Tri-City Herald from Pasco, Washington (2024)

May 2, 1952

Publication:

Tri-City Heraldi

Location:

Pasco, Washington

Issue Date:

Friday, May 2, 1952

Page:

5

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'r FRIDAY MAY 2 1952 TRI-CITY HERALD PASCO KENNEWICK RICHLAND WASH PAGE FIVE IN THE SERVICE Times Given For Services Sunday services at foe Northwest United Protestant Church 1312 Sacramento Richland will begin with church school classes for all ages at 9:45 am Paul Huckleberry is general superintendent Morning worship will be at 11 am with observance of foe Supper The choir Tinder foe direction of Leith Loder with Mrs Leslie Lyall at the organ will present a sacred anthem The minister foe Rev Holly Roy Jarvis will deliver a sermon cm Compulsion of Junior High Fellowship will be at 6 pTn and evening church service at 7:30 pm Sermon Church of foe First Pasco Choir Dates Concert For Sunday The Caroleer Choir of the Pasco Christian Church is presenting a spring concert Whole World Sunday at 7:30 pm in foe church' This concert taken from a song book by that name compiled by Edith Thomas will be given by foe children dressed in native costumes as they sing foe songs from various countries Juniors who are singing special numbers in foe concert are: Mary Lou Skinnell singing a Japanese Doll Song Sara Stringham a Samoan folk song Sandra and Carol Merritt a Chinese lullaby A Czechoslovakian farm song is being sung by Larry Gregory Rena Russell a Belgian Congo chant and a quartette composed of Peggy Votaw Judy Wltherow Mari Anderson Phyllis Holmquist and Louise Cole singing two Japanese songs for children Other numbers include general chorus numbers and intrumental numbers Hollis Mudd is foe reader Pfc Charles Goacknar Jr whose wife Katherine lives in Pasco served with the aggressor force in Exercise Avalanche foe US-French Army maneuver recently held high in foe Austrian Alps 1 It was one of foe first of several exercises planned to improve military cooperation among foe North Atlantic Treaty nations His outfit foe 510th Field Artillery Battalion frequently moved its 105-mm howitzers on narrow roads cut through snow more than 20 feet deep Goeckner a cook in Battery of the 510fo entered foe Army in November 1950 He attended St Gertrude's Academy and was formerly employed by the Northern Pacific Railroad The Spanish Armada was composed of 132 ships Young People To Conduct Sunday Service Yoting people of the West Side United Protestant Church will con duct the services Sunday at 7:30 pm Joyce Harness of the Tuxis Fellowship group and Larry Blackburn of the Westminster High School Fellowship will have charge of the devotional exercises The Sanctuary Chorus Choir will furnish the music and the pastor the Rev Elmer Larson will speak on the newly acquired painting Our which is being -presented to the young people by Mr and Mrs Car-roll Pleasance The following have united with the membership of the West Side Church: Mrs Vera Tappan Sandra Snider Marline Tappan A Harness Jr Jay Tappan Charl-sie Ellis Cecil Leishman Mrs Helen Leishman Douglas Duncan Mrs Norma Spencer Marlene Maness Annie Lee Parker Janet Wilgus Gary Wilgus Ruth Johnson Janice Leishman Nancy jeishman Helen Holder Howard Newell Frank Keys Tappan Bill Spencer Mrs Ethel De Mers Mr and Mrs Victor Wilgus Mrs Viola Ellis Mrs Wanda Haness Mr and Mrs £orson Mr and Mrs Bill Gardner Mr and Mrs Walter Zielan Mr and Mrs Leslie McIntosh and Mr and-Mrs' Carroll Pleasance Reception for new members will' be held May 7 at the Recreation Hall of the church following the monthly pot luck supper after which a talent show under the direction of Fouts will be EPISCOPAL CHURCH AD Saints Richland MAY 4 1 8:15 Morning Prayer at Stevens and Van Giesea 11:00 un Morning Prayer Dorm W-10 READY TO SING All costumed up and ready to sing at the Pasco Christian Church Friday at 7:30 are left to right Sara Stringham Mary Ellen Anderson Peggy Ann Vo-tawv Phyllis Holmquist Oren Gene Russell Rena Russell Carol Jean Merritt Sandra Ann Merritt Louise Anne Cole and Hollis Anne Mudd All are members of the car-oleer choir which consists of boys and girls in the junior group REV JOSEPH SELZ SelzToOpen Evangelistic Week Monday The Rev Joseph Selz who has just returned from four weeks in Palestine will be foe guest speaker in a one-week evangelistic campaign beginning Monday night at foe Church of the Nazarene in Richland The messages of Mr Oriental tour have created much interest 1 In his visit to this community he will be presenting things of interest to everyone One night he will wear a coat of many colors Every night he will present a Biblical message Services will begin each night with a variety of music at 7:30 pm This campaign concludes on Sunday May 11 foe fourth anniversary of foe Richland Church of foe Nazarene On this day Mr Selz will be speaking at 11 am and 7:30 pm Of additional interest on Anniversary Sunday will be the presence of foe Rev and Mrs A Berg superintendent of foe work of foe Church of foe Nazarene in Australia who will be speaking at a special service at 2:30 pm RICHLAND HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention LOUIE DENDY Pastor was glad when they said unto Me let us go into the house of the Ps 122:1 School ajn Training Union 7:00 ym-Momlng Warship ajn Evening Worship 8:00 pjn SERVICES HELD IN MARCUS WHITMAN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Much Written About AA But Picture Still Is Not Clear To Average Person The group now number well over 150000 members with groups established in more than 5000 cities including our own Tri-Cities of Richland Kennewick and Pasco It be long now before you too will have the opportunity to visit an meeting of the Alcoholic Anonymous The 'Tri-City groups are sponsoring a joint meeting at the Civic Auditorium in Pasco on May 17 at 7:30 pm There will be out-of-town delegates and speakers Whether or not you have a drinking problem in your family you are cordially invited I guarantee some of you will get your frozen superiority thawed out considerably Series Of Sermons Planned By Pastor Believing that make a Pastor Stanely Hunt First Baptist Church Kennewick is opening a series on and Sunday at 11 am The evening service opens at with singing led by Dari Henckel and the Junior Choir The message will be on to Become and a Command to The Church School meets at 9:45 am and the Training Leagues at 6:30 pm On Wednesday at 7:30 pm the regular form will be set aside in the mid-week meeting to hold the annual business meeting of the church Special Speaker To Be Heard The Kennewick Christian Church will have a representative from Northwest Christian College at Eugene Ore as guest speaker Sunday night i Phil Ryan an advanced student and minister of Junction City Ore will speak at foe 7:30 pm service Ryan is reported to be an outstanding speaker There will also be a great song-fest and two special musical numbers At foe 11 am service foe Rev Virgil Halbig foe pastor will use as his subject: Call to The Choir will sing an anthem and foe Supper will be observed 1 College Student To Be Speaker In foe morning worship service of foe First Christian Church Pasco Phil Ryan guest speaker from Northwest Christian College Eugene Ore will be the speaker This is foe annual college day in the church when young ministerial students from the college at Eugene preach foe sermons in the morning and evening services of foe Christian churches (Disciples of Christ) throughout foe Northwest In foe evening Ryan will preach in the Kennewick Christian Church The evening service in foe Pasco Church will begin at and will feature the old hymns of foe church Young people meet at 6 pm for Youth Fellowship The young people of foe Christian Church both foe high school and junior high groups will meet at 6 pm in foe Walla Walla Christian Church for a meeting and supper SUNDAY AT 7:30 PM YOUTH SERVICE AT WEST SIDE UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCty OF RICHLAND Lee and Wright Devotional Service by 1 Joyce Harness of the Tuxis Fellowship Lorry Blackburn Westminister Fellowship Music by the Santuary Chorus Choir MESSAGE ON MEMORIAL PAINTING "CHRIST OUR PILOT" By Rev Elmer Larson Youth Fellowship Mooting Every Sunday at 6:30 PM Richland Rector To Preach Sermon Song Sermon To Be Given Love a song sermon will be presented at 7:30 pm Sunday at foe Richland Baptist Church with both foe choir and the congregation participating under foe direction of Miss Imogene Baker music director The program of hymns will show foe meaning extent and result of foe love of God as It prepares us for a place of rest Soloists will be Mrs Bollinger and Zona Beth Bumgarner with Betty June Carlson as organist and Shirley Frye as pianist Charles Rice win read foe scrip tore foe third chapter of John The Rev William Greenfield new rector of All Episcopal Church Richland will conduct his first services in his new cure Sunday Fr Greenfield plans two celebrations of the Holy Eucharist the earlier service being observed at the church beginning promptly at 8 am and followed by an 11 a low celebration at Dorm W-10 On -Saturday Fr Greenfield who is also youth advisor for the Sermon Subject Given For Sunday The Rev Ac Wischmeier of the Kennewick Methodist Church will preach this Sunday on the topic: is Like Bonnie Kuiper will sing a solo and foe Senior Choir will present an anthem under foe direction of Mrs Ferguson Sunday evening services' have been discontinued until next fall JL District of Spokane will conduct a retreat for the House of Young Churchmen at St Walla Walla He has asked that all Episcopalians in Richland particularly the young people make an especial effort therefore to participate in the early Eucharist on Sunday as the special intention will be the advancement of youth activities Fr and Mrs Greenfield and son Billy arrived in Richltond Thursday and are making their home at the new rectory 641 Birch They came from Spokane where Fr Greenfield was Vicar in charge of St and Epiphany Missions and where he formerly served as a Canon of the Cathedral of St John the Evangelist Particular attention is called to the fact that the first Eucharist will begin at 8 am this Surft1ay instead of the usual 9:15 am hour RICHLAND HEIGHTS BAPTIST Impeachment proceedings according to the constitution can be brought against foe president vice president and all civil officers of foe United States for bribery or qjher high crimes and When ice floats in water foe portion of foe ice below water level is the same volume that would be occupied by foe water resulting from foe melting all foe ice Pasco EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Raymond Hinds Pasco Fh 5326 Co-operating With Southern Baptist 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Morning Worship 7:00 PM Training Union 8:00 FH Evening Worship Temporary Location Pasco Community Center Evangelistic Services Evangelism Week To Be Observed The Pasco First Lutheran Church 5fo and Bonneville will observe Evangelism Week beginning Sunday The Rev Clifford Larson will preach every night through Thursday at 8 pm His theme will be Call to You in Sacrament To Be Observed On Sunday At both 9:30 am and 11 am worship services at the Central United Protestant Church 1200 Stevens Drive Richland the Sacrament of the Supper will be observed In the first service the Youth Choir will bring the service of song and the anthem the by Ivanoff In the second service the Senior Choir will bring the service of song In addition to the anthem of the by Noble sung by the choir the by Malotte will be sung by Mrs Ann Grigg The communion service of the 9:30 hour will be along traditional lines in which the congregation reads the responses In the later service the somewhat more formal choral communion will be used in which the choir sings the responses Sermon topic for both services is Facing our Inner Furnished Laundered Diapers! Diapers! MARTIN'S LAYETTE SERVICE Ph Richland 7-6989 welcome tk WASHINGTON AT Meeting Whitman School SUNDAY MAY 4th Sunday 10:00 AJL Morning 11:00 AM "WHAT THEN WILL DO WITH JESUS Training 7:00 PM Evening Worship 8:00 FM "PLEADING AND (Editor's' Note: The following artido on tho Tri-City Alcoholics Anonymous published by tho Tri-City Harold os a public service was written by North Richland woman who is not a member of AA Howovor sho has agreed to help publicise the May 17 "Open to tho public" mooting of tho AA in Pasco) By GRACE HINMAN Much has been written about Al-eoholic Anonymous yet it strikes ma how little the average person knows about it Yet how many homes have escaped the drinking problem? If not in the immediate family there are relatives or friends who need the help that Alcoholic Anonymous can give them Today it is a recognized fact that alcoholism is a disease Therefore the old-fashioned treatment of giving a the is inhuman unkind and uncharitable The alcoholic is just as sick as the person with tuberculosis coronary thrombosis or disease Worse he cannot be cured only helped in maintaining a life of sobriety Once he has won his way into sobriety he cannot let down but must keep up the constant vigil to keep sober Alcoholic Anonymous helps men out of alcoholism like a life guard pulling drowning men from a watery grave Their willingness to save others is one of the inspiring things about However they do not help anyone who does not seek that help No one is urged to join THE ENTIRE program is one of mutual assistance and encouragement to stay sober There are no fees or obligations or regulations When a member has attained sobriety it is out of the fullness of his heart only that he helps others to help themselves And in so doing he helps to maintain his own sobriety Alcoholic Anonymous is not a secret organization but the anonymity of its members is respected and observed It is not a religious organization but its members do admit to a greater power (whatever they want to call it God spir-rit faith or right thinking) that is more capable)! running their daily lives than they have shown them- selves to be The fellowship of Alcoholic Anonymous touches on the divine When first an alcoholic comes into he has a fear of sobriety He just picture life without whisky It sounds bleak and dull But once he accepts the program and feels that fellowship of those who understand him he finds a peace and contentment and happiness he has never experienced before He is offered the opportunity to rebuild his whole life just by availing himself of 12 steps for keeping sober THE HIGHEST instructor and friend of the alocholic is the Alcoholic Anonymous the constant and determined effort that breaks down the resistance for that first drink Anything desirable in life be it food clothing a job or sobriety is gained only by your own endeavor And sometimes the things we work for the hardest ark the things we appreciate the most and bend every effort to keep and protect Striving for sobriety through is based on humility Therefore in the movement money property or authority are not permitted beyond the bare essentials By taking away fame wealth and social prestige which weigh not one jot in the balance of God you get clearer views of the princi pies of It is a world one million miles removed from bitterness It is radiant with mercy and honesty It was the noted author Fulton Ousler who called alcoholics "charming And I heartily agree with him They can go from the sad to the ridiculous in their stories They chuckle about the past reminiscently but they have put it completely behind them Can you do the same? I AM NOT an alcoholic If were my name would not appear at the head of this article' but I have attended a number of open-to-the-public meetings and have become amazed at the most renowned movement of its kind Alcoholic Anonymous The gtoup had its start in 1934 when a man in Akron recovered from the disease of alcoholism and determined to help others Iff Mil "Holding Forth Tho Word of Life-Si 45 AM The Church School For All Ages 11:00 AM "BAPTISTS AND BELIEFS' 6:30 PM Adult Senior Junior Leagues 7:30 FM "COMMAND to Become POWER to Become" Stanley Hunt Pastor VQUTH-CHgfSr Come and Worship With Us Each Sunday i Attend One Of The Lutheran Churches In The Tri-Cities The First Lutheran Church 2ND and KENNEWICK LUVAAS Pastor 11:00 A Morning Worship IS THE MYSTERY OF 9:45 A Sunday School 7:00 Young Peoples Luther League SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 Dave Carlson preacher Traveller in Mexico ana Centred America Mala Quartet Trumpeter Interdenominational Welcoming Yon FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Washington at First Kennewick OUR LADY OF LOURDES Mr and Mrs Joseph Bond 82 Parkview Kennewick April 30 Mr and Mrs Clinton Edgerly General Delivery Pas- co April 29 Mr and Mrs Learoye Renick 41-C Navy Homes Pasco April 30 Mr and Mrs Henry Brett 1940 Yakima Pasco April 30 KADLEC HOSPITAL Mr and Mrs Nicholas Cres-cente Box 843 Richland April 28 a girl Mr and Mrs Earl Duncan Route one Richland April 29 a boy Mr and Mrs Charles Kan-gas Box 728 Benton City April 29 a boy Mr and Mrs Delvin Woody 1408 Black Court Richland April 30 a girl Although proportions vary from place to place and period to period records indicate that human twins are produced about once in 100 births triplets once in 10000 and quadruplets once in a' million GffiRffliPffilKSBI SBegjms RftamdlGiy (Continues Thru Sunday May 11th) WITH REV JOSEPH SELZ 4 The First Lutheran Church 5TH and PASCO ORVILLE HIEPLER Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 Morning Sermon taken from John s' Sunday School 9:30 Luther League Sunday 5:30 Spiritual Emphasis Week beginning Sunday evening 8 PM including Thursday istor Clifford Larson of Longview Washington iuest Speaker Special music at each meeting Mr Selz has Just returned from four weelr tour of Palestine and the far East Ha will be presenting fresh glimpses of this recent visit plus a sound Bible cantered message each evening Friends and neighbors ere invited to share the ministry of this unas- turning evangelist 730 pm One Week Only 7iiopm RICHLAND CHURCH of the NAZARENE Humphreys and Wright Edward Hum Minister Richland Lutheran Church STEVENS and VAN RICHLAND Kenneth Peisker Pastor-Elect Divine Worship 9:40 and 11:00 AM Theme: WAY iTHE TRUTH and THE John by pastor Song Service (with film on life of Paul entitled: to 8:00 PM Sunday School Intermediate :40 AM Primary 11:00 AM Luther League 6:30 PM HOT LAKE a STXND TOUI WEEKEND AT NOT XAKK OBE oa Trout WhlT- No Ucmm iKidrri Dm Huatiaf witk Camara Bait Balm with Bat Mawd Botha Stoam BOtha Boom CaakaB Koala Baaaoo-.

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