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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
5
In Scottsdale the Rev. Lee Smallsreed urges humility and service as the path to spiritual fulfillment. He cites Luke 17 33 and Fosdick urging surrender to Gods will and asks readers to examine how they pray and what they seek from life.
The Scottsdale United Church on Hayden and Osborn Road hosts a two night presentation of Christopher Fry's The First Born next Saturday and Sunday at 8:00 p.m. directed by Ray Braswell with a cast including Ray Austin Jeff Lantis Trudy Hurley John Rawsthorne Joy Austin Roger Scott Dave Zimmerman Becky Munns Orion Steen III and David Calhoun. Tickets are $1 and can be bought at the door or reserved in advance by calling WH 5-9490.
The Scottsdale Christian Church plans a dawn groundbreaking at Oak Street and Hayden Road after 10 45 am services. The $90000 project includes a 350 seat auditorium a Fellowship Hall kitchen restrooms ten classrooms an office refrigeration and ample parking. The congregation has met at 100 West Main Street.
Roy W. Reger an FBI special agent and Paradise Valley Methodist Church layman will address the congregation tomorrow at 9:00 am on Religion the Antidote for Crime. He has lived in the area five years and serves on the church board and teaches in the church school. His wife Louise teaches and his two sons David and John are members of the family.
Scottsdale Methodist Church at 300 N Miller Road adds an 8:00 Sunday worship service for summer Sundays. The note mentions June and age limits but the text is garbled. the city context and church name are preserved.
First Baptist Church of Scottsdale at 117 W Osborn Rd adopts an eight new summer schedule. Sunday worship moves to 6 36 a m with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Sunday evening service at 7 00 p m Prayer meeting stays at 7 30 p m and karate groups meet midweek at the church.
New York writer cites church leaders urging laity to take active roles while many clergy resist. Msgr Ellis warns anti clericalism spreads, Christian Century notes Protestant strains. The piece urges lay Christians to act as Christ’s representatives in workaday life, not seek inside church power.
The 1961 Arizona report shows 24,721 students enrolled in 66 Catholic elementary and high schools, a figure tripling since 1950. The public schools envelope reports 324,327 students and an operating plus capital outlay of $119,491,166.92 with an average $428.66 per student.
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