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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1955)
Ixmdon Church of Christ. Tin heart Third and Adams I » I small church with ,ston. pastor. Mrs Foni t Woods where visitors are t cial guests. Bible study 10 am associate to the pastor Mrs H classes for all age •s Communion A. Hagen, organist 1 timi 111 45. Evening worship. 7:30 p.m The chapel is open at for prayer and meditation I Bible study with Bob Sunday E u ly worship 9 15 i tn ] teacher Mid-week , p m . Wednesdays, John Odon' Sunday School at 9 45 an. cli" om n es for all age teacher The 11am subject is "Faith through high sei .and Works" 'Heb. 11 and J ames and Mizpah Mr- s Archie W: superintendent. Morning woi Speaker is Sam Medford. Faith Baptist (hureh (Conserv at 11 a.m. ative Baptist» 1101 East Mani St hmm Sunday evenin. Blue Mountain Assembly of God Sunday School is at 9 45 a m The (hureh. ti Mrs and Sophomores nu Sunday school, 9 15 am Rev Earl N Peterson will speak I Sen- 11 o'clock Warren Hansen; Ju on "The Patient Savior" at the ' Morning worship. i p.m ors meet with the 45 p.m I Young People's service. 11 a m. service. Evening service Junior High groui re. 7 45 Evening evangelistic sei 7:30 pm. Rev. Peterson will speak Mrs. A. G. King. on "All That Offends," a message o'clock. Thursday 6 45 p m Junior Choir Bible study, Tuesday. 7 45 p.m on the second coming of Christ. •ayer meeting Thursday, 7:45 7:30 p.m Adult Choir. Mid-week prayer service and Bi You are welcome to attend any ble study Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. p.m. We extend a cordial invitation of these activities You are cordially invited to attend and appeal to all to Ive with us and Donald L enjoy these sen Anderson, pastor Row River Valley ( huri h. IVo- Hear Blue ! Mountain Gospel se hoolhouse at a.m. rena. Sunday school begins 9 15 Echoes every Sunday from 9 to Sunday. a.m. Morning worship. 11 o'clock 9:30 am. over KOMB. There an no div idl'd with Les Milan, pastor. Young nor Sunday people's meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday. Church of Christ. Monroe Ave just one cup on the Lord's table. Everyone welcome. between Third and Fifth streets Sunday Bible study at 8 am., 315 meets I. I» s. First Baptist < hureh, Fifth and classes for all ages; worship at Main St. Sunday school .it 10 a m . Jefferson, phone 1014. Dr. Ken 9 a m. Evening worship. 6 pm sacrament meeting at 7 p tn.. Re neth Gray Hobart, interim pastor. Mid-week Bible study, 7:30 p.m. lief Society Tuesday at I p m. Pri Sunday - 9.45 am. Church Wednesday. mary on Wednesday at 10 a m You are always welcome here. Mutual Improvement Association, School with graded classes for all ages; 11 a.m.. morning wor Charles H. Crider, minister. Box meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. V ship. 6:30 p.m.. Baptist Youth 111. phone 1260. C. Hill, branch president, ph. 85'.» Fellowship for juniors and sen or 97. iors; 7:30 p.m.. evening worship. Hear Hei aid of Truth each Sun In the morning Dr. Hobart's day at 9:30 a m. over KERG. sermon topic will be “The Word House of God, Zion Habitation ol The Ke-organized Church of Is Seed;” his subject for the eve Peace. Lev. 17-11, Hosea 6:3, ning sermon will be "By Grace.” Matt. 5-6». Tne mid - week meeting for holds services in the Eagles Hall, Meetings every Friday at 7:30 prayer and Bible study will take 711 Main St. above Cottage Grove p.m. location about place Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Auto Supply. left side Thornton Lane. Edward Sunday school, 10 a.m. Preach and Etho Bates, pastors, phone Scripture passage for discussion ing. 11 a.m. Z. A. Coop, pastor. Springfield 7-2547 or Cottage is Matt. 6: 19-34. Choir rehearsal will he at 8:30 Phone 361J. Grove 502. p.m. Wednesday, with Mrs. Salem Magnusson, directing. A cordial The Church of Christ, Sixth and welcome to the services of this Gibbs. "Proclaiming the ancient friendly church is extended to all Gospel to a modern age." Bible The Co-Workers class will hold school, 9:45 am Sunday. Worship its monthly business meeting and service. 11 a.m. Youth fellowships, party December 10 at 7:45 p.m. high school, intermediate and jun in the Vilas Hales home on Silk ior ages. 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic Creek. All young adults are in- service, 7:30 p.m. The 11 a m. sermon topic will ' vited. be "Is Unity in Christendom Pos Andrew’s Episcopal Church sible?" The topic for the 7:30 p.m. West Main and M. Streets. The service will be “We Would See Jesus.” Rev. Lee H. Young, vicar. Monday night at 7 p.m., High vices: Every Sunday at 7:30 a.m. and 11 a m. Church school is also School Youth Fellowship at the Bob Beach home; Intermediate at 11 o'clock. Remaining services during Ad- Boys’ Youth Fellowship, 7 p.m. at vent will be the Corporate Men's the church, with George Gibson Communion and Breakfast Decem as leader; Intermediate Girls' ber 4 at 7:30 a.m. The children's Youth Fellowship. 7 p.m. at the and pro home of Joyce Wheeler. pre-Christmas Wednesday meetings: Ladies' gram will be December 18. Fellowship and Bible study at 10:30 a.m. at the church. A sack luncheon is served at noon and the afternoon will be spent in sewing and calling Choir practice at 7 p.m., and Bible study and praver meeting at 8 p.m. The Christmas cantata, “The Exalted Christ.” will be pre sented by members of the choir Sunday evening, December 25. F. Sherwood Smith, minister Rom. 1:16 Phone 893. Residence phone 8931. Church Culp Creek Aasemhlv of God. Phone 68488. W A McBride . pas tor. Ella Ballinger, Sunday School superintendent Sunday serv ices, 9 45 am . Sun day School; 11 am. church wor ship hour; 6 p.m.. Young People's service; 7 p.m., evening church worship. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Bible study and prayer. "A cordial welcome awaits you heie." Jehovah’s Witnesses, Kingdom hall, 16th and Harvey Road. Phone 3F2. Regular services. Bible study Wednesday at 8 pm Service meeting and Theocratic Ministry school Friday. 8 p.m. Watchtower study, Sunday at 7 p.m. Seventh-day Adventist Church, 820 South Tenth Street. J. C. Han son. pastor. All are cordially in vited to the church to study at 9:30. Provision is made for all the family with classes held for adults and the children beginning with the tiny tots. Walter Blehm. Mis sionary Volunteer secretary for the Oregon conference will speak at 11 a.m. The Assembly of God, 724 Main Street. Edgar W. White, pastor. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a m. We have classes for all age .groups under the supervision of competent teachers. Calvin Davis is superintendent. Morning worship, the Assembly of God Hour, is broadcast over KOMB at 11 a.m to 12 noon. The C h r i s t’s Ambassadors (young people) meet at 6:45 p.m. Bobby Davis is preside it. The Sunday evening evangells.ic serv- ive begins at 7:45. The pastor will bring the evening messag ?. Tuesday evening is pray?r meet ing night and Thursday is. Bible study and prayer service. Choir meets Friday evening. Week nu’ht services begin at 7:45. We have a comfortable nursery for babies and small children. Walker Union Church. Sunday school, 9:45 am. Morning wor ship, 11 o'clock. Mr. Earl Peter son, pastor. A cordial invitation ia extended to everyone. morning and at 8 o’clock New Sevenih-Day Officers Accepted How safety and streng: tie maintained through st :• w ill trust in God m Sc ii brought out at How Christian Science on KVAL-TV, Channel 13, p.m. each Sunday. Our Lady Catholic of l*er|M'tual Help ■eh. Birch and H ■ Carl Mai, pastor, phone 1050 Mass at a m. Mass iity Lutheran and Quincy Robert Kunz, pastor ond st rei Divine aan. Hour. The Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon traveling repre- Watchtower Bi* w York, is. viM|A hove congregA- Witnesses Tucs- through Sunday, -1 ’>■ Dec 12 Luke 10 : 25-42; h-c’ 13 Luke 15: 1-10; Dec. I Luke 15; 11-32; Dec. 15 li-hn 3: 1-17’ 1 )ec. 16 John I 1-14; l>ec. 17 Jolin 14 Daily Scripture readings •ecommended will Ix' continued hrough the remainder ol 1955 11 ined that the is to improve ality of Bible the local Wit. t iblished sys- md cunatruct- personal demon. minister (Wsir- theis who are interested ■ i si its practical value, inio is scheduled to give nu: m itive lecture, "How Bi* nciples Apply to Your Paul F ■of. Wi ■im bietke won 7 pm. Sunday at King- Christian Collegi is church ti ! 16th nd Harvey Road. m invited to attend free of nier Bob Wils md no collection will tie young ix'oples department taken a t any time." stated the the t’athiindir club. uuiay evening t lyde Randall pi esuliti » minister of the group. ved as toastmaster of the group DoiVas welfare program this meeting. The group voted ccntmue under suix-rvision hold a monthly evening meet- Mrs. Mae Downs Ra.v \ an B and elected Mr. Randall cum will serve as the chan man ;ram chairman, of the school board, with Mrs Stanley Bullock continuing as he first speaker, Mr. ike, home and school leader. Wise., and the inspiratioi ceived m enjoying the fi at the summer camp tlr Siefke spoke on the su from last year. Mrs. J: TV SERIES for Everyone I >ays." Men man will head the list ink in intendent. Don Myers This Week: Your Child Is Oberg and Mis. Robertson tv- at 11 a m. Siin maining as leaders for the primary and kindergarten depart merits. Mrs. Herbrandson will begin as Baptist Men’s Group Organized Saturday Safe in God's Care KVAL-TV Channel 13. Sunday 5:15 p.m. pel of Christ I Cor. 15:1-4 2 Thess. 1:7-9 Church of God. Seventh a n d Adams. H. D. Barkman. pastor. Sunday church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Evening BIBLE VS. THE BOOK OF MORMON evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. Prayer and Bible study Wednes Those who apologize for these “Every scripture inspired of day at 7:45. Phone 514. God is also profitable for teach errors say, "How could you ex ing, for reproof, for correction, for pect just a mere child, a young The Methodist Church, 334 instruction which is in righteous man without any education, to Washington, phone 108. Sydney ness: that tne man of God may be write such a large book without B. Gaither, minister. Residence complete, furnished completely making grammatical errors? Do 1233 E. Adams, phone 1089. unto every good work." (2 Tim. not be deceived by this chicanery. Church School 9:45 a.m. Boyd Here is what is claimed for the 3:16,17). Allen, superintendent. A class for "Seeing that his divine power Book of Mormon: "Joseph Smith all ages. hath granted unto us all things would put the seer stone into a Morning worship. 11 am that pertain unto life and godli hat, and put his face into the hat, Sermon: “The Use of Scripture." ness, through the knowledge ot drawing it closely around his face A nursery is provided for pre him that called us by his own to exclude the light; and in the school children. MYF Sub-Dist. giory and virtue.” (2 Peter 1:31. darkness the spiritual light would Conncil meeting. First Church, Eu shine. A piece of something re These two passages of scripture sembling parchment would appear, gene, 3 p.m. MYF meeting, Sun show that the Bible is all that is and on that appeared the writing day, 7 p.m. needed. The Bible not only claims One character at a time would Th'* week: to he sufficient to save man from appear, and under it the transla Community Christmas program. his sins, it also condemns anyone tion in English. Bro. Smith would Armory, Thursday, < tonight i, 8 that dare add to or diminish from read off the English to Oliver o'clock; Woman’s Society of Chris, its teachings. The Book of Mor Gowdery, who was the principal tian Service bazaar, merchants mon claims to be superior to the scribe; and when it was w»ritten lunch and tea room. Saturday, Bible. There is one thing sure: and repeated to Bro. Joseph to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Work party, the Bible and the Book of Mor see if it was correct, then it would Saturday, basement. 9 am. - 4 mon both cannot be the truth be disapjiear. Thus the "Book of p.m.; Official Board, parlor. Mon- cause they contradict each othM Mormon" was translated by the day. p.m. ; Cub Scouts, as the following will plainly show. power and gift of Gixi, and not by Friendship hall, Tuesday, 7:30 DARKNESS AT THE CRUCI the power of any man." »Address p.m.; WSCS all day meeting, FIXION OF CHRIST. The Bible to Believers, By David Whitmer, executive meeting, 10:30 a.m. says, "And it was about the sixth page 12. Whitmer was one of the Prayer group, 11:30 am sack hour, and there was a darkness three, so called, witnesses of the lunch, noon; general meeting, 1 p.m., Wednesday; choir rehearsal, until the ninth hour." (Luke “Book of Mormon”). 23:44». Book of Mormon says, Look at the mistakes above! If Wednesday, Junior, 6:45 p.m. - “three days” Heleman 14:20. their own story is the truth. God Senior, 7:45 p.m.; Adelphia Circle, Whom will' you believe. Luke or is responsible for these mistakes Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Joseph Smith? and not the “young, uneducated The Free Methodist Church. 915 ,, THE PLACE OF CHRIST'S boy.” says that PARTS OF THE BOOK OF South Sixth Street. Edward C. BIRTH. The Bible Christ was born in Bethlehem. MORMON COPIED FROM THE Bush, minister, phone 669L. The l Matt. 2:5; Luke 2:4-7). Book of BIBLE. »King James Version). It Church of the Light and Life Mormon says, "And behold, he is claimed that “The period cov Hour, heard every Sunday at 8:30 shall be born of Mary, at Jeru- ered by Book of Mormon annals a.m. over KEX and KGO. Sunday School begins at 9:45 extends from B.C. 600 to A.D. salem." Alma 7:10. a m. with classes for all ages. CHRISTIANS In the Bible we 421." , . The King James Version of the Hazel Witte is superintendent are told that "the disciples were ’called Christians first in Antioch.’ Bible was published 1611 A.D The morning service begins at (Acts 11:26». Book of Mormon However, about one eighteenth of 11 a.m., with the sermon by the informs us that there were Christ the Book of Mormon consists of pastor and special singing. Young ians in the year 73 B.C. Alma word for word quotations from people’s service is at 7 p.m.. and 46:15. Is it not somewhat strange this version. How could they have the evangelistic service at 7:30. that people would be wearing the quoted it word for word hundreds Weekly prayer service is at 7:30 p.m every Wednesday. name of Christ 73 years before he of years before it was written? You are cordially invited to at For example, Paul says. "Love was born? The Book oi Mui mon to the contrary notwithstanding. is not EASILY provoked.” <1 Cor. tend any and all of these services. ----------- ESTABLISHED. 13:5). The King James translators CHURCH Christ said. "I will build my added the word "easily"; Raul When actually said, “Love is not pro 16:18» church.” iMatt. -- Christ said. "I will, we know it voked." Now, in the book of Mor- was to be done in the future. mon i Moroni 7:45 w hich was sup Book of Mormon teaches that the posedly written in A D. 400, 1200 church was established 147 years years before the King James before Christ was born. Mosiah Translation» there is the same statement that is in the King 18'17 Here are some GRAMMATICLE James Version Namely: "Love ERRORS WHICH GOD DID NOT is not easily provoked." The King MAKE BUT JOSEPH SMITH James translators admittedly added this word. It is not part of 1. "The words . . . it " 2 Nephi the original language. How did it happen to be a part of the book of 334. m 2. "And it supposeth me. Mormon unless by copying from the King James Version. Words of Mormon 1:2. I conclude that Joseph Smith 3. "For it wispereth me. Words of Mormon 1:2. . was an imposter and the book of 4 "We are A desendant ot Mormon is a fraud, and the whole svstem is an insult to Christ and Joseph." 1 Nephe 6 2 5 -I would cite your minds His word. ASK YOUR PREACH WOOLOWIOC && f PtAOIWO MOWTM FORWARD to the time when the ER what he thinks. You may have Norcwsf* 24-r^Cf^'9 25 Ixtrd GAVE these command been deceived by Joseph Smith Anexi&Ax AIBIX scxatTT but you don't have to continue in ments" Alma 13:1. . that state. 6 "It seemeth me. Moroni 9 Ask your preacher if he would No one claims that the men We have a nice selection who translated the Bible were in like to discuss these things for from $1.50 to $7.00. spired They may have made ensically. "The churches of Chnst salute grammatical errors. However, it is claimed that God guided Joseph you ” i Rom 1616» Charles H. Crider. Preacher Smith in writing every woreI or CHURCH OF CHRIST the Book of Mormon IN ENG Box 111 Phone 1260 We Give Saving Stamps. LISH Therefore, where such mis Cottage Grove. Oregon takes occur, it is proof their Paid Advt.^ claims are false. C.G. 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All told, the forest industry is the foundation for more than half of the economy of Oregon and Washington. Page 5 BibIe Society Man Visits Witnesses * l> MIA BIBLE RE MMNGS :esied for 'dulv* l'ihie leading. ¿Hing Sunday with Universa! üble Sunday. Kev noting the Lesson entitled "God the prese Man" will be th.' Goldi from Exoibis (15 2>: "TI is my strength and song, is become my salvation.” to he read Among the passa ealth with from "Science and by M.uy Wa - following Baker Eddy wil VS and Mi i will those who trust Him find that ran >n our refuge and strength. charge u i. Bill The reading room is also main program. work tained at the same address Mon tment. day and Friday afternoons Iron KORE Sunday morning. 10 15 Thur«., Dec. «. 19M The forest industry leaves nothing to chance in its constant effort to meet increasing competition from other building materials. Markets for the wood products of this region are being won and held liecause the industry carefully plans each step leading to the ultimate sale. Selling begins in the mill itself. It is here that quality control ana good manufacturing techniques result in products that can deliver full satisfaction. By brand-naming such products, many manufacturers develop a reputation for dependable quality and ability, thereby encouraging a flow of repeat orders and steady customers. The industry keeps the merits of wood before millions of prospec tive users through widespread advertising and sales promotion. In addi tion, it employs thousands of people to sell forest products to dealers, architects and builders. Finally, the industry builds sales volume through research that develops new and better products as well as new markets. The successful sale of forest products is important to all of us in the Pacific Northwest for it helps stabilize the economy of the region. 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