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These objects are aa dspiay at the My erboff Glass Pavilion at tte
The convention, or Great
Assembly, wtech doaed Jan.
Israeli Orthodox Jews •
fight reform movement
Box 3
Stephenville
Mam.
11am
4 pm.
Praytraemc*
Maaaoe groups
Phooe *5-344;
Kes Bates Pastor
PRIMITIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
1MIW Bymaa
Senices are held the first and
third Sundays of each month.
begmrunE at 16 30 a.m. You
are wekome to attend
HILLCREST CHURCH
OF CHRIST
2S3 Northwest Loop
L asted Pentecostal Ctevb
NIW.OakSL
SteptawvtDe. Texas
Lutnnski said tbe movement
b concerned that brad is npe
for the Reform and Con-
servative branches to make
inroads, so Agudat Israel will
watch its opponents doaefy
and try to prevent them from
AtanoK every home ■ Deter
tad s kxke fee wemng
Alaa, there are remans of
contemplative; no instantane-
ous impressions here
CRITIC
AT LARGE
R«ua
IJIrm
Ones far ail ages
WEDNESDAY
43 pm.
73pjnt
w-SiSStw,
3rd RUMMY AFTER THE
OTPHANY-JAN.r
Y«aja-Charcfe Scfaob
33 am-Hah Earhans
93 am Bible classes
M -.Haan. Worstop service
43 pm Wontap service
PLEASANT HILL
METHODIST CHURCH
Sts antes south aa US 31
9:15am
It Xirr.
Hurung ’ God ;arrs and so de
we’
Mornmg worstap
Sunday School
Giovannia Mastai-Ferretti
was elected Pope Pius IX m
1MC He reigned for 32 years —
the longest m papal history.
teas string ent than Con-
servatives
t a loan
however
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tarietea and Rare
RanM A. Sawyer. Mtorier
9 3 a JU- Charcfc Schaai
14 54 am Worsiapsemce
5.3 pm. Chnsfran Youth
Fili a dap
43 pm. Handbell Cbc*r
Practice
7:3pm da Rho Meetmg
73 pm. Chancei Choir Prac-
tice
SUNDAY’S SERMON TITLE
Ttay« aadPraymg"
I Peter 1:74
durehtraaung
Ewag airitny
FAITH LUTWDUN
and Ltobirw Stotem Ceaaer
3 3*m - Sunday Seta®
113 am -Waratapsenicv
Rev Stuart Brasae. Vacancy
Paster
for intermarriage,
asszrmlaUon and the teas of
Jewish identity m the United
States. *
famous. bat the a
from ordinary.
HENRI f ARTTFR-BRESSON’S “Brands. 1932," is one of 155 photographs by the French
pewtes iadaded ■ aa iitebirim which will visit 14 cities in the aext two years.
CHURCH OF JESUS CBUST
OF THE LATTER DAY
SAINTS
112 Part Drive
Everyone is wrirwaK
93 *JB. - Priesthood and
Rehef Society
19.3 am.-Sonday Scfiooi
12 noon-SacramtrK meeting
For other wfwmatac contact
Brother Booker. MM3. 31
CHURCH OF THE
NA1ARENE
Rev Robert LGdpm. Paster
9 fiam -Sunday School
M3 am -Scmaay wontap
4 ii pm - Teen and ads*
toe stud?
7.3 pJE. - EvaagdistK ser-
vices
WEDNESDAY
7 3 pm. - Prayer service
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
DR Horten Drive
93X774
John RBrawaaa Paster
9 6in Chart Schoo.
11 « a m Morning * xsh?
VISITORS WELCOME
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Mxxu?
4 3 pm Be? Scouts Troop U
Tuesday
9 45 am Mtn’s FdtowtoUp
3 3pm Brownie Troop 129
7 « pm Choc- Practice
Jewish people
"But now,”
man
tear*
First be covered knnseif
wnk
skirt
That was b
elaborately
Both movements have made
some retagxxB observances
optional. like wearing
Canodentally. Style in
Motion. devoted to the fash-
ion aad ocher photography of
the Hungarian emigre Martin
Mankacs has just been pub-
lished by Clarkson N. Potter
lac at 115 authors are Nancy
White aad John Esten
a short wrap-aroano
g io the ttagh
1 a place by az
decorated and
entered-raabandL often af
woo-
ds hs upper body be wore a
kad of sbon-steeved T-sam
over wtict !or warmth he
threw a •umiak or ooak
Tins outer garment vaned
a nrbarw aad variety with
the weahh of os owner but
The companion book with
the same title as the show has
been published by Delptre for
the 1CP. at $29 95. in a square
format almost a foot on each
sate with aU 155 black-and-
white pbOtOS
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE
AliTFMH YOF
GOD CHURCH
22MLtegtev«eHwy t
RnerNurW
SUNDAY SERVICES
M M am - Sunday Schoo,
songs, suriet- tugptns for
kids
113 am • Worstap Service
I Rpm -EvouagSen-ice
THURSDAY SERVICE.
7 JI pm Wcrriap. praise and
table study
bMptiw scaoa* and name ■
n try aemet
Ckranan Teapie n a new.
mg with the aid. tried, tested.
, and proven nsacr «■ meet The
needs of people through
Chnst
A£ people
vekome
Paster Al Stank?
93474-»7P(
M3-7XK
poor, hn coat pulled up over
ius bead d is an impression to
treasure William Faulkner
Ezra Pound Colette Truman
Capote. Jean-Paul Sartre
Cardmal Paceili .Pope Plus
XHi, Henn Matisse each
distmctiveiv no two the least
bet alike
■ rVFRMBF HW i
BAPTBT CHURCH
MQedRdKRnM 9343
Jerry Oartey. Punter
IsfcnCiriuik. YunR PMter
Fttam- Sunday arhuai
FIRST BAPHST CHURCH
Bun 3$
Steghewvae. Tens 341
Pteanetn-MMir
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
PROVIDES FOR EVERY
MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
We invite end member of the
famuy te partiapate m the op-
53 pm - Hee? Eadhans:
*3 pn - Char Sugper
73pm -Onr PrarSxe.
Tkunday.JhiB.Xl
7:3 pm jugnrrrr* Qaa. nUl
meet ■ the Nave of 3e Oar-
dk
YdSam Ladtes Class
Wednesday
13 pm. Bible Classes
Payne Haddon. Miatster
Tel M-M22 or M-rr
To the Orthodox, the liberal
movements bora in Germany
IM years ago and wtndi
-spread swiftly to the United
States preach watered down
and manthruhr Judaism
• 13 seats and is a key partner • They blame these movements
in Prime Minuter Menachem
Begin's ruling coalition.
Aligned with the larger
National Rehgioes Party.
Agudat Israel has political
dost over inch matters as
marriage, driorce. abortion
and Sabbatb-obaerrance laws.
CHURCHOFGOD
UMN-RaceBL
EBeaur Deeds. Pastor
. SUNDAY
Sunday school
Monung worship
Evenngwarrtap
WEDNESDAY
Prayer sen ice
SATURDAY
Prayer Service
Mtedica. who came to
prominence in the late 1929s,
changed fashion 'illustration
from something static to the
spontaneous untrammelled
craft it is today, largely
through his work for Harper's
Bazaar Cartier-Bresson has
said that it was Munkacsi s
work which inspired him to
switch from painting to pho-
tography in 1931
HARNEY BAPTIST CHURCH
TWdMdCagr 35-00
GaryW.l iiPastor
Who knows what the Ejghbes
will be like' How will we face
political and economic
■rest? The asnwers to ail of
life's problems are found n
Jesus ChnsL Learn more of
Hs truth with us each Sunday
at Harvey Baptist Cburcii
9:45 am. -Sunday Schoo!
113 am - Monang Worship
4:3pm.-YotohOnr
5 :3 p Jn - Church traaung
4 3 pm - Evening Worship
WEDNESDAY
7 3 pm - Prayer Meeting
7:3pjn - Chddrew'i char
73 pm - Preschool choc
7:45pm - Adult Qxar
Both these exhibitions are
corporation-supported The
Cartier-Bresson was funded
by American Express Foun-
dation. and the Atget by Vivi-
tar. makers of lenses and
other photographic equip-
ment
4 t Wr
. ‘ . . ... I
CRITIC-AT-LARGE
Cartier-Bresson: 35-mm genius
ByNurwMaNadri I
JERUSALEM (API - One
of the strongest movemems in
Orthodox Judaism has
(tended to try to block the
more liberal American
Reform and Conservative
branches from official
recogmtMm in Israel
In effect, the first open
international convenbon of
Agudat Israel ■ 15 yean
dedared war both in Israel
and a the United States
against the steams of Judaism
wfatefa dominate American
Jewry and have made modest
inroads in Israel over the last
decade.
Agudat Israel spokesman
‘ say, accounts for one nnlbon
of America’s 5.7 rm Own Jews.
Many of its bebevers are
Hasxfec Jews, adherents of
Jewish mysticism whose
menfidk are easily identified
by their long black caftans,
ear locks and untnmmed
beards. Mach of the coo-
veotteo's business was con-
ducted in Yiddish
In Israel Agudat Israel
controls for of Parliament s
Rabbi Richard Hirsh, leader
of the small Reform
movement ia Israel calls the
Agudat Israel an ‘ anti-
modern. anti-progressive
force." and says ft « the
ihm isiyiqiwwiw attitude of
the Orthodox that leads Jews
Menachem Lutanski of New * to abandon their refigion
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
UJ.C7 AS-fbe-Leop
JMGtea Rase Highway
Sunday -
19 3 a m Sunday School
II Warn Worship Service
4:3 pm E -a^eLsti'. Senxe
Wednesday
CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
123 N. Race 9333
We welcome you to-car ser-
vices. It is our prayer that, if
you sorrow, you will find com-
fort. If you stand m med of
sfantual strength, we ’jus:
you will find it as you worsfap
wfthus
SUNDAY
93am -Saiday School
11:3am - Morning Worship
43 pm-Everang Worship
WEDNESDAY
73 pm - Pray er meeting
* the Orthodox from a self-
imposed isolation that
followed World War D when
most of Europe s Orthodox
Jews perished in Nazi death
camps. For most of the post-
war penod, orthodoxy coo-
henih a: saimg the best-
Oressec 1st of Bahuca. times
Mast people wore garmaa
wcvez of wooi ar barn The
weavers ar. was kigkly
prized fine appani was after
earned off as booty by foragn
&TS3>tt
Dutjm Jems time styles
zac beguz to be isfinenced by
the dress of the Holy Land s
Baput as *
meat made if
a teather bek araand ha
waist Jewat prophets take
Jobe denounoai the iaxury
of the pnvJegec. wore aaoual
skias as a syntou of then-
mystical rank
Ever for uaow wac were
no! prophets ekthag played
ar napor-azc rote zr reveahag
social status ia aactexz Pates-
tme Color deeorattoe and
quainy at fabric ah cmaned
GLASS OOSMETK CONTAINERS abne date from hr* to liurtb-ctatary Pilestiae All
vases aaade for perfamts aad ids had taag. aarrww necks to faeihute dosing and to prevent
evipwinaa aad spi
for the eye makeup .
kraei Mai raw ia Jersuatem Al right is a wan vf aanent Patesuae weanag robes with
etohuratety daewratod harden befintog bar weahb and states trw>u » cvtnsr a BtoOc*.
IihBi lijte we tewnrw ScSMh W Onmi Uaiwrt
•r*
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Cartier-Bresson, bora in
France, prepared as a painter
and would have become an
artst with his mcredibte eye
in any medism he might hake
chosen But it was the Xa-mm
camera invented by Leitz
engineer Oskar Baroack u>
Germany in 1914 and first pet
on the market by Leitz as the
Leica a 1925. that set hs
course It fit ia the pocket
aad could be whipped out for
instaat use Also, it was far
less coaapKWoes than previ-
ous equipment
at Frst Baptni Church
9 45 am Sunday School
14 15 am Sunday Schoo.
Lesser, or KST% Rathe
14 55 am Mornmg Worstap
Broafcas: over KSTV R*mc
arc CLame. 4 TV
3 3 pm Love Sound Rehear-
sal
3 45pm Bribof CetebratMG
43 pm Seucr HigbCoitege
Snack Supper
53 pm Be- Owe Rehearsal
53 pm Churet Traimag for
Senior Hgn-CoLege
5.3pm Lirary Cq>et
4:3pm Senior Htgb<a&eg«
Choir Rehearsal
4 to pm Clxrd: Trassng aad
Graded Obors
7.3 pm Eveang WccsJtp
> Televised on ChanneTi TV ■
SERMON SUBJECTS
Mcratr^- FROM FEAR TO
BOLDNT
(Matthew 14:3. Arts4:U|
Evenjig- MARK Whsle-
Attorne? General of Texas
wiB speak
York, we have grown to such
a post that we are ready to
■nene a leaderstap rote in
Writer (n ewrvl 3 we no
longer concerned with 43
little corner."
The elderly or important
citizen was privileged to wear
a long white dress of dose-fit
ting style called the
ketonet It could be slipped
over the bead This basic gar
ment was sometimes worn
without sash and covered by
an outer doak with elaborate-
ly decorated borders
The value placed on a
man s cloak can be seen in the
fad that ft was often pledged
as collateral . 1 ‘ ’
Under Jewish
the debtor could “lose his
shirt during the day but bor
row it back at night for pro-
tection against the cold
By the time of Jesus, pnest-
|y garb had become an elabo-
rate symbol of exalted status
Indeed the high priest could
wear a crown
His robe was of deepest
purple held by a gorgeous
outer sash and jeweled breast
plate It was bordered by-
golden bells that would nng
as be moved, thus driving off
the demons that were said to
haunt the thresholds of sanc-
tuaries
Tbe fine linen undergar-
ment covered by this robe was
made without seams for tbe
high priest alone As with
John tbe Baptist's animal
skin tbe seamless tunic sym-
bolized special rank
Jesus is said to have worn
it In doing so. he acknowl-
edged before Israel and the
world the priestly authority
given him by God
VEVSPvPEa EXTtXPWSE
FcUowim its New York
showing “Bari Caruer-Bres-
soa Photographer will open
Fete 12 at the Art Institute of
OieagD. then tour to Pitts
burgh. Richmond Mexico
City. Seattle. Atlanta. Wash-
ington, Dallas. Philadelphia
Indianapolis. Cleveland.
Bouton, roncteding its journey
■ Kanute Cfty ia tbe summer
ALMS.________'■
By Vteptos Santo
—pwir ' -
1 Matthew teaenbed Jota the
“a ear
kairwTtk - more thar 3 dyemg oute
bstoBKats that dearty demon-
strate the aacaeK process
A porsto ind-iane sotauaoc.
seed to fix the rater was
aliened to stand iz a rat for
two days Thea dye was
added Tbe snal sue of the
vacs at Deter atonies that
thread was dyed ratter than
etatk
For ormaarr appare. two
baths ■ tbe vms would sufr
ace Bat thread latenoec for
the efogast garmsks of a
mac at hagk statu weald
recesve ap to 14 tnak mgs
Dcte artzsaas prized the
famoas parpte dye obtained
fren the marex sbeUfsk
Renowned ■ aatsqujy tbe
marex purple was sc costly
that it gave me to the famil-
iar phrase bort to the
s did tbe we2-sressec
of aamees Paiescine
NEW YORK (NEA) - For
54 of tes 71 years. Heun
Cartier-Bresson . has con-
structed hts life work out of
small fractions of a second
These have teen tbe exposure
tunes for photographs wtoch
rank high among tbe most
spontaneous ever taken, and
at the same tune, tbe most
exquisitely composed and
balanced
So tbe exhibition Benn
Cartier-Bresson Photogra-
pher" which will nsrt 14 cit-
ies id tbe next two years fol-
lowing its current stand at the
laieraatMxial Center of Pbo- '
tography in New York, would
seem to be an impossible
rati idiuufn. despite tbe evi-
dence before our eyes. -»
Ordinarv mortals would
lake a Jong time to compose
such Imcal arrangements of
light and shadow of figures
and struct ores - ft they could
accomplish it at all It would
take a genius to compose hs
pictures unerringly, time
after tune, and do it almost
nstaDtaneously
But Cartier Bresson b a
geons There s do other
expianaoan for his ability to
create such photographs and
always capture what he calls
tbe deosree moment
On another floor of the KT
during the Cartier Bresson
stem b an exhibit of photo
graphs taken tn great Europe
an parks and gardens by
Eugene Atget (137-1927). In
contrast to tbe larger and
more ramtnanthug exhibition
tbeae we qnH frhdiliBil
Tree, he does get around
the 155 photographs in ths
exhibition were made in 23
countries, aad often at deci-
sive moments in history
These have included tbe
liberation of tbe German coa-
centrauon camp nctims. the
end of tbe Kuomintang and
tbe start of Mao's regime in
China in 1949. tbe first sit-ins
tn Alabama, and tbe death of
Gandhi id India
Tbe Assembly formulated a
plan to dispatch teams of
rabbuacal students to the
affluent American suburta
and snail towns where the
Conservative and Reform
Jews are virtually nn-
dbaBeneed.
Other photographs, howev-
er. have ao world-shaking sig-
Mficaace beyond their elo-
quence and humaaity A
loving couple oa tbe grass is a
cemetery a horse and two
men and a dog oa an Insh
road, children at play, people
sleeping and an etegiac varie-
ty of street scenes
Somri tmei jbe rebjfrt b
famous, bat the image b far
from ordiaary. Ia 1941
Cartier Bre» pbotngrapbed
tbe Swiss modernist sculptor.
Alberto Giacometti crwauig
VALLEY GROVE
. BAPTIST CHUTICH
9.50 am - Sunday School
_______ 113am -MarringWorship
7:Mpm Mid-uees Service , 5 4 pm. • Missions Organaa-
. - - - — J- tions
4 » pm - Evening Worstap
73 pm - Mid Week Prayers
Server
Brandon
Feed
Company
The muted quality is gently
appealing and historically
interesting 'Atget't
Gardens, the accompanying
book (Doubleday. $9 95 soft-
cover. $19 95 hardcover), has
essays by the show's guest
curators.’ William Hbward
Adams and Jacqueline
Onassis
• Every visitor
• on honored guest
e at
• STEPHENVILLE
o BAPTIST
• TEMPLE
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Church News
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QMi Ilin irtete
Mid mite ••rvicu T:
Sunday School 14 am.
Morning wwtoupll3am
7:3pm.
DIGGING THE BIBLE
I_________________________________________
Clothes made the man in Jesus’s time
griM devoted to etethBatang banrtft? was dote-fittmi
teagth sleeves ar a draped
*nn rovenag Often it
juneatert decorated at tbe
and atone the hem
^^he wished to cover bis
bead, the Palesumae man
wore a skullcap or turban
A woman wore eweutially
the same clothing but her
tame reacted to the ankk
Oer her bead sfte draped a
JJewelrv was another status
n-nbol a ancient Palestine
Archaeologists have found
ate tots braceiets rings and
beads ef gold copper bone,
ivory aad colored stones
Excavations have also
?->e»ded cosmetic bowls used
u prepare colors for tbe face
The stvhst woman painted
ter ey&rows and lashes with
Use famous black "kohl
uown to tbe Egyptians and
ner lower lids with powdered
green malachite or turquoise
She used red ocher to color
ter bps
If she was nch she scented
ber bod? with tbe highly
prized od of myrrh from
South Arabu
A womans hair extended
beiow ber sboulders Through
tbe use of braids and bangs
she could achieve some elabo-
rate styles
The Jewish man had a long
biaex cfiiz beard but shaved
hii upper up Fashion allowed
t.rr, to wear ius hair short or
keg beid in place by a bead-
band or pulled back and tied
Yet Jews catmaed to usam-
taa thev dsLoruve nationL
dress which had bees around
sace OM Tesussete days
Escavataw of stataeoes
aad carved rebels presides a
vateahie pKtare of Btbbca.
fautaoas
Moreover, methods of
wear jig and dyeing have been
reconstructed through exanu
nauoe of tbe ruins af anoeut
Mrir MMto <1 • craftsman i
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Service 7:3pm.
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■til you have tried Pente-
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The Fnendbest Church
In Town
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