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I’.ig'- X The Neattael, ( ottage Grove, Oregon Thur».. June X, ISM Church Christian Science Church Holds Annual Meeting in Boston Recently DADA A< \TIOX BIBLE FOR LORANE The daily vacation Bible school for N ho Lorane community began May 29th and will run for two weeks. The classes are in charge of Miss Brown, an out of state evangelist. n Find Presbyterian ( hiir« h. D. Hugh Peniston, pastor. Sunday tifhool meets at 9:45 with dejiart- ments for all ages. Morning wor- |S at 11 o'clock. The pastor will preach. - Mr. Peniston will lie leaving Sunday with a group of 10 young fk’ople to attend Jr. High Camp at Silver Creek Falls State Park. • ChnrNi of Christ, 5th and Mon- •be, Ariey E. Moore, minister. Bible study 10 a.m. Worship 10:50. $wn|ng classes 6:45, preaching »'n ice .7:30. » Mid-week service Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Everyone welcome. CHI R( li OF ( IIK1ST The public is cordially invited to hear Evangelist Claude A. Guild from the Riverside Church of Christ. Fort Worth. Texas, who will be guest speaker at both morning and evening services Sun day, June 11. at the Monroe Ave nue Church of Christ. Mr. Guild is not a stranger here as he preached at Albany for several years, and has ' held meetings all through the north- west. There are a number of people in Cottage Grove and Lon don who will be glad to meet and hear Mr. Guild again. Mr. Guild is on vacation and is visiting his mother and other rela tives in and near Albany. Airplane view of the Christian Science Buildings in Boston, taken by a Staff Photographer of The Christian Science Monitor Assembly of God. 724 Main St. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.. morning worship 11 a.m., young people's service at 6:45 p.nt.. evening evan- Vast new evidences of the power gelistic service 7:45. Mid-week of pure Christianity to solve man services Tuesday and Thursday kind's problems in modern times night at 7:45. ____ . _____। were reported June 5 by the Boys and girls - ou °'a. a’1 Christian Science board of direc- tion Bible school every morning is IN OLD MLXICQ WaV d IR WARES 1Ö riARKVT IN from 9 to 11:30. Ages 5 through ' LARJE HEAPS ON INVIR BACKS-- 15. Something interesting eVery Addressing a gathering of near Í RAILING IN A F HOM minute. You’ll enjov it. Pastor . ‘.SiW (-hristian Scientists at the DAYLIGHT R. E. Parrish, Phone" 195R. annual meeting of The Mother UNTIL ; Church. The First Chureh of First Baptist Church, Fifth and , Christ. Scientist, in Boston, the Jefferson—"Destiny of Holiness" I directors declared that healing of will be the message at the 11 ’ sickness, release and enrichment o'clock worship service by the pas- : a final answer to human tor, Wm. W. Sutterlin. Sunday I trouble awaits all mankind school begins at 9:45. ' ! through the utilization of spiritual 1060 E. Adams The youth fellowship groups j power. Church of God Sunday school meet at 7 p.m. Richard Tank will Emphasizing “the meaning of lead the senior high in a study of pure Christianity" for the present at 9:45 a.m. Preaching service at pictures, "Each With His Own ! age, the directors pointed to con- 11. Young people's service 7 p.m. Brush. evidence that spiritual and evening worship at 7:45. Mid At the evening worship service power can be utilized to heal week Bible study Wednesday at 8 “ o’clock there thcr; will “ :2 be a „ sound „_..j disease enlarge individual capacity 7:30. RAYMOND P. ANDER- at movie film relating to Christianity provide "sure guidance." uncover jSEN carries the largest and Communism in Japan. "Kenji hidden resources, and provide seventh-Day Adventist Church, j stock of gasoline, oils and ) Comes Home.” Foltowing this ser- without measure "the precise good 5 miles west on Lorane Road. 4 fuels in town. If you have I vice the young people are going that is needed" by every individual Saturday services. . not investigated our prod- I to have a fireside fellowship at the in every human circumstance. 9:30 June 3 is your appointment ¿ucts . . . come in, today, ' home of John Hudson. Their message, read by Thomas to meet with your Lord at Sabbath j You'll lie a regular custo- f Vacation Bible school began this E. Hurley, retiring fit st reader of school. Classes are provided for and continues each day until the mother church, highlighted a , Jmcr from then on. We are [ 'week a8® The adult lesson this week ^authorized Shell distribu Friday the 16th. The school begins session at which progress was re-1 *s concerned with “Our Steward- । at 10 o’clock and ends, at noon. ported in many Christian Science ! -"kip in Freewill Offerings." Let tors. ■ Anyone up to 15 years is welcome activities. A report of healing of ' remember that “All who have j to attend. - — i-i-i by Christian I koine with Jesus the cross of serious diseases Prayer meeting and Bible study Science, compiled from 'sacrifice will be sharers with Him SHELL piUDISTRlSUTOe is on Wednesday at 8 p.m. All are countricy, was read. The dree’ t - of His glory." PHONE 250 . ! welcome to the services and minis- reported that a "marvolo"s rew A guest speaker is expected at 4TH & TAYL0« : try of the church. effectiveness'’ in the pr; e of the 11:00 hour. COTTA&E MOVE, OREGON: / Christianity s rouhin udny Prayer meetings will continue Subscribe to the Sentinel. from the 'scientific une! and- fa is1 held in the school house on mg” of its meaning. N. River Road. The audience filled three audi Const ruction will soon start on toriums in the mother church edi the n-w Seventh-Day Adventist fices as well as a nearby theater. church on 10th street, but until Adherents traveled from every that is ready, visitors are invited Seven days a week and until 9 P. 51. state in the union and from Eu to meet with us in our temporary rope. Asia, Australia, and other quarters 5 miles west on Lorane (Except Sunday we dost* at 8 P. M.) g | distant points to attend. Road in the Royal church. Compare our prices and quality of goods — you are Many arrived in time to attend Divine Love is our hope, — Sunday services, and The Mother alw^« welcome and treated courteously and fairly. church whose main auditorium strength, and shield, We nothing to fear when g । seats over 4,uuu- _____ is at 4,000 used the the theater “VOTERS MAY REGISTER AT Ol JR STORE’’ the helm of thought. g building for the overflow. _ . but every-, We Give CTE El E*C GROCERY Throughout the main session ran thing to enjoy on earth and in — Mary Baker Eddy the theme -of the validity and heaven. Dividend Stamps JILLLL J & LOCKERS I power of Christianity to answer Do not anticipate the happiness I the problems of the modern age. The Store on Dorena Lake Shore Walter S. Cross of Fitchburg, of tomorrow, but discover it in — Ella Wheeler Wilcox I Mass., Christian Science practi texfay. tioner and incoming president of The Mother Church, declared in his keynote address: "Men need a deeper understand ing. of God and His laws in order to cope with the present-day chaos and confusion in world affairs ... There is an answer to the mes meric doctrines of tyranny and menial domination which would spread terrorism over large areas of the globe. The answer lies in the spiritual realm, and is avail able now.” CHURCH OF GOD “God the Preserver ol Man" is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all t hurehe« of C hrist, Nclenthit, on Sunday. June 11. I'he Golden Text is, “Withhold net thou thy tender mercies from me. O laird: lot thy loving kind ness and thy truth continually preserve me" (Ps. 40:111. Among tlu' citations which com prise the lesson-sermon is the fol lowing from the Bible: "Tliou wilt keep him in iwrfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: liecause he trusteth in thee' (Isa. 26:31, to gether with the following cor relative passage from the Chris- tian texttxiok. tures" b) Mars Baker Eddy: "Step by step will those who trust him find that 'God is our refuge and strength, a wry present help in trouble., " (p. lit). Christian Science Society, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. 212 Second street, holds Sunday school at 9 15 am. Morning worship 11 (Ml a.m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8:00 pin. (the second Wednes day of each month>. Reading room is open Monday. Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Andrew's Episcopal Church The < luireli <>t < lirlst. 6th and Gibbs. l'hc chureh of thè friendly spiri!. Il you bave no regolar eliureli homo or are visillng here The annual sumiller we invite voli to bring jom Kible Lady of come d worship with us lVr|M*lttal church 9 15 a in. Morning will begin Monday, June III ( I coiiiinunioii II a in Summer School for Catholic Children training will close on Sunday, through 19 Young Peoples and July 2 when a Flint Communion intermediate kfroups meet at 1» 30 p.m tli<* church house The selnxil will be p in. Evening rn teachers front Ma r.v s evangelistic service beginning at school in Fugenv. Sister Regine 8 p in with music by Mary and Sister Mary Anastasia and congregational xinging (.'lasses will he provided for chil mon by the minister. Special dren of grade and high school music. Young People's Bible study ages and |>ossibly pre school chil Tuesday 7:30 pm nt the Beach dren. resilience, 409 Quincy Choir prac Rev. Father Paul Zeller is at tice Wednesday N pm nt the A 1.1.1 M IN r «U« vm dlalruulng Rymptuaw tending the annual priests’ retreat church house. Adult Bible study of “nervous »tomach” h«avin»M after in session this week at St Iknc and prayer meeting Thursday 8 mwda, bnkhing, bloating ami culle <lua tu ga«. ALLININ baa bean acientlflcally diet's Abbey in Ml. Angel p rn. nt the church house. The les uatctlbfthk'tura an«< futwal highly altar Uva. Morn than a % billion Bold to data. Ask fur Vavat ion Bible school son will li< m Ronuins loth cha|>- LIMIN Garlic Tablets open'd on June 2nd al I he Chureh ot Chi ist with an enrollment of (’»tinge Grove I’hamuicy Sherwotxl Smith, minister 101 pupils. 27 teachers, assistants Clemniie Hutchison, reporter <13? Multi ( ottnge Grove, Oregon and recreational directors Any child iH'tween the ages of | through w ho is not attending imitisi io aticnil. The Y<»«l Are ( ordlaUy laviini Tn Attend n Fre« Eri'tiirv ■nfllled school will run through June |6th. closing with a program showing the work the children have complished during this time, NERVOUS STOMACH I meets the second and fourth Sun- I day mornings at 11:00 o'clock for ' worship at 1301 W. Main. Dean I Irst Methodfat Chureh, 331 I Perry Smith of Corvallis is in Washington Avenue. Frank E. charge of the Sunday Brow n. minister. ■hool every Sunday at 9:45. "I'he Secrets of ( >ur will be the sermon topic at the II The Reorganised Church of Jesn, o'clock morning worship hour this. Christ of Latter Day Saints meets coming Sunday. Mrs Wirren Ne..' each Sunday in the Eagles hall will !«• the soprano soloist at this (above Petersen’s Store* at 10:00 service. Sunday school hour is o’clock for Sunday school and at 9 15 a m. Youth Fellowship grout s 11:00 o’clock for the church ser- will meet at 6 o'clock and the! Coop, pastor, phone Yolsters will have their bi-month 361J ly meeting at 8 o’clix-k. Business forms and Supplies llliie Mountain Church Every one is Invited to vndt these sec- % vices Sunday school nt 9:45 a m Morning worship at 11.00, chll- drena' church at 11 20 am. Junior Christian service at 6 45 pm. Eve ning service at 7:45 pm. Bible study and prayer meeting I'uesday evening nt 7:45. Young People's own service Friday night al 7 i > Wc extend an invitation and an appeal to our local young |H-ople mid all local famille* to attend Clifford E I-andia, minister. “Christian Science: Divine Love in Action” By F’url E. Simms, C. S., of Austin, Texas Mi-mlwr <>l Hie Board of Lecture- hip of The Mother Church, The First Church of lehrtet, Scu nttuL In I'-Uiton. Itiox Friday, June 16, 8:00 P. M Church Edifice Fourteenth and Pearl Streets Hint < htirch of Christ, Scientist Wedding Announcements and Invitations The Sentinel. CALAPOOIA ROUND CRAWFORDVILLE, ORE. RrprnnoERSEn “WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU” LET 'ER BUCK! Once again you're welcome to the event of events in the valley. Two big days of thrills and spills are in store for you. Dancing, swimming and camping will add to the fun, so let's all be there. This advertiM-mrnt Is appcarlnc in 22 newspapers within rompany service areas of Linn. Benton. Folk, Tillamook, Lincoln. Marion and Lane eounties. 'A Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying Private Enterprise” “That’s wonderful! Well meet you at the station ’ M BE MONEY MEAB WHEN YOU Walter S. Cross of Fitchburg, Mass., has been named president of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., it was announced in Boston Monday. Mr. Cross has been active in various capacities in the Christian Science movement- having joined The Mother Church in 1905 and for many years has been a Chris tian Science practitioner. M 9 You can cail anywhere in the country for $050 or ,ess 4 » When you’ve good news to tell...when—for any reason— you want to get in touch with anyone, anywhere . .. think first of fast, personal Long Distance. And, if you’ll (Dnytime h tat ion rememlrer these tips, you’ll rat*» for first MM Ptan tu three minutes) get even more out of your Distance service: ITeep a list of the ouW-towi. numbers you call most • •.and you 11 find service even faster. If you plan your call in advance and take notes while you’re talking, you can say as much in three minutes as in an average letter ... and you'll be able to express exactly what you mean through the personality of your own voice. I^ong Distance—so personal, so fast, so inexpensive tiw Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Hebron Christian Church - Little white church by the lake. P. M. Campbell, paspar. J< s Hill Sunday school superintendent. Jess and Carrie Hill, Young People’s spon sors. Sunday school, 10 o’clock. Ser mon and communion, 11 o’clock. Young People's meeting, 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Adult Bible study, 8:00 p.m. Wednesday. 'rhe sermon will be based on the Ninth Commandment. Through this series of sermons on the Com* mandment.s many truths concorn- ing present conditions have been presented. "Someone has said that the worst thing that can happen to a man may be the best thing if he doesn’t let it get the best of him.” Culp Creek Assembly of God Chureh — We invite you to our Sunday school w h e r e wo have classes for ail ages. Sunday school 9:45 a m.; morning worship 11:00 a.m.; young people’s service 6:30 p.m.; evening evangelistic service 7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wednes day 7:30 p.m. Come and join as in these services. We desire to help you — W. Kenneth Bright- well, pastor. 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