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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1960
Page
6
The Rev William F Creighton urged practical New Year aims in a Religion Today feature. He warned against sweeping promises and advised choosing specific, doable actions such as forming real relationships to combat bias rather than vague vows.
Nancy Sharp reports on a ministers forum with Rev. Paul Radley Rev. George Francis and Rev. Robert Vogt. The clergymen say grace before meals is on the rise and valuable as a daily reminder of dependence on God and gratitude for life. They advocate family participation and note set or free prayers can both work though avoid routine. They praise restaurant napkins and placemats with graces and see families united in prayer as a public sign of faith.
SAN LEANDRO new slate of officers for the Women’s Missionary Fellowship of Manor Baptist Church 1845 Lewelling Blvd will be installed at a 7:00 p.m. meeting Tuesday Mrs Don Watson wife of Elmhurst Baptist Church Oakl and pastor will serve as installing officer New officers include Mrs Robert Wilson president Kenneth Jernigan vice president Addison Lewis secretary Thir Nether treasurer Gerald Thorp program chairman Henry Olson white cross chairman and Glen Reares literature chairman
Newark fiends for Unilin Holy Ghost Fiesta host a witch party dance tonight sponsored by SES Holy Short Lodge in Newark Pavilion. Ray George and his orchestra will play for the 9 pm social. Lodge president Joe Vierra of Newark chairs the event with board members Frank Martin, Clayton George, Ine Peery, Manuel P. Solta and others managing roles.
The Yearbook of American Churches for 1961 reports U.S. religious affiliation at a record over 1.124 billion, about two thirds of the population of 179.44 million. Protestants number 62, with 33,4 ordained clergy and 285,332 churches. Roman Catholics total 4,801,002 with 53,706 clergy and 23,46 parishes. Jewish congregations number 3 million with 3.93 clergymen and Orthodox churches count 2,807,612 members with 1,702 clergy and 1,444 churches.
Cal Professor Tra M Hoyman of the University of California Law will open the Growing Edge lecture series at 724 pan Jan 1 in the Fireside Room of Esten Congregational Church, discussing Internal Security. Other talks include Africa developments, migrant workers, and social changes in Latin America led by UC and external scholars. Public invited.
Rev Everett Andrews will address the Lorenzans during the 10:30 and 11:53 morning worship services at First Civic Church of San Lorenzo located at 15661 Washington Ave. He is a Sunset High School alumnus and Berkeley Baptist Divinity School graduate. The church’s Men’s Fellowship meeting Tuesday at 6:30 pm follows the Congregation Code of Chief. Pastor Rev Fred J Jobs and his family are vacationing in Lancaster, California, visiting Rev Job’s colleague Rev Robert L Moore. Jobs will be the guest speaker at Moore’s church tomorrow.
Christ Lutheran Church at 1 Hadonita Ave San Lorenzo announces its tenth anniversary dinner next Saturday. Dr Carl Segerhammer will speak at the banquet with performances by the Youth and Senior Choirs. Tickets available from Reverend Earl Fllinger or any church board member. Rev Luther G Knock is pastor.
Good Shepherd Church at 164 W Harder Head will install new officers and board members during New Year service led by Rev Neal J Ostruske. Officers include Ed Raw Ins president Robert Roudas vice president Warren Steinbeck secretary Jack Shiley treasurer Donald Jenkins financial secretary. Elders named Richard Miesster Wayne Kuetner Robert Hall. Harry Bradford, former board member, spoke. Guest speaker tonight at 1:30 is Professor Walter Wrubke of Concortia College Oakland.
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