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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1969
Page
3
The message recalls Memorial Day activities and urges a rethink of death and eternal life. It emphasizes faith in life everlasting, urges not to dwell in grief but to reaffirm commitment, and invites readers to strengthen spiritual duties and church involvement now.
Nazarene Church plans a vacation Bible school starting Monday with activities led by staff and volunteers. The program lists many teachers aides and kitchen and grounds volunteers across multiple grades from nursery to ninth, detailing lead teachers and helpers.
Adults of Plercevile Moder ated Church will be ministering in those lying at Briar VW Manor Sunday, with a monthly service including hymn tuning and a brief sharing of God's workings. A men's fellowship breakfast hour, youth party schedule, and Vacation Bible School begin soon, featuring The Connection folk singing group and study titled Believing God's Book Directly. Since 138, the White House Tamera has been featured on six different stamps.
The Prairie View Church hosts a community Bible school from 9:35 a.m. to 2 p.m. for kindergarten through sixth grade at Friend School and seventh and eighth grades at the church. Students will bring sack lunches, and drinks are provided. Seventh and eighth graders will insall plank insulation in the attic as a work project, wearing old clothing for the task. An offering each morning funds missions or church projects, with money decisions by the students. Vacation church school children will sing during next Sunday’s morning worship.
The First Church of God begins a Monday through Friday Bible school themed Living God's Way for kindergarten through 11 years old from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. daily, with a Friday 7:30 p.m. program. Mrs. DeLon Halen directs. Becky Lierle, Wilma Adams, Linda Lenz, Bunny Fine, Chris Sigshee, Ruth McColm Jr., DeLon Hales, muele, Dorothy Dowell, Shelley Sigshee assist. helpers include Melvin Travers, Sherrie Milligan, Colin Kells. An all-day picnic fishing trip is set for Saturday at Finney County Lake with a covered-dish lunch. parents may attend.
John H. Lippincott Jr. of Atlantic City reflects Quaker heritage through peace and service. As hotel executive and Atlantic City's Convention Bureau president he leads hospital trusteeships and community groups, supports ecumenical church work, food for workers, and picnics, living by the Golden Rule.
Tomorrow observances at First Christian Church include a morning service with a special offering and a radio broadcast of Rev. Lester Myers message. Vacation church school runs Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Open house and program conclude next Sunday at 7 p.m. Youth camps and officer installations noted.
Bible world understanding is the goal as 334 Bible World grade students attend vacation church school at First United Methodist Church from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday until June 13. Teachers cover grades one through six with varied studies, plus younger children in a separate class and nursery. Offerings go to the Children's Fund for Christian Missions for six projects.
The Rev George E Sweazey new moderator of the United Presbyterian Church writes that Formans war on churches and synagogues for Negro reparations has sparked wide reactions. He claims the manifesto demands huge payments up to 850 million across denominations, prompting varied responses from aid boosts to outright rejection.
Highlights recount flood disasters at Johnstown in 1889, naval battles at Jutland, unions formed, evacuations during Crete crisis, Eichmann execution, and political shifts. Notable anniversaries include Notre Dame’s 900th, plus de Gaulle cabinet changes.
The Rev. John P. Bartholomew of St. Thomas Episcopal Church will serve as dean of the Episcopal Church Senior High School Youth Conference from Sunday through June 8 in Stockton. The article notes first cows were introduced by Virginia settlers.
Kindergarten through senior high students will attend vacation Bible school at the Church of Christ 1503 Pat's Dr next week. Sessions run Monday to Friday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m each day with a picnic concluding the program.
In Fayetteville West Virginia the town of 1850 dedicated a seven foot stone and gas torch Memorial to Americans killed in action. It was designed and built by D B Vaglio an Italian immigrant who settled in 1923 after serving in World War I and being a prisoner of war for two years. The torch sits on the lawn of Soldiers Memorial Auditorium about 40 miles southeast of Charleston.
The First United Methodist Church names Rev. Jon Jones as associate pastor. A Kansas City area theologian, he and his wife Patricia and their 15 month old son Taylor will reside at 301 E. Holmes after three years at Gypsum United Methodist Church. He is a Kansas Wesleyan and Saint Paul School of Theology graduate and has held district evangelism roles in Salina.
Community Church honored graduates from Garden City High School and Garden City Community Junior College during Sunday worship. High school graduates were Rick Jewell Steve Rooney Julia Hart Kathy Korff Ted Meredith Gary Holmes and Debbie Robinson. College graduates included Patricia Brack James Dawson Douglas Flora Susan Gies and Robert Wagner. Scholarships totaling $25 each were awarded to Julia Hart Patricia Connors and Gary Diebert from the Finnup Family fund to support further study at the junior college. Mrs Vesta Korff was also recognized for 23 years of service and will pursue further education and theology studies with a Beene Seaverance Theological Scholarship Fund providing $1 200.
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