JEWS-ARABS JOIN IN LABOR LEAGUE
Church
( hureh <■! ( hrist, 6th and Gibbs.
Sunday schedule: 9:45. Bible
School; 11:00, worship service:
Intermediate and senior
6:30,
youth groups; 7:30, evengelistic
First Ba|Hiwt ( hnr< h. 5th and
Jefferson. "Otristians Stay on the|
Job," is the message of the 11
the
o'clock worship
pastor. Wm. W. Suttvriin. All arc
welcome to join the Sunday Bible
school classes at 9:45 a.m.
At the evening service at 7:30
there will be a special religious
movie entitled "And Now I See."
The theme will be stewardship.
In five discovery nights of the
: Stewardship Advance lieginning
Wednesday. April 12. at 7:30 p m.
all members and friends of the
’church are invited to find some
thing greater than gold the
promises of God. It will lx1 family
the church. Mr. Phil
I night
the
j Charles Parrett w ill
and Miss
young peoples’
Lena Zendmn will tench the
i childrens’ I e a <
Eor the
youngsters from 5 to 12 there will
I be special color movies and slides
EN ROUTE TO A MEETING of the Palestine Labor League, Arab delegates,
and for the little tots there will
one carrying the flag of Israel, march through Nazareth. The Arabs rep
i be a nursery .
resented 11,000 laborers In 34 towns. The League is a branch of the
“Mapai”, politically similar to British Labor party.
(International)
This Stewardship Advance will
take the place of the regular pray
er meeting and the young people's entitled "A Spiritual Stewardship
Culp Creek Assembly of Goil
meetings for several weeks. The Neglected." Of ancient Israel's
Church — We invite you to our
dates
are:
Wednesdays,
7:30
p
m..
Hubert Prather
apostasy we are told ’’The sorrow
Sunday school w here we have
■ The second of a three week April 12, 19, and 26, and Sundays.
Seventh-Day Adventist ( hureh.
classes for all ages. Sunday school
6:30
p.m.,
April
16
and
23.
Bring
crusade in evangelism now ends.
5 miles west of town, Saturday
9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11:0t>
This week has been spent in visita your family and friends.
tion. The church looks forward to :
Sabbath school begins at 9:30 i m.; young people's service 6:3(>
the arrival of Hubert Prather,
The adult lesson for this week is p.m.; evening evangelistic service
evangelist of Truman. Minnesota,
7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wednes-
who will direct the activities of
tlte evils that had insidiously crept lay 7:30 pm. Come and join us
the last week of this campaign.
into the very heart of the Lord's
in these services. We desire to
Mr. Prather has been engaged as
work, wrought repentance.,. In a
n pastor-evangelist among the
limited degree they began to help you — W. Kenneth Bright-
Churches of Christ in the middle
realize the heinousness of sin. and •vell, pastor.
cast for a number of years. His i
the horror with which God regards
messages wiH be challenging and
Blue Mountain C hurch Every
it. They saw the sacredness of the
full of spiritual food. Come sing
' law spoken at Sinai, and many me is invited to visit these ser
and pray with us. enjoy the special
trembled at the thought of their vices. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m
music at each service, and the
Morning worship at 11:00, chil
. transgressions.”
preaching with a purely evangelis-
drens' church at 11:20 a nt. Junior
The
Ordinances
of
the
Lord's
tic approach which turns the
Supper will lie observed on Sab- Christian service at 6:45 p.m, Eve
searchlight of the Word of God
ning sei vice at 7:45 pm.
bath. April 15.
1060
E.
Adams
upon the soul. He will preach at
Bible study and prayer meeting
Prayer meetings are being held
both the morning and evening ser- i
Church of God — Sunday school this month at Mrs. Quail's above Tuesday evening at 7:45. Young
vices Sunday and each night, Mon- !
j
.u
u r- - j
-
1. ¡at 9:45 a.m. Preaching service at Peterson's Department Store, at People's own service Friday night
day through Friday of next week. n Young
7 pm
7:3O on Wednesday evenings.
Each service liegins at 7:30.
We extend an invitation and an
and evening worship at 7:45. Mid
week Bible study Wednesday at
Assembly of God. Sunday school
First Methodist Church, 334 7:30.—LeRoy Sapp, pastor.
9:45 a.m. We have classes for all
Washington avenue, Frank E.
e.ges. Morning worship at 11
Brown, minister.
Free Methodist Church. The o'clock. Young peoples service at
"The Great Commission." as an friendly church. 915 S. 6th St. C. p.™ n _ Sun,lav ni„ht PVan„ii
outgrowth of an Easter experience. B. Starkey, pastor.
P
bundav night evangel,
tic service at 7:45. There wi.l
will be the basis of the Sunday
Sunday school 9:45 am. Mrs.
,a guest speaker at this sorv.ee.
morning sermon. The pastor will Thelma Wright, superintendent,
Teachers’ training
seek to lead us into a realization jerry Beers, assistant. Morning
of the great opportunities that worshiplla.m.subject“Workers.’ meet every night thi: week Mon-
confront the message of Christian- Singspiration 6:45 p.m. Evange- day thru Friday at 7:45 m the
ity. Sunday school meets at 9:45 Hstic message by the pastor 7:45 church. Everybody is welcome to
for its morning classes, with the p.m. Mid week-service Wednesday attend these services. This is a
real opportunity to study the
evening groups for Youth Fellow-, 7 :; jq p m
ships meeting at 6 o'clock. Young 1 Cottage prayer meeting Friday 1 Bible.
adults will have their bi-monthly 1.30 pm. at the Chet Morris home, 1 Wednesday ip a m. the Women’s
meeting at 7 o'clock. The Metho-
Building committee meets Satur- missionary council will meet in
dist Men's Fellowship will meet (iay 1 o'clock p.m. at the church, the church. Mrs. Orville White in
on Monday evening of this coming
~
The
general public is cordially charge.
week.
' invited.
Listen to Revival Time, our
Assemblies of God program over
Trinity Lutheran - The Church KXL Sunday evening at 5:30.
of the Lutheran Hour. Richard E.
Gross, pastor. Next Sunday in the
London (hureh of Christ: 'That
11 o’clock worship the pastor will friendly church." 10:00 a.m. Lord’s
speak on the topic, “Our Post day Bible school. Adult class, J. E.
Easter Program - Sent by Jesus.” Banton, teacher. Colossians 3rd
— mother wrapped a
The service is held in Smith’s chapter is the lesson.
hot flat iron in a towel
Chapel. 6th and Whiteaker streets.
Young Peoples’ class will study
and put it in lied to
Sunday school class begin at 10:00. ".Amos the Prophet and His Pro
keep your feet warm?
We extend a cordial welcome to gram,” under the direction of Sam
You would see how
all.
long you could hold
Medford.
your feet against the
Mrs. E. M. .McEwen teaches I he
Hebron Christian Chun-h - The intermediate class.
iron without getting
little white church by the lake. P.
burned. And then, in
Mrs. S. T. Clark will tell the
M. Campbell, pastor. Jess Hill, story of Jacob and Esau to the
the morning when the
•Sunday school superintendent. Jess little children.
towel has come un
and Cary Hill, young peoples
wrapped, and you put
10:45 worship hour. J. E. Ban
sponsors. Young peoples meeting ton, song director. Sermon by
your foot against the
ice-cold iron Remem
6:30 Sunday evening. Adult Bible Sam Medford. Subject for consid
study 8:00 Wednesday evening. eration: “The Greatest Danger
ber?
Sunday school 10:00 o’clock. Ser Confronting the Church Today."
mon and communion 11 o’clock.
Brother, if you arc interested in
Beginning Sunday Mr. Campbel) learning what it is. come and hear
is starting a series of sermons on Mr. Medford. E. M. .McEwen in
the Ten Commandments. The first charge of the communion service.
commandment, "Thou Shalt Have
8 p.m. Sunday evening Bible
No Other Gods Before Me," will study and Sbng service. “The
be his sermon topic.
Church Scattered Abroad," is the
Easter morning 17 young people lesson to be considered, with S. T.
met at the Hill home for a sun Clark as teacher.
rise service followed by a bacon
Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. the
and egg breakfast.
church assembles for prayer and
The church was filled to cap ong services, also B i bl e study
acity Easter, morning.
Sam Medford in charge.
It is our sincere hope that many
Friday evening at 8 p.m. Mr.
will make the “church going habit’’ Lora Townsend will be hostess for
a vital part of their lives. In our the weekly Gospel song service
little church, we are blessed with sponsored by the church. Come and
(willing workers. Wo can add to help sing these good old songs ol
the new annex if necessary.
* i Zion. Everybody welcome.
ippeal to our local young jieople
ind all local families to attend
'hese services. Clifford E. Landis.
minister.
Thur«., April 1.1, HKW lile Selitiini, C o H iikc Grove, Orcipni Page Ht
I list Presby teriini < Imreli, I >.
Hugh Peniston. pastor. Morning
worship II o’clock The pastor will
ter a ten day visit with the Ran-
sjicak on the .subnet "Its l ime to
dulls and other relatives here mid
(»logon Stalo collegi« "('miser
Mr». Esther Triiiinrll, Ri'portvr
Make Op our Minds!” Sunday
in Ktlgonc They had apcnl the
riunii* IT-F Il
school
winter v/ilh IhHr yoiigvst daugh
The Young People will meet at selected as the theme for the I9.'>O
Mrs Gary Gudjohnson in
Iff III »»«•<• ter,
the church at 5:30.
Leadership Institute for Town
from Albany where site ' SvlHistoiKil, Cullfornta Mrs Gtal-
I’lie Women’s Association vili mid Country' Churches at Oregon .111 <
I a three day school spun tohnaon mid children met them
State rollege July II to I I. ac-
here after they had vialtrd ut
conling to W. I. Teutsch, assis
the church.
he < 'ot Prineville with a nephew, Norval
She was the deli
She I m Powell Sunday was the la-cnsloit
I’he monthly fellowship dinner
tage Grove Gar
anil institute chair- also a member
of a get-together of forty-Hvc
Eugene
will be held at the church on sion
thc
man.
relatives mid friends ut the Ran
Wednesday at 6:31» pm.
(tarden club.
The institute is sponsored by
dall holin' Among them ware Mrs
Stone
Mr und Mrs. Clarence
"Doctrine of Atonement" is the <'regoli State college in emi|H'rn- Burg and daughter, Evelyn ol Elin Willa anil daughter, Alita-
subnet oí tlie lesson-sermon in tion with thc'Oregon Council of Eunka. Calltornlh visited the C ■ Noth of Salem and another dmigh
» hurches.
Archdiocese of
ter, Mrs Lynch Currin of London,
ill ( hurthc. nt (hrist, Selen
S Plasters, R O. Ycnroux', Rufus
Portland in Oregon and the Home
Mr mid Mrs John Tnyor, Mr and
on Sunday. April 16.
Arnes’ and other relatives here
Missions Count'll of North Anu ri-
Mrs. |ion Miller and Mr mid Mrs
The Golden Text is. "If any man
over IhC week end They were
ca. and other denominations.
Alfred Tay lor mid daughter of Eu
in. we hoe an advocate with the
gulled here by the death of Mr
1111 erdenom i nu t Iona I.
gene. Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor
Stoqrburg’a mother, Mrs. Stone
and
children, Nancy anil Gail, Mrs
Both
pistors
and
laymen
from
11 John 2:1».
burg, whose funeral was tu lli Mon
II. lie i(alm
M। and Mi■ .im k
Among the citations which com town and country churches will <lny
Sprinkle (Esther Taylor) of tmw-
prise the lesson-sermon Is the spemi thè week on thè campus ru-
Mrs. Ben C:unpl«'ll returned
follow mg from the Bible: "Jesus viewing turni problema, espccially Sundny from Eureka, California i'll, Mr. and Mr« Al Griffen, Mr
Powvll, Mrs.
and Mis
as
they
concern
conservailon.
and
mswered
them. ... I
and
my
where she ‘|* nl the work end with
Father are one" (John 10:25. 30», becoming ae<|uainted with methods her mother, Mrs A >■ Walker Laura Massey, Mrs.llmz Kramer,
together with the following cor that have been eHecflve In town who recently had an operatimi Mr nnd Mm. Alfred White, Mr
and Mrs R usk Petcmmi, Mr and
relative imssage from the Chris- •■imi country wmk Mcmbers of thè Mrs
Mrs Walker
vv aiKer is nome
home IK.W
now anu
Mid -m
<lo- Mls Alv(n „
M|. ...... Mm.
OS C regni,'ir and xummer session
ing
well
Ben
Campbell
took
Mrs
vihal |<,„,(|a|| 5r (|„(t R<
mg
wen
i.en
(-mnpneii
looK
nr
'
vlha|
(|„(|
iaeulties and religiotis unti lay
< mtipbell to Eureka and went uf- Ni[|u v H(i(| Mjk Annu|K.||(, Ml,„
Icndcrs
Wall
I
h
-
oh
thè
institute
turcs" by Mary Baker Eddy: "In
"’p h,‘r
: < beam and son.
divine Science, Gmt and the real ■tuff.
Mr mid Mrs C. F Gray of
Mr un(| Mrs Nelson CmrouHe
man are inseparable a» divine
An undivided heart, which wor- Portland returned Monday after ,ul,| fnmi|y ,,f Mi Kensie Bridge ae-
Principle and idea" i p. 4761.
ships God alone, and trusts Him having spent the week end with ,'onipanied Clinton Garoutte home
|„ r tl „. E iim I it week end.
as
it should, is raised above .ill her sister. Mrs Hugh I'runnell
tagv Grove, Oregmi, 242 Seemul
Mi‘. nnd Mrs John I. Swenny,
street holds Sunday school at 9 l.‘> anxiety tor earthly wants.
Geikn uncle ami mint of Mrs Vlnnl Ran
We ilo not trust God, but tempt
1 tn. Morning worship at 11:00
■ Lill left Monday for their home Him. when our I'xpectutloni slack-
1 m Wednesday evening meeting
You’ll fin'1 it in the classified.
in Blanton. Mmiitoba. Canada af en our exertions
M Henry
at 8:00 pm. (the second Wednes-
da> of each mouth». Roading room
is open Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons from 2;U0 to
1:00 p.m.
Souls and Soils
Is Church Theme
S for the
The (hureh of ( hrlst, 6th and
Gibbs The church witli the friend
ly spirit. If you have no regular
ehureh home here we invite you to
1 m Morning w orship and c >111-
munion 11 am. Evangelist Huliert
Prather of Truman, Minnesota
will be preaching beginning a
weeks evangelistic campaign with
services each night except Satur-
Young Peoples’ groups will both
be meeting at the church house at
6:30 p.m. Evening evangelistic
services lieginning
7:30 pin
with music by the orchest ra and
congregational singing.
Then- will he a special bj
choir at the morning servlet and
other special music for the
ning.
We reached our goal in Bible
school last Lord's day with 3u|
present and we are looking ahead
to our week's campaign of calling
followed by a week's evangelism.
Let's don’t let this record tali but
continue to be in the Lord's house
on His day for study and worship
and fellowship.
F Sherwood Smith, pastor
THIS SPRING
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
'Wts the second and fourth Sun
1 .y mornings at 11:00 o’clock for
vorship at 1301 W. Main. "Dean
’erry Smith of Corvallis is in
•barge of the service. Sunday
school every Sunday at 9:45.
FORMER MINISTER TO
The Reorganized (hureh of Jeans
( hrist of Latter Day Saints meets
each Sunday in the Eagles hall
(above Petersen’s Store’ at 10:00
o’clock for Sunday school and at
11:00 o'clock for the church ser
vice. Z. A. Coop, pastor, phone
361 J.
LATHAM
( OMHCT GOSI’EI. MEETINGS
Woodrow W. Hughes of Ontario,
California, will begin a Gospel
meeting April 25, 195(». For ten
days the London community will
enjoy good Gospel preaching and
singing Mr. Hughes is a very cap
able evangelist. Plan to be with
us.
B. S H. FEED « SEED STORE
105 S. 6th
Phone 57
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