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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, April 9, 1960 Lent Nears Close River flows into the Missis- Bureau forecasts very slow sippi, crept over bottomland fall of the Missouri from ba for 75 miles from Chester to low Omaha to Jefferson City, Cairo Friday. Mo., in the next three days, electrical power to the city In view of the improved out. In area But cities the all flooded thousands of acres were temporarily. and not look, Army engineers ordered gradual release of the im The flooding Flint River at near Cairo in southern Illinois expected to be flooded. pounded city water supply in town ?"d frced 200 persons from Newton turned the tiny ' The Kansas City Weather Kansas City reservoirs. homes where the Ohio a into an island, Flood Crest Passes in Soggy Midwest Special Rites Ready For Holy Week Continued From Page 10 11 By United Weu International Worst of the present flood danger appeared to be over Friday In the midwest, where high waters drove an estimated 33,000 persons from their homes and swamped thousands of acres of farmland. MISSISSIPPI and Missouri River floodwaters had chased BUT IN OTHER areas, s hundreds from their homes in swirled over a third of Missouri and Illinois, but as Newton, Ga., and damaged a the crests moved downstream, dam and water wheel at authorities said it was unlikely N.Y., cutting off any more levees would split.- p.m., followed by a fellowship hour. Sunday with a confirmation A Communion 10:45 service at am., during Service,Candlelight conducted by the Rev. which seven young people will Charles M. Gunnerson, pastor, be welcomed into church mem- will be Maundy Thursday at bership. 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Vesper A SPECIAL service at 7:30 services will be conducted at p m, on Maundy Thursday will 7:30 am. with Pastor Gunner-socommemorate the institution preaching on Judas: The of the Sacrament of Holy Com- Man Who Might Have Been." munion by Jesus Christ. Good AT GILEAD Baptist Church, Friday holy communion serv- 460 Concord St (1255 West), ices will be conducted at the Rev. A. M. Beaudoin, pas7:30 p.m. ' Zion Evangelical Lutheran tor, said services will be conChurch, '1070 Foothill Dr., will ducted each evening at 7:30 conduct two services and a p.m. through Maundy ThursSunday School program Sun day with guest speakers. Harry Hubbard, Gilead Bapday. The churchs Youth Choir will present special music and tist layman,' will speak Palm the Rev, John Rose, assistant Sunday, the Rev. W. C. at an 8:30 Stevents, pastor of First Bappastor, will preach tist Church, Layton, will speak a.m. service. Monday, the Rev. Charles McAT 9:30 A.M., Sunday School Carty, pastor of Murray Bapan tist Church, will present members will speak Tues' Easter program and members Otis McConnell, another tty, Junior Confirmation; of the Baptist layman, will Class will receive Bibles dur- speak Wednesday and Maundy ing the program. New mem- Thursday Communion service bers will be received into the will be conducted by the Rev. church at a 10:45 am. service .MriJBeaudQtCL., . when the Rev. Neale E.'Nel-son- , HOLY COMMUNION will be pastor, will preach on the A special offered Wednesday at 7 am. theme, Hosanna' "Palm Sunday anthem will be in St. Marks Episcopal Cathe23L E. 1st South. Holy presented by the Senior Choir. dral, A 24 hour prayer vigil is Communion again will be conducted Maundy Thursday at planned at the church from 7 am. and at 10:30 a.m. with Wednesday noon to Thursday blessing of oil by the Right noon. Richard S. Watson, bish' TRADITIONAL Holy Com- Rev. of the Episcopal Missionary op munion Service will be con- District of Utah. ducted Maundy Thursday at 8 A three hour service beginp.m. On Good Friday, Zion ning at noon will be conducted Lutheran will be host church Good Friday with the Rev. C. service for a three-hou- r Edward Crowther, Episcopal around the Seven Last chaplain at UCLA in Los AnWords from the cross.. Other geles, Calif., delivering the serLutheran pastors in the area mon. , will participate. Three Easter A CHILDRENS Easter for 6, are services planned 9.30 and 11 am., Pastor Nel- Service and Mite Box presentation is planned for Holy Saturson said. day at 4 p.m. at the cathedral. Lutheran Johns St. At Junior classes at Midvale Church, Missouri Synod, 1030 5th East, Holy Communion Methodist Chuich, 41 E. Cenwill be conducted on Good Fri- ter, will present Good Friday services at 7:30 p m. day at 7:30 p.m. THE SEVEN Last Words, HOLY TRINITY Lutheran Church, 1170 W. r9th North, an oratorio, will be presented will be the scene of a 10 a m. at First Presbyterian Church, festive worship seryice Palm South Templh and C St., Palm Sunday with reception of new Sunday by the Adult Choir, L Morris, pasmembers, baptisms, special said Dr. Alvin A Good tor. Friday ComSouth Schools music by High a cappella choir. A Church munion Service will be at School Easter program will be 7:45 pm. Holy Trinity Greek Orthopresented Palm Sunday at 7 dox Church, 275 S. 2nd West, has scheduled a program of p sacred services from Palm Denver Pastor Sunday through Holy Saturday, said the Very Rev. Steven A. Katsaris. IT INCLUDES: Palm Sunday 9 am., Orthros; 10 am., Sunday School sendee; 10:15 am., Hbly Liturgy; 7:30 pm, service of the Nymphios and confessions. Holy Monday 7:30 p.m. service of the NymDr. Kelly ONeal, Denver, phios and confessions. Holy Colo , will be featured speaker Tuesday 9 a m. Holy Liturgy at the seventh annual series in Tooele; 7:30 p.m., service of the Nymphios and confession. of Holy Week Holy Wednesday 8 a.m., Holy services to be, Liturgy in Ogden; 6 p m., chilconducted Mon drens service for Holy Uncday through Fri tion.- Holy Thursday 6 am, day from noon Liturgy; 9 am, Holy Holy to 12.50 pm. in 7:30 pm, Passion Liturgy; t the Capitol TheService. Good Friday 9 a m.. atre. 46 W. 2nd A Service of the Great Hours, 3 South. p m., Burial Service; 7:30 p m., The series is Lamentation Service. Holy sponsored each 6 pm., Holy LitSaturday year by the Salt urgy; 9 am. Holy Liturgy; 11 Lake Council of pm. Service for Holy SaturChurches. day and midnight, The Resursermon Dr. Kellv's opening rection Service and Holy will be The Pursuing God Succeeding daily sermons, will be A Haunted House, "ChanTwo Miles nel No. 1 God, A and from Everywhere World Worth Saving. THE SERVICES are open to the public. Dr. Kelly has just completed a term as interim pastor of First Christian Church, OnSpecUl to The Tribun. tario, Calif., and for 15 years OGDEN Dozens of rounds served as pastor of the Central - Christian Church in Denver. ... ,of contests remained Friday He is recognised as -- an night fcefore winners will any has author and lecturer and from the National phi held many important positions emerge in his own denomination as Rho Pi Forensic Society tourwell as in ecumenical relation- ney at Weber College, going into its third day of competiships. A GRADUATE of Hiram tion Saturday. College in Ohio, he has done MORE THAN 150 talented postgraduate work at the orators and debaters from six University of Southern Califor- Western states were in the nia and the Pacific School of contests being held in Weber Religion! SatDr. Kelley is a Kiwanian and classrooms The meet ends urday. a Scottish Rite Mason. NATIONAL Phi Rho Pi offi-cer- s were elected at the annual meeting of debate coaches Thursday might. Virgil Berg- man, Palomar Junior College, San Marcos, Calif., was named president, succeeding Bill Special to The Tribun. Brooks, Garden City, Kansas. E. Carl Green, Weber ColMURRAY The Utah zone of the Lutheran Laymens lege English department inLeague will hold a rally structor and debate coach, was elected first yice presidents The - meeting Saturday at 7 p.m. at Christ Lutheran Church, following were elected vice 222 E. 5600 South. presidents: RICHARD KING, Everett MAIN BUSINESS of the -- Utah members of the inter- Junior College, Everett, Wash.; national organization is spon- Carl Dudley, Pueblo Junior sorship of The Lutheran College, Pueblo, Colo., and Mrs. Hour, one of the worlds Martha Burgess, Blinn College, most extensive religious Tex. Mrs Silviais D. Mariner, serving her Lubbock, Tex., broadcasts. 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