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Father Mai Names New Mass Schedule Pearls of Praise Singers to Appear Here Jan. 12 Church Father Carl .Mai, pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic church here, has announced a new schedule of Masses for both Cot tage Grove and Drain. The local Masses will hr (ft 8 land 11 a.m instead of at 8 and 10 as previously. At Drain the I twice-monthly Masses will be .n- creased to weekly Sunday Masses at 9:30 a m. Father Mai has re ceived a special dispensation to say the three Masses; ordinarily a priest is allowed to say only two , Masses daily. The Drain services are being j held in the American Legion Hall temporarily, but a budding pro- 1 gram is planned. The catechism classes at the 1 Cottage Grove church will be held it 10 a m. Saturday of each week, .starting January 12. ~ They had , previously been held at 11 a.m. SundAy. Sisters from St. Mary’s School in Eugene will continue as teachers. Special Prayer Day Set By Adventists Christian Hclmrc Norirty, Cot tage Grove, Oregon, 242 Second street holds Sunday morning wor- ship nt 11 a m. Sunday school Sjieclal lanycr« for ChriHtlan 9:45 n. m. Wednesday evening ¡leople in arras where religious meeting at 8 p.m. (tlie second freedom has bc«'n cut talk'd will Wednesday of each month). Rend lie offered In the Seventh day Ad ing room In the church building vent bit church here, Saturday, I» o|H'n Monday and Friday after January 12. noons from 2 to 4 p.m. The Day of Fasting anil Prayer A ¡HTlfxl of silent communion will also Include ¡wtltions for Die with th«* congregation kneeling safety of men In military service. will be Included in the order of the rapid completion of Hcrviee In all Christ inn Science Christian work around th® world, churches, Sunday, January 13. and for a lasting peace. The Golden Text for the semi The prayer day lias Iwen ap annual IcHHon-xermon on the sub- pointed by denominational leaders of "Sacrament" from meeting In special sessions from PMlrnx <24 2, 4), "Who ahall im- all ¡Hirts of t)ie world The action ernd into thr Hill of the |<ord? or Is termed “one of the most Im who «hall stand In hlx Ixdy place? portant ever taken ut an Interna He that hath chan hands, and a tional convention of the church." pure heart." Nearly lO.ixx) Adventist congre Among the ritatlonx to be read gations around the world will by tlie Firat Reader from the | unite on the same day for this ChriHtlan Silence textlxxik. "Sil Pearls of Praise Hinging group Is composed of (left to right) Mrs. Jolin Rhudy, Stanley Htenaett, service of prayer and fasting. ence and Health with key to the Mrs. Lucille Elliott mid .Mervin Tlson. i Elder Raymond Calcs, pastor of Scriptun-x" by Mary Baker Eddy, [ The Pearls of Praise radio group the Cottage Grove church, ex are the following lines: "Simply COM MI M< IN UK E A K EAST will be the guests of the local plained that the church is sjicndlng axklng that we may low G<xl will Seventh-day Adventist Church at a week in spiritual prcpaHitlon, never make uh love Him; but the The Cottage Grove Knights of th<- 11 00 o'clock hour January 12. Including Intensive personal Bible longing to lx- better and holier, Columbus Council No. 3154 will Their radio friends are cordially study and prayer by Individuals cxprc'M’d in daily wntchfulneHx hold its quarterly communion invited to be present. and grou|>s in private homes ¡ire- and in at riving to aHximllute more breakfast in Drain Sunday, Janu The Pearls of Praise staff is a ceding the s|x*cial day. of tlie divine character, will mould ary 13 Approximately 25 Knights group of lay evangelists, largely | and faxhlon us anew, until are cxjiccted to receive holy com self-supporting, who bring sun Hol Baptist Church, Fifth and «wake in Hix llkcnexs' (p. 4i. munion at the 9:30 mass. After shine and hope into the homes of Jefferson. "Protestantism and Ro- ------------ Religion in the lives of grade the mass breakfast will be served their listeners through messages The Methodist ('hiiren. 331 school students might make the by the Catholic ladies of Drain. man Catholic Power." will iw the in sermon and song. A free Bible message at the 11 o'clixk worship ! Washington Avenue. Clark S. Enz, difference betw< en good and bad , All Catholic men from both .Drain correspondence course is offered i service. This will be a apacjpl ' minister. Church school, 9 45 am. citizens of tomorrow, according and Cottage Grove are invited to for those desiring to know the' measage related to out (Tu latían Francix M Trusty, superintendent, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Smith,! attend communion and the break- Bible better. InTitagc Sundny school bcglnx at There I« a c 1 a h x for cwryone. instructors in the week-day Bible I fast with the knights, Pearls of Praise is broadcast 9:45 n m. ____________ I Morning worship, 11 ;(M> a m. Ser- school here. each Sunday morning at 8:45 on The Linfield College Life I-he Smiths Hxike on their work (.hrl,llan ( mon: "God Speaks: When A Fa- Sun- vice League will participate In '’"'r Listens." Special music by Ix'fore the Baxter Fellowship (Iay jng -p,,. Gos- radio station KUGN. nil the service® of the day. This ’he choir, children’s story by the <d "" M.th.xhst church j Kr> a Bri,ken Hc.irt- Sun- league lx composed of students minuter, r - ------ a nursery is provided for Sunday night. Graduate students d„y Pvi,ni Blu» Mountain Church Every message. Series. who are preparing for Christian small children. Vesper service, at the University of Oregon, the “Christ's Humiliation." one is invited to visit these ser service and will present special 5 00 p m Th« me of the mcsMge: Smiths spend two days a week The young folks are going to vices. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. » music nt the morning worship ser- "And Multitude« were Addis! to here teaching youngsters stories lx1 attending the West Side Church Morning worship at 11:00, chil ▼ vice In the afternoon beginning the Church." Adult forum. 5 45 of th<' Bible at the Presbyterian of Christ Sunday evening Mr. and drens' church at 11:20 a.m. Junior at 3:30 they will conduct a Bap I’m- F''w ■< Chance to Talk church. Mrs. Stanley Purdy arc taking! Christian . , service _ _ at 6:45 - p.m. Eve- । ! tist Youth Fellowship workshop. Buck Yauth Fellowship, Barbara ‘The classes do not interfere young folks roller skating Friday ni"« *Prv C; at Pm with school work and are con evrmng. You are to be at the Following this there will be a fun Laird, president. B->de study and prayer meetmg Tuesday evening at 7:45. Young, and fellowship hour and it buffet During the week. Official board. ducted during excused ¡x ri.xls with I chur,.h b 6;00 . . . . - . . I People’s own service Friday night |J,,. Smiths - . . -- supper nt the church The college Monday, 7:45 pm. Praypr service, par. nt , Art Kragenbnnk has put firtex ' at । students will n I so present a spec I IuvMfriy, 7 3Ô p.m, (Tioir rfhenr- Mid. Many critics of religion' blocks on the patsonage ceilings. taught to school children have u-«'d ' sal. Wednesday. 7.45 p m Adelphia ial youth meeting at 6:30 pm. We extend an invitation and an At the 7:30 evening worship 'Circle, Thursday, January 17. 7:45 the interference clause as a talk First rreshvteriun CI mk *. DJ ‘ o our loca! young people ing point. service the Life Service League Pni Hugh Peniston, pa tor. Morning a"d a11 local to a’tend will take charge of the entire scr- Welcome. Visual Aids worship. 11 o’clock. The pastor ,hese «ndees. Donald L. Ander-, vice. There will be special music *°n’ ^nister. Audio-visual aids in the classes will preach. and messages from the IJnfkltl Gibbs Avenue Church of Christ, make learning more interesting, The young people will meet at I students. Shcrw.xxl .Smith, ¡»stor. phone the Smith-, avowed. Mis. Smith, the church at 5:30. Ijmdon Church of Christ, 12 Wednesday at 2 p m the Dorcas 893 <>r 893 L. Paul Lubbers, asso- a music major, uses an auto harp The Women's Assoc iation will I «’«»h of Cottage Grove on Circle will meet for Its regular Ciate, jdiooe 10J L. with songs. Also a flannel-graph meet at the church at 8 p.m. on j Blackbutte route. Bible study 101 meeting. । a.m. classes for al! ages. Sermon I I Testament Church trying to la- With movable figures in the Bible Tuesday. Prayer meeting is on Wednes j Christians only." stories that stick to the cloth like The annual congregational meet, ' 11 a.m. by Tommie Clark. Subject ( day at 7:30 pm. Bible school 9:45. •Morning wor- nuigic. Records are also used to mg will be held on Wednesday "Fear Not." Communion 11:45 "Holding forth the word of ship and communion senice 11 :00. tell stones. (hiidren, many of I evening, following a covered dish a.m. Evening worship 7 p.m. Life " All arc welcome to worship, Phis will i>r the second message whom do not have any Sunday 1 dinner at 6:30. Everybody welcome. study and pray with us. school background. learn to say on "Christian Relationships." Young Peo|de's meeting 6 30. prayers, how to use the Bible and The Church of the letter Rain Hear the broadcast of "Healing IJitter Day Nalnta ( hiinh meet» Evangelistic service 7:30 "Thing» how to apply the lessons of Jesus 1 Message. Hosea 6:3 says “Then Waters" Sunday morning from to everyday life. nt VFW hall. North River nwid. ¡Which Cannot Be Shaken." shall we know, if we follow on to 7:30 to 8 over KUGN, and “Wings The story of the "gospel gloves" j know the Lz>rd: - - He shall come of Healing" at 8 aan., also over Sundny school at 10 n m. I ' Monday 7:30 Young Peoples M. I. A. meets Wednesday st Bible study nt the Beach resi- was one of the most telling on । unto us as the rain.” KUGN. 7:30 p.m. Relief Society meets dence. Thursday, choir prnctice application at a child’s level of ’ Meetings each Monday night at Wednesday at 2 p.m. V. C. Hill, J 'X). Bible study and prayer ser- the golden rule. When the imagin- i 7:30. All welcome. ary gloves are on. Mrs. Smith! Elder Edward branch president. Phone 42. vice 8 00. Bates in said, children could not use their charge. hands to do wrong. If they do, the Hear the old fashioned camp gloves would fall off. meeting each night at 10 p.m., sta- Make Interesting I tion K()L, 1300kc. Mr. Smith, who deals with the For further information phone junior high age group, said that these hoys and girls were prob ably the hardest to handle as they Church of God. Rev. F. E. Rawdr often became disinterested in from Tangent, Oregon, will be Bible lessons. He said it was im- preaching at Seventh and Adams portant for any adult leader of • The old Presbyterian church), sub-teen age children to talk to each Sunday at 11 o'clock Also them on their own level and t0 Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock Catholics go to Confession bur a life to be lived — from make lessons interesting. J Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. The week-day Bible school to a priest for one reason the cradle to the grave. St. Andrews E|>iscopal church. only; to obtain divine for Christ’s seven Sacraments s|x»nsorvd by local IToteatant churches, with the course taught West Main. Rev. Evan Williams. giveness for their sins. are the answer to man’s on a non-sectarian basis. Vicar. 9:15 morning prayer and But why, you ask. go to Court Ruling sermon and the celebration of seven basic needs, A forthcoming Supreme Court 1 ,,o,y communion the first and a priest? Why not confess Man is born but he needs ruling will effect the existence of third Sundays. Sunday school our sins directly to God? to be reborn a Christian in such Bible schools when the court every Sunday at 10:15. Confirma- Ask the man who goes to the Sacrament of Baptism. Will decide whether to allow chil tion lectures at 8 p.m. every Wed Confession and here's what He is nourished, but he dren to get religious instruction nesday. he will tell you: Sin is an offense needs Christian nourishment in in excused periods. Clitics of such I instruction say a ban is in the against God, it must be forgiven Holy Communion, the Sacrament interest of separation of church by God. It is God, not man, who of the Eucharist. He grows, but be and state. determines how forgiveness must needs to grow and be strengthened "We arc succeeding in divorcing be obtained. Christ plainly pointed in Christian life by the Sacrament ourselves from Christianity when we do not allow religious train this out when He empowered. H'* of Confirmation. He is cured of ing.” Mr. Smith said. Religion Big Part Of Children’s Life, Instructors Say You are cordially invited to at tend < «immunity Gospel ( enter each Sunday at the armory, lower floor. Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Young People’s Service at 6:30 p.m. Eve- n'nK at ‘ P’m' ,,astor John ”■ Myers. Thur«.. Jan. IO. I95J The Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon Monroe Ave. Church of Christ. Wednesday night Bi bio study,! W C. Harrison, minister. I*hone 7:30 p.m. 220J. Mens training class, Thursday Lord's Pay services: Bible study, night, 7.30 p.m. 10 am.; Preaching, 10:50 am.. Communion, 11:45 am., Preach Wedding Announcement* and ing. 7:30 p m, Invitations- rhe Sentinel. Community Gospel Center Cordially invites you to attend meeting* each Sunday at the armory, lower floor Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Young People'a Service 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Pastor John T. Myers 21-4tc 24 WELDING AND AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING DISSTON MACHINE SHOP West end Disston Ph. 66667 18-tfcxx Legal Forms The Sentinel ROBERTS and DRURY Plumbing - Heating - Wiring Supplies - Sheet Metal Ph. 444 205 North 9th HOWDY FOLKS ! ! ! BY GADFRY!!!! We just wanted to let you know we still do PLUMBING HEATING—Radiant, forced warm air—both saw dust and oil. SHEET METAL—You bring in your drawing, we make it. WIRING—No jobs too big or too small And besides all this, “WE’RE STILL HURRYING.” CLIFF AND GEORGE “We Hurry Confession? —Ask The Man Who Goes There! Apostles and their successors to for give sins or to refuse forgiveness. "Whose sins you shall forgive," Christ said, "they are forgiven them; whose sins you shall retain, they are retained." (John 20:21-23). Thus Christ authorized the Apos- ’ ♦ » f • » * or to deny pardon as they judged the sinner worthy or unworthy. To do this they had to know what they were forgiving...the secret dis positions of the sinner...his sor row and willingness to repair the wrong done to his neighbor by his sins. Who could make this known but the sinner himself—and what . is this but Confession? But Confession —the Sacrament oi Penance —is only one of the »e’en Sacraments Christ left in His Chsrch. Yes, seven —no more and no less! Christ's religion is not merdy a message to be accepted, disease, but he needs a remedy for sin, so destructive of Christian life, and this he finds in the Sacrament of Penance. Man lives in society which needs officials to promote the common gixxl — and for his life in the by the Sacrament of Orders. He perpetuates the human race in marriage, which Christ made the Sacrament of Matrimony. And at death, he needs consolation anil strength for the last dread hour which he finds in the Last Anoint ing—the Sacrament of Extreme Unction. Would you like to know more about each of the seven Sacra ments? How they can help you to meet the seven basic needs of your life? Then write today for a free pamphlet which gives important information concerning them. Ask for Pamphlet No. 5-N. SUPREME COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Religious Information Bureau Æ4U'LINDELL BLVD ST. LOUIS 8, MO. Scventh-day Adventist Church, South Tenth street. Saturday ser vices. Sabbath schisil in all depart ments begins at 9:30 a.m. The 11:00 o'clock service will lx> con ducted by the Pearls of Praise radio group. Player meeting under the direc. 7:30 Wednesday evening will be followed by n church board meet ing. Young peoples meeting under the leadership of Mrs. Stanton Oberg is planned for Friday eve- ping at 7:30. The Free Methodist Church, 915 S. Sixth street. C. B. Starkey, pastor. "The Church of the Light and Life Hour." Sunday school 9:45 a.m. A class and teacher for all ages. Morning worship 11 am. Singspirntion 6:45 p.m. A service led by young people for young people. Evangelistic service 7:45 p.m. Mid-week service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. This week workers meeting in connection. W.M.S. meets Thursday afternoon at 1:45 at the parsonage. Plans will be discussed for the coming year. All arc urged to be present. The gen eral public is cordially invited. Lots of people are known by the company they try to keep.' J like the wheelyOUISey,, for the Driving Thrill of your life? The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civic and Social, Welfare Leaders On the occasion of : The birth of a baby Sixteenth Birthdays Engagement announcements Arrival of newcomers to city. 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