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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sat, April 21, 1S8 Pige SA t r. r r - J 1 -1 I: VI .7 ki 1 .J . ' I A . , (AP Wirephoto) . The Very Rev. John J. Weaver, left, dean of the Episcopal Cathedral ASKS St' Paul n Detroit nas appealed to his congregation for funds to finance training of Catholic priests for missionary work in the tj1.. J Congo. Donations are being passed along to Father Francis B. i UnUS Stocker, right, of the Holy Ghost Fathers Junior Seminary near Ann Arbor, Mich., where missionaries are trained. 'Road to Calvary' Planned For 3 Easter Presentations Eugene's First Assembly of God has scheduled "Road to Calvary" as its annual Easter dramatic presentation. "Road to Calvary," which features a cast of 90, will be presented at the church, 1330 Madison St., Eugene, at three times 6:30, 9 and H a.m. Sunday. The presentation includes eight scenes: the Last Supper, the Garden of Gethsemane, a courtroom scene, Peter's denial of Christ, another courtroom scene, the Crucifixion and the Ascension. Sound Effects Each scene will be presented with a background of organ mu sic and sound effects, including storm sounds. The church's 45 voice Sanctuary Choir will sing between the scenes. This year's presentation, which lasts for 45 minutes, was written and adapted for the stage by the Rev. Bob Pagett, assistant pastor of the church. Society of Christian Service Group's Top Offices Go to Local Women Emerald Empire residents came home from the annual meeting of the Eugene district of the Woman's Society of Chris tian Service at Klamath Falls with the majority of the top offices. At the meeting, Mrs. Steven Komane, a member of Ebbert Memorial Methodist Church in Springfield, was elected district president. She will lead activi ties for the district, which in cludes 39 societies with a mem bership of 2,707 women, for a year, and will represent the dis trict at the national assembly in Atlantic City, N. J., May 15 to 18. Other district officers include Mrs. Kenneth Kienzle, First Church in Eugene, vice presi dent; Mrs. George Elinkhorn, Trinity Methodist of Eugene, recording secretary; Mrs. J. A. Morgan of Wesley Methodist, secretary of supply; Mrs. Glenn Reymers, Trinity Methodist, sec retary of children's work; Mrs. Eldon Lee of Yoncalla Metho dist, secretary of literature and publications; Mrs. Orval Pontius Yoncalla Methodist, secretary of promotion, and Mrs. Fred An drews, First Church of Eugene, secretary of student work. THE REV. W. D. Wellman of the Eugene Church of the Naz- arene has an added impetus these days in his drive to in crease Sunday school attend ance a contest with Tillamook Church of the Nazarene. The pastor and Sunday school super intendent of the church losing the contest, which closes Sun day, will have to take their counterparts to dinner. So far, it's a close race both churches have been averaging 300 to 320 each week. HOUSING, world trade and United Nations' bonds will be the "Three Key Issues" of Tues day's Woman's Society of Chris tian Service meeting at First Methodist Church. Eugene. The meeting will open at 10:30 a.m., with Mrs. E. E. Cone of Eugene leading devotions. A panel dis cussion on the theme, featuring panelists Mrs. R. L. Bentsen, Mrs. Tom Frost, Mrs. Kenneth Hixson and Mrs. Wayne Stauf- fer, is scheduled for the after noon, a noon luncheon is planned, and the Service Sing ers will give a program. THE APOSTLE PETER tells the story of Jesus, His ministry and His suffering in the film The Power of the Resurrec tion," which will be shown Sat urday at 7:30 p.m. at the weekly Youth for Christ rally. The rally will be held at the Church of the Open Bible, 3195 Hilyard St., Eugene, and is open to the public. MARGARET HUNTINGTON of Vida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Huntington, is scheduled to participate in week-long program of church college discussions concerning Christian higher education in Oregon Presbyterian Churches She is a senior at Lewis and Clark College, Portland. COTTAGE GROVE Mrs, Duane Hoyt of Cottage Grove, a member of Trinity Lutheran Church here, will represent her i church as a delegate to the 1 Oregon District convention of the Woman's Missionary League in Albany, Wednesday and Thursday. ; TEMPLE BETH Israel in Eu gene has scheduled a Jiskor service for the Passover Season Thursday at 8 p.m. "RELIGION AND REASON" will be Sunday's topic for the weekly meeting of the Eugene Baha'i community. The meeting is scheduled for 4 p.m. at Friendly House, 2445 Kincaid St., Eugene, with a panel of students from the University of Oregon discussing the topic. The public is welcome. UO Religious Group Sets Talent Show Christian House's version of "Century 21" will be presented Friday ai. First Christian Church, Eugene. This will be the an nual talent show of the campus religious organization, held to raise money for summer service project participants and to help delegates attend the national Study Conference of the United Campus Christian Fellowship. Two showings of the talent program are planned, one for 7 p.m., the other for 9 p.m. Tickets, on sale at the door, are 50 cents for adults and high school students, 25 cents for grade school and junior high school students. Pre-school children will be admitted free of charge. Refreshments will be available, and the program is open to the public. Mrs. Murray McLees, wife of the pastor, served as script editor. Church officials are expecting an attendance of 3,000 persons! this year. Last year, some 1,700 persons saw the program, and special preparations are being made for this year's crowd. j Ample parking will be avail able, the Rev. Pagett said, and nursery facilities for small chil dren and infants will be pro vided, free of charge. No Admission Charge No admission charge will be made, but a free-will offering will be taken. Featured in the cast of this year's pageant are Dean Ander son, Chuck Carlsen. Mike Kramer, Roy Gable, Carl Alli son, Lynn Anderson, Clarence Payne, Chuck Sweet, Fred Spores, Gene Landseidel, J. D. Anderson, Gary Anderson, Grover Slater, Clifford Wyant, Wayne Crumpacker, Norman Murray, Doug McConnell, Hack Thornton, Dick Roberts, Ed Vos- ika, Earl Strand, Jan White, Mary Powell, Steve Wellette, Gary Hugoboom, Don VanOrd- strand, Paul Koberstein, Lowell Powell, Mel Davis, Ron Keller, Chuck Royer, Ellen McLees, Martha Lovegren, Faye Eaton and Alfreda Spores. The prologue will be given by Jack Kuykendall. Persons in charge of the pro duction staff include Gail Han sen, lights and sound: Ruth Mil lard, art work; Charlene Pagett, Martha Lovegren, Sylvia Kramer and Mane Crumpacker, cos tumes; Mel Davis, props; Fred Bottom, spot lights and Sylvia Kramer, organist. Two Groups Pick Officers Two groups of the Women's Christian Fellowship First Christian Church in Eugene and Springfield Christian have elected new officers. New president of the Eugene organization is Mrs. Wesley Haines, who will be installed in the office at the church's mother-daughter banquet May 8 at the church. Retiring president in Eugene is Mrs. Gilbert Cross. Other new officers for the Eugene group include Mrs. Carl Wulf, first vice president; Mrs. Ralph Schultz and Mrs. Robert Fort, second vice - presidents; Mrs. Cross, worship; Mrs. Dale Lindley, recording secretary; Mrs. Oscar Turton; correspond ing secretary, and Mrs. John Miller, treasurer. In Springfield, Mrs. William Cox was elected president. Serv ing with her will be Mrs. Gene Davis, first vice president; Mrs. Roland Moshier, second vice president; Mrs. H. E. Bailey, sec retary; Mrs. Lloyd McQum, treasurer; Hattie Mitchell, study; Mrs. Bill Nothwang, worship; Mrs. Clyde Kriger, service, and Mrs. Bill Holly, membership. Mrs. Nothwang is retiring president. Easter Services Set suthehlin sunrise serv ices will be held Easter at 6 a.m. on the S u t h e r 1 i n High School athletic field. The services are being spon sored by the Sutherlm Minis terial Fellowship and the Rev. D. L. Nultmeier of the Assem bly of God church will deliver the Easter sermon. Several spe cial music numbers are planned. 2nd Public Bible Lecture Scheduled "Basis for Belief in God," the second in a series of special public Bible lectures, will be presented Sunday at 7 p.m. at Kingdom Hall of the Eugene congregation of Jehovah s Wit nesses, 95 N. Washington St K. D. Rogers, a representa tive of the congregation, will present the lecture. Following the talk, the congregation will hold their weekly Bible study, using the watchtower magazine. official journal of Jehovahs Witnesses, as a study aid. Hartzell Cobbs is talent show chairman. Newly-elected officers of Christian House are Sharon Hiidenbrand, president; David arr ana Larry Bruton, vice presidents; Vicki Fedor and Pat Lowry, secretaries; Linda Mc- Larrin, treasurer, and Myrna lay, editor. At the recent regional con ference of the new United Campus Christian Fellowship, Don David of Christian House was elected president, and Miss Hiidenbrand, member-at-laree. Nancy Edling, also of Christian House, was elected editor. inese mree students are planning to attend the national study conference, scheduled for students of the Christian, Pres byterian, Congregational and Evangelical United Brethren churches in Beloit, Wis, Aug. 25-30, Boy Scout Calendar FIVE NATIONS DISTRICT Tuesday Commissioners meeting, Madison Vann resi dence, 211 Elkay Drive, 7:30 p.m. TOSHNIK DISTRICT Tuesday Commissioners meeting, 1568 Polk, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Advancement Committee meeting, 1200H Oak St., 7:15 p.m. THREE SISTERS DISTRICT Thursday Den mothers workshop, Legion Hall, 10 a.m. Interim Minister Conducts Services An interim minister. the Rev Gordon Giffin of California, will arrive in Eugene this weekend to conduct Easter services at River Road Baptist Church. 1105 River Rd., Eugene. The Rev. Giffin, who was orig inally from Oregon and was or dained at First Baptist Church in iaigene, is now retired. He is a former resident of Springfield, and also held s pastorate at Lakeview. He will conduct Easter wor ship at the church Sunday at 11 a.m and also will conduct an evening service at 7 featuring choir music. Evangelist to Conduct Series of Meetings TOLEDO Evangelist Les ter H. Sheets of Los Angeles will be in Toledo this coming week to conduct a series of spe cial meetings at the Assembly of God church. Meetings will be held nightly, except Monday and Saturday, at 7:30. Topics will Include "Will Christ Come in 62?"; "Will We Know One Another in Heaven and "Hen-pecked Husbands." Two sisters from Kendrick, Idaho, both of whom are mis sionaries to India, will be the featured speakers at the spring convention of American Luther an Church Women of the Wil lamette Conference, The convention is scheduled for Central Lutheran Church, Eugene, April 28. Delegates and visitors from 25 churches in the conference are expected to at tend, A talk illustrated with slides by the Meyer sisters is sched uled for the convention's morn ing session, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The Junior Choirs of Eu gene and Springfield under the direction of Marion Frye will provide special music. Mrs. O, M. Munson of Port land will give an inspirational message and install new offi cers at the afternoon session. Women from Trinity Lutheran Church in Dallas will provide the music. Also on the program will be Marlys Ssrenson of Eugene-Area Women to Go To Sessions Two Eugene-ares women have been named as delegates to the Oregon District Convention 1st the Lutheran Women's Mission ary League. The convention is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday at Immanue! Lutheran Church in Albany. Mrs. Edwin Suliivan of Grace Lutheran Church and Mrs. Jack Bateke of Messiah Lutheran Church will be the Eugene dele gates. "Life With My Lord" is the theme for the meeting. The Mis sionary League is an auxiliary organization of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, with 71. affiliated societies in Oregon with a membership of 2,211 wo men. Other Emerald Empire resi dents participating in the con vestion program will be the Rev. Lawrence Rehiring, pastor st Messiah; Mrs, Alwm Moors of Eugene, district first vice president, and Mrs. Oscar Krurn dieek, editor-in-chief of the Ore gon Leaguer, quarterly publica tion of the Oregon district. til,. J DOROTHY AND HEBMINA MEYER Two Sisters To Teii of Work in India Two Missionaries to Speak To Lutheran Church Women St Thomas Episcopal Church 1635 Collars Road HMy Communion at 8, 8, & 11 (Children's Florid Cross Is formed at t t.nt, service) "The Focui of Faith" FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH E, 23rd at Harris EASTER SERVICES 9:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. You are cordially invited Supervised Nursery Uniiy Church of Eugene 1215 OAK STREET SERVICE 11 a.m. and SUNDAY SCHOOL Minister Rose Elaine Lightburne Ph. DI 5-9913 Central United Presbyterian Church 15th & Ferry (2 blocks off campus) 9.-30 o.m. and 11. 00 a.m. Easter Worship 7:30 p.m. Easter Music by the Youth Choirs tu. WELCOME Jspringneia, who recently re turned from a term as a teacher the New Guinea mission field. Both of the Meyer sisters are graduates of Pacific Lutheran: University, Parkland, Wash., Dorothy in 1949 and Hermina in 1954. Dorothy Meyer has been man aging the Christ Hostel for Christian students attending Sri venkeleswara University in Ti rnpati, Andhra State. She was also advisor to American Lu theran Church Women in the area. Hor sister, Hermina, is a med ical technologist, working with the Catherine Lehman Luther Hospital at Beningunta, a vil lage of 8,000 persons about sev en miles from Tiraputi. She is in charge ot the hospital's lab oratory and is director ot a school for technologists. IHFIBf invited III j D Til E BIBLE D f ORTHODOX Q SPEAKS n i PRESBYTERIAN ZZ church II TO YOU n I I 5W Block -rnuskUn it J j.m rikftsa ho I Sunday 10:15 AM, I j Sunday School I KORE14S0 jb Mornino Worship 1 Thl, ChrijlliM Sclent l l 11:00 a.m. jflflj , , IF ) Easter and the Bomb l We Believe... "YouH lighten your toad st SIS InHng Rood Bom of the Santa Clara Assembly of God In North Eugene E. Judson Cornwall, pastor Dl 5-2985 the UNITARIAN CHURCH DI 4-7S5S meeting temporarily st Frances Willard School West 28th at Lincoln 11 a.m. Worship Service and Church School FAMILY EASTER SERVICE Special Music by Choir First Church of Christ, Scientist 14th & Pearl Street Fiiesr, A Branch ot The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Is Boston, alsissachusetU Lesson Sermon: DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT Sunday Services 9:30 Q.HL. 1 1,00 Sunday School 11 Wednesday testimonial meeting 8 Nursery Facilities Soring All Services Reading Room 84 E. 10th Am Ail Are Welcome Methodist Church First Conservative Baptist Church 1660 Mohawk, Springfield Your Special Invitation To Hear . . . Dr. Harry M. Lintz Ray Bobies Nationally Known EvangelUt , , . . Born In Tennewee to "! h.t HfU and Now 1st California warms your hp, rl Be a leader Lead Your Crowd to THE VICTORY CRUSADE A Program Packed With Pleasure and Profit for You and Yours APRIL 22 SUNDAY 7:30 P.M. Welcomes You EUGENE ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH fAIRFIKUJ SCHOOL, MSg ROYAL AVE. 11.60 Morning Worship, 9:45 Church School F1HST METHODIST CHURCH : 1185 WIIXA MR-ITS STREET Services 9:30 AM, and 11:00 A.M. TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH 449 MAXWELL BOAU Services 9:30 A.M., 11:00 AM, WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH OAKWA at CAfc VQUNG ROAD S:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worthip - SPRINGFIELD EBBERT MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH ' Ut AND 'C STS. Morning Worship 9:45 and 11.40 AM. EUGENE DISTRICT OFFICE 910 26th Am East Dl J-S410 '! Easier Crusade Conlinues For all People lor all Churches IOLA V. WISEMAN Otitstanditij lady evangelist from Oklahoma City Annoinfed Ministry Spiritual Gifts Operate presenting: The ALL POWERFUL RESURRECTED CHRIST, who Is able to aave, to heal, to baptiie with the Holy Ghost and power. SUNDAY, APRIL 22 9:45 ajxu Sunday School 11:00 A.M. CAN GOD? s22, . 2:30 P.M. 4 7:30 ?.M. MUa Wiseman 6n4 Each Hite, 7:30 P.M. gxcept Monday and Saturday UPSTAIRS AUDITORIUM c Acrots from Eocene ati Office Sponsored byJv. ond Alrj?G. O. Bakers Friends "Where Th Risen Christ is Preeminent" 3 GREAT SERVICES "LOVE'S ECHO" 8:30 A.M. 11 sOO A.M. 7:00 P.M. I u Rev. L. H. Allison Associate Pastor BAPTISMAL SERVICE "EASTElt CLAD.ESS" Dr. Vance H. Webster .MY IIEAIfT IS LAD" EASTER CANTATA SO voice Sanctuary Cnolr Nurri?iot All Services Ijr. Vance Webster, Pastor Rev. L, H. Allison, Associate BRCADWAY AND HIGH STREETS 1 Iliy 11 Spend Mer Sunday li M First Church of the Nazarene Eugene Morning Worship Broadcast over Radio KERG 8th and Madison Featuring; 9:45 AM ntnui) f re - n S.. I. I Morning 1 I Message . ' ' "Now V Abideth I Hope" I 1? mnmrrn S V " i ; 1 ; : . .. i X i i 1 ti. 9:45 Church School fctassw for , ail eges) Attend Special Class Easter 9:45 A.M. NORTHWEST NAZARENE COLLEGE . MEN'S GLEE CLUB 9:45 AM. 11
