day) services: Sabbath school 9 30
who has spent about thirty yenis VOUTH FOK CHKIST AT
a m . sermon 11:00 a m. Mid-week
The program I» Ihr motion plc
Unkin church next Sunday
in the Afiiciin territory
service on Wcilnesday evening at Sunday School at 9 45 Morning
lure, “Reaching for Heaven”. Ad
haitlst t iuut it mondai
Delegate» wen' present from
iii I snìoii I n free.
8:00 p.m. Come and worship with servin' at 11 o’clock. 'I The Ladle«
The
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
the twelve churches in the associa
us. A. D. Chilson, pastor.
Aid Society meets every second
tion. which nners a territory ns Youth for Christ will la- held at
Typewriter covers fur sale.
Wednesday of the month at the
far south as Bandon and north ax the Baptist church next Moniin)
First Baptist Church, Fifth at church. If you have no church
The First Baptist church here far as Junction City. Churchew of evening, beginning nt 7 3o pm
The Sentinel.
Jefferson. Dr. Frank Matthews, home, come and worship with us. was host to the 92nd session of
the
association
are:
C<
m | u III c , Ban
interim pastor
9:45 am., the Frank E. Gray, pastor.
the Umimua Baptist association don. Rei'ds|mrt, Roaeburg. Glide.
Bible school. 11.00 a.m.. morning
which
ended its 92nd session Tues Veneta. Riddle, Oakridge. Spring
worship. The Rev. Sidney Shinai!.
The Church of Christ, Sixth and
day afternoon. The session stint field. (\ittnge Grove, Junction
Assembly of God — We wish to Sunday school where we have San Lhcgo, California, will preach Gibbs, the church with a friendly
ing Monday morning included a City and Eugene.
the
sermon.
He
come»
as
the
guest
spirit
If
you
arc
a
visitor
hen
1
extend a hearty invitation to you classes for all ages. Sunday school
Dr Fiank Matthews, interim
business
session w h i c h largely
of
the
pulpit
committee.
All
or
a
newcomer
who
has
nut
yet
to worship with us- the church of 9:45 a m.; morning worship 11.-00
church members urged to be in found a church home, we invite took up the morning session, an pastor of the First Baptist church
evangelical action.
a.m,; young people’s service 6:30 at tendance.
I you to come amt worship with Us afternoon session which included here, served as moderator.
Sunday services: Sunday school pjn.; evening evangelistic service
6:30
p.m..
Youth
Fellowship
।
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. This is the women's missionary session,
9 45 a. m; morning worship 11:00 7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wed
and a Bible e.X|»Mitii>n by the Rev
a. m.; ♦Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 nesday 7:30 p.m. Come and join groups, two of them. 7:30, the eve rally day so let's each one come Cecil Brown of Cixis Bay A ban- PRAYER 4ND SELF-DENIAL
ning service. Message to be
WEEK III HE OILSERVED
p m.; evening evangelistic service us in these services. We desire to brought by the Rev. Sidney Shin- out anil bring some one with us. <iuet was served by
the Baptist
Morning worship and communion
7:45 p. m.
The Methodist Missionary So It was early Sunday morn
day after Sunday in their
help you. —W. Kenneth Bright- all, San Diego.
Indies
in
the
church
I msemen t to ciety will meet nt the church next
at 11 a.m.
Weekday services: Tuesday, well, pastor.
own church at home.
Young people's meeting 6:30 alxiut 100 delegates and visitors Wednesday.'< tetober 27th, nt 2:00 ing in Tokyo. A < Cosmo
prayer, 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, Bi
p m and evening services 7:30 p.m attending.
Free
Methodist
Church
"the
o'clock
poln.in
congregation
h.ul
I Jespite their language
ble study. 7:45 p. m.
Episcopal Church —Meets at friendly church” 915 South 6th SK with pre-prayer senna's at 7 p.m
Highlighting the
vice tn
We have a home department and the side entrance of the armory C. B Starkey, pastor
Jit l< t cm ci. each lould ful-
Sundiw Brother Edd Powell will 1» uons were two addresses by Dr A •elf-denial week" living otMcrvcd assembled in the Catholic
any wishing spiritual help or every second and fourth Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Edna Stout, su preaching for us Sunday on these C. Osterholm. a medicai mission
church for the first Mass HF >
low the prayers of the Mass
would like a visit from the minis of the month at 11:00 a m. Dean perintendent. A class and teacher topics: Sunday morning “Let Us ary to Vanga. Belge, Congo. Africa throughout the nation. All women
of
the
church
arc
invited.
ter, feel free to call at any time. Perry Smith, of Corvallis, in for all ages. Morning worship 11 Rally to the Cause of Christ." and
of the day. Along with the
aW ...and the actions of the
Also, if you are in need of a wheel charge.
Sunday evening. "The Man Who
a. m. Sermon by the pastor.
Japanese present, there
■Ml priest. Jor each had a dou
chair, in an emergency, we shall
Young people's singspiration R:wi Away From God." Come out
be glad to be of an accommodation
were English, French and —
Trinity Lutheran Church—Sun 6 45 p.m After the opening exer and hear these true to the Gospel,
ble column prayer book-
to you.—-Rev. R. E. Parrish, minis day worship is conducted at 11:00 cises, a religious film will be' Christ-centered sermons.
Portuguese sailors, the fam
ter, phone 195-R.
erne
column in l.atin, one
a m. with Sunday school and Bible shown, lasting for about 30 min
Young peoples Bible study and
ily of a Belgian diplomat. Filipino
class at 9:45. We worship in the utes. You will not want to miss prayer sen ice at the Beach home
in his native language.
The Hebron Christian church Seventh Day Adventist Church, W. this. Frank Holmes and Ralph Gil Thursday evening at 7:30. Adult
business men and a s|uutklmg of
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Main and N. M streets. You are lett of Springfield will be in Bible study and prayer meeting
M.my services ol divine warship
Morning worship at 11:00.
inviteli to worship with
Thursday evening at 7:30 at the
U. S Military Police.
Rich' charge. The time 7 o’clock.
in
the ( athcJic ( hurch are con
Prayer meeting and Bible study ard E. Gross, pastor.
Mid-week service Wednesday Thies home on east Main. Friday
Wednesday 8 p.m. Young people's
The
Japanese
priest
was
com
ducted
in the native language of
7:30 p.m. This week Friday Octo afternoon prayer service and Bible
Bible study every Thursday at 8
London Church of Christ, “that ber the 22nd. a couple of car loads study at the Watson home 1317
pelled to start the service without
the people. But the Mass...the
o'clock in the Campbell home. friendly church”—Sunday Bible
are journeying to Albany to at Ash.
Mrs Charlie Powell is the advisor study 10 a.m. Classes for all ages. tend a youth rally there, where
oiimal
nn
assistant
co
answer
die
prayers.
Remember we have a nursery
of this group. All young people are Sermon 11. Communion 11:45. they will meet other young people school for all pre-school children
( .ttholic
He had hardly begun the Mass,
generally
invited to attend these meetings. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Midweek from al! over the state. The gen Sunday morning during church
londuitcd in Latin Ixxuusc this
when a burly G1 rose from his
services.
Wednesday 7:30 pin. Come to eral public is cordially invited.
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat London, "that friendly church
ilcud Lmguagc never changes and
scat, walked to die altar and took
ter Day Saints. Sunday school at where you are a stranger but
First Methodist Church, Frank
“
Probation
after
Death"
is
the
is must appropriate to express the
10.00 in I. O. O. F. hall.
once”.
the place of the absent server.
subjest of the lesson-sermon in all E. Brown, minister. 303 Main st
phone
108
fuitd.imint.illy
unchanging warship
This Sunday after
Churches of Christ. Scientist, on
At first,” he said afterwards,
Culp Creek Assembly of God
noon, at three o’clock, will see the
Seventh-day Adventist Church, Sunday. October 24.
instituted
by
Clirist at the last
Church — We invite you to ou? 1301 West Main, Sabbath (Satur-
"I felt a little strange serving a Jap
The golden text is. “If any man laying of the corner stone for the
Supper.
this
be in Christ, he is a new creature: First Methodist church
priest in a Jap church But after
Uold things are passed away; behold | city. Appropriate ceremonies will
Perhaps y<xi have heard Cat Ito-
lw turned around ami said in Latin:
I all things are become new" HI I include the placing of certain his
lio
speak of die Mass...or have
torical facts in a steel box which
Cor. 5:17).
'Dorninus vobiscum!*...I felt just
I
shall
be
sealed
in
back
of
the
।
Among the citations which com
seen them thronging to Mass on
the way I did when I served Father
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol corner stone. Local officials of the
Sunday and other days. If you
congregation
will
take
part
in
the
lowing from the Bible: "It is God
O'Malley in our church back Iwmc.”
would like to know more about the
that girdeth me with strength, and service as well as the pastor.
Frank
E.
Brown.
This
service
will
"Dorninus vobiscum!" ., ."The
maketh my way perfect” tPs. 18:
Mass.,. and why the Mass attracts
32). together with the following] lie opened to the friends of the
Lord be with you!"
millions of Catholics to church reg
| correlative passage from the ! church.
At the 11 o'clock Sunday morn
How familiar and homelike
Christian Science textbook. "Sci
ularly
... we will lie happy to send
ence and Health with Key to the ing worship hour. Rev. Brown will
those Latin words sounded... to
speak
on
the
subject
"Words
of
you a free pamphlet explaining the
Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy:
the English, die French, the Por-
" Work out your own salvation,’ is Encouragement". The Sunday
Mass and reawMts behind it in a
school
hour
meets
ar
9:45
with
the demand of Life and Love, for I
tug-icsc, Belgians and Filipinos
clear-cut manner Write today...
to this end God worketh with you" I special emphasis being placed on
the study of the Bible and its ap-
(p. 22).
...for they had heard tlicm Sun-
ask for Pamphlet No. 6-N.
Christian Science Society, Cot-I plication to the problems of
ent
day
living.
The
Methodist
tage Grove. Oregon, 242 Second
SUPREME COUNCIL
street holds Sunday school at 9:45 Youth. Fellowships for those of
ajn. Morning worship at 11:001 Junior and Senior High age meet
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
a.m. Wednesday evening meetings! at 6 o'clock.
at 8 pjn. (the second Wednesday I
Religious Information Bureau
of each month). Reading room is I Church of God. 1060 East Ad
ams
Ave.
—
Sunday
school
10
a
m.
4422
LINDELL
BLVD
open Monday through Saturday
ST. LOUIS 8, MO.
afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Morning worship 11 a.m., sermon
IM. Adv ll-ltc
topic. "How Unity of Protestant
Churches Could be Attained.”
Monroe Ave. Church of Christ. Youth Fellowship 7 p.m. Evening
Monroe near Fifth street minis devofional 7:45 p.m Rev. Effie
Take advantage of these dollar saving vaines at
ter: H. G. Cassell, 1128 W. Main iGeorge) Hutchison will be «peak
St.--Church school at 10:00: adult ing at the evening service.
class teacher. Joe Crepeau: young
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
people, Homer Powell, teacher; 7:45 p.m.
juniors, teacher. Bob Seidel;
We invite you to meet with us
•grades, Mrs. Elnora Burkhart, I to worship God. Your family will
teacher. Praise service in song at erijoy the Sunday school. The ser
11:00 under the direction of Mr. mon in the morning will explain
Roy Goodwin. Sermon by the min why there are so many churches
ister, holy communion and wor and God’s attitude toward the
ship in giving. Subject: "God condition. You will find spiritual
Speaks to Mankind.” Evening ser blessings and inspiration at both
vice at 7:30 for praise in song fol of the evening services. —Roy E.
lowed by evening sermon. Subject Hutchison, pastor.
"Of the Making of the Bible."
Mid-week evangelistic meeting METHODIST MEN
at 7:30 Wednesday for praise and TURKEY DINNER
prayer. Sermon subject; “Foun
Nineteen nymbers of the Meth
dation Stones for a Holy Temple.” I odist Men gathered in the church
dining room Monday night for a
turkey dinner and regular meeting.
The dinner was prepared by
Harold Hicks. The devotional ser
vice including the singing of
hymns and prayers was in charge
of S. L. Mackin, and the guest
speaker of the evening was the
Rev Joseph Knotts, pastor of the
Methodist church at Creswell, who
spoke on ‘Thirty Years Since."
Thirty years ago the Rev. Knotts
was pastor of the local Methodist
church, and he told of the many
churches he had ministered
since that time and his varied
experiences.
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Ass’n End« 92nd
Session Hire 19th
Church
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K
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SH0£S
Modern
Wallpaper
Design
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Republican Candidate
for the Office of
County Clerk
of Lane County
the newest wallpaper
designs.
R ailroads must operate »round the c'ock
every day and night of the year.
Although they know this, loaders of 16 rail
road unions are demanding a five-day, Mon
day through Friday, week for one million
railroad employes.
They want 48 hours pay for 40 hours work
—-in itself a 20% wage increase.
They also demand a minimum of 12 hours
pay for any work perform-d on bi durdays,
and 16 hour» pay for any work performed on
Sundays and holidays.
ON SALE
On top of all this they want an additional
increase of 25c an hour for every employe!
You’d Pay the Bill!
Sears Building Supply Co.
**•10th
Phone 33
For^a Courteous
Economical
Administration
Paid Adv
Summing up these demands, they mean that
these union leaders seek to force the railroads
to give one million employe« an annual mite
which would average 91500 per employe!
they must have alili further rate and faro
incren see.
Demand» Unreasonable
RaHroiulx Ran for Everybody—
Not Employes Alone
There employes have had mdmtantial raises
du ring n nd since the war. Their average week
ly narninganre higher than the average weekly
earnings of workers in manufacturing indus
tries. They have more job security than the
average worker in A merit an industry. They
also enjoy paid vacation», a retirement ays-
tey and other advantage» more generous
than the average worker receive».
The railroad industry must serve not one but
many groups- producers, businessmen, ship-
peri, passengers and the general public-
night nad day, every day of the year. Th«»«
unions arc proceeding in utter dfamgasxi of
tlus important difference lietwmn raiirondn
and other industrira. Industrial --------
plant» can be
-chut down over weekend» and holidays, but
fruirli1 mail, exprès» and •paHsenger» must
< oiy.mii« to move. Everybody who enters rail-
iploymcnt know« thin.
In contrast with the demand» of there 10
union», which add up to the equivalent of 4Nc nn
hour, the Conductor» and Trainmen recently
selticd their wage request for an Increase of iOc
an hour.
On September 1«, 1948, the leaden of Uwse
1« union» liegan taking a »trike vote Hut the
threats a «trihe will not „Iter the opponition of
the railroad* to euch unreasonable demands!
Strike Threat
The total cost of thia would be no less than
IM billion dollars per year, which ii more
than twice the expected not income of the
railroads this year.
You’d pay the bill, because if the i in
creased costs are forced on the railroads,
tor. west apams srur i r • C hicago i , I llinois
We am publinhing I hi» nn<l other advertisements to talk with you
at fir»t hand about muller» wliich are iinnorlant lo everybody.