Walkerton Independent, Volume 86, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 June 1962 — Page 4

RTON INDEI i \D! NT — J me 7,1962

felines* Church dl, Pastor isler, Supt. <>l 9:30 a.m. i ship 10:15. rship 7:30 p.m. ing Thursday. 7:00 E. U. B Church ’ayton, Supt. >1 9:30 am. ’orship 10:30 a.m. ct ice Wednesday at .lu. ne Indiana North Conference the Evangelical Church will be in session from June 5 thru June Bth. The Conference will be held in the new building at Oakwood Center. Syracuse, Indiana Bishop Reuben Mueler will be the presiding Bishop. Due to the nd i rem ent of Rev. Gamer, the local church will receive a new minister who will

LIFELINES ‘‘Pentecost” i This Sunday will be observed in most churches across our land as Pentecost. This is the commonly accepted birthday of the New Testament Christain ’Church. The Scriptural account is recorded for us in Acts chapter Two. The Holy Spirit decended on that day in which those present “were all with one accord in one place.” He came in a sound, to awaken them; in a wind, to move them; in a fire, to enlighten and warm | them; and in tongues, to make them speak. Pentecost is great enough, important enough, and inspiring enough to be commemorated with all eomestness and devotion by every’ believer throughout all Christendom. “At Pentecost all life, language, culture, national genius, art, science, philosophy - All is gathered into a common center, Christ, and then it goes out from that •ommon center to tell, each in its own lanuage,..the wonderful works of Cod.” Pentecost was preceded by prayer, precipitated by prayer, and can only be perpetuated by prayer. , Have you prayed for your own personal Pentecost? .< — - - - ===== " H B. WILLIAMS & SONS •Serving You Since 1928” | 3’/? miles west of Walkerton Phone 586-3331 ® I s 1 7 Sale Runs From June 7To June 13 I z Plain or Garlic § I Jumbo Franks lb 49c I I I S Smoked | Roasting Sausage lb 59c | j| Slicing I (Bologna 2lb 89c| | Sliced Beef Liver lb 33c j | Sliced | I Pork Liver lb 15c 1 I . I Ue Always Have A Large Selection Os Steaks For S Your <«ri!l. T-Bones, Sirloin, Club, Porterhouse, S ’ Tenderloins. i Quality Meat* — Complete Home Locker Pro ceasing custom slaughtering, aging cutting, sharp freezing, rendering, hickory smoking. Retail, Wholesale, Quarters of Beef, Veal, Port & and I^mb. Open 8 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Saturday, Closed Sundays and Holidays. ■

tn th pulpit Sunday, June 10. The Vacation Bible School program will be held Ln the church Sunday evening at 8:00 The public is invited The First Pnwbyterian ('hunk Rev. David D. Owen. Pastor Raymond McGrath, Supt. Thursday, June 7, 700 p.m. Bible Study and prayer service in Church Sanctuary. You are welcome to our worship sendee. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Sendee 10:30 am. Ushers are Manford Bouse, Ca*imer Stasko, Rob Dewhirst and Butch Smith. Junior High 4:30 at church. Senior High 5:30 at church. One evidence of the value of the Bible is the character of those who oppose it. The Methodist Church J. Kemp Tunis, Minister Sunday School 9:30 am. Mel Harrison. Supt. Worship Service 10:35 am. Methodist Student Day. Tuesday, In-ayer Group 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Choir practice.

Thursday t p.m the Phlla theft Class will meet in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs. George Seitz, Mrs. John Travis and Mrs, Oscar Barney. Daily Vacation Bible School Exercises Friday The Me tn odist enuren Bible School will hold open house and present a program Friday night at 7:00 o'clock. The program will be opened by the Beginner and Kindergarten departments singing two songs; followed by campfire scenes; telling the story from the creation of the world to the death of Christ, by the first and second grades. The third grade will pre-

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sent a television show, two diaoramas, and will show schrolls. A puppet play on Moses will be given by the fourth grades. The sth and 6th grades will conclude the program with a service of worship including a playlet, a brief summary of the Old Testament and a candlelighting ceremony. Each candle will represent the help a part of the Bible has taught us during our Bible School. DORTAS CIRCI.E TO MEET The next meeting of the Dorcas Circle of the Presbyterian Church, will be a picnic dinner at 12:30 p.m„ June 13th, held at the home of Mrs. Frank Helfrick. Mrs. Walter Johnson will assist as co-hostess. Watch out when its dark oat!

COUPLES CLUB ENJOYS PICNIC WITH JR. HI GROUP The Couple’s Club or the Presbyterian Church met Sunday at Tippecanoe State Park with the church’s Junior High Youth group. They all enjoyed an afternoon and evening playing horseshoes, wiffle ball, volleyball and softball. A pot’uck supper and barbecue was enjoyed in between the various activities. | AN OMISSION Mrs. Roy MHler*B name waa uninentionally omitted from the Pastor-Parish Committee in the story of the Garner's farewell. Hie real test of any man’s worth is his Influence on youth. Be wise — Advertise!