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The Sentinel, Cottage <irme, Oreg«« Thurs., May 8, 1958 MINISTERS MEETING The Church of God, 7th and Adams, will sponsor a southern Oregon Ministers meeting May Church SID WOODBURY Candidote For to llopublican Nat’I Convontion A successful business man and civic leader who demands that our Government: • De hor.3»t and incorruptible • Build a sound domestic economy • Take us out of the dead-end Korean War • Enter International committ ments wisely MOTHER'S 1»\A PROGRAM “FIRST LOVE" MAY 10 A Mother's day program en titled “First Love" will lie pre sented in the Seventh-day Adven tist church at 3:30 o'clock May 10. The program will feature trib utes in word and song to our own to Bible well mother* mu hors and mothers in history Flowers will tie given to all mothers present, and a special corsage will be presented to both the oldest and the youngest mo ther, as well as to the one having the most children. . A very special invitation is ex tended to every one. Come . and bring your own mother or an other "adopted" for the occasion. Listen to the 8:15 a.m. broad cast 800 on your dial for help on the book of Romans. Tom Westwood will help you to ap preciate this portion of scripture. Church Pipe Organ Will Be Dedicated In Recital May 11 A* fellow ship dinner will be ser- ved Monday evening at 6 o'clock. Seivkx's will follow at 7:45. Services will begin Tuesday at 830 am. and continue through the day with a lunch at noon and The Free Methodist Church, 913 dinner at 6 pm The final meet S. 6th St., "Toe Church of the ing w ill t»e at 7:45 p m Tuesday. The public is invited. Light and Life Hour." C B Starkey, pastor. Phone 669-L» I »n.ton Church of < hrist. Bible A special feature in honor of study 10 a.m Classes for all ages be mother and family week will with efficient teachers Sermon a treasure chest. Children bring 11 am. by Tommie Clark. Com ing a new boy or girl or parent munion 11:45 a.m Evening class hase th»“ privilege of open- 7 o'clock. Visitors always welcome. in; the chest and taking the All Pacific Standard treasure deuced. Also a suitable time. gift will he presented to the old Hear the Nations! Broadcast est mot he . the youngest mother and the mother with the largest "The Herald of Truth" on KASH. Eugene, with James W. Nichols family present. on the subject "Back to God." Morning worship 11 a nr "Am This is at 1 p.m. Daylight time. ericas Greatest Need " Singspira- tion 6:45 p.m. Miss Lillian Hoff Jehovah's Mitnexscs, North 16th man. leader. Evangelistic mes and Ilarvev Road. Sunday at 3 Bratt, one of Ameri- sage 7:30 p.m. Special music and p.m a special talk by a special, C Griffith dutingulslhe<| on{anl ,t». numbers in song at each service. representative of the Watchtower The W M S. w ill meet at the Society "What Does God Require will play the dedicatory recital on I the new Moller pipe organ at the annex Thursday p.m. at of You"" followed by the Watch o'clock Mid-wei k service Wednes tower study "Is God Responsible First Presbyterian chut ch at 8 p.m. Sunday, May IL day S p.m. The general public is for World Distress’" Mr. Bratt is a graduate of the cordially invited. Friday at 8 pm. the service Peabody Conservatory of Music in meeting followed by the Theo Baltimore and is at present head cratic ministry school. Wednesday of the music department in Boise at 8 p.m. the Area Bible study. Junior College, Boise, Idaho, and organist-choirmaster of St. Mi Gospel Mission. Opens Saturday. chaels Episcopal cathedral in that May 10. Just across bridge at 5 city. He has been chosen this year South River Road. Services 7:45 p.m. Saturday and to be the guest recitalist at the Sunday Other services announced biennial convention of the Amer ican Guild of organists in its as the Lord leads. Come and let us worship together. There will meeting at San Francisco. In the past he has played re be work for all who have talents, citals in Washington, D. C.. and welcome. Everyone is in Baltimore, as well as frequent James McDonnell, preacher. recitals in Idaho. Washington and Blue Mountain Church. Sunday Oregon. He is not only an organist school at 9:45 a.m. Morning wor but a composer, and his works ship at 11 o’clock. Young People’s have been played and sung before service at 6:45 p.m. Evening evan discriminating groups all over the country. gelistic service at 7:45 o’clock. Bible study Tuesday 7:45 p.m. One Of Finest Organ* The new pipe organ, which was Prayer meeting Friday at 7:45 built for the Presbyterian church p.m. We extend a cordial invitation by the M. P. Moller Co., of Hag and appeal to all to be with us and erstown. Maryland, is said to be enjoy these services. Donald L. the finest pipe organ in a small church in Oregon. It was built Anderson, pastor. especially for the new building Hear the broadcast of "Healing, in consultation with Pietro Bcl- Waters” Sunday morning from luschi. the architect. It has two 7:30 to 8 over KUGN. and “Wings manuals and five sets of pqx's, in- of Healing” at 8 a.m., also over eluding Diapason, Gedeckt, Viole Dolce, Viole Celeste. Licblichflotc, KUGN. Hear the American Soul Clinic Trumpet 'rd Bourdon a total over KUGN Sunday at 12:30 p.m. of 865 pt.^es. Plans are to add three mor sets at a later date. Mr. Bratt’s program is planned Doren* Full Gospel Sunday school 10 a.m. each Sunday. H to bring out the various capabil mile up Rat Creek. Welcome. ities of the organ. Of special in terest will be the "Trumpet Tunc Maude Powell. and Air” by Purcell, "The Great” Fugue by Bach and the "Fantasy on ’A Mighty Fortress"—one of his own compositions. The concert is sponsored by a number of interested members an3 friends of the church, whose con tributions have provided for the expense of the recital. It is open to the general public without charge. A special offering will tie taken for the organ fund. A series of further concerts is also being planned, to be played by organ ists from our own area and will be announced soon. The Meth<«tl*t < hureh. 33 11 Washington avenue. Clark S Enz, | minister Church »choot. 9:15 a.m. I Francis Ms Trusty, »u|M“rintvn- lient An Interesting class fur every tncmlter of the family. Morning worship. Il o'clock, "I Knew Your Mother." Youth Fellowship. 6 3<» pm Ida Coston, president Baxter Fellow ship. 7:30 pm No «•truing service Church Activities Trusti'e’s meeting. Thursday nt I 8 «’cl ick Official board. Monday at 7 45 pm Girl Scouts, Tuesday at ll:3( in Friendship hull ITay Korean IFar Film To Be Shown 20th Woman 's Society of Christian Ser vice, Wednesday* at I I' lastilla tion service. Boy Scout». Wcdncs- day at 7 30 pm. Choir rehearsal,! Wednesday at 7 15 pm Adelphi a Circle. Thursday. May 15 at 7 l.i pin Welcome. The movie, which shows Korea , Is a sequel to the ml»- sionary (Um, "38th Parallel," filmed at the outset of hostilities "Tile Flame" shows gripping fnml- line Combat scenes and Iwhlnd tbe- linea devastation. NEW BARGAINS 11.2 Cu. Ft. GE Freezers - regular $419.95 This Week $359.95 8 Cu. Ft. GE Refrigerators, reduced from $249.95 to $189.95 Completely Automatic GE Ranges, automatic timer, clock and lamp - as q 35 $209.95 | W Deluxe 2 Oven GE Range $349.95 Brisbane Electric 702 main GENERAL^ ELECTRIC IHONE73 - Now-the only Pickup with an all-new low-friction engine ! Gibbs Xiriliie < hurvll of < h»i*t. "■The Flamo," n missionary color film of Korea at war, will be shown al 8 pm. Tuesday, Muy 20. nt the high school auditorium The film was made by Dr. Bob Pierer, missionary and UN war correspondent. It will I«“ aponaor- eil by a group of local churches announced later. Youth for Christ Is «(Mnaoring It in other St. Andrew** Ml. .»„urew s E|dMX>|ml ■ |.<-< "| h , i « Church, ■lu,. .«, Sherwood Smith, minister. Phone I West Main Rev Evan William», 893 or 893L. Paul Lubbers. nsso- vicar. The first and thin! Sunday elate minister. Phone 101L "Just! mornings at 8 o’clock Holy com- a New Testament Church Trying mtinlon Is celebrated. The morn- to be Christians Only." | Ing service and sermon on these Bible school 9:45 The oldest days are at 9:15. The second and fourth Sunday* and youngest mother present will In' honored at this service. Morn Holy communion I* nt 9 15 o'clock. ing worship and communion ser Sunday school Is at 9:15 each Sun vice 11:00. A "Mother’s Day Mes day morning. sage” will lx“ dellvenxl by the Christian Silence Sue let y, Cot minister Young people's meeting 6:30. Evangelistic service 8 AtO, tage Giove, Oregon. 242 Second »trect, holds Sunday morning "Danger of Drifting ” Monday : Young peoples Bible worship at 11 a m. Sunday school study m<>et» at the Beach resi 9 45 a m. Wednesday evening dence at 7:30 pm Tire Adult mreting at 8 p m Reading room Evangelism class meet» in the in the Church building is open church parlor at 7:30 p.m. ’Thurs Monday and Friday afternoons day: laldies Fellowship tncets nt from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. The congregations in all Chrl«- the church at 10 a m Choir prac tice 7 p.m. Bible study and prayer tian Science churches on Sunday. meeting 8 p m. We shall be study May II will be assured by the a* the ing the 37th and 38tb. chapters of Scripture which Goldent Text: "Xs in Adam all die. Genesis. even »<» In c’hrist »hall all be made Everyone welcome to attend the alive'' (I Cor 15:22). Non-lWnonilnaUanal -■ rviecs held The Church at Hebron. Bible in the Seventh-day Adventist building at Silk Creek Sunday school at 10 a m. Communion at school at 10 a.m. Morning worship II am. Preaching by Clifford a» 11 o'clock and evening service Bethum*. Young people meet nt 6 30 pm. at 7:30. Wednesday prayer and praise for Bible study in John 15th chap service is nt 7:30 p.m. Pastor, Rev. ter. Bible study for mixed group. 7:30 p m. starting with Acts 1:12. Roy Worthington. Mid-week prayer meeting nnd The Church of the letter Rain Bible study. Revelation Chapter Measagr. Hosea 6:3 says "'1'hcn 14, will be at the P. M. Campbell shall we know, if we follow on to home nt 7:30. We Invite every know the Lord: - - He »hail come one to rente to the house of the laird in honor of their mother. unto us as the rain Math. 5:6, 'Blessed arc Trinity laithcmn C hurch. Sev they who hunger and thirst after enth and Quincy streets. The righteousness ..." Elder Edward T. Bates in Church of the laithcran Hour. charge. j The Rev. E D. Busch, pastor of For further information phone! Hoi«■ Lutheran church, Spring- 508. All welcome. field, Oreg., will servo the congre- gallon during its present vacancy. Church of < hrlxt. Monroe near Divine worship will be condui tisl each Sunday at 9 a m. with Sun- 5th, W C. Harrison, minister. lord’s Day services: Bible study day school at 10 a.m. nnd will con- 10 a m. Clasacs for all ages. Wor- | tinue until further notice. ship service 10:50 a.m. Communion 11:45 a m. Evening service 7:30 We always have time-- enough, p.m. Mid-week service, Wednesday I if we will but use it aright evening 7:30 p.m. • * ^o<’1^<* Gas savings up to 14 %! mew fwenoH »«‘G* I0*1'1 17.5 7 cubic fa*« MORI poytood (paca »han „ COST «.CTlON l*— euer»« s , ginn I t » e. 4gn. I“1 * ability o’» rl g a rs; - pilot Powe» least ga»! power fr"m g»’’- Availability of equlpmmt. arrewtorl« and trim ma HluMrat«d in dnpmdeut on maiwiid «uppO coudiliona. fAhf Come in—see us today! Supported load capacity of the other leading Pickup ia only 31.6 cu. ft. The F o *D Pickup give« you a full f)8.8 cu. ft.! . . . apace for extra cartons or cratia, and the 3-inch liiglw r iid< panel* let you L.ol bulky or unstable loads with nune ease and »afety. Ford Trucks for'52 cost still less to run! I FLOYD GITHENS MOTORS,INC 83« Main Phone 27 Hi Phs*** $13.90 Choice <>f Four Beautiful Pattern« Toastmaster Automatic Toasters Picnic Baskets and Thermos Jugs Bathroom Scales Kems s for Drugs Pyrex Ware \ AMERICAN CUSTOM Oven Proof Glass CHOCOLATES Out f<mt chocouto. ilwm Ox ptrtKt gitt 1 II MI H Xi Gleaming Stainless Steel FIRST LADY »wort«) rough dipped milk chocolltn - for th. '»rit W m »our lito. * " O AA i roum »01 ZoVU Assembly of God. Rev. Edgar White, pastor. Phone 195R. Sunday school at 9:45. Al Schi- melpfenig, superintendent. Come and enjoy a completely depart mentalized Sunday school with a class for each age group. Morning worship 11 o'clock. C. A. (young people) service Sunday night at 6:30, Bob Four nier, president. Evening evangelistic service at 7:45. Tuesday night, Indoor Camp Meeting, 7:45; Thursday, evange listic service at 7:45. Friday night worker's conference. Wedding Announcements —The Sentinel A Starter Set in Lovely Franciscan Pottery —All Available Site*— L. I). S. Church meets at the V.F.W. hall, North River Road. Sunday school, 10 a.m. Evening meeting 8 p.m.. Relief Society Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. M I.A. Wed nesday, 8 pm. V. C. Hill, Branch president. Phone 859 or 434J. Flrst Baptist Church, Fifth and Jefferson. Minister, William W. Sutterlin. 9:45 a.m. Sunday school. 11:00 a m. Worship. Mother's Day message, "Mother’s Gift.” 6:30 p.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship. 8 p.m. Evening worship. "Sec ond Chance," a special full length sound movie with a dynamic mes sage to challenge people to a re vival in their hearts. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Women’s Missionary Society meeting, dessert and pro pram. Installation of officers. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Hour of Power. Thurs day, 7:30 p.m. Choir practice. Sun,. May 11 Presto Pressure Cookers Church of God, Rev. F. E. Rawer from Tangent, Oregon, will be preaching at Seventh and Adams (The old Presbyterian church), each Sunday at 11 o'clock. Also Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. 38.8 CU. FT Remember MOTHER Sunbeam Irons and Coffee Makers fíe’// Ine jm teere /er eiriee Seventh-day Adventist Church, South Tenth street, Saturday ser vices. Sabbath school for all ages begins at 9.30 a.m. Preaching services will be held at 11:00 as usual. The young people’s society is presenting a special Mother’s Day program in the church at 3:30 o’clock May 10. A cordial invita tion is extended to all. Prayer meeting is held each Tuesday evening at 7:30. ’ Only the Ford Pirkup give* you * choice of V-8 or Si»! Choice of two great CABS! Grain-tight tail gate drops flush with floor. Low 2-ft. floor-to-ground loaded height. 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