Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
Lutheran Rites
For Anniversary
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Mrs. Nina Hunt Taylor and Miss
Dorothy Gatliff, two young Negro
policewomen of Toledo, both of
whom are members of Warren
A. M. f. Church, will be present,
and have consented to relate some
of the observations and eXperienc-
es they have had in their inter-
esting, though hazardous and dan
gerous work.
Monday, September 25th will he
patriotic Night, this service to
be sponsored and conducted by
Port Clinton Post No. 113 of the
American Legion. During this
service an American Flag will be
presented to the Church by the
Post and accepted by the Pastor,
as a part of the permanent plat
form equipment of the Church.
Definite arrangements are yet
incomplete for the Tuesday even
ing service, Sept 26, but an
nouncement will be made later
with reference to that date.
Wednesday, Sept. 81 has been
designated as 'Inter-Church Eel
lowShip Night" The program for
this occasion is being prepared
by Rev. l.. E. Stewart, secretary
of the Port Clinton Ministerial AS
sociation, and it is expected that
all resident pastors, together with
representatives from their various
churches, will be present to par
ticipate in this service of Chris
tian felicitation and fellowship.
Laymen's Night" is Thursday,
Sept. %. On this occasion a num-
Der of prominent business and
professional men of both Lucas
and Ottawa counties have been
asked to be present. Mayor Carl
Becker is expected to bring greet
ingS on behalf of the city of Port
Clinton, and Hon. Tom d. Stahl,
Judge of the Ottawa County Court
of Common Pleas will deliver the
principal address. Special music
numbers will be rendered by the
famous Ionian Male Quartet of the
Central Christian Church, Toledo,
Ohio.
Friday evening, Sept. % will
mark the close of the week of
dedication services. The Rev FL
liott j. Mason, pastor of Third
Baptist Church, Toledo, will
preach the closing sermon. Rev.
Mason, though a young man, is
considered one of the most inter-
esting, outstanding and forceful
preachers of the Baptist denomin-
alton. Under his comparatively
short pastorate, the membership
of Third Baptist Church has near
lv doubled and there is an over
flow attendance at the services
generally every Sunday morning.
One of the number of excellent
choirs from the church as we'll as
a large delegation of officials and
membsrs, will accompany Rev.
Mason on his visit here.
In connection with this week of
services Rev. Pryor, pastor of the
local church, announces that there
is an urgent and pressing need
that at least 100000 be raised
during the week 1t is their plan
that he and every adult member
of the Church will contribute not
less than $1,000 each, which, as
he asserts. will be the incentive
for others to do likewise or even
better, since there is no finer in
veStment than that for which the
Church stands in any community
Therefore, with the gifts com
ing from the $500 Faithfuls" ant
a great host of Dollar Donors
he is of the opinion and firm il
his faith that the desired goa
will be reached without difficulty
All the evening services, a
announced above, are to begil
promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Rev
Pryor Further announces that q
the close of each evening Servic
the ladies of the church hav,
planned to serve coffee, sandwich
eS and ice cream, thus making
it an ideal week of Faith, food
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