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PAGE FOUR ■ , First Institutional Baptist Church 1439 East Jefferson A. G. Kerdricks, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning worship Pilgrim Rest Baptist 1417 East Madison Rev. H. Y. Stevenson, Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship New Salem Baptist Church 1706 East Lincoln Rev. Leo Nickols, Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship Antioch Baptist Church 41 North Uth Street Rev. R. N. Holt, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 i.m. Morning worship Fellowship Baptist Church 2536 East Pueblo Street Rev. Wm. C. Crawford, Pastor Church with a Program Minister with a Message Wesley Methodist Church 1802 East Washington Rev. Charles F. Harlins, Pastor 9:45 am. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship Lucy Phillips Memorial Chinch Corner 14th at East Adams Rev. L. J. Harper, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship GALILEE BAFnST CHURCH Mobile, Arizona Rev. E. J. Sykes, Pastor 9:30 am. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship > Shiloh Baptist 9th Avenue and Buckeye Rev. N L. Huff, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship . / FULL GOSPEL OPEN DOOR ; CHURCH : 2444 East Broadway < V. W. Boone Sr., Pastor. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 am. Morning Worship 1 MACEDONIA MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 746 W. Grant (at 9th Ave.) 'Rev. J. D. Daniels, Pastor 9:30 am. Sunday School ) 11:00 am. Morning Worship r ' BETHEL A.MI. CHURCH 4th St. and Pima Mesa, Ariz. Rev. John James, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 am. Morning Worship UNION INSTITUTIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH 2849 East Chipman Rev. C. B. Allbritton, Pastor 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship _• , GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHURCH OF THE FIRST BORN * 3640 South 36th St. Rev. Mrs. C. Pastor. 10:00 Sunday School 11:30 Morning Worship. Church News ANTIOCH BAPTIST Deacon O. H. Bryant and Mrs. Ophelia Hopson led devotians, last Sunday morning. Rev. W. M. Scott read the scriptures and Rev. Herbert Gillard offered prayer for the sick and shut ins. Clyde Morgan sang “The Old Ship of Zion)’ preceding the sermon by Rev. C. E. Jackson of Muskogee, Oklahoma. His sub ject was “Follow After Love”.— 1 Cor. 13:13-14. The Senior Choir provided the music. —Q. E. White, reporter. PILGRIM REST BAPTIST The regular business meeting will be held Friday evening at the church. Rev. H. Y. Stevenson and his wife will leave next week for Los Angeles where they will at tend the District Conference be ginning September 4. From there they will take a vacation in Oakland with relatives and friends. The assistant pastor, Rev. Frank Perkins, will fill the pul pit during Rev. Stevenson’s absence. —FI or in e Johnson, reporter. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, FIRST BORN The General Assembly Church of the First Born begins revival services Sunday, September 1, 7:30 p. m. The Union Fellowship meeting will also be held on Sept. 1. They will meet at the church at 2 p.m. Evangelist M. Castello is president. Evangelist E. R. Sutton has returned to the city after mak ing an evangelistic tour through out the midwest to the deep south and ending in Detroit, Michigan. —E. R. Sutton, reporter. Importunity Luke 11:8 “Some bread and jelly, please,” he said; A rosy little beggar he; v My heart rejoiced that I could give That which my child had asked ’ of me; I cut the bread; the jam was spread, Because of importunity. Just so my heavenly Father loves To give good gifts me; It is so sweet to think that such A tender thing could be: I love His gift; He dearly loves My importunity! —Martha Snell Nicholson. away a perfect man* neither will he help the evildoers: Till he fills thy mouth with laughing, and thy lips with re joicing. They that hate thee shall be clothed with shame; and the dwelling place of the wicked shall come to nought. Job: 8:20- 22. Webber's EASTLAKE MORTUARY 1641 East Jefferson Street "Our Service Lends Aid and Comfort to t John Webber, Manager Edmund Shivers, Embalmer N Mrs. Rose E. Webber, Assistant Manager Phone ALpine 4-8734 * ARIZONA SUN , If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God that giveth to all men liberally and up braideth not, and it shall be given to him.—(James 1,5.) What is the right thing to do? What shall I do or say about this? Even the wisest man'will sometimes have his doubts. But Almighty God always will hear a devout, un selfish prayer for His guid ance, and answer it. Bible Student Extolls Virtues of a Friend Editors note: This is the sixth in a series of essays submitted by students as the summer Bible school held at Union Baptist Church, 2849 East Chipman Rd. Theme: “Observation from Per sonal Contact”. Personal contact is essential in determining ones character which attracts attention. To possess the best character istics, one must first be intel ligent, and keep neat and clean. I would like to mention Shir ley Scott. From personal con tact, I believe her character istics are very good and should be an inspiration to all of us, as young Christian men and women. Shirley is a person who is always kind and fair to others. When playing games she plays fair and is a good all around sport. When you meet her on the campus at school she always speaks and has a pleasing smile for everyone. She is willing to help those who need help, even to giving her own clothes to her friends or neighbors who need them. Her humble and unselfish at titudes is reflected in her will ingness td give her services any place she is needed. There are many more good things I could say about Shirley but this ar ticle is supposed to be brief, therefore, I must act accord ingly. The only way, I belief, we can possess, these fine charac teristics is to keep the first two commandments which tells us to love God and thy neighbor. —Edna F. Jackson, 2736 East Roeser Rd. M; Heighliors “Just a minute while I look in my husband’s checkbook!” OBITUARIES Sarah Wilder Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Wilder who died last week were conducted yesterday by Elder Henry Lorin at Rags dale Chapel in the Valley. Burial was an Tempe Double Butte Cemetery. Mrs. Wilder came to Phoenix eight years ago from Crockett where she was bom 77 years ago. She passed at her home, 619 South 11th Street. Shd was a member of the Church of God in Christ in Mesa. Surviving are four daughters, Little Bell Nealey, and Helen Hamilton, both of Phoenix, and Celestine Scroggins, Nashville, Arkansas, and Catherine Gary, Gould, Arkansas. SAFE ON THIRD The batter who gets on first or second base has a chance to go places. But if he is to score he also must get past third. The same principle holds for polio vaccinnation. Here’s the way it works: The Salk vaccine sets up pro tfcting antibodies in the blood stream that prevent the polio virus from destroying the nerve cells, thus paralyzing the mus cles. One shot of vaccine sets up antibodies in some people. Two shots set up antibodies in peo ple who did not react to the first shot. Three shots set up antibodies in about 90 per cent of the people and provide maxi mum immunity that is, the most protection for the longest time. If you’re one of the more than 70 million people who have had your first shot, remember this: THREE ARE ESSENTIAL. Like a baseball batter, you must be “safe on third” before you can score in the polio war. And if you’re one of the 39 million un-, der 40 years of age who have had no shots at all, you’d better go to bat at once. # “Soaking the rich” is no long er a feasible way of supporting the government. Only about 10 per cent of total taxable income is received by people earning more than SIO,OOO a year—and less than 4 per cent by those with more than $20,000. Jiet ■>*' # SUH / , SHINE IN YOUR HOME If your neighborhood is not serviced by an Arizona Sun news boy, just step around the corner to the nearest newsstand., ; Here is a list of stands for your convenience: Rosner Pharmacy 901 East Jefferson Street Norman’s Pharmacy 1402 East Washington Street Reddy’s Corner 1602 East Jefferson Street Lee Jew Market 1503 East Washington Jim’s Food Market 1110 East Washington Southern Drug Store 624 South 7th Avenue Broadway Pharmacy 1608 East Broadway Nelson’s Grocery 2803 East Broadway PHOENIX LUMBER COMPANY 715 W. Jackson Phones - AL 3-3300 and AL 4-0791 2x4- 8’ @ 30c • 2x4-12’ @ 48c 2x4—lo* @ 40c • 2x4-14* @ 56c Qyi _iy @ Mr No. 3 Sheeting slls M No. 4 Sheeting $95 M No. 5 Sheeting S7O M Seme Management for 25 Years E. 6. HAMRICK, Ownet THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1957 FORM 1 * WESLEY MINISTER GETS INDIAN SERVICE POST (Continued from page 1) Association, The Southside Book club (Methodist). In 1954 he was ministerial advisor to the Phoe nix Sub-District Methodist Youth Fellowship. Mr. Stevens is a member of the Southern Cal ifornia-Arizona Methodist Con ference, and is a state council ring member of the “Camps Farthest Out.” He is married to the former Miss Verlene Stitt, who was for maly employed as nurse at Good Samaritan and St. Joseph’s Hos pitals here and is now a library science major at Arizona State College. She has already earn ed her primary teaching cre dentials. The Stevens reside at 4537 S. 18th Place. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Weddle arrived in Phoenix August 26th, from Tonasket, Washington. Mr. Weddle is a graduate of Tonasket High School, an alum nus of LaVeme College, Califor nia. Mrs. Weddle is a native of Nebraska. In June of this year the couple entered the Brethren Volunteer Service for a two year period. The newcorriers are members of the Church of the Brethren. Mr. Weddle was district cabinet member of the Brethren Youth Fellowship. He served on several fellowship commissions and Was local youth chairman for sever al years. Mrs. Weddle worked as a legal stenographer in Spokane, Wash ington, for three years prioi; to her maAiage. She was also Princess Tonasket in the 1954 Wenatchee Apple Blossom Fes tival, representing her home town. The Festival is an annual state event. Advanced Training Unit 201 at Naval Air Station in Corpus Christie, Texas, has established a new safety record for single seat jet aircraft. The F9F Pan ther ATU-201 has flown 14,861 hours without an accident. This is the equivalent of a single air craft staynig aloft 40 hours per week for 7Vi years, or flying a jet around the world 208 times. DON’T DESTROY YOUR SUN Pass it on to your employer or your fellow worker.