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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1961

Page

2

First Church Family Camp Set at Pilgrim Hills

First Church families plan a weekend camp from Friday to Sunday at Pilgrim Hills conference center between Mount Vernon and Millersburg. Retreat leader is Dr. C William Lee of Oberlin School of Theology. Activities include discussions on the Sermon on the Mount, children programs, swimming, hiking, crafts, and nature walks. Local coordinators Warren Churches and registrars M M Kingman assisted by Paul Leidheiser and others.

First Church Pilgrim Hills Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches Mount Vernon Millersburg C. William Lee Oberlin School of Theology Warren Churches Family Life Committee M. M. Kingman Paul Leidheiser Herbert Young Arthur Livergood Donald Crozier Willard Brenneman Douglas M. Nichols

CYO Group Attends Diocesan Youth Convention in Cleveland

Members of the Elyria Senior CYO Immaculate Council will attend the Diocesan Catholic Youth Convention at John Carroll University in Cleveland. The event opens tonight with a 9 pm dance, Sunday includes Mass, Communion breakfast, and a convention banquet at 6:30 pm. Continuous activities feature panel discussions and officer elections, with a Monday business meeting at 8 pm in St Paul Hall Elyria. Ted Rink leads the refreshments and entertainment committee with Peg Pavilish John Eischen Don Meyers and Jean Mittendorf. The group will observe May 5 first Friday service in their parishes followed by a Lincoln Park dance at 10 pm. Chairmen for the year are Adeline Ricco religious Santa Valletta social Ted Rink athletics and Kay Carlin cultural.

Elyria CYO Immaculate Cleveland John Carroll University Han Guet Stt. Paul Hall Elyvia Ted Rink Peg, Pavilish John’ Eischen Don Meyers Jean Mittendorf Lincoln's Park Adeliné Ricco Santa Valletta Kay Carlin

Canvass Preliminary Dr Williams To Speak

Dr Williams director of Ohio Area study and promotion of the Methodist Church will preach at 9 and 11 a.m. services at First Methodist Church tomorrow on Our Mission Today, introducing the annual canvass. He holds degrees from Mount Union and Garrett Biblical Institute and has served as pastor and district superintendent. The 9 a.m. music features a flute solo and woodwind ensemble. the 11 a.m. service includes the chancel choir. First canvass events begin Monday dinner for area chairmen at 6 39 p.m., with the first report meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m.

John Lane Williams Ohio Area The Methodist Church Columbus First Methodist Church Williams Mount Union College Garrett Biblical Institute Mount Union Ohio Nortwalk Youngstown North-East Ohio Methodiist Theological School Delaware Conference Claimants Trustees Board of Missions Susan Hubbard Orpheus Gluck Carol Sander Phyllis Stone Douglas Williams Sharron Stone Jane Wilcox Larry Williams Ralph Gingery Richard Decker Bach Tye Hall Fellowship Hall

Victory Baptist invites Rev John Dunnaway as guest speaker

A candidate for Victory Baptist Church pastorate, the Rev John Dunnaway, will speak at 17 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. services. He resides at 5 Shepherdseile and serves Lite Flock Baptist Church. Services are in North Kivria Grange Hall.

Victory Baptist Church John Dunnaway Shepherdseile Lite Flock Baptist Church North Kivria Grange Hall

First Church Leaders To See New Unit Plans

Tentative plans for the proposed education and social building of the First Congregational Church will be shown to the cabinet church officers and boards. Architect David Ward of Ward Conrad and Schneider will present after a 6 15 dinner with predinner cabinet meeting at 5 45 and board meetings following the plans presentation.

First Congregational Church David Ward Cleveland

Fellowship Day Set By Women in Elyria

The Rev. Robert Morgan will speak at Mt Zion Baptist Church as United Church Women of Elyria hold May Fellowship Day. The topic is The Churches Free and Responsible. Breakfast at 9 30 opens the program with co chairs Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs George Ryder coordinating.

Robert Morgan United Church Women of Robert Wilson First Congregational Church George Ryder First Methodist Church

Bethany Baptist to Hear Rev Smith Brotherhood Day

Rev Frank Smith of Elyria Second Methodist Church, now serving Norwalk, is invited guest speaker for Bethany Baptist Church Brotherhood Day. He will speak at 11 am and 7 pm with a musical program featuring the Senior Choir and Star light Chorus at both services. J R Monk is pastor of the congregation.

Frank Smith Elyria Second

FBI Chief Warns Vigilantes Trap Churches for Reds

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover backs warnings by FBI Inspector William C Sullivan against anti communist vigilantes taking action in the name of anti Communism. Sullivan stresses that claims of deep Communist infiltration of American churches are false and that Communists lack substantial influence over clergy or religious institutions.

Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover William C. Sullivan Sullivan Communist Party America

Eminian of Avon Lake Elected Medina Women’s Fellowship President

Mrs. Mager Eminian of Avon Lake was elected President of the Medina Association Women’s Fellowship at the annual meeting held in Lodi Congregational Church. Dr. Hingson spoke of the Congo mission efforts and immunization work, stressing support for missionaries and supplies.

WaSismith Robert A. Hingson Pawlilin Pawlikowski Western Kvie Kegel Reserve University Pilgrim Hills Oberlin Harold Ewing Eminian Stanbery Nichols Medina Gordon Morton Avon Lake Henry Kiermund H. Rogers Lodi Lobell Bennett Brownhelm William Garner Wellington Wilbur Senft Elyria Interdenominational Herbert Hosanna Sheffield Lake Charles Hutchinson North Ridgeville James O. Light Lorain Truman Whitaker Medine Suamatine

Singers To Present Program At Mt Zion Church

The Mathis Singers will present a gospel concert at 7 30 tonight at Lorain Mt Zion Baptist Church on Fulton Road with Charles Mathis as master of ceremonies and a program of selected gospel pieces.

Mathis Lorain Mt. Zion Baptist Church Fulton Rd Charles Mathis

First Church Sponsors Icelandic Student for Abroad

First Church will host Icelandic student Andur Petersdottir from Reykjavik for a year through the exchange program run with the United Church of Christ. The local committee selected her after evaluating many applicants as Euro host families were in high demand. she will stay with Mr and Mrs Willard Brenneman at 102 Miami Ave. Petersdottir, a choir singer and organist, trained in the Lutheran Church with her late father serving as an archdeacon.

Andur Pet Io Reykjavik Iceland Elyria First Department of Willard H. Brenneman Miami Ave Miss Petersdottir John Shaw Jr Stu

Recital by Lowell Riley Promises Bach Toned Organ Music

Youth choirs of Washington Avenue Christian Church sponsor a return engagement by Lowell Riley of First Community Church Columbus. He will present an organ program of familiar music May 6 at 4 15 p m at the church. Riley, a Ohio Wesleyan University graduate, has studied with Wilbur Heid Ernest White and Arthur Poister. He has worked at WBNS radio and taught choral music in Columbus high schools. In May he begins his 21st year as organist director at the Columbus church whose 40 plus members sing in eight choirs. He directs the Ohio Bell Telephone Company Chorus of Columbus and the Lazarus Glee Club and composes church anthems. He is noted for Bach interpretations and conducts Tri Village Vaudevillines, a Broadwaylike musical show. The organ will be moved to center chancel for viewer participation. Tentative selections include American Patrol Sousa Largo Dvorak Serenade Schubert Kammeno astraw Rubenstein Rhumba Gershwin medley and Carousel tunes. Patrons may obtain tickets from youth choir members or by calling the church office or Mrs Ross Warner or Mrs Clarence Grandstaff. The concert is free to the public with offerings from nonpatrons.

Washington Avenue Columbus Church Bach Riley Tri - Village Vaudevillines First Community Church Veterans Memorial Auditorium Columbus American Patrol Sousa Largo Dvorak Schubert Kammeno Astraw Rubenstein Elmore Carousel Ross Warner Clarence Grandstaff Biblic

Baptists Name New Officers At Annual Church Meeting

First Baptist Church elected new officers including four year deacons Gordon Carlson Elmer Getty and Edward Palen. Richard Buttle and Harlie Stevick joined board of trustees and clerk respectively with David Davies as treasurer. Sunday school superintendent Herbert Kemble to serve another year. Attendance at Sunday School passed 700 with 46 new members added and receipts near 40000 for general fund plus over 15000 missionary gifts. Building funds totaled 39000.

First Baptist Church Gordon Carlson Elmer Getty Edward Palen Richard Buttle Harlie Stevick David Davies Herbert Kemble Ray Bidinger Herbert Carlson Jr Richard Elliott Richard Pycraft Tom Wehman William Anderson George Taylor

First Church Hosts Two Foreign Exchange Students

The First Church program sponsored two years of international youth exchanges in cooperation with International Christian Youth Exchange. In 1959-60 Elsiena ten Hoff from The Netherlands stayed with the J Paul Braun family and Jane Gottfried hosted with Elsiena's relatives. This year Hans Eckhard Maurizsch from Germany stayed with the Vorhis family while their son Fred studied abroad with the Hezel family in Buhl Baden. The two students actively joined local school church and community activities and forged Elyria friendships. The cost of the project was underwritten by families the church board of benevolence other church organizations and interested individuals.

First Church International Christian Youth Exchange Elsiena Ten Hoff Haren Netherlands J. Paul Braun Jane Gottfried Elsiena Fred Vorhis Hans Eckhard Buhl Baden Els Ecki Elyria Volved Church Board of Benevolence

Mt Zion Unit Plans Program Featuring Guest Musicians

The Mt Zion Baptist Missionary Society hosts a 3 30 p m program with Rev W D Shelton of Union Avenue Church Cleveland and congregants attending as guest participants. Musicians from the guest church perform as the program unfolds led by Rev V C Stewart and Eleanor Jackson serves as society president.

W. D. Shelton Union Avenue

Japan mission worker to speak at First United Presbyterian

Kenneth Clark HiBA mission worker to Japan will be guest speaker at 7 30 p.m. service of the First United Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Clark specializes in youth work in Japan and is reputed to be provocative.

Kenneth Clark Hiba Japan First United Presbyterian Church Clark

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George Maley Marge Vorich Stephanie Beth Ann Maley Maleys Deborah Dr Ist CYO Dr. Williams Bethany Rev. Smith Louis Cassels United Press International North Pole South Pole God Russia Cuba U.S Lowell Riley Dr. Hingson Mrs Kuni Gvermala Robert Bart Hartman Lahr Congo Whitney Wilson Africa Amherst Avon Lake Shore Henrietta-Birmingham Oberling Rust. Lorain Twentieth Street South Amherst Vincenti Toomorrow United States Victor Sharp Echoettes Detroit Golden Har Marcus Shivers Ander Petursdottir Vuu Ohio Bell Telephone Company Chorus of Columbus Lazarus Glee Club Methodists Washington Avenus Elyria Baptists Mtt. Zion B.C.T. Bible School Denver 1 Colorado Church OF the Nazarene Gulf Road Ohio Street Bertolets Sun J. E. Hanson
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