|
First United Presbyterian Church |
|
Sixth and Elm |
| Hutchinson, Kansas |
| Minister, Rev. John
T. Haupt |
|
Morning Worship |
| 11 a.m.
August 2, 1953
|
| Activities and announcements |
| Today: |
| 6:30 – Pioneers. Devotions by
Ellis Meeks; Lesson, Carladel Mershon. |
| 6:30 – Community Youth Meeting in
our church. Our young people will conduct the worship service. Peter
Pintus will be the special speaker. |
| 8:00 – community Evening Service
in our church. Rev. Frank Richard, chaplain at KSIR will preside, and
Rev. Chas. Dumond will speak. Our choir will present an anthem. |
| Baptisms last week: Lucinda Kay,
dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deming, and Jeffrey Milton, son of Mrs.
Marilyn Frye. |
| Sympathy: to the Carly Wyatt
family, over the death of Mr. Wyatt’s brother, Flay Wyatt. |
| Best wishes: go with Dick
McCandless, reporting soon for army officer training in Texas. We
will miss Dick in many parts of the church program. Also, best wishes
go with Capt. Fred Thompson, assigned to duty in Labrador. Mrs.
Thompson and the children will stay in Hutchinson. |
| A nice letter recently from Montie
Bowen, now stationed at Toole, Utah. |
| Welcome to Walter Alling, home
from school in St. Louis, where he has been since his release from
service last year. |
| Greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Henry, from Zenith, new Hutchinson residents. She works at Grace
Hospital. Ron has been at church the last two weeks. |
| Baseball: U.P. over 1st
Pres. About 23-11. |
| The Haupts will begin a two week
vacation tomorrow. Part will be spent just staying home. Services,
the bulletin, and other activities will be in charge of the session.
We look forward to rest and relaxation, and are most grateful for the
time. We consider vacation a release only from the routine duties; we
are always available for any emergency need if we can be reached. |
| Gift to the Church |
| Last week the William and Wilbur
Spaniol families presented to the church a complete public address
system, thus providing the church with equipment which has been
considered desirable for some time. The congregation acknowledges
this splendid gift with sincere appreciation and thanks. Items
include an amplifier with record player, two microphones, and two
speakers. It is expected to serve as an acoustic aid, and to enable
programs to be carried to any part of the church. It is being used
experimentally today, and we hope with some practice to achieve full
utility of the equipment. |
| Sabbath, Aug. 9…..W.G.M.S. reports
by Mrs. Blackford and Mrs. R. C. Anderson. |
| Sabbath, Aug. 16….Rev. Carl Byrd,
guest minister. |
