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t. i yf i rH TI'I'T wm'w I I it ITUCSON, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1973 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION A PAGE FIFTEEN Thousands Are Expected At Baptists' Convention ist Assembly Set 4 '-Vv1 itiiitV ---3f convention, said Dr. C. Melvin Itatheal, superintendent of missions for the Catalina Baptist Assn. For past conferences, Dr.

itatheal said at least five Tucsonans have been certified as official messengers or delegates each year. Owen Cooper, president of the convention, should be reelected for a second term, said Dr. Ratheal. Cooper is a businessman from Yazoo, Miss. One of the important matters to come before the messengers will be the approval of the $35 million budget for Foreign Mission Board work.

Half each Saturday at 8:30 a.m. with Rabbi Arthur R. Oleisky providing brief sermonic messages. Canter Maurice Falkow and the Rev. Elmer Appel will chant the services.

The Daily Minyan Services will be continued Sundays through Thursdays at 7:30 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. The Friday Services will be at 6 p.m. and the Saturday afternoon Minha Services will begin approximately 30 minutes before sundown. Grads' Program All graduating members of Broadway Christian Church will be honored during tomorrow's 10:45 a.m.

for children will be sponsored this summer by the Home and School Assn. of the Catholic Diocese of Tucson. The program will start June 14 and end Aug. 16. Ten selected and approved movies for children will be shown at the El Dorado and Catalina Theaters Thursdays at 10 a.m.

Single admission ticket prices will be 50 cents and the season tickets will be sold at parochial schools in Tucson for $2. Some of the movies to be shown will be "My Side of the Mountain," "Devil's Brigade" and "Around the World in 80 Days." All graduating members of Broadway Christian Church will be honored during tomorrow's 10:45 a.m. services and afterwards during the fellowship and refreshment time. Building Ideas Preliminary building expansion ideas will be presented to the members of the Pan-tano Church of Christ tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. during a special congregational meeting.

Election of congregational officers and standing committees also will take place. Movie Program A 10-week movie program Church Events I The 123id session of the Southern California-Arizona Annual Conference of the JJnited Methodist Church will fce in Redlancls', Califs from June 15 to June 19. This will be the first conference over -hich Bishop Charles F. Golden will preside since his assignment to this area. The Bev.

Robert A. Stanley, nuperintendent of the Tucson will be the official of the delegation from I here which will include pas-tors and lay delegates of local United Methodist Churches. I Any changes in the pastors of the Tucson's churches will be announced at the close of the conference. Prayer House The nrosram and work of The Prayer House, 2449 E. 7th will be explained during the June tea tomorrow from 4 to 5 p.m.

which will be open to all interested persons. The Harmonica Band will present the musical program and the wives of the musicians will provide tea and refreshments. Mrs. Chester Wilson will be hostess for the tea. The Rev.

Arche Matson, executive director of The 'Prayer House, and his wife will present, the devotional mes-sase. Annual Fiesta The annual Fiesta of the House of Neighborly Service, 243 W. 33rd will be today from 4 to 10 p.m. Advance orders for tamales can be to the House. Sabbath Services Congregation Anshei Israel ill conduct Sabbath Services during the summer months Method Contract OK'd For Addition A contract for the construction of the $00,000 educational-all purpose building at St.

Mark's United Methodist Church has been signed with the McArtluir Construction said the Rev. Orlie White, pastor. Construction is expected to begin within a week. The work of the McArthtir company, for S58.216, will include the major part of the actual building, said F. McMillin, general chairman of the building committee.

The plumbing contract was signed with the Nicholas Plumbing Co. The church budget does not allow for the completion of the building at this time, said the pastor. Under the figure there will be no outside finish, no ceiling, heating or cooling, no closets, no floor covering and no paint. These finishing jobs will be done by church members as Ihe church can afford to buy the materials. Ornund was broken for the unit April with all members turning a shovel of earth.

The new confirmation class will be received into church membership tomorrow at the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Church school will be discontinued during June, July and August, said White. In July and August the Sunday worship service will be advanced to 9:30 a.m. when St.

Mark's congregation worships with the members of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Newman Center Awards Seven UA Scholarships CHRISTIAN CHURCHES (Disciples of Christ) FIRST CHRISTIAN 740 E. Spttdway Worihip 8 45 0, II AM. Church School 9 45 AM BROADWAY 4741 E.

Broodwo Worihip 10:45 A.M. Church School 9 30 A M. SAGUARO (302 E. trooday Worihip 10:30 Church School 9: 15 A PARK AVENUE 4635 Park Avt nnv.n Worship 7: 1 5 A M. Wonhip lrwd 10:45 A COMMUNITY MARANA Church School 11:00 Worih.p 10 0 Luis Castillo, 835 N.

6th Ave. a law student, received the graduate student scholarship. And the Indian student Scholarship went to Avcrtano Olivas, a second semester freshman. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Fidelio Y. Olivas of W. Calle Ventura. The three undergraduate scholarships were given to Mary Grace Horley, Kathleen McCahill and Meriel Rittcn-house. Miss Horley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl J. Horley, was graduated from Sal-pointe High School and is in BISHOP HARTE Phoenix Bishop To Visit The Services of Confirmation and Holy Communion will be administered by Bishop Joseph M. Harte at St. Paul's Memorial Episcopal Church tomorrow at 10 a.m.

The m. Rev. Mr. Harte, of Phoenix, is bishop of the Episcopal Church in Arizona. "A visit to this parish by the Rishop always is special," said the Rev.

Keith Kreitner, rector, "since the first service that Bishop Harte officiated at in this diocese was at St. Paul's Church." A small class of adults and children will be presented to the Bishop for the "laying-on-of-hands" ceremony. After the sei-vice a reception will be given to honor the newly confirmed and Bishop and Mrs. Harte. The entire service and reception will be open to the public, said Father Kreitner.

East Tucson CHURCH OF GOD 5665 E. 29th St. Sunday School 9:45 i.m. Worship 4 Phone: 7110-1844 or 296-0470 Bethel Tabirnneli 5901 E. 2nd St.

I Ilk. South li Spntniy Inter-faith Charismatic Sunday Schorl Ui k. Wrrihip Hour 13:41 il. iv; 7-30 I libit Sruft rhuis. 7:3 n.

E. I. Stolons Pastor "'There IS Difference" First Free Will Baptist cw 2565 EAST 18th STREET (ONE BLOCK. EAST OF TUCSON BLVD.) Sundav School :45 a.m. Morning Service 1 1 :00 a.m.

Training Service 6:30 p.m. Evening Service p.m. Vied. Midweek Service HEH "OVERSHADOWED" KFMM-FM (M.5) Miliilry It Deaf I her sophomore year at the University. She is president of the Newman Center Student Union.

Miss McCahill, a junior majoring in Spanish, is from Goshen, Ind. Miss Kittenhouse, a junior English major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meriel K. Rittenhou.se of Tucson.

The Salpointe senior scholarship award was presented Norcen O'Callaghan, a current graduate of Salpointe High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. O'Callaghan.

The 10 churches conducting thp "People Search" includi First Baptist of Catalina, Em manuel. Enchanted Hills First Southern, Manor, Firs; Baptist Marana, Pima Street, Richland Heights, Rincon and Twenty-Second Street. Flowing Wells I rcachm? id ifwW Baptists To Conduct Census On Religions A "People Search" religions census will be conducted this weekend by 10 Southern Baptist Churches of the Catalina Baptist Assn. Workers will begin today at 9.30 a.m. to determine the number of denominations represented in Tucson and the number of persons affiliated with Religious-Science Church To Meet In New Building The Tucson Church of Religious Science will take possession of its new home for its services tomorrow at 11 a.m., while a church building nears completion.

Dr. William H. T). Hornaday of the Founders Church in ls Angeles will be thp speaker for tomorrow's dedication. The church, organized about 1st CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE I 1 Chorls D.

Geddei, Minister jSrlw SUBJECT: L0VE' NEVER tNDING CIRCLt" -tMHlF- SUN 1 1 A.M. of II lutson Womon's Club 6245 t. Bellevui vi. i FLSC.INTiJt I blk. N.

Speedwoy Wilmot Ifc SCIENCE OF MIND I a POSITIVE, CREATIVE LIVING 883-2730 rT BHkklkWKKIkBKtlKUkWBKBkWBKkWkWkWkWlkU ia CWSri fT 1 t. of the budget, or $17 million, was raised by Southern Baptist Churches in a single drive known as the Lottie Moon Fund, said Dr. Ratheal. Another large budget to be approved will be $12 million for the Home Mission Board work. Of this amount $6 million was given through the Lottie Moon Fund.

The entire 1974 budget of the Southern Baptist Convention to be approved in Portland is based on the 1973 receipts of the church which supports seven seminaries, 2,400 foreign missionaries in 77 countries and 2,250 home missionaries. The Evangelical Free Church 5130 East Fifth Street Phone 795-3074 8 30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. he poi ils ol prosperity" Rc. Wav nr Lclistcn 7P.M.

"Wnribip under the Stars" At Lay Bar Ranch. Cortaro, No Services at Church Sundau School 9.45 A.M. loseph Bubar. Assoc. Pastor 7:30 p.m 1-2 PM SUNDAY John A.

Edwards Potior Phonf 327-4409 Chorus Blvd. Centeredi Bf4Sv Chu rc hJfr The Southern Baptist Convention and its related association meetings will draw thousands of members of the denomination to Portland, the second week in June. Meeting simultaneously 10 and 11 will be the Superintendents of Missions. Women's Missionary Union and the Religious Educators Assn. The national Pastors Conference will be June 11.

The Church Music Conference will follow the general convention on June 15 and 16. The Southern Baptist Convention will be convened June 12 and meetings are scheduled through June 14. The theme will be "Share the Word Now." This will be the first time in a number of years that Tucson will not be represented at the Railroad Class There are about 10 railroads in the U.S. class I CATALINA VISTA Yin CAMDEN PH. CENTRAL C4 COIUMBUS PH.

376.1366 FIRST HIGHLAND otlOth Ph. JI3S MOUNTAIN VIEW S. PANIANO PH. 296-4974 NORTHSIDE 3367 GERONIMO PH. 887-885 PALMDALE 38 W.

PALMDALF PH 294 9314 DEL RIO Spanish 300 W. 44TH ST. n-minnte rmiMial It a great sound: It contempo- and heat! "preview" of what sou will he seeing on T.Y., son can see and the children this Sunday ev ening at ickctt School. Listen to Dailv on KFMM-FM 99.5 (kc) at 9:45 A.M. "all service far the denf" Christ Community Church (5 NOW ON ihc f4ir vol SICK ITT Jt.

HIGH SCHOOL loritfo BfTwffM sr wn ow roil f(i4n Sundoy SchoO1 Morning Worship Sundoy Night "Thr fr.pnfiH 9I34M 11 00 A 7 00 PM. Chiirfh Pastor: Jack Brock W'm S. VYomersley ST. MARK'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3809 E. 3rd St.

Ph. 325-1519 Pastors: Paul David Sholin, Wm. C. Howell, Thon.us S. Glenn 9:30 Holy Communion 9:30 Church School 1 1:00 Service of the Word iving in Freedom Good Cheer' P.

David Sholen TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 740 North 4th Ave. Petween of A Downtown Ministers: John G. Dovits Dole E. Hewitt, Hugh Stewart James R. Hine, Floyd V.

Fihcn Worship: 8:30 i 11.00 A M. Church School Classes 9:30 A Broadcast 11:30 A.M. KOPO Radio 1450 THE CHURCH REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY'' Dr. John G. Dovies IMMANUEL 9752 E.

22nd St. Ph. 296-2253 Worship 1 1 A.M. I INDIAN MISSION I I' ONE 1 PARSON'S tp41 inikllnll OPINION rmMi If "Stpp Into The Smishinf 1 1 1 at statement But it's more than a "slaif- it's a MUSICAL: The Choir nf Christ tnunilv Chinch will he present- itif; this mtisiial on television (Channel fJ) on July 7th. The time will he announced in the There are 30 children in the group, and they sing the entire be nieniorv I nr a Assembly of God I 'V TUCSON UNITED CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Rev.

Walter Peters SUNDAY 1 1 A.M. "MAKE FRIENDS WITH YOURSELF" 1ST SUNDAY IN OUR NEW LOCATION 1200 E. NAVAJO Blk. North of Ft. Lowell Rd.

You Are Invited To A "Growing Going Church" VICTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 2550 W. Ruthrouff Rd. (Northwest Tucson 3 Blks. East of Freeway) Evangelistic Preaching Progressive Progrom Ministering to Entire Family Joyful Singing hy Ralph Rouqust The Victory Singers Virjll L. Johes Pastor Res.

888-6731 Church S88-0202 it518 3JV Sung) School Sun. tuntelistic Youth Simci it 7 it I For the second year, scholarships have been awarded to continuing or incoming students at the University of Arizona by the Newman Center Scholarship Committee, said the Rev. Butler. O.P., dircetor of the Catholic student center. Six of the seven scholarships are made possible through a fund established by the late Miss Kay.

Dumphy, a Tucso-nan. The fund is administered by a five-member board. The other scholarship is provided by the Newman Sustaining Board. It was awarded to Kathleen Mersch, a freshman nursing student from Los Angeles. the First Fitp Methodist Church, 1350 N.

Arcadia is nearly completed structurally, the Rev. Merline F. Archer, pastor, said yesterday. The congregation's "Pay As We Build" construction program, he said, is receiving recognition throughout the Arizona-Southern California Conference of the denomination. Tomorrow's worship service will be at 11 a.m.

and the Christian Youth Crusaders will direct the public service at fi p.m. SAHUARO BAPTIST CHURCH Meeting at Anna Henry Elementary School lEfljl at Camino Stco on 5th ft lqo Way) SS 9 45 A M. Stmctt 1 1 A ft 1 An Indfpsndtnt saptiit Church THOMAS MNN. PStOt 7S-tI UNITARIAN Universalis Church 4831 East 22nd Stmt Adult Progrom Sundoy School Sundoy 10.30 A.M. 795-2190 If no onintr: 298-4340 CHURCH OF CHRIST 2145 S.

SAHUARA Sun. Bible Study 9:45 t.m. Worship, 10:4 5 i.m. I 7:30 p.m. Thurs.

Bible Study 7:30 John H. loth. Ivongeliftt 325-3491 US. 3401 ml Wcitnorp Hd. NORTHSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Sun.

Bible Study 9 45 a.m. Morn. Worship 10:45 o.m. Eve. Worship m.

Wed. R.ble Study 7.30 m. Preacher W. C. Moseley 887-2242 AMERICAN BAPTIST CATALINA BAPTIST 1900 N.

Country Club CHurch School 9:5 m. Worship Services S.30 11 A.M. "lets Make A Deal" Rev. James logon the Did ohioucit tvi H.I.. I'll.

(J.s-.-()) Wt so im ri sun i do rm. Morning Woiship Wed be Service Prayer Service 10 50 AM. 7 30 PM. Thurs. 10 OQ AM Pasloi: Robon S.

NUll.iiity Assistant Pastor: Krnv Mi MM I l-'lowiii: -ll LOUIS W. JOHNSON Pastor The Men's VALLEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 5968 E. FAIRMOUNT Bible School 9:30 Youth Meeting 6:30 Morning Worship 10:30 Evening Worship 7:30 libit Mioving, Not rllilin'-d with Nntieoal CharthMl Phone 298-6717 Guest MiniMer the churches, said Dr. ('. Mcl- vin Ratheal, superintendent of missions of the association.

The census workers will continue the tabulations through tomorrow afternoon. "The cooperation of everyone in the districts to be surveyed will be appreciated," said Wes Hook, Sunday school director for the association, who is directing the census taking. CHURCHES OF CHRIST HIGHLAND AVENUE 1702 H.ghlond Av 622-1067 Joipr lal.i, Miniilor 622 27J7 Sundoy Itblo Study 9.45 a m. Worship 1 1.00 o.m. 6:00 m.

Wd. libit Study 7:4 p.m. UNCCHN STREET 32 W. Lincoln StrMt Knicoo Mam, Mmittr 887 1352 Sgndoy lh Study 10 00 m. Warihip 1 1 00 n.lOpm.

Wtd lib's Study 7,00 r. MOUNTAIN AVENUE Uil Msunlom 793-I13 )oH loot. Si! A2i-S6i Rww Son 88 1 -3876 Sunday lifale Study 9.45 a.m. Worihip 10 45 6.30 m. W.d.

I blf Study m. PALO VERDE 651 t. Kolb Kood 296-5101 Kill Morrow, Evongtlut Hoy Holland, Minuttr Worih.p 8 00. 9 15, 10 30 am, 4 30, 6 a. Sundoy libit Study 8 15, 9 30 Wd.

libit Study 7.30 m. SOUTHSIDE 2i03 E. 36th Stiett 623 261 8 M. Pdiii 793 0098 Sundoy Biblt Study 10 45 m. Worship 9:45 o.m.

6 30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study 7:30 p.m. "Herold of Truth" KOLD Sun 10:30 a.m.; KFMM Sot. 8:00 a.m.

hear the Y4 vear aco, has acquired the buildms at 3269 N. Mountain Ave. The Rev. Walter J. of Los Angeles accepted the pastorate in September and since that time church attendance has grown sufficiently to warrant the move to a permanent church home.

Besides the regular 11 a.m. service on Sundays, facilities now make it possible to have Sunday school classes. They "'0 will he at 11 a.m. and will be started soon, said Mac Par-ris, a member. The sanctuary addition to-the present church home of Calvary Baptist Church 758 So.

Columbus Blvd. Tucson, Arizona 8571 I Sunday School 9 45 A M. Worship 11:00 M. 7 00 M. Widntidoy tvtmng 7 60 fnslor Horore (rowdsr 7073 -THF (HlfflH THAT ABES TUCSON REFORMED CHURCH $005 E.

Winsett Nir frayrrolt and Hih S. 3.40 Worship 11.0-7.0 liv. tuiirl E. Spmctr, foslor 324-6402 UNITID FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL U.C.M. 45A SPIRITUALIST 4711 Htnlhornt Phoni tl! Friday Message Strvid 7 30 m.

Sundiy Service 7 00 lt Glenn WriM end Auertetes TUCSON FRIENDS MEETING (Quaker) 129N Worr.n 10 a.m. Sunday School 1 1 a.m. Stmi-Programmed Worthie SHoting tht power ol stance, the tncouf ogemtnt thf spoken word. Cltrk: Hoirv M. Pre.o 297 0.1O4 FOR SALE Thompson's Chain Reference Bible Phene: Geergs Hease 885-6366 E.

34th St. II CHURCH OF CHRIST 1Ar SUNDAY SERVICES fT 9:45 A.M. Bible Study North 10:45 a.m. Worship Country 6:30 P.M. Worship I I CUlb WEDNESDAY 7:30 -d I Del Wininger, Evongist rxiTin III Itril IMUKITOItV First Foursquare Church 431 N.

Plumer Ave. SUNDAY SERVICES be singing Sunday eveningi Bob LeFevre-Ditector BAPTISMAL SUNDAY EVENING 1. WHO SHOULD BE BAPTIZED? Acts 2:41 They that gladly received his words were baptized 2. WHAT IS THE MODE OF BAPTISM? If the translators of the King James Version had followed the method of translating instead of Anglicizing the word, "baprizo" everywhere in New Testament where we find "Baptize" it should read "Immerse." Matthew 3: 16. And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him.

Sunday School 1 0:00 A.M. Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Sunday Evening 7:30 P.M. TUCSON BAPTIST TEMPLE ST. ANDREW'S PRFSBYTtRIAN CHURCH Cosos Adobes Area 7600 Paseo del Norte 297 2122 Worship Church School 10:30 PRESIDING: Rev.

Bob Duloney CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6565 E. BROADWAY Milton Emmons, Minister Worship 8:30 and 11:00 A.M. Church School First Grode Thru Adults 9:30 A M. Pre school 1 1 :00 A.M. NORTHMINSTER 3430 Eait Fort Lowell Rood Richard F.

Rowley, Minister 11 AM. "Communion" SAT. 7:30 PM: Under Crouni (Collet House) Pastor: Rev. O. R.

Alpcrt D.D., Ph. 796-1642, 792-3176 Russell C. Owens, Assistant Minister "Singing Payne 6 P.M. Speaker. John Deieticti Also i Musical Group Irom Los Angeles Family' lam-7pm iS 6..

VX -S, iVl 1 1 Ml. Rev. T. Abbott Mrs. R.

Hunter Parish Visitors Worship Service 8:30 11 :00 A Church School 9:45 A.M. Youth 7:00 P.M COVENANT 17th St. off Country Club (2800 E. 17th St.) Youth, College, Adult Bible Classes 8:43 A.M. Worship Services 10 A.M.

6 P.M. Nursery Available at All Services Morning "How to Have a Happy ond Meaningful Life" Evening Sermon by the Postor Rev. John E. Evans, Postor At all Sunday Services: 1 525 S. Columbus PALO VERDE BAPTIST CHURCH 323-1703 2151 N.

Polo V.rdo (Comorvativo) MARTIN. JEMSCN 9:45 o.m. Sunday School for all Agef 11:00 m. SUNDAY MORNING Communion Sorvico "CONSIOtR HIM" 4:30 p.m. SUNDAY EViNINC GOO Pel ACHED MY BACCALAUREATE' Enroll your child in Palo Vordo Christian School Kindere orlon throuf 7Hi frada SPECIAL GOSPEL CONCERT at 6:1 5 pm SUNDAY NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH 2855 N.

Cravcroft J.C. Joiner, l'asior SOUTHSIDE 317 Wet 23rd St. Celebration of the Wnrrt 9:00 A M. i1.