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I*«** 11 The NenUnel, Cottage drove, Oregon Thur»-. April tl, HM» "1 Toba Hon after Death" is the I and sermon begining at 7:30 p.m. subject of the lesson-Sermon in all Young Peoples Bible study Churches ot Christ, Scientist, on I ¡Thursday evening 7:30 at the Sunday. April 24. I Beach home. 409 Quincy Adult The golden text is. "The Lord Bible study and prayer meeting, will perfect that which concern- 7:30 p.m Thursday nt the church eth me: thy mercy, O Lord, en- ' F Sherwood Smith pastor durcth forever" (Ps 138 8». London Church of Christ. Sun Among the citations which com day services Classes lor all ages prise th»> lesson-sermon is th»* fol | at 10:00 a m. Song service 10:50 lowing from the Bible "He that and preaching at 11:15 am Com- followeth after righteousness and Trinity Lutheran Church - The Free Methodist Church. "The mercy findeth life, righteousness, * i munion at 11:45 a m. church of the Lutheran Hour. The Friendly Church" 915 South 6th and honour" (Prov. 21:211, to-I Sunday evening class 7:30 p.m gether with the following correla-1 regular Sunday morning worship street. C. B. Starkey, pastor. i Wednesday evening services nt Sunday school 9 45 am. Mrs. tive passage from the Christian I will be conducted at 11 o’clock Thelma Wright, assistant supt. in Sunday school 10:00 am ;!p Science textbook. .. . "Science - and ’ Preaching 11:00 a.m.; Crusaders Hebrew 10:25 - Not forsaking The pastor will center his message charge. Remember— We are still ,, ... Health with Key to the Sei ip- 7 (10 pm.; Worship 7:45 p.m.; assembling of ourselves tie on the story of Doubting Thomas ■ in the contest, one more Sunday ar> 1' >k»’> Fddv Wednesday Prayer meeting 7:45 gether, as t he manner of some is;, Sunday school is hold at 9:45. We to go. So let us break the record Earths |H'rparstory scliool must pm p^tor, LeRoy Sapp. but exhorting one another, and so worship in the S. D. A. Church, of last Sunday. is- improved to the utmost (p. ------- much more, as ye see the day W Main and M streets. We cord Morning worship 11 am Sermon ■****• Th»' Church of Christ. 6th and approaching. ially invite all people to attend. by the pastor. Singspiration 6:45 Christian Science Society, Cot Gibbs. The church with the frendiy The Fellowship Supper, originally p.m. Evangelistic Message 7:45 tage Grove, Oregon, 242 Setxvnd spirit. First Baptist Church, 5th and planned by the Ladies' Aid for p.m. Tuesday evening Bible study street holds Sunday school at 9:45 We invite you to meet and wor i Jefferson, Cottage Grove, F Sid Sunday evening, is postponed for 1 . 7:30 p.m. Mid-week service, Wed- a.m. Morning worship at 11:IM) lack of a hall. Richard E. Gross, ■ nesday 7:30 p.m. The general Is a.m. Wednesday evening meetings ship with us if you have no other ney Shinall. minister. Mrs. Roy church home here. ITrhaps you R.sat, i|invt<ir of music. Mm. jrastor. ■ cordially invited. at 8:00 p.m. (the second Wednes are a newcomer or a visitor here, Charles Parrett, church school day of each month*. Reading'room if so the invitation is for you also supt. is open Monday through Saturday : Sunday school 9 15 am. Classes The regular sessions or the afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. ' lor ail ages under able Christian church are at 9:45 o'clock every ■ leadership, Roy S. Hands, supt. Sunday morning. Gradisi lessons; Assembly of God — We wish to Mrs. Raymond Thies, iirimary efficient consecrated teachers. extend a hearty invitation to you supt. Morning worship and Com- Classes for all. to worship with us the church of munion 11:00 am Special by the Morning worship Is at It o’clock evangelical action. ; choir. Sermon by the pastor F. S. with the pastor speaking on "After Sunday services: Sunday school Smith. Faster - What 7" Anthem by the 9:45 a. m.; morning worship 11:00 Young peoples C F.C. 6:30 p m choir. a m.; Christ 6:30 at the church. church Leaders. I nnst ’s Ambassadors b:3l) Leaders, Bob and 'Die Fireside program is at 7:3i); p. ------ *-------------- *- ---------- ■ -- - - . m.' evening evangelistic service Marion Bench. Junior C.FX*. also o'chick. Popular and sacred music. 7.45 p. m. 6;3o p.m at the church. Leaders Attractive fimside setting. Fire- Weekday services: Tuesday. Jerry and Tiihvn Withers|>oon. side talk by the pastor "Headaches prayer. 7:30 p m.; Thursday, Bi- Pre-prayer service at 7 pm fol- and Heartaches in Marriage ' Th.' ble study, 7:45 p. m. I lowed by congregational singing. public is cordially invited to at-1 We have a home department anti any wishing spiritual help or would like a visit from the minis ter, feel free to call at any time, i Also, if you are in need of a wheel chair, in an emergency, we shall be glad to be of an accommodation to you.—Rev R. E. Parrish, minis ter, phone 195-R. CHURCH OF GOO Church Graduation tend these frank and Informal discussions of home problems The mid-week fellowship of Bible study and prayer Is on Wednesday at 7:30 pm. First Methodist Church. 334 Washington Ave, Frank E Brown, minister -Sunday School will meet at 9 45 this coming Sunday Morning worship, at 11 o'clock. Will present the first in a mi i. ,,t sermons on the Will of Gott en titled. "What Does God Will?" The Methodist Youth Fellowships will meet at 6 o'clock for their evening fellowship grou|M and the Fellowship Forum wilt be held at 7:30. this Santa Rosa Brand ENGINEER’S BOOT is TOPS for COMFORT •WEAR • VALUE AMERICA’S Most Treasured Documents VAI.Ul: PLUSI That i what thne tine quality Santa Roaa Biand Hnat- M«r> Boot! five youl the first lima you try th«M un you know they re built for solid romfotl and tugged wear Alter mnnthi and month» of |»cilnt Krvn* they re «ill a» lomkuiabk ar c»tr Bley »lip on and oft without la. mg. yet fit rnugly. Points ot weal ar« duubla Mm tied and rcintourd. Wear ihem! lomoarr ihem! You’ll agree, dollar for dollar Santa Roaa I rand I iiguieer . Boots are an attire num grcat«at footwear valu« It will pay you to .»me in and re« them NOW -NEXT WEEK TI hmoim JeffcrwoK W rites From Paris in Prnlœ of America ( 17X3) Graham & Thorp IN <»« K IMNPUAY WINDOW Mountain States Power Co. A Self Supporting, Tax Paying IThatr Enterprise 23 So. 6th Phone 199 • L Wilding * tinuuiievinriits timi hiv italioti* Mother's Day Father’s Day KODAKS MOVIE CAMERAS Clark’s Photo Studio “ Gua ranteed Satisfact ion ” 21 Sc. 6th Phone 343-J Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter Day Saints Sunday school at 10:00 in I. O. O. F. hall. Culp Creek Assembly of God Church — We invite you to our Sunday school where we have classes tor all ages. Sunday school 9:45 am.; morning worship 11:00 a.m,; young people's service 6:30 p.m.; evening evangelistic service 7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wed nesday 7:30 p.m. Come and join us in these services. We desire io help you. —W. Kenneth Bright- well, pastor. Seventh-day Adventist Church, 1301 West Main, Sabbath (Satur- day > services: Sabbath school 9:30 a.m.. sermon 11:00 a.m. Mid-week service on Wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m. Come and worship with us. Walter Blehm, pastor. Episcopal church meets the second and fourth Sunday mor- nings at 11:00 o’clock for worship I in Mills Chapel. Dean Perry Smith ! of Corvallis Is in charge of the I service. THE NEW W edgewood Blue Mountain church. Every one is invited to visit these ser vices. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00, chil drens' church at 11:20 a.m. Junior Christian service at 6.45 pm. Eve ning service at 7:45 p.m. Bible study and prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7:45. Young People's own service Friday night at 7:45. We extend an invitation and an ajipcal to our local young people anti all local families to attend these services. Clifford E. Landis, minister. The usual services at the Walk- er Union church next Sunday. Sunday School at 9:45. Morning service at 11 o’clock. The Ladies Aid Society meets every second Wednesday of the month at the church. If you have no church home, come and worship with us. Frank E. Gray, pastor. The Reorganized Latter Day Saints meet each Sunday in the banquet room of the Rainbow cafe at 10:00 iu . uu o ’clock for Sunday school and at 11:00 o’clock for the church ’ service. Z. A. Coop, pastor, phone 361 J. Sparkle up your kitchen with the new 1949 "Chrome Top’’ Wedgewood Gas Range. Outstanding cooking features will help sparkle up your meals, too. Wedgewood gives you a one-piece Perfect Baking Oven First Presbyterian Church, D. Hugh Peniston, pastor. Morning worship 11.00. The pastor will speak. Westminister Fellowship Groups will meet at 5:30 at the church | Sunday school teachers and of ficers will meet at 7:30 Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Rich ard Thwing. Monthly Fellowship dinner will be held Monday at 6:30 at the church. The Rev. Kenneth Camp- bell. Missionary from China will »peak. ( Ircle 3 will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. Roy Short. A nursery is provided during the church hour on Sunday. ...a Flavor-Seal Broiler with easy to clean chrome grill... and the famous Recessed Control Panel that keeps valvr handles cool-prevents discoloration. IN PORTLAND it’s the HOTEL toward a permanent forest industry AN tNDLtSÍ SUAPLY Of LOGS fAOM TAÍI fAAMS. IMPAOVtD UTILIZATION AY DIVtASIfltD M ANU fACTU AINO. 1 —» 1 HE year 1948 saw continuing progress in the com T pany’s efforts to insure its permanent operation. We are making progress in tree farming, diversified HIGHUGHTS manufacturing, and the integration of different types of FROM OUR processing plants on one millsite. This, together with 1948 ANNUAL REPORT the development of new products and the creation of permanent markets, becomes more a reality as our plant additions program sees unit after unit being completed: Waps nd Salarias S91.19S.722 The new hydraulic barkers; the bark products plant; Tatas PiM S17.578.1I1 the plywood plant; the sulphate plant; the Springfield Nut lacana Par Stura $841 lumber division and the container board plant. Dividaads Paid Par Stura $3.00 In 1947 and 1948 the company spent nearly $50,000,000 AAditim ti Pints, Equipment and Raads $31,578,185 for additions to plants, equipment and roads. These new Nat Assets Par Employee................... $20,799 units will provide jobs for approximately 1,100 new em Taies Paid Par Employee................... $1.882 ployees and an estimated payroll increase of $3,600,000 Aural« Annual Eiruiafs of Hourly Employoa $3,423 per year. Number of Employees at December 31 . 1,438 Yes, vital steps are being taken to build a permanent and profitable operation —profitable not only to Weyer haeuser shareholders but also to company employees and the communities in which our mills are located. w riMSf n ciop ( W i WASHINGTON WnWBATW «ONttn COTTAGE GROVE GAS CO WASHINGTON A t TJ th * DOWNTOWN PORTLAND FOODS TASTE BETTER The Sentinel WHEN YOU COOK WlIN A WEDGEWOOD WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY WORKING IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST TO CREATE PRODUCTS, PAYROILS AND PROFITS V
