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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
Men to Heor Strom

DR.. Carl w. Strom, director
of the Foreign Service Insti-
tute and a member of Grace
Lutheran Church, will speak on
"A Case of Underdevelopment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

Roman Catholic enters into g
marriage outside the church
his marriage is not valid.
On the other hand. thai
church teaches that persons
who are communicates OF
other churches and who have
been married according to the
standards of their own church
are lawfully married.
There is a popular miscon-
ception regarding marriages
in all Christian churches. The
Roman Catholic Church-and
other churches-do not con-
slider that the priest or other
clergyman actually marrieS
the persons entering into we'd
lock.
In the Roman Catholic
Church marriage is a sacre.
ment at which the officiating
persons actually are the people
entering into wedlock. They
themselves offer the Sacre.
ment. The priest is the min
lister of the sacrament" Ir
/ tother words, the priest places
the blessing Of the church
upon the marriage which is
contracted before the altar.
This is also a generally &C.
copied view of Christian mar
riage. The people marry each
other. The clergyman is pres.
ent at the marriage and he
directs the office in order that
the marriage may have the
blessing of the church.
Question: In Matthew 81
As Jesus calls God Eli. Eli
The quotation in full Eli. Ell
lamma sabacthani' What re.
lation does this word Eli have
to the Mosaic God Ell o.
Abraham. Isaac, Jacob anc
Joseph's time? My guess is tina
as Ell means God, Eli mean!
my God Is this correct?"
Answer: You are partly cor,
rect. The Hebrew name fol
God is Ell The statement o
Matthew 27:46, Of course, il
an Aramaic translation o
Paslm 22:1 My God. my God
why hast thou forsaken me?"
In the original Aramaic tn
name Of God would have beer
Eloi: however. Matthew hat
changed the Aramaic back Il
the Hebrew form Of Eli. l
is probable that Jesus wa
meditating on the 22d Psalm a
the time he spoke these words
Question: In the Bible VI
read and there came a voict
from Heaven saying. etc. Ar,
we to believe that Gods voicu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
OUR RELIGIONS
BY DR. CARLYLE ADAMS
Basic Church View on Marriages

Question: Does the Roman Catholic Church
teach that only marriages performed within that
church are valid, and that all persons in other
churches actually are unwed and living in sin?"
Answer No. this is not the teaching of the Roman
Catholic Church. The church does teach that if a
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1961-09-14

From left to right, first row-Terry Ed
wards, Gray Brock, Wyche Hooker, Walter Suli-
van, Julian Watson. Larry Spell, Robert Autry,
Alton Parker, Edward Chisolm.
Second row-Jerry Fife, Borden White, Shell
ton Rodgers, Robert Dickard, Don Barrett, Paul
Evening star., 1961-11-26

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The HeCht Co. The Christmas Gift Store With More "
Evening star., 1961-03-12

TUESDAY NJ
5:55 q NEWS.
500 q CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM.
Education Color "0xdaton Number"
(Repeat)
CPS q MEDITATION.
Inspirational.
$50 q CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM.
Education. Color "Session for Teachers"
q CLASSROOM 9.
Education. Human Development l. the
behavior of children from birth to years
Of age Or. James L. Hymes, ir.. in
structor.
700 q DAVE GARRoWAY SHOW.
News Features, interviews. Hours.
q 7 Am. REPORT.
News. Editorial. Area News.
7:15 q RANGER HAL.
Cartoons Games. / Hour.
TBS q TODAY IN WASHINGTON.
News. Henry Norton.
TAO q WORLD NEWS.
7:45 q DAILY WORD.
Religion.
7:50 Cd SISTER SAID.
Religion.
800 0 PETE AND HIS PALS.
Kids. Hour Cartoons, puppets.
S:15 q CAPTAIN KANGAROO.
Kids as Minutes Cartoons. games.
9:25 q NEWS.
Henry Norton reporting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
CHURCH NEWS
Period Of Morning
For Msgr. Griffin
At St. PhiIomena

A period of mourning for the
passing of Monsignor Maurice
F. Griffin, pastor of St. Philo.
mena Parish and for more thar
81 years a spiritual leader, will
be observed at st. Philo-
mena Parish for a period of &c
days.
During this time, the Church
will be draped in black and
there will be no festive activit-
les whatever.
Monsignor Griffin died Jan.
25th at the age Of 50.
The period of mourning will
officially end with Solemn
Months Mind Mass for the re-
pose of the soul Monday, Feb.
9th.
Among the many that have
paid tribute to the memory of
the beloved clergyman were the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Corporate Communion
For Young People

For Young People
Lent will be ushered in a
st. Paul's Episcopal Church
with a 7:3O am. service of Holy
Communion Ash Wednesday
| Feb. 18th.
This will be corporate com
munion for young people Of th'
parish who will attend the serv
ice before going to school.
Other services on this frs
day of Lent will be Holy Com
munion at 10 a. m. and a serv
ice at s p. m. with Litany anc
Penitential Office and sermon by
the Rector.
Throughout the Lenten sea.
son Confirmation classes fol
children and adults will be held
each Saturday and Sunday.
Beginning Thursday, Feb. Pend
sc ries of Mid-Week Len
ten Family Dinner Meetings will
be held each Wednesday until
Easter.
A list of outstanding speak
ers has been compiled for these
events including three Bishops of
the Episcopal Church.
The Bishops who will speak
are the Rt. Rev. Nelson NJ. Bur-
rougs DID,, Bishop of Ohio, the
Rt. Rev. Roger Blanchard DID,,
Bishop of Southern Ohio, the
Rt. Rev. Beverley D. Tucker
DID,, retired Bishop of Ohio.
The formal Of the mid-week
sessions includes Evening Pray
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09

| We sure hope that you've
! had a chance to stop in and
say "h e ! 0" to Claude
| Grubbs, recently named act
ing General Manager of
Charterhouse.
A 31-year-old native of
Jackson, Mississippi, he
brings a wide variety Of ex-
perience to his new position.
After three years as Cater
ing Manager at the King
Cotton Hotel in Memphis,
Tennessee, he began a four
year affiliation with Harris,
Kerr, Forster & Co. of Chi
cago in 1854 as a food and
beverage consultant.
The job carried him to
some of the better known
hotels in America, including
duties at the Palmer House,
Edgewater Beach and Con-
rad Hilton in Chicago and
the Netherlands Plaza and
Terrace Plaza in Cincinnati.
He was sent to Hotel Cleve-
and as consultant in 1858,
and Joined its staff as Food
and Beverage Director one
year later.
Claude came to Charter
house to perform similar
chores in January, 1860, and
enthusiastically discussed 81
plans. 1--WE will have new
banquet facilities and i'm
proved pool facilities" he
says. "We also hope to have
evening dancing at poolside."
Busted by numerous Char
terhouse responsibilitie
NClaude enjoys gardening in
his spare time and also
collects unusual recipes.
Tennis, swimming and boat
ing are favorite sporting
activities.
"The challenge Of provid-
ing new and exciting ideas
for our visitors is the most
fascinating aspect Of this
business" he concludes.
"And we won't disappoint
them this year. We intend
to make 1861 a year to
remember"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
World Day of Prayer
Services to Start

Marking the 18th observanc,
of the World Day of Prayer
thousands of Christians arount
the world will be united in ;
service of prayer and thanks
givin on the first Friday Of
Lent, this year Feb. 17th.
The East Cleveland service
will be held in Sixth United
Presbyterian Church, Hayden al
Castalia at 1:30 pm.
Forward Through the Ages
is the theme to be developed by
Mrs. Walter Bond, medical mis-
sionary to India.
Projects supported by the
World Day Of Prayer offerings
are a half million books for
Africa and additional services
to Alaska.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
John Avery York
breaches SUNDAY

breaches Sunday
Sunday morning John Aver.
York, Student Assistant at tn
East Cleveland Baptist Church
will preach at the II am
service.
Mr.. York is in the Gradual,
School of Theology at Oberlil
College, and currently is work
ing with the young people a
the East Cleveland church.
The Ivy Club (young adults,
will meet at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bascom, 1922
Van Buren rd., on Sunday
evening, Feb. 18th at 8 pm.
Tuesday, the Clevela a n {
Woman's Council will have its
monthly meeting at the East
Cleveland Baptist Church. Al
1915 there will be a Board
Meeting.
The Morning Session starts
at II am.
Program is 81 Was Migrant
Worwer" by The Rev. Thomas
McCray, and claws to Improve
the Situation" by Mrs. Bernard
Houghton, Director of the
West End Neighborhood House.
At 1890 there will be a
Luncheon honoring Division of
First Vice Presidents.
The Afternoon Session starts
at 1:15 with Mrs. Angus Hull
presiding. Mrs. James Long will
give the Meditation "The In
dian In Modern Life Reserva-
tions should be in the Church
Office by Sunday.
The Latta Class from the
church are having a "Ladies
Night Out" which is a Thea
ire Party, Tuesday.
The Ruth and Martha Cir
cles, under the leadership of
Mrs. Harriet Nicholson, and
Mrs. Charles Sprinkle, will
meet at the church at 10 am,
Thursday, Feb. 18th, to work
on White Cross Work.
Each one brings her own
lunch, and coffee will be served.
That same evening, the
Evening Circle will meet under
the leadership of Miss Dorothy
Loomis. Program for the eve-
ming is a Play Reading EN-
bark for Tomorrow.
Hostesses are Mrs. Verbale
Hiscott, and Miss Dorothy
Loomis at the latter's home at
l4600 Euclid ave. Miss Ester
will give the
Oevotions on Peace.
Lutheran Lent
Observance Starts Wednesday
o bserv ance of the sea-
on Of Lent at Calvary Lutheran
church begins on Ash Wednes-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
day, Feb. 18th with a commun.

day, Feb. 18th with a commun.
ion service at 8 pm.
Officers of the re-organizec
council of Calvary Lutheran
Church are Edmund Schmunk
vice president; Mrs. Earl Won.
ada, secretary; John Roe, treas.
urer; and Stephen Hulvey, fl
nancial secretary.
Completing the council are
Robert Chorman, DR.. Richard
Glove, Mrs. Alfred Hanel, Eric
Lantz, George Liddle, Donald
Meyers and Sheldon Schwei-
kert.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09

speaker this Sunday will be
Miss Bertha Starkey who was
in the missionary field for
forty-two years and has re-
Gently returned from a two
year visit in Japan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Prayer Vigil
Is Repeated

/
Prayer Vigil
Is Repeated
The 24-hour Vigil of Prayer
will be repeated for the third
consecutive year at Winder-
mere Methodist Church be-
ginning at z pm. Tuesday and
continuing til rou g h out the
night and during the daytime
hours of Ash Wednesday, Feb
18th, terminating with a SER
vice of Holy Communion at
1880 pm.
Thus Lent will be ushered in
at Windermere.
The purpose Of the Vigil is
to allow the passerby to pause,
mediate and rededicate him
self as he enters the pre-Easter
season.
Worshipers may enter and
leave the sanctuary as they
wish, and may kneel at the
prie-dieu or sit anywhere in the
sanctuary.
Anyone Of any denomination
is invited to participate.
Members of the Commission
on Membership and Evange-
ism are assisting the pastors,
Thurman F. Alexander and
Richard L. Clark.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Adult Studies
Planned This Month

t-IdnUeO HIS MOHtH
On each Sunday morning
during February a new series
of adult interest groups will
be presented at Windermere
Methodist Church beginning at
$50 am.
One of these will be "Social
Concerns Of the Methodist
Church" presented by Ralph
Peckinpaugh and dealing with
the position of the church on
present day social issues.
Wilbur Lawrence will pre-
sent the international Lesson
series as recommended by the
Board of Education Of the
Methodist Church.
The third study group will
be conducted by Mrs. Homer
Alexander and is entitled "1nto
All the World Together.
This is the interdenomina-
tional mission study for the
current year. A special guest
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Educational Affoir

SiXty-six supervisors and
foremen Of General Electric
Co. enjoyed a reception and
dinner in our Main Ballroom
after attending a meeting in
which foreign competition
was discussed.
Praised Mr.. Russell Ecker
man, 1856 East 204th St.,
Euclid, who works in En-
ployee Relations and handled
arrangements, "a very val
liable and enjoyable session.
Dinner was just fine"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Swing and Swoy

It'll be dance time in our
Main Ballroom Saturday
night, February 1S, at the
Eastlake Fire Department
holds its annual Equipment
Fund affair. Admission will
be one dollar with tickets
available at the door.
The dance will be open
with Vic Stuart's orchestra
supplying music from 9 pm.
to l am. Hal Wilson, 383
f. Sand St., and Allen
Zalecky, 265 Shelton Rd.,
are handling arrangements
and hope to surpass last
years turnout of $50 which
provided a S1,400 boost to
the Fire Department.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Ordination of DeacOns
Scheduled this Sunday


Ordination of deacons will be
performed at the 10:45 am
worship service Sunday at the
Phillips Avenue United Pres.
byterian Church, East 125th st
at Phillips ave.
strangers to the Cove
nants" will be the sermon topic
of Rev. Roscoe j. Varble.
The anthem "Worship" by
Shaw will be sung by the
Senior Choir. A women's
chorus will sing as the offer
tory "Hear Us, This We Pray"
by Barnby.
A motion picture, "The
Christian Religions Answer to
the Atomic Bomb" will be
shown at the meeting of the
Men of Phillips at 1880 pm.
Feb. 18th. Edward
H. Barrett will lead the dis
,usSion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09

Ohio State Senate and the
Cleveland City Council.
Both governing bodies recent.
ly passed resolutions paying
tribute to his magnificent anC
distinguished services as a spir-
itual leader.
Boy Scout Sunday
Will Be Observed
The Windermere Pres b "
terian Church will observe Boy
Scout Sunday, Feb. 18th at the
Il am. service. The title of
the Rev. o. c. Sappenfield's
sermon will be Goods Peace" "
The Women's Association of
Windermere Pres by ter + j a n
Church will meet Tuesday, at
the Church. At 10 am. there
will be sewing and quilting.
The Luncheon will be served at
1890 with Mrs. Purington and
Mrs. Sibbison as hostesses.
In the afternoon meeting,
Mrs. Joseph Walker will lead
the devotions and the program
will be the beginning of the
study of John, the title of the
book being "In Him Was
Life. The first chapter will
be covered.
The World Service Guild
will meet Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
Family Night will be OBJ
served Wednesday evening,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09

with dinner at 6:45. Following
the dinner Mrs. Robert l.
Queisser, Jr. will give a talk
and show slides on the
"Oberammergau Passion Play"
Music will be furnished by a
young group from the Church
"The Noteworthies".
The Session will meet at the
church tonight Thursday at
1880 pm.
Every Saturday morning
until Palm Sunday, a Youth
Communicates Class meets at
IL am. to prepare for member
ship in the church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Silver Anniversary

From Mentor came the
Edmond A. Ticknors, 7243
Burridge Ave-, recently as
they celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary in our
Rib Room. "Those delicious
steaks made it a very
worthwhile trip" said Mrs.
TicknOr of their dinner.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
CHARTERHOUSE
CHIT-CHAT
Friendly osf-rossfhsr

Former General Manager
Robert ]. Petersen, who
recently accepted a new
assignment in Anaheim,
California, entertained four
longtime friends recently at
Charterhouse.
The David A. kaufmans,
22959 Shelburne Rd., Shaker
Hts, and Robert F. Brydles,
Roundwood Rd., Hunting
Valley, were along for the
occasion. Mr.. Brydle is for
mer General Manager of
Hotel Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER

er at 6 and 10 pm, dinner at
$50 p. M, address at 1880 p. m.
Each Thursday during Lent
services of Holy Communion will
be held at 7 a. m. and 10 a. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09
Be Sure and Note

A greater selection Of
items can now be found on
our new menus at Charter
house. Raves aplenty have
come lately from diners who
have tried our lobster tails,
available every night Of the
week. And while you're at it,
sample our delicious oyster
seafood dressing. We're con-
fident you'll be glad you did.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-02-09

Lutheran Lent
Observance Starts Wednesday
bserv vance of the sea-
son of Lent at Calvary Lutheran
Church begins on Ash Wednes-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-07-13

WE'RE sorry our lines are so busy
you can't reach us by phone be-
fore noon on Wednesday; Why
not save by mailing your Classi-
fled Ad into us with Stamps,
Coin, Check, Money order; 75c
for is words. Be sure 1t reaches
us before 12 noon Wednesday.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20
Young Israel
Cong. Names
New Rabbi

Congregation Young Is
rael, without a spiritual
leader for several years,
has announced the hiring
of Rabbi Shlomo Eliezer
Wulliger of Brooklyn, NY.
Rabbi Wulliger has re-
turned only recently from
a four-months stay in Is
rael. He will come to Tue
son to take over the pulpit
of the orthodox congrega-
ton either at the end of
this month or the begin
ming of February.
Rabbi Wulliger is con-
nected with the National
Council of Young Israel of
New York Youth Move
ment.
Although young in age, in
the early twenties, Rabbi
Wulliger comes to Tucson
with years of experience ir
the organizational activities
as a teacher and as an ex
cellent speaker.
After being ordained by the
worlds largest Orthodox
Seminary, Torah Vodaath, he
then left for Israel where he
helped to organize a Yeshiva
Ketana DAY SCHOOL, ir
Netanya.
He is the son of one of the
outstanding Torah scholars
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20

Jr., of the Church OF st.
James the Less in this
wealthy Westchester Com
munity. He said any mem
Der of his parish who took
part in the act of discrinina-
ton against the convert
would not be welcome to take
Holy Communion "at Gods
Altar" until they repented.
The youth was converted
to the Episcopal faith two
years ago and is a member
of Rev. Kempselps parish.
The incident developed when
local girl was to have made
her debut at the annual Holly
Ball at the club two days
after Christmas. The girl, in
accordance with club Gus
toms, chose two escorts and
submitted their names in adj
vance to the club. One of the
escorts was the convert. The
girls mother was told that
he was unacceptable because
he was Jewish. Rev. Kemp
sell said the girls mother
told him the ruling was later
confirmed by the clubs board
of governors.
The girl cancelled her
debut as a protest. The con-
vert was so disturbed, the
priest said, that he did not
attend church on Christmas
morning. Both the girl and
the two youths are members
of Rev. KempselPs church.
Three members of the COM
mittee which barred the con-
vert are also members. No
names were released.
The priest emphasized that
the fact that the youth was
a convert had nothing to do
with his accusation. He said
his stand would have been
the same no matter what
faith the youth professed. He
said a member of the coun-
try club should be able to
take there as his guest any
one who acts with decency,
dignity and decorum."
eff our Lord Jesus had
come back to earth in Scars
dale, in time for the Holly
Ball." the Minister said, "he
would not have been allowed
to escort a young lady of this
parish to that dance"
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20

in America, Rabbi Mordecai
Wulliger of Brooklyn, NY.
Rabbi Wulliger is married
and is the father of a six
months old boy.
On Saturday, Feb. 4th, the
Rabbi will preach his first
sermon. All members and
friends are invited.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20
A. |. Dinner Honors
The Hymdn Epsteins

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Epstein will be honored for
their long service to Cong Anshe Israel at the congre
cations 18th annual dinner Sunday Feb s.
The Kosher catered dinner will be held in the audi
torum of Cong Anshei Israel Cocktails will be served
at pm. with the dinner beginning at pm.
Following the dinner there will be dancing to the
music of Irving Coretz and his Orchestra Entertain
ment will be furnished by Tiny Fortman and company
Reservations are now being taken at Cong. Anshei
Israel.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20

STUTTGART - The Cen
tral War Crimes Commission
has opened Investigations
against 754 persons charged
with war and NaZi crimes.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20

AMSTERDAM - For the
first time in The Netherlands
a 75-minute Jewish religious
service - a Chanukah pro-
gram - was teleViSed.
The Arizona post., 1961-01-20
Convert Is Barred
From Dance At Club

SCARSDALE, JTA) = Episcopalan members of the
Scarsdae Country Club who barred Jewish convert from
dance at the club accused by Episcopal rector of
having committed "a sin against God"
The accusation made by the Rev. George Kempsel,
Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
New YORK COUNTY
SAM TARIUM AGREES
TO LNTEGRATE

Farm ulgdale, N. Y.-Dr. James
Carlton. director of the Nassau
Sanitarir1n here, promised to in
tegrate the hospital wards follow
ing inspet .tion by an NAACP del
egation.
Headed by DR.. Eugene Reed,
president of the New York State
Conference. of NAACP branches,
the NAACP group found Negro
and white patients confined to
separate qlTarters.
DR.. Carlt ON argued that the
patients we're happier" that
way. However, he agreed to pro-
ceed immeoh' ately with integra-
ton of the wards. The county hos
pital receives both state and fed
eral assistance.
Disturbed by what he observed
at the Nassau Sanitarium, Dr..
Reed called upon Attorney Gen.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-16
Dispute Brings Hot
wilkins Rebuftal

Dispute author-director Louis
Lomax's veiled attack on Negro
leadership in the civil rights strug-
gle which was broadcasted has
1drawn an angry dispute from
| NAACP Exec. Dir. Roy Wilkins.
Obviously he was stung by Lo-
max's speech of the Association
for dragging its feet in acceptance
of the plan for an 18-state voter
registration drive, it would be con-
Quoted jointly by six organizations
and financed by foundation grant
estimated by Lomax to be up
wards of $25O,O00
Lomax said the inability of the
major civil rights group to agree
on a workable plane endangered
the entire campaign and created
"a disturbing likelihood that the
grant might be withdrawn. y
A harsh reply to Lomax'S at
tack was issued by Roy Wilkins,
who said that Lomax HAS sub
stituted his guesses and his pre-
determined attitudes for facts. :"
Wilkins said "Mr. Lomax is not
concerned with facts. He is not
particularly concerned with in
creasing Negro voter registra-
ton" Lomax said: 81 make my
living by being certain of facts in
stories / report.
One week before his controversial
broadcast DR.. Martin Luther King
Jr., told a Nashville press con-
ference that such a program was
in process of being worked out