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v Call CHARLIE JONES New-'ITark-i-Bi*?' 1930's- ("My father had .told "I use that form of farewell be­ probably .woylfl not^draw many to an exhortation,, to give mole xiie that when you're looking cause that's what I was taught "correct-^otes" if he were to attention to the things of the. for law schools, look for the to do from childhood. Call Geo. M. Clancy go oh, the show ajui tell the spirit, as in this passage: ones that -have the greatest ••' J panel and TV audience what he cross-section of creeds on the "Our mother never said 'good­ For Their Moving! -dOfiiLJEffir., his aff|da^dtjauMli exercises aid faculty, and that's what Ford bye' to us, but 'God bless you.' "lranrriad-trr-factr-50 I'd-teti-us that nobody-reafr read: f -v*fif*W6r the students were Jewish and ly knows what 'goodbye' means, [SyMNORTH AMERICAN To fiwd-a-simple_Hay_ to in­ v J "I, Bud. Collyer, am a lay stant health, only 20 per cent were Catho­ that it's' short for 'God be VAU (.IMES preacher in, the First Presby. lic") * with»your;so-she,d-4eH'USimake terian Church of i Greenwich, While .working nine to five it clear -what we meant." — Connecticut What's more, has amply paid you What began as merely a way (Catholic Press Features) give my sermons ,in.- verse." To find a quicker way to in­ to work his way through Ford- GEO. M. CLANCY CARTING CO. INC. stant wealth, ham — a job as' a singer on Collyer.Vho is; also superfn- , _ Remember that your spirit CBS radio — developed quickly 8 Circle Street 473-3120 -tendent^oi-1n^rtlnn ch*s Buiiaay -into a full-time career in show COUREERJOURNAL School, has been giving the ser- may be starving — business. Friday, Feb. 17,1967 mons-in-verse for more than There's nothing isometric four years Ind niany of them for your soul." Although few people now as­ have been published in two So talk a lot \$th bod, and sociate his voice with the char­ books, "Thou Shalt Not fear" you'll be carving acter, Collyer played and "With the'Whole Hear*." all of the years it was on radio, In addition, he was invited to A brand new road, with Jesus and ^since September, he has demonstrate his unusual preach as its Goal." been providing the voice for ing.method, befoie the Second .immediately after the intet the Superman cartoons on CBS International Bible Communi­ view, Collyer was off to record TV. " - ,„ cation Congress, which was held a series of on%minute radio in Washington last Fall and' at­ commercials, on behalf of the What Collyer has been asso­ tended by Catholic, Protestant American Bible Society, in ciated with — ever since he be­ and JewTsh clergymen. which he gave brief anecdotes came one of TV's first regular frpm Scripture and suggested performers in 1950 — is his *'I think the congregation is how they might be relevant "God bless you," which he in ~apt-to-pay-closer-attention-when today^He-has-a4so--Feeor4ed-the- variably adds to "Goodbye." you're speaking to them in entire New Testament for dis­ tribution to the blind. "Out of every thousand let verse," Collyer explained, short Collyer's sermons do not con­ They'd have no knowledge of ters we get, someone will write l"Ty oafte Telr l tapinthe Truthg anothe" programsr of his. sist of brief religious poems each other's speech, "I've always been keenly in­ and say, 'Who do you think you are — a priest or something?' which are seen on CBS-TV oi but are of a long, "epic" nature, A.nd, even though they tried terested in religion; I've been Which range from a verse pres­ teaching Sunday school since I but that's usually all the com- weekday afternoons . and pp entation of a Biblical story and to understand, J4onday_gxeningsv "It's alwaiyi was 18," said Collyer, who is easier, too, for the congregation its modern application . They'd be corifus?qT"7Vna so married and the father of three to- remember a quote from man Lost the way grown children.' poetry." ("All of them must be scat­ F*or prompt communication • ' i ' "' tered, so that each with his brother. Born Clafton Collyer, he set e acn Prince, _'Xl>i _ every three months —tived~in--aHli#fesenfeplace,_ & out to follow his father's career "oF!o^hFlMe^'aWT~c3iS And ^ver-since-^hat-4imer-tFy|^S'«-4awyeiT^nd-^ot~his-law-4e different land- as they may. gree from the Jesuit-operated tell you: the people do listen.11 tfcsrtfcir God not Dead For Bonhoeffer New England St&fMujl — (RNS) — Dietrich I It was a difficult step for a without God," his biographer He said his biography will be BonHoeTfer, The~marfyred Get- Lutheran ter taRe since he is said. titled: "Dietrich Bonhoeffer: family found man theologian, was a revolu- taught to obey those in author- One of Dr. Bonhooeffer's con­ Theologian, Christian, Contem­ tionary Protestant thinker* but ity, Dr. Bethge observed, tributions.. Dr. Bethge, said was porary'" he, was not responsible for the1, U—Dr^ -Bonfoehher wa& Impris- to "show us how far and how Dr. Bethge was himself ar- this recipe '•death-of-God^—theology^somcf one<$ uracil Christians shouldidenntyfresj^^yr^j^^a^is^h^g^Oricr times attributed to him, his hTSprH, TM3, and died FAMOUS ^niinmnmrnnnimuimimimiTn iiiimrrmiimtmtrFr — on April 9, 1945, at the age of themselves with the world." biographer said. here. was the only one of five impris­ inlflme. CATTLEMEN 50: Pork Chops IUNMMMMMNI .... 39 in a prison at Flossenburg, Dr. Bethge said he is some­ T>x. Eberhard Bethge said in north Bavaria, a few days oned members of his family to "Select Cut" mm m mmnmtmtm times asked why he gives all his escape execution. He is now di­ All maart art guar­ most of the "death of God" the­ before American troops arrived energy "to a man who has never 15.FRYERS antied to mtot your ologians realize they are not there. satisfaction or youf < .. a, matured,' referring to the fact rector of the Pastor's Institute ordir will chicrfully heirs of Bonhoeffer, although f What has made Dr. Bonhoef­ that Dr. Bonhoeffer_jdied at of the Church of the Rhineland CALL lbs. bt rtplac«d or your some admit they make "ere? such a young age. 5 BACON money rftlundtd i ative misuse", of his theology. fer so famous, Dr._ lethge_said, in Westphalia, Germany. 442-2240 SAUSAGE % within 10 dayi^ was his rare combination of IU. TUMI WITH HMMU W kmttt\emuimmuumu\ The biographer, here for a being a martyr-, a great theolo­ HOW! «»¥T IEIF lllf M 442- r gian with a great vision, and a Kathleen Owens Wins Oratorical HI WITH itIIO. series of lectures, is currently Slllllll IlimilllllUljllHlljmiJUIllllfr teaching at Chicago Theological precise writer. %J> 2240 Wiss Kathleen Owens, 357 home the point that is the task Seminary .and during the com­ He is popular today both in Ridgemont Dr., a senior at Car­ of today's youth to bring people I ing term will be Fosdick visit­ this country and in Communist- dinal Mooney-High Schobl, was back to the spirit of the early ing professor at Union Theolo­ controlled countries because he the winner of the Oratorical Church. gical Seminary in New York. gives people "a kind of cour­ Contest conducted by Our Lady age to try ^new wneri "present of the Cenacle Council No. 3892^ :—John A. McCarthy Jr„ 32 Red It Was to Dr. Bethge that Dr. Bud Rd. and a senior at Aquinas Prlnc» Meatleii Sauce C^tkmenX MEATS structures are breaking down," Knights of Columbus on Feb. 12 — tradition* lly Italian. Bonhoeffer wrote from prison Dr. Bethge explained. in Cardinal MooneyHigh School. Institute was runner-up. -the famed letters -.whlsltljcoj Bunting with rich plum - ^omitoeir;- R^erlict — with-- tinue to influence Protestant One sentence in his writings In her speech treating- the Mis's Owens will now compete Prlnc* ipagWti. theology more than 20 years **Before God, we have to live subject "The Church of Today in a district contest {o be held ^BflilfTHENRIETTAIID. after he was executed in 19(5 today without God," has been by the Nazis for his part in the —What Opportunities are Pre- at Bishop ifceaniey High School SIR In Henrietta Town Line Plaza Between Jefferson A Town Line Rd. 'distorted" by jiome theologj on Feb. 25. STOP OUT TODAY! plot on Hitler. jto-sayr"We_have_ToTive today lented.—to—©UT—Youth" Miss . Open: Weekdays 10 a.m.-9 p.m. — Sal, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. .Owens noted "thunique*distine youth ocf The Bonhoeffer lettert^eref*^ '***' HWT3N; tion of g ambassadors of' MONDAY, cNQON^ "hifljUn." in Dr. Bethge's desk the new Church and the new PBTT7 anrMinknown to the world until Seton Groups She brought he ittlited them and they were spirit it promotes DEADLINE FOR NEWS published in the early 1950s, In Action Since then,"-there has pem 45TH BRANCH of Setbn "wive after wave" of lnt€r8st.|%oi kers of St Mary's Hospital For rtearly 30 years The Most Respected in Bonhoeffer's writings, fe&iri Name In Hearing, MAICO offers fine HOOVER part by other books, sucn-|&s sgrtll meet Feb. 20 in the home IF HEARING quality hearing aids, carefully fitted lo "Honest to' God" by Bisljpp jof Mrs. Peter De Vincentls, 860 aid every correctable hearing loss. See u5 James Robinson of'England" Wegman Rd. IS YOUR before you,, choose — you'll appreciate Tj"5i."""V 18TH BRANCH to-be enter­ rthe difference! Dr. Bethge, who married a tained by Mrs. J. Nelson Cooke niece of Dr. Bonhoeffer. has of Alaimo Drive, Saturday, Feb. PROBLEM, • 12 All TRANSISTOR MODUS—All STYLES completed a biography of Bon 18 at 1 p.m. • FREE. TEST FlfriNG Sftmcf hoeffer which will be published 50TH BRANCH will hear Fa­ early in 1967 in Germany and ther Michael Conboy at its • EXCLUSIVE PRECISION- SAT., FEB. 18th-10 A.M. 'TIL 3 P.M. later in England and the United meeting, Ttaarsday^EebJiSS. at EM fITTING States. the home of Mrs. Thomas Foley, MfMO • SERVICE Bring Your Hoover Regardless of Age and Factoty Don Bonhoeffer knew about 218 Curtice Park, Webster at HAS THE • BATTERIES the conspiracy against Hitler 8:30 p.m. • ACCESSORIES Representatives Y/tll Inspct and Adjust It Freel . . . All that began in 1938 but did not 7TH BRANCH to be enter • HOME OR OFFICE . 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