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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
8
Dr Ivan J Gruen argues hope and fear stem from individual conscience and moral law. He critiques modern Western fear from social economic political strains. He warns of totalitarianism and calls moral purification to restore faith and confidence.
Rev F Dickson Marshall superintendent of the City Rescue Mission will speak at the First Congregational Church 100 E Reyn olds St at 11 a m tomorrow The church is presently without a full time pastor The Rev Howard Landes former pastor will serve the church July.
William Van Wie a student from the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary will speak in the pulpit of the Wampum UP Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. He is among several student ministers heard there. About one in eight homes built in the United States this year will be at least partly prefabricated.
The 4th General Synod of the United Church of Christ in Denver July 4 to 11 will review a $1,000,000 race relations program. Delegates will select a permanent headquarters as Rev. Ben M. Herbster of New York presides. the church has 6,755 congregations.
Janey Garland, noted McKeesport church worker and civic leader, will speak at Second Baptist Church for Woman's Day. The event begins at 11 a.m. with a morning worship and continues at 3:30 p.m. with a program titled Women of the Bible. A denominational lunch and Father’s Day activities follow, with prizes for offerings and community service. Rev. John H. Scott leads the church. theme is Love is the Key to the Kingdom.
Sgt and Mrs David Miller of the New Castle Salvation Army corps were accepted as candidates for officer training with the Eastern Territory board approving their application. Training in New York City starts Sept 10 with about 100 peers in a two year program to become lieutenants during the 1965 anniversary weekend.
The church will honor graduates with a reception at First Presbyterian Church Jefferson at Falls Street tomorrow after worship. A fellowship hour follows at 12 15 p m for high school and college graduates. Vacation Church School enters its second week Monday and a parents night is set for Thursday at 730 p m.
The King's Ambassadors Quartet of Springfield Missouri will perform at the First Pentecostal Church on Pearson Street at 7 30 p m. The program features vocal and instrumental music with quartet members Steven Brown Arlington Virginia John Booker Lead South Dakota David Wormersley South Sioux City Nebraska and Gene Schachterle Denver Colorado Rev S W Brewer pastor will introduce the singers.
The First Methodist Church will start its Vacation Church School on Monday, running 9 to 11:30 each morning until June 28. It welcomes four to sixth graders. Kindergarten teachers include Mrs. McKibben and Mrs. Schooley, primary grades led by Mrs. Hoye and others, junior department taught by Mrs. Abramski and colleagues, with Robert Jolley directing recreation and Mrs. Jolley in charge of the school.
Evanston officials report about half of each year's National Merit Scholars semifinalists receive unsolicited offers of educational assistance. All semifinalists are invited to apply for state university grants.
A roundup of church services and schedules across the area lists times for Bible School and morning worship at Baptista FIRS, SECOND, UNION, BETHEL, GARBC, HARMONY, Holy Trinity Polish Catholic, FIRST On the Diamond, CENTRAL CHRISTIAN, SHENANGO CHRISTIAN, TRINITY East Falls, Lutheran, CHRIST, ST. LUKE AME ZION, WESLEY, and other congregations. Each entry gives service times, pastors, and locations for Sunday School, worship, and youth activities.
Forty six persons will be baptized at a lake side immersion service tomorrow at 5 p.m. Rev. Thomas Williams of the First Church of God will perform the ceremony at the Dale Curry farm in Shenango Two. The unusual feature is the baptism of Rev Williams father Thomas C. Williams by his son. The service will begin with a devotional period followed by worship for the congregation.
Father J F Fabbri served as deacon at a Solemn Pontifical Mass for Pope John XIII in St Pauls Cathedral Pittsburgh this week. About 2000 attendees included leaders from Orthodox Protestant and Episcopal churches such as Bishop Theodosios Sideris Bishop Ausin Pardue Dr W Spoule Boyd and Dean Basil Gregory.
Third UP Church will mark several events at 11 a.m. tomorrow for the first public ministry of Ronald Miller from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Miller, a former Buffalo church member under Dr. Cuyler Ferguson, will lead a theme of youth conferences and service. A Daily Vacation Bible School closing program is set for June 21 followed by a strawberry festival.
Ancient records describe mistletoe charms performed to ensure favorable outcomes for crops. The practice tied plant rites to harvest success and seasonal agricultural belief.
W. Robert Polland, newly elected pastor of the Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church, will be ordained to the gospel ministry Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the First Presbyterian Church sanctuary of Youngstown. The Presbytery of Mahoning conducts the ceremony with Moderator Rev. Hugh Gunn presiding. Polland is a 1963 Louisville Theological Seminary graduate and plans to live in New Castle with his family.
The News sets a strict Thursday noon deadline in D S T for church page material to ensure proper handling and layout. Late items after 12 noon may not appear. New area pastors may visit editorial rooms for policy guidance. Classified directory items go to the business office. Display ads go to advertising.
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