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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1954 THE' LEADER PAGE THIRTEEN* 1 Series of Lectures .-Dr. Baum T o Conduct 1Grime and Delinquency\ . —r*~' Symposium a t Church . D r. J o s e p h B a u m , professor of A n thropology a n d Science a t th e G rad- €S2|u a t e School of New Y o rk U niversity, is . t o give a series- of lectures on • “O rim e -and Delinquency,” sponsored by th e S o u th N a ssau- U n itarian C h u r c h in th e P a riah House. S o u th O c e a n avenue, beginning S u n d a y n ig h t a t 8:15 o'clock. T h e first will be oh \P a n o ram a of i Crim e . D e linquency a n d So E t h o l o g y . ” H e will consider th e -scope of th e problem , th e personal ‘ 'a n d social cost an d how it pays. ■‘tT h e C h ild and D e linquency,” is th e topic for Sunday. O c tober 24. . w h e n sub-divisions of his talk will concern, adolescent rebellion, a child-centered culture, th e role of parents, th e school and th e church, a n d t h e w ider im p lications of youth fu l lawlessness. B e c a u se of H a llow e 'en th e r e will . be no lecture on Sunday, O c tober 31. but on Sunday, Novem b er 7, \C rim e and PU h lshm erit\ w ill be th e them e . In th i s D r. B a u m will consider successes and failures of correctional institutions, probation, parole, rehabilitatio n of exconvicts an d th e re tu r n to society. In th e final lecture o n “Findings of M o d e rn Psycholorg an d Sociology,” on Sunday, Novem b er 14. th e speaker will consider th e ir relevance to th e crim e w ave in contem p o rary life. • D o n a tions to th e lectures w illvgo tow a rd increasing t h e church build ing fund. T h e y are open to the public. In addition to being a professor a t N.Y.U., D r. B a u m is vice-president o f th e A m e rican Ethological Society a n d a Fellow of th e A m e rican An- . thropological Society. n e w s of C h u r c h e s Union Temple Groups Sponsor Dance Saturday* T h e , com b ined Sisterhood and _Men’s,'Clubs of U n ion R e form T e m ple, ' 74- South G rove street, are to ■ S p o n sor n “C a p tain's B a ll.” a su p p e r dance, In th e tem p le , S a turday n ig h t a t 9 o’clock, to m a rk th e first anniversary of th e tem ple. T h e re w ill be music by Bob D e ssart's or ch e s tr a . Mrs, Louise B e rnberg, Mrs. E s telle P o rt. Lou B a t t an d P h ilip .j&oidhr-fwe chairm e n in charge. M E T H O D IST “Please Don’t- O ffend\ will, be th e serm o n subject of th e Rev. D r. Jo h n L. L a ts h a w Sunday, 10:45 AM . a t th e F r e e p o r t M e thodist C h u rch. T h is ch u r c h has received 147 m e m bers by Confession of fa ith and tran s f e r of letter and 34 p r e p a r a tory m em b ers for a to tal of 181 in less th a n a year. Professional, business people an d persons from a ll w alks o f life a r e included In th e congre gation, D r. L a tshaw announced. * ♦. • B A P T IST “T h e P o p u lar C h u rch’s Poverty” is th e them e selected by th e Rev. D r. Louis H. Loach, pastor of th e F ir s t B a p tist C h u rch, f o r his serm o n Sunday m o rning a t 10:45 o'clock. * * ’ • LUTHERAN T h e L u th e r League of C h r is t L u th e r a n C h u rch is to have a supper a t ' i t s m e e ting Sunday evening a t 6 o'clock. T h e Rev. and M rs. Eric W a idek of E lm o n t are to be guests. Mr. W a idek entered th e m inistry from th e local church. I n th e m o rn ing a t 9 o'clock, th e Rev. EugCne K. Strebel. is to preach on “W h a t T h ink Ye of C h r is t.” A t 10:45 o'clock his topic will be \T h e Law and the G o spel.” EPISCO P A L T h e N a tional Y o u th Corporate Com m u n ion of th e Episcopal Church will be observed Sunday a t 8 A.M.. by th e C h u rch of th e T ransfigura tion. T h e Rev. Jo h n W. Davis, Y o u th D irector of th e Long Island Diocese, will speak. A special offer- ! ing will be taken for th e benefit of C a m p tie 'W o l f , D iocesan Y o u th C e n ter. I n th e afternoon th e young people p lan to a tt e n d & diocesan rally a t th e C a thedral H o use in G a r den City, T h e rector, th e Rev. R e g inald H. S c o tt, will preach a t th e 10:45 o'clock service. T u e sday n ig h t th e re will a m e e ting of th e C h u rchm e n ’s Club, T h e fall tea of th e Ladies G u ild w ill be held in th e old r e c tory W e d nesday from 2 to 5 P M NAZARENE T h e Busy Fingers, a wom e n ’s group of th e Com m u n ity C h u r c h of th e N azarene, will m e e t today at 1 O'clock in th e hom e of M rs. Avery P e a rsall. 100 Portescue s t r e e t , Oceanside. Tom o rrow n ig h t a t 7 o'clock th e youth choir will r e h e a rse a n d th e T e e n Age group will m e e t from 8 to 9:30 In th e church. S a tu r d a y th e C a r a v a n Y o u th Club will m e e t a t 9:30 for a m o rning of cra f ts an d games. S u n d a y 's activities will begin w ith th e observance of C h ildren's Day by th e Sunday School a t 9:45 A M A t th e m o rning w o rship “h o u r a t 11, th e Rev. Edw ard W . Levin, pas- How Christian Science Heals “The Divine Remedy for Human Ills\ WGBB (1240 kc.) Oct. 17, 9:30 a.m, The Salvation Army 76-77 Church Street Freeport, L. I. 'Brig, and' ..WrNnrtoa : O fficers In C h a rge SCNDAV SERVICES 10:00 A.II. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. R o lln a s. Moating 6:80 P.M. Young People 8:0y P.M. Evening Service W EDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting THURSDAY 7:80 P.M. Ladiea' Homo Lpague A3I Are Welcome FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST FR E E P O R T , N. Y. S u n d a y S e rvice 11 A.M . . 'Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8 :15 S u n d a y School 11:00 A.M . R e a d in g R o o m O p e n To Public 11:30 A M . to 5 P M . T h u rsday 7:45 to 9.15 P.M. D aily E x cept Sundays and Holidays M errick Rd. at Elm PI. ALL ARE WELCOME DIRECTORS Long - Island know s these m e n . T h e y know Long Island. JJUST SVENSON '■'•-..Chairman Board of Directors, County Federal. Retired Builder. FRANK A. CLAUSON Director, Long Island Home Build ers Institute. Developer and Builder JAMES J! CROTTY —-Treasurer. Oounty Federal'. De partm e n t Store Executive. H, B. DIFFENDERFER President, County’Federal. Formerly VlccVPres, and Trend. 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OTTO OSTERLOF • President Atlantic Machtrie Screw Products Co., Vice-President, Rock- - \ ville Country Club.- \ WILLIAM J. SCHMIDT GenerffLSideirManiiger: Long Island ’ Lighting. c °. • COUNTY FEDERAL is die HOME LOAN CENTER of Nassau County and nearby Suffolk County Large enough to finance developments of homes— small enough to welcome individual home, mortgages. We rely on the GOOD WILL of o ur home builder’s and lionte owners for our success. See us for yqur home . mortgage or honie improvement loan. ~ A* | Convenience • Insured Savings • Friendly Service ! F op inform a tion on Hom e M o rtgages phone RO 4-160H o r w r i t e : j H. B. D rffenderfer, P r e s id e n t • G u st Svenson, C h a irm a n of B o a rd | ASSETS OVER $117,000,000 S a fe D eposit Boxes on t h e MAIN floor o f each of Olir offices. R e n tals from $4.00 p e r y e a r plus F e d e ral ta x , w h ich w a s recen tly r e d u c p d 50 % . , ' . COUN T Y FEDERAL S A V I N G S S3 N o rth Pork A v e . o n 120 S. Franklin A v e . Dfruii’t lo a i i a s s o c i a tio n ‘ r i t#!.-.S!siiiv Rockville C e n tre, N ^ w York ■t i.i» ' iiMiu-i ’ V o lley S tream , Mow York’, tor, will p r e a c h o n “Suffer th e L ittle C h ildren to Com e o n to M e.\ From 2:45 to 4 th e r e will be com m u n ity v isitation. In th e evening a t 7 th e N a z a rene Y o u th Fellow ship will speak an d a t 7:45, P a s to r L e v in will' give th e evening gospel h o u r m e s sage. W e d n e sday n i g h t,th e r e wUl be a Com m u n ity A d u lt Bible dlscussjon a t 8 o’clock. UNITARIAN At th e S o u th N a ssau U n itarian C h u rch a serm o n ' based o n th e re ce n t legislative\ e n a c tm e n t to add th e w o rds “ U n d e r G o d ” t o t h e salute to th e Flag,, \ a n d 'o t h e r m o ves to Identify th e n o tion w ith a theistic a n d . C h ristian lorm a lism w h ich he opposes,\ w ill be delivered by th e Rev. Lon R a y C a ll a t services S u n day . a t 11 o'clock . a t th e M a sorilo,. TeiUple, 18 Prospect street,- Bald'&UL T h e re w ill be classes f o r children Df all a g e s ‘ a t th e U n U a rijm .P a rish H o u se,’228 S o u th O c e a n avenue, &(. th e sam e hour, in f a n t care w ili b a 1 * p rovide^. a t . th e tem p le.- . '■'r.;. \' D IV IN E SCIENCE T h e, Rev. M a r th a Chesterfl(:jd, p a s to r o f t h e F i r s t C h u rch o f - T r u th , an d D ivine Healing,- N a s s a u C o u p iy, 253 S u n rise H ighw a y ; Rockville C e n tre, w ill • p r e a o h S u n d a y on '\^he L a m p .” W e d n e s d a y - n ig h t a t - B ; I 5 o’clock h e r toplo -will -b e “T h p '* R a d ian t.” \ - v — W e can n o t do evil to- o th e r s w ith out d o in g - it to ourselves,— —D em ahis. . - DoHf wonder:,, dont worry... call now an d be su re t Concerned about loved ones many, miles away? /Then why not call them on the phone? An unhurried chat is so reassuring. I t sets your m ind-and your h e a r t - a t ease. 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