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■Une), C ottage Grove, Oregon Thur»., April 0, 1053 \J A C T IV IT IE S The Methodist Church, 334 Washington Avenue. Clark S. Enz, minister. Church School, 9:45 ajn. Francis M. Trusty, superintendent. There is a class for every member of the family. Morning worship, 11:00 o’clock. Sermon: “Enemies of the Cross of Christ.” Special Music. Nur sery is provided for small child ren. youth Fellowship. 6:30 p.m. Myrtle Mae Johnson, president. AU young people are invited. THIS WEEK: Woman’s Society F t , Thursday (tonight) 7:00 pm . Woman’s Society, Thursday (to night) 7:30 p.m. Work night, Thursday (tonight) all evening. School night, Friday. Distrifct Youth Conference, Friday, Med ford. Ore. District Youth Con ference, Saturday, Medford, Ore. Boy Scouts, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Official board. Monday, 7.45 p.m. Woman's Bible class, Tuesday, 2:00 pm . Felloyvship dinner, Tues- day, 6:45 pm . Fellowship dinner Wednesday, 6:45 pm . Junior choir Wednesday, 6:45 pm . Senior choir Wednesday, 7:45 pm . Radio class, Wednesday, 8:00 pm. BAPTISTS SET FAMILY NIGHT (3 PROGRAM 10TH Calvary Baptist Set Evengelism Meets Seventh-day Adventist Church, South Tenth and Van Buren Sts. C. Lloyd Wyman of Springfield, minister. Dr. M. H- Schaffner, local elder. On April 11 at the 11 o’clock hour there will he a speaker from Laurelwood. Academy. Sabbath School, “the church at study” precedes the church ser vice and convenes at 9:30. Pro grams are provided for all age groups. Saturday afternoon. April 11, at 4 o'clock the Associated M. V. will meet in the Eugene church for a program to be presented by talent from Laurelwood Academy. The Academy will also present a secular program in the evening at the school auditorium in Eugene. April 12 the Federated Dorcas for this area will meet in the Armory from 10 am . to 3 p.m. The Cottage Grove ladies are to furnish the hot foods. Remember to invite your * friends to attend the Bible pic tures being shown in the Walden Community hall on Sunday eve nings at 7:30. Prayer meeting is held on Wed F irst Presbyterian Church, Third nesday night at 8 o’clock. Mrs E. C. Dye is in charge of the -u a j d sraajts surepy PUB meetings during April. iston, pastor. Morning worship 11 4 o'clock. Sunday church school is Sunset this week is 6:51. at 9:45 in all deparments. The Blue Mountain Church. Sunday Young People meet at the church a t 5:30 Sunday afternoon. The school at 9:45 am . Morning wor Chapel, is open at all' times for ship at 11 o’clock. Young People’i prayer and meditation. Church service at 6:45 pm . Evening evan Phone 925. Manse, 241 So. Third gelistic service at~7:45 o’clock. Bible study Tuesday 7:45 pm. 7 «Street, phone 925L. _ Prayer meeting Friday at 7 :45 Hear the National Broadcast pm. We extend a cordial dnvltatlon , “The Herald of Truth” Oh KASH, Eugene, with James W. Nichols and appeal to all to be with us and on the subject “Back to God.” enjoy these services. Donald L. Anderson, pastor. - This is at 1 pm. Daylight time. Friendship Club To Meet April 16; Area Residents III ev er y bo d y welcome It will be a family night at the Calvary Baptist church in Cot First Baptist church on Friday tage Grove, now meeting in the By Mrs. Hal Cochran April 10, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Lattam visitors at the dedica Armory, will rake part in the tion or the Friendly Street Church There will be a potluck dinner simultaneous Campaign April 15 SILK CREEK—The Neighbors’ ] of God at the comer of 23rd and followed by a big television pro to 26 in which 66 Southern Bap ! Friendship club will meet April I Cooperating With Southern Baptist Convention gram, "Forward with Christ,” Friendly in Eugene March 29 were tist churches in Oregon and ' 16 with Mrs. Beulah Smith, with starring members of the church. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Plaster and Mrs. Lola W e b b as co-hostess. Washington are participating. Scene I, “Inefficiency Experts” Mrs. R. O. Yearous. They accom According to the pastor, Rev. Members are a s k e d to bring a ] panied the L e s l i e and I-awton by the Youth Fellowship. magazine from home to be sold Scene II, “Meet the Pastor,” James W. Black, the evangelis for club funds. Hulls of Vancouver, Wash., who tic mission is "to reach the lost Jolly Junior’s Version. were visiting here at that time. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson i Scene III, “Hello World,” by with the gospel and enlist the un and children of Bieder, Calif., i The Rev. Wilma Perry is a cousin churched multitudes for the up of Mrs. Plaster, Mrs. R. O. Year Mrs. W. C. Martin. building of the kingdom of God.” spent the Easter week end with, ous and Leslie Hull. Her husband, 1 — Scene IV, -’Getting Educated,” He said, "It is appalling to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. j Clarence C. Perry Jr., is minister by Mrs. John • Lionberger and know that 80 percent af the popu Robinson. Kenneth returned t o ; of music at the new church. His Company. Bieder where he is teaching on OLD FASHIONED GOSPEL PREACHING Scene V, “Whatta You Know lation of the states are un Sunday, but his wife will be here brother, Rev. Guy F. Perry of In churched. Calvary Baptist church dianapolis, Ind., delivered the ded Joe,'1 by Joe Teel and co-workers is so- deeply concerned about that for a Couple of weeks, as she be- j BY REV. JAMES W. BLACK icatory sermon. Leslie Hull sang class. came ill with pneumonia and had 80 percent in Cottage Grove and - ' • 10-tfcxx Special prizes will be given to ‘T he Palms” which he has sung vicinity, that it will make an in to be in the Cottage Grove hos the children with the most par every Palm Sunday for 32 years. tensive effort^to reach them for pital for a few days. She is recov At the aftesngon service Mrs. Les ents present. The budget propo the glory of God. ering and expects to be able to lie Hull, pianist, and I^wton Hull, sal for the new year will be pre 1 ^ „ Assisting in the evangelistic ef come to the C. J. Robinson home cellist, played the offertory. About | sented and discussed. There wil fort will be Rev- J. Pat Brock, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rob 20 relatives of Clarence C. Perry be no pledges or offerings. Mem pastor of the First Baptist church, inson Sr. are caring for the chil Jr. came from California, Okla bers and their families will join Anhtony, N. M. Expenses of his dren. homa and Indiana for the occa in the Christian fellowship of this trip are beibg, paid by the An Grandma Ovfcrholser was in the sion. The mother of Mrs. Perry, program. 'Cottage Gcove.’ hospital for treat thon^* church. Mrs. Susie Snider-«of Oklahoma, Rev.'Black said that Rev. Brock ment but was able to come to her was also present. She often visits First Church of Christ Scientist, home at her son’s Ross Overhol- here with the Perrys. 242 Second street. Sunday morn would come to the “needy fields ser, last Wednesday. She is able of the West to preafch the un Mrs. Earl Marcy was to under ing worship at 11 o’clock. Sunday to sit up some. go surgery at Cottage Grove hos school at 9:45 am . Wednesday adulterated gospel of the £race Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell of pital April 8. evening meeting at 8 p.m. Reading of God, the old-time religion that London and Bob ' Powell of Cot Arthur Carnahan of Blooming room in the church building is has stood the test of time, temp tage Grove visited with Grandma ton, 111., drove to the Earl Wilsons open Monday and Friday after tation and fir®.” • Overholser Easter Sunday. to get his wife who had flown here noons from to 2 to 4 p.m. Mr: and Mrs. H, C. McCain of Trinity Lutheran Churrh. Seven Los Angeles are here for a two six days previously to visit her Consideration will be given to sister, Mrs. Earl Wilson. They re •the question “Are Sin, Disease, th and Quincy streets. The Church weeks’ visit with their daughter turned March 31. and Death Real?” which will of the Lutheran Hour. Rev. Robert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hebron church enjoyed a pro serve as the subject for the Les E. Kung, pastor. Phone 1271. Webb. gram and a good attendance on son-Sermon read in all Christian Parsonage at 1045 Lord Avenue. Webb. While they are here Mr. Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Har Science churches on April 12. A Divine service at 11 am . Sunday and Mrs. Webb will take them on per Casler were not able to attend verse from Proverbs will serve school and Bible class at 9:45 am . a motor trip to Portland and to due to her illness. Bonneville dam. as the Golden Text, "In the way Assembly of God. Rev. Edgar , Mr. and Mrs. I-eonard Blake of righteousness is life; and in and children, Claudia and R. D. of First Baptist Churrh, 5th the pathway thereof there is no White, pastor. Phone 195R. Sunday school at 9:45. A1 Schl- Bennett Creek, also Miss Millicent and Jefferson. Affiliated with death.” In the opening presentation mclpfenig, superintendent. Come Vaughn of Culp Creek were the American Baptist Conven and enjoy a completely depart tion. Minister, Wm. W. Sutterlin, from "Science and Health with mentalized Sunday school with a guests at the home of Mr. and phone 1014. 9:45 am . Sunday Key to the scriptures” by Mary class for each age group. Morning Mrs. Guy Smith Easter Sunday. A. B. Cook went to Eugene to School. Bible classes for all ages. Baker Eddy (p. 472) the propo 11 o^clock. an eleclrical workers’ union meet 11 am . worship. “The Pro sition will be set forth that worship Evening evangelistic service at ing on Wednesday night, April 1. mise of the Holy Spirit.” A mes because "All reality is in God and 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Cook and daughter . Mickey sage from Peter's great Pente His creation, harmonious and Tuesday indoor campmeeting at visited at the home of Mrs. Bob costal sermon. . eternal,” sin. sickness arid death 7:45 p.m. Thursday night Christ’s. 6:00 p.m. Baptist Youth Fel do not originate in Him and are Ambassador meeting, 7:45, Bob MvFilyden while he « as. at the meeting. lowship. 7:30 pm . worship, “One therefore without enduring re Fournier^.ptysident. Mr. and Mrs. Hal^Cochran visit Great Fellowship.” Special sound ality. ed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid pictures. Full Gospel Churrh. “Blessed of Mosby Creek Sunday night. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. prayer are they that do htlhger and London Church of Christ, 12 meeting. Thursday 7:30 pm., miles south of Cottage Grove on thirst after (His) righteousness” Legal Forms—The Sentinel . « choir practice. Friday (April 10) Blackbuttp ’route. “That friendly — Matt 5:6. ’T- ' , 6:30 pm . family night, potluck church. where you Are a stranger “Then shall we know if we fol church. dinner. Television pro but once.” Bible study at 10 am . low on to know the Lord,’-—Hosea New Filtra-matic Arc and Acetylene Only the Frigidaire gram, "Forward- with Christ.” Sermon at 11 a.m. Sam Medford 6:3. "Holding forth the word of life.” preaches Second and fourth Sun Elder and Mrs. E. T. Bates in Clothes Dryer leaves Automatic W asher All are welcome. days and Tommy Clark first aad charge. Everyone welcome. For third. Cbmmunion at 11:45 a.m. further information of services, no sticky lint, heat has Live-W ater Tin- -F ree M ethodist Churrh. Evening classes at 7 p.m., Joe call 502. or hum idity I Action I 915 S. 6th St. Cottage Grove, Olds, teacher- - « Oregon, 'The Church of the Light The 11 a.m. subject at the Lon „R ow R iver Valley Church, Do- This new and different automatic Here's the washing action that gets and Life Hour.” C. B. Starkey, don Church for April 12, “Why rena. Sunday school begins 9:45 pastor. Phone 669-L. Sunday The Old Testament ”, The speaker a.m. Morning worship at 11 o’ekx'k dryer tak&s the water out of the the 'deep -do w n* dirt no ordinary Portable Welding Any Place School 9:45 am ., Mrs. Thelma will Co- Sam Medford. with Kendall, -pasior. Every clothes — keeps it out of the air. washing action can touch 1 Yet it's Wright, Superintendent. Morning one Welcome. 1030 M adison-Phone 181-Y And does it without costly plumb worship, 11- o’clock. People’s gentle on nylons, rayons, woolens. Churrh of Christ, Monroe near meeting, Mrs, Standly Blowers, 5th,'"WT^C?" Harrison, minister:— Y urrh of God, Seventh arid Clothes are in water a ll (he time ing fixtures or venting! N o more leader. YPMS service 7 pm . A Lord’s Day services: Bible study Adams. Rev. H. D. Barkman, pas , • . not half-in, half-out. And the sticky lint on the walls. N o more study in the Gospel of Mark. 10 a.m. Classes for all ages. Wor* tor. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Evangelistic message, 7:45 p.m. ship service 10:50 am . Communion Devotional service at 11 o’clock. new fresh-water. Float-over Rinse steamy moisture in the air or on Mid-week service Wednesday, 11:45 a.m. Evening service 7:30 Young People’s meeting at 6:30 windows. And the Lifetime Porcelain gets out every trace of soap and 7:30 p.m. The W.M.S. will meet pm . Mid-week service, Wednesday p.m. Evening evangelistic service this week in the annex of the evening 7:30 p.m. soil, floating it up, aw ay and outl -finish on cabinet and drum will at 7:30 o’clock. Church at 1:30 p.m. Study of the Visitors welcome, rour presence Prayer meeting Wednesday eve See a demonstration I keep it beautiful for life I tidings, also secret pals will be will be appreciated, _. ning at 7:30. WOT revealed. Refreshments will lx? served. Mrs. Bernice Overton and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Disston Community B a p t i s t ’• I— - Mrs. John Ross hostesses. The Catholle churrh, Birch and H Church, Disston school gymnas M IL O IS New Frigidaire Electric Ironer general public is cordially invited. streets. Father Carl Mai, pastor, ium. Edward J. Morrison, Spring- '^ L äprimgtime , field, acting pastor. Phone 7-7176, phone 105L. with Exclusive Features I The Church of Christ, 6th and Mass at 8 and 11 am . Mass at Springfield.' New Prestoe-Matic foot control for Gibbs. The church of the friendly Drain at 9:30 am . Catechism Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morn , IvJITHOUR^ spirit. Bible school, 9:45 a.m. classes Saturday at 10 a.m. ing, worship at 11 o’clock. easier, faster ironing. Also, large, open- OIL D O Classes for all ages. Morning wor end roll tokes large pieces easily. Try ship and communion 11 o'clock. Hear Hour of Decision by Billy Dorena Full Gospel Sunday it today 1 Cuts ironing time in half I The sermon will be the first in Graham Sundays at 3 pm . over school 10 a.m. each Sunday. % a series on “The Seaside Para KASH; Church in the Home by mile up Rat Creek. Welcome bles.” Fred Jordan at 4 p.m. and Wings Maude Powell. Young people's C.F.C. 6:30 pm . of Healing by Thomas Wyatt at Hear “Wings of Healing” over Evening evangelistic service, 7:30 4:30 pm . also over KASH. KASH, 1600 k.c. Sundays at Come In N o w ! Ask about the p.m. Young |x>ople's Bible study 4:30 p.m. 7:30 pm. at the Beach residence. FRIGIDAIRE "LEISURE LAUNDRY* L. I). 8. Church meets at the St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Wednesday Services-Ladies Fel V.F.W’. hall. North River Road. Don’t take chances. Phone Plan yours on the lowest terms e v e rl lowship, 10 am . Choir practice 7 Sunday school, 10 am . Evening West Main. Rev. Evan Williams, p.m. Adult Bible study and prayer meeting 7 pm . Relief Society vicar. The first and third Sunday 548 for fuel oil. You'll like service, 8 pm. Study will be the Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. M I.A. Wed mornings at 8 o'clock Holy com the prompt delivery from a 4th chapter of Phillipians. Friday nesday, 7:30 p.m. V. C. Hill, munion is celebrated. The morn metered truck. Branch president. Phone 859. Pri ing service and sermon on these night work at. the church. mary meeting qt 4 p.m. Wednes days are at 9:15. F. Sherwood Smith, minister. The second and fourth Sundays Home tel. 893L. Church tel. 893. days. Holy communion is at 9:15 o’clock. Sunday school is at 9:15 each Sun day morning. * * 48 North 9th Phone 337 ------------ The Re-organlzed Church of oô^^t'MOBILHiATl Jesus; Christ, Latter Day Saints, will hold services every Sunday in Phone HIGH WAY 99 SO. Wedding invitations and announcements — The Sentinel. ihe Eagles hall, above Cottage Grove Auto Supply, 711 Main St. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 ,p.m Z. A. Coop, pastor, phone 361J. By Mrs. Esther Trunnell Church I Latham Residents Take Part In Rite Calvary Baptist Church Sunday School — 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship —11:00 A. M. Evening Worship — 7:30 P. M. IN THE ARMORY $299.75 $259.75 WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works MOBILW KID 3 e. No parking problems • when you drive on "Easiest St." f e e « ——-—-— - When you drive the beautiful new ’53 Henry J, you’re driving the easiest to handle and park car in America! Easiest on your pocket, too! Lowest-priced, full-size car! Delivers up to 30 miles on a gallon—travels for as little as a penny a mile for gas! Get on “Easiest St.” with Henry J! See your Kaiser-Frazer dealer now. I WICKS ELECTRIC v . llomax It CAN Happen to YOU! Are you penny wise and protection foolish? TAKE AN INVENTORY of every piece of furniture and home equip ment you own and make an estimate at today’s prices of how much money it would take to replace them. You 548 Hear the broadcast of “Healing Waters" Sunday morning at 8 a.m. over KUGN‘. Patronize Sentinel Advertisers SPECIAL E vangelistic C am paign APRIL 15-26 7:30 P. M. C alvary B aptist C hurch »
