chest, and bored a hole in the lid of it. and set it beside the altar, on the right side as one cometh into the house of the !>>rd . . - II Kings 12 9 Giving is not something added in the church At the threshold cf worship is giving. Worship is the highest act of the soul Theie are seVerat a< ts of expiession in worship: Praise is uplifting as we smg; prayer is a vital part as we adore and intercede; the ordinances find expression in the symbols of bread water, and wine; preaching is also a vital part of worship The aim is tc “present every man perfect in Chriat.’’ —Col 1:28 At the la-art of worship is giving The tragedy is that many are negligent in this part of worship. Have you been missing this blessing in woi hip? Ministci‘ of Walkerton and Koontz Lake

run \ IHE \ ( L \ss TO Mi l l The Philathea C iss of the M iimlist ('h u h will meet cn Ti u>day. S p'< mre. s at 2 p.m in 'm chm- h | arl n* R<>ll < ..ii I -ponse m 11 be B Mical * hifacLrs and quotations Hostesses nr,- Mrs. Jennie Kizer, Mis. Al.ce Barney and Mis. Geneva Groshans. M\RTH A CIRCLE The Maitha Cii< l e ot the First Presbyterian Church will hold their first meeting of the tall season Sept 7th at the heme of M.s. Ewart Farrar. The roll call will be your favorite. hymn. M.S. Russell Hart sough will lead the devotions and the lesson will be givun by Mrs. Mai tin Mellin. WSCS Officers Hold Meeting An Executive meeting of the Womens Society of Christian Service of the Methodist (.'hurch was held at the heme of our president Mrs. Ray Chapman, who opened the meeting with the "ending of scripture from Matt. “To Seek Ged's Will ’. Plans were started for the September birthday meeting when the society will celebrate its 20th anniversary Mrs. Ray Kuhn, wife of the pastor of our church at the time the society was started. Will have charge of the lesson. The Esther Circle will b? hostess. A date was set for the annual Chicken Pie Supper and Bazaar for November 16th. and a Smorgasbord for March Bth. A Mission Study "Into all the Wcrld Together.'' is planned so: January. Each of the thirteen officers present told of her plans for ’he coming year and asked for suggestions and assistance. □ □ DEATH RECORD □ □ Gordon Tank Gordon Tank ss. of 600’Roosevelt Rd . died at 5:56 pm. Monday in Memorial Hospital, South Bend, after suffering a heart attack at Bendix Corp., in South Bend Where he was employed. Born in South Bend Sept. 28. 1902. he had lived here for 11 years. He was married to Hazel Blackburn Bedford in Chicago Jan 21. 1926 Surviving are the widow. Hazel; one stepsen. Vern Bedford, of Battle Creek, and one sister. Mrs. Mary Francis Olson, of Los Angeles, Calif Funeral services will be held in

the Nuabaum Funeral Home at । 2 p.m. Thursday. Rev. V. L. Garner, of the E. U. B. Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Wocdlaw n cemetery Silver Tea To Fete Sisters \ silver t a for the Sisto;s of S: ”o’ri< k S. hool '.‘.ill be held at the regular meeting next Wednesday night at the school hall. St. Patlick Women's Club hostesses will b t . Mrs. Howard Tuttle Mrs. .h ..ii Garib Jr.. Mis. Albert Van W.nizmdi , Mrs. Jerry Groves, Mi> Irene MorSt and Mrs. Gaii Grov. s. Business to be discussed will be the annual Fashion Show and Card Party to be held Thursday, September 29. STORK SHOWER Mrs. Ed Keeling was the special guest of the evening at a stork shower given by Mrs. John McGovern Jr. in her home Wednesday evening. The guests were former classmates of Martha, and Mrs. Ted Keeling. Mrs. Wayne Cover and Mrs. George Ferverda. The gifts were deposited in a pink and him- baby crib under a canopy of pink and blue streamers. Gamos were enjoyed by all. Mrs. Ted Keeling received the door prize. Refreshments Were served and a social hour followed Mrs Keeling received many lovely gifts. Beware of unscrupulous politicians too often they are on the right side for the wrong reason.

ALL THE fl L L 111 L YOU CAN EAT t SATURDAY EVENING WALKERTON YOUTH BUILDING 5:00 to 8:00 P. M. Fish Fried By The JOHNSON TWP. SPORTSMAN CLUB Sponsored bv the WALKERTON LIONS CLUB ADULTS $1.50 Children under 6 FREE Children under 12 —75 c 'Pickets may be purchased from any Walkerton Lions Club member

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