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Fnge 2 Thur».. Nov. IS, IMS < b ri» ! Im i S o s l . t j , C o l- T H A N K S G IV IN G s rK V H F . NET tage Grove. Oregon, 242 second H i M I N I S T E R I A L A S M S street, holds Sunday morning The lix-nl M inisterial Asaociation worship at 11 a.m. Sunday school is planning the regular Thanks i 9:45 a.m. Wednesday evening giving service again this year meeting at 8 p m . Reading hw m which w ill he held Thanksgiving in the church building is open Day, November 27. at 10 a.m. Monday and F rid a y afternoons The Rev C. R. Starkey, pastor from 2.00 to 4.00 p ro . of the Free Methodist church, w ill M ortals and Im m ortals" w ill be the speaker and the services be the subject of a lesson-sermon w ill he held at the F irs t Baptist which w ill he read in all Christian church. Southern Haptlst services are C hurch o f C h ris t, Monroe near Science churches on Sunday. No- eld in the a r m ory. o rv S tin rlu v 5th, SO, W w /-> o __ ___ m in is t e r - vember ,c i-c.- Golden .^ .u ___ held in the arm Sunday C. Harrison, 16 The text from The Chureh of Christ, S ixth and school at 9:45 a m. M orning w or- I-Ord 's Day services Bible study I Corinthians is. T h is corruptible Gibbs. The church w ith the friend- n aocxw m im m i tim situi ship at 11 o’clock. Evening w or- 10 a.m Classes fo r a ll ages W or must put on incorruption, and this ly spirit We invite you to worship ship at 7:30 o’clock W. A. Brush, ship service 10:50 a m. Communion m ortal must put on im m o ra lity .", w ith us i f you have no regular THt WORLDS MOST WIDUY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE Sunday »cbool superintendent. Ph. 11:45 a m. Evening service 7 30 In a section devoted to a con- church home here. 363RX. Everybody welcome. p m . Mid-week service. Wednesdav sidération of the redemptive power Bible school at 9:45 a m . Classes M a c e d o n ia a n il A c tin ia h a ve been pleased to m a k e sonic contribu evening 7.30 p.m. of C hrist. the F irst Reader w ill fo r all ages Morning worship and tio n fo r th e |toor a m o n g th e s a in ts a t J e ru s a le m : th e y w e re p lease d to T h e Church o f the I- e t t c r R a in V isitors welcome. Your presence read from the C hristian Science communion 11 o’clock C arroll Me- do It, an d In d e e d th e y a re In de b t to th e m . < R o m a n s 1.1:2«, 27. I I . 8 , 3 . ) Message. Hosea 6:3 says “ Then will be appreciated. textbook. Science and Health Mickel, m inister o f the Church of ■hall we know, if we follow on to w ith Key to the Scriptures" by Christ at T rent, w ill be the speak- know the Lord: - - He shall come F irs t Presbyterian Chureh, T h ird I n • r* • • S t, Andrew *» Episcopal ('h u rv h , Mary Baker Eddy ipp. 288, 2891, er. unto us as the rain." West Main. Rev. Evan W illiam s. T h e eternal T ru th destroys what C. F. C. at 6:30 pro. Evening and Adams Street» D. Hugh Pen- O C I C H C C E X D O S I t I O I 1 Math. 5:6, “ Blessed are ! vicar. The firs t and th ird Sunday m ortals seem to have learned : evangelistic s e r v i c e * at 7 30 ¡■ton, pastor. M orning worship 11 they who hunger and th irs t a fte r mornings at 8 o’clock H oly com from error, and man's teal e x is te o’clock. righteousness . . . " munion is celebrated. The m orn ence as a child o f God comes to Monday at 7 p.m. calling for at 9:45 In a ll deparments. T lie , Elder and Mrs. Edward T. Bates ing service and sermon on these lhe chun’h Th*’ f lr «‘ Northwest Science Ex- Christ and the church. Anyone in- In charge. at » 31 Sunday afternoon. Hw position. s|Kinsorvd h\ the <>rv- days are at 9:15. ' ■ terested in calling is to be at the For further Inform ation phone Chapel is open at all time* fo r gonlan and the Oregon Museum The second and fo u rth Sundays The Chureh at Hebron. Bible chureh at 7 p m Young People's 502. A ll welcome. H oly communion is at 9:15 o’clock. school at 10 a m. Communion at Bible study Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Phim T of Sc“ ‘n<* * nd Industry, w ill be I m e .2 5 . Munse. 241 bo. T h ird presented March It? through Sunday school is a t 9:15 each Sun 11 a.m. Sermon by C liffo rd Beth- <he Beach residence. Thursday, street nii.ine >t >51 Hear the broadcast o f "H ealing day morning. March 20, 1953 at Portland. une. m inister. Ladies Fellowship at 10 am. ' Waters" Sunday m orning at 8 T h is exposition is kind o f a Youth group meets at 6:30 to C hoir practice at 7 p.m. A dult „ am. over KUGN. Sentinel Classified Ads Get Results study 11th chapter o f Romans. Bible study and prayer meeting , T r i" “ ' ’ “ ‘ ber*n < hureh. Seven- science fa ir," Mr. Zahler stated. Mixed group meets a t 7:30. Ser 8 p m . Friday night is w o rk night * * n d ,Quln<’y »«reets. The Church It is a science-exhibit comt>etition at the church. k 1 * * * Lutheran Hour. Rev. Robert ¡open to all high school students in mon on Baptism. F. Sherwood Sm ith, m inister V N un/, pastor. Phone 523JX Oregon and Southwest Washing Mid-week prayer meeting and a, 7 ° nnKe • ’ 11)45 Lord Avenue. ton. Mr, Zahler also said that he Bible study at the home o f Mrs Church phone 893. home phone 1 Divine service at 11 a m . Sunday hoped to have a "couple of entries Emma P arker at 7:30 p.m. E very S93L. _______ I school and Bible class at 9:45 a.m. front Cottage Grove." one who loves the Lord is invited and welcome to Join us. A ll students are welcome to en The M ethodist C hureh. 3.34 < h tlrvh . Sunday Church o f Christ w ill broadcast m in is te r'° n AWBU* ’ C !ark S’ LnZ * ' 9 '45 • m Morning w*,r'- te r the Competition. Prizes w ill la- award,*d fo r the best exhibits w ith over station KASH. 1600 on your dial Sunday the 16th, from 8 to the Judging b a s e d on creative eh r Francis s,' lp at at I* 6:45 o'clock. People's M ('’h T u b r e iv ' o 9 k 45 T service p.m. Young Evening evsn- a b ility, scientific tbougb. th o r 8:30 a.m Be some where listening. Them^The W ‘T T « RC“ S“ C 7 45 “ The C hristian Women's F ellow T h k T l J i l ^ M ,o bunda> S t* 1« 1 Bible study Tuesday 7:45 p.m oughness, technical skill, c la rity ; and dram atic value ship group w ill meet at the T u lla r F or fu rth e r inform ation on this ¡ “ -- r a . , , 1 ’,.1. I r s r ........ ..• • i v^psMiHUl F1WR I the bulletin exposition V rheck i th i 1!‘ n *’ r noon < *•» » "« UP Hear." Special music. N ursery is We extend a cordial Invitation hoard in the main hull U|'Th buildinff A ny lady who provided fo r small children. Youth Lion* Roar X in t M f ? and * " “ C' « 30 p n i. Ids Coston. and appeal to all to lx* w ith u* and | enjoy these services. Donald L. * e C'i T e ,o come president. A ll young people are Anderson, pastor. Anyone that has good warm chil- invited * Everyone welcome to attend the S r a a n ± r hoS r J hat u “ * -he week: Finance com- Non-Denomination»! service* held Assembly of God. Rev. Edgar in the Seventh-day Adventist 7^v ,h . ’ PeaSCeOntaCtl m i,tw '’ Thursday (to n ig h t) 7 15 building at S i l k Creek Sunday y of the ladies. J o’clock. W ork nigh, T hur-day White, pastor. Phone 196R. Sunday school at 9:45. A l Schl- J school at 10 a.m. Morning worship g-ir^, ,___ . ‘ (to n ig h t) all evening School nigh’ Fi/.'.h _and ! F rid * y B « « r and njerchant’s mclpfenig. superintendent. Come i f t l o’clock and evening service and enjoy a completely <le|«rt at 7:30. ‘° 5:30 Sundsy’ schoil Wiui . I Wednesday prayer and praise - ! P a n Ä M Ín V T t | 1 ? ^ ^ ’ service is at 7:30 p.m. Pastor. Rev. | Roy W orthington. make ° u r “ Operation Increase” 16:45 p m. M. Y F Council Tties o f 1020 » w e Casses fo r an ( day a^t 4 p.m G irl ¿ X i Evening evangelistic service at Ito r rn a F u ll O aspd Sunday ages. 11 a m . W orship: “ D a ih rfd a y at 6:30 p m . Prayer and visi 7:45 o'clock. at sebool 10 a m . each Sunday, b, Bread," sermon on the Lord's tation, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. , Tuesday indoor campmeeting ----------- 7:45ip .m Thursday night Christ's mile up Rat Creek. Welcome I Prayer. Thanksgiving dinner. Tuesday at 6 p.m. B aptist Youth Fellowship. 6:45 p.m. Choir rehearsal. W,*d> Ambassador meeting, 7:45, Bob Maude Powell. ) 7:30 p.m. Worship, "F a ith ,” an nesday at 7:45 p.m. Radio class, Fournier, president. C h ristia n ity knows no tru th other sermon on the Gospel of Wednesday at 8 p.m. Welcome. O u r l-ad y o f l*eq>etuul Help which is not the child o f low- and John. Wednesday, 2 p.m. Dorcas C atho lic chureh. B irch and H the parent of duty. Circle. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. I-ondon ( h u r e h of C hrist, 12 Prayer meeting. "P ra cticin g the miles south o f Cottage Grove on streets. Father C arl Mai, pastor, P fiilli|M Brook* Presence of God." A study of pray B iackbutte Route. "T h a t frie n d ly phone 105L. Mass at 8 and 11 a.m. Mass at I am the way, the er. ’’Holding fo rth the word of H is parents enslaved, ready to die; if th is can be told church where your are a stronger D rain at 9:30 a.m. Catechism th e life C hrist jesús tru th , arxi life .” A ll are welcome. but once." , classes Saturday at 10 a.m. Red F la g R ules Europe and A sia Bible study 10 a.m. Sermon 11 T ru th brings the element* < hureh of God, Seventh and by Tommie C lark. Communion WHI There B e W ar? O ffice Safes -The Sentinel Adams. Rev. H. D. Barkman, pas lib e rty Mary Baker Eddy 11:45. Evening worship 7 p.m. tor. Sunday school a t 9.45 a.m. w ith 'Joe Olds in charge. Visitors W ill Com m unism Rule the W orld? Devotional service a t 11 o'clock. always welcome. Young People’s meeting a t 6:30 p.m. Evening evangelistic service Seventh-day A dveaG st e ho rrh. j at 7:30 o'clock. 100 Picture Slides South Tenth street, Saturday ser Prayer meeting Wednesday eve. vices. Sabbath school fo r ail ages ! ning at 7:30. begins at 9:30 a.m. A cordial in H ear the N ational Broadcast vita tio n is extended to everyone. "The H erald of T ru th " on KASH, Lloyd Wyman w ill be the speaker a t the 11 hour. Eugene, w ith James W . Nichols C o tta g e Grove, Oregon Prayer meeting is held each on the subject "B a ck to God.’ Wednesday evening at 8. Come This is at 1 p.m. D a ylig h t time. and bring a friend w ith you. You w ill enjoy the service. C hurch A C T IV IT IE S rRo«m Open to Students ‘Youth Views News’ H. S. Broadcast Set I then Used Io got ira e llo n s of olhera In the ASH 'The program w ill he presented the following Suniluy, M art'll 8. "Youth Views tlie News" w ill al ti .’lo p ni over a network of be recorded fl.Mll the auditorium ' eleven radio stations In Oregon of Cottage Grove High and broad : and Washington K E IU I in Eu cast over a coast netw ork in gene and KGW in IXirtlund are March. tw o of the radio stations that pre The Invitation to participate In sent lid * program In Oregon the program ha* been rocoived This public service program la from station HOMO in Seattle, t s|Minsored by the Weyerhaeuser according to Mr. Robert Dusen- Timber Company Other achoola In lierry. Oils area that have participated Three current new* topics w ill are Eugene High and Springfield be submitted to the school the i High. I'he program has won sev- Monday liefole the broadcast eral awards in the past. These topics w ill lie studied in Lions Roar the sis’i.d science classes during the week On Friday, March tl, What we have in us of the at a morning assembly the pro image of God is the love of tru th gram w ill be recordixl. and Justice. Demosthenes , A panel o f four student* w ill present the students' views of t l»s- W hile you live, tell tru th and new* A traveling mike w ill be shame the devil, Shakespeare EV EItV ItO D V WEIXJOME Southern Baptist Mission Sunday School - 9:45 A. M . Morning Worship -1 1 :0 0 A. M. Evening Worship — 7:30 P. M. IN THE ARMORY Mianiun of Templo Baptixt Church, Eugene ju x s s 10-tCexx P h o n e 111 ROBERTS & DRURY NOVEMBER 13th 7:45 P. M. Assembly of God Church T h e F re e M eth od ist church, 915 South S ixth street. "The Church o f the L ig h t and L ife Hour." C. B Starkey, pastor. Phone 669L. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. the contest is over, the winners w ill be announced, and the awards given. Balloons w ill be given to the runners up, le t’s break the record. Morning worship 11 a m "M en and Missions.” Various speakers. Singspiration 7 p.m. Mrs. Alyce D utton in charge. Evangelistic service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Tlie general public is cordially invited L. D. 8. Chureh meets at the V.F.W , hall. N o rth R iver Road. Sunday school, 10 a.m. Evening meeting 7 p.m. Relief Society Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. M.I.A. Wed nesday, 7:30 p.m. V. C. H ill, Branch president. Phone &59. P ri m ary meeting a t 4 p.m. Wednes days. U n ity Viewpoint to be given thru a series of lessons by M uriel F. Venable, pastor of U n ity Center in Eugene, based on the textbook, "Lessons in T ru th ,” by E m ily Cady, at 7 p.m. Sunday in c ity lib ra ry clubroom. Cottage Grove A ll welcome. H ear "W ings o f H ealing" over K AS H , 1600 k.c. Sundays at 12:30 pro. 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