Thoughts By Dr S Roger Tyler Retired Episcopal Minister
A brief item notes the retirement of Dr S Roger Tyler, an Episcopal minister, reflecting on his career and service.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
9
A brief item notes the retirement of Dr S Roger Tyler, an Episcopal minister, reflecting on his career and service.
A narrative recounts David facing thirst during a hot day beside Bethlehem. Three captains risked their lives to fetch water from the well, presenting it to David who poured it out to the Lord. The tale extols selfless sacrifice and David’s thoughtful character.
A passage contrasts social divides with Christlike charity. It recalls a saying there are no classes of people, yet a deep cleavage exists between selfish and unselfish. The text questions which side one stands on in the crowded life.
Rev Wyatt Weeks, formerly of Rand, has accepted the pastorate of the First Church of God in Defiance, Ohio. He has led the Ash Avenue Church of God in Moundsville for four years and will be installed June 15. He is the son of Mrs I A Weeks of Rand and a Drew University divinity graduate. He serves as president of the Moundsville Area Ministerial Association.
Thomas Dee Wilkerson, son of Dr and Mrs W W Wilkerson of Whitesville West Virginia, received a bachelor of law degree during Washington and Lee University's commencement exercises Friday.
The Kanawha County Medical Society urged West Virginians to get Salk polio shots before summer. A spokesman said two shots before the season can provide about 75 to 80 percent protection. As of May 26 1958 six paralytic polio cases had been reported in the state, a 100 percent increase since March 21.
J A Greenlee of Dunbar received the certificate naming him Methodist Layman of the Year from the West Virginia Methodist Conference. He has 44 years of layman work and serves on the Humphreys Memorial Church board. He is a Charleston businessman and has helped establish several churches in the Charleston area.
A series of meetings at local Chevrolet dealers next week will answer questions and offer advice on building racers. Race chairman Charles Barnette said the events would begin at 7 30 p m Friday.
The Derby finals in Kanawha Valley Akron Ohio featuring Charleston's Soap Box Derby are set for July 13 with Kenneth Holmbere the national champion. Meetings locations include C and O Motors St Albans, Childers Chevrolet Nitra, Rhodes Holland Chevrolet Charleston, and Roger Dean Chevrolet Charleston. Dr. Robert C. Howe will become pastor at Johnson Memorial Methodist Church Huntington succeeding Dr. Browning.
The message urges repentant sinners to flee to the Rock of Ages for salvation. It warns against accepting the devil’s lie of co existence with sin and emphasizes living with God as the path to lasting peace and happiness.
Church calendar lists services and activities across several Baptist congregations including Calvary West Lees Maryland and Emmanuel Wong. Notable entries include morning worship at 11:00 am and Bible study at 9:45 am, with sermons "Eternally Unclassified" and "What Hath God Wrought" by Dr Haselden as part of midweek and youth programs.
Community church listings show services at Randolph Street Baptist Church and First Baptist Church of Hartsville. Activities include Bible School at 9 45 a m and evening worship at 7 45 p m led by Dr McNeill and Rev M Hon Frazier with Sunday School and youth programs listed. A Los Angeles preacher delivers a sermon and baptismal service is noted along with weekly broadcasts on WKLC and St Albans.
South Side Baptist Mission affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention lists services for Hoyard Walters pastor. Morning 9:45 a.m. church school at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Training Union at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek prayer service on Wednesday.
A compilation of church service times and events. Listings include Church of Christ, Nazarene, Presbyterian, Methodist, and other denominations with morning worship, Sunday School, youth meetings, midweek services, and radio broadcasts. Includes locations such as Quarrier Street, Park Avenue, and Central Methodist Church.
About 3,000 Romans rioted during the filming of Ben Hur in Rome. Five policemen and three demonstrators were injured as movie extras staged a street brawl seeking a day’s work during the chariot race sequence.
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