Thur*.. Jun«- *3. 195.5
Local Delegation
St. Andrews to Observe Centennial
To Attend Jehovah With Century-Old Church Traditions
Hold Dance Sat
Ln’ie Bobbv Anlauf two-vear-
...
.. '
cld son of Mr und Mrs Robert
Anlauf. was tiKen to Shnne hos-
pit al in Portland w here he w ill
be placed tn a cast to make hip
sockets He will be in the cast for
about a year.
Don Walker is in the hospital
with blood poisoning caused by a
blister on his heel which became
infected.
At the annual meeting of Cur-
tin School District 5* the special
1 . y L budget and dirorf'tnrc
ara
ie
directors ti
were
voted <>n The budget received 17
votes for the budget and none
aga.r st Robert Gordmeer received
16 votes as director for a five-year,
term Fred Thompson received 16
votes for a four-year term, and
Gladys Kruse received 12 votes
for a three-year term. Marvin
I>eeds was a write-in candidate
and received 5 votes.
Sunday July 3 St. Andrew's special Centcnn:
Bv Mrs. iiuny Meacaam
1 Episcopal Church will observe Cot- am
a
Dance
Eighty deleg
from Co’tage ’ tage Grove Centennial w ith a
The service o: Holy Comma
club party was heM at the home
Grove congregation of Jehovah's;
the Rev L
ion. celebrated 1
ot Mr and Mrs Robert Gordincer
H Young, vicar of St And.
Saturday evening. Those present
J the fit
LSsemblKs scheduled
wili he in the form and tradition enjoying the party were: Cieed
the North American ।
of 100 years ago Special permis and Robert Morgan of Silk Creek;
continent th
sion ha» been received from B sh Leroy. Darlene and Beverh At-
Trinity Lutheran Church, Sev-
Fir«t Ch ti nil ..f Christ Selen
op DagweU to ux the 1789 Prayer tndge. Johnny Wilson. Sharon
1 enth and Quincy street
The tint. Services will te held at 24. v ancouver.
Book.
Galdabin. Tom Burge c.f Cottage
C.. La
Church of the Lutheran Hout.
Calif.. Dall.
Texas.
Church decorations will be in Grcve;Lavona Morgan. Jean Ames
Rev Robert Kunz, pastor
day morning and a 8 o'clock on । York City. N Y The Vancouver
the tradition of a century ago I <crothy Meacham.
Ladd.
1271. Parsonage at 725 Sou th Sec Wednesday evening unOay school assembly, which most ct the local
Closing program of Daily Vaca which was with gieat«: austerity Kenny Remington. Paul. I Ari and
end street.
tion
Church
School
was
held
Fri
at 11 o'clock.
dek»gates will attend, will be June
Father Young will wear ’he cleri Miriam Jacoo Johnn.e and Robert
Divine service at 11 am. Sun
day evening at First Baptist cal suit of his father.
. d«'»'anding f । 29 . July X at Empire Stadium
Gordincer,
Boss.
Alan
day school and Bible class at 9:45
Church with a large number of
Brown. Ronald Redford al) of
D.
L.
Howatd.
presiding
min-
Father
Younc
s
sermon
will
dis
am
•lust arrived, a large selection of SINGSPIRATION
parents
and
friends
attending
individual g
i j ister nc
’ , ' Pf'
here who w ill head the dcle- Handicrafts were on display in cuss the Churcn "Th« n and Now . Curtin vicinity; Linda Brookhart
will be brot
out at Ch—•
and
Judy
Harris
of
Drain;
John
I
gation
anounccd
today
that the classrooms
a comparison >f the worship of
Jrhov ah's Witnesses, Kingdom
RECORDS. Old-fashioned Revival Hour Quartet, Bev
Sunday
a total of 168,0« J
the Church and its m >- >nary ad Renolds, Donald Lane and Gonion
expected to
hall. 16th and Harvey Road.
One-hundred
and
seventy
pupils.
Stephens
of
Marcola
and
Mrs.
Scriptural selections in th
attend all five a
Regular services.
'*',n ; teachers and helpers were enroll- vancements in the pa t 100 yeais Gordineer's sister and her hus
erly Shea, and others.
n-Sermon entitled
Chi
Vancouver.
Following the service, there will
Bible,«!. £ Wednesday at 8 p.m Science will include the íoüowin 25 Wi
(
ed
during
the
ten-day
session
with
band.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Cari
Madison.
which will - ive th< northwestern
be an exhibit of a prayer hook at
Service meeting and Thrvicrauc (rorn Psalms ( 19uo ln
------- — . . “The law of United States and western Cana an average daily attendance of least 100 years old. with prayer Dancing was enjoyed with music
45-tfcxx
Ministry school Friday. 8 pm
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,
135
‘
the
Lord
is
perfect,
converting
the
'
da.
book» of later editions, and also furnished by radio and also Creed
study, Sund.
soul the testimony of the Lord' M; Howard described these as-
Contributions for sending Bibles the editions of the Hymnal, and and Robert Morgan. Refresh
p m. /
is sure, making wise the simple
ments were served of jello, cake
to Russia and 10n chscks to Egypt other books of interest.
semEjlies as part of a series of 11 amounted
to $81 2L
and cool aid.
The value of understanding this.. Christian convention
"In
1953
Depending
upon
arrangements'
The Church < t Christ. S.xth nd law will also be Drought out in ' xjr ji—
Miss Sharon Galdabini was an
The teaching and assisting staff the vicar may arrive at the
I
rd
pointed
out.
“
we
had
Gibbs "Proclaiming the Ancient
Director:
a,nd
: on* ■nternat.onal gathering of mm. included
church in the mode of 100 years overnight g ies of Dorothv Meach-
Gospel in a Modern Age" Bible M»rv p YJ
.£> isters at Yankee Stadium in Now I Randall ; nursery
D ago The service will be open to am Sat urdav i ight.
School 9:45 a m. Classes for al) ’ ILwinu
Knickerbocker’s
,h< York that drew a record attend- Franklin Mr- Robert B l n. Mr- the public and all visitors kill be
The North Douglas Grange will
ages Morning woiship and com following 1128 4-6. 14
The term ancc o, !65 s20 from 97 lands Juanita Barlow Carol Bridwell. welcome.
have a social night Friday. June
munion. 11 a.m
Science, properly understood, re-1
Mrs Kenneth Belcher of Rose- • Tea and coffee will be served 24 with a bail game at 6 30 and
5'oung People - meeting Sunday fees only to the laws of <Lod and 1 This year we hope our combined , burg and Mrs. William Stanley;
in the parish house after the serv wiener roast at dark Games will
6:30 p.m. Junior Fellowship, 6 30 to His government of the universe attendance will doubk ’hat.
Citi« in the United States and
Beginners Mrs Salem Magnus
'also be enjoyed
pm
inclusive of man
A know ledge | Canada named as convention sites son. Mrs John Hudson. Bonnie ice.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Monday meetings High school of the Science of being develops
Souvenir
folders
will
be
given
B C. Baker Betty Wilson. Darlene Wil out with the outline of the serv Gene Rem ngton home were Mr
Youth Fellowship. 7. at the Beach the latent abilities and possibili ! are Chicago. Vancr
Ins
Angeli
s
Dallas
and
New
York.
son. Marie Satterwhite and Mrs ice printed and explained in part. and Mrs. Ed Robinson of Oswego.
residence. Intermediate Boy’s, 7. ties of man It extends the atmos
at th ci Hinman rcs.dence and In- phere of thought giving mortals Those in Europe are London. Pal I Lee Strong;
All hymns sung will be with Mrs. Theo Robinson of Portland
Fresh! Tender! Delicious!
Primary Mrs H H Weeldrey- words and music used at least 100 and Mr. and Mrs Jack Mauldins
f jp Girl s 7 pm at the access to broader and higher is Reme Nuremberg Stockholm
' er Mrs Ray Comstock of Cres years ago.
home of .foyce Wheeler Wednes- realms It raises the thinker into and The Hague
of Cottage Grove.
day meetings, Indies Fellowship his native air of insight and per- ! Arrangements already are un- well Mrs Clifford Bush Mrs
Bonnell West Mrs. Glen Westfall
1O13*> am at the church house; spicacity."
On July 4. 1866. a la:.- port
delegates from the United States ' Darlene Adams and Karen Oat-
choir practice. 7 pm. All church
The reading room is also main and Canada to the European as- I ney;
of Portland. Main« was swept by
Bible study and prayer meeting, tained at the same address Mon
juniors Mrs. Ida Terveen Mary fire and a period of lawlessness
’ semblies T>e)egates from Latin
Arc and Acetv lene
8 p m.
day and Friday afternoons from . America. Africa. A ntralia and Lou Woodard and Mrs. Glenn Lee and suffering in the city followed.
June’s church services will be 2 to 4 o'clock
Reg. 29c Lb.
Two
companies
of
Marines
were
, the Far East also will attend in
Junior High: Mrs W Scott
a’ '5*' instead of 7:30 p m , con-
Christian Science Healing. ' Europe.
sent and remained for almost a
Ryan
Mrs.
Vilas
Hales
and
the
’flv 1 ’hpough the summer
KORE Sunday morning, 10:15.
week doing all manner of duty in
Rev W. Scott Ryan
r. shefwood Smith, minister.
Always A Good Buy At
connection with iestoring order
Mis.
(7yd«'
Sturdivant
was
as
Plume 893. Residence phone 893L
f irst Bandai < kan h.
sisted in the kitchen hy Mrs and relieving suffering They re
Frank White Carmen White and ceived the thanks of the city for
Cottage Grove
ptt leal ing Waters" by Oral Jefferson. W Scott Ryan, pastor
phone
lull
Mrs. H H Satterwhite. Women their services.
Imi . rYs at 1:30 p m. Sundays over
Thursday. June 23 . 2 30 p m
of the church donated more than
Welding Works
KASH.
This is fire weather Remem
YBA meeting Saturday
men s
Gu* -t speaker Sunday at First 1100 dozen cookies.
ber!
When
cigarettes
are
"Li!
Portable Welding Any Place
Methodist Church will be the Rev.
kVAIkem I iiion Church. Sunday work day, potluck supper.
Up", they have no sense of rea
Sunday . 9:45 am.. Sunday Cail Ma-m of Sunnyside Meth-
am Morning wor
ceeding
1100.
Rev.
Mason
is
a
son.
Most
forest
fires
are
caused
602 Main
Ph. 234«J
1030 Madison — Phone 181-Y
ship. 11 o'clock. Mr Earl Pcter- school for all ages 11 am. morn- 'odist Church in Portland He
prominent figure in conference ac by smokers who flip away burning
itu.
tor. A cordial invitation ing worship 6 30 pm. class in speak at both the 8..30 and 11 am. tivities and is well known for his cigarettes Be Careful Keep Ore
Baptist beliefs 7 30 p m . evening
rj^«f|nd«- l to everyone.
inter-denominational work.
gon Green.
service 8 30 p m . BYF
Rev Mason is in Eugene this
Tuesday . Harmony Circle meet week attending the sessions of the
London < hurch of Chrkt. The
small church with a big heart, ing Wednesday . 7 pm . prayer Oregon Annual Conference of the
‘uUeaxvi-Hots are treated as spe- meeting. 8 pm choir practice.
Methodist Church
^17*-*^ 's Come, w, i ship w ith
Sunny side Methodist is one of
us. We aim to do you all the good
Seventh-day Adventist < hur< h. । the larger churches in the Port
we can and no harm at al). Bi- 820 South Tenth Street J C Han land lira Fvith a membership < x-
IO-am classes for all son. pastor. AH are cordially in-
U k. A aching 11 am. Commun- rited to the church at stutn at
Hear Hour of Decision by Billy
ion 11:15. Evehing w< rship, 8 pm. 9 10 Provision is made for all the
Mid-week services, 8 p.m., Wed- family with classes held for adults Graham Sundays at 3 p.m. over
and the children beginning with
am speaker
Max the tiny tots. 11 a.m. speaker will
Hear Wings of Healing each ।
I liego w ho
Bradford
be the pastor
doing, preaching in a gosp« 1 mect-
All are invited to the mid-week ■ morning at 8 over KWJJ; Sunday
also will preach at N pm prayer sen ice beginning at 7 15. a.m. at 8 over KPOJ, Portland. ।
the speaker being the pastor A and Sunday p.m at 130 over i
Church of Christ, Fifth street blessing is to be gained by at I KASH. Eugene.
First Presbyterian < hiin h. Third I
near Monroe. R I. Morrison, min tending a season of prayer in the
and Adams streets. D Hugh Pen
ister, phone 784RX. Inrd s Day mid week.
Listen every Sunday to "The iston. pastor. Morning worship 11
s<Kswi»aschool 10 am.,
Sunday church school is
claannfaa all ages; morning wor Voice of Prophecy” program at | o'clock
ship at 10 50 o’clock. Communion 9 30. KORE 1450 View every Sun at 9:45 in all departments. The
Young People meet at the chinch
at lA-V». Evening services at 7:30 day over Channel 13. Eugene, at
9
5:30 Sunday afternoon. The
o'etot«' The Gospel of Christ over ’Faith for Today" at 4:30.
,
Chapel
is
open
at
all
times
for
KOMB each Sunday morning at
prayer and meditation Church
8:30. Mid-week service, Wednes
The Methodist < hurch.
phone 925 Residence 925L.
day evening at 7 .¡0
Washington, phone 108 Sydney
Visitors welcome. Your presence B Gaither, minister Residence,
St. Andrew’s Epi«opal Church,
*V1 A »appreciated.
1233 E Adams, phone 1089
West Mun and M Streets The!
Church School. 9 45 a.m Boyd
Tie Ite-organiz«'«! < hur< h of Allen, superintendent. A class for and 11 am Church school is also
Jesus ( hrist of Latter Day Saints .«11 agea
i at 11 o’clock.
lioldiv «as vices in the Eagles Hall.
Morning worship . Two mom-
711 Main St. above Cottage Grove ing
8 30 and 11 a.m.
The Free Meth<Hli«t < hur< h. 915
Vitft Ripply
Guest minister. Rev Carl Mason
Sixth Street The Church
mribwiy school at 10 a m Preach- Special music Nurserv is provide«! 1
»4*44». i.wi. Z. A. Coop, pastor. for small children Coffee quar- every Light and lafe Hour, heard
j..».j Sunday morning at 8..Ml
Phone 361 J.
minutes to Ke’(over KEX and KGO. Edvard C.
ter
A few
acquainted
Bush, minister, phone 66 h L
Our Lady of Perpetual II«'lp I lu» week
Sunday School at 9 45 am
Annual conference. First Church good ichool with classes for all
Catholic < hurch. Birch and H
streets. Father Carl Mal, pastor, Eugene. Thursday and Friday. | ages The new rooms will soon )>c
Service circle potluck. Tuesday. ready to further accommodate the
phone 1050.
Mass at 8 and 11 am Mass at 6 10 pm Afternoon circles. W«>d- i growing school.
nesday 130 pm MYF meeting.;
Morning worship will he at 11
Wednesday 7pm
a m Sermon by the pastor..Special
lb thcl ^Bon Chapel 'Bethel
singing You will want to hear the
tWi-e of <7od, Zion Habitation of
Blu«- 'fount.Un Iswmbly of Clod n< w Male Quartet.
< harch. S inday - hoo! at 9 45 a m
rt*c«
Lev. 17 11, Hosea 6
Young People meet at 7 pm.
Morning worship at 11 o’clock w ith the evening evangelistic sen.
5:6
Young
People
s
service
at
6
45
MevUph' second and fourth Fri
ice at 7 30 p m.
days at ? 30 pm. Come and the pm Evening evangelistic service
The Missionary prayer group
o'clock
!«urd will bless your soul Ixica-
meets !
pm in the roncx
study
Tuesday
7
45
p
m
Bible
8pn about 1 8 mile left side
for pra
meeting Thursday at 7 45
Vniton U',rx Eduard and I the
At th
alar prayer hour Wed.
B
pastors For further infor pm
nesday evening
Society meet-
We extend a cordial invitation ing of the church will meet and
mal.^ phone 502.
• and appeal to all to be with us and business will be attended to for
enjoy these services. Donald L the fiscal yea
the delegate
Church of Christ, at Saginaw. Anderson, pastor
will b«- elected for the Annual
The services are being held at
Hear Blue Mountain Gospel
the Saginaw schoolhouse at Sag- Echoes every Sunday from 9 to Conference meeting in Portland
July 20 This Conference will he
nav
vr es ire held at ln 30 9 30 a m. over KÛMB.
m conjunction with the Annual
Rev 4 >4 H Y ing vicar Ser
Camp meeting, which will follow
um ®ftT?:30 p m. on every Sun-
I. Il * < hur< h meets at
the Conference A good place to »o
Main St Sunday school at 10 am to get your spi itual strength re-
■il»re are no dividea classe« sacrament meeting at 7 p m
newed
irÇ X inday school and ’he:' is
ciety Tuesday at 1 p m Pri-
On Thursday the Church league
just eng Tup on the Lord s table. mary on
i
Wednesday at 10 am of the Free Method.st Church will
Mutual
meet in the high chool gym at
me«ts W.sincsday
. pm*f
the first so(tball game
C Hill
* I this sea:
or 97
There will
ct ion of offi-
I cars of the WMS in the annex
The A.wmblv of
4 Main | Friday at 7 10 pm Ail members
reet. Edgar W
pastor ; ire asked to be pre sent.
nstant Sunday I
• «
MB We i
have clas
ill age groups
NOT A PEN...
«i of rompe-
< IRt I «4 DAI
under the
nember when the
tent teachers. Tommy Knee is su
perintendent
s came to town
how thrilled you were
Morning worship the Assembly |
of God Hour, is broadcast over
watching the elephants
Kt >MB at 11 a m to 12 noon.
haul th« equipment in-
The CH: i s t's Ambassadors
ly as
people i meet at 6 45 pm
the
circus
president. The
if'l the new
cvenmg evangelistic serv
do
All year long we ve liern selling new Fords at a Leadership pai’e. Now
V-B POWER from the V-8 leader . . . that’« what you get in a
is at 7 13 The pastor will
we
re Scll-a-br iting in adv in e what looks like the most successful
when
bring the evening rr
Ford. And Ford's Trigger-Torque go" means more than ju*t trigger
W inoday evening nt 7 4?
sab's year in Ford history. We're offering Leadership Deals on all'55
quick action on take-offs. It gives you a whole new feeling of confl
th«‘IT [«if
Fords so you share the licnefits.
uence and security in traffic or on the open road.
will bring his pastorale message
th« dclig t >t <
one. young and
The Assembly of God Hour choir
W by not hop on the Ford Bandwagon join the big swing to Ford
VEARS-AHEAD LOOKS . . you see it in every Thunderbird inspired
meets Thursday evening for re-
get in on a deal that spells savings to you non while our summer "S ll-
he anal. Wc have a comfArtabie
line.
For, this '55 Ford is truly the styling trend-setter." Perhaps you've noticed,
a-bration" is in full swing nou' while your present car is worth its top
nursery for babies and small chil-
too, you see more and more Fords in front of homes where formerly only
dollar
no«'
while
you
ran
enjoy
a
full
summer
of
fun
in
America's
dren.
costlier cars were parked.
trend-setting, "GO'"-leading,
worth-more" car the brilliant '55
Church of <«<»d. Sevcnth and
Adams. H D Barkman. pastor |
Ford. Come in at your earliest come get our
SMOOTHER GOING
and you'll go more place«1 The rea-
Sunday church school at 9 45 a m i
Morning worship 11 o’clock Youth i
jonf Ford « revolutionary Ban jont Front Suspension is better than
Fellowship at 6 10 p.m Evening
ever. For 55, ipnngs ore tilted bock to absorb bumps from the front as
vangehstic service at 7 45 p m
Prayer and Bible study Wednes
well as up and down. You H find even the smooth roads «eem smoother I
day at 7 45 I’hone 514
Christian Brotherhood Hour ra- ’
dio program 9 am Sundays,
THE GIFT NOOK
ORANGE SLICES
2 cu«29c
WELDING
Rev. Carl Mason
To Speak Sunday
Knickerbocker's
BANDWAGON »
W .1
We’re “Sell-a-brating with Leadership Deals
on brand new
Fords!
Now going on !
So look again
K
DVD-FAST
Sells more because it 's worth more
Row River 4 alley Church, D>-
rena Sunday school begins 9 45
a m Morning’ wonhip at 11 o'clock
CoHage
.’«^ \ • : : f II • ■ [Kt
: 1
.
• liti No. Bill
i* 1000
Grove Sentinel
l‘h<>n< JV*
836 Main
FORD
Floyd Githens
Phone 27