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> i :^?-K yui^"" hi •-'•--• • u T- •;; .-:-"- / ft yyy 0m^Ji^ yy yrm: ' TV •'• A hyy • ;^.-»_'•: i-?y--y. iyy li;::f BAPTIST • / OKL.A «-0 AA A CITY 1K •I -sMiir * -- ^ - - .' >• ED I T I o ik / OF THE Through the 4th Annual Award of i University Scholarships folr - y-y}^^y4.:^yy}m-§^^^ •y-ym^mMM High School Graduates •/••-y^ymlMm April 1, 1943 For Tuition MAY 3, 1943~JUNE, 1944, at O. i U. on the basis of • ^ j Competitive General Examinations Our lN[ew Churchi Camping Crounds Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bourne, the pa The purpose of the scholarships is to give opportunity to stu rents of Mrs. Stella M. Crockett, have : ' - .-y-.:J^'^y:iL-\-y^\ii -^--^f dents with real ability. given our church a site for a camp ^-•:-,mymmm§:< grounds estimated to embrace about The examinations will be conducted by Dr. John W. Raley or seven acres of. land. This is near the Mr. John Hall Jones during April, 1943, in district competitions Bourne Dairy on Grand Boulevard, northwest of Lincoln Park. We are • ^y-'-.'r. at central locations. Applicants meet in the Young People's De planning a recognition of this gift at : -y '•-•'^^m^mm'm yyyy^ the evening preaching service Sunday, I -' y. >r-: partments of Baptist churches at 2 P. M. during the Baptist W. M.U. District Meetings as listed below: H evening, April 4. i'yyy_ One week later we plan a dedication service for the camp grounds on the .•' -y- '-'^•'k''^y-'dj:&pty- Place Baptisi Church grounds themselves. [We thank Mrs. •y:'yw^mr^ y& Crockett for her kindness in securing .?yy'- Sulphur, First April 6 yyy wmm Many cam-pus' ^Aprk this splendid gift for' the use of our y-yM-Mmm X-awton, Central April 7 people. Let us make this a great re Frederick, First April 8 assignments are [also ligious camp ground and plan an an '-'y^ nual camp meeting thereon. Sayre, First April 9 We are indeed grateful to Mr. and I'y .:'• •>-'. Guymon, First Mrs. Bourne for their interest and their --yf'.- available for interest- April 12 splendid gift to our church for this Woodward, First April 13 m outing and recreation c^enter. We must Enid, Calvary April 14 ed youth in the Cafe not turn the social life of our young '- i-yy: people ov^r to the irreligious world. Oklahoma City, Kelham April IS This is one phase of ojir church's pro Seminole, First April 16 teria, Press, Shops, gram in a Christian interpretation of Mrs. E. W, Bourne the social life under Christian direc E. W. Bourne Tulsa, Immanuel April 19 tion. I Miami, First Offices, Radio Stu y y April 20 Next Sunday! Muskogee, First On the Front 2000 in Sunday School April 21 dios, Library, afid on HEAR THE PASTOR: \y)ti McAlester, First The following message- was received Will you join the Sunday school com April 22 from Townsend McClure last week: \yyi'-y Durant, First mittee, the Bpard of Deacons, and the 10:55 - L 'The Voice of Pity" April 23 "Yesterday I went to Olivet Church Sunday school officers and teachers in the 'Campus. \ j^ 8:00 __- "The Voice of Authority" Shawnee, OBU April 23 ^ which is a regularly organized church. reaching 2000J regulariy for our Sunday . It meets in a re-modeled residence in school ? i Last Sunday there were two great Secure application card from ^f^y^r.^ -c , i ' the oriental section of town and the It can be done! Each class going jcongregations, the choir was at its best, congregation was an eye-opener: Ev after its members each week will • get lhe messages were given in power— W.M.U. Presidents or Pastors \ ery dark-hued race—Japanese, Chiriese, the job done,} Come next Sunday praying? / Filipino, Negro, in the same pews, in REMEMBER, WE WANT 2000! • front and back. .Mrs. Koon said it vvas 1 I^r Further Information, Write Dr. J. W Raley, President truly a melting pot. They were most cordial when I told them before .the Change of Time New Sund4y School ^?^5 I I service that I came from the Old First. Beginning ' Sunday, April 4, our Members They are certainly carrying on a igreat Training: Unions and the evening wor i:^^-f -' piece of work. ,. .had 248 in Sunday •X / ship will begin 30 minutes later. The Twenty-five new Sunday school mem school. That was the time you expect new time will be: Training Union, 6:45, fcTC* Q-Ammm h?tm iJ bers joined our ramks last Sunday. We ed 5000 and ha^ Dr. Billy. Howjl en- / Shawnee Evening Worship service, 8:00. vij?d you the opportunity of seeiiig ev- are averaging! albove 20 per Svmday. If S crprone and hearing him. Finall^r, Mr. an example of the Spirit to see these we keep thdsQ already enrolled and Koon preached 6n "Home Missions" and under-privileged people make an offer add these tb our present enrollment, e\en took an offering to send to the ing for the foreign element in the Unit 1 • • - • ; Mission Board |)n the Mainland.- What ed States." we can soon have 3000 enrolled. yyi&yM:^^^M..t^-^.y . t, ..:,. -__ Page C BAPTIST MESSENGER -y.'ay-^' Pasre B BAPTIST MESSENGER f am April 1, 1943 Alford Bible Class Foursquare Class it:y Local Church Missions We were richly blessed. Sunday by Opportunities for the Week Alathean News ;The Alford Class opened the hour by J. B. Rounds having Mr. E. N. Sanders bring our Sunday, AprU 4, 194S CirclQ April 9 -on your calendar for by having a song service. devotionai on the Gospel of John, usipg 9:30 A.M. Sunday School this i$ the date for our annual Alathean Next Sunday night we will have ,a The devotional on prayer, as given by the "Themq of Love."i We are always 10:55 A. M. I •••:;;-•" Moming Worship banqyek.. See or call Dorothy Berry Recognition Service in honor of Mr. Mrs. DeAJV^itt' made us know we can clad to havb Dub witK us. Then in- the 6:45 P.M. Training Union for ypiir tickets, soon! Let's all enter find helpj in our daily lives. 8:00 P. M. and Mrs. E. W. Bourne, whose generous id helpi in bur daily lives, \ b^"^ -- —•• . - -^; i?.yy -.<<•>%' li^ Evening Worship, followed by Fellowship Hour into tiie serving of this and really^ mal^e gif^ of a camping site will be received Mrs. Alford read an interesting let^T^sence of our teacher, Mr. Howard it one? to be remembered. Plan to. bring publicly through the courtesy of their ter she has received from Mrs, Hebe(t\ gwt taught the lesson from John 20. Tuesday, April 6, 1943 your ilhusband. I?? 10:30 A. M. W-. M. U. Ad\Tsory Board daughter,! Mrs. Stella M, Crocketjt. The who is residing now in Washington, D. h~wHole t arise witalwayh us s delighteand bringd swhe uns sucMrh. 12:00 Noon W. M. U. Enlistment Committee Meeting Sun'day morning Mrs. Gray made us warmer weather is now apprcjaching C. I inspirationaHnit is witl hlessons us an. Hd ebring broughs ut st osuc ouhr 1 • •.'. .•:• 12:00 Noon Eunice Class Meeting, Mrs. John Jameson, 2336 NW 13 feel keenly the necessity of Christ in anc these grounds will become jjopular We stood in silent prayer a few min minds the "Joy of being home mission 8:00 P, M, Adult I Training Union officers' meeting in the home of Mrs. Will ourt hves. If Christianity is real in our for over-night camping by groups who utes while our teAcher prayed for Mr. aries, on' being privileged to love our •''..*.•.-••• S. McCraw, 2771 NW 17 . lives we must have Christ. We find '. > -• }~-y enj^y such recreation. Wahl's family. We will remember Mrs. Christ, and sharing Him and our r Chrisit where we look for Him. rhe revival is now in progress at the Wahl and her fanjily in our prayers in church with others." Wednesday, April 7, 1943 Keit Sunday the following will go 6:00 P.M. Sunday School Conference Dinner Marantha Mission. Come when jyou can her bereavement. { ' '--. We were happy to have Mr. and Mrs, 6:45- P. M. to the Mission: Roberta Hadley, Emma We welcomed Mrs. Story after a long Dwight Baird as new members together Sunday School Conferences ! Groncs, Mildred 'Amos, and Loraine and encourage Brother Moore jand the 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting ! forces there in this endeavor jfor the absence. We werq sorry to hear about with 14 visitors and 46 members. Ev 8:30 P. M. Diehr^. Choir Rehearsal Loijd's glory and the salvation of the Mrs. Kitchen's boj* having an operation. eryone enjoyed !the party fpr the class -}'-'y, W^e^were happy to have a number of Mrs. Kibler prayed for the sick ones. y':l: lost!. The building was opened last Sun Friday night. We are looking forwaurd t - i • Thursday, April 8, 194S visii:ors with us Sunday. day! with open house and prospects are The lessoh on Missions was amply to seeing our teacher next Sunday and 7:30 P.M. Fidelis Class Reception, Progressive Class Room AJice Hibbai'd and Billie Miles are given and mucH - enjoyed. j many more new members, j in the hospital. May we remember theni splendid for a new development in that Friday, AprU 9, 1943 mis'sion endeavor. ' ^- M Sorry to hear of the death of IVIi's.