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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1949)
Section Thr ISPfiKes Free Methodist Church. "The Friendly Church”, 915 South 6th KGS Sim I C B Starkey, pastor IMkJ * 11 Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Mrs Thelma Wiight, superintendent. The first quarterly meeting of the cottage grove , lane county , oregon iiìuilshay , august 25, phii NUMBER 3 conference year will l»e held this week end, the first wrviic Satur-1 day evening 7:45 pm beside« the conference supt., Rev. J. R. Stew art, we arc expecting Io have with | us Phil Green, Al Laughlin and i R uhs Smith, the latter, colored, ■ tint a great singer You will enjoy ' these men an<l their message in song and testimony, having recent- I 1060 E Adam« ly been converted, from a life of Sunday school 10:00 am.; »in Preaching 11:00 a.m.; Crusaders 'Die Sunday morning message Wednewlay Prayer meeting 7 45 will I m - given by tin- Rev. J. R. ” " pin.; Worship 7:45 pin.; 7:0» Stewart, conference supt. at 11:00 pm. Pastor, LcRoy Sapp. a.m. also the evening service at |7:45 [rm. with plenty of singing The Ixmdon Church of Christ preceding each service by specials "The churches of Christ salute as well as congregational songs. you Romans 16:16. The Lord's Plan to attend this feast of good bay services: Bible classes at 10 things ibis coming bird’s day. You am Song service at 10:55. rheach- | are welcome, come one and all. Ing 11:15, S. T. Clark, speaker Lord's Supper 11:45 a.m. Bible Blue Mountain church. Every ¡study 8:00 p.m. one is invited to visit these ser Wednesday evening Bible study vices Sunday school at 9:45 a rn 8:00 p.m. Morning worship at 11:00, chii- KORE 7 45 each Lord's Day i 'Irens’ church at 11:20 a.m. Junior morning. Hear some good gospel Christian servic»- at 6 45 p.m. Eve- singing by the young folks of .the I ning servi-s- at 7:45 p.m. • Springfield congregation, plus a Bible study and [»rayer meeting i goisl gospel sermon by Reginald WHIll U J. NAVAL UNITS under his command pay a friendly visit to Manila, Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger Tuesday evening at 7:45. Young Rogers, also of Springfield (left) «hares s lonzt with Philippine President Elpidio Quirino at Malacannn Palace. It was «hiring Badger’s People's own service Friday night visit to the PhillppinM that {’resident Quirino and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek of China agreed to nn at 7:45. Trinity Lutheran "The Church Antl-Conununist Puciflc 1'uet dvrigned to "halt the menace of Communism tn the Far East" (ZnternoIlorurQ We extend an Invitation and an of the Lutheran Hour.” Next Sun ap|M-al to our local young people day the congregation will observe Church <>f Jesus Christ of Latter and all local families to attend l,s annual .Mission Festival. Mom- bay Saint«. Sunday school ut !» these services. Clifford E. Landis, 'ng worship will be conducted at the SDA church. W Main and am in I<X)F hall. Elder Roscoe S. minister. M streets at 11 o’clock. The pastor Musser, superintendent. Eider and The Reorganized Latter Day will deliver the message on the sister Roscoe S Muuscr. missionar Saints meet each Sunday in the topic; “Modern Jonahs.” Sunday ies from Sult Lake City, Utah District conference will be held! banquet room of the Rainbow cafe school and Bible class begin at Friday, September 2 in K X)F hall at 10:00 o’clock for Sunday school 9 45. Following the morning wor- in Springfield Hint meeting will and at 11:00 o’clock for the church * ship, a pot luck dinner will be Is- at 2:00 p.m. for all missionar- service. Z. A. Chop, pastor, phone erved on the grounds of the Chas. 3®1J. । Drew home, one mile north of Seventh day Adventist Chun h. "Christ J cmis ” is the subject of Evening services will lie at 6:00 LM)1 W Main All visitors an- • the lesson-sermon in nil Churches pm All member* nr asked to tM- cordially invited to meet with us of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, prcscnt. Brother Oscar Kirkham in out service* on August 27 (Sat of General authority and Brother urday) Th - Snblmth school pn»- August 28. and Sister Richards will be pre The golden text Is. grams for all ages Is-gln nt 9:.’U) At the II oo hour, our young pas loved the world that he gave his sent . Sympathy is extended to Broth tor, Walter Blehm. will speak on only Itegotten Son. that whoMs-vcr the topic "Thal the bllixl may lielievcth In him should not perish er and Sister Neils Christenson of see". The s|s‘elal music will I m - a lait have everlasting life" {John borena Dam in the death of their infant daughter. <lu<-i by Ardis Van Blarlcom and 3:16). Ikm Shogrcn Among the citations which com- Helinin Christian Church. The Prayer meeting will I m - held on lowing from the Bible: "Think not IJttlc White Churqti on the Cot- : Wednesday evening nt H oo. that 1 am come to destroy the law. tage- Grove Ijikc or th»“ prophets: 1 am not come Io. Bible school 10:00 o’clock. (7a3- <l< -troy, but Io fulfill" < Malt. ac* for nil ages. Jess Hill. supt. 5.17), together with the following Marjorie Bcrggicn. asst. supt. I < >ii. lative paaaage f rom U mi Morning worshial.1 o'clock Lord’s Supper. Special ^u<ic. Sermon by Headache! No insuring against singers, • •ice and Health with Key to the » Bible study 8 p.m S.Kptm.s by M iry Baker Eddy: W.xlncsday evcnlflg. but fire is another story. "Jesu works estabhshiil lux *ou?« pco’*lw, mt’*“nK X Pm . l orn to th< M<-M.ihship ’ <p 131) I ’hm ^ty evening. All young "BE ASSURED — BE INSURED" [»copie invite ig at the P M. Camp rs. Ollie tage Grove. Oregon, 212 Second Powell, advimr If you are without street holds Sunday school al 9:15 a chucrh home the Hebron church Wiser Bldg., 617 Main ßtreet am Morning worship at 11:0» extends you n hearty welcome. Phone 34 am. Wednesday evening meeting it 8:00 pm. I the second Wednes day of euch month I Rending room is often .Monday through Saturday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 pm Cottage Grove Sentinel CHURCH OF GOD DRINK TOAST TO U. S.-PHILIPPINE SOLIDARITY Saginaw on Highway 99 An after- ' noon mission service will be con ducted on the picnic grounds. The R*-v. E. b Busch of Springfield will be the guest speaker. We ex tend an invitation to all to share with us the Gospel blessings. Richard E. Gross, pastor fr.pPEPDisr: < oelkge head NPBAKX AT MANININ < III K< II A rare opportunity was afforded the people of the community Mon day evening. August 22. to hear Hugh N. Tiner, president of the Pepperdine Christian college of Los Angelos, «peak at the l-ondon Church of Christ. or HEADACHE? » There^ an easier way J. B. Leonard Insurance Service to keep engines cool this First Baptist Church. 5th and JcfferHon Avenue, Cottage Grove. F Sidney Shinall, minister; Mrs. Roy Reed, director of music; Mis. Charles Parrett, church school superintendent The regular ses sions of the church school are nt 9 45 every Sunday morning. Grad- <d lessons, efficient teachers, classes for all. Tin- morning worship is at 11:00 o'clock. The pastor will s|a-ak on the subject "At the Cross Roads”, At tin- 8;00 o'clock service in the ; evening the subject will tic "The Most Terrible Sin”. Then- Will lie »isxtial music feature« at Isuh MTvni-s and colored slides will be shown in the evening. The public is cordially invitisi. Everybody reads the Classified Pages 15. 16, 17 ABO A AOZTTLDri WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Portable Welding Any Plaee 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 24-tfcxxx Wedding Announcements and Invitations. — The Sentinel. - PEACHES - PEACHES , Leave your order with us for Improved Elberta Peaches. Wealso have a real buy on Hunt's Canned Peaches If you do not wish to can. 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Monroe Culp Creek Assembly of God I liurch Wo invite you to our Sunday school w h e r e we have classes for all ages Sunday school 9:45 a m.; mornin»: worship 11 :<X) am,; young people’s service 6:3» pm.; evening evangelistic service 7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wed nesday 7:30 p.m. Come and join us In these services. We desire to help you —W. Kenneth Bright- well, pastor. Assembly of God — We wish to extend a hearty invitation to you to worship with us the church of evangelical action. Sunday services: Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; morning worship 11:00 s tn.; Christ’s Ambassadors 6:30 p m : evening evangelistic service ; I 45 p. m. Weekday services: Tuesday, prayer, 7:30 p. tn.; Thursday, Bl- , hie study, 7:45 p. m. We have a home department and । any wishing spiritual help or | would like a visit from the minis- , ter, feel free to call at any time. I Also, if you arc in need of a wheel | I chair, in an emergency, we shall bo glad to bo of an accommodation to you. Rev. R. E. 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