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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
Christians mark Pentecost this Sunday recalling Acts chapter two. A California Episcopal commission split glossolalia into two types, rare human language and a nonhuman language. Bishop Pike warns clergy against public demonstrations while endorsing private spiritual gifts.
The Tifereth Israel Sunday School holds its annual confirmation exercises tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Seven confirmands receive certificates for ten years of study Louise Feinberg David Haenick Sandra Polakov Shirley Simon Stephen Tompkins Roland Wendeland Ida Lee Winick Rabbi Poleyeff delivers the message and the class performs Voice from the Moon Aaron Cohen presents certificates and gifts from the Men s Club and Sisterhood program directed by Mrs Gus Slovensky teacher David Koss
Temple to conduct its annual confirmation today at 2 p.m. Linda Jane Levine and Helen Betty Rosenthal will take the vow. A reception follows in the Temple vestry hosted by families of the confirmands.
The Volant Methodist Church will hold a special service tomorrow at 8 p.m. in observance of John Wesley’s Aldersgate Experience. Special music will be by the White Chapel Choir. Darlene Shaw of Volant and Ruth Heckathorn of White Chapel lead the service. Rev. E E Tannehill, host pastor, will speak on The Magnetism Of The Cross.
Msgr Patrick D Harkins will speak at Lawrence County Catholic baccalaureate exercises to be held tomorrow evening in St Mary Church auditorium at 7 30 p m Approximately 170 Catholic high school seniors will attend The procession will form at St Mary School at 7 p m Local priests led by Rt Rev Msgr Francis M McCarter will participate in the program
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Polding Nyack Missionary College graduates will speak at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Alliance Gospel Tabernacle 210 Pearson St They are assigned by the Christian Missionary Alliance New York to serve in the Ivory Coast Africa They depart June 21 for Paris for a year language study then proceed to Africa for youth work Also relate to Rev Clifford C Ryan and daughter Alice Ryan who sail June 21 for Africa
First United Brethren Church on N Crawford Ave will suspend worship tomorrow evening so members may attend the cathedral baccalaureate. Rev. Howard Snow serves as pastor.
Roy L. Jackson director of Christian education at Clen Moore United Presbyterian Church will leave June 15 to pursue religious education training. He will study at the University of Pittsburgh in late June through August then enter Pittsburgh Theological Seminary for five months in September. He plans to attend Stony Point orientation in January and enter a five year missionary tenure in Pakistan starting September 1964. Jackson, a Westminster College graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jackson, is sponsored by Mahoning Presbytery and has been listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.
A sermon by Rev. John Henry Scott of Second Baptist Church asks if God resides in homes governments and churches. He links social decay to secular corruption, divides church factions, and urges living with God to avoid being “without God in the world.”
A church notices column lists service times and events for Baptists Lutherans Catholics and various Protestant denominations in the region. It includes Sunday School times morning and evening worship BTU youth groups prayer meetings and special sermons at many churches across East and North locales with multiple pastors and addresses noted.
Special baccalaureate ceremonies will be held in First Christian Church tomorrow morning honoring church graduates. Dr. Beauford A. Norris president of Christian Theological Seminary of Indianapolis will speak at 10 55 a.m. The graduates include Don Goughler Ronald Hill Jay Ann McClenahan Jack McWilliams Sam Fray Jr Gordon Greer and Bill Stevenson.
The Western Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist Church meets at Grove City College June 18 to 22 with 800 churches represented. Bishop W Vernon Middleton opens and presides. Bishop Newell Snow Booth from Congo speaks. J Gordon Howard addresses ecumenical service. Delegates vote on ministry appointments and ordination plans amid talks of church union and a 1964 world conference in Pittsburgh.
New Castle ministers will elect officers for the 1963 64 term at 10 a.m. Monday in the First Presbyterian Church. Rev W Austin Van Pelt of Harbor UP Church leads the radio work and will supervise the session which opens with a devotional. Dr Gene Stone, president, directs the business meeting, the last until Sept 9.
In Pittsburgh Diocese 16 priests, including Rev. James McBride of St. Camillus, observe 25 years since ordination. Also honored are Rev. Nicholas Biondi formerly of Ellwood City and Rev. William Maher of St. Michael's Pitcairn, with Fr Edward Dowell of McKeesport celebrated for 50 years.
Clen Moore United Presbyterian Church will recognize 39 high school graduates at the 10 45 a m worship service tomorrow. Students from New Castle Laurel and Neshannock high schools will receive graduation gifts. Dr Thomas H Newcomb interim pastor will address with theme Hold That Line from James 1 12. A breakfast for honorees is planned at 8 30 a m under Mrs J Clyde GIllllan. Gifts presented by Edward L VanDusen and Roy L Jackson. Names include Donna Baker Jane Bannister Kermit Barker Jr Mary Louise Blake Diane Blews Harry Boyles Judy Carpenter Nancy Chambers Richard Chisholm Barbara Dennis Lillian Dorsey and many others.
Trinity Lutheran Church will administer three confirmations tomorrow at 10 30 a m Rev John E Hattula will preach What to Remember The choir under Mrs Hattula will sing The Lord is My Shepherd with Mrs William Lepisto at organ Acolyte John Terro Jr Gifts from church council and pastor to each confirmand Junior confirmation class includes Darryl Bowers Eddie Uder and Sharon Yakubik
Rev. H. A. Brown and Gospel Temple of Campbell Ohio lead worship at St Paul Baptist Church on W North St at 3 p.m. The 8 p.m. concert features a massed New Castle choir with visitors from New Bethel Church Youngstown. Mrs Bertha Well chairs the program and Rev Matthew Strong pastors.
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