The Ohio Independent Baptist, May 1961

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LL 1· .:\ .. lD P. .-\.RTY Tl1e ) ·ot111g People from the First Ba11ti t ("'l1t1rcl1 of 11cD011alcl, Ohio, ancl tl1e e111or l .. ou1 g People of ha– ro11 Bapti t l1t1rch \\·e11t to tl1e 1 .. ot1th Fo1 l1ri t 111eeti11 cr 01 . l arch 25. A mo, ie. "Tl1e High e t ~l o t111tain,' ' \\'as 110,\ n. Tl1i 1no,·ie pre en ted a chal– lenge to all \\ ho sa,, it. ~I an )' )'Ot1ng people \\ e11t for,\·ard to full y t1r– rt11cler their li"·e to Christ. ..~fter thh meeting the e n~;o groups \vent to tl1e ('ht1rch to e11jo>· a time of ongs, te,timo11ie . a11cl fello\'v hip. ~ ~ -0 0 IDE.. ~ FOR CO~TE T Kite Flyina-Tl1i i ,ippropriat e for pring. The objec·t of the contest i to tart \\'ltl1 the kite 011 the crround a11d get then1 o higl1 i11 the air tl1at tl .t) reacl1 the ceili11g. ,,,ires or t1111g 1nt1 t be h·etcl1ed tightl),· from tl1e fl oo r to tl1e c:e1li11g. To keep tip interest, have a real lite-fl} 1 ii1g co11test Ol tt of cloor otne afternoon. ·c·· Cli,b-Tl1e "C'' sta11ds for ' 'Co1ne' '-i11, itincr other to Bible scl1ool or ) ot1tl1 grot1p Ct1t large letter "( · ·· ot1t of red a11cl gold paper. F Ll te1 a tri11g loop on e,1c:l1 one to h ang 0\ 1 er a button. 0 "O O ~ \\TEETHE.:\RT B.L\ .. -QUET 011 F el)rt1ar)' 1 tl1e ~'Ot111g p eople of tl1e ::\"e,,· L on clo11 Baptist Cl1urcl1 11 ld a " , ·eethenrt '' b a11c1t1e t. Tl1ere \\1 ere abot1t fift)· prese11t . i11clt1c1ing crue~t fron1 a ne ig}1l)ori11rr to,\ 1 11. The e gue~t I)eaker ,, ,ls Re \ 1 ere11el Lot11s E. 1u]g, of \\ 1 elli11gto11 . D11111er \\US ser, eel l)\' tl1e \ ~ on1e11 's ~Iissionarv ~ , ociet) 1 , a11cl a pl easa11t e, 1 e11111g \\ as enjo) 1 ed b)' all . i\ 11, 1ne111 lJer of the aclt1lt classes . A JOB FOR U 11an)· of ti teenager have our o,\·11 cars. V\T e use them for trans– p ortation to ch ool , games, and par– t ies, but ,ve easily forge t that we l1ot1ld u e them for the Lord too. Tl1ere are prob ably several members of ot1r church who are not able to attend becat1se they have no way of getting there . We would b e doing the Lord, and these p eople a great serv– ice if we ,vould pick up a f e,,v each u11day before Bible School , and take tl1em home after church. The follow– ing poem is very appropriate. THE MA WITH A CO SECRATED CAR Ht couldn' t speak before a crowd; H e couldn' t teach a class; But ,vhen h e came to Bible Sch ool H e brot1ght the folks "enmasse." He couldn' t ing to save his life; In pt1blic-couldn' t pray; Bt1t alv,'a),·s hi "jalopy" \Vas Jt1st crammecl on each Lord's Day. ..t\11d though he couldn't sing, nor teach, :'\or e,·e11 lec1cl i11 prayer- H Ii te11eel ,vell , l1e l1ad a s1nile– A11d l1e \\:as al,va,,s there .; \ \ "'itl1 all tl1e others ,, l1on1 l1e brought \\ 7 ho li,·ecl l)oth near a11cl far– A11cl Goel' \\ ork ,vas greatly pro p ered For l1e l1nd a consecratecl car! Copied desiring a girl for baby sitti11g on 111E-eting 11igl1t can co11tact tl1e chair- 1r1c.!11 of the bal)y sit ti11g committee. All n1011ey earnecl is put in the }'Ot1ng 11eople's treastU")' · This is truly \Vork– i11g for hrist. (;j \ "l 1 ,-1\ \\ 1 \ 1 () JZ rl 11 (" I ()IJC)\\ J ng c1 arac l 'ris t i ·s "giv a,, <l \ ' ,. t l1c·1 r c,,, 11c·rs. '~111 ) ' <)tt ma tel1 tl1c~ 11a111 ~~ \\itl1 tl1(•ir l)(!Sl-kno\v11 p er – \CH1tt11t, lra1l ? rJ, ]1 a11S\\ 1 J'S \\ 1 i] ] ap– I)C1~l r 11 c xl 1non tl1. 1. •aithfl1l a. 0Jo1no11 2. '\' ise 1). Jt1clas 3. rf raitorOtJS • c. a1nsom 4. Powerft1l <l. braham 5. Ben evolent e . Pilate 6. Patient f. Dorcas 7. Cowardly g. Job 8. Covetous h. Thomas 9. Sceptical • Pet er 1. 10. Impulsive • Ahab J. -------- JOKES "Waiter , wh at is this?" asked the irat e cu stomer. "It's b ean soup," re– plied the waiter. ' 'I don' t care what it's b een ," said the customer. "What is it now?" ote from teach er on Tommy's re– p ort card: ' 'Good worker , intelligent, but talks too much. " ote from mother , over her sig– nature on the back of the card: "Come llp and meet his father some . ' ' time. The professor was delivering the last lecture of the term. ' 'The exami– nation papers are now in the hands of the printer," h e concluded. ' ' ow, a1e there any questions you would like answered?" Silence prevailed for a moment, then a voice piped up, " \\ 7 ho is the printer?" ------- Taffy Pull and Fun The )'Ot111g people of haro11 Bap– tist Cht1rch , and the Ambassadors for hris t enjO)'ed an u11usual party J anu– ar)· 23, at the church. After a time of singii1g, elevations, a11d t estimonies, tl1e ) 1 0t1ng people pt1llecl taff)t and had a ft111spii·atio11. U11t1sual games \\:ere pla)'ed, such as sh aving cream off a balloon with a razor blael e, boys f eeding girls as mt1ch food as they could, and many others . notl1er game \\'as pla) 1 ed in ,vhich the boys laid on the floor and the girls f eel tl1em donut dipped in )'rup. This turned out to be quite me S)' ·