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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
5
A dense OCR listing compiles church names, locations, and worship times across Weld County. It notes weekly services, youth programs, and outreach groups at many congregations including Assembly of God, Congregational, Methodist, Catholic, and Church of God denominations, with scattered addresses and hours.
Buddhism gains renewed vigor worldwide shaping by modern nationalism in Asia and Western interest. The faith expands through schools hospitals and social programs, adopting Christian patterns in some regions while retaining core beliefs.
Jan Chell of 2429 24th Street South was chosen as official delegate to the national Luther League convention in Miami Florida this July. Other Leaguers planning to attend include Judy Laubhan Patti Miller Anne Maxey and several more. A hayride to Rainbow Ranch preceded the meeting with 560 young people attending and a devotional service. Proceeds from a cake sale totaled 26.41 to boost the Miami Convention Fund.
Bethel Baptist will hear Dr Frank Voth preach on Sunday with a 7 30 pm layman service led by church men. Stanley Farraw Rudy Meteher and Rob Berglund will present serhanettes. First Methodist speaker Dr Laird Loveland will preach on A Man Stood Up To Preach. First Christian minister Harald Converse notes Take a Child by the Hand for morning worship with nursery care. Immanuel Lutheran pastor Harold Sandberg topics On Spiritual Honesty with 8 30 am service and 9 45 am Sunday School.
Windsor The Rev Frank C Gunter has been reappointed pastor of the Methodist Church of Windsor. He and Mrs Gunter returned from Grand Junction where they attended the annual Methodist Conference. Their daughter Barbara accompanied them to Fountain and will spend part of vacation with former school friends. The couple also visited Mrs Gunter's sister in Cortez before preparing for district camp duties in Chugwater Wyoming.
A bronze Columbus statue donated to Colorado's State Historical Museum sparks dispute. Alfred Adamo bought it at auction for 125 dollars, while Mrs. Wendell Amstutz claims it belongs with the Brainerd family or in Boston. The statue is currently in a repair shop and the museum asserts state ownership.
Bethel Lutheran Church held closing exercises for Vacation Bible School last Friday evening. A brief program by the children preceded visits to classrooms to view handwork. Theme was The Ten Commandments. Enrollment reached 116 with 67 in perfect attendance. several teachers and the Rev G Kuhlmann's class taught commands. Confirmations were Joyce Ehrlich, Glory Margheim, Lauretta Streeb, Terry Fahrenbruck, Juli Pillinger, Jerry Lahnert, and Richard Weitzel.
The Rev. Frederick W. Hyslop of the First Congregational Church travels Sunday afternoon to Philadelphia as delegate from his church to the General Council of the Congregational Christian Churches from July 4 to 2. He will attend the General Synod of the United Church of Christ on July 27 and return to Greeley by July 8, preaching July 9. Colorado delegates total seven with over 95 percent of churches approving the union forming the United Church of Christ.
Washington AP reports U S Public Health Service official Dr Luther L Jerry defended raw clams saying clams from state approved waters and certified for interstate shipment are safe to eat. The defense came amid questions after Dr Donald Henderson cited a hepatitis outbreak traced to clams from Raritan Bay New Jersey.
Madrid hosts 183 hotels including the DM-room Palace and Plaza, among Europe’s rarest and tallest. Spain has built more than 1,000 hotels in 95 years. counts have grown from 656 in 196 to over 1,706 today.
Twenty five delegates from the United Christian Youth Movement sponsored by the Colorado Council of Churches will attend a retreat at First Congregational Church Saturday and Sunday. Registration starts at 1 am Saturday with worship workshops and study. Rev. Malcolm Boyd will speak on Call to Christian Freedom and Rev. William R. Wright will discuss Bridges and Basions. German exchange student Wolfgang Harsch will compare German and U.S. youth cultures.
AP reports Southern Baptist officials say about one in four members left their home church without re enlisting elsewhere. Minneapolis notes Lutheran Brotherhood insurance file shows a 235 million dollar volume in 1960. Also mentions seat covers sale at Gold's in pew business.
Morning services at First Covenant Church start one hour earlier next Sunday and continue through the summer. Sunday School at 9, worship at 10 with Holy Communion. Rev C Cecil Osterberg speaks on God's Answers Are Sure. Evening Gospel hour on KFKA at 7:90, featuring hymns, choir, quartet, and soloist.
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