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1-Day Convention
A one-day religious c<u>v< n
tion will open its sessions to
morrow morning at 11:00 o’clock
at the Community Baptist
Chuich and will continue
through the afternoon and close
after a special evening service.
The program was arranged by
a local committee of the Church
and plans have been under way
for several months, the major
Factors being completed several
weeks ago.
The theme of the convention
is “With or Without Christ”,
and six areas of life will be con
sidered in the light of this
theme Special speakers from
outside the local congregation,
combined with several talented
members of the congregation,
promise a day of thought-pro
voking presentations A brief
outline of the sessions for to
morrow follows:
11:15 Address: “Christ Speaka
to His Church”—by Rev. John
S. Winter.
2:00 Devotional service fol
lowed by address: “Our Nation
and the Other Nations”—by Lt.
Commander Charles Frisbie,
U. S. Navy.
3:10 Four simultaneous dis
cussion groups—
For 7th, 8th graders and high
schoolers — Youth Problems —
Leader: Mrs. Robeit Dawson
The Home—Leader: N. M.
Chamberlain
Education—Leader: Chaplain
Hubert MM Ins, U. ft. Army
Social Relations1—Mr. Claude
Marona, Red Cross Field Direct
| or, Fort Greely.
' 4:15 Convention re-assembles
for presentation of conclusions
[ of discussion groups.
Summary of findings as relat
ed to theme for the day—by ,
Chaplain Winter Unzell, U. S
Army.
6:30“Our Rihle”—this period
in charge of Convention Com
mittee.
7:30 Closing session, special ser
vice
Address: Victorious Personal
' Living, by Chaplain Edward
Helmioh, U. S. Navy.
Special candle service.
There will also be three brief
devotional periods lead by Mrs.
Gregory Morony, Vernon Ken
dall and Portis Woolley. The
special music is under the di
rection of Miss Estelle Marlin,
who promises fine numbers for
each period throughout the day.
Both the Children’s Choir and
Girls’ Choir will sing.
Both dinner at noon and sup
per in the early evening will be
served in the church social
room.
This is the first such program
ever arranged for the local com
munity church, and the entire
public is invited to attend any
or all the sessions.
Howard J. Carroll, board op
eration officer for the Office of
Price Administration, arrived
from Anchorage this week on a
short business trip.
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