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«M • •»» • toge 4 o ». >FTe SfcVflWïî, IhrtE’WJ» fcr-W» W v * . •*> * *Pf7 V a l * « C o m m u n ity C hurcfc. O ld CHURCH NEWS A nnouncem ents o f ch u rch a c tiv itie s d u rin g the com ing week in th e C ottage Grove area. » w w — m i » m w ti n mnnmaaaanoaaoaanumarmixoao a c t r ' t r m n a c r t i ■. r- n ra n irrr^ r. c m . f t d e n a x - r ' r t t r f t r r t m t m Drain Guild Slates Epiphany Tea Potluck Dinner to Kickoff Missions Study at Church A potluck dinn er at fi p in Sun day at the M ethodist church w ill k ic k o ff a missions study, “ The A rm s of Compassion, ' sponsored by the com m ission on missions The speaker of the evening w ill be the Rev. Clarence Desler, pas to r of Creswell Methodist churc h whose topic w ill he “ Why C om passion?” The study classes w ill be held fro m 7 to 8 p.m each Sunday evening s ta rtin g January 20 and continuing through F ebru ary 16 W illia m B rom ley w ill be the lea d e r of the classes and he w ill be assisted by other church mem hers. Schedule of the studies is Jan ua ry 20 — H arold Thorin. m anager of Lane County Good w ill Industries, w ill -.peak on “ Not C h a rity, Rut a Chance Jan ua ry 27 — The topic w ill be “ Eyes That See Not Kars That H ear N o t.” A Cottage Grove re sident w ill tie the speaker and w ill dem onstrate sign language F e b ru a ry 3 — A group of local church m em bers w ill lead a les son on “ Unto These H ills F e b ru a ry 10 — A film s trip on social dis, "A cro ss the Crowded W ays” , w ill be shown Lecture Series Slated in Eugene M rs. M arg ue rite S chuhart of uicnto ( alii series of B ible lectures in F u l l di at the Y.W.C.A Rat terson, beginning Jan ua ry 18. M rs. S chu ha rt’s fo rm a l study of the Rible began w ith her un de rgraduate w ork w ith D r ( 'a r l Sum ner Knopf at the U n iv e rs ity of Southern C a lifo rn ia , of w hich she is a graduate. H er Bible study was continued under Dr Mabel D o m inick w ith a histo ric al approach H i t m a jo r w ork however, has been from a lite r a ry standpoint under M rs Edyth A rm stro n g Hoyt, w ith whom she is now associated, and together they conduct and lecture in tours each spring to1 th«« Bible Lands. M rs. Schuhart has also don«« «’OP- siderable graduati« work at fvac- ram e nto State College on siu< ties in the M iddle East Tw o courses w ill be given Th«« m orning serie s w ill he, “ Pa ul, the U n iversa l .A postle” . The «•ve ning subject iIs. “ H ighlights of the Old Testam ent C o n tin u ity " The courses are non denom ina tio n a l and non in te rp re tive . Reservations and fu rth e r in fo r m a,ion m av be obtained bv w rit mg M rs. Opal I, Thorp«« 36 W 151 h Ave , Eugene Annual Meeting Due at St. Andrews St. A ndrew 's Episcopal church w ill hold its annual m eeting Mon day, Jan ua ry 14 at Hidden V al ley G olf Club A no host dinner w ill be ti«-l<t at «, 30 p in and the m eeting w ill be al 7 30 p in A ll a i t welcome. O ther m eetings this week in elude choir pra ctice al 7 1'» p in at the church and a m eeting of young people in lh«> p a ris h h a ll a, 8 p m op T hursday At to a in. the same day St M a rth a 's G u ild w ill meet at th<« home of Mrs Kidney |gissw««ll Luncheon w ilt be served I illow ing the tins mess m eeting a id ««lection of of fie e rs for 1963 Don C Jo iin so n fa m ily were to leave th is w eek fo r P o rt la n d M r J« thnson sei veil on Ihe I’h e F e b ru a ry 17 — w ill be “ M ethodi p ita l and Hornes fro m P earl Buck present and w ill a A b a b y s itte r v fo r a ll the missio iual Epiphan« s ilv e r tea held fro m 2 I to 4 p.m . it St D avid I s Episcopal ■hoo| stre e ts it B an M em bers of St D a v id ’s in i Jr e sponsoring the event G uild fo r ,1 ie I >< nefit of th e ir projects. M rs Io« ■ Da m a il is general ■» stu d v top B u ild s Ho A speak« hool w ill I show a filn be provid« studies. lonesom e Lake' Story to Be Tdd The story of "Loncsc inc La ke” w ill be shown in p ic tu r • and nar- ra tio n in the S p rin g fi •Id Junior High School at 7:30 p m. Satur day, Jan ua ry 12. The program w ill feature sound sho s of fa m nus T ru m p e te r swans, es the la r gest flock in the w o rt I in;: for th e ir breakfast Dram, die close- ups of deer. bear, moos e and in a ny other birds and j n i nials w ill lie shown d o ry Lonesome L a ke ” is tl Ralph Edw ards, the famous rusoe of Loncsom la ke ” who ’ arv a home out if the w ilds »f AI ;ka His sto rj has been fea tu ie d in Readers D ig e st, F arm Jo u rn a l and other publications The sto ry include.« the account he self taught him self >f h hu er m ath m atics and a irc ra ft in and c instruction an«l lear ned to fly a plane at the age of 62 J ohn E E dw ards, his son w ill n a rri ate the program Adm ission adults; 25c fo r w ill be 50 • fo r ch ild re n I a m ila » w ill be adm it ted fo r $1.50 The home and schools of Eu gene, S pring field and Cottage Adventist G rove Seventh ay church school art sp o nsoring tin« pro gra m . The public is in v ite d O ffice rs Installed A t Local Church ■ fo r St D a vid's (¡m id were elect«««! recentl the home o f Mi - Forrest Johnson I m in d ed are M rs Johnson, pre sid ent; Mrs D a rna ll. firs t vie«' president Mrs Paul Woodcock J r , second vie«« president M rs George La- G rander was r«,« l<,cted secre ta ry tre a su re r Mrs Jam es K in g is re tirin g president Those con firm ed by the Bishop of Oregon d u rin g D ecem ber were Susan King, Robert K ing, Lew is T itus. K a th ryn T itu s and Paul Woodcock J r E lizabeth Wood- rock was received from the Ro man C atholic church C« lp C re ek A s s e m b ly of • •4, O m ile SE of W alden Store on M osby Creek road A. J. Q uinn pastor Ph WH 2-2203. Sunday school, 9:45 a m. Ho- be rt G Brow n, superintendent. M orn ing w orship a t 11 a m. . Young People's service at 6:30. I ’ M H a rold G. D avis, pre sid ent. W orship, 7:30 p.m . W om en's M issiona ry C ouncil meets eve ry oth er Tuesday at 10:30 a m. Lorene H a rw e ll, p re sident. W ednesday, 7:30 p m B ib le study and p ra y e r m eeting. F irs t Church of God, general offices, Anderson, Ind , Seventh and A dam s. H. D. B a rkm a n . pas tor. Parsonage, 1254 E. M adison, phone WH 2 2110. Sunday school Sunday, 9:45 a m M orn ing w o rship 11 a.m . Y outh F ellow sh ip 6 p.m . E v e ning w orship service at 7 p.m . each Sunday. M idw eek service each W ednesday at 7 p.m . The Church of God. w ith o th e r churches of the W illa m e tte V a l- ley bring s the C h ristia n R rother- hood H our ra d io p ro gra m each Sunday at 9 a m. ove r ra d io s ta tio n K U G N . Union Church, Sunday school 9:45 a m M orn ing w o rsh ip at 11 a m W a lk e r Walden school house Sunday school at 10 a n i. P rea ching s e rv ices at 11 a m. M r. Buck Renz, pastor He is a student at N o rth west C h ris tia n college. they bring, — blessings which, even if not acknow ledged in a u d i ble words, attest our worthiness to be p a rta ke rs of Lo ve .“ The M ethodist C hurch, Rev. O rv ille C ovault, pastor. 117 F irs t Church of C h rist, Scien South 3rd. Phone WH 2-3410. tist. Services at 242 2nd St. 11 C hurch School, 9:45 a m., Boyd a m. Sunday and 8 p m W ednes A llen supt. W orship service, 11 day evening Sunday school at 11 a m . a.m . N u rs e ry care provided fo r c h il C h ris tia n Science H e aling over dren too young to attend Sunday KO B E Sunday at 10:15 a m school classes R e siling Room, C hurch ed ifice M ethodist Y ou th F ellow ship M onday and F rid a y , 2 4 p m m eets at 6:30 p m in the church C om m union services w ill be W ednesday, 7:45 p m . choir held this Sunday m a ll C h ristia n pra ctice . Science branch churches and so T hursd ay. Ja n u a ry 10, N athalie cieties throu gh ou t the w o rld . The church tenets w ill he read, and W esleyan Service G uild meets the congregation w ill be in vited a, 7:30 p.m in the church p a rlo r Rev. A. W. T ipp et, of NW C hris, to kneel in silent com m union. ian College w ill be the guest The Lesson-Sermon is on “ Sac speaker. ra m e n t.” and B ible readings w ill Sunday. Ja n u a ry 13. the com include this verse fro m M atthew m ission on m issions is holding 5: “ Blessed are they w hich do a po tluck d in n e r at 6 p m as a hunger and th irs t a fte r r ig h t k ic k o ff fo r a m issions study. eousness: fo r they sha ll be “ The A rm s of C om passion.” the fille d .” fir s t of a series of six. w hich From "Science and H ealth w ith w ill be held from 7 to 8 p in The Key to the S c rip tu re s ” by M a ry Rev. C larence Desler, pastor of B aker E ddy this selection w ill a l C resw ell M ethodist church, w ill so be read (p 4 ): “ The h a b itu a l speak on “ Why C om passion” ’ struggle to be alw ays good is u n ceasing p ra y e r Its m otives are Church of Jesus Christ of L a t made m a n ife st in the blessings te r-D a y Saints, Cottage G rove w a rd, ,0th and Q uincy. Jack Spady, bishop, P. O Box 572, Cottage G rove. Phone WH 2- 3028. Priesthood m eeting 9 a m. Sun day. Sunday school 10:30 a m. Sacram ent m eeting 6:00 p m. on Sunday. F ire sid e fo r youth be tween ages 12 and 20 in recrea- tM B h a ll at 7 30 p ni ea< h 8 ■ day w ith the exception of the fir s t Sunday of the m onth. R elief Society 10 a m Tuesday P rim a ly 4:00 p.m . W ednesday. M utual 7:15 p.m . Wednesday. Church of C h rist, S ixth and Gibbs. Phone WH 2 3822 B ible school at 9:45 a.m . A r chie Pow ell, supt. M orning w o rship and co m m u n ion service at 11 a.m . Sunday. Ja n u a ry 6 — Kenneth C lark, a m em b er of the local church, w ill b rin g the message at 11 a.m . and the eva ng elistic ser mon at 7:30 p.m . J u n io r chu rch fo r fou r-ye ar- olds throu gh the sixth grade and Cherub chu rch fo r tw o- and three-year-olds, 11 a m . A supervised n u rs e ry is p ro vided fo r a ll ch ild re n up to tw o years of age d u rin g B ib le school and m orn ing w orship. Crusaders fo r C h ris t (h ig h school g ro u p ) m eet at 6:30. M r. and Mr# A p *I« s F - s m î «W? 7*.*^ Patten, leaders J u n io r G irls C h oir ai O p m. on Sunday. W ednesday m eetings: Women of the church m eet tor B ib le Study at 10:30 a.m . each W ednesday follow ed by a sack lunch at 11:30. A fternoons are spent in sewing fo r the needy and ca llin g on shut-ins. 7 p.m. Hour of Power, for all fges. 8 p m. Choir practice. The Reorganized Church of Jo- sus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Eagles H a ll, 709'2 M ain S treet, E ld e r Duane Coop, pastor. Phone W H 2-2712. Song service led by young peo ple at 9 45 a m. C hurch school at 10:00 a m . W orship service a t 11 am . F o r in fo rm a tio n ca ll P asto r Coop, E ld e r Zac Coop at W H 2- 5204 o r Dale Payne, Y o n ca lla , V I 9 2220. Church of Christ, Pennoyer Ave. at H ig h w a y 99 B ib le classes Sunday m o rn in g , 10 a m .; m orn ing w orship, 10:50 a m .; evening w orship. 7:30 p.m . Mid-week m eeting ¥ ednesday 7:30 p.m. Nolan N. W allace, e va ng elist, 1128 W M ain. Phone W H 2 8281. God, Ph WH 6 1488 W A. M cB rid e, pastor M rs. L a rry Chapm an, Sunday school superintendent. St nday services: 9:45 a m . Sunday school; 11 a m ., church w o r.h ip , 6 p m . , young people's service; 7 p m , evening chu rch worship Wednesday, 7:30 p m B ible study and p ra yer. Episcopal, The Church of Saint A n d re w , I 101 W M tin SI The Rev F r C T tbbott Jr . M A., v ic a r The Rev. K H Law rence assistant Phones: C hurch office WH 2-8323; v ic a r's resilience, WH 2 3477 Sunday, 8 a m H oly E u c h a ris t; firs t Sunday of the m onth 11 a m H o ly E u ch a rist. Episcopal H o ur at 7 a.m PST over Radio Station K U G N eve ry Sunday. F irs t B a p tist C hurch, 5th and Jefferson Phone WH 2 8242 O n - rad A Rhoads, pastor, 358 Madi- s<ui S un ray schoor 9:45 a m M rs. New office rs of T r in ity Luther an church were installed at a re W C. .M artin, acting su p e rin te n dent. There are classes fo r all cent church service age groups and com petent tea ch They are K a rl D rew , cha irm an ers fo r all classes. B rin g the Robert Bauder, vie«« ch a irm a n ; Donald Johnson, eId e r; Rieh«ird M orning wor: Defferrlling and Cai rl Brandsn«« clock trustee s; Ray Shep ard treasure Nui 0, v p m 1 led for sm a ll ehil Howarc 1 F ishe ll. a ssi Jan, tre a s- dr««n «luring w< u r e r ; -A u g u J S tiolliin a ie i, Lu an ciunp««,« nt att«« cia l s««n o t a r y ; I .<•«•nard Johns on. charge >fuperin,<«nd«•nt. Sunday .school Evening servi mid A. F rede ricks« n and W illi.am Senior Baptb Thorpe,, ushers. ship w ill m eet A ppointed to the board of e«lu- th«« church M r cation w««re I,eon a ril Johnson. M cDonald an* « c h a irm a n . K a rl Dr ew, M is. I )u* W i'ilnesday. pi Bihl«« Study, ane llo v t and Da\ id C oom ler p in . ; BYF pra vei m eeting p m ; c h o ir rehearsal al 8 p m M i s R o b e rt * h e rry. c h o ir d ire c to r Tiiesdfl y, Ja n u a ry 15, M a ilit.. church C uele w ill m ee t al Ihe e| a l I:3 0 g m H a rm o n v ( irci» m e r i al oi M Jam« "N ew spapers w ere the m ost p o p u la r a d ve rtisin g m edium and m ore th a n 80% of the sm all re ta il stores sur veyed used N ew spaper A d v e rtis in g . F o rty -fiv e percent spent m ore th a n h a lf o f th e ir budgets on th is m edium a lo n e ."* Bridge Expert To G ive Lessons »n, ih«« lu i pei I «ries of three *n Jan 29 and 30 .it Ihe Pi hai I SI Andre s Episcop c h u rc h I 1301 Wes M am st T event Jl he spo a.red In : M a r,h i G uild i <in,) w intuì Pa in«« al rese n t a in ( o lia i ;ini, al bridge , ( os lesson ( h ie $| so t h< Thur ien tin >1 Hu te a c h e rs a rp tv lb«« 11 c a llin g v is it Ih«« hom es p u p ils Church of C h ris t, 945 S 4,h C hurch services at 10:30 a m Sunday E vening services at 7 30 o'clock (ia v la n d I. Osborn m in is te r. 1630 S 9th St . Phon«« W II 2 8412 T rin ity L u th e ran Church, Sev »■nth and Q uincy 'Ih e < hu rch of the l.u th i'ia n Hour Rev R ichard F B all,w in pastor Ph W II 2 In k M is s io n a ry to Be G u ild S peaker Sunday school, 9 45 a m , di . in«« woi ship a, I , a m I he tii s, Sunday o f the m o n th mion 11 n< >nd and « ►nt I, Bishop's com m ittee and as s u re r , M rs Johnson as d ir i’Ctor of the \ l t a r G u ild a n il D ouglas as an a c o ly te L a r r y A Dugan w as elected by the B ish o p 's com m ittee to serve as tre a s u re r nth md p r o te in C o n firm a tio n classes w ill begin m Cottage G rove la te r this m onth. Those knowing of pers ons interested in the classes are to contact the vica r. Rev Fi C T A bbott J r. Loyal Women Elect O fficers mt JO C H E B E D S M E F T IN « Free Estimates O ffice rs were re elected Janu ar> 6 by tin Lo ya l W om en's class of the Church of C hrist at On S ixth and G ibbs Avenue, w ith M rs Annabel Meacham named as president. O th er o ffic e rs to serve during the y e a r of 1963 are Mrs Tina Beach, vice pre sid ent. M rs 1. D. B a rke m cye r, secretary «ind tre a s u re r. M rs C a rl H eckcnliah lc w ill continue to rem em ber the sick and shutins w ith r a n is from Electrical W ork Church of C hrist, London, Bi C lasses fu r all ages, Pr<* service. H ble stu«,y a, 10 a m 45 a m H m Roberts & D rury & H 70S N 4th St« Ph W H 7 51Î3 •rtzin. min the class. Local Church G roup Invited to Springfield T he M issions Society o f the F ir s t B a p tis t ch u rch of Spring fie ld has m u le d m em bers of the M issions S ociety »f Cottage F u s t R apti atten< .*> at S o rin ' The ft U ill til VI the speaker DRY PLANER SHAVINGS U Haul W W MEG. CO. 1740 t M a in , Cottane G rove. O ie a en rh « survey was conducted by the C olleg e of Business Adrninistrdtion, University o f N ^v^dd o In vite d to o o o o o
