Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, November 13, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextW""" .'. .. the fj. (or ' .uiij. I. h CD. I H" j tk. devotlon- BO"' fc that - .Ifht r. SunJiy School" Vers of Blessings KORc Ling worship T:M P. M. ingelistic Sirvict M5 A. M. kAY SCHOOL l P. M. (TH MEETINGS b "titor. dais in lot gt Rsvslations f il 6:30 p. m. bexUjr, 7:30 P. M. 3PLTS MEETING Ti Sunday School" 3 it doctor lMii the fcl raaan an tha rMt k l7mpthticlly, he f nKiini man snd Mr. Jones your hooalsu! Th ' " MIC "wHjmeuitsiiythlng -swbitm! Nothing lybidoforher, said bt- wretched, lone- ntn!orifftrti.n 1 . to know that he i-ih.t y. vi - ma prayers oat her ttny ,1ns IPimlshaentdue fitat-sndthat nis Heavenly 'tt purgatory, Walter Graham Speaker At Congregational Graham, national exec Live of the Laymen's Fellowship !0f the Congregational cnurcn, -in ncak at the laymen's dinner . it -ui-h fneadav. Nov. 18. at " , ' ' at 6:30 P. m. liranam nam leramjr from a summer in tux a r.rn Britain. ope ": ..., The women a ijeasue wiu mcov at 2 p. m., Tuesday in ma wneei er Room, and will hear Mrs. i James Chinn, member of the a .i.n nnnrri for Foreign Mis - - - - - L. a Mn .T. T. Gordon. DreS' ident of the Oregon congrega- i nrnan'i lTellnwahln. BDeak UOnai - ' ' on "Our Neighbors At Home and Abroad. T rinvAnn will hnW Ilif tllTPI of Home Mission work In the South. Mrs. E. ueuou wiu teaa j Weclev Nirhnlsnn eVOUUUS, will provide special vocal solos, and Mrs. faui v;. racier, u chairman of the tea committee. The Annual Thank-Offering will h. 1-Ai.aIvpd in be used to helD in the work of Miss Francis Clapp in Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan.. Rev. Nlcuouon wui preacn on "Who Are The Great?" at both the 9:10 and 11 o'clock worship services on Sunday. The choir will star "Forever Worthy Is Thy Lamb," by Tchaikovsky, and Virginia Walker, soprano, will sing "Eye Bath Not Seen," by Gaul. Plymouth Club meets In Ply mouth TTnusa at K d. m. for a snack supper, followed by a dis cussion period wltn Dr. KODert u rlarl mnHcrfltfvr nf the church. as guest leader.' At 7 the Youth Church will meet in me wneeier damii far a discussion of "Church Membership" with Mr. Nicholson. Hobby Night will loiiow in Ply mouth House. The Christian Social Action Study Group meets Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Rob- a-t Plnrlr 144Q Affnta St. Mn. Paul Means will speak on "Our Children ana iteugious education 1. fh Vncrane Rrhnnls" The Nursery Mothers will hold a Holiday Bake Sale at the ruD lie Market Nov. 17, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. FIFE ORGAN SERVICING PHONE. 4ZS0-W LISTEN TO VOICE OF PROPHECY" EVER? SUNDAY, 7:30 to 8:00 A.M.' KORE on FBEE Bible correspondence courses given la Hat Spolsh, German, PorlugueM. and Braille. Wits t. 0. Box 55, Los Angeles S3, California Catholic Information When t loved ons passes on and it's all so logical. Surely noth ing defiled can enter into the pur ity of heaven; and by the same token, nothing but the grossest life, unrepented, deserves the everlasting punishment of hell fire. Therefore, It seems to us that there most be a midway place of punishment and of cleansing, where most of us enter to stay until we are fit to reside with Jesus in Heaven. This the Apostles preached and practiced. This the early Fathers taught and wrote. This the Bible, it seems to us, in many places pre-supposes. Of this the cata combs give living testimony to day. If It's anything Catholic, aak a Catholic! For information on any subject write: Knights of Colum- ous, Box 211, Eugene, Oregon. -Sk Mour Child Pray : r TJa 1 tnrf"viw-"Tell me, Johnny " W. I f1.1 " bright-eyed seven-vear-ok c,,A " , ,f'r!t thin8 ve do "h" Si VfT Johnnr ro!e t0 hi f "Jrephed.-Weprayto Jesus." " Vg the school nurse knew for TY, "me from Christian All the ifcealA talk, in the world, nd beneficial as they may be, could folk v C l" ,much 10 Jhnny " th laZT3 hi m yur ctild face '"'"hildren to com. L W M, ' " "".m noti or of such is the 5 T rnht child to pray? R " S nothing short of tSmnJlt . the Bible, -brin. lfcei ,aonmon of the Lord!" W brou8nt them to riol.7 ""iy scic m;as,m Pry. who ac r&tt ind1.c,hJUrch nd by J2HN CHURCH . ' ""'5ieal. ' . WALTER A. GRAHAM, Just returned from Europe, speaks on "Leadership in Europe," at a Laymen's dinner at the First Congregational Church, Tues day, 7:30 p. m. AU men are Invited. Lutherans Start Junior Group Girl Scout Sunday will be ob served at Central Lutheran Church this Sunday in connection with the children's service. The scout committees and leaders will be introduced and the Scouts and Brownies will help with the ushering at the service. Gold pins and numerals will be awarded to members of the Sun day school at the same service, with Mrs. Lloyd Hendrickson making the presentation In behalf of the Board of Education. A torch-bearers service will be held at the evening service with members of the Lutheran Daugh ters of the Reformation sponsor ing the service, which signals the beginning of a new children s so ciety in Central Lutheran, the Lu theran Children of the Reforma tion. The young married couples group will meet Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hat field, 2522 Monroe. Arthur Olson, superintendent of the Children's Home at Everett, Wash., will speak to the men of the Brother hood, the wives and others who wish to attend, Tuesday, B p. m. United Brethren TV- r P nntfa annpriritanllpnt Evangelical United 'Brethren Churcn, win speaK again mn Riinriav in both the morning and evening services. At 11 a. m. his subject is "Uod His jNames ana AHrihutpc" b fnunri In Genesis. Dr. Gates, one of the speakers at Oregon state uoiieges neugioua ir.TBluaHnn WpoIt nnssAfifipa An un- usual knowledge of the Bible and should prove to have a very ln- toractinff mnceiitfo Alfin at this hour the church choir, under the direction ot uscar Sanson, min-;stp- nf mitefp will nresent the anthem, "Behold the Lamb of God," from tne messian, py nan del. enrinv cMinnl. S'45 a. m.: Youth FeUowship, 6:30 p. m. In the evening evangelistic ser vice at 7:30 p. m., Dr. Gates will give a sermon entitled, "Not For Sale." . : At Grove Churches rriTTAGF. GROVE "Seeking Security," is Rev. Frank E. rai.num'a fnnlc Kundav morning at the First Methodist Church. Rev. Brown said in announcing tne sermon: "I shall attempt to pro .,Mtt an answer to man's search for fulfilment of one of God's greatest promises that Me wiu answer man's appeals." Meetings: aunoay scnooi, ; . Mthnrtit Vnuth Fellow ships, 6 p. m. young adult Fellow ship, 7:30 p. m. at the Francis Ryle home, 51 North Sth St. mTT a nv r.RflVF. Rev. D. Hush Penistnn. slowlv recovering from Illness, hopes to be in the pulpit Sunday morning for the Presbyterian Church. Sunday school is at 9:45 a. m.; Fellow ship groups, 5:30 p. m. Noti Churches A fhe rhlir.h nf Christ, for Nov. 14 and 21, the pastor, John Nesby, will speak on "Steward ship," as it pertains to Thanks giving. Every Wednesday evening prayer meeting is at 7 p. m., fol lowed at 7:45 by choir practice. wnTT At the Orien Bible Standard Church, Rev. Mae Per in will preach on "The Needed Vision" at the morning service and at 7:30 p. m. on "A Strange Test," Nov. 14. - I v x v: Trinity Takes New Members This Sunday Trinity Methodist Church will receive Its first members at the 11 a. m. service Sunday In the River Road SchooU Rev. S. Raynor 8mlth, district superintendent of the Methodist Church, will preach on "The Church of the Living God." Dr. Charles G. Howard, member of the Faculty of Law at the Uni versity of Oregon, will deliver a charge to the new members immediately after their recep tion. Music will be provided bv the choir from Wesley Foundation at tne university. They will sing "Brother James Air" by Bain. Mrs. P. L. Wallace has chosen Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" and Fibich's "Poem" for the pre lude and offertory. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will visit the Cottage Grove youth group Sunday evening. Members will leave from the Charles Bell home, 1777 Park Ave., at 5:30. At Springfield SPRINGFIELD "Building for You" is the title of Pastor Ster ling Simonson's sermon at Spring field Lutheran Church, meeting temporarily at the V. F. W. Hall in East Springfield, 11 a. m. Sunday school teachers will be installed at this service. The Sun day school and adult Bible class meet at 9:45 a. m. The "Every Member Canvass Committee" meets at the parsonage, 1212 K Street, Sunday, 7 p. m. The Evening Circle of the W, M. F. meets with Mrs. Elmer Grace, 1067 A Street, Tuesday, 8 p. m. The Afternoon Circle of the W. jM. F. meets at the home of Mrs. xi. J. mompson, sonu juast Main Street, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Ar thur Olson, superintendent of the Parkland Children's Home of Ev erett, Wash., will be the speaker. The Junior choir meets Wed nesday, 4 p. m. with Walter Sor- ensen, 580 North 12th St. The Senior choir meets Thursday, 8 p. m. with Vernon Brenden, 345 Elm Drive. "After Pentecost, What?" will be the subject of the morning message brought by Evangelist Woods at the Springfield Free Methodist Church. He will be speaking at 7:45 p. m. on "Peri lous Plausibility." Special services will be held at the church every evening next week except Saturday. An attrac tive feature of the meetings will be the singing of Rev. and Mrs. Woods each evening. The public is invited to these services. Wesley Graves is pastor of the church. United Brethren At Bailey Hill BAILEY HILL Rev. Kenneth Doolev of the First EvngelicAl United Brethren of Eugene will speak on "First Things First" from Luke 12:13-21, at the service to be held in the Four Oaks Grange hall Sunday at 11 a. m.V Sunday school Is at 9:45. Prayer meetings are on Wed' nesday evenings at the Hugh Holland home, Four Oaks Grange Road from now until the holi' days. After the prayer meeting at 8:30 there will be practice for Christmas carols. Young people of the district are invited to Join the carol group. : Oakridge Catholics Have Mission Speaker OAKRIDGE St. Michael's Catholic Church will have a mis sion from Sunday, Nov. 14, until Sunday, Nov. 21, inclusive. Rev. Father John P. Whalen, a Paulist Father from Portland, will have a sermon every day at 7:30 p. m. Topics: "Life's True Ambition," "The Obstacles to Happiness," "The Supreme Mo ment of Life," "The Obtaining of Happiness," "Christ, the Life of the Soul," "No Wonder We Hon or Mary," "Why I Remain a Catholic." "Job" Described as McKenzie Bridge Topic McKENZIE BRIDGE At the Christian Church, Frank L. Cook, pastor, wilL preach at 11 a. m. Topic, "Job There will be spec ial music at this service. "Try it a month, November," Bible school at 9:45 a. m, Mrs. Smith Taylor, superintendent. Young people's meeting at 8 p. m. Prayer meetings Tuesday evenings have been dismissed for the winter. LAST Opportunity To Hear Floyd L. Tunnell Evangelist Madera, California 11 A.M. Service "Helping Your Muueter to Minister" 7:45 P.M. EvcmgelieHa The Frlendry Church Welcomes Yoa CHURCH of GOD Third and Monroe At Danebo DANEBO At Bethesda Luth eran, the congregation will hear a report o n t b e recent district convention at San Francisco from the delegates. A social hour will follow. "Lengthening the Cords and Strengthening the Stakes" is the subject of Pastor Ingward Olsen at the 11 a. m. service. The senior choir, under the di rection of Tom O'Brien, will sing: "God Is My Shepherd" by Dvorak. Special service for primary classes of children to eight years of age, 9:45 a. m. Young people's meeting at 8:30 p. m. will have as guests the quartet from the Bible Standard Church , of Eugene. Rev. Tunnell Closes Revival At the morning worship of the Church of ' God Rev. Flovd L. Tunnell of Madera, Calif., will speak on "Helping Your Minister to Minister." The choir will sing tne anthem "You Need Jesus" by Andrew L. Byers. The women's trio will be fea tured In the evening service, 7:45 p. m. This service will climax the revival campaign which Rev. Tunnell has been conducting for the past ten days. "Listen Fellows! Listen Girls!" a dramatic presentation of facts concerning the problems of court ship and marriage, will be given Dy tne young people at 8:45 dur ing the Youth Fellowship service under the direction of Helen Blaine. The annual Thanksgiving ban' quet for the youth of the church will be held next Friday at 7 p, m. in the youth department of the church. Monroe-Alpine MONROE Sunday, Nov. 14, an Armistice service will he dvm hv the pastor, Rev. H. G. Herrmann, at Dotn tne Monroe (7:30 p.m.), and Alpine (11 a.m.) Methodist churches. The theme Is based on Matt. 25: 31-46. Both Sunriav achnnla. 10 am Bible stunV and nrnver aemnVe at Monroe is Tuesday 7:30 p.m. with riaroia McCaUum. MONROE "Men and Missions" with men's voices in song will be featured at the 11 a.m. service at the Free Methodist Chapel, Car son Hall, Sunday, Nov. 14, with ne pastor, Hev. Thurman W. Gor don, in charge. Rev. Gordon will also-speak at an evangelistic ser. vice at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. The group meets at the chapel lor prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Neighborhood Bible Class (for children) is Thursday aiternoon alter scnooi. IT COULD BE YOU Don't find fault with the man who limps, Or stumbles along life's road, Unless you have worn the shoes he wears, Or struggled beneath his load. There might be tacks in his shoes that hurt, Though hidden away from your view; The burden he bears, if placed on your back. Might cause you to stumble, too. Don't sneer at the man who is down today Unless you have felt the blow That caused his fall, or felt the shame That only the fallen can know. You might be strong, but still, the blows That were his, if dealt to you In the selfsame way, at the self same time, Might cause you to stagger, too. Don't be too hard On the man who errs, Or pelt him with word or stone Unless you are sure yes, doubly sure, That you have no faults of your own. You know, perhaps, if the tempt er s voice Should whisper softly to you, As it did to him, when he went astray. It might cause you to falter, too. Thomas Slavton anil .Tamea Wall,,. r-linnAj u - c.i I ,.aua.&. VU.1ICU 11UII1 MIC ' vatlon Army "War Cry".) DELICATE. TOUCH A Lancaster Pa., watchmaker demonstrated the delicate touch characteristic of his trade by drill ing a hole in a human hair. SPECIAL MUSIC . We Welcome YOU Temple Keeps Revival Team Another Week Lighthouse Temple's evangel istic party, G. B. McDowell and Paul Glover, will be conducting their revival with special music all through this coming week, each evening except Saturday, 7:30 p. m. Both men are musici ans, playing sacred music on var ious Instruments, in addition to the sermons. Evangelist Glover will have charge of the pre-service at 8:45 p. m. each night preceding the main service. Rev. McDowell will be preaching from night to night Friday evening a special ser vice will be conducted for the sick and afflicted folks. A free souvenir will he presented to each person attending Light house Temple for the first time. The evangelists may also be heard over station KORE on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1:30 p. m. on the "Temple Meditations" program. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. and this is "Go to Sunday School month." The morning service at 11 is in charge of the pastor, W. Crawford Jones. The youth fel lowship groups meet at 6 p. m. EMMAUS LUTHERAN At Emmaus Lutheran morning worship will be at 11 a. m. Pas tor H. A. Svendsen's sermon topic is "Preparedness." Sunday school and Bible classes 9:45 a. m., and Luther League at 7:30 p. m. pfRFfcnr BtAUTiruu VENETIAN BLINDS by Sunblend Prompt Service, Quality Materials and Workmanship Throughout FREE ESTIMATES GLADLY No Obligation Sunblend Venetian Blind Co. PHONE 6999 Manufacturers 2735 River Rd. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. A Fine Class for Every Member of Your Family. MORNING WORSHIP II a.m. Sermon by Pastor. YOUTH MEETINGS 8:00 p.m. Youth Programs That Are Christ Centered. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 p.m. SERMON BY EVANGELIST O. B. McDOWELI ATTEND THE LAST WEEK OF THE REVIVAL Every Night Except Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Free Souvenir to All First Timers Special Muslo Each Night RADIO BROADCAST Every' Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Afternoon at 1:30 over KORE. GOOD SINGING MUSIC INSPIRING SERMONS BIG WELCOME '3L CHURCHES OF CHRIST M "I know men, and I tell you that Jesus Ch blance between Christ and the founders of emp not exist. There is between Christianity and wh We can sav to the authors of every other religi You are but missionaries of falsehood, moulde You are made with all passions and vices lnsep proclaim your origin." Such will be tne judgmen the gods and the temples of Paganism. "It is not so with Christ. Everything in hi his will confounds me. Between him and whoe of comparison. He is truly a being by himself, announces, his manner of convincing are not e the nature of things. "Can you conceive of Caesar as the eternal depths of his mausoleum governing the emplr the history of the Invasion of the world by Ch Christians; and such is the perpetual miracle of his church. His arm has for eighteen hundr that have threatened to engulf It. "Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and mys the creations of our genius? upon force. Jesus at this hour millions of men would die for him! "What proof of the divinity of Christ! Wit end, the spiritual melioration of Individuals, th Is true, the holiness of the soul." The following Churches of Christ in this' community welcome you to attend all of their services 494 10th Ave. West Monroe near Fifth ' 12th and C Streets London (Eugene) (Cottage Grove) (Springfield) Central View YOUR LAST CHANCE TO . . DYNAMIC SERMONS .... PRAYER FOR THE SICK FREE SOUVENIR TO ALL FIRST TIMERS We Welcome You Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., 300.000 SCRIPTURES DISTRIBUTED IN RUSSIAN ZONE OF GERMANY BERLIN, Germany Three hun dred thousand copies of the New Testament were distributed by the Evangelical Publishing House -BIG It ALLY - TONIGHT SATURDAY, NOV. 13th 7:45 MERV ROSELL Outstanding Personality HEAR HIS SINGING SAX SOLO-VOX SPECIALS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 868 High Street BO (to Bible School 9:45 (Graded Classes) Morning Service 11:00 "BIG BUSINESS" Special Music Evening Service - 7:30 P.M. A. L. HADDON OF NEW ZEALAND Guest Speaker PRINCIPAL A. L. HADDON S BIBLE LECTURES Nov. 16, 17, 18 and 19 at 7:30 P.M. First Christian Church llth and 12th on Oak HUGH N. McCALLUM, Pastor Listen to THE CHRISTIANS' HOUR Sunday at 8:00 A.M. KORE (1450) Sara QBE Si NAPOLEON GIVES HIS OPINION OF d from the same e, watching over EVANGELIST Preacher Pianist PAUL Song Leader EVERY NITE AT 7:30 P. M. EXCEPT SAT. THRU NOV. 21st SUNDAYS 11:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Lighthouse Temple 12th and Olive St Rev. W. Crawford Jones. Pastor Sat., Nov. 13. 1948, Pnga 3 throughout the Russian zone dur ing August, officials announced. The largest single issue of Scrip ture texts since the war, the dis tribution was made possible by supplies of paper received from the American Bible Society. a.TMH. e uou CHRIST rlst is not a man. Superficial minds sec a resem ires and other religions. That resemblance does atever other religions the distance of infinity. on, 'You are neither God nor the agent of Deity. clay with the rest of mortals. arable from them. Your temples and your priests t, the cry of conscience, of whoever examines m astonishes me. His spirit overawes me, and ver else in the world there is no possible term His Ideas and sentiments, the truths which he xplained either by human organization or by Emperor of the Roman senate, and from the the destinies of Rome? Such is ristlanity. Such is the power of the God of the of the progress of the faith and the government ed years defended the church against the storms elf, founded empires. But upon what did we rest Christ alone founded his empire upon love; and h an empire so absolute, he has but one single e purity of conscience, the union of that which HEAR G. B. McDOWELL Author Accordionist GLOVER Gospel Soloist AT