Children’s Day Programs Demonstrate Sunday School Work
Baptist churches prepare a special Children’s Day program at the Sunday school hour with sashes, departments, and youth presenting dances dialogues and other activities. Rev. Robert Reynutt will deliver a message, emphasizing family attendance and Christian education as the Joash Sunday offerings fund building needs.
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First Baptist Church
Tomertivan
Robert Reyn Tut
Sessen
Tne Corm Joash
Rev Emary to Discuss Missions at Alliance Chapel
The Rev Howerd Emary, once a member of the chapel congregation, will speak at 10 45 am about missionary work in French West Africa now planned for the Guinea region. Emary, who went to the field in 1954 with his wife and family, returned from emergency furlough after Judy died this year.
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Howerd Emare
Elsria
Alliance Chapel
Emary
French West, Africa
Judy
Nyack
French Guinea
New York City
Walts
Berla
Guinea
Youth for Christ Missionaries to Brazil Speak Tonight
Keith and Lois Britton, Youth for Christ missionaries to Brazil, will speak at the Lorainland Youth for Christ meeting at the Masome Fourth At and Washington Ave tonight. They plan to depart in September for Sao Paulo and will bring a four foot globe and a film The World in Brazil to illustrate current work. Doors open at 6:30 with audience quizzes and musical features.
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Keith
Lois Britton
Youth For Christ
Brazil
Masome
Washington Ave
Mrs. Britton
Youth For Christ International
Sao Paulo
Cumst Iniles
Ide
Drama and Song Depict Jesus Life At First United Presby
The annual Childhuis Day service at First United Presbyterian Church replaces the regular service with Bible school at 30 and a 10 o clock program led by Mrs T Matthew Gilliland. The theme We Would See Jesus unfolds through readings dramatic scenes and music with John Strom as narrator. Scenes cover Jesus childhood nativity fishermen on the shore the mountainside the triumphal entry the crucifixion and the resurrection. Lee Bennett superintendent and Rev T Matthew Gilliland minister coordinate the program with the Young People's Choir providing music.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Service Bible School
T. Matthew Gilliland
Jesus
Sening
John Strom
Nood
Jerusalem
Young People's
Chow
Lee Bennett
Bible School
T. Matthew Quliland
Our Church Topic of Program at First Methodist
The Children’s Day program at First Methodist ChurchSanctuary tomorrow at 9 30am features This Is Our Church with all departments and Miss Victorine Sears directing The 10 45am service continues the theme The Chancel Choir led by Daniel A Harris will provide music WEOL will broadcast both services Youth Fellowship departs by bus for Cleveland at 1 pm for a City Mission service bringing lunches on board and planning annual officer elections Wednesday includes Finance Commission Commission on Education 7 pm and official board 8 pm
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First Methodist Church
Wal
Ami Juntor
Our Church
Victorine Sears l
Henderson
Chancel Chor
Daniel A. Harri
WEOL
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Cleveland
City
Figance Commission
Commission On Education
Hall To Be Memorial To F S Key At St John’s College
A new hall at St John’s College Annapolis will honor Francis Scott Key. The building includes an auditorium and arts spaces and is funded by a $2 million package from Maryland General Assembly and the Old Dominion Foundation, plus $750,000 matched funds and a further gift. The hall marks Key’s ties to the college completed 160 years ago.
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Francis Scott Key
SJ Millwn
John’s College
Annapolis
Richard D. Weigle
Ting
Amrnapoli
Humphrey
St. John’s
Maryland, General Assembly
Old Dominion Foundation
New York City
Paul Mellon
Upperville
Lake Avenue Church to Observe Children’s Day Service
Lake Avenue Congregational Church will hold a Children’s Day service at 10 a.m. replacing regular church and school services. The program highlights Christian Education for younger departments with Bible presentations to fourth graders and kindergarten promotion certificates. Music by Mrs. Maier and the Junior Choir, with participation from Rev. Fred Ulrich Harald Olmstead and other church leaders.
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Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Church School
Charles Maier
Maier
Robert Fox
Fred Ulrich
Harald Olmstead
James P. Horn
Owen Gleason
Children to Share In Service at Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church observes Children’s Day with a morning service at 10:43 after Sunday school, a procession at the opening hymn, holy communion and a sermon by Rev. W. W. Walker. Primary department recitations, Junior Choir, and baptism of children follow before the closing hymn.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Allen Carter
Karl Eady
Visitors to Conduct SA Service in Captain's Absence
In the absence of Captain and Mrs John Hansen who are in New York this weekend, Bandmaster and Mrs A Wade of Freeport New York, visitors in the city, will conduct the Holiness meeting at the Salvation Army tomorrow. They will also offer special music during the service. The Company meeting will be the responsibility of Mrs Hambly and Jim Hambly will lead the Young People's meeting. The evening service will be led by Mr and Mrs Gomer Thomas of Lorain.
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John Hansen
New York
A. Wade
Freeport
N.Y
Salvation Army
Hambley
Jim Hambley
Gomer Thomas
Lorain
Magyar ER To Honor Children Day Observance Planned
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church will honor Children’s Day with morning services at 11 and 16 o’clock, Sunday school at 9, and a 10 o’clock infant baptism. Awards for the silver Pin attendance campaign will be shown during Sunday school. The Daily Vacation Bible School enrollment begins Monday. The Children’s Chair Mrs Ala dar Bara will sing. Rev Lews G No vak will preach on Children and God’s Kingdom. The church Consistory meets at 2 in the afternoon.
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Magyar Evangelical and Reformed
Aladar Bara
Lews G. Novak
Churches Plan Vacation Bible Schools for All Children
Elyria churches and the Elyria Council of Churches organize summer Bible schools for children of all ages with crafts, recreation, worship and singing. Hundreds of volunteers, including women and young adults, teach and supervise. some churches provide transportation. Most schools begin Monday with others starting next week or later, and all invite every child to attend.
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Elyria
Baptists Plan 8 Day Summer Bible School at Ely Church
The First Baptist Church of Ely invites children from kindergarten through eighth grade to an eight day summer Bible school starting Monday at 9 a.m. Programs run daily except Saturday and two Mondays with 9 to 11 30 a.m. sessions. A Wednesday June 20 evening commencement closes the week.
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First Baptist Church of
Elyvia
Poplar St
Abbe Road
Gulf
Greely
Cleveland Street
Ray Pyerafi
Thei
Robert Reynhout
Jack Payne
Council To Provide Bus Service For Sessions
The council will run two buses for children attending sessions at its centers starting Monday June 18. A 3:30 a.m. route starts downtown and traverses West Ave Lodi Street Furnace West River Griswold Lake Avenue Magyar E and R Church Infirmary Garden Allen West River West Third to First Methodist Church. An 8:30 a.m. run covers downtown to 16th Street East Avenue Fuller Road East River Street Denison Avenue Park Avenue Cambridge Avenue Winckles Street Broad Street Pilgrim Congregational Church Cedar Street Second Street Court Street and First Methodist Church.
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Elyria Council of Churches
Mary S. King
West Ave
Lodi St
Furnace
West River Sis
Griswold
Lake Ave
Lake
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
West River St
West River
Magyar E. and
Infirmary Rd
Infirmary
Garden St
Allen St
Allen
Magyar Rd
West Third
First Methodist
Secon
Viddle
16Th St
Second Methodist
Lth
Fuller Ra
Raver St
Denison Ave
Park Ave
Cambridge Ave
Winckles St
Broad St
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cedar St
Second St
Court St
First Methodist Church
World Council Church Group Set Meeting in Hungary
World Council of Churches leaders plan a Central Committee meeting in Hungary with over 100 visitors, 2000 local parishes involved, and a special ecumenical day. Bishops and editors discussed plans in Geneva as Budapest hosts services and local speaking events in August.
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Hungary
World Council of Churches
Mayra Haca
Albert Berrezesky
Reformed Church of
Tumgars
Imre Kadar
I Jiuaarian Church Press
Churenes
Geneva
Central Committee
Interest Tae
Ingh
Wsi Cnurenes Jr Gay
Budapest
Buda
Pest
Matra- Haza
Vacation Bible School at First United Presbyterian Church
Boys and girls from age three through eighth grade are invited to attend the Vacation Bible School at the First United Presbyterian Church. The program runs June to June 22 with daily sessions 9 to 11 30 am except weekends. Theme Champions For Christ with a staff of over 23. Nursery to intermediate classes led by named supervisors and workers.
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First United Presbyteran Church
Huldreth Hanks
Christ
God's Big World
Ralph Lantz
George Krugman
Ben Wilson
Max Bauer
Myrna Rusan
Patricia Larkin
Open Door School Plan Completed
Mrs. Wiliam Ross will serve as superintendent of the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Church of the Open Door beginning Monday at 9 a.m. The two week program features Bible stories memory work songs and handiwork with two sessions daily from 9:30 to 11:30. A picnic is planned and staff includes several named volunteers. Transportation to the downtown square and free bus rides for children are provided by the church and all children are invited to participate.
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Wiliam Ross
Church of the Open Door
James Hatcher
Michael Bosko
Gene Lehman
A. C. Thompson
Glenn Smith
Anna Crazac
Robert Kaderbek
Ed Grary
David Mains
Ross
Three Week Vacation Bible School Planned at Miagwar Church
Miagwar Evangelical and Reform Church schedules a three week daily Vacation Bible School from 3 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. beginning Monday. Parents assist with early transportation in the first week. Starting June 18 the Elstia Council of Churches offers free bus transport. Children in the community are invited to attend. A large staff will teach at multiple levels including folk dances and singing.
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Miagwar Evangelical and Reform Church
Grace Lutheran Church Bible School Week Nears Start
Grace Lutheran Church will conduct a Vacation Bible School from Monday to Friday June 22 from 9 to 11 4 am. A large staff of teachers and assistants will enroll children Monday morning at 9 00. Boys and girls in the country frond to 14 years invited to attend and take part of the program featuring Bible stories handicraft games pictures and supervised activities.
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Grace Lutheran Ciurch
Mondas
South Amherst Guild Plans Quidcor Event
South Amherst guild members met at St Don’s Exchange Col and Reformed Church Wednesday afternoon. They voted to skip July, move August to an outdoor tent meeting, and appoint committees to handle arrangements. Mrs Fred Suhiacht led the meeting. visitation committee for June named Mrs Fred Berzer and Mrs George Pippert. Bible study set for Tuesday, June th from 1 to 3 p.m. Stewardship was the devotional focus and a program by Mrs William Gasser, Mrs Albert Favey, and Mrs Fuel Fainney served a decent supper to 12 members.
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South Amherst - Aes
S Donn
Exange Col Amd Reformed Church
Corenittes
Fred Suuiacht
Fred Berzer
George Pippert
William Gasser
Albert Favey
Fuel Fainney
Bell Ringers To Perform English Bell Dedication Service
Washington Avenue Church of Christ hosts a Sunday service featuring the Bell Ringers seven girls directed by Jeanne Meng. They will dedicate two chromatic octaves, 28 bells from England, perform All Hail the Power of Jesus Name, and showcase ringing. Mrs Meng receives a new organist director robe, with choir mothers receiving awards and pins for Jubilate Bethany Seraph and Boy Choristers groups. The assistant organist June Chambers will play for the choirs.
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SLYRI4
Canterbury
Washington Avenue
Polly Swain
Jeanne Meng
David Stevenson
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Whitechapel
England
Jesus
Meng
William Williams
Cno
Wiliam McDonald
Russell Sage
Wade Johnson
Bethany
Frank Paperbrook
Seraph Choir
Maynard Huene
Clifford Phodehamel
Eston Swain
Bell Ringers
Doris Mitchell
Neil Spaulding
Carolyn Mansfield
Bruce Siffers
Pat Siffert
Bethany Chow
Mary Schmittgen
Delorice Stock
Barbara Wallhead
Sally Ann Sawyer
Judy Brouse
Pat Myers
Jane Schmittges
Kathy Siffert
Melva Shreve
Sandy Brown
Tommy Day
Tommy Knapp
Charles Huene
David Lyons
George Humphres
Lee Prentice
Clifton Rhodeharnel
Neil Shreve
Tammy Walsh
Dennis Chambers
Donna Bares
Tommy Bares
Linda Kransak
Jenner Meng
Kathy Prentice
Mary Lou Sawyer
James McCashie
Jimmy Porterfield
Wakeman Minister To Lead Vespers
The Rev. Leroy Collier of Wakeman Methodist will lead the vesper service at Elyria Methodist church tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Henry Shaw will conduct the observance of Holy Communion with assist from David Wainwright and Edward Schwaegerle. The church choir will present special music during the service.
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Leroy Collier
Wakeman Methodist Church
Henry K.I
Shaw
Elyria Methodist Home
David Wainwright
Edward Schwaegerle
Holy Name To Install Officers
The Holy Name Society of St. Alery Church plans its monthly meeting after the 8 am Mass and communion. Officers to be installed include William Baer president Ross Baumeardner and James Harssema vice presidents Richard Nonnich secretary and Charles Cavena treasurer. Retiring officers are Leo Weber George Rebar Tim Donovan and Dick Weeks.
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Holy Name Society of
Leo Weber
George Rebar
Tim Donovan
Dick Weeks
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