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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-20
Army sergeant
William PeGvers
receives CwCrd

US Forces, Korea (AHTNCl
Army Sergeant First Glass
William d. Beavers, whose
wife, Helen, lives at 1907 Cher
okee Avenue, Pascagoula, has
been awarded the Army Com
mendation Medal while serv-
ing with the Eighth US Army
in Korea.
Beavers received the award
for outstanding performance Of
duties as an administration
specialist in the Eighth Army's
augmentation headquarters.
He entered the Army in 1948
and arrived overseas in Au-
gust 1860.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-20
j. v. Wainwright
completes cruise
oboord transport

Norfolk, Va. (FHTNC) -
Scheduled to return to Nor
folk in mid-October upon COM
pletion of a six-month cruise
IN the Mediterranean aboard
the attack transport USS Ere
mont is Julius v. Wainwright,
commissaryman third class,
USN, son Of the r. L. Vain
wrights Of 1907 Bay Street,
Moss Point.
While in the Mediterranean,
the Fremont visited Turkey,
Greece, Corsica, Italy, Spain
and Sicily.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-20

Memorial Day began in 1868,
on the order of Gen. John A.
Logan.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Georgia Start

Doug Sanders started as an
amateur golfer at the American
Legion course in Cedartown, Ga.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
WHITE soX, 4; TWINS, )
MINNESOTA
CHICAGO

E-None. PO-A- Minnesota 26-lo, Chi
cago D-l6. 1.-TWO out when winning run
scored. DP-Fox, Aparicio and Sievers;
Versailles, Martin and Killebrew; Apart
clio, Fox and Sievers. LOB Minnesota
10, Chicago 5. 2B-Lemon, Sievers, Mi
noso. 3B Smith. HR- Allison. S-Larsen.
ST Fox.
Ramos IL. s.l9 52,3 : q 3 :
Baumann . 32-3 s 3 z 0
Larsen wv, 40 5l-3 4 o 0 2
HBP By Ramos Fo); by Baumann
(Ramos). -Umont, Stewart, Berry, Lin
sslata. T-2:36. A-l4,lsl.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
ANGELS, 4; YANKEES. 3
YORK Los ANGELES

E-None. Po-A-New York 2A-5, Los
Angeles 27-ll. LOB-New York s. Los
Angeles 8. 2B-Howard, Moran. 3B-
Pearson. HR-L. Thomas, Wagner. Maris,
Averill, Berra.
Stafford Il, lo-D 52,s s q % 81
Daley ....... ala o o 2
Arroyo ......2 2 z z
Mcbride CW. Io-lo) ? s >
HBP-By Mcbride BlanchardD. u
Smith, Soar, Mckinley, Chylak. T-2:2s.
A-l9,93o.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Night Game

Edwards. PO-A-San Francisco IT,
l3, Cincinnati 27-l4. DP-Davenport and
McCovey. LOB-San Francisco ), Cincin-
natl S. 2B-McCovey, Blasingame, Ed
wards. HR- Mays, Cepeda. Lynch. SB =
Evening star., 1961-08-23
GIANTS, l2-5; REDS, 2-3
Twilight Camel

a-Popped out for Jones in Ord; b.
Struck out for Hook in 9TH; c-Singled
for Hunt in 9th.
San Francisco ........... ais OIo Ol7-I1
Cincinnati .,............. 900 ITO 600
Evening star., 1961-08-23

E-Siebern. PO.A Baltimore POLL,
Kansas City 30-l4 (two out when winning
run scoredJ. DIP Hansen and Foiles; B..
Robinson and Hansen. Baltimore 8,
Kansas City 5. 2B-B. Robinson. HR-
Throneberry. SB-Howser 2. S-Fischer.
IP H r Err BIB so
Bass 8 6 z {
Fischer wv, 40 2 o o
Evening star., 1961-08-23
PIRATES, 4; BRAVES, !

E-None. PO-A- Milwaukee 24-l2, Pitts
burgh 0-lo. DIP Boiling, Mcmillan and
Adcock; Mazeroski, Groat and Stuart;
Mathews, Boiling and Adcock. LOB Mil
waukee 8, Pittsburgh 4. 2B-Adcock,
Groat. 3B-Hoak, Aaron. S-Skinner.
IP H R Err BIB so
Buhl a., s-O .....7 7 2
NOttebart ..l o O o 2
Gibbon wv, S-sj 72-3 S 3
Face ........... I 1-3 o o 0 o
Evening star., 1961-08-23

E-McCOvey, Freese z. PO.A-San
Francisco as, Cincinnati az. DIP
Davenport, Amalfitano and McCovey.
LOB.San Francisco IL, Cincinnati 8.
2B-Mays, Cepeda, Landrith 2, Pagan,
PinsOn, Freese. 3B- Chacon. HR NC.
Covey 2, Mays. SB-Mays, Pagan. ST
Davenport.
R H R Err BIB so
nIGrEIIt MG,mk 1w' I9;l0 2 9 ? 3 Z
Jones ........1 2 Z 2
Hook .........A | o I
Hunt ........2 6
tPurkey pitched to three batters in Sd }
PB-L Landrith. U = NarPn, CraWfnrd
Evening star., 1961-08-23
PHILLIEs, 6; CUBS, o

E-None. Po-A-C Chicago 24-l3, Phil
adelphia 27-s. LOB Chicago 2, Philadel-
Demeter. S-Ellsworth, Mahaffey 2. ST
Mahaffey, Callison.
IP HI ERBB so
Mahaffey (W, BID 2 | o o ?
Ellsworth Il, 7-s) 61-3 3 ;
Elston ...........1 2-3 2 2 2 !
Evening star., 1961-08-23
MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
ATHLETICS, 3; ORIOLES, 2
BALTIMORE
KANSAS CITY

ISCIItI p Q q q q
Totals 32152 Totals q 4 Z
a Hit home run for Adair in 9th; b.
Flied out for Del Greco in 9Th; C
Struck out Off Bass in 9th.
Baltimore ...... 900 900 0ao o.
Kansas City ............. 100 100 900 Ia
Evening star., 1961-08-23

HPB-By Peranosh Gackson). PB-
Roseboro U-Forman, German, Boggess,
Landes. T-2:4o. A-l3,l30.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
TIGERS, 8; INDIANS, |

E-Fernandez, Held. Po-A-Detroit H.
IS, Cleveland ~. DIP Foytack, Fernan-
dez and Cash; Held, Temple and Power;
McAuliffe, Wood and Cash; Temple and
Power; Wood, Fernandez and Cash. LOB
Detroit 6, Cleveland 3. 2B-P Power,
Grant. HR- Colavito, Bruton, Kaline. SB
~ Up HRER BIB so
GcGytsekd cPyGs &, ,W; rs s" : 5 ! J ! !
Locke ....-.3 3 0 2
Daley ..........l 2 ! I
/ U-Paparella, Runge. Carrigan, Drum.
mond. T-2:lo. A-1l,012.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
CARDS, S; DODGERS, 4

E-James, Neal. PO-A-Los Angeles
26-l3, (Two out when winning run
scored St. Louis 27-lA. DIP Grammas,
Javier and White; Neal, Wills and Lark.
er; jackson and Javier. LOB Los An
geles u, St. Louis 8. 2B-Fairly, Taussig,
Schaffer, Roseboro, Gillian. HR- White
S-Gramnnas SE-Erannnnas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
Vets Must Notify
Of New Address

Each month more than -.lou-
sand Michigan veterans DO not
get their checks
And quite often it's the vete-
rams own fault. comments p
u FITZGERALD. Manager OF the
.-etersns Administration Region.
al Office in Detroit
The trouble. VA reports after
looking INTO the matter for a
long time. is that when yeter.
81 moves ne quite often doesn't
ler MS post office know about il.
N isn't enough that he sends
va q change Of address because
'he notice doesn't always reach
VA in time 10 pot the new sd-
dress on the veterans next COM
penssfion, pension or education
check.
Thus. the check goes 10 the
old address. the postman can't
deliver il. and back il goes to the
Treasury Department After this
happens twice. VA must suspend
all payments until the matter Is
Strengthened out.
The only real protection. Mr..
FITZGERALD said. is for the vet
eran TO notify the postmaster
handling nail 10 the old address.
then send in that notice to the
VA. That way the current
months check gets forwarded
while VA is making the change
for future mailings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
TAXES

l,e-.z-r- ycsi- ce1Ic..ers o-
Page ? u Forr 1910 CT 1910 "
s0l sre zlloxe1 70 deduct most
ron-F ecersi taxes paid ~ you
10. nay oriy deduct tsx@s Il
they are imposed OF you Peal
estate taxes. for example. nay
only be deducted b. the owner
cf ire property
Although ,he-e is 10 set FOR.
ryls for figuring your State
Sales Tax deduction. there Is :
suggested method
Take your income for the year
snr then subtract from l. al
smosris xhich vere spent on
..e-s or which 10 sales TAX "a;
impcsed TIE amounts ~ sub
'rs5i tro~ incore incluce. in.
ccve 'ax withheld. house mort
gage payments iozn payments
contributions medical expenses
ard others 5lultpEy the end
ing figure b. 81 which will
give you me Michigan Sales Ia,
deduction.
Another problem IS computing
YOUR deduction for Michigan State
Gasoline Tax paid which i.
fsc s.x rents on every gallon
purchased
To easily figure your deduc
ticr for gasoline tax. determine
the total miles travelled durini
the year and divide BY mile.
per gallon. The answer is gal
Ions used which multiplied b,
Sc will give the amount OF thil
deduction
Deductible taxes are listed il
your Form 1910 or Form 1040-W
instruction booklets: or If you
have any question. call your locs
Internal Revenue Service office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01

Divine Love Destroys erfof
Es 4 good thing for those
who know God 10 &c me
actual substance Of hie 70
~ still and know that DIVINE
1--we DESTROYS error. even me
error OF nan being out OF
work God Is ever-pEesen'
ard ms work = already done
10 such Z great extent mat
rieh, nov. there Is enough 70
b. done for every one 10 DC
occupied This IS true despite
al error individual or col
lective human thinking may
believe TIE thought OF tur'
mol distress. Is error and
II would ~ z good tnine
rsnt today for everyone nv
ing to begin 70 correct tnt
error mentally. and Inc IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
FEAR 10 EVIL
,cs~si~ssd srsm ssek Psss'

reality OF evil will begin to
vanish away.
Jesus said. Verify.
verily. | say unto you. Moses
gave YOU not that bread from
heaven. but my Father givesh
YOU the true bread from
heaven.
For the bread of God is
he which cometh down from
heaven. and giveth life unto
the world.
Then said they unto him.
Lord. eyermore give US this
bread.
And Jesus said unto them.
am the bread Of life: he
that comesh 70 me shall never
hunger: and he that beIievefh
on me shall never thirst"
John 6:32-35l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
Civil War
Centennial Will
Be Pieketed

II the National Civil War
Centennial Commission persists
IN holding lis forthcoming an
nusl meeting al segregated
hotel in Charleston. South Caro-
Ina. April ii-l2 the meeting viii
&c picke,ed
This was amounted today by
James Farmer. National Director
Of the Congress OF Racial Equality
CORE. who released letter he
wrote TO Major General Ulysses
Grant III. Chairman OF the Civil
War Centennial Commission. The
letter SAID
Since the advice OF even the
President Of the United States
has been rejected BY the Civil
War Centennial Commission in
regard 70 holding It's forthcoming
annual meeting in segregated
Charleston hotel. the only re-
course left IS 10 protest this
travesty on history in dignified
demonstration
IN line with is policy OF being
open and above board. the Con-
gress Of Racial Equality is in
forming YOU at this time. that
on April llth and 18th it will
lead a picket demonstration al
the Francis Marion Hotel in
Charleston Starting Immediately
CORE field secretary. James I. Nc
Cain. native of South Carolina
who has worked throughout his
lifetime for civil rights in that
State Is mobilizing the demon
stratlon Other interested groups
and persons. both within and
outside South Carolina. will be
invited 10 participate. regret
that such a demonstration be-
comes necessary. but there are
many of US who cannot simply
sit back and see this Civil War
commemoration made into a
mockery Of the chief principle
underlying that historic conflict"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
Driver Help By New
Interview Program

&C ~.-r~ s-.c, RI rcT u " .
go - aiding cr+er Also
--@1 srs ...-ls s-c sides cn
. cent Situations question
&c s1s~<f p@r.oc 1-c : ~r.iter
srs-, .,st.o, tzse1 ~ tncse II
s.:e1cs--e cr traffic .s1s snc
err c-r- situations
Ho,- r " Yske Is stste cc-or-
, ,z,or a ne mgiliple-interyleE
c-czrzrn Charles Thomas. form
- hartman n the metropolitan
De,so.. area License Appeal
5.osrd Is assistant coordination
il e1srze q me program IN Way
~ Nzcoro. Oakland Wsshte-
fsz src Monroe counties Dr..
E.lszm Nsnn. cf Michigan State
Diversity Highway Traffic Safe
~ Center has helped 70 develop
ine colyz and also is instruct
.ng al some Of the session
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01

zs. -ersr- q
s'srs -s s-r-1ec : ~ r-.,..
= -ts-. - rrrz-s- . pr 2:
re 2 u =, sFs--- ~r-l- -s d.
--ec p s.clr.v--s- t-r .t.--S'
tg ~ n.
s-ss .1e D-.s%- = rrcts-
xr - .1te-v.s1 r.
- cs.1n vtr 2 RI y
l~e y ~ q r-eTe,
4r, r4.e'.tl-e rave rtt 1~e,
cs-sc i, ,4es - =. ~, u stSss
.~e
2 Ens1e ,s.s .r'er-,. a1srs =
F,4,- $50. Is ~4t1 ERE r.
r e .-'e-- exs zi'n -eye + ~
-rs- ..ess'css i IS agpec ~
-essA'tos tsr,e from t.e pre-.
se.' ~ m.r.,es - - Or - rrin-
@s
T.e p-csrsrr ccns.s-s ~ talks
n Ner gsr traffic problem
exr.s,ts,.c, n fae pant system
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
Coast Guard
Needs Men

The L. s. Coast Guard has
been eadily increasing its
strength by adding more ships.
planes and stations to meet the
increasing obligations of that
humanitarian service which re-
quires recruitment Of additional
personnel to fill existing billets.
Most recent in the Detroit
area. two additional &C stations
we're established at Gross lie and
ST. Clair Shores last SUNNI 7
which attributed TO saving many
thousands Of dollars in life and
property which otherwise would
have been lost. Assignment OF
3 helic0pters at the Belle Isle
&C Station for air sea rescue
work is proposed in the near fu.
ture.
An excellent opportunity
awaits young men Of military
age who desire 10 serve in the
Coast Guard which offers action.
adventure. education and secu-
rity. Young men between the
ages Of IL and 26 and x-service
personnel TO 30. years Of ag e
qualify.
Applications for enlistment in
the regular 4-year Coast Guard
program are now being received
Of the USCG Recruiting Station.
Room 400. Federal Building.
Detroit rs. Michigan Phon e
NO. 1880, Ext. 447).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
letter To The
EDIT OR
II EVANS ST.
LAGOS. NIGERIA

Dear Honorable Editor
I am an african boy l9year-old.
5 # 6 ms tall and weigh las
pounds | am seeking for friends
in America regardless Of age or
sex and would also like TO trade
African articles which I operate
in my Gift Shop" for American
products
The articles include Tiger.
Leopard Zebra. Jsgusr and Ante
lope skins Ebony carvings OF
elephants and human figures.
Alligator skin. portfolios hand
bags. slippers. wallets and bill.
folds. dagger knives. letter open
CTS. masks. wall carvings. deer.
skin. handbags for ladies with
shoulder straps.
In return for lightweight wool.
len trousers. wash and wear
shirts and pants. sweaters sweat.
ercOat. design tee shirts. shoes.
socks. and jackets all Of medium
sizes.
Ny JOY shall have no bounds
If you could kindly favour me
with the publishing of this letter
ir your widely distributing jour.
nal.
May God be with you all -
Amen).
Thanks.
Yours very truly.
DELBY THOMPSON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
Good Back Seat
Drivers An Asset

rated or being the butt OF jlbes.
M. good .hscs. -seaf driver should
81 : pat IN the back He helps
10 keep h.rrself alive. and also
TO keep the crszy driver alive
Passenger deaths and driver
deaths have shown dIscourag-
irg trend IN the past decade.
II the five years covering 1856
SC an average al al driver and
passenger deaths occurred each
year In the previous five years
the average had been %. Yet
il the tao fiyeyesr periods IN
The 1905 The average each year
vas SIS and 81 respectively for
drlyer- passenger deaths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
TAX DATA

due tzT paTrerts s-e c@drcrlnle
DIT arr a--c1-t pad a. pssralty
fcr lzTs rsy-e-- IS -cE cesd1cr-
snse
Ire tax Lar zlicws : cecuc-
tscz sc- lr-eres- pad sc- pr
CHASING pe-sc-s. n@lc1zlEgs
bsLrc fl-r4t--e e-c o. fne IN
stz..-e-t par Wneve Ir-eresr
a-c .a-ry.zs charges are COR
trs- --z interest," rc-1scr e
rer s-s-zes g 6@tlc-sc.e 70
f.re x-s, psr- q these cns-Ees
are cer -c..c- So .he explzns.
'-c- 2 IRE le+o irstr et.cr becx-
M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01

Ire arso-chile passenger vas
4 --a-xet -z- in Detroit traffic
hs- year accc-d.rc 20 reports
g: --@ Detroit Pol.ce Department
a.c.,se-. Prevention Bureau
Passe1-s- ta,ll.i.ss II Detroit
Il .etsa .-ressec 50 per cert
c4er lie previous pear Inir-y
tss vasss1sers ret death AS
rga- IL records show con- pared
a- - T 1883
=. l.r 1a4-t drivers and pssser-
rsrs v..H .hls problem trsfi:c
S4tsry Association poster nov
e-sersc IT Detroit csrres the
rzssazs Las Year II Detroit
--ts Passenger Deaths Up SO
r@r Csr;
There have been lot OF bad
ioxes through she years about
ire 'bscx-sesf driver, but rs
cesioYs sren the records that
We need more 'nsek.sess drivers
81 the right kind. the Associs.
'ior said The good 'bsck-ses'
driver IS me kind ~ho ~iIl tell
his driver 70 cot his speed. or
- make sure ne stops a. the
red light Or STOP sign.
Ei~ AT. also warn ms driver
Il danger IS approaching when
i : apparent that the driver .sr't
aNzre I'll i me Association CON
t.r-e1 Rather than being be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
JOHN LODGE FREEWAY
~ DETROIT

One mIIe Of preliminary
work on the John Lodge Free
wsy extension from Seven-Mile
Road north 10 Greenfield. In
cluded in the job are service
roads. alterations 10 wers'
water mains and lighting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01

They shall sit every under his vine and under
his fig tree and shall make them afraid for The
mouth OF fhe Lord OF host hath spoken H.
For all people will walk every one in The name OF his
God and will walk IN the name OF the Lord our God
FOR ever and ever" Micah 445
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01
Vic Vet
Says

Q-what are day cer-ers
I've heard that Ire VA Is cpe-
rating scrse q .ne1r rcx
A-The cersers are ere OF fne
newer cevelopnenfs IN p-yehis
srie care Patients. offen those
~ho nave been Ions hospifsIirec
fcr schirophrenis. spend their
tire in ssrious therapeutic scfi-
sisies a. ire censers and return
herne az night. The centres are
iecssec a. VA o0fpsfiens cir
nics, and volunteers fror, the
community play an important
ssrf in helping wifh the sefisi-
tIe..
o-whst are me eligibility re-
oUi-enerts for education or
trs.rlng under the Korean CT
PA.'
E-At least 30 days OF active
service, some of what must have
been between June II. 1880. and
January 81. 1855: and. discharge
or separation from service under
conditions other than dishonor.
able.
o. an Z Korean veteran and
have found an error in my ser
vice record Can the VA straight
On this out for me-
A-No. The veteran should
rrske written application directly
20 the service concerned-Arnny.
Navy, Air Force or Coast Guard.
Q-By authorization NJ Public
Ikxs 322 ard or T24 the FEEDER
Il government adds So 3 month
10 my civil service retirement
check In . years time this S72
takes ne over the s2700 limit to
be eligible for 4 VA pension. Do
have 10 count that particular
&c q month as income2
A-ho. The VA does not
count as income that part Of q
rensioners civil service retire
r1enf check which is . federal
contribution for health and nnedi.
cal insurance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-01

A hslf.rnile OF the Chrysler
Free1sy from Aiexandrine north
to Warren including bridges at
Warren and Garfield and utility
1l.er.*trr<
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. James I'll. Lappen, Pastor
Sunday. December "a

Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.
m. The Adult Glass, conducted by
Mr.. Lappen, will study the topic
1.-TWO Christmases." They meet IN
the Sunday School Room.
The Morning Worship Service is
at 11:OO a. m. This is White Gift
Sunday. A special offering will be
taken for World Relief. Mr.. Lappen
has chosen for his sermon God S
Greatest Gift" The Adult Choir
will present the anthem 20 Come
All Ye Faithful" arranged by Cain.
At the Evening Service beginning
at ZOO p. m, the Sunday School
will present their Christmas Pro-
gram. Members and friends are
cordially invited.
Monday, December 25 Christ
mas Day. A blessed and joyous
Christmas to all
Thursday, December 28 There
will be no mid-week Prayer Ser
vice.
The Choirs will not meet this
evening but will begin rehearsals
on January II.
Keep In Mind the New Years
Eve Watch Night Worship Service
next Sunday, December 81 begin
ming at HOO p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
|M UsINcs OF iA MlNIsTElR
H Recorded Weekly by ! III
Dr. rEDvVARDY YKUHLN1ANN

have been happy to welcome JOS
eph and Mary to their finest room.
They would never have turned
them away. The poet, WilIoughby
Reade, clothes this thought in
these challenging lines:
Had he but known, the keeper of
the inn
At Bethlehem, nineteen hundred
years ago,
That toward his hostel came the
mother blessed
Above all mothers, with the Holy
Babe
Then waiting to be born-incar-
nate God,
He would have said to the So
journers there,
Make waye. Give place to Joseph
and the maid.
In our best chamber shall the
child be born
Had they but known, these people
at the inn,
That ere the dawn should break
in Syrian sky
The Peace on earth, good will
to men" would fall
From hosts of angels to the lis
tening earth,
They would have bowed then at
the virgins feet
Crying, Come in; our best for
thee and Him.
No manger shall thy Baby's cradle
be-"
Centuries have passed since that
innkeeper turned those weary pill
grims from his door. Nineteen
hundred years and more have
come and gone since Christ was
born in Bethlehem. If we could
wipe away these years and assume
that Christ were coming now, COM
ing into this world where you and
| live, would there be room for
Him? Would our world welcome
Him? If SO, what would it mean?
1t would mean that nations would
have to give up wars and dreams
of conquests because such things
are entirely out Of key with His
desire of peace on earth, good
will toward men"
Would the business world well
come Him? The price would be
heavy. Dishonesty, fraud, brok-
en- contracts, greed - they all
would have to go. Would the
church, that bears His name, well
come Him? There is so much of
insincerity and apathy, so much
of pettiness and bigotry that
would have to be driven out of the
church before Christ would bless
it again with His presence and
pardon Would we, you and |
welcome Him? He wants to come.
He wants to make a Bethlehem
Of your heart and be born there
an always welcome guest.
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
Reformation Ev. Lutheran Church
Services held each Sunday in The Gronas
roll on :, E. Second Street
Rev. Paul L. Ruehrle, Pastor
Sunday, December q

Truly welcome in this church
are all who come to worship God
and to adore His Son as the
Saviour of the world Here find
the comfort and the peace that
can only come through Gods Son,
Jesus the Christ.
The Fourth Sunday In Advent
Church World News: News in
the world of religion that made
the headlines this past week. Lis
ten to Church World News over
the local radio station WKSB at
8:15 A. M.
The Parish School for all ages
at 9:45 a. m
The Service of Worship at 11:00
a. m.
A Nursery is provided: Mrs Jo-
seph Pearce and Mrs. Richard
Templin are in the nursery today
Christmas Eve: Family Worship
Service for all members of the
Family, 700 p. m.
The Sacrament of Holy COmmun-
ion will be administered at a Ser
vice of Worship at 11:30 p. m.
Monday, December 25: The Ma
tivity of Our Lord Christmas Day.
Thursday, December %: Senior
Choir Rehearsal at the Parsonage
at 1880 p. m.