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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1963 Section 2 11 ARTHUR WILBY OBITUARIES iStUtgious 2fowB Notes TRUCK DRIVER RACES TRAIN TO CROSSING, DIES BY RICHARD PHILBRICK 3d CATHOLIC COUNCIL TALK OPENS SEPT. 14 BY HENRY GAGGIOTTTNI Rome Bureau Chief ICfctcoM Tribm Press Service VATICAN CITY, Nov. 29 The third session of the ecumenical council has been set provisionally for Sept 14 to Nov. 20 next Deaths Elsewhere Dr. William Embry Wrather.

80, head of the United States geological survey, a graduate of the University of Chicago, and a pioneer in scientific oil research whose studies of ani mal fossils in petroleum deposits led to the discovery of the Desdemona oil field in Texas in 1918; in Washington. Dr. Puttaparthi Sreenivasa char, 53, a native of India, a visiting professor at Colgate university who taught last year at the University of Michigan, former head of the history de partment of Osmania umver sity of Indian in New York. Dr. John G.

Gilmartin, 73, author of 26 textbooks on vo cabulary, spelling, and mathe matics; former superintendent of schools of Waterbury, In Waterbury. Abraham Danciger, 92, prom inent industrialist and philan thropist, president of Petro chemicals company; in Fort Worth. Charles H. Graham, 95, a Spanish-American war veteran who served as a private Co. 2d Illinois Volunteer infan try, and a former Chicagoan; in Clinton, la.

PLAN SERVICES OF PALOS PARK PLANE VICTIM Funeral services were being completed yesterday for John Apel 19, of 8410 Paloma Palos Park, one of four young men killed Thursday night when their private plane hit the side of Mount Wachusett in Massachusetts. Apel was a June graduate of the Carl Sandburg High school near Orland.Park. His father is the owner of a sewer contracting company in Orland Park. The others killed in the crash were Alfred Pitt, 19, of Staten Island, N. Glenn Bridgman, 18, of Blackstone, and Henry Katz, 18, of Worchester, Mass.

The four, all students at an air college at St Louis uni versity, had taken off from the Worcester airport and had planned to go to Boston. Laborer Found Dead in His Car in Garage Joseph Akelaitis, 50, of 7234 Christiana a laborer, was found dead, apparently of car bon monoxide poisoning, yester day, in his car parked in the garage of his home. His wife, Magdalene, 45, told police her husband went to sleep in the car after a quarrel and that she found him slumped over the wheel later. Drinking of liquor is "a de cision for the moral man," Methodists will be told at serv ices in their churches tomor row marking Commitment day. Tne day is observed ly to provide an opportunity for Methodists to make or renew their decisions about drinking alcoholic beverages.

In its annual message for the occasion the Methodist board of Christian social concerns urges individuals to decide to abstain. The message asserts that drinking "leads to suffering" and is "tne cultural carrier of the disease of alcoholism." Shalom, an organization of Jewish victims of naziism, will conduct a symposium at 8:30 p. m. today in Bernard Hor-wich center, 3003 Touhy on "Eichman in Jerusalem," a book by Hannah Arendt. Among the participants will be Jack Fishbein, editor of the "Chicago Sentinel," a weekly newspaper; Rabbi David Grao-bart, presiding rabbi of the Beth Din, religious court of the Chicago Rabbinical council; and Robert Gale, a publicist, who will be moderator.

Members of the Catholic In terracial council will assist at a mass at 10 a. m. today in St. Mary's chapel, 37 E. Van Buren in memory of the late President Kennedy and the Rev.

John LaFarge, the Jesuit priest who founded the Catholic Interracial counci movement Father LaFarge died Sunday in New York City. Msgr. Daniel M. Cantwell, C. I.

C. chaplain, will be celebrant and will preach. discussion on chapter three of the schema on Christian unity. Opposes "Community" Term He criticized the draft decree for referring to Protestant churches as "communities." He said the term "church" was used for them in everyday life and the schema should do likewise if only "for the sake of ordinary decency and polite-Bess." To refuse to do so would be an obstacle to unity, he warned. The American bishop -also called for a test vote, on chapters four and five on the schema, dealing with the Ro man Catholic attitude toward Jews and religious liberty.

Tho lack of time prevents full debate of the' two chapters, he said, the preliminary vote could decide their general acceptability as a basis for The suggestion brought no reaction from the council mod Mrs. Josephine L. Kelly Mass for Mrs. Josephine L. Kelly, 84, of 9104 S.

Carpenter will be said at 9:30 a. Monday in St Kilian Catholic church, 87th, and Armitage streets. Mrs. Kelly died Thursday in the nursing home at 6300 95th st, Oak Lawn. Before re tiring two years ago, she owned Richards Kelly Elevator Door Manufacturing company, 309 W.

23d st Surviving are two sons, Edward P. and Donald a daughter, Mrs. Marion Freytag; nine grandchildren; and a sister. Sylvester J. Kerwin Sylvester J.

Kerwin, 51, of 1001 Columbian Oak Park died yesterday in Loretto hos pital. Mr. Kerwin owned and operated the Oak Park Manor hotel at 211 N. Oak Park Oak Park, and the Kerwin Coal and Fuel company. Surviving are his Cecile three sons, JoJin Sylvester and Richard two daugh ters, Kathleen and Margaret; and two sisters.

Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Monday in St. Giles Catholic church, Oak Park. Francis S.

TVloore Services for Francis S. Moore, 85, of 6200 Kenmore will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in Sauganash Community church, 4541 Peterson where he had been the organist before retir ing about a year ago. Mr.

Moore died Thursday Illinois Ma sonic hospital. He was organist for the First Presbyterian Church of Chicago for 31 years and the First Methodist Church of Oak Park for 26 years. Surviving is his widow, Laura P. 7243. Stewart av.

Jones' ear the northbound swerved from lanes into the path of Mrs. Wright's car. Mrs. Wright and Jones suffered injuries. Jones was arrested for driv ing too fast for conditions, neg ligent driving, changing lanes, driving left of the center line, and driving with no driver's license.

He is to appear Jan. 15 in Traffic court Mother of Two Killed Mrs. Carol Nebe, 22, of 9850 88th Palos Hills, was killed last night when her car slammed into a ditch at the end of a dead-end street in Palos Hills. Police said Mrs. Nebe was traveling westbound in 103d street at about 80 m.

p. h. when she hit the ditch at Kean avenue and uprooted a tree. She was the mother of two children. Police said two other traffic fatalities have occurred at the same spot in the last three Southern Baptist Convention I CHICAGO Southern Baptist 4636 S.

Cicero. Rev. P. Denton. 582-5018, 586-7950 Catholic Roman OLD ST, MARY'S CHURCH Paulist Fathers 9th and Wabash WA 24600 SUNDAY MASSES: 3, 6, 7, 8.

10, 11 and SOLEMN at 12 Noon with THE PAULIST CHORISTERS OLD ST. MARY'S CHAPEt Von Buren and Wabash 922-3444 SUNDAY MASSES: 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 10:30, 11:30. 12:30 SHRINE OF ST. JUDE THADDEUS Dominican Fathers 1909 S. Ashland NOVENA SERVICE EVERY THURS: Masses 10 a.

12:10 p. m. Holy Hours 6:30 and 8 p. m. Sunday low Masses 6,7,8,9,11:15,12:15 High Mass, 10 a.

m. Holy Hour. 3 HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL 735 N. STATE-ST. Low Masses, 5, 6.

7. 8, 9, 11:30, 12:30 Solemn Mass, 10 a. pi. athedral Choristers. 5:15 Afternoon Moss Weekdays ST.

PETER'S Madison at Clark Franciscan Fathers Weekday Mass. 5:30 to 9 on the Vi hour Noonf 11:40, 12:10, 12:40. Saturday 12:10 Sunday Masses, 5 to 12 on the hour Christian PAXTON-AV. CHURCH 8312 S. Paxton Sunday 9:45 a.

nu and 10:45 a. m. Christian Science CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES WELCOME YOU Sunday's Subject "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced" At Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mass. CENTRAL- lst 1111 S. Wabash 10:45 NORTH 2d 1936 N.

Clark 10:30 7th 5318 N. Kenmore 12th 635 W. Grace 10:45 14th 1713 Sunnyslde 11:00 16th 7201 N. Ashland 11:00 20th 6320 N. Sacramento 11:00 NORTHWEST 3d 3434 N.

Central 11:00 19th 4115 N. Kedvale 2205821 N. Nagle 11:00 SOUTH 5th 4840 S. Dorchester'' 11:00 6th 11321 S. Prairie 11:00 8th 4359 S.

Michigan 10:45 9th 3358 W. 62d-pi. 11:00 10th 5640 S. Blacfcstone 10:45 13th 10317 S. Longwood 18th 7262 S.

Coles 10:45 21st 8400 S. Maryland 10:45 23d 75 E. S3d-st. 11:00 11th 2840 W. Logan 11:00 15th 301 K.

Central 10:45 LOOP 17th Orchestra Hall 216 S. Michigan 11 a. and p. m. Sunday School in AJI Churches SUNDAY PROGRAM "The Bible Speaks to You" 8:00 m.

WLS 890 ke. 9:30 o. m. WAIT (20 kc WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS In oil churches Include testimonies of Christian Science healing READING ROOMS All churches maintain tree Reading Rooms Loop: 75 E. Monroe 18 S.

La Sail CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE Roy J. Linnig, CS Fri- Dec. 6. I p. Seventh Ch.

FORMERLY OF U.S. STEEL, DIES Arthur C. Wilby, 78, of 2648 Central Flossmoor, retired vice president of the United States Steel corporation, died last night in Ingalls Memoria hospital, Harvey Mr. Wilby joined the corpora tioo's Universal Atlas cement division in 1909 as a salesman and became assistant to the president of the division in 1917. He became Chicago district manager of public relations for United States Steel in 1938 and vice president in 1946.

He was a former director of the Chicago Association of Com merce and Industry, and the Illinois Manufacturers asso ciation, and a vice president and director of the Civic federa tion and Junior Achievement Surviving are- his widow, Mabel; and a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Smith of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. MASS TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF SCHOOL FIRE A memorial mass will be cel ebrated tomorrow in Our Lady of Angels church, 3808 Iowa st. for those who lost their lives in the Our Lady of Angels school fire.

Tomorrow will be the fifth anniversary of that tragedy. Many of the survivors, includ ing teachers and pupils, will be among the congregation A modern, fireproof, three story brick and glass school building with a modern sprink- er system has been constructed since the fire at 3814 Iowa st. to replace the previous struc ture which stood at 909 Ayers av. RITES MONDAY FOR EX-HEAD OF MARS, INC. Mass for William L.

Kruppen- bacher, who retired in 1960 as president and board chairman of Mars, Chicago candy company, will be said Monday in Preston, Minn. Mr. Kruppenbacher, 1511 Monroe River Forest, died Thursday in Presbyterian -St. ruke's hospital. He was first employed by the Mars Candy company in 1924 as a salesman.

His widow, Helen; a son, Wil liam L. and a daughter, Mrs. Harriet Ann Demartin, survive. Christian Disciples of Christ FOR the nearest Christian Church Disciples Phone BEverly 8-7168 MAYWOOD 1001 S. Sth-av.

Rev. K. E. Munson, D. D.

MU 1-1242 S. S. 9:30 a. m. Mom.

Worship 10:50 a. NORTH SIDE Christian 1507 Sunnyside M. L. Breakenridge, Pastor 9:30 Worship 10:50 Church of Christ Church of Christ Downtown Central YMCA Auditorium, 19 S. La Salle Services 10 a.

11 a. and 6 p. m. James A. Coulson, Minister 271-7817 STONY ISLAND 1600 E.

84th Formerly Comell-av. John McRay, Minister. Bible Study 10 a. m. Worship and Communion 11 a.

p. m. Midweek Service Wed. 8 p. m.

Deaf Classes and Serv. SO 8-1001, 8-0706 NORTHWEST CHURCH OF CHRIST 4602 N. Kilbourn J. Clayton, Minister PA 5-2835 AV 3-2586 Bible School 9:30 a. m.

Worship 10:30 a. m. 8 7 p. m. Midweek Services 7:30 p.

m. Wednesday GRAND-AV. CHURCH 3679 W. Grand Vestal Chaffin, Evangelist Bible School 9:45 Worship 11 and 7:30 DES PLAINES 494 Ookton Services 10:40 and 7 p. m.

296-21 60, 824-4385 WEST SUB'N 5141 St. Charles Berkeley S. S. 9:45 Worship 10:50 and 7. LI 4-5921 Community "Who Is to Blame?" is Dr.

Bradley's subject at 1 1 a. m. in Peoples Church, Lawrence at Sheridan. At 7 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maxwell, Chicago Tribune, will present an illustrated travel evening. 1,500 people present last Sunday in tribute to President Kennedy. Dr.

Bradley's broadcasts: WLS Sunday at II a. WCFL Sunday at 7 p. m. Every day WFMF 6:30 a. m.

and 11:55 p. m. THE CENTRAL CHURCH Nondenominotional INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM Conrad Hilton Hotel 720 S. Michigan 11 a. m.

DR. KENNETH HILDEBRAND 42d Annual 4-H Club Service A Friendly Church Home Away from Home" Since 1875 "OUTLOOK" on WGN-TV Channel 9 Each Sunday 1:45 a. m. Dial DE 2-6080 for daily recorded "LIFT FOR LIVING" Divino Science FIRST DIVINE SCIENCE CHURCH REV. RAYMOND C.

SPAULDING Sunday, 11 a. m. "Make Room For The Light" 8 S. MICHIGAN SUITE 312 Episcopal CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 1133 N. La Salle-st.

The lev. F. William Orrick, Rector Sunday Low Mass 9 a. m. Sung Moss 9 a.

m. Solemn High Mass ond Sermon 11 a. m. Evensong and Benediction 7:30 p. m.

Confessions Sat. 7:304:30 Doily Moss 7 a. m. Evening Prayer 5:30 ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 4945 S.

Dorchester-av. Rev. Joseph s. Dickson, Rector 9 a. m.

HOLY COMMUNION 9 a. m. FAMILY EURCHARIST 11 a. m. Holy Communion and Sermon CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR 530 FutiertoihPkwy.

Li 9-3832 The Rev. J. Colin Mainer, Rector Sunday Holy Eucharist 8 and 10 a. ti. W.

9, Th 7. Confession by Appt. ST. THOMAS '3800 S. Michigan The Rev.

James A. Edden, Rector SUNDAY MASSES 8, 9, AND 11 A. M. fvton rnre i-n. i a.

sat. 9 a. CHURCH OF THE ADVENT 2900 Logon noiy comm. 8 to. Morning prayer 9:40 TRINITY Michigan at 26rh-st.

Ch. Sen I. Holy Communion 11 a. m. GRACE 1450 Indiana Near Loop Holy Communion 8, and 11 a.

m. Engineer Estimates Speed at 80 M. P.H. A Chicago truck driver was killed yesterday when he ap parently tried to beat a train to a crossing, police said. He was Joseph E.

Schwartz, 63, of 4937 Monticello mechanic for the Hughes Car tage Company, 6105 How ard Niles. He was driving a company truck south in Lin' coin avenue near. Dempster street in Morton Grove and had pulled Into the crossing, which has no gates, when the train struck the vehicle. A. L.

Shallow of Milwaukee, engineer of the Milwaukee Road passenger train that hit the truck, estimated the train speed at 80 miles per hour. Police said the crossing has warning lights. National Total Listed Schwartz was the second per son to be killed in a traffic ac cident in the Chicago area since the start of the long Thanksgiv ing holiday week-end at 6 p. m. Wednesday.

Thruout the nation traffic deaths totaled 249 persons up to 3 a. m. today. Two persons died yesterday in the Chicago area of injuries suffered before the Thanksgiving holidays began. They were Albert D.

Olien, 21, of Jackson ville, a gunner's mate 3d class in the service school command at the Great Lakes Naval training center, and Mrs. Gertrude Stiff, 78, of 4141 Ellis av. Second Sailor Dies Olien was the second sailor to die of injuries suffered early Wednesday when the car they were riding in, driven by Jiatmy Cochran, 21, of Rive -dale, also a gunner's mate 3d class at the school, struck a railroad bridge pillar in North Chicago. The other passenger was Ted F. Cline of Wayne, W.

a gunner's mate 2d class. Cochran, who is being treated for injuries, has been charged by North Chicago police with reckless homicide, speeding, and reckless driving. Driver Is Arrested Mrs. Stiff was a passenger in a southbound auto in Lake Shore drive last Saturday driven by her daughter, Mrs. June Wright, 45, with whom she lived, when their car was struck head-on by an auto driven by George Jones, 32, of Adventist Seventh Day ILLINOIS CONFERENCE For Church information call HUnler 5-1200 or 5-2632 WEST CENTRAL 1154 Wisconsin.

Oak Park. Scturday S. 5.9:30. Worship 11 a. m.

African Methodist GREATER ST. JOHN 6201 S. Throop David E. Readye, Pastor Sunday 9:30 8, II, S. S.

9:30 COMMUNION SERVICES WOODLAWN A.M.E. Church 6456 S. Evans Jonnathon A. Domes, Minister, NO 7-4555 Church School 9:15, Morning Worship 11 Holy Communion 8 11 Every 1st Sunday Assembly of God CALVARY TABERNACLE 5100 Diversey, Ki 5-0875, AV i-1047 Rev. Richard W.

Bishop, Pastor 9:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL It WORSHIP 7 REV. MRS. WALTER HAYDUS Missionaries to Guatemala Wed. 7:30 p. m.

Divine Healing Service BETHEL TEMPLE 6235 North-ov. Village 8-2441 Rev. Edward Hartman, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 o. m. Worship Service 10:45 a.

m. and 7 p. m. Wed. Praver 7 p.

m. Bible Study 8 p. m. Friday 7:45 p. m.

Youth Meeting GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH CHICAGO'S DIVINE HEALING CENTER 745 N. Paulina Rev. A. L. Siczko DIVINE HEALING SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:00 AM denominations ond Religions Welcome Baha'i BAHAT HOUSE OF WORSHIP Sheridaiwd.

and Wilmeffe Program of Devotion Sunday, WEEKDAYS: Auditorium only open I p. m. to 4 p. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS Entire Building open 10:30 a. m.

to 5 P. m. For group tours coll ALpine 6-1154. Take subway north to Howard, transfer to Evanston car to end of line. For Information about Chicago meeting Call Merrimoc 7-2267 Baptist BELDEN-AV.

BAPTIST CHURCH Belden 12300 N.I Hoisted 800 W.I 9:30 a. m. A Bible Centered Sun. School 10:45 Dr. Carl Elgena, Guest Speaker 7 p.

m. Choral Group "The King's Couriers" Wed. 7:30 p. Devotional Service Welcome to a Friendly Gospel Church Affiliated with Gen. Assn.

Reg. Baptists JUDSON BAPTIST CHURCH 1252 Austin-lvd. Lawrence E. Pearson, Pastor Identical Services 9 and 11:15 a. m.

S. S. 10:15 Family Service 7:15 P. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH 3101 South Park way DR. J.

H. JACKSON Sunday Service 10:45 a. m. Sunday Evening Vespers, P. ELGIN FIRST BAPTIST Chicago Genevo-sts.

SH 2-0267. Dr. Willis Reed Church School and Worship 9 10:15 Communion Meditation "To See the King" FOSTER PARK 1540 W. 84th-Justine Or. W.

E. Borne, A. V. Child. Choir S.

S. 9:45, Worship 11 Nursery, B. Y. S. 6 NfJRTH SHORE 5244 N.

Lokewood Rev. William R. Meyers, 11 o. m. 8, 7 p.

m. The Church with the ode Window MARQUETTE Monor 6001 S. California Rev. Bryce Augsburger. 9:30, 10:45.

7 SALEM 9th-Claremont S. S. 10 a. m. Worship.

11 ond 7 p. m. S. Bruce Fleming American Baptist Convintion CHICAGO BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 19 S. La Salle ANdover 3-1571 Incites you to worship In your neorest Baptist Church AUSTIN SECOND BAPTIST 515 N.

Pine S. 9:45 Clarence E. Fretz, D. D. Services 11 a.

m. end 7 p. m. MORGAN PARK 110th and S. Bell A John Nastori, Pastor S.

S. 9:39 Worship 8:45 and 10:50 OAK PARK FIRST 820 Ontorie-st. Roy C. Johnson. Th.

Minister Church School 9:30, Morning Worship 10:30 i 4 Hildebrand (left) and White ated with the foundation. Bishop Gerald Francis Borrill -of the Chicago Episcopal diocese will be the installing officer. Father Hovde is" a former medical school professor. 7 South and west side congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses will attend a lecture at 3 p. m.

tomorrow in Hyde Park High school by Angelo Catanzaro. a representative of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract society. New York City. His topic will be "The Bible Triumphs in a Scientific World." The Central Church of Chi cago will hold its 44th annual service for participants in the National 4-H Club congress at 10:45 a. m.

tomorrow in the Hilton Hotel. The Rev. Kenneth Hildebrand, minister, will preach on the topic, "Answerable Courage." The Rev. Ernest Gordon, dean of the chapel at Princeton university, will speak at the meeting of the Chicago Sunday Evening club tomorrow hi Orchestra hall. Dr.

Gilbert Fowler White, University of Chicago geography professor, has been elected board chairman of the American Friends Service committee. The celebration of and the month-long Advent season which precedes it will be traced from the time of the Romans to the present in "Origins of a Festival," first of a three part series titled "Three Views of Christmas," to be presented from 9:30 to lOa.ffl. Sundays beginning tomorrow on the Columbia Broadcasting System television network. Clioir rohs Newest eolorfast fabrics. AU colors.

Authentic stjrllni tot. adults and Artlitry In Rotwmiklnt line iao7 E. R. MOORE CO. GReceland 7-3400 esk for Mr.

KESHEN or writ mein office. 32 OAKIN STRUT -CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 606-13 Also Confirmation Robes to Rent, Presbyterian United, U. S. A.J BUENA MEMORIAL 4301 N.

Sheridan-rd. Dr. William J. Larkin, Minister Bible Schools 9:30 a. m.

and 12:05 m. 10:30 A. M. The Lord's Supper" 7:45 P. M.

Do You Love the Lord?" Wednesday, Prayer Meeting, 7-45 p. nf. Religious Science FIRST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE DR. CLAUDINE WHITAKER 11 a. m.

"THE INFINITE GIVER" ESQUIRE THEATER Oak-st. neor Michigan Theoiophy AKBAR THE0S0PHICAL CENTER 10th Floor. 64 E. Van Buren-st. Welcomes All to Its Lectures and Forums Saturdays.

3 p. m. Mondays, 7:30 e. United Church of Christ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH" FULLERTON AT ORCHARD Gerhard W.

Grauer Frederick R. Trost GERMAN SERVICE 9 A. M. CHURCH SERVICES 9:50 ond 11 o. m.

"The Joyful Expectancy of Advent" ST. NIC0LAI 3000 KEDZIE Rev. G. A. Pohl, Pastor Church Sch.

9. Morning Worship 9 8 10-30 Lighting of the First Advent Candle GETHSEMENE 3617 Belle Plains Walter Ernest Heifer, Postor Church School 9. Worship 9 ond 10:30 "He Thot Comes Who Is He?" WELLINGTON-AV. 615 Wellington nr." Broadway, James Lambert Kidd, Postor 11 a. m.

ADVENT COMMUNION Unitarion-Universalist FIRST 57th Woodlawn, 11 a w. Jock A. Kent, "Focing Life's Demands" Unity UNITY CHRIST WAY FINE ARTS BLDG. 410 S. Michigan Sunday, 11 a.

m. "GIFT BEYOND WORDS" TueJ- "Our Word" Wed 7:30 p. m. "Words Are Signals" Sunday Broadcost WAIT 870 kc. 10 o.

ai Jonet Beoudry, Minister UNITY, Oak Park 721 South-blvd. Sunday 9:30 ond 11 "PR E-INCAR NATION" Tues. 10 o. m. Wed.

7 and 8 m. Warren ond Mofgorite Meyer, Ministers CHRIST Unity Temple, 8601 S. State jonnnie loiemon ester Stewart, Minfetr 7 8, 8 p. m. 10:45 a.

UNITY TEMPLE Evanston 3434 at Ridge-rd. Sunday 11 o. m. Wednesdov 8 p. m.

mvwj enoqg, minisrer U.N,TY, CHURCH OF CHRIST 162 N. State Room 905. DEarborn 2-7176 tf'wn jpquiging aun. II, wea. 7:30 U1JX NORTHWEST Arlington Heights 1100 S.

State; Dorothea Fowler, Minicter Sunday 11 a. m. Tuesday 8 e. m. USE THIS DIRECTORY annoine reliriois strviets.

Far information aboil weekly and annnal rates, phono Monday thrn Friday, to p.m. Dial 222-4242. RELIC SERVICES year, Secretary General Bishop Fencle Felici told the Vatican assembly today. ine dates are subject to change by Pope Paul VI "at the proper time," but council fathers can plan their schedules with the dates mentioned as the most likely period, Bishop Felici said. The present session ends next Wednesday.

The first session was held last year. Six American prelates were among 43 elected today bv the 2,227 council fathers as additional members of commissions which will carrv on council work during the recess. Elect Rockford Bishop Bishop Gerald McDevitt aux iliary of Philadelphia, was elected to the commission on reli gion. He received 1,543 votes which put him at the top of tne candidates for this body. Bishop John Comber, supe rior-general of the American Foreign Mission society Mary-knoll, was elected with 1,063 votes to the commission on mis sions.

Bishop Loras Lane of Rockford, was named to the commission on seminaries with 1,581 votes. Bishop Ernest Primeau of Manchester, N. a native of Chicago, was chosen as member of the secretariat for the promotion of Christian unity, together with B'ishop Charles Helmsing of Kansas City, Mo. They received 1,127 and 1,406 votes respectively. Ex-Chicago House Rector Before being appointed a bishop in 1960, Primeau was for several years rector of the college of St.

Mary of the Lake in Rome. The college takes post graduate students from the diocese of Chicago and is generally known as Chicago house. The sixth American bishop elected was Bishop Alan Bab-cock of Grand Rapids. He won a place on the commission for the lay apostolate. Twenty-nine countries were represented among the newly elected members.

The United States with six successful candidates headed the list. It was followed by Spain with three. Bishop Helmsing was among 11 speakers at today's council 1 OU Chicago are Jewish Reform CHICAGO SINAI CONGREGATION 5350 South Shore-dr. Samuel B. Karff, Rabbi SABBATH VESPERS, 5:30 P.

M. RELIGIOWS SERVICES SUNDAY, 11 A. M. Guest Rabbi, Dr. Max A.

Shapiro will preach on "For the Man Who Has Everything" Dr. Karff will conduct the Ritual TEMPLE SHOLOM, 2480 Lake Shore DR. LOUIS BINSTOCK. RABBI Saturday Religious Service 11 a. m.

Twilight Service Daily 5:45 p. m. SUNDAY SERVICE, 11:15 A.M. Guest Speaker MRS. IRVING E.

H0LL0B0W Will speak on "LET US BE COUNTED" Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH IN THE LOOP CHRIST THE KING 327 S. La Salle, 2d Floor Communion 9:30 8. 11, Dr. G. K.

Johnson "The One Who Comes" 7 p. m. Sunday Evening Fellowship Doily Worship 12:10 to 12:20 Except Sat. 2 ION 8600 W. Lawrence, Norrldge Rev John Baius, Pastor.

S. S. 10 a. m. English 9 a.

m. Slovak 11 a. m. ST. MARK'S IE.

L. S.l Tripp-Wabansia S. S. 9:30 nien n. arrana, pastor, Services 10:30 American Lutheran EDISON PARK LUTHERAN Avondale and Oliphant-avs.

A. GORDON NASBY, Minister DAVID L. PLACE. Assistant Sunday Services 9 and 10:45 a. 01.

Evening Service 6:38 P. m. Broadcast Direct WOPA 14909:30 a. m. OUR SAVIOUR'S 4159 N.

Laramie Dr. Lowell C. Green, Pastor; S. S. 9 Advent Communion 9 10:30 INurservl LAKE VIEW 835 Addison L.

E. KLIPPEN, Pastor S. S. ond Worship 9:30 10:45. Wednesday 8 P.

m. Lutheran Church-in America SOUTH-HOLY TRINITY 83d and Crandon Rev. P. B. Hock, Pastor Sunday Worship 10 a.

m. Sunday School 10. NORTH IMMANUEL 1580 Elmdale Rev. C. J.

Curtis, Pastor S. S. 9:30 Sunday Worship Services 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a. m. "Ample Parking Facilities" TRINITY Barry and Seminary Vernon E.

Ryding, Pastor Sunday Srttanl 9'3A a Communion Swedish 9: 30, English 10:45 ROGERS PAR 1701 W. Morse Ernest S. Ewald, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 Worship 10:45 HOLY TRINITY 1218 AddisoiMt. S. S.

9:15 Worship 9:15 ond 10:30 NORTHWEST-CHRIST 3253 Wilson George P. Lottich. Postor. Worship 10:30 SUNDAY 4 P. M.

ADVENT CANTATA "COME REDEEMPR," by J. S. BACH TRINITY 2135 W. Wilson Gerald R. Samuel, Postor Sunday 9:30 and Holy Communion 11 a.

m. 8 p. m. L. C.

W. Advent Vespers PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mason Culiom, Harry Ecklund, Pastor Sunday School 9 Worship 10:15 NORTH AUSTIN Mason and Lemnvnuw Ralph S. Leonard 8 K. E. Gohr, Pastors Services 8:15, 9:30, 11 a.

m. S. S. 9:30 SUBURBAN EVANSTON ST. PAUL'S A i Greenwood and Maple George Aigner, Pastor S.

S. 9:30. Communion Services 9:30 8, 11 LIGHTING OF THE ADVENT WREATH OAK PARK Good Shepherd East-av. at Randolph-st. Vi 8-4741 wi William E.

Kmet, Pastor Worship 9 and 11, S. S. 10 and 11 Missouri Syubd HYDE PARK Greenwood Hyde Park L. J. Schwartzkopf, Postor.

Worship service 10:30 a. m. TiNJTY 2601 N. Meade Worship 8:30 and 10:45 S. S.

9:30 Littell (left) and Gordon. "Carrying the Ball for Christ" will be the theme of the annual high school boys conference to be held at the Presbyterian church, Lansing, Friday thru next Sunday under the auspices of the Chicago presbytery of the United Presbyterian church. The Rev. Raymond Day, head resident of Beacon Neighborhood house, win De tne keynote speaker. The rift in western Christen dom that occurred in the 16th century will be analyzed by Prof.

Franklin H. Littell of Chi cago Theological seminary in a lecture at 8:15 p. m. Wednes day in Lewis towers, 820 N. Michigan av.

His address is being sponsored by the theol ogy department of Loyola uni versity. The department chairman, the Rev. Francis L.Filas, will be. moderator for a question period following the lec ture. The Rev.

Christian A. Hovde will be installed as director of the Bishop Anderson Foundation, Episcopal agency serving the West Side Medical cen ter, in ceremonies at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the Laurance Armour Day school, 630 S. Ashland av. The school is affili- erators who are the only officials with authority to call for such a vote.

American and other bishops were disappointed by the council's failure to approve the documents at this time. The Rev. Thomas Stransky, an American member of the Christian unity secretariat which was chief author of the draft decree, charged that the council had violated an agreement by postponing a vote on the decree. "Objectively, someone was had," he told newsmen. Find 2-Month-Old Girl Kidnaped, Murdered LIVERPOOL, England, Nov.

29 Reuters Two-month-old Kathleen Riley kidnaped from her carriage while her mother was shopping near here yesterday was found murdered tonight, police reported. Methodist CHICAGO TEMPLE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Clark and Washington Robert Bruce Pierce, Preaching 9:30 and 1 1:00 a. m. "Suppose It Had Never Happened?" 7:00 p. m.

"113x36" Broadcast WFMQ-FM 107.5 Church School, 11:30 a. m. end 17:25 p. m. Young Adults, 11:00 a.

m. ond 8:15 p. m. METHODIST MEN'S HOUR 2:30 p. m.

WPMQ-FM 107.5 Dr. Charles Roy Goff, Preach ing WEST RIDGE COMMUNITY 2301 W. Lunt Dr. Paul W. Grimes, Minister 11 a.

m. "ADVENTURE" EDISON PARK 6742 N. Oliphant at Pratt Dr. Philip O. Nystrand, Minister Worship Services 9:30 and 11 a.

m. ELMHURST FIRST York and First Dr. William D. White. Pastor Worship 9:30 ond 11.

S. S. 9:30 ond 11 ine uniy rURCuTTEN Son" EVANSTON FIRST 1630 Hinman Sunday Services 9:30 ond 11 a. m. Dr.

George A. Buttrick, Preaching ne i rouoie wirn Being numon RAVENSWOOD 4511 N. Hermitage Rev. Ted E. Rodd, Pastor 9:30 a.

m. Sunday School 10:45 "The Hope of the World" ROGERS PARK 1ST 7050 N. Ashlond Dr. John Paul Stafford, Minister 11 a. "A Word from Our Sponsor" Nazarene LnORTHSIDE Church 3900 N.

Greenview j. a. vvorsnip a. m. 7:30 p.

m. EMERALD-AV. 10555 Emerald. S. S.

9:30 Rev. S. N. Smith 10:45 i. 7 p.

m. CO 4-4579 Presbyterian United, U. S. A. Second Presbyterian Michigan-av.

South at 20th WILBUR F. DIERKING, Minister From Loop: Any South Side Bus on Michisan-ov. to Door 1 1 a. SERVICE Musie by Dr. Edword Eigenshenk and our quartet Fourth Presbyterian Church North Michison at Delaware Dr.

Elam Davies, Minister 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 4:00 p. m. Vesper Service and Organ Recital 8:00 P.

m. Evening Worship DREXEL PARK 64th and South Marshfield Clintoe C. Cox, D. Minister Jl '-hi. F.

Kennedy Memorial Service" BROADCASTS-Station CDial 92.3) Sunday 11 0. m. to 12:15 Mow, thru Fri. 0. m.

AUSTIN WESTMINISTER 5720 Fulton-st. S. S. 9:30 8, 11 a. m.

11 a. m. "Trunauilitv Amil Turmoil" DR. CLARENCE E. SHOWALTER MAYFAIR Ainslie and Kostner Robert ttobbord.

Pastor Services and S. S. 9:30 and 11 a. m. wBTeni ocTvtcc vvea.

p. m. ROGE5. P.ARK.. rJg Greenview Dean LuginbHI, D.

11 a. m. COMMUNION SERVICE MORGAN PARK Longwood at 111th Sunday Services at 9 and 11:15 DEERFIELD 824 Waukegan-rd. The Rev. Bernard F.

Didier, Minister Worship and Church School 9:30 11:15 HOLY COMMUNION EDGEWATER 1020 Bvrn Mawr Dr. A. Bonn, Minister. S. S.

9:30 Sun. 11 a. Wed. Bible Hour 7:30 p. m.

LAKE VIEW 716 W. Addison Rev. Eerl eraser S. S. 930 COMMUNION SERVICE 11 A.

M. invited to worship with us Visitors to Episcopal Saint Chrysostom's 1424 N. Dearborn Pkwy. The Rev. Robert B.

Hall, Rector Sunday, a. m. Holy Communion 11 a. m. Church School 11 a.

m. Vloly Communion and Sermon by the Venerable J. Ralph Deppen Nursery Care Provided WEEKDAYS HOLY COMMUNION Monday 10 a. Wednesday 7:30 a. m.

CATHEDRAL OF ST. JAMES Huron and Wabash, nearest Loop SUNDAYS 8, 9:30 AND 1 1 A. M. ST. FRANCIS 2514 W.

Thorndole tjyuu m.j noiy communion 8 10 a. Evangelical Covenant REDEEMER 106th Claremont Carl A. Janson Bee Larson, Pastors S. S. 9:30 Worship 10:45 and 7 p.

m. Evangelical Free FIRST FREE Summerdale Arley L. Bragg, Pastor, 5255 N. Ashland Worship 10:45 Vespers 7 p. m.

Evangelical United Brethren GRACE 3325 Wrtghtwood Logan Square Rev. Francis G. Guither. S. S.

9:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 11 A. M. Greek Orthodox ANNUNCIATION Coth. 1017 N. La Salle-sf.

Matins 9:30 a. m. Divine Liturgy 10:30 a. m. ASSUMPTION 601 S.

Central Two Liturgies 9 a. nt. ond 10:30 a. m. ST.

ANDREWS 5649 N. Sheridan nnarins a. m. uivine iirurgy a. m.

T. CONSTANTINE 7351 Stony Island warms a. m. uivtne Liturgy 10:30 a. m.

ST. DEMETROIS 2727 W.Winona Matins 9:30 a. m. Divine Liturgy 10:30 a. m.

independent CHICAGO SUNDAY EVENING CLUB 4-H Club Night ORCHESTRA HALL 216 S. Michigan ave. December 1 8 to 9 P. M. "LIFE OR THE GAME" ERNEST GORDON Dean of Chapel Princeton Joyce Sue Lee, Leadership Winner, W.

Va. sin i-ocinaro, Leaaersnip Winner, Flo. THE CHOIR 7:30, Songs of Farm and Horn ADMISSIONFREE December 8 RALPH W. SOCKMAN ROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL "CHAPEL 59th-st. and Woodlawnv.

Sunday, December 1, 11 a. m. UNIVERSITY RELIGIOUS SERVICE PROFESSOR HELMUT THIELICKE Visiting Professor of Theology and Ethics In the Divinity School "The Silence of God" MUSIC BY ROCKEFELLER CHAPEL CHOIR Jewish Orthodox CHICAGO LOOP SYNAGOGUE, 16 S. Clark Kaooi irving j. Kosenoaum SATURDAY SERVICES 8:05 a.

m. 4 and 5 p. jn. Study Session, 4:20 p. m.

Lutheran Missouri Synod The Lutheran Church Misseuri Synod Invites You to Worship in Its More than 200 Churches in Chicagoland For information Call DEarborn 2-4060 PT GRaceland 2-3383 Lutheran Hour WMAQ 12:30 p. m. Sun. ST. LUKE Belmont and Greenvlew-avs.

GR 2-3383 Dr. Adalbert R. Kretzmann, Pastor Sunday Services at 8. 10, and 11 a. m.

German Service 9 a. m. i 4mP" ORGAN RECITAL Lillian Robinson, A. G. O.

ADVENT COMMUNION SERVICES Wednesday German 7, English 8 p. m. FIRST ST. PAUL'S Downtown Lutheran Church Est. 1846 1301 N.

La Salle-st. Rev. James G. Monz, S. T.

Sunday 9:30 and 11 a. 8 p. m. '7HE COMING KING" VISITORS ELCOM JEHOVAH 3740 Belden 2300 N.I Theodore FNickel and John Teros, Pastors Arthur E. Otto.

Vicor English 8 ond 10:45 German 9:15 Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Film "A Letter to Nancy" ST. JOHN'S (MA YFAIR) 4949 Montrose-av. near Milwaukee John Lutz, Henry Blanke, Pastors Wed.

Advent Services 6 and 7:30 T. urama "60 DOWN MOSES PILGRIM Cyllpm and North Winchester avenues WALTER E. HOLM, Postor, S. S. 9:30 Sunday Services 8 and 11 a.

m. Advent Service Wednesday 7 p. m. NAZARETH 5945 S. Spaulding Rev.

John F. Boilman, Postor 'Sun. School 9:30. Worship 8:15 and 10:45 Advent Service Wed. 7:30 p.

m. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE Ookley-cv. and 105th-st. Roger L.

Sommer, Pastor S. S. 9:30. Worship 9:30 ond 10:45 Advent Service Wednesday 8 pm. CHRIST ENGLISH (AUSTIN) Long and LeMovne.

L. H. Kuker, Pastor S. S. 9:30.

Worship 8:15 ond 10:45 With Holy Communion HOPE 6400 S. Washtenaw Rev- T. Wions, Pastor Worship 7:45, 9:15 10:45. S. S.

9:30 uveur jervice weanesooy p. TABOR Sunnyside and N. Drake Carl R. Matthies, Pastor German 9 a. English 10:15 a.

m. Advent Service Wednesday 7:30 p. m. ST. PHILIP Bryn Mawr and Campbell The Rev.

Victor C. Rickmon, Pastor German 8:30 English 9:30 and 11 11 a. m. Broadcast WE AW 1330 PARK ST. JOHN jus tircie.

c. Paul, J. Houster, Pastors Divine Worship 8, 9,:15 and 10:45 Advent Service Wed. 7:30 p. m.

TIMOTHY. 1700 W. 83d 5. :30. worship 8:30 and 11 a.

m. Wed. Advent Service 7:30 p. OTTO Postor WINDSOR PARK 2619 76th-St. Rev.

R. A. Wllkening, Pastor S. S. 9:30, Service 10:45 0.

m. Nursery During 10:45 a. m. Service! MOUNT CALVARY Mozart-Ardmore Carl L. Rutz, Pastor S.

S. 9:30 Divine Worship Jl ADVENT MEDITATION Wed? 8 P. m. ZION 991.5 S. Winston k.

1 r-erersen, vicar Sunday Worship 8:30 and 11 a. m. Wednesday Advent Service 8 p. m. MOUNT PROSPECT ST.

JOHN 11 03 Linnemon-rd. w. Streufert, Pastor S. S. Worship 9 8, 10:30, Wed.

7:30 OUR REDEEMER 6430 S. Harvard nev. nnnion w. bunoermonn, TR 3-5566 S. 9:30 Worship 10:45 a.

m. ELMHURST 3d Michigan Sun. 8:30 and 11 IMMANUEL M. L. Seltz, Pastor Wed.

7:45 p. m. ST. PETER 7400 S. Michigan Rev.

Howard A. Foard. Pastor Sun. Wed. Eve.

7:30 p. m. OAK LAWN COMMUNITY 95tn-Merton S. S. 9:30 11 Worship 11 a.

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