Thursday. December 15, 1955
With The Churches
THE
BROOKINGS PR E SB Y
TERIAN CHURCH
V.F. W. HALL
Pioneer Road and P acific Ave
H enry M. O sterm eier, M inister
Sunday School ...............9:45 a.m.
M orning W orship
I I :0C a.m.
W estm inister Fellow ship 6:00 p.m
W om en’s A ssociation 2nd W ednes
day of each m onth.
Choir rehearsal ....... 1:30 p.m. S at.
CHURCH O F JE S U S C H R IST
O F LA TTER DAY SA IN T S
«Grange H all)
Priesthood M e etin g ...... 9:00 a m.
Sunday School .............. 10:30 a m.
S acram ent M e e tin g ....... 7:00 p.m.
The Relief Society m eets e v e r /
Tuesday in p rivate homes.
F IR ST REU N IO N S IN C E 1917
C hris Dyzik dropped into the
P IL O T office, Monday, and an
nounced he was on the b a ttle
ship N EW H A M PSH IR E, in
191?, then being a seam an. He
discussed m utual acquaintances
w ith M. S. B rainard, w ho w as
on the sam e ship, a t the sam e
time. N eith er had seen the o th e r
since and as then? w ere over
1,000 men in the crew , didn't re
m em ber each other. Dyzik is now
on reserve from the service, as
a Chief W a rra n t Officer and w ith
his fam ily lives not too fa r from
Bill Hynes, also through w ith
m any years' N aval Service.
Dyzik left the N EW H A M P
SH IR E , in 1917, to go into de
stroyers overseas, and B rainard
left about the sam e tim e, being
tra n sfe rre d to N aval A viation,
overseas.
BROOKINGS BIBLE CHURCH
Rev. E. F. McClain. P a sto r
Sunday School............ 9:45 a m.
M orning W o rsh ip ............ 11:00 a m.
Young People's M eeting 6:30 p.m.
Evening Service..................7 :45 p.m.
W ednesday Evening Bible S tu d y
and P ray er M eeting.........7:30 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Services ai\? held at the S eventh
D ay Adventist Church. Brookings.
H arold Mitchell, P a sto r
754 I S treet. Crescent City
M orning Service
8:30 a.m.
S unday School
9:30 p.m.
Everyone is invited.
Tun© in on L utheran H our every
Sunday, KIEM. 5:30 p.m.
BROOKINGS • HARBCM-
CH RISTIA N SC IEN C E CHURCH
C orner Pine ano Alder, across
from the Greenhouse.
Sunday school from 9:45 to
10:30 a.m. Children and young
people up to the age of 20 are w el
come.
Services Sunday at IT a m.
T estim onial m eetings — F irs t
sod th ird Wednesdays. S o'clock.
Reading room in church open
W ednesdays
2:30 to 4:30.
All are cordially invited.
BA PTIST COMMUNITY
Pacific Avenue
Rev. W alter Sadler, P asto r
M orning W orship .............11 a m .
B aptist Youth Fellow ship 6:30 p.m.
Evening W orship
7:30 p.m.
P ra y e r M eeting, \\*ed.
7:30 p.m.
Sunday school .................... 9:45 a m.
Choir reh earsal, T hur. 8:00 p.m.
C herub and Ju n io r Choir
re h e arsa’, S aturday.. 10:00 a.m.
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BROOKINGS, OREGON
C ru sad ers S a tu rd a y .... 11.00 a m .
W om en's M issionary Society .....
3rd T h u rsd ay in th e m onth.
If vou have no church home w-»
invite you to w orship w ith us
E lder Melvin Tompkins
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M eeting in G ranee H all, Del
9:30 a.m. S abbath S h
N o rte S tre et, C rescent City.
Sunday school .........
10:00 a m. S aturday.
ASSEMBLY O F GOD
11:00 a m.—P reaching S e n ec
W orship service ........ 11:00 a m.
CHURCH
7:30 p.m. Wednesday P ra y er
Sunday eve. service ..... 7:30 p.m.
M inister, Dan Saw yers, phone 4682 M eeting
O ak and Pacific
ST. TIM OTHY’S E PISC O PA L
Rev. W J, Spencer
One of th e trie n d ’iest churches F i“ S frccf and A zalea P ark R oad STAR O F T H E SEA CATHOLIC
The Rev. John R. Shtduler, V icav
in Brookings.
F a th e r Emil Kies, P ast ■>»
Phone 3275
Sunday school, 9:45 to 10:45 a.m.
Phone 2423
M orning w orship ............11:00 a m.
9:00 a.m
Sacrifice of the Mas
F irst
We preach Jesus C hrist, a SUNDAY
Holy E ucharist and Church school Sundays. 11:00 a m.; oth » Sun-
friend to th e friendless.
10:00 a m. days and every weekd
8 00
We invite you to come and he THURSDAY
Holy
Communion
Evening service. 7 :30 evangelistic
a m.; Holy days of O bliga' i a n !
p art of o u r service.
F irst Fridays. 6:30 p.m. H
The Young People of th ? church
and Renediction follow t
m eet for C h rist's A m bassadors
every Sunday night at 6:30 p.m.
and also for P ra y e r m eeting on
S atu rd ay night at 7 :30.
up
TH A T SCOUT BUILDING
Mike P age dropped in to say
he has great hopes in th e pub
lic, and especially the o rg an iz at
ions of th e town, w ill get down
to business on the Scout B uild
ing. Mike says, th a n k s to the
friends of Scouting, th e concrete
blocks a re all paid for but the
bill to H orton B rothers, who
layed them .
T here is on? point, Mike says,
w here th e re is considerable m is
understanding and m ight be
holding people out and th a t is
the m a tte r of the Odd Fellow s
sponsorship of th e deal. Mike
says—and others back him up,
th at, in th e first place th e Scouts
would have nothing to do w ith
the p roperty and th e Odd F e l
lows had to take title to it but —
and this is a very large but. ac
cording to the sponsors: in case
the Scouts should fold up here
it is in th e deed th a t the title
to th? pro p erty to rev ert to Mr.
W ard King, th e O RIG IN A L
donor of the
property.
It
WOULD NOT revert to the Odd
Fellows.
sss ssss
S A V E
W IT H
On Your Old Watch . . .
IN S U R A N C E
P?iGE FIVE
Fi i ’ev Mass.
• ’on:
'n s : Before all Mi
and t n S atu rd ay s from 7:30 parr
> 3:30 pin., except on first Suu
Religious instruction for gnet
school age children. 10:00 ana
S atu rd ay s: for teen-agers, 7 0
P m. Thursdays.
A ltar Ixiy practio?, 6:30 p.’pt
Tuesdays.
Children's choir rehearsal, l U
a.m. Saturday .
Adult choir rehearsal, 7:30
F ridays.
Ladies of The A lta r Soeadt;
meet regularly on first Tuesday
3:00 p m .
M em bers of Men's Club nr»
;• gularly on last Friday, 8:00 pja
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CHURCH
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CHURCH O F CH RIST
NEW 4-H ’rs ATTENTION...
A new 4-H Club has been
formed in Brookings. The nam e
of it is the Cut and Sew Girls.
The m eetings will be held at the
home of Mrs. M uriel Cragg, who
is the Club Advisor.
At the first meeting, the group
elected B arbara D alhstrom as
President; M arvela M urphy as
V ice-President; and Jasquie Kin-
del as Secretary. Mary Lee Hein
w as elected News R eporter and
Jackie Botzek as the R efresh
m ent Chairm an.
P a ttie Jo C ragg let th e girls
in the -H Pledge and yells.
The next m eeting w ill be held
Ja n u ary 12th.
THEY W ILL BE M ISSED
Two m uch-respected ranchers
of many long y ears standing in
C urry County, have passed from
am ong us. They will sincerely be
missed. John F itzhugh F arrie r.
58. died suddenly on his Sixes
River ranch and was buried a t
D enm ark. F red Hofess, age 87,
had ranched on F loras Creek
since 1894, and died there, on
November 30, and was also b u r
ied a t D enm ark.
CHRISTM AS MUSIC
The choir of th e P resb y terian
Church will be augm ented by
mem bers of th e Chetco Choral
Club on Sunday, D ?cem ber 18th,
in the presentation of C hristm as
music at the 11 a.m. w orship
service. Rev. H enry O sterm eier,
m inister, rep o rts th a t two b eau t
iful num bers, "The Song of th e
A ngels” and "T he Holy C ity"
will be presented by the com bin
ed group. Soloists will be Mrs.
A lbert Mincer, Mrs. Daniel Sty-
ers. and Mrs. Joseph K anick.
Mrs. Lee Rice is directo r of both
groups. A message, tim ely to th e
season, will be presented by Rev.
H. M. O sterm eier.
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