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Thurs., Jan. 15, 1953 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Page 5 Church First Church of Christ Scientist, 242 Second street. Sunday morn ing worship at 11 o’clock. Sunday- school at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room in the church building is open Monday and Friday a fte r noons frpm to 2 to 4 p.m. In the course of a lesson-sermon entitled- ‘‘L ife," the example of C hrist Jesus in demonstrating the life preserving fiow er'of God w ill be set before the congregations in a ll C hristian Science churches on January 18. “ Jesus gave the true idea of being, which results in in fin ite blessings to m ortals" w ill be a correlative citation from "Science and Health w ith Key to the Script,ures” by Mary Baker Eddy (p 325) in a section which began w ith the Bible account (M a tt, 9> of the raising fron t.the dead of the synagogue ru le t’s daughter. The Methodist Church, 334 Washington Avenue. C lark S. Enz. minister. Church school,-9:45 a.m. Francis M. Trusty, superintendent. Show them (he way to Sunday- school this week. Morning wor ship, 11 o'clock. Sermon: "Mission Accomplished:" S p e c i a l . Music. Nursery is. provided fo r small children: Youth fellowship, 6:30 p.m. M yrtle -Mae, Johnson, presi des A ll young people are invited. Baxter fellowship, 7:30 p.m. During the week? Adelphia C ir cle, Thursday (tonight) 7:45 p.m. W ork night, Thursday, (tonight) all evening. School night, Friday. Intermediates, Friday. Boy Scouts Monday at 7:30 p.m. Methodist Men, Monday at 7:30 p.m. G irl Scouts, Tuesday, 3 and 6:30 p.m. Fidelis Circle, Wednesday at 1:45 p.rri. Choir reheasal. Wednesday at ,7:45 p.m. Radio class, Wednes day.at 8 p.m. JunioF choir, Wed nesday at 6:45 p.m. Service Circle, L. D. 8. Church meets a t the Thursday (January ,22) at 8 p.m. —.. . .. - V.F.W . hall. N orth River Road. Welcome. Sunday school, 10 a.m. Evening meeting 7 p.m. Relief. Society Bine Mountain Church. Sunday Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. M .I.A. Wed school at 9:45 a.m. Morning w or nesday, 7:30 p.m. V. C, H ill, ship a t 11 o’clock. Young People’s Branch president. Phone 859. P ri service at 6:45 p.m. Evening evan m ary meeting at 4 p.m. Wednes gelistic service at 7:45 o'clock. Bible study Tuesday "7:45 p.m. days. Prayer meeting Friday at 7 :45 H ear the National Broadcast p.m. We extend a cordial invitation ■"The Herald of T ru th ” on KASH, Eugene, w ith James W. Nichols and appeal to all to be w ith us and op the subject ‘‘Back to God." enjoy these services. Donald L. Anderson, pastor. This is at 1 p.m. D aylight time. Group Missionary toTalk^ Ministerial Proposes Marriage At baptist Church Law Improvements Miss Thomasine Allen, mission ary fo Japan, w ill speak at the, First Baptist Church Sunday morning, January 18, at the 11 o'clock worship service. a missionary of the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society^ to Japan since 1915, Miss Thomasine Allen knows the Mis sion as a whole as few do. She taught fo r 15 years in mission schools in Tokyo, Sendai and Tonoi She has had first-hand ex perience w ith destructive earth quakes. and w ith the chill and loneliness o f ‘ an internment camp in fine of the coldest sections of, HE WAS PLAYING IN THE STREET* ETERNAL'VIG ILANCE .tó U . IS THE PRlC^OF CHILD LIFE/lV PK E PA R E D A N D SPONSORED FOR THE PUBLIC BY Z /r f/ \V c ( i i \ e Dividend Stam ps STEELES CROCERV A LOCKERS The Store on D orena L a k e ShoOt* Announcing EVANS Custom Upholstery 1103 E. Main (formerly Mack’s Fixit Shop) CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE Mr. Bill Evans has had 16 years of experience with the upholstery business — and has been in Cottage Grove a little over a year REUPHOLSTERING — TRUCK SEATS CONVERTIBLE TOPS — SEAT COVERS Visit the new location Ail work guaranteed Approximately 100 attended the meeting, coming from the churches at Sweet Home, Eugene, Spring- field and Cottage Grove. • Pencil Sharpeners local Church To Attend All-Day Meeting in Eugene Church of Christ, Monroe near 5th, W. C. Harrison, m inister.— Lord's Day services: Bible stuffy 10 a.m. Classes fo r a ll ages. W or ship service 10:50 a.mj. Communion 11:45 a.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. MTd-week service, Wednesday evening 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. Your presence w ill be appreciated.---- «--------------- Fuel Dealers Are Valuable Credit PAY FUEL BILLS PROMPTLY! 10 th OF THE MONTH COTTAGE GROVE FUEL DEALERS CREDIT ASSOCIATION “A Million More ln ’54” is Motto Southern Baptists throughout the country to enroll a m illion rrffire people in the Sun day school in 1954. Mr. J. T. Sisemore, Sunday School and T iainin g Union Secre tory fin --( irvgon. and Washington, and Mrs. J. T. Sisemore, an ap proved w orker in th is depart ment, were the principal speaker«. I t ' was pointed out that this goal, of "A M illion More in ’34" is not a ’ number-mad scheme but an earnest endeavor to reach the ' Morning worship 11 o'clock. YPMS ' -Evening evangelistic service at 47.000,000 in Southern Baptist te r eattle, service 7 p.m. Miss L iflia n H off- ¡7:45 ©clock. - rito ry who are unchurched. ' ?A three man in charge. The study: Per- IMesday indoor -campmeeting at M illion more enrolled in our Sun Wed- sohal Evangelism," Evangelistic 7 .43 p m Thursday night C hrist’s day schools," M r. Sisemore stated, r. Jan- message’ by the pastor, 7:45 .p.m. Ambassador. meeting; 7:45, Bob ¡•■will u ltim ately mean a m illio n be at—y Mid-week service Wednesday fit Fournier, president, : more souls won to C hrist and en- h. 7 2 4 '/:3 0 p m The W'.M.S. w ill meet — . I listed in His service.’’----- E dgar itt the home of the president. Mrs. FirstP resbyterian Church, T hird The churches in Oregon w ill ’ jjo h n Ro$s, 1119 South Fouit£.,.-g|H''Adams Streets. D. Hugh Pen- 1 endeavor to reach 2500 of the goal ion lo She asks everyone to b ring , your is(on_ pastor. M orning worship 11 set’ an average of 60 fo r each e w ill ’Tidihg«" from July. ’52 to De- o'clock. Sunday church schdol is church. 1953,w ill be a year o f pre res of cembcr. '52 in order to review the at 9.45 m ' all depamients. The paration for reaching the goal in kometime this year. The last such census was taken in March, 1950 Various large maps of the city and vicinity were- obtained and then after careful study several were thosen to be reproduced for tire use of the churches and m in isters. ■ The religious census that is con ducted through the schools had been delayed but w ill- be finished in a few weeks' W hile the m inisters ate their lunch they listened to the record ing of the local Bible Observance sci vice held in the. Methodist church in September.. - Those attending were Rev. D Hugh Peniston, chairman; Rev. W illiam W. Sutferlin, secretary:" Rev. C lark Enz, Rev. H. D. Bark- m aru.Rev. Evan W illiams, Rev- Lloyd Wyman—and .Rev. Robert and his sermon w ill be "Sinning Kunz. Against the Holy Ghost.” Thursday night he w ill show pic tures of the excavated city of Pompeii- -which in 79 A-.D. was covered by the volcanic-eruption from M t Vesuvius. Among other scenes these pictures show the actual bodies of same of thp yig: tims. The sermon this evening w ill be "Four Jews Who Have Ruled or W ill Rufe the W orld." "Friday night the pictures w ill Japanese woman colleague, a show Mr. Argun's preaching tour graduate of F ra n klin College, through the war ruins of Ger Indiana,, as- is Miss Allen. This many These pietdi-es show .die colleague is also a graduate of New York U niversity w ith the M.R.E. degree Today she is the wife of M r. YahabaT'graduate of and the United -Nations,", In this SL P aul'sU niversity in Tokyo and sermon - the evangelist—w ill .show also St. Paul’s seminary in Tokyo. a Bible which saved the life of, Baptist director of the entire a G.I. iu Korea. Also (he dagger Christian program for the area. with which a Chinese Communist Miss Allen has seen-her dreams begin at 9:30. A t the 11 o’clock tried to k ill him. , hour, Elder LJoyd Biggs, presi fo r the Christian Center estabh-b- Mr. A rguex-m inistry.has taken dent of the Oregon Conference of ed at K u ji Come true through the him to nearly 30'countries includ Seventh-day Adventists, w ill be unceasing efforts of MF. and M rs" ing Scandinavia, the British- Isles, the speaker. .■ Yithaba. In the afternoon at 3:30 th(^ the European oontinent, the West Three years ago’ the churrh at Indies and South America. K u ji was organized, and in addi- Associated Missionary V o lu n te e r. Society w ilt -present Elder H. E. tio n to local baptisms, tw elve new members from the branch center, Metcalf, conference evangelist, as a t Karunai were baptized recent-, their speaker. This meeting w ill ly. The clinic employs three also be held in th e Eugene church ! .Japanese doct-irs and four Japan Saturday evening a picture "As ese nurses' and has extended its We, Forgive" w ill be shown in thp community service since the a rri Eugene church school gymnasium Sunday evening, January 1ft, a val of the station wagon in 1950 The Religious Education work en supper and pictures have been, rolls 1200 children each week, and planned by the Home and School the prim ary school is the only one officers. It w ill be held at 7:30 in the IOO F hall. The feature pic- north o f Tokyo— . Miss Allen is at the heart of the (ures are two stories entitled busy life of this rural Christian “ Love Thy Neighbor" and ‘‘Bible Center and ha? a th rillin g story on the Table.” Proceeds from the to tell of its development and also evening's entertainm ent w ill **0 its maintenance during W orld War used for playground equipment for II. A ll are welcome to attend the the church school. Prayer meeting is held on Wed service. nesday evening at eight o’clock. First Baptist Church, F ifth and Ralph W illiam s is in charge of the THE BEL AIR SERIES Jeffcrsoon Minister, Rev. Win W. meetings during January. to bo compared only w ith Remember the ‘‘Hour of Pro S uttcrlin, phone 1014. 9:45 j i m highor-pricod cars! phecy" radio program conducted Sunday school. Bible classes for The glamorous Bel A ir Series a ll ages 11 a m. worship. Miss by Elder Don Doleman on KUGN for 1953 is truly a new kind Thomasine Allen, missionary to at 7 o'clock on Monday, Wednes day and Friday mornings- of Chevrolet. Four new Bel Japan w ill bring the message. Sunset this week is 5:02. A ir models—4 -D oor Sedan, 6 p.m. Baptist Youth Fellowship. 2 -D o or Sedan, Convertible, 7:30 p m. Worship. “ Your Favor Dorena F u ll Gospel Sunday Sport Coupe—create a won ite Sermon of 1952.” ' derful new glass of cars. Monday. 7:30 p.m. Boards and school 10 a.m. each Sunday. committees. Wednesday 2 p.m. mile up Rat Creek. Welcome Dorcas Circle. 7:30 p.m. Prayer Maude Powell. H ear “ Wings of Healing” over meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. choir practice. "H olding Forth the Word KASH, 1600 k.e. Sundays at of Life.” A ll are welcome. ARE YOUR FUEL BILLS PAID? AY By THE The Cottage Grove M inisterial Association met last Wednesday at the presbytertan church fo r i*s- regular business meeting. There was discussion regarding 'several possible improvements of the present marriage law and the need of having copies of the law available fo r every minister. The m a t t e r i s hcing referred to the legislative committee of the Ore- Rev. IFufson Argue To Hold Special Meetings, 21-23 The Church of Christ. Sixth and I St. Andrew’s Epi* ^ib b s . West Main. Rev.-Ev The churt-h w ith the friendly j vicar. The firs t and spirit. A coi dial invitation is ex- mot'nings at 8 o'cloc <011(10(1 you to come worship w ith munion is cclebratec us if vou have no regular church . ing service and-serr home here. ' days are at 9:15 . Bible school 9:45 am . Classes The second and fo for all ages Morning, worship and Holy communion is a communion 11 o'clock. The ser» Sunday school, is at 9 mon w ill be the second in a series day morning, on "P ra y rr." 1» Yeoung people’s •, C.F.C. 6:30 Everyone welcome p.m. Evening evangelistic sei vices Son-l)eniiiiilnati»nal 7:30 o'clock w ith topic to . be an- in ‘ the" Seventh-da nounced latter. ‘ building at S i l k ( Young people's Bible study at school at 10 a.m. Mo: the Beach home at 7 p.m. Monday, at 11 o'clock and e\ Ladies fellowship Wednesday 10 | at 7:30. a m. w ith potluck dinner at noon. I Wednesday prayei ! Choir practice Wednesday 7 p.m. service is at 7:30 p.m ‘ Adult Bible .-study and -prayer Roy Worthington, ¡meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. — i F. Sherwood Smith, m inister, I Assembly of (led Telephone 893L. U n ity Viewpoint to be given thru a series of lessons by M uriel F. Venable, pastor of U nity Center in Eugene, based on the textbook, “ Lessons in T ru th ," by Em ily Cady, at 7 p.m. Sunday In city lib ra ry clubroom, Cottage Grove. A ll welcome. Trinity Lutheran Church. Seven th and Quincy streets. The Church of the Lutheran Hour. Rev. Robert E. K un/, pastor. Phone 523JX Parsonage a t 1945 Lord Avenue. Divine service at 11 am . Sunday school and Bible class a t 9:45 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic church, Birch and H streets. Father Carl Mai, pastor, phone 105L. Mass at 8 and 11 a.m. Mass at Drain at 9:30 a m . Catechism classes Saturday at 10 a.m. London Church of Christ, 12 miles south of Cottage Grove on Blackbutte route. “T hat friendly church where you are a stranger but once." Bible study at 10 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. Sana Medford prcachcs second and fourth Sun days and Tom m y - Clark firs t and third. Communion at 11:45 a.m. Evening classes at 7 p.m.; Joe Olds,, teacher. — S. Thomas C lark is to be the speaker at 11 a.m. a t the London Church. ” — Southern «B aptist services • are held in the armory. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning wor ship at 11 o’clock. Evening wor ship at o’clock W. A. Brush, Sunday school superintendent. Ph. 383R Everybody welcome. Old fashioned gospel preaching at both services by Rev, James Black*hf Portland. Cottage prayer meeting. Wednesday 7:30. The Sentinel Business Cards -The Sentinel EVERYBODY WELCOME Southern Baptist Church 502. A ll welcome. Churrh of G<»d, Seventh and Adams. Rev. -H. D. Barkman, pas tor. Sunday school at 9:45 am . Devotional service- at 11 o'clock. Young People's meeting- at 6:30 p.m. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30 o’clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7:30. *- « Sunday School — 9:45 A. M. OLD FASHIONED GOSPEL PREACHING BY REV. JA M E SM . 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