The First Southern Baptist Church, 528 W. Duarte Road, Mon rovia, has set April 17-24 as the time for their spring evangelistic effort. Most of the 33,000 South ern Baptist Churches in the Uni ted States will hold similar meet ings, at this time. Dr. Olie T. Brown, dean of students at Cali fornia Baptist College in River side, will be the vengelist for the week. Dr. Brown has done work at West Texas State College, US.C., and California State Col lege at Los Angeles. He did his seminary work at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas. Dr. Brown has been a leader in Southern Bap tist work in California for many years. Wendell Priebe, minister of music of the First Southern Bap tist Church, will conduct the musical program during the week. Pastor, Ed H. Peery Jr., has noted that evangelistic efforts of this type are still one of the best avenues used to reach new people with, the message of Christianity. Regular services of the church are Sunday School 9:45 ad morn ing worship at 11:00. The regular Sunday evening schedule of serv ices includes Training Union at 6:30,and worship at 7:30. A nur sery is provided for all children 3 years of age and under at all the services of the church, a reminder that he should be willing to suffer anything, even insults and death, in defense of his faith, out of love for Christ. Children confirmed from Holy Angeles School Grade 8 were: Helen Beck, Raymond Bell, Lawrence Berube, Christopher Byrne, Julie Cahill, Carol Ciolfi, Mark Daigle, Lawrence DiSano, Sally Draska, Richard Garrett, Douglas Geller, Gregory Glass cock, Patricia Haight, Phillip Hendrie, Marcy Herzog, Michael Keese, Stephen Komlos, Mark Krouse, Deanna Ladesich, David LaPat ria, Anthony Lerner, Donna Mc Aleer, Patrice McBride, Robert McKernan, Steven Markling, Charlene Mueller, Molly Mur ray, Terry O'Keefe, Roberta Olivares, Bob Pesota, Michael Petermann, Stephen Pink, Car men Porreca, Linda Profet, Pa tricia Pruett, Cheryl Rawnsley, Anne Reilly, Michael Roberts, Linn Ann Robison, Lucille Robus telli, James Schulz, James Tobin, and Richard Wood. From Grade 8A were: Mary Anderson, Douglas Bald win, Andrew Beaucar, Constance Benak, Margaret Bolton, Peter Bukunt, John Carothers, Brian Chachere, Barbara Cozza, Den nis Daniels, Mary DeBell, Dale DiStefano, Kathleen Duffy, Kathleen Foley, Jack Gannon, Daniel Geare, James Goetz, Pa tricia Gormly, Patricia Hedlund, James Keeley, Bernadette King, Elizabeth Lane, Dennis Margett, Edward Matt, Catherine Mc Quarie, Deborah Montpas, Maur een Murray, Donald Olender, Carol Ott, Pa trica Pavic, Gregory Peabody, Frank Pocino, Thomas Prigatano Carol Pryor, Catherine Raine, Ronald Sardisco, Robert Siema, Stephen Singer, Mary Squire, Philip Stella, Sharon Tessieri, Karen Vogel, Martin Willerford, and Paul Schmitt. From the Grade 8 class of the Confraternity of Christian Doc trine were: Diane Arabio, Janice Connell, Mary Garcia, Mary Catherine Leeper, Nancy Lesky, Margarite Lozano, Rochelle Lumen, Debor ah Lynch, Evan Healy, Candice Henderson, Linda Herrman, Nan cy Igoe, Kathleen Maloney, Christine Niedecken, Nadine Quackenbush, Patricia Quinan, Yolanda Rami rez, Marilyn Rinek, Deborah Rowe, Clare Sparadeo, Mariane Spencer, Kristina Van Strat, Jean Wade, Leslie Williams, Katherine Yurka, Frederick Brink, Richard Con sidine, Joseph Coyle, David Darin, Victor DeMaio, Michael DiPaolo, John Houston, Patrick Hand, Timothy Merriman, Timothy Myers, Lawrence Priest, Eric Rozema, Harold Sadler, Lawrence Salas, and Edwin Simovich.