morning worship al 11 am. "Pres
BETHLEHEM WHITE 8HRLNE
FORMER RESIDENT
ent Day Living Winch Hinders
The regular meeting of the HONORED AT DEBNEKT
Christian Family Life.''
Bethlehem White Shrine of Jeru
Young people*« service TJX) p.m.
Mrs. Maybelle Wilson of Phoen
salem
was held in Masonic Tem
Evening devotional 7:15. Prayer
ple.
Eugene. Thursday evening, ix. Arizona, but recently of Seat
meeting Wednesday 7:45. Chil
tle. has been visiting friends here
dren's story Iwiur Saturday 2 p.m. ANNUAL BANQUET OF FIRHT April 22 Mata Ambler, the noble enroute to her home at Phoenix,
prophetess,
presided
over
the
BAPTINT CHURCH MAY li
Roy E. Hutchison, pastor.
.meeting as Ida Hinshaw, worthy and was honored with a dessert
The annual banquet and business high priestess, was absent, being and evening of bridge when Mri
^Superintendent Mtewart
meeting
the First Baptist in attendance at the Supreme J. P. Graham invited a few of her
Visits Mwai Church
church will la- transacted on the Shrine In the east. Routine busi Neighbors of Woodcraft friends It.
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat 9 45 urn.; morning worship 11:00
Rev. J. R Stewart, su|>erintend-
for the evening. Mrs Graham was
ter Day Saints. Sunday school at am,; young pqpple's service 6:30 ent of flils district of the Free evening of Wednesday, May 5, at ness was conducted and at the
assisted by Mrs. William Bartels
6:30
p.m
Vance
Webster
of
close
of
the
meeting
refreshments
10 30 in I. U. O. F. hall.
prn ; evening evangelistic service Methmlist church will speak at
Sr. Scoring honor at bridge went
7:30 pm; prayer meeting Wed the local church on Friday eve Eugene will be the inspirational were served in the dining hall.
to Mrs. L. Lasater, and the guest
speaker, followed by the important
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
Assembly of God — We wish to nesday 7:30 p.m. Come and Join ning following a fellowship dinner business meeting. The Dorcas on May 27.
prize to Mrs. Wilson.
extend a hearty invitation to you um in th<*se services. We desire to served at the parsonage at 6:30 Circle is in charge of the banquet,
Kenneth Bright p m. Rev. Stewart will speak at 11
to worship with us the church of help you
and the deacons and deaconesses
CFC’s BIBI-E STUDY
well, pastor.
PINO« HLE PARTY
evangelical action.
u.m. on Sunday and also at 8 p.m. have invited
their special
The Crusaders for Christ of the
The communion service will be ad- guests, all those who have united
Mr and Mrs. Alfred McKenzie
Sunday services: Sunday school
Seventh-day Adventist < "hurch ministered
the close
nt , morning worship 11:00
with the ■ church In the past year, entertained a group of friends Sat Church of Christ gathered Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.
*
Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 1301 Went Muin, Sabbath tSatur- morning service.
Election of officers Includes the urday evening at a pinochle party.
p. m ; evening evangelistic service day) services: Sabbath school 9:30
Sunday school is at 9:45 am expiring terms of deacon Ervin Four tables of pinochle were at and Mrs. Bob Beach for their
weekly Bible study and nearly
am, sermon 11:00 am Mid-week on Sunday. Juniors meet at 7 pin Hansen,
7:45 p.
deaconcss Anna Bush, play Guests were Mr .and Mrs
service oh Wednesday evening at iqtstairs. The Young People's hour
trustee I Roy Means, clerk Fred loirry Ashbridge. Mr. and Mrs Al completed the introduction on
Weekday
services:
Tuesday,
8:00 p.m. Come and worship with is also at 7 p/n Evangelistic mes
prayer, 7:30 p in.; Thursday, Bi
Walton, treasurer Elsa Spriggs. Jarvis. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mont "Christian Evidences.” The group
us A D. Chilson, pastor
enjoyed popcorn at the close of the
sage
at
8
p.m.
ble study. 7:45 p. m.
These elected offices, plus all the gomery, Mr and Mrs. Albert Mon
meeting. All interested young peo
committees, will be voted upon. roe1, all of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
We have a home department and
The Methodist Church, Frank E.
First Baptist Church, Fifth and A nominating committee, with its Gene Capp, Mr. and Mrs. Earl ple are cordially invited to these
any wishing spiritual help or
Bible studies.
Brown, mlRlater, 3X1 Main Street, Jefferson, Rev. Peter J. Bakker, chairman,
H. Weeldreyer, Baldwin and Mr and Mrs. Ken
would like a visit from the minis
The church school pastor
phone 108
neth
Marple
of
Cottage
Grove.
The Lord's day services has prepared a ballot for this elec
ter. feel free to call at any time.
Twice during the evening one LUTHERAN LADIES AID
Abo, if you arc In need of a wheel meets at 9:45, followed by the begin with Bible school at 9:45 tion. The pastor’s resignation will
morning worship hour at 1! o'- a m. Here the church is "study also be accept«! or rejected.
thousand
aces were held by Mrs. j
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
chair, in an emergency, we shall
clock. The Sacrament of the ing' God’s word. At the 11:00 o'-
Montgomery and Mrs. Matpie. | meet with Mrs Victor Hugdahl,
be glad to be of an accommodation
All friends and members of the
in you. Rev R E Parrish, minb- Lord's SupiMT will be celebrated clock hour, the church Is "wor- church arc invited and expected Honors for the evening went to 1048 East Taylor street Thursday,
at the morning service. The Meth shiping" the God of the scrip-
Gene Capp and Mrs. Larry Am May 6. at 1:30 p.m. There will be
urr, phone 195R
odist Youth Fellowships will mwt lures. The message by the pastor to be present. All reports of the bridge. and low to T. H. Mont special business and all members
at six o'clock and th«1 evening vex- Is entitled: "What to Do About church will be in a booklet form, gomery.
are urged to be present. Visitors
Ixmiion Church of Christ, "that per hour will la- held at 7:30, at Mistakes ?”
and that will shorten the business
The hosts served refreshments are welcome. Ladies may bring
friendly church" Sunday Bible which time the film. "My Beloved
part of the meeting.
at
a
late
hour.
their work.
At 6:30 p.m
senior
■tudy 10 a tn. Claaaea for all agm. Son.” will be shown.
young people's president David
Sermon 11. Communion 11:45.
Andriesian, will preside at t hr
Evening service 7:30 p m Midweek
The world need* Christian fam-
Wednesday 7:30 pm Come Io iiiw. May 2 to 9 has been desig first meeting of their new church
D.ndon. "that friendly church nated as Christian family week. year. The junior group will have
where you arc a stronger but We Invite you to bring your fam their election of officers.
An extra special attraction is
once".
ily to all the services of the church coming for the evening service,
this week. Assembling ourselves 7:30 p.m. Rev. Norman Nelson,
The Hebron ('hristian church together to worship God and study
lyric tenor will give a sacred vocal
Sunday school at 10:00 a. in His Word I* very helpful to Chris
concert entitled, “Come Unto
Morning worship at 11:00.
tian family living Following the Him " The pastor will be speaking
principles of life which Christ at the Dorena community service.
Culp Creek Assembly of God taught bring to us the more abun
Read elsewhere about the an
Church
We Invite you to our dant life.
nual banquet and business meet
Sunday school w h <• r e wc have
Sunday school at the Church of ing. Wednesday, May 5th.
classes for all ages Sunday
hoot | God 10:00 a m. Sermon topic for
SOCIETY
Church
MOTHERS DAY
May 9th
Don’t forget Mother,
and don’t forget us when you select
that gift for her.
Conies
We have so many thing« to delight her with, such as—
Perfumes, Compact«, Cologne«, Bhth Cry«tal«, Dresser and
Toilet Sets, Cook Book«, Picture Frame«, Clock«, Reading
Glasses (magnifying), Snap Shot Albums. Electric Heating
Pads
Haeger Potteij consisting of a variety of vases
Ceramic Arts — Delicate, glased pottery in table ware,
vases and Ornaments
Westmoreland Hand Made Glas«
Princess Feather Pattern Table Ware
Then there is Candy—by Gales and Haas — Rich creamy
pieces, fruits and nuts all covered with deep coating of
chocolate and packaged beautifully just for her.
A wonderful selection of Mothers Day Cards — hundreds
of them to choose from.
We'll be glad to show you all of these and more—Come in
today.
KEMS for DRUGS
BODY MOISTS
REMOVED
OK Son-You’ve Got a Job!
Church of Christ. 6th and Gibbs,
"the church with a friendly spirit"
This Sunday is the day when we
begin our new series of sermons in
<>ur "(’hrist Centering Crusade."
This will be a real attempt to fol
low the footsteps of Jesus from
the cradle to His ascension. One
line of the messages, the evening
series, will deal with the teaching#
of Jesus, while the morning ser
mons will deal exclusively with
the events of the life and minbtry
of Jesus We will do our best to
make these messages both instruc
tive and interesting. We believe
you will add greatly to your know-
ledge of the life and teachings of
Christ, if you faithfully attend
these services during the Crusade. I
Bible school at 9:45. Morning
worship at 11:00, sermon: 'The
Christ of Prophecy." Young folks
at 6:15 Evening evangelistic ser
mon at 7:30, "What Jesus Taught
About God." Mid-week prayer and
Bible study at the church Thurs
day at 7:30.
Whether you are a member or.
a stranger, we extend to you a
kindly invitation to come! —J.
.Michael Shelley, minister.
"Everlasting Punishment” is the
subject of the Lesson-Sermon in
all Churches of Christ Scientist
on Sunday. May 2.
The Golden Text is. Evil shall
slay the wicked: and they that
hate the righteous shall lie deso
late. The Lord redeemeth the soul
of his servants: and none of them
that trust in him shall be deso
late” (Ps. 34:21. 221.
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
following from the Bible: "The
way of life is above to the wise,
that he may depart from hell be
neath” (Prov. 15:24), together
with the following correlative
passage from the Christian Sci
ence texlbook,
“Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy:
"Hell. Mortal belief; error; lust;
remorse; hatred; revenge; sin;
sickness; death; suffering and
self-destruction; self-imposed ag
ony; effects of sin: that which
'worketh abomination or maketh
a lie' " (p. 588).
Christian Science Society, Cot
tage Grove, Oregon, 242. Second
street holds Sunday services at 11
a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45
a m. Wednesday evening meetings
at 8 p.m. (the second Wednesday
of each month). Reading room is
open Monday through Saturday
afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. 1
First Presbyterian Church, D.
। Hugh Peniston. pastor. Morning
] worship 11 o'clock. A group of
। young people from the Westmin
ster House in Corvallis will have
' charge of the worship.
The senior high group will meet
I at 6:30 at the church.
At 7:30 there will be a study
meeting at the church. Mr. Penis-
| ton will discuss "The Book of
i Micah."
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
The Royal Neighbors met Tues
day night in the Eagles hall with
Oracle Mildred Stanley presiding.
At the close of camp refreshments
were served by Lawana Sugg, Ju
lia Prescott and Myrtle Kent.
Navy Ground Controlled Ap
preach units in 1947 brought safely
to the ground 2.M9 weather-bound
aircraft, of which 118 were civil!* >
planes.
Salesbooks — The Sentinel.
MOTHERS DAY
JUST 2 SUNDAYS AWAY
Whether Mother is a few blocks away or across the
continent, we can see to it that she 'll get lovely flower«
from you on
MOTHER 8 DAY
Sunnyside Greenhouses
1704 Went Main
Phone 182
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Members of the Blue Mt. 4-H
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hour. Mrs. Lula Bettis is leader of
। this Sewing club and invites all
1 4-H members who are interested
to join the group and take part in
the program. The public is ln-
। vited to this progranj.
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