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Newspaper Page TextAN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER Alton F. Baker EDITOR William M. Tugman MANAGING EDITOR Alton F. Baker Jr. SERVICES Full Associated Press, United Press, Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Register-Guard's policy is the complete and impartial publication in its news pages of all news and statements on news. On this page the editors of The Register Guard offer their opinions on events of the day and matters of importance to the community endeavoring to be candid but fair and helpful in the development of con structive community policy. A newspaper is A CITIZEN OF ITS COMMUNITY. Entered at the Post Office at Eugene, Oregon, as second-class matter. EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER PAGE 2 Back to Fundamentals (From The Christian Century, i( imn dcnominational religious news magazine) Editor: Sir: On a Sunday evening radio program "Our Miss Brooks," which is rather a bright spot compared to the usual fare served up on radio serials a remark was recently made which seems to be related to a lot of things in America. A high school principal exclaimed in tones of terror, "I had a horrible nightmare last night. It was awful. I dreamed I was teaching in a classroom." " It is easy to see that to an educational executive the lowly, menial business of actual ly teaching pupils would be a horrible night mare. Think of being reduced to the essential job which is the basis of the whole towering educational structure! ' ' Perhaps this remark could be blown up to the size of a generalization. Well, here's a try. One great trouble in many areas of work, in professions and callings, is that success is so commonly measured by the distance one gets away from the basic work of his pro fession. The inevitable result is a vicious sort of Hindu caste system in which the per son with the least actual contact with the job to be done is up on the higher rungs of the ladder. Thus, by a common measurement, the farmer, who grows the food, is on a lower rung than the processor or jobber; the re tailer is lower than the wholesaler; the auto worker is lower than the salesman. This is sadly true in education. The schools of a city are largely directed by of ficials in downtown offices who have not done any classroom teaching in fifteen or twenty years. Dr. Mary Smith, who weaves schedules and tests in her office, is of the nobility. Miss Mary Jones, poor soul, who has done practically nothing for twenty years except very effective teaching, is a commoner. Thus the top brass loses touch with the real job. Bliss Perry tells of crossing the Harvard yard and pausing before the administration building to say, reverently, "Tread softly. (LbircL Yjevu5 Nummary- f PILGRIM HOLINESS 11 a.m. "Wor ship and Work" 7:30 p.m. "Thre Phil osophies of Life." 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting Bible study Jn Gal atians 2. """"Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Church address, 2807 Friendly St. Miss Betty L. Miller, phone 4-8898, pastor. PRESBYTERIAN (CENTRAL) 11 a. m. "The Four Dimensions." The Sao rument of Infant Baptism will be ad ministered and a group of new mem nrrs will be welcomed into member ship or the church. A nursery Is maintained for babies and small chil dren. The Junior HlRh Westminster Fellowship meets at 5:30 In Fellowship Hall and the Senior High group at 6:lfr In the Parish House. The Older Young People will meet at the Goheen home, 2060 Agate Street, at 5:30 for a waffle supper and evening of fellow ship. 1 p.m. Tuesday the Women's As sociation will resume regular monthly meetings with a luncheon In Fellow ship Hall, followed hy a program en titled "Ever Widening Circles." On Saturday and Sunday, September 20 and 21, the Officers and Leaders of the churrh will have a planning con ference and retreat at Nclscott, Oregon. Sunday school one session 9:45 a.m. Churrh address, 1040 Pearl Street, phone 4-B3fi3, the Rev. Paul fi. Mellish, pastor. B. D. Hughes, associate pastor. PRESBYTERIAN (FAIRMOUNT) 11 a.m., Sermon, "Is a 'Planned' Life Necessary'.'" Freshmen at U of O In vited lo potluck after the service. Fol lowing the potliirk rhurrh school ngc troun leaders will have a workshop, Sunday school, !):4S a.m. Church address 15th and Villard. The Rev. Fred G. Schercr, phone 4-0457, pastor. P R E SB YTF.R I A V f Westminster) II a.m. "That I May Win Christ." Nursery executive Council meets Monday R p.m. at 1255 Coburg Road. Westminster Fellowship meets Tuesday 7-R p.m. same place, this meeting wm tnnune im portant business. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Churrh meets temporarily In the Washing ton Grade school, 615 Harlow Road, The Rev. David Ben White, ph. 5-0121, pastor. SALVATION ARMY tlu1 Harriett. Sunday srhnol. 10 a.m. Street ser vice at Elchth and Willamette, Saturdays. Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Major and Mrs. (Major) Jan Hoog at fid, phone 4-63.12, officers in charge. UNITARIAN 11 a.m. "The Places of Men." Churrh srhool re cist rat ion is sent. i, cnurrn school opens Kent 20. The Chnnning Club for college students and vounff workine neonle will have its first fall meeting Fri day, Sept, 10, 7 p.m. at the rhurrh. Church school Is discontinued during the summer. Church ad dress: 11th and Ferry. The Rev. George E. McDonough, phono 4-7fi5fi, I pastor. UNITY It a.m. Medhation on "Truth." Tuesday at 2, (lass in A More Wonderful You. Wednesdar at R Divine Fearlessness. Sundav errning meeting In ruhlfr Library at CnM.iRe Grove, every week, at 8 p.m. All in terested are welcome. Noon meetings every dav, 12-12 30 p.m., with the pastor at the Cen. ter each day except Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for consultation. Unity Center is affiliated with the Unity School of Chrlstinnlfv nt I-ee's Summit, Mo. Eurpup address, 1115 Oak St. The Rev. Muriel Ven able, phone 5-9013, pastor. Youth for CHRlST-l'sual rail?. With For Christ Is a non-denom-Jnatt-mnl organization for young people. The Saturday evening rallv unless otherwise stated, is at the Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, 12th and Jefferson. For In formation, phone Harold W. Pol lock, phone 5-R501 board of db cton chairman. 1AME coikRI hohi nwiMm There are teachers buried under those roll top desks!" The same perverse yardstick works harm in another profession the ministry of the church. There is a widespread illusion that the farther a man gets away from the face-to-face, first-hand contact with people in a parish, the greater his success. To many a secretary of this or superintendent of that, to be reduced to the rank of a parish parson would be like a general of the army being sent to boot camp. Of course, this generalization does not hold everywhere, thank heaven! There per sists among a host of people the feeling that the pastor has the top job. There was more sense than nonsense in Mr. Chesterton's say ing that in the church young men should be started as archbishops and then allowed to work their way up to the high office of parish priest. The same insight is found in the ob servation of Somerset Maugham that when a writer does a real book, followed by a dreary succession of potboilers, it does not mean that he gets a swelled head, but just that he has moved away from his original material. How about this as a help? (It is drastic.) How about assigning, once in a while, the superintendent of schools and the principal of the high school to a classroom of forty children? Or the president of the university to a class in freshman mathematics? How about a sabbatical year for the force at general church headquarters, spent on a four-point circuit? And promoting teachers in a theological seminary to a year at a down-at-the-heels church? It might be tough on the church but good for the classroom. That would give a hair-raising nightmare to a lot of folks, including Yours, Simeon Stylites. Men are polished, through act and speech, each by each, as pebbles are smoothed on the rolling beach. J. T. Trowbridge. SPRINGFIELD i SP. ASSEMBLY OF GOD U a.m.! "Missing the Mark." 3 p.m., Water Bap-! tislmal service 7:45 p.m. Last service1 to be conducted by Evangelist Jonas, Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Tuesday 7:45 p.m. Midweek service. Friday 2 p.m. Prayer meeting. Church ad dress 7th and B Sis. The Rev. Ar thur Hyland, phone 7-3500, pastor. SP. CALVARY TEMPLE Usual ser vices. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Church address, 11th and K. The Rev. Max Flsk, phone 7-7125, pastor. SP CHRISTIAN 11 a.m., "Obedlanre" 8 p.m. youth will direct service. Shar on Cox will report on Perdue Univer sity meeting she attended. Monday 6 p.m. District meeting of 99 men. New nome pnone is e-.iUJS. sunaay scnnoi vao a.m. rnone 7-7113, 41B East A St. the Rev. E. R. Moon, pastor. SP. CHURCH OF CHRIST Service usual. Bible school 10 a.m. Midweek ser vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Church address is 12th and C streets. V. L. Leach, minister. SP. CHURCH OF GOD II a.m., "Our Ebenezer" 7th Anniversary sermon. 7:45 p.m.. Evangelistic service. ounaay scnum, w.ia a.m. iniu anu D sts., Springfield, the Rev. Her bert Sackett, phone 7-2165, pastor. BP, CflURCn OF TUB nazarene Service ns usual. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. Church address, 18th and E Sts., the Rev, J. William Jones, phone 7-2058, pastor. SP. CONS BAPTIST Service as us ual. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Church address, 17th and Mohawk Blvds. Orville Picket, deacon, ph. 6-1927. SP. EBBERT MEMORIAL METHO DIST 11 a.m., "The Challenge of God's Forgiveness." 7:30 p.m., "Christ a Story or An Experience." Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Churrh address. Sixth and C Sts. The Rev, Ellsworth M. Tllton, phono 7-9821, pastor. BP. FREE WILL BAPTIST Uinftl ervlcei. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Classes for children, young people and adults. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., prav er meeting and Bible study. Church meets temporarily at the home of the pastor, Rev. Ernest Pearson, 1MB North 16th, Springfield, Phone 6-2260. SP. FIRST BAPTIST 11 a.m., "A Saving H'ik! " Communion service. 8 p.m.. "Rebuking Each other." Sunday school 0:45 a m. Church address. Second and C Sts. The Rev, Paul U. Felthouse, Phone 7-3437, pastor. SP. FREE METHODIST Rally Day at Sunday Srhool 11 a.m., What Is Chris lian Perfection?" 7 p.m., Young Peoples meeting and motion pictures shown hy Dr. Wright. 7:45 p.m., Dr. J. Allen Wright will tell of his travels In 20 countries and show colored motion Pic tures he took. A special Invitation is open to the public. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Churrh address 4th and R Sts. The Rev. Wesley Graves, phone 7-2016, pas tor. en unnif t iitiipd v 1 i,i. rhristlan." 7 p.m., Lutheran Laymen's Learn IInrv nilii nt L-....... ...i. - i. District president will report on the "' vuinrnuun ana snow cor Orf1 lllriM h (noli U... tii 10 a.m.. Children's Christian training iascs lor granes 7, a and 8. All Chil dren are welcome. Sunday school and adult. Bible class 9:45 a.m. Church address 14th and B St. The Rev, S. D. Bush, phone 7-7631, pastor. 13, 1952 (Continue dj SP. LUTHERAN II a.m., "Christ Visits the Church." 28 Sunday School teachers and workers are to be 11 stalled. 3 p.m., PST In Albany Willam ette circuit win noifl an institute wnn demonstrations and discussions for Sunday School workers. Featured speaker at the dinner will be Dr. Clar ence Warren Hoveland of Oregon State couege. Monday 7 :30 p.m. Adult ln struction class. Wednesday 7:30 p.m., reacners training ciass "Tne Law Per fect" written by Dr. Gerhart Frost. Saturday 10 a.m., Junior and Senior confirmation classes. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Church phone 6-2403. Rev. A. O. Odegaard, 1213 K St. Phone 6-2408, pastor. Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Church address 439 Main St. Bishop Lenes D. Ras mussen. Phone 7-9805. SP. MT. VERNON CHURCH OF 7.1ft tin ' 80 nn0WI1' Minaay school, 9:45 a.m. Church building is located about a block and a half north of the Mt. Vernon School on 42nd St.. Springfield. Howard Larsen, Northwest Christ ian College Student, phone 6-2419. pastor. ' J?Pi.NICHOLAS GARDENS CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 11 a.m., "Habits Thnrfrt. 7 P m" Y0Uth m""R- ..... j , .., ,,, mmuai pnilllCK and business session with election of off!. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Church address, 2!st and D Sts. The Rev Lelan A. Nelson, phone 7-9458, pas tor. ' SP tt A O at llntiva Sunriaif linn in . . meet ; 24th ;i w. Vu pastor. - Un TolercntV." Thtmd,"- ea. p" Potliirk at n..j,' y-10. .HH d"yhM! 8:45 " "lurch ""j. Jh Memorial Btilldlns. nth unci I sts. The Rev. Alfred Klei ner, 172.1 I St. mono 7-9130, paste?. SP. RRORCAMIVrn usual. " Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Church , iuin si,, springrieid, Lowell D. Shultz, phone 7-3690, pas tor. SP. ST. A I irir r Tttm . . as usual. -..-e fhurch address 1520 E. St. Father Louis Sohler, phone 7-7041, pastor, CP ST inlliiia eniann . .... uwnti (i r.rinti;i'ALll a.m.. Holy Communion and "Christian 'I'll n n Itcal pin n 'I fl.. ..... . .... .... ............ ...uiauny. a p.m.. .tl qulrer's Class. mimiay scnnoi n a.m. Church art. dress, 10th and O Sis. The Hcv. Dr. E. R. Williams, phone t-7452, Vlctar. SP icvrv.n ww . .... Sabbath school :30 a.m. (Salur. flay) Missionary Volunteers 4 pm Prayer meetlnit. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Church address. Seventh and A Sts. -The Rev. Raymond Cales, phone 7-2415, pastor. SP. TRINITY BAPTIST-II am Ood's call lo America." I Im 'Reckonlna With God." p ' Sunday school, 9:4! a.m. Sunday 0:3(1 a.m. KKRO Good News Hour. rr"',Tr. "" J P.m. Wednesdays. Affiliated wilh the Southern Rap. list Convention. Church address U and B Sts. Dr. C. R, Barrow, phone 7-3642, pastor. P. t'NITr.n Pr.NTACnSTA! lni!,. Sunday school, 9 45 a.m. churrh address. J4th and B. The Rev. Ed. ward R. Benedict, phone .476. pastor. OM TRB CAMFUS Most campus religious center! ire losea for lummer vacation. All bona fide rcltslous croups In the Eugene-Springfield urban area are welcome to use the Register-Guard's church News' summary, ana 10 report their general religious news all for free publication, mailing it to the Register-Guard, PO Box 1232, each week, with Wednesday postmark. News Intended for the Church News Sum mary MUST he arranccd In the exact form used neiow. uiner religious news is prepared like any news story. a ccpmri v of nnn ll.oo a.m. Da.ic.1 ramnen he ir In s with Evan re list Roy Southard. 6:30 P.M. Christ's Ambassadors- service, i ;ia p.iu. smiiharii nreachtn Services will con' tinue nightly at 7:45 except Monday and Saturday, wrougnout me wee. Sunday scnooi :a a.m. uv west 13th Avenue. Phone 4-1842. Rev. Nor man Campbell, phone 5-8153, Minis, ter of Youth and Music. Rev. E. Els worth Krogstad, phone 5-6228, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. 710 West 13th Avenue. Phone 4-1842. Rev. E. Elsworth Krogstad, pastor. ASSEMBLY OP COD (SANTA CLARA) Usual services. Sundav scnooi, in a.m. inurcn an dress, 08 Irving Road. The Rev. Harold C. Bresler, ph. 5-2444. pastor. raptist CFIRST1 Homecomlnr Day will be observed In Sunday School at 45 a.m. and at all churcn services. 11 a.m. "The God of Peace." 7:30 p.m. 'The Great Appeal." Evening Bible School begins this week with class Sunday at 6:30 on "Teaching the Bible to Children" by Mrs. Fred Beard; Mon day At 7 "Personal Evangelism" by Rev. Don Baker and on "Old Testa ment Law and History" by Rev. Alex. Mcrsdorf and Monday at 8, Bible study for Voting People" by Rev. Don Baker and "New Testament" by Rev. Alex. Mersdorf. Miss Ethel Ruff, who has recently returned from Palestine, will speak Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Minaay scnooi a.m. Nur sery, Story Hour and Primary Church at 11 a.m. Hour of Power Service Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Phone 5-0341. Dr, Vance H. Webster, pas tor. BAPTIST ( An Uoch) Usual services, Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Church address, 1545 Brooklyn Drive, Eu gene, Ore. The Rev. D, H. Griggs, pastor. BAPTIST fBEREAN) 11 a.m. "God's Purpose," the first In a scries of .hree messages to bring faith and co irage m an nour or crisis. Nursery. 7:3b p.m, "Jesus Will Come Aealn." 7:30 D.m. Wednesday. Prayer and Bible Study Hour, with Hebrews 11 as the subject or stuay. Minaay scnooi a.m. unapei address, West 12th and Chambers, Ph. 5-2622. The Rev. Norman A, Wetther, Pastor, Res. 5-9707. BAPTIST (BETHEL-DANEBO CHAP- EL) 11 a.m. Richard Cook is sneaker, Nursery at both Sundav school and church. 6:30 p.m. Prof. Fred Beard is tne guest speaker at voutn Feuowsnip. no evenine service. 7:45 p.m. weanes day, prayer service with Richard Cook in cnarge. Minaay scnooi, h:is a.m. mmweeK prayer service, Wednesdays, 7:45 p.m. Chapel address, 1600 Taney St., The Rev. Howard Campbell, pastor. BAPTIST (RIVER ROAD CHAPEL) 11 a.m. "Workmen on the Wall." This Sunday is "Christian Service Dav. 8 p.m. "Christ's Poverty, Our Wealth." witn social nour following. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Wednes day prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Church addres, 1105 River Road North. The Rev. W. M. Whit well, 4-2002, pastor. BAPTIST (TEMPLE) Usual services. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Train lng union 7:00 p.m. Midweek pray er service 8 p.m. Thursday. Church is affiliated with Southern Baptist, address 2520 Harris St. The Rev. Frank Nixon, 5-3102, pastor. BAPTIST (WILLAGILLESPIE) 11 a. m., the Rev. Alfred N. Boyer, First Methodist Church of Lanark, Illinois, will deliver the sermon: Nursery: 7 Baptist Youth Fellowship; 8 Evening service report on Baptist Laymen's Retreat at Camp Arrah Wanna; 7:30 Tues. Sunday School Workers Con ference; 7:30 Thursday Men's Fellow ship meets at the Church. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.: Hour of Power, 8 p.m., Wednesday; church address, 345 Willaglllesple Road, 5-6752. The Rev. Glenn E. Camper, 4-6540, pastor. CATHOLIC (ST. MARY'S) 6:30, 8, 9, lft. and 11 a.m. Low Masses. 12 noon, High Mass. 7:30 p.m. devotions. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Novena devotions, after which a free movie will be shown at Columbus Hall. 4-5 and 7-8:30 p.m., SatUrdaV. COnffSloni. Wfrfnocriav ITd. day, and Saturday are Ember Days. v-nun-ii aanress, west tieventn Avenue and Charnelton Sts. Phone 5-7433. Father Edmund J. Murname, pastor. CHAPEL OF LIGHT Usual ervires. Chapel Is located at 291 Eighth Avenue West. The Rev. Virginia Hackett, phone 5-3173, pastor. CHRISTIAN fALLISOV PAnto 11 a.m. "Christian's Fair." 6:45 p.m. Joung people's group meets for the i he a guest speaker at the young pco- .-. ...vnn,s ami nmu hi, me evening service, 8 p.m. Whltmcr is a returned missionary from the Belgian Congo. v,uuit.n stnooi, a.m. unurcn aauresa, mutt marsnai Ave., in Dan ebo area, off Echo Hollow Road. The church is sponsored bv First Christian Church, Joe Wagnon, phone 5-2821, pastor. CHRISTIAN (BETHEL) Usual services. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Church address 2537 Wood Avenue, (The 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Maugii), Daniel E. Thuma, 3-2390, pastor. CHRISTIAN (FIRST) 10:55 a.m. "The Ifumo Story." Mr. Joe 8. Whitmer, mis- "V J " "i-iBin.il --uiiku, rtinca, at our Ifumo Station which Is sup ported ny our own congregation, will "v " iiii Minis worsnip service. 6:15 p.m. Combined Youth Group with ' mu viMin n musi nvangeme." Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Phone 4-1425, 11th and Oak Sts, Dr. Car roll C, Roberts pastor. Sunday school. 10 a.m. The chapel is sponsored by First Christian Church of Eugene, at the College Crest Community Clubhouse. James Edwards, pastor. CHR1ST1AV sritrvriri - .mi mn jS p.m. "Substance." Minaay school, n a.m. Nursery, Midweek meeting, W?dnesdav, 8 Km. Phone 43524, 1390 pMri St. eading room, 86 West Broadway. . ' .m. usual Bible Classes, 10 a.m. Midweek service, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Church address,, loth and Washington. Clinton L. Storm, phone 5-5662 or 4-3842, minister. CHURCH OF CHRIST (FAIRMOUNT) Usual services. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Church ?dr,?.":17!h ""d Columbia Sts. W. W. White, pastor. nirnril nn r-imte-M no.'vV; V... l"n"1 tMiUKT ' yui services. unurcn address, 235 Kourt Dr. For information call C. C. Addle man, 4-1553, church clerk. cFR?fHi, r CH?IST (SANTA n .."V-11 tm- Christians on the ,w -V"-. -""Ken I'-siern," Bible ichool, 6;44 a.m. Church CkvircL Summary address: -2720 River Road. Mailing i address: 3000 River Road. J. Ml chael Shelley, pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST (WEST SIDE) 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Usual services. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer servire. sunnay scnooi, a.m. wnvirtu address, 1366 Chambers St. Wm. J. Richardson, phone 5-0687, pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST (WESTMORE-: LAND) Usual services. Church mceis at iat west Broadway. Grant F. Lattln, Rte. 2, Box 459, Creswell, pastor. rillTRCH OF GOD. SEVENTH DAY 11 a.m. (Saturday). Church meets on standard time all summer. Elder R. A. Barnes speaking, topic to be announced. sundav scnooi, cnurcn anarchs Third and Monroe, Rev. Wilma I. Perry, phone 5-1065, pastor. CHURCH OF GOD (SEVENTH DAT) -Usual servlcei. Bible school, 10 a.m. The church Is meeting temporarily at the Woodmen of the World Hall, Eighth Avenue West and Lincoln St., El der R. A. Barnes, phone Harrlsburg 474, pastor. Roy Bctterton, assistant pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE II i.m.. "Your Reasonable Service." Nursery. 7:30 p.m. "The Multitudes Are Lost." 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, prayer meeting. Sunday scnooi, :i5 a.m. luiaweeic prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:15 p.m. Phono 4-1235, Eighth and Mad ison. The Rev. Duane E. Muth, pastor. CONGREGATIONAL Usual irrvlres. Sunday school, 11 a.m. Dr. Wesley Goodson Nicholson, phone 5-8741, pastor.' DANEBO CHURCH (NONSECTAR- IAN) Usual services. Sunday scnooi, lu a.m. tnuaren's Church, at 11 a.m. Church address, 1295 Taney St. The Rev. Bob Bab ston, phone 5:1832, pastor. DUNN SUNDAY SCHOOL Usual ser vices. Dunn Sunday School A. R. Crocker, of Los Angeles, will teach the adult Bible class this Sunday. Crocker has been touring the Pacific Northwest this summer. EPISCOPAL (ST. MARY'S) a.m. Communion 9:30 and 11 a.m. Prayer. Church school opens for the new sea son, Sunday, with a free movie, and registration. Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday are Ember Days, set apart as special days for ordinations and prayers ior tne ciergy. Nursery ana Kinaer garten each Sunday at the 11 a.m. ser vice, first fail meeting of All Saints Guild Is Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2 p.m. at home of Mrs. A. V. Lewis. Confirmation classes for adults will commence Wed nesday, Sept. 17, in the Parish House, 7:30 p.m. Children's classes becln Sat urday, Sept. 20, 11 a.m. In the office of the Rev. Edwin V. Hughes, associate pastor. Church school. 9:30 a.m. Com munion Wednesdays, 10 a.m. in the chapel. Church address, 166 Thir teenth Avenue East, phone 5-7452; the Rev. E. S. Bartlam, rector; the Rev. Edwin Hughes, associate rec tor. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN (FIRST) 11 a.m. "Love One Another" A message on Christian love based on the first epistle of John. Nursery. 7:30 p.m. "Christian Living In This Age." The second of a series of mp.(tmrp on the problem of Christian conduct. This message stresses, among other things, the answer to the question, What Is Sin? 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The Rev. E, A. Fogg, district superintendent of ine tjregon aistnct or tne rliurch, will he present to speak at prayer and Bible study hour. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Nursery and mother's room at all Sunday services. 11 a.m. Mid-week prayer and Bible study service, Wednes day, 7:30 p.m. Church phone 5-5241, parsonage phone 5-2980. Eighth and Monroe Sts. Sunday School bus ser vice to Bethel and Gilbert homes districts. E. Sterl Phinney, pastor. mm rati.itv mi r ii in ShnuM Rut 1 TiMnit it i.tn Walk Not As Others Walk." 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, local conference with the Rev. A. Fogg, area superintendent. Wednes day prayer service dismissed for this Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Social eve. services. Midweek service Wed nesday 7:30 p.m. The church is meeting temporarily In the Four Oaks Grange Hall. The Rev. Wayne Klldall, 1678V4 Jefferson St., phone 5-2980. EUB (WILLAKENZIE) Usual services. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Tern porarily meeting in Wlllakenzle Grange Hall, Coburg Road and Wlllakenzle Lane. Jack Dahner, pastor, State Game Road, Box 273M, Phone 4-9485, FREE METnODlST Usual services. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m., Church meets in the Adams School, tem porarily, three blocks south of 19th on Adams St. The Rev. Wesley Graves 7-2016, pastor. FOURSQUARE CHURCH Ham 'Rllllifore fno f.Jk i, ..if ...... soever Ye Shall Ask."' 7:45 p.m. Tues- ounaay ncnool, :45 a.m. All servlCM S? ,i f "Vi? f'-ilf at th Parsonage, 2l24 Wi 3h' Tl,e Bev- Walter Huss phone 8-6893, pastor. ' ii. S . liiamtUMl)-This Is the first meetlnc "r this new conere. nation, everyone welcome. 11 a.m. Ser- I'll wm nc ay ine Kev. Dean Gretorv yearly meetlni; superintendent .for the Wednesday, prayer meeting at the P 4?,nH.iOIS'l. 'V fst 28,S " K'tVchool, 2?nd nd Onyx St," The Rev. Dona d Wayne flcraall phone. 4-3812, pastor. icrsall, FHI.T. ROIIttl fmrem Perln .pe.kin.Tshe'wm 'give object !'n,'?.r Sunday School, at 9"5 seJVle, wd"W, praye? Sunday school, J:4J a.m. Church address, Bte. 5, box 511, ohon. 4-858.1. Th. Rev.' Mlnnl. Edwards! pastor. ' JVUnVIUI. nr.ntk.Knn -. Tlces. "i.a.oots usual ser. Walchtower study S p.m. Sunday. Bible study 8 p.m. Wednesday Ser vice meetings & Theocratic Mm. lLrI Snim'J hm- FrWa 'very week Church address, Washington i Cheshire. Donald J. Mllford, Company Servant. Phone 5-2131. LATTER DAY SAINTS Services as usual Sunday achool 10:30 am Midweek service. Tuesdays, 7-30 ?m. Church address. Tenth and yler. Mllo M. Stewart, local blah, op. t 1 IRIITUnil.. M. . . Tlces. iMr-oui ter. Sunday School 8:45 a.m. Mid. week prayer meeting and Blbl. T;Tdiy 7:45 P'm- phm B-1S33. 1209 Ollv. Street. Rev. and Mrs, W. C. Cole, Pastors, I.ITTUPnAM ,,,r--r, , . . iff,".!? ,!,""?"' ' SSSriJSSi. dlately following worship service, the congregation will assemble out.of.doors for ground breaking ceremonies of the ,. . nn ounaay ncnool ii in J constructed. The congrega- "... rcuuwsnip nour sun., day evening. Bob Bureker, a son of: . ... wui'' i"""i. .no auenaea the Lutheran World Federation at Hanover,' . ii'. ai.c ui uiusiraiea iee Jure. Colored slides of his entire trip to aad from to aooiwaaM trill b shown. Th. Luther League organ ization will serve refreshments follow. Ine A very important meeting of the 7. hAsn oall.ll for Mnn. roiiKrcKuiiuii i . day" Sept. 15, at p.m. The Men s . . . . i ......... tn itm flpcr In lit series or Us fall and winter meeting. v.. . fin.... .it )t. I!nlvirlt.V of Oregon's Economic department will be Taxation Hill which comes before the electorate una nuicnimi. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. rnone 5-.TJ05, 4411 Royal Street, The Rev. Inge ward Olscn, pastor. LUTHERAN (CENTRAL) II a.m. The meaning of the liturgy in a lltur ffical church Is sometimes not clear to the worshippers of the chuich. Pastor Aalbue will explain the historic liturgy during the service on Sunday. 3 p. in. standard time. There will be a Sunday Srhool Worker's Institute at Faith Lutheran Church In Albany. Anyone Interested is welcome to at tend. Contact the church office for transportation and more information. Monday 8 p.m. Adult Instruction meets In the Pastor's Study. Wednesday 8 p. m. Illhle Study meets In the Youth Runin. They are studying Romans. Sat urday 1 p.m. L.C.R. will meet In the Youth Room, This is an organization for children In the fourth, fifth and sixth grades, Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. 1825 Potter St., phone 5-2053, the Rev. Harold Aalbue, pastor. LUTHERAN (EMMAUS) Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. Nursery. 11 a.m. Pastor Reynold Tange of Hussar, Alta. Canada will conduct the service, 7 p.m. Luther League at parish hall. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Address 1402 Second Ave. West. The Rev. H. A. Svendsen, phone 4-1150, pas tor. , LUTHERAN. (GRACE) Jt:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. "St. Paul Shows Us How." Sermons by Vicar Donald S.chaeffer, who preaches for the first time in Eu gene on this Sunday. Nursery during 11 a.m. service. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Chil dren's Bible School Saturday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Phone 4-0198, Eleventh and Ferry. W. M. Maier, pastor. LUTHERAN (Our Redeemer) Usual servlcei. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Church Is meeting temporarily In the Ho ward Grade School. The Rev. O. R. Kleppe, phone 4-3540, pastor. LUTHERAN (UNITED) 11 a.m. Ser mon: "If I Were A Layman. . Nur sery care during worship hour. At 3 p.m. there will be a briefing of the 50 workers assisting In the neighbor hood visitation. The choir has resumed Its weekly rehearsals and will meet each Wedwsday evening at 1 in the church. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Church address: Washington at 22nd. Ave. West. Phone 4-0334, the Rev. Chas. Epple (same phone number, on an CAicuaiuilj pd&ior. i METHODIST (FIRST) II a.m. "Our Swords and Spears" Mlcah 4:1-5. Nur-' sery for babies and small children. Im-1 mediately following the morning church service there will be a coffee' hour In the church dining room In i :. anu mrs. ivennem Peterson. Peterson 1s the new director or the Wesley Foundation at the Uni versity of Oregon. The Young Adult Fellowship will meet in the church parlor at 7 p.m. for a planning ses slon and a fellowship hour. The Fish erman's Club will begin their fall meetings with 8 p.m. dinner and train ing sessions Monday and Tuerfav evenings. Sunday school, 9:45 Church ad dress, 1185 Willamette. Phone 5-8764 Berlyn V. Farrls, pastor. Jl?ETHOD,ST "ARRIS ST.)-1 a.m. "The Growing Church," a consideration of the problems of a new church. No evening service, Sunday school. 10:45 a.m. Church Sil n'lJfl0"1 at tne Harris Street Public School, 29th and Pot- aeo!U' .P1"' Paul B- M Ph. 5-0864, acting pastor. v.-in -rL ."aemer ior uood." m ft?.:. 7he .yJ"e ' Work." 7:30 la . Worship". "' M ""' Sunday school, 10 a.m. Church address, West nth Avenue, just beyond the city limits. The Pev. Jamea A. Covington, phona 6-3088, pastor. METHODIST (TRINITY) 11 a.m. WorsnlI service with the pastor preach lng on "The Living Church." Nursery h"! Pir hour- 7 " m- Org" nbK ii.i vl"1.ilrtt,meetlnK f the Methc ILl '''""""IP t the church for all high school students. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Church address, 440 Maxwell Rd. The Rev Robert W. Burtner phone 4-8717 pastor. OPEN BIBLE STANDARD Uio.I services, Sunday achool, 9:45 a.m. Church address, 31st Ave. at Willamette. The Rev. John B. Wright, phone 5-7863, pastor. If You Are Tired of Politics, Sleepless at night, Worried about business, Concerned about the future, Wanting a blessing; then ATTEND THE REVIVAL MEETINGS and Hear Evangelist Roy Southard NIGHTLY at 745, except Mon. and E' at the ASSEMBLY OF GOD "Eugene's Revival Center" 710 West 13th Eugene, Oregon STARTING SUNDAY. SEPT. 14th orwauu. wtw-UMb 1U COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHUUi. SU IT'S THF T TFF . TUP OIVTXTi- . iKYtr waver t irtf K T WlLt - u uuu.,Wh,ii nnuuoiftU, rASlUft "He That Is of Gqd Heareth God's WT SUNDAY SERVICES 8:45 A.M. S u Sermon by Vicar Donald Schaeffer Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Bible ClasseTio WELCOME GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH i nt Fcrrr u. Eleventh Northeast Corner HEAR REV. RICHARD TAYLOR Former Eugene Pastor Sept. 14-21 7:30 p.m. Springfield Church of the Nazarene 18th & E Sts. J. William Jones, Pastor Welcome to First Baptist SUNDAY IS HOMECOMING DAY 9:45 A.M. A Growing Sunday School V7itliaJ "Come Thou With Us and We Will Do TheeOd Bdwy. at High Dr. Vance H. Webstcr.hl SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY! 20th Century Youth-Evangelist KEITH FANCHER 17 YEARS OF AGE Preacher of old time religion for today Dynamic Spiritual Sound ' Reverent LIGHTHOUSE TEMPI! . 1209 Olive Street REV. AND MRS. W. C. COLE, PASTORS SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m Sunday TUESDAY: 7:45 p.m. Mid-week prayer meeting! v study THURSDAY: 1:30 p.m. Prayer service SATURDAY: 9:00 a.m. Radio Broadcast "BEAMS OF LIGHT"- WELCOME TO "EUGEI.E'S LARGEST FULL GOSPEL CHIHC Sermon Topics: Burning The World's Mortgage The Man God Couldn't Kill A Wealthy Beggar The People God Doesn't Want Saved God's Program For The Dead Coommunism In Reverse The Coming Of Christ Our Hope vj4ii u AjiK, iucoai&UaC, xiict tnuvvu ' " " "i 1 ior you. 11 A.M. "THE GOD OF PEACE" KASH BROADCAST 7:30 P.M "THE GREAT APPEAL" EVENING BIBLE SCHOOL -."- vj;.-1 KEITH L hi Ike lb SERVICES i 11:00 a.m. . . . Morning f sermon by Rev. W. C. Cole 6:15 D.m YouM 7:45 p.m. . . . Evangelist's sermon by Keith Foncher STUD0ff;