Port Orford news., June 14, 1962, Page 3, Image 3

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a »»™ In the morning D ally Va­
cation B ib * School haa baen
higher than last year, and the
new Evening B ib b Classes have
heeo relatively w ell attended
Climaxing thear w ill be a pro
<ram thia F rid a y a t 7 :M p m
Thr public la Invited to attend
It will be held In the rhurch,
S th and Jackaon Heading up
thU staff numbering IB or more,
Mrs. IxNdae K arth er, super
Intendent
Thia afternoon the Christian
Women'» FeUowahlp w ill meet
at the home of M ra. Fern Town-
ley, at 1 p m. M ra Neva K er­
ber w ill ahow slide». accom
nled by a tape recording, tell
i of the work of frb n d a who
are m laab narb a In H a iti
All
Interested women In the com­
munity are cordially Invited to
■w— d
if
transportation
la
needed, call M ra George M c­
Donald or Mrs. Klchard K a r­
ther
Last Sunday the church w ai
happy to have back returning
college students. Paula l.uethe
and Caroline H a rris
Accom­
panying Paula was her college
itmmate,
P a tr ic k
Chaatek.
io played the organ for B ib b
School and Morning Worship
Services. The tltta of the pas­
tor's morning meaaage was
• The I ’ rogram of Pentecost "
In the Christian Endeavor
meeting in the evening It was
decided to discontinue meetings
for the rest of the sum m er, but
the young people w ill call Sun
day afternoons at the homes of
elderly peopb and others who
are unabb to attend services
at the rhurch
Anyone who Is
interested In having the young
peopb call on them la Invited
to contact the pastor, Jam ie
France
Also announced at the meet
ing was a beach party for the
young people at Humbug Mt ,
Tuesday, June 19, 7-10 30 All
interested young peopb from
nth g rad eco lb ge age are In­
vited
Each one who cornea la
asked to bring his own wieners,
buns and drinks
Subject of the morning mes­
on Father's Day la " F a th ­
ers Unlim ited ”
Thia Sunday afternoon the
pastor la leaving to attend the
National Convention of the In-
dependent
Fundam ental
Churches of Am erica near l/w
Angeles
The convention w ill
be held on the new campus of
the
Bible
Institute of
Los
Angeles, at La M irad a. Callfor-
nia From there he w ill go for
a .weeks vacation to the home of
older brother, M r Alvord
France, and fam ily, in Mesa.
Arizona Accompanying him on
th r trip w ill be his parents.
M r and M rs Frank France, of
Hoaehurg Oregon
During his absence, M r Roy
Llbbv, home for the summer
from
studies at
Multnomah
School of the B ib b In Portland,
w ill serve as pastor
Roy will
be helping as Assistant Pastor
for the rem ainder of the sum
m er. Pastor France w ill re ­
turn July 7th
Port O rford News, Thursday, June 14, 1962—3
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Doctoral candidates number
53 for Doctor of Philosophy de­
grees, 25 for Doctor of Educa­
tion degrees, and one for a
Doctor of Business Adm inistra­
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Masters
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candidates
number 473, and those for bac­
calaureate degree total 1339.
There Is one candidate for Doc­
tor of Jurisprudence, profes­
sional law degree
Included In the 1962 (lass
from Port Orford who w ill re­
ceive the degree of M aster of
Science was Odell F la k e , J r.,
son of M r. and M rs Odell F la ke
S r., of P o rt Orford.
R K L A T IV E S V IS IT
Recent guests of M r. and Mrs
Lonnie Abston w ere M rs. Pearl
H a rris of Salt Lake City, Utah,
who left Saturday, June 9, after
spending a week with them.
She is a slater of Lonnie. Also
visiting them F rid a y and Sat­
urday, were their son, Vic, and
fam ily from Cottage Grove, Ore.
T h e ir grandchildren G ay, Kenny
and Lonnie from M ontana, are
here to spend the sum m er with
them
F o rm er Port Orford residents
Bruce and B arbara F reem an
and children of E u rek a, C alif.,
w ere week-end guests of B a r­
b a ra ’s aunt and u n e b , M r. and
Don Mechala.
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Received M.S.
Degree Sunday
The largest graduation class
in the University of Oregon's
flS-year history was presented
for baccalaureate and advanced
degrees at the 85th annual Com­
mencement exercises Sunday,
June 10
The class Included 1802 can­
didates who, if they success­
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ments for their several degrees,
w ill have such degrees con­
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Of the total number of can­
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advanced degrees, a 22 per cent
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