Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 79, No. 167, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 31, 1968 Page: 4 of 18
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4 Saturday. Aug 31 1 %S OKLAHOMA C1TV T«MES
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or»ai;e to her new friend.
laila I’atloii
What Generation
h-eacheri this <
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R> (.ail I)ri*kill
: a. generation!!
ntrter a the Fvjr
wide has ho.':
Sea«o:*.« Nursing
o: .it a* a
Bapti*' Chun
; p ■ iod ;h.«
a few ad :!•«
ship* a- 're home by jru
:g:ous-oner.:ed p: ograms.
Mr* \\ it* said at r p of h
" p hrn'.r * ;s wprp nvi'ed
■ -pn spin i. p pi ojec '
p: 'pnaining the
w pp’k u i’h voungs'e-«
v . apping tip a > . -
. : P piojPit
>p "he oomnvjf.ity
: ga-i>' a-rt \. U'h a :•
\ ' . p. a««:s’pi bv * • adc *
> uthpast High Srh
gar.iuatirr*. have formed friend-
g or \aripty shows and rr-
s e ady placed Chopsticks
»'hpt' lady jeered a poem
**..’*. i* . f rl < '' 1 UI \ fj11.
Heading "he program th
p ha 1 mPm. v ized
vvpek wa« former state
: Circa .torn Rogers, music and eduraMon di-
f Agreu Avenue Rap’is- Church
ge: < sung several h>m."s a'd led 'he g: up ..•
1-' m.e f.vvo: ite hym: «
o ud tea .'. dir ' i 'he hvn.n.tls
■;a:k« *he\ had ir
weekly program'
n display their -a
: . ' sages ;s"n r>'
; Rlh'.e - hr
Mrs. Watson, a musir teacher a'
iig'n. said shp hi res the pj grams
vugh r the whole year, with th
e orga •• • • -.
Webs'er .or
will he carried
e assis’arce of
Sooners Trying Fresh
Catholic School Tack
An Oklahoma-born ven-
ture in Christian education
may help provide solutions
for problem-plagued Ro-
man Catholic schools
across the nation and a'
lhe same time promote ec-
umenism.
The new look in parochi-
al secondary s, hooi* will
be unveiled Tuesday when
'he doors of I’onea t’itv *
Units High S, hool open for
'lie firsi time.
The four-year, ecumeni-
cally oriented school is lo-
cated in a modern, air con-
ditioned huff stone build-
ing which formerly housed
Assumption High School, a
girls’ institution wi'h a
dwindling enrolmer’.
The contemporary build-
ing is ott the grounds of 'ite
estate at one time owned
by former Oklahoma Gov.
K. W. Marlar.d
Leasing the building
from the Feliciar. Sisters
ar.d absorbing Assump-
tion's student body i* S'.
Mary's Catholic Church,
whiih has fotir.d .'« c.ier! .-
i atinnal parish high school
h u i 1 d i r. g cramped 1 >r
space.
S'. Mary '< s' tdetv5 " i
move in Unity Hi.1; S r.oo.
ar.d the parish
ry s.h, cl wi
the old high >
i:vg.
Administrate . f he new
high school w..1 he Rev.
Joseph Propp*. who ha*
been associate pastor of
St. Charles Rnrrnmeo
Catholic Church in Oklaho-
ma Citv
4L
Kev. luvph Propp*
rex’ year to have some
rton-Catholic students.'' he
said
The school's faculty,
however, will be ecumeni-
cal
Rev Monty Fey. a'so-
ci.ve pastor of Ponca
City's Fir*' Presbyterian
Church, will teach Old
Testament
Other staff members in-
clude one Rapiis; ar.d two
Methodist lay persons and
teachers front both the Fe-
rn ian S -lets and 'he S;«-
te:« . f the Pi . .re Provid-
er. e.
"I thir.k the school is a
grea' venture i:t faith and
cooperation,' Mr. Fey
said. "There will be great
room for dialog. Of course,
we all are wot king toward
the development of mature
Christians."
He said a lot of Catholics
are questioning their own
schools systems' structure
and operations ' I think
this is a creative appmaeh
in a Christian high
school." Mr. Fey said
Sister Margaret Kllen
said many persons ate le-
gal ding the unique high
s. Itool as offering a possi-
ble solution to solving 'lie
problems of Catholic
schools which are suffer-
ing front dropping enrol-
ments, financial problems,
and lark of qualified
teachers.
Father Propps said he
was elated at the encour-
agement the new venture
has received from Ponca
City Protestant .hurche*.
and from St. Mary's board
of parish education, which
he termed "a fairly new
phenomenon in the Catho-
lic Church. We couldn't
have attempted this with
out the parish hoard of ed-
ucation."
Heading 'lie hoard 1 >t
Jerry Arriarr:. head of ro-
sea r. h and devel.ipm*
for an nil company. He
piso was chairman of the
new school « staffing com-
mittee.
Sister Maigatef Kllen
said Unity's curriculum
will be "chiefly college
preparatory," with added
BHai B riih Council Pl'°-"'am
Delegate
Selected
Losing Travis
Herman M Mas'et* t > k . - -
horn a City bus r.e<sma::. i«
an elected delega e *he
five-dav triennial convention
of R'na: R'r.'h pen ng Sep-
tember 7 in Was'r.pg'or 1
C.
Mas'er*. L1* N'W 2s a
past president r' 'he Ok th -
ma State Association <-f
B'nsi B'ri'h il be amt ng
more ''at 1 V«' delegate*
alternate* ar.d vi<;tor< from
five continents a" 'he meet-
ing.
augur-
atir.g B'r.ai B nth * 125th
year a* the ratio! < o'de*-
service organization, w 11 ex-
plore - = d-zen c::-
ieal issue* ?ffe t.ng Jewish
commur.i'y life Amer; a
and othc umries
Topic* w.J include the ur-
ban - - lewish-N'eg;
latinr.s s d 'v<s problems o'
white merer,am* •• 'he black
ghe"o
Appea■ ng bef -
vernier wiii h* D-ae'. * Dep-
uty Prime Minister Yigal
Allor.
Pev. William W. Travis
executive director of the
Greater Oklahoma City
Co'jr.cil of Churches f-r
the pas: five years, has re-
signed hi* pos-, effective
October 15.
Mr. Ttavi*. cutrer.tly
:erm:"»l leave plan*
reetrer 'he active mitt.*-
A-T.our.cir.g the tesigt.s-
ti n. council presides t
John K. Wagner, said 'he
council's ft* member con-
gregation* ' are grateful
'he Pev. Bill Travis for h.s
five years of service a*
'minister of Christian uni-
ty in Oklahoma City.
• U'e are sorry that he is
leaving, but we wish him
godspeed in the pas'ora:
ministry to which he is re-
turning." Wagner said.
Before assuming the
council pos'. Mr. Trav.s
had served a* minister of
Southmirster Presbyterian
Church. 3415 B Western for
13 year*.
Wagner said a council
committee has been ap-
pointed to seek a succes-
sor.
Starts
loth Year
M«gr John J.
a pioneer in reli-
rad: > hr adcastir.g
pj J jc J*
x ear ?s 'ho
voice ' f radio tia'io:
KOMA * I'a'h’ lic Fven'« ir
•r.e N'ew s p- gra:-.
Msg" Wa.de 'be f . st P.-
m<m Ca'h pr>«* the
naven to u-e 'h;s . rt.m.uri-
cations media for a nsecu*
'ivp series f 'aIk* on . hur r.
doctrine - •* 'he voice or
"Dial-A-Pansh. which
Principal will
Margaret Elio:
who served la-
prir.cipnl a' >•
She is a • ii. !
|,p vj.ter
Gallatin,
year as
Mary *
: S.«' o r s
Students Return
From Work Tour
P:
Rev. W. W. Travi*
Monev Directory
To Be Compiled
WASHINGTON An -
The government
several yen
"Dial-A-S.-:
By dtai.r.i
er hears
message
Msgr W-
ten nurno-
pamphle's
Catholic
p'r.le'
t "eg Kr u
■ go'hor a money dire
The hook i' -
al ca'alogue
inds available
i*. priva'e
nd sra'e a-d
bo a n a n-
nf federal
■ ' indiv idu-
■ ganizatior.s
oa! govern-
passed
circuln'
■of the Div
order.
"The .dea i* 'he high
school si", uld bee. rt.e an
o umen.cal school for stu-
detrs of all faiths so their
respective pas' ;? w uld
be welcome to come into
teach their own religion."
Father Tropps said.
He said the student body
— with about 127 students
— will be ' ecumenical in
he pc ' but r.ot scope, a* a.,
are Roman Cat ho... *. "We
arc h p g by thi* time
Missionary
Appointed
Ilev. Roy Edgar Entrrlitte.
for former pastor of Dumas Av-
a* er.tte Baptist Church. 3112
Duma* Ave . has been ap-
52?-6Jt‘4. a ah- pointed a missionary to Tul-
: spira- oral «a by the Southern Baptist
Home Mi**jon Board. A'lan-
:« a'.« . ha* wri:- -a. Ga.
i* a:•-.-•>* and Mr. Enterhiw an Ok.aho-
the Roman ma Baptist University grari-
' ■ i'h One pam- ua'e w ill set ve a* a director
What Y- u Should under 'he Department of
\bou- Cath'-iio* " hi* Work wi'h Nad-nal 'Negro)
1 tnd tin
from sever-
hyteria: ,
ed fhi* week
San ’
tour
S.x'eor. :u'
ege s'uden'
a. local P r e i
: iirche* retur
fiotn a "work
I'icg, . Calif
The youth*, traveling by-
cars. spen' each night sleep-
. g ir. Presbyterian churches
a.Kng the way
The your.g people's major
prelect wa* working in the
I.ir.da Yi*ta Presbyterian
Chur'h Sa.-t I'ieg-.. where
painted 'he ch it h *
fe low ship : om and re-
paired playground equip-
he group, organized by
Rev James DeF ic^ li.
tor of T: initv Presbyteri- :
Chutch. returned via l>.s |
Angeles. I-a* Yeg,-,« ai d the |
Grand Canyon.
sister Margaret K. (ialialii
•
improvements such a* a
new science laboratory
and drafting department.
A new gymnasium i* slat*
ed for completion in nnd-
Sepi ember.
(hie of two Spanish-
s’yletl mansions bull hv
the onetime millionaire
g o v e r n o r contains the
school's library and a caf-
eteria staffed by Felician
Sisters as well a* the or-
der's administrative head-
quarters.
The . iry of Ponca City^
recently acquired the first
Marland mansion, and ha«
reopened it as a communi-
ty cultural center.
Sister Margaret Ellen, a
native of Vinita, iinl.l* dr
grees in English and li-
brary science from Lake
( allege San Antonio Sh«
,-iJn holds an administr.-i-
11vc certificate.
Before r e t u r n i n g to
Oklahoma, she taught eir
nientary school in I-oui*i-
ana and Texas and was
principal of Central Catho-^B
lie High School, Abilene,
Texas.
Father Propps, a native
of Broken Bow, attended
Southeastern State Col-
lege. Duran, St. Marys
College. Winona. Minn,
.I v..- graduated from
IV'da College, Rome. Italy.
He has taught in Chicago
a: -, i Mi mea poli* a ml a: the
f 11(1 S' Francis do
Sales Seminary m Oklaho-
ma fit v.
wa* know
FIRST
Methodist
CHURCH
i - «• Us Ret *•*•<
130 A.H.
Sunday School
10:45 A.M.
II Could Happen Again!’’
4 30 P.M.
Youth Activities
J ism Hest»*ood. Pastor
Ptv Ch»ne»
D r,'s.ti P»iter
THE
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FRIF.snr.Y
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Nichols Hills
Baptist Church
IMS N.W. Grind Siulivirt
C7 BAPTIST
^CHURCH
1201 N. Robinion
no 1 M
Sundry Sthiil
11 If 1? Hmi
Imidcilt I0H1
S (5 P M
triming Unit*
Ilrrnrhel R
Hibh«
11:00 AM —
"Thi Mnosurc of Greafuss"
Mark 10:43
Dr. Hebbi Spooking
0 45 PM —
What fo Do Whan fha
Cupboard In loro"
Luka 11:5-10
Rtv Richard Wattari, Spooking
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Tenth & Francis
CHURCH of CHRIST
•he *■>(x> mini mark
if', Baptist
V-
Hrvixal Set
Vfl:nmip Wppting Slated
High Official Due
Kva.geli-' Hareid Brun-
son will open ar. eight-dav
revival Sunday a- Per.ie]
Missionary Bap*i«r Church.
fifinn v.v :tn.
Mt B- - a former
eacher a- -he Missionary
Bap'is' Seminary, Jackson-
- ilie. Texas will preach
ughtly a’ * through Sep.
rmber ?.
Dr. Samuel Your.g. Kansas Thursday night.
City. Mo., highest elected of- Also speaking Wednesday
ficia! in the Church of the will be Dr. Lyle Eckley. su-
Nazarene. will be in Oklaho- perintendent of 'he Abilene,
ma City September 11-12 for Texas, district.
’he annual assembly of the Rev w T j0hnson. South-
denomination's Southwest %vcs. 0klahoma city district
f'kiahoma City Distric. superintendent, said assem-
. :.e meeting, a tracti. g busino*r will include re-
' .ergy and lay delegates pnr,s fr0m pastors, election
from the district's 62 church- of djs,rict officers and the
e*. will be :n Trinity Chur, h dl>|j-jot superiirendent s ;o-
nf the Nazarere. 1335 SW 29
Samuel Young
Dr. Young, who recently
va* elected to hi* sixth
four-year term as general
superintendent, formerly
was president of Eastern
Nazarene College,
tor. Mass.
Dr. Young will speak both
rights at 7:30 pm. and offi-
riate at ordination service*
p<ir\
Preceding the assrtnhly *
opening will he a missionary
convention. Featured speak-
er will be Rev Berge Na-
Wollas iariar' s missionary to Jor-
dan.
Mrs. W. T. Johnson is m.*-
sionary society president.
WORSHIP WITH US AT
AH EARLY HOUR!
8:00 A.M.& 11:00 A.M.
Morning Worship
6:00 P.M.
Evening Wonhip
lible Classes
8 AM *10 AM *5 PM
Ltwli d. Hat*
Ivangalii*
SOUTHWEST
CHURCH OF CHRIST
S.W. 25th A Aga*w
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KOCO-TV 7 A.M. Tna»4«y»
DIAL-A-PARISH
For a daily inspirational
message
call
528-6994
Also listen to
Msgr. John J. WaJde
every Sunday morning
at 9:15
KOMA—1520 on Radio
starting 45th ye«
of broadcasting
901
N.W. loth
CK 2-28^2
St.
m
Dudley R. Spears, Minister
Bro«dc«»F p«ch Sunday 9 CO A M,
■ WTiwr rf JK. _
9:45 A.H.
Bible Classes
Worship Services
10 45 A.M.
United Lives"
LOO P.M.
Something to Die For”
KTOK
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• ARTIST CHURCH
4102 N. WISTIRN
f 1 st ^Irfsbgtertnu (Church ■
N.W. 2Stk and WISTIRN
Dr. Iraait J. Lavrin, Panfaf
1:45 and 11:00 A.M
'The Young Mon Who Missad th* Party'
• rMdCASt 11 M A.M. KJf M H* KC
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FREE PUBLIC LECTURES
Sept. 5 • 6
8 P.M.
How to Meditate
Yoga Is Not A Mystery
What Is E.S.P.7
^Sar//r« Lafwanl ^S. Cjrcwaf
Warld Wida Taocher, Author, and Lncturar
MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
403 N.W. 23 (Downitalu) Oklahoma City
car
Missions The Topic
"State Missions' Season nf
Prayer" will be the sermon I
3430 Northwest Expressway.
Mr. Adams is a graduate
. „ n„,. |of Oklahoma Baptist Unlver-
toplc Wednesday when Rev. sj(y shawn„ and g^.
Laddie R. Adams, associate Baptist Theological
•ecretary of language mis- Seminary. Fort Worth, Tex-
•ions for the Baptist General as.
Convention of Oklahoma. He ha* pa stored <hur<he*
•peak* at 7:30 pm. In High- In Enid. Cheyenne, Keyes
land Hill* Baptist Church.! and Hollis.
First Christian Church
36th Si N. Walker
Tk« Rpv. Dr. Jpmps CI«yton Pippin, Minijtpr
. nrt N Th l«ft 1* Say?” £; I
r^~* J,m lauthari.f. Auot Mmgtar
I Cla»rt„ Xiao, » » AM *
rv. warthta SarvKi l»:H
vtart Grout* * J4-r H *** ^
JIMMY AUDI
. In A Gospel Meeting
I September 1 -8
i Services
| Maaday thru Saturday 7:30 PM
f Sunday Sraechlag Mi AM 6 4 PM
a Twa Maraiag Serviea*
I Wtdnatday A Saturday 10:11 AM
■ Suntry for Etery Sen in
(WILSHIRF. CHURCH OF CHRIST|
. 400 loot WiWiire Blvd. — Oklahoma City •
I Raymond Kelcy. Local Ivangaiist j
,o»" wism, > w ,m<i»ioO| 1 w 'W*
Vls^fair CKurcli of
2340 N.W. 50th St.
« A M,
Olbla Clatti*
Wonhip Strvicei
10: A.M.
"Th« Mooter
lo Colling"
4:00 P.M.
"Dynamic Christian
Living"
Stanley Raregien,
Assoc. Minister
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 79, No. 167, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 31, 1968, newspaper, August 31, 1968; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc993233/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.