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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1954
Page
23
Father's Day programs start at Boulevard Baptist Church 800 S Tucson Blvd with worship on the lawn at 8 p m then a 30 minute Christian film and drive in options for those in cars. Rev Gerald D Cosby will preach at 11 a m on A Worthy Epitaph and 8 p m The Watershed of Destiny.
Rev. L. B. Ford formerly of Catalina Baptist Church will be guest speaker at 9:30 am with the sermon titled A Dering Hope at First Congregational on N Second Avenue.
Christian and Missionary Alliance on North First Avenue and East Adams Street hosts Rev. William J. Foley delivering "How Deep In God" at 11 a.m. and "Tragedies In Spiritual Blindness" at 7 45 p.m. Bethany Lutheran at 1150 E Bilbyrd presents Rev. Richard Fruehling with "A Glimpse Behind The Curtain" at 8 30 and 11 a.m.
A fragment describes a Bon las school on South Swan road near East Broadway with Dr. Henry Belt presenting at 10:45 a.m. on “New Strength For Common Tasks” and vesper services at 7 p.m. at the parsonage 4934 E Tim rod St.
A local church notices page lists devotional services from 10 to 10 30 a m at the Tucson Bahai Community 876 E Third St with True Faith readings from sacred scriptures. First Christian at 740 E Speedway shows Harold L Langer preaching at 9 am Sons of Encouragement. Achievement Sunday observed. Grace Episcopal at North Stone Ave and West Third St has 8 am holy communion and 11 am Temporary Shadow at the new Irish house 2331 E Adams Ave family worship at 9 15 am. First Methodist at North Park Ave and East Fourth St features Harold L Lunger at 11 am Magic Mountains with Rev Richard J Dunlap away at conference. First Southern Baptist at Fast Speedway and North Third Ave lists Dr Willis J Ray of Phoenix executive secretary of
The Arizona Baptist Convention will preach at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. tomorrow. Dr Loved R Simmons pastor and Mrs Simmons are out of town on vacation.
Emanuel Baptist at 1825 N Alvernon Way hosts Rev. Eugene Slone preaching at 11 a.m. on The Bible Presents a Father and an 8 p.m. patio service titled Antidote For Fear.
At First Baptist on North Sixth avenue and East Fifth street, Rev. W. Edward Epps, associate pastor, leads worship at 11 am with The Hope of the Church and at 7:30 pm with White Branches.
The Unitarian Church unveils a new building at 4831 East 22nd Street with service by Dr. Dan Huntington Fenn at 9 30 a.m. The sermon title is O Pure Reformers.
Reverend J P Graham leads at Pueblo Baptist at 11 a.m. with the sermon Supreme Loyalty and at 8 p.m. The Power and Sovereignty of God. The church is located at South Martin Avenue and East 34th Street.
Catalina Methodist preacher Rev Delwin Thigpen Jr returns from Redlands to preach at 8:30 9:40 and 10:50 a m on Faith Is the Victory. Dr Hayden Sears will return home midweek. Final School of Missions meets at 7 p m with The Korean Victory film. St Andrews Episcopal offers 8 a m holy communion and 10 a m matins and sermon. Calvary Lutheran in Peter Howell school with Rev Orville Sanderson continues services.
An adults' evening Vacation Bible School begins at 7 30 p m Monday at Palo Verde Baptist Church 2031 N Palo Verde Ave Rev Earl Matteson pastor will participate Sessions run Mondays and Fridays through July 30 A nursery will be provided.
Mrs Lunger wife of the First Christian church pastor will preach at 11 a m tomorrow in Summerhaven at Zimmerran store during Mt Lemmon community services. The Tucson Council of Churches funds a rotating pastor for summer services for Mt Lemmon residents.
The Methodist Men’s club at Hope Methodist church Mission manor will receive its charter at a Monday night meeting. Sam Burnett serves as president with Al Boling as vice president Ed Van Sice as secretary and Harley Sambaugh as treasurer. Officers were installed during a worship service last Sunday.
A ground breaking ceremony for the new Sacred Heart Roman Catholic parish church is set for July 18. The brick and steel cruciform church will seat 800 and cost about 140000, with 400 in the nave 180 in each wing and 80 behind the sanctuary. The parish on East Fort Lowell Road west of North First Avenue serves about 500 families and is led by Rev. Walter F. Poynton O Carm. The plan mirrors the parish feast day of Our Lady of Mt Carmel and the Carmelite order directs the project.
The Antioch Missionary Baptist church has purchased a 147 by 90 foot site at 1926 N Cloverland Blvd near St Pima and North Beverly, with plans to build a church within the year. Rev. H S Shockley, pastor, noted meetings are held at the Temple of Music and Art, 330 S Scott Ave. He preaches at 11 am tomorrow on Some Things The Church Must Teach In Order To Be The House Of God. Sunday school is at 10 am.
Eleven local men were inducted into the U S army last week and have departed for the reception center at Fort Bliss Texas announced by Captain Leonard H Fischer Arizona recruiting officer They are Harold R Dailey Robert L Hopkins Bennie G Munoz Kenneth J Gaugush George E Grant Fernando R Fimbres John P Felix John Campany Marvin F Gragg Alex C Molina Jr and William E Deen of box 2001 Warren.
The Knights of Columbus will hold a corporate communion and breakfast at St Ambrose Roman Catholic Church on South Tucson Boulevard near East Broadway. Rev. Don Hughes, pastor, will be the speaker.
President Ramon Magsaysay signed a bill creating the Philippines first step toward a national social security system. The act provides for gratitudes and pensions to workers including the infirm aged and unemployed funded by a common fund from management and labor. Pacita Madrigal calls it a meek adventure in welfare legislation.
A reception honoring Maynard Campbell the eight year head of the Sunday school will be held at Catalina Methodist Church tomorrow evening. Campbell will leave Tucson soon for Japan on a year long leave to teach abroad for the U S Army. Mrs. Joe Titchenal becomes the new superintendent.
In Rangely Maine two priests fished on Mooselook Lake when Father Francis Reigh of New York City hooked a two pound trout. Father Theodore Schulz of Peekskill helped haul in the fish with a net and then tackled a two pound salmon snagged from another angler days earlier. Camp owner Ron and Turmenne vouched the tale.
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