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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1965
Page
4
Preston J. Theall delivers a sermon on Psalms 101.2 urging a perfect heart at home. He notes that restraint comes not from fear or social pressure but from a love that governs life. Emphasis on conduct, avoiding wicked literature, choosing faithful companions, and constant warfare against sin.
The Rev O Keny Klafter of Zion Lutheran and Mrs Alvin Bennett cohost the fourth annual Obie Synod of the Lutheran Church in America convention May 24 to 27 at the Sheraton Dayton. About 600 delegates from nearly 19 congregations attend as the synod traces its history to 1836 and 1982 reforms. Dr Herbert W Veler of Columbus presides. Rudolph Walborn is secretary. Delegates will elect representatives to the 1966 biennial Lutheran Church in America event and fill synod posts.
The Rev. Clifford Hutchinson will speak on Part of the Price Withheld at the 10 30 a m worship service and They Over came at the 70 pm service. Sunday school begins at 9 30.
A service of installation for Rev Howard Holman is set for 7 pm tomorrow at Avalon Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He succeeds Rev Alexander, who left Middletown last year for First Presbyterian in Gadsden Alabama. Guest speaker Rev Donald Nunn from Warren Michigan. Installation conducted by Rev James Elder of Monroe City Indiana and Rev Charles Newbold of Indianapolis. Rev Holman came to Middletown from Bremen Kentucky where he led Brier Creek Presbyterian Church. The new pastor and his family will attend a social hour in Fellowship Hall after the installation.
The annual spring music program will be presented at 7 pm tomorrow at Crawford Street First Church of God under Rev Charles Wood youth director. The program features the Junior Choir of the Crawford Street church and the Bell Choir from Park Place Church of God in Anderson Indiana.
The Logan Avenue Church of Christ schedules worship at 10:40 AM with Hermut Williston speaking on Things that Hinder and at 6 PM James Cockerham discussing The Cost of Discipleship Bible school begins at 9:30 AM.
Gideon Road Church of Christ Clyde Miller will speak at 1020 am service on Promising God and at 7 pm service on The Prisoner Who Judged A King. Sunday school begins at 930 am.
The Rev Leon DeForest will speak on What is Man at Olivet United Presbyterian Church during the 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. worship services. Sunday school activities were noted as part of the morning schedule.
The Rev. G F Carter will speak on "Nothing Trifling" at the 10:35 am worship service at Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Sunday school begins at 9:30 am.
The Rev. Robert Clark will speak on You're All Wet or Are You at the 10 30 a m worship service. Church school begins at 9 30 am.
The Rev. Robert McNamara will address Family Life and the Emerging Person during the 8:15 and 10:25 am worship services at St Pauls United Church Of Christ. Church school begins at 9:15 am.
The Rev. Russell Chrisman will speak on Since God Answers Prayer at the 10 30 a.m. worship service and The Heart of the Church at the 7 30 p.m. service. Church school begins at 9 15 a.m.
This Sunday Christian Scene churches feature Soul and Body as the subject. The Responsive Reading includes Psalms 84 verse two, where the soul yearns and the heart and flesh cry out for the living God.
A dense listing of next week's Salvation Army citadel and outpost events alongside First Presbyterian First Methodist and Bethlehem Lutheran activities. Includes Sunday school Bible study youth meetings and choirs with times across Clinton Central Miltonville Park Rolling Mill and St Pauls venues, plus junior soldiers and youth groups through Friday.
A reunion for Middletown area residents connected with the Redbird Settlement School in southeast Kentucky is scheduled from 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in Fellowship Hall at First EUB Church. Alumni former teachers families and friends now living in the area are invited with Mrs. Howard Franz and Mrs. Oscar Tolliver as hostesses.
The King's Male Chorus from Shiloh Baptist Church in Dayton will perform a music program at 7 50 p m tomorrow at Mt Zion Baptist Church.
Pamela Hahn daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hahn of 2117 Brell Drive will receive the God and Community award by Rev Dana Heat at Pleasant Ridge F A B Church tomorrow during the 10 30 am service. The award, sponsored by the Council of Church Women, honors a longtime scout who has earned 13 proficiency badges in five years and completed the Challenge of Emergency Preparedness and the Challenge of Social Dependability. She is an eighth grade student at Manchester Junior High School and a member of Cadette Troop 1319 working on the Challenge of Active Citizenship.
The Rev. Eddie Williams will be guest speaker at 3 30 p m tomorrow at the First Church of God located on 7th Avenue and Lincoln Street. A missionary tea will be served at 5 p m.
The Rev. Kent Moorehead will address the congregation at the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Sunday school begins at 9:15 a.m. in a faith community event highlighting renewal themes.
The Rev. W. Hatfield will speak on "Filled With the Spirit" at the 10 30 am worship service. Church School starts at 9 30 am.
First Presbyterian announces the Rev. James Simmons will speak on Conversion and Confusion during the 9 and 10:30 am worship services. Church school begins at 9 am, with the sermon guiding the morning program.
First Methodist Dr. Austin Whitmore will speak at the 9 and 11 a.m. worship services on The Christian and Social Responsibility. Church school begins at 9 a.m.
Chicago AP notes mixed closes across grains with July wheat near 1.39, corn around 1.33, oats near 0.70, rye about 1.17, and soybeans near 2.80 as futures show slight fluctuations in July through March contracts. Shifts occur in old and new standards with nearby months displaying modest gains and losses amid general volatility.
Homecoming Sunday at First EUB Church marks the annual observance near the church dedication date. Rev. Clifford Stearns will speak on The Test of the Church at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. services. A fellowship dinner follows the second service in Fellowship Hall with special music by the combined High School and Sanctuary Choirs.
Roger B. Turrell attorney and guest speaker will discuss The Politics of Latin America at the Middletown Area Young Republicans monthly meeting Monday. Turrell completed a South America tour in March. The gathering is at the Manchester Motor Inn at 8 p.m with social hour starting 7 p.m.
The Rev. Paul Bergdall will speak on In His Name at 8 and 10 30 am worship services with Holy Communion observed at both. Sunday school begins at 9 15 am.
The Rev. G Walter Weber will speak at the First Baptist Church during the 10:30 a m worship service. Church school begins at 9:15.
The House Rules Committee cleared the way for full House debate on Monday and Tuesday on a 3.37 billion dollar foreign aid authorization bill. Chairman Thomas E. Morgan of the Foreign Affairs Committee said he believes 95 percent of the 72 recipients are countries friendly to the United States.
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