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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2003
Page
4
June 8 marks Children’s Sunday with a 10 a.m. call to worship led by preschoolers, a sermon by grad Michelle Hostrup, and Bible verse prayers by Sunday school classes. The Oneonta Youth Choir and Scholarship Quartet perform, third graders receive life-verse inscribed Bibles, and teachers are honored.
St Edmunds Episcopal Church lists a June 8 schedule with Rev George F Woodward preaching at 8 am in the Chapel and Rt Rev Jon Bruno presiding and baptisms at 10 am in the Church. Sunday School starts at 10 am, with childcare available. Al Anon meets Monday 7:30 pm in the Library. AA meets Tuesday 8 pm in Mary Fellows Hall.
The San Marino Congregational United Church of Christ hosts a 10:00 a.m. service at 2560 Huntington Drive on Sunday. Drama sketch Anxiety Attack will be presented featuring Holly Burns and Don Shenk with reflections by Rev. Marcia L. Hoffman on Matthew 6:25- and related themes.
The Chancel Choir presents a new Craig Courtney anthem titled Be Not Afraid as Pentecost is celebrated. Music Drama and Christian Education workers and graduates are honored as the school season ends. A social hour follows in Crist Hall with frequent church activities. Call (626) 292-2080 for details.
San Marino Christian Science Church invites worshipers to a Sunday service at 10 am on Huntington Drive focusing on the one God and Jesus concept, with a Sunday school on the seven scientific synonyms for God. a Wednesday 7:30 pm meeting demonstrates healing power, and materials available at the Reading Room or online.
San Marino Community Church announces a 9:30 a.m. worship service with guest minister Dr. Philip W. Butin, president of the San Francisco Theological Seminary. Choir Director Dr. Glenn De Lange leads a special program of inspirational music for Choir Recognition Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Philip W. Butin, president of San Francisco Theological Seminary, will preach at San Marino Community Church on Sunday at 9 30 a.m. The sermon titled The Church The Light of the World covers core doctrine. Dr. Butin, noted author, will be guest of SMCC Senior Pastor Dr. George F. Pope and is expected to attract local churchgoers and curious residents. He has held pastorates across the U S and co-founded the Ecumenical Institute for Ministry in New Mexico.
The SMCC church will host the Glendale Community College Concert Singers at 4 p.m. for the final concert of the 2002-2003 Special Event Series with Mid-Winter Song by Morten Lauridsen as the centerpiece. Dr. Glenn De Lange directs. Donation suggested: $10 adults, $5 students or seniors. Senior High LIGHT meets 7–8:30 p.m. in the Senior High Lounge. For details call (626) 282-4181.
The Church of Our Saviour in San Gabriel invites children ages three through six grade to a five day Summer Church School August 4 to 8 from 9 am to noon. The Rancho Grande Roundup curriculum centers on the Good Shepherd with drama art and worship. Tuition is 50 with scholarships available. Meredith Wiggins leads with volunteers. enroll at 626-282-5147 ext 26.
Marilyn Faeth Warren died May 14 2003. Survived by husband Stuart Alan Warren, and children Bob Adams Susan Lacey Nancy Adams Dayna Christensen Whitt Adams and David Adams. A San Marino resident, she worked as a Beech & Flanten realtor and was a Pasadena Symphony member. Services were May 19 at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Family picnics at Lacy Park on the Fourth of July.
Richard Payne Spencer age 82 dies in his sleep on May 23 at his residence surrounded by family in Carmel Highlands after a long life that included Duke University graduation in 1942 service as a pilot and lieutenant jg in WWII and a 42 year career in investments He is survived by wife Mary Ruth Cannon Spencer, a son and daughter, siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services were held May 30 at San Carlos Cemetery in Monterey Contributions may be made to LDS humanitarian funds or Boy Scouts of America
Catherine Newcomer Lattin 97 died April 29 2003. She and husband Truman built a Westhaven Road home in 1936 and retired to Balboa Island in 1965. Survived by daughter Carlee Leishman son William Lattin five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. William and Susan lived on San Marino Ave 1968 to 1998.
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