Jul 1952 - Newspaper Archives of Ocean County

, '•^£".>^«aim. STOVE*I H. Slow, veteran (w.npreachc.-. will ifthe Tabernacle pulpit Sun"at both the morning an,| p-iasrvlces.». Stover ha« made niuro gutsJkwaneaa at the Taljemarle thai?fltb*r alngle speaker1is th* minister or uic MessiahChurch and of tlu- Krlenitmrntat in Philadelphialarge corurregalion at boiht WOWING SERVICE IwtaWoak In the Lake Mi-imrIt is recorded and, —_ WWBZ, Vlnelarutilll present the mii«le ofBeetho%en Schubert, Bach, Schumann.Handel, and Brahms in themanner uhich people like, and hehas thuf called his program "MusicAs Vuu I Ike It".'THE STBAND THEATREopensat 7 o clock so that all may be assurodof n seat for the recital andthe strvltc which follows.Rev. Adler ToGo To EuropeTo Attend WorldLutheran AlterablyOK SUNDAY, JULY 30 the Tab' ! *in present two prominen:Dr John Robhlns Hart• ol ttaa Washington MemorialV Valley "' larvin _4 Dr-^taraBbri Presto .«.—.— el Cleveland. Ohio will be,Jf {fee enniruf worship I ** El nuVK F ADI IB"" servUMsi arc inTt " R consideration owed to ourneighbors comnundi our beit effort* a),wayi. Our job u not routine but a comdentiouseffort to lighten the lead of Mmw,CHESTER J, WIMBERGFUNERAL DIRECTORTHi; SAME ASSIH IAT>:[> wlik FtlNEBAL (EBV1CE Since 1111Phone 2654201 A.bury AvaniwOcean City TabernacleASSOCIATION - 73rd SEASONAlto CNTBANCE — A*Byry Avt. Hlvnn Mh A tin su.SUNDAY, JULY 13th7:45 p.m. in Village TheatreDr, Rosa N,STOVER10 Ii \M INNEM0B1ALTABIKNACIE^efvlee reeerdftf anil broad.eail al U:30 p,n, ever WWBZ,Vineland K vclc 13»)Song Service Bt ?i30 p.m., led by Govr S. Mel.on. Jr.Solo-Voiced Tabernacle Quartet at bath itrvltii,frill Kmeger. tenor and director.The Founders TahmrnaehWmleomma YouSt. John's Lutheran Church10TH AND CENTRAL9:00 A.M. — M.tin.9:45 A.M. — Church SchoolSound Motion Picture, "Simon Pater"11 AM. ,. The Service.Sermon i "Cord* and DUcord."CHURCH on the BOARDWALKSTRAND THEATRE - 7i30 P. M-SUNDAY EVENING, JULY ISlhBLIND ARTISTS SACREDCONCERTUnder BUrmetion ofLuigi Boccelli, Blind TenorCatherine di Rocco, SopranoDR. ORLAND L. KEYBURTZAi (he(famala ol lh« New Baliwin OriauCONGREGATIONAL SINGING 'Soloiit — Jeannatte Darby Stoke*, aapranp'•Cofi.ld.rtlwJ41r«»' — JBJIB frills Seat*HK VIU. M HtAUP in the dailyConference •M.lon. n«l ink, atIts p. n... Hsnday namtm WtUmr.and at II a. m, to tte Moruiltl BibleHour.. Tueadiy through rrldoyMuale thia ween, sjid for the entirenlM-weak CDnfuenecl.ature. the male quutct of theFtUideiphla Bible iwUlule. withCl»J1pn trb. teto-aje TV piinUt.•nd Ednt Oriffenkui, ol the niulef.CUl(y Of Oln F^k VfiTr.lninj biMItule.AU, SESSIONS of the Bonlenniware KeW in Iht Oman Clfy fcptlitChurch and are open to people ofall dcnoralruUom. The ConferenceprMrati). liattr the direction of Rev,tlon In spirit, non-denonilnallonsl Intlon in »pirit. non-dcnonilnntjonu] InenphaHl, »nd will continue throughLabor Otr•very Sunday en the Huiie Pierfrom I to 4 p. m,. a free, Inlornul"SlifVplrstlsn anri Ail-SCutical Sef,vlag" la ipohMrM hy the Confervnce.Blind Tenor InStrand ConcertA uqred concert, under the directlon of the noted blinS tonor.Luigi Boecellf, will be presented^ aithe Sunday evenins program Df TheChurch . on . the • Beardwalk, in theilraad TheatreThe Blind Artltts whs will appearon the prourum are talented and experiencedmusicians who havebrought the Aneit music to audiencesthroughout the country.PRSCIpINQ THE PROORAM,Pr, Oriand L. Keyburti, GUtstandimiOFRanlst, will present a halNheurrecital of music on the new Bald,win electronic organ.The organ aeeompanics all !hf?csngregationa] sinsing of the be.loved hyitiBi el the ihureh and Illlnthe Strand Theatre with the ringingtones of rich music. The Rev,Frank F, Adler. BTM,, pastor ef St.John's Lutheran - Chureh, sponsqrirtythe scrvieei leads the hymn-sins.BLIND: ARTISTS are new acceptedeverywhere for their 4a)ent!i asthey brighten and assure g path forwardin spite of difficulties.Prominently outstanding a m o n i:these is Lrfitgi EloceeHi, dramoti^tenor, aeclglmed by enthusiastic au,diences from coast to cssst as tht-Blind Caruso",Other artists will include soloistsand instrunicnUlistii,The organ recital begins at 7:15ciocN, and the program at ?r4S,The Strand Theatre is alr,cenditloncdand ampliBed for perfecthearlns throughout. Everyone iswelcome.MILK PBJl ESState milH control boards ha\ T e theAnal word en milk prices, Or^ saidtoday, For&efly, Of^ controlledprices of milli in line with cost Increase*.Jala tin Clunker « ma(aiine of l)i.Hawn. Uethodlst CKyfCh. and mn jwncdJournalist, lecturer, author and trav•ler will of the gye«t preacher athe Sunday evening service of therlrat Mstnodlat church. In thiMoorlyn Theatre,He haa served ai a newspaper re'parter, circuit rider in hii nativekansaa, has done Boit,lradUate workat a numb.r of theological schools,and ha* traveled exttftsively throughall of the leading nations of theworld,DURING THI PABT 10 years hiswritings have appeared in morethan MO American publlcailsniAmong books he has aulhered are,"Making a Co of Life", and "TheLerd la mw Shepherd",His Aral book was published1B19. Since then he has producedUna H full volume!, bealde scoreiof Booklet! and brochures,* # *DURINQ HII SPEAK1NC engagementa he hu praaehed to thausands of people. He receives invitationsto deliver more than 3,000adtream • year. But actually fulfllU only about MB of these.He haa served the tfethodisiChurch In almost every major roleHe was a mern&er of the GeneralConferences In 1H36. 1MD and 1044and the UniAeation= Conference in1031) In 1137 he wai cngaan as onrof the sevel! most representativeMethodist preachers in America, ina poll in which l&OQO ministers psrtieiBated.ChftrcnAnntntnemmmntaFIB8T HITHaDIBTThe Chorth with Ike Carilliin-•th st, an4 Central av.J SUnl.v Wa«, Tb D. NIBlsleroearie O, A.hton. Nlnliter at Mu.l,uBd.y. fllf II, 1955—Ijo a. m. — Church School withcla&gcs for all ages. Roj E: Darby,supdrintendent.II a. m.^Morning Worship. DrWegg ! s sermon Ionic. "Hidden Ha,ios". Music=0rgan numbers lo beplayed by Qyorge Ashton: "AllegrettoGraziose", Uy Tours; "Adofatioh"by Borewiki, and "tijnto". by Seoti;snthems sung by the MciropoiitdnQuartet (Betty Keller, §upranp: VirginiaKendricH, altoi Geurne Liipham,tenor; Roy VVijde, bassf willbe "Still. Still With Thee", by Kooitand "The Lord 1& My Light", byFarker, There flisa will be a HCJpranosols by Bctly Keller. "Fsgifii23". by Maiotte7;4i p ni. — gverung WDFS'ip atthe Moorbn Theatre on the Beardwalk.Guest speaker. Dr. Roy U.Smith, publishing agent of MethodistChurch since 1IHS and furrniMeditor of Christian Advocate, Musir—Numbers to oc sun*; by the Mctr,*-politan Quartet will include; "Th->Day Is •Bnded", by Bartletl: eiitiThat Madcst Earlil and Hcii\gn", byMatthews, and "As Turrenls in Sunimer'-,by Elgar Roy Wilde will i-in/lo baritone solu, "Busidc still Wuiers",by Hamblcn.eiaesdajr. Inly 1E^Ivcry Wednesday {hi? yhufeli sviiibe open for prayer ail day, A ahiir:prayer service will be(O f ! 3f **•*'*p. m.tHnssI, July lf_7;30 p, m—Fourth Quarterly confereneein the church. Reports orall erganizstions ni the churchihould be made at Ihls time. Tn-'u-Hrcrs of al! ehurefi orgaiii/litien^should take their nooks to HamjyLloyd CHattin aj, soon al< possibiefor auditing.H.tur.1.). «u|, II u S.luriJ.). Jul;tt—The children of thu Methudim Of,phanage will be our gueata at 4SUAsbury av. Anyone wishing to giin.etc., call the parsonage 0OH ur th,-Church office, 2Mi.rinsT CHURCH or('HKIfiT. HCIEKTI8TSunday Service—II a. m si thechureli, «th «t. and Asbury avFirst Methodist Church"THE CHURCH WITH THE CARILLON"Central Ayanue and Eighth StreetJ, Stanley W. n . Th.D.. Miniater•si* A.M.CHUBCH StllOOlBey Ii, Parky, supt,lliH A.St,HPKNINO woBsmrbr J, Hauler Wail>Topic. Midden Haln"tvtnt»a itfaofc a iwrnneuMfaofcl-TN OSTHCATREOAlWAlKTHIS SUNDAYOR, ROY L. SMITHf UBLI3HINC AGENT,of th. METHODliT CHURCHFarsaar •iMar M Vfee CkrMlaa AlvacMeJ0IJBNA|jn> AU-rMOm TtAVHK Lpu TUBrB- THE MITMI^TAN OUAKTET .VI'lloU K.rrfrlck. all.' • Wl«e. kasaHUH ,Mlaa Keller will dag . appnuuHl>, •PHIBI »-, kr MaUu,. uthe n»ral>( lerTiee, Kiiar. InUr lint ateUiatUal CkiMk,wlU b*: "If ••ymbSiS Willthe sit*, oaa. —.cZrlat. or Trulk. «° *• ft* 1 "***rwvptlVB thovalit—tlsay wlll brln*lo Ife* rnlUwnlum." at * «rr. AVQVUtkfteuodarIfand 1) l»a. mtonfnuloo. so paturdar—tand 7:30 to « p. m.Mass on rlrsTrrliKT. «S a. m.Confcsabfna on ev* oi First tifsfT.< to JV and T K to • p m.Vll mass at t:|p a. mSunday klasui—*fl»-nlnj at tM p. ffi.Hal s*. Ul CnlnU •*,Sunday Masses, «. I and 10 i, niConfessions on StuirtUj and «v«of First FrUaya from Till to | p, m,f tOCIAH CUTIMI> at. UK Waata? •*,Haw *( IBa niaaa CUipJli a. m—Prayer mtf-tlnp tar allSunday School teachers and officer!in the pastor'a atydy,•:H a, tn, — Sunday Srbool tritliclasses for enry member ol th*family Sunell Sullon,