Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, September 27, 1951, Page 7, Image 7

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    Thursday, September 27, 1951
With The Churches
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K O R EA —R obert L. K err, son of
Mr. and M rs. H enry L. K err,
B rookings, Ore., has been p ro m o t­
ed to se rg e a n t for “excellent p e r ­
form ance of d u ty ” on th e b a ttle ­
field in K orea.
He is a m em ber of th e 15th
A n tia irc ra ft A rtille ry B attalio n ,
w hich has helped m ake a rtille ry
histo ry by tu rn in g its guns from
th e skies and tra in in g them on
ground ta rg e ts. N ever before has
"ack ack" been used so e x te n ­
sively in firing ground m issions
as in the K orean conflict.
K e rr h a s been in th e A rm y 33
m onths and joined th e 15th B a t­
talio n , p a rt of th e 7th In fa n try
Division, in A ugust, 1951.
tel N o rth Bend, N o rth Bend, and G ratk e, U m pqua N a tio n al B ank.
M. E. Kelley, T he Villa, P o rt R eedsport.
O rford, w’ere ap p o in ted to serve
P re s ite n t B atley a p p o in tet a
on this co m m ittee w ith Mr. S an d ­ sign board co m m ittee, " to d r a f t
ers.
a new sign board bill to be p re ­
Mr. C laude H all, H a ll’s P ublic sen ted to th e nex t session of th e
M ark et. W ald p o rt, w as nam ed le g isla tu re ,” w ith F ra n k G ilkey,
ch a irm an of th e asso ciatio n ’s rec­ m ay o r of N ew port, c h a irm a n .
o m m endations
co m m ittee
to O th e r m em bers of this c o m m itte e
screen and presen t reom m enda- a r e : D. L. C allic rate, F o ste r an d
tions to th e m em b ersh ip d u rin g K leiser C om pany, P o rtla n d ; R o g ­
th e convention sessions. S erving er D uncan, D u n ean ’s M yrtlew ood
on this co m m ittee w ith Mr. H all C ro fters, N o rth Bend; Wm. R.
a r e : L. O. S h erm er, S p o rt ing M anion, S easid e-G ea rh art L an d
Goods S to re, W oods; E. R. B ald­ Co., easide, and H. A. Sander«,
win, s e c r e t a r y W ansentow n W h ite
Rock C o ttag es, S m ith
C ham ber of C om m erce; H. A. River, Calif.
R oberts, C leaw ox L ake M otel,
T hese co m m ittees w ill m e e t
F
lorence; Bud S erru y s, H ote wdth th e ir ch airm en d u rin g th e
Lutheran Services
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LaufT, C rescent C ity; C laren ce an n u al convention of th e asso cia­
(A m erican L u th e ra n )
S ervices S u n d ay a t 1 1 :0 0 -a. m.
Mrs. H arold S e rg e a n t is ex ­ Osika, se c re ta ry C oquille C ham ­ tion at G e a rh a rt, O ctober 28, 29
W ednesday testim o n ial m eet-
D ivine W orship S ervices, 2nd pected h eer this w eek-end for a b er of C om m erce; P ete L esm eist- and 30, and re p o rt to th e m w u-
8:00 p.m.
and 4th S unday evenings of th e visit w ith h e r husband, high er, re alto r, B rookings, an d Geo. bership.
R eading room in church, open m onth, a t 7:30 p. m.
school in stru cto r. Mrs. Sergeant*
P la c e : H a rb o r G range H all.
at present county n u rse of Polk
F rid a y 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
P a s to r: tTRev. N o rm an L. O rth county, will resign h er position
C orner o f P ine and A lder
of Coquille, Ore.
D ecem ber 1.
A cross fr o m th e G reenhouse
These
services
are
held
by
the
“R e a lity ” is th e subject of the
L esson-Serm on in all C hurches of authority and assignment of the
C h rist. S cien tist, on S unday, S ep­ National Lutheran Council, rep­
resenting most of Lutheranism
tem b er 30.
O N ARNOLD LANE
in
America. Come, You are al­
T he Golden T ex t is, “T he Lord
ways
welcome!
O
regon
C
oast
A
ssociation
p
res­
h a th bro u g h t fo rth o u r rig h teo u s­
ident W. F. B radley today a n ­
Wonderful Ocean View - best of soil - level and
n ess: come, and let us declare in
nounced ap p o in tm en t of conven­
Seventh-day Adventist
Zion th e w ork of th e Lord our
clean - 4 inch water main
good gravel road.
tion com m ittees to m eet and tak e
M A N S O N M E T C A L F , P astor
God” (Je r. 5 :1 0 ).
action d u rin g th e asso ciatio n ’s
Am ong th e c itatio n s w hich com ­
9:30—S ab b ath school on S a tu r ­ an n u a l convention to be held a t
LOTS 63x105 A N D LARGER, $850 A N D UP
prise th e Lesson-Serm on w as th e day.
G e a rh a rt H otel, O ctober 28, 29
follow ing from th e B ible: "And I
11:00 C hurch services. H a rry and 30.
saw a new heaven and a new G rah am in ch arg e.
He appointed H. A. S anders,
e a r t h : for th e first heaven and
4:30 to 5 :30 S to ry H o u r for W hite Rock C ottages, S m ith
th e first e a rth w ere passed aw ay ” th e children.
R iver, Calif., a past presid en t of
(R ev. 21:1), to g e th e r w ith th e
7:30 W ednesday E vening S ab ­ th e association, c h a irm a n of the
low ing c o rre la tiv e passage from b ath school te a c h e rs ’ m eeting.
nom inating co m m ittee to select
th e C h ristia n Science textbook,
8:00- P ra y e r m eeting, led by can d id ates for th e 1952 officers of
“Science and H e alth w ith Key to th e p astor.
th e association. C h arles R. Ross,
th e S c rip tu re s ” by M ary B aker
All of these services w ill be S u n set G arage, T illam ook; Jo h n
Eddy.: “R eality is sp iritu a l, h a r­ held a t th e new church. Come Phillips, P hillips C andy Co., S e a ­
m onious, im m utable, im m ortal, and w orship w ith us.
side; F ra n k F eh re n b ach e r, Edge-
e te r n a l” (p. 335).
w a te r Lodge, W a ld p o rt; Ja c k
Jacobson, S ea Lion Caves, F lo r­
Brookings Lutheran
ence; E. L. T olm an, W in ch e ster
B ay; Guy N. M cCauley, New Ho-
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IN
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D1V.
IN
Mission
Come and w orship w ith us.
BRO O K IN G S
7:45 p m .—E v an g e listic
serv ­
CfHURCH O F CH R IST ice. Lively song service and s tir ­
ring ev an g elistic m essage from
V.F.W . H all
God’s w ork.
B ible stody fo r all ages a t 10
Come! Let us w ork to g e th e r
a.rr.. Sonday m orning, followed by- w ith God.
song and p ra y e r service and
p ieach in g .
St. Timothv Episcopal
C om m union a t 11:45.
Church
S p e a k e rs from various congre-
R ev . C. M. L iver , P a sto r
tio n s a p p e a r on th e program .
T h e cho’-rh a t G ra n ts Pass, Ore., S u n d a y S erv ic es—
F ir s t and T h ird S u n d ay a t
w ill fu rn ish th e sp ea k er for this
l l : 0 n a.m.
L o rd ’s Day. A w arm C hristian
Second T u e sd a y ,*8:15 a m.
w elcom e a w aits you w here the
All a re co rd ially invited.
C h u rch of C h rist m eets.
O.C.A. Will Meet
October 28, 29, 30
FOR SALE LOTS
New Subdivision of M. E. Dixon
Now Sergeant
T h e C hurch of th e L u th e ra n H our
W. O. G runoy, P a s to r
r 754 I St.. C rescen t C ity, Calif.
T elephone 2424, C rescent City
All services a ie held in S t.
t i m o t h y ’s Episcopal church op­
posite th e schools.
T he 1th S u n d ay a f te r T rin ity :
L u k e 14:1-11: “H ypocrisy.”
S u n d ay School every Sunday,
6:30 p.m..
D ivine services every S unday,
7:30 p.m.
All a re co rd ially invited to a t ­
ten d o u r services and to bring
th e ir ch ild ren to o u r school.
T ex t fo r this S u n d ay : M at­
thew- 9:1-8. T he th em e: "T he J
Son of M an H a th P ow er on E a rth
to F o rg iv e in s.”
T his S u n d ay also, Holy C om -|
m u n io n w ill be celeb rated .
All a re co rd ially invited to a t ­
ten d o u r services and to bring
th e ir ch ild ren to o u r S unday
school.
Zftr Car That
Takes You Throuqh
Whan Ko Other
CarDan!
Catholic Church
Rev. F r. Don D enm an
F irs t S u n d ay of th e m onth at
1 1 :00 a. m.
All o th e r S u n d ay s a t 8 a. m.
at a budget price
Baptist Community
J. L. M UM BOW ER, M inister
Mrs. A. F. Pierce, S unday School
S u p erin ten d e n t.
S u nday School for all ages at
9:45 a.m.
W orship S ervice a t 11 a.m.
E vening S ervice a t 7:30 p.m. j
P ra y e r m eeting,
and Bible
tudy a t 8:00 W ednesday eve.
C hoir P rac tic e, T h u rsd ay at
8:00 p.m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
M’. /?. P A T T E R S O N , M inister
9 :4 5 a.m. -S u n d ay schooi.
A tten tio n , all children! This
opening day only we will have j
a special gift fo r each child o r ,
▼young person a tte n d in g S unday
hool and an ad d itional gift if
’ p aren ts.
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