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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sat., Jan. 26, 1963
W or shippers 40-Year Wait for 'Home to End
EMMANUEL LUTHERAN
(Lutheran Brethren)
1492 west 2nd, Eugene
Phone DI 2-1911 or DI 44479
ROBERT OVERGAARD, pastor
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Evening Fellowship
Wed. 7:30 P..M. Bible Study
St. Alice Parish Reveals Building Plans
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Plans for the interior of the new St. Alice
Catholic Church in Springfield have been de
17111 signed to allow for liturgical changes from the
rieXlDie Second Ecumenical Council in Rome. The
Design
Covenant Presbyterian
Church to Be Enrolled as Congregation
: Covenant Presbyterian Church
Will be formally enrolled as a
congregation in the Willamette
Presbytery at 4 p.m. services
Sunday at the church, 3800 Hil
yard St., Eugene.
: Sunday's program will In
clude: : Formal organization of the
church, under Presbyterian
church law.
Recognition of 110 charter
members of the new congregation.
Emerald Church
Members of First Christian
Church, Eugene, collected ap
proximately 200 men's, women's
and children's sweaters during
the past three months for ship
ment to needy persons in Hong
Kong.
Church workers said "a good
many" of the donated sweaters
were new.
ST. THOMAS' Episcopal Mis
lion, Eugene, will have its an
nual church meeting Sunday at
7 p.m. in the chapel. The meet
ing will bo followed by a des-scrt-potluck
in the parish house.
RALPH CARLSON of Eugene
was installed last Sunday as
president o the church council
of Central Lutheran Church,
Eugene. Other council officers
are M"arvin Hansen, vico presi
dent; Roger Miller, treasurer,
and William Kncbcl, secretary.
Members of the council for
1003 aro Waller Johnson, Rob
ert Scllo, Dr. Harvey Lund,
Irving Wciseth, Joseph Kelscy,
Duane Mcllcm, Vomer Carlson,
Chester Skow, Orvin Olson, Dan
Chamncss and Roy Stagcbcrg.
ROSEMARY ROBERTS,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Carroll Roberts of Eugene, is
featured in an article in the
January issue of "World Call,"
international monthly of the
Christian Churches. Miss Rob
erts is administrative assistant
in the Office of Ecumenical
Scholarships of the World Coun
cil of Churches' Division of In
tcrchurch Aid, Refugeo and
World Service in Geneva,
Switzerland. Her father is now
field representative for North
west Christian College, Eugene.
FIRST SATURDAY Adora
tion, sponsored by Court Oregon
of Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica, but open to all Interested
persons, usually held in the
convent chapel, will be held
Feb. 2 at St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Eugene, because of the
40-houra' devotion.
GUEST SPEAKER Sunday at
First Evangelical United Breth
YOU ARE HVTED
LIGHTH0US6 TMPL
I21H ni
9:45 A.M.
Sunday School
11:00 A.M.
Morning Service
7:00 P.M.
Gospel Hour
EVERYONE WELCOME
HERB BIUDSHAW, PASTOR
main section of the church was designed by
architects Lutes and Amundson of Springfield
to seat 500 persons, with the section on the
right, which has its own altar, designed to
Participation by ministers,
ruling eMers and representa
tives of the new congregation.
As a part of the services, 27
of the new members will be
making the first public confes
sion of their faith, and 12 of
these will receive baptism.
Officers Elected
Two weeks ago, the congre
gation elected a tentative slate
of officers who will be officially
elected, ordained and installed
ren Church, 834 Monroe St.,
Eugene, will be the Rev. Paul
P. Petticord, president of West
ern . Evangelical Seminary in
Portland. He will speak at 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. At 9:45 a.m.
Sunday, Mrs. Petticord will be
speaker at the church's Sunday
school program, and will illus
trate her talk with chalk draw
ings. A FREE babysitting service
for children from two to five
years old began last Sunday for
the 0 a.m. Mass at St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Eugene. The
babysitting service is in the
lower grade school cafeteria,
285 W. 11th Ave., Eugene, and
is staffed by members of tho St.
Maria Corotti Sodality group
from St. Francis High School.
SPRINGFIELD CHRISTIAN
Church will continue ila Fam
ily Lifo Institute with Sunday
morning worship service ser
mons and programs for the
combined adult classes. The
worship service topics will be
"What Is Man," 8:30 a.m., and
"Toward Christian Maturity,"
11 a.m. At 9:45 a.m., the com
bined adult classes will have a
program on "What the Church
Can Do for Families."
Speaker Sunday will be Law
rence M. Bixler, professor of
Bible and Christian education
at Northwest Christian College,
Eugene.
NORTI1WOOI) CHRISTIAN
Church has scheduled an all
church fellowship dinner Sun
day at 12:45 p.m. The dinner
will be the final program in the
church's mission study, and a
filmstrip will be shown.
BAII.VIS of Eugene observed
the faith's World Religion Day
last Sunday with a program at
the Eugene Hotel. Mrs. llelmer
Lindslroin of Astoria, the fea
tured speaker, said tho founda
tion of all tho world's "revealed
religions" is one being God.
"If we aro talking in terms of
world unity," she said, "then
wo must talk about a higher di
mension than just Christian
TO ATTSXVl
OLIVE ST.
seat an additional 200 persons. The north
wall of the church will have colored glass win
dows to provide "the primary light" for the
building, architects said. The church building
will be constructed on the site of the present
church, 15th and F Streets in Springfield.
Also on the five-acre site is St. Alice School,
a rectory, school gym and convent.
at the service of organization.
Sunday's service will bo cli
maxed by the official declara
tion of the moderator that Co
venant Presbyterian Church
has been duly organized and
enrolled as a United Presbyter
ian Church in the Presbytery
of Willamette.
Formal organization of the
congregation will be held less
than a year from the date of
the first formal service, which
Notes
unity ... we must include the
Hindus, tho Buddhists, the Jews
and tho Moslems."
Two public discussion pro
grams are planned by the Ba
ha'ls in Eugene next week,
Tuesday at 8 p.m., at 341 E.
12th Ave., Eugene, and Friday
at 8 p.m., at 1458 Alder St., Eu
gene. Call DI 2-1060 or DI 2-1034
(or further information.
REVIVAL SERVICES are he
ing held nightly at 7:30 p.m. at
Central Assembly of God, 2480
iiiiyarri hi., Eugene, by the Rev.
Iola Wiseman, evangelist, from
Oklahoma City, Okla. She has
appeared at a number of camp
meetings on me I'acinc Coast,
church officials said, and is
also a musician and artist. The
public is invited.
AN OZANAM School of Char
ity will bo held at St. Mary's
Hall, Eugene, by the Particular
Council of the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul of Eugene. Ses
sions will continue for nine
weeks, Mondays at 8 p.m. All
Catholic men are invited.
Revival
First Assembly of God
7th & B Sis., Sprintjiield
Evangelist - Cecil Grice
Washington State
Corns hear this man of God
Sine and Preach the Gospel
Beginning Sunday, January 27, 11 A.M.
Each night at 7:30 p.m. (except Monday and Saturday)
LESTER CARLSEN, Pastor
IT'CEXE
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
1090 HFRNTZEN ROAIl
11:00 MORNING WORSHIP 9:4J CHURCH SCHOOL
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
1 IRS WILLAMETTE STRKET
SERVICES 9:30 A.M. and 11 A.M.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
440 MAXWELL ROAI)
WORSHIP and sl'NDAY SCHOOL 9 JO and 11:00
NURSERIES PROVIDED
WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH
OAKWAY at CM. YOUNG ROAD
9:49 SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 WORSHIP
SVRlSGflELD
EBBERT MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH
nth and C Sts.
MORNING WORSHIP 9 45 and 11:00 A.M. 9:43 CHURCH SCHOOL
El'GEXE DISTRICT OFFICE
910 2tith AVE. EAST DI 3418
was June 3, 1062, at the Sunset
Home Chapel.
On September 9, the congre
gation opened a Sunday church
school in buildings on the
church's future building site,
3800 Hilyard St. The church
moved worship services to re
modeled buildings on the site
after the collapse of the Sunset
Home Chapel in the Oct. 12
windstorm.
Organizing minister for the
congregation is the Rev. Gor
don Crider.
Six Elder-Trustees
Up for election as church of
ficers Sunday, which is con
sidered "just a formality,"
church officials said, will be six
elder-trustees.
These will be Shirley Foster,
clerk of session; Ray Walter,
stewardship-finance; L y 1 e
Weldy, worship; Sidney Clay
pool, building council; Clarence
Graham, evangelism, and Gil
bert Shibley.
All of the deacons for the
new congregation will be
women. They are Mrs. Jerry
Janscn, Victoria Stephenson,
Mrs. Dan Morris, Mrs. James
Waning, Mrs. C. N. Chapman
and Mrs. Charles Lemmer.
In addition to committee
chairman named "within the
session," Mrs. Gilbert Shibley
has been appointed as chairman
of the church's Christian educa
tion committee, and Douglas
Lcedy was named to manage a
fund-raising program for the
church's first permanent build
ing.
Charles Pyle and Mrs. Sidney
Claypool will be treasurers of
the congregation, and Mrs.
Mervin Ilisel has been appoint
ed by the church's Christian
education committee and the
session-elect to service as Sun
day school superintendent.
Methodist Church
Welcomes You
By PEPPER BERKELEY
Of the KefUtrGiiard:
In the past 40 years, mem
bers of St. Alice Catholic
Church in Springfield have
worshipped in homes, rented
buildings and a railroad car.
And the present small
church, located at 15th and F
Streets, is an Army surplus
building purchased from
Camp White after World War
II.
Sometime next year, mem
bers were told this week, the
parish will have its first really
new church building.
Detailed plans for the new
structure, which will be lo
cated on the site of the pres
ent building, were unveiled
last Sunday at parish meet
ings by Donald Lutes and
Kenneth Staack of Lutes and
Amundson, Springfield archi
tects, and the Rev. Louis H.
Sohler, pastor of the parish.
Throughout the plans,
Father Sohler's suggestion of
"the tree of life" is used as a
theme.
This symbolism, Staack
said in an interview this week,
occurs many times in various
forms throughout the Old and
New Testaments. And, he
said, it is especially appro
priate in Springfield where
a large portion of the econo
my depends on the lumber
industry.
Staack said construction
will begin next fall, and com
pletion of the church build
ing which will seat 700 per
sons is scheduled for 1964.
And when completed, the
church may be Springfield's
largest. It will serve St.
Alice's congregation of 700
families, and is designed also
for use by the children at
tending the adjacent St. Alice '
School, who attend daily Mass.
Each Sunday, Staack said,
1,600 persons attend services
in the present church.
The present building is lo
cated on a plot of approxi
mately five acres. Included
on this land is St. Alice
School, the school gym, a
rectory, the church, parking
lots for approximately 100
cars and a convent.
Radio Bible School Leader
To Hold Eugene Programs
William W. Orr, who conducts
a "radio school of the Bibie"
in California, and who is author
of a number of books on re
ligion and family life, will be
gin a series of programs Sun
day at First Baptist Church, Eu
gene. Sunday, he will speak at 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. His weeknight
addresses are scheduled Mon
day through Friday at 7:30 p.m.,
and he will speak at the church
for both Sunday morning serv-l
ices Feb. 3.
In addition to these programs,
he will conduct a scries on -"How
to Have a Happier Home"
Monday through Friday at the
church at 10 a.m. 1
These subjects will be "Wives '
Are Angels Almost," Monday;
"Husbands Are . . . ," Tuesday;
"Nineteen Children," Wcdnes-1
Jacob Worshipped
Why
Sermon
"MESSAGE FROM GOD'S WORD"
" REGULAR SERVICES
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK
Bethel Assembly of God
C. K. Barnes, Pastor Phone RI 6-6432
21st and K Streets Springfield, Oregon
The
CHURCHES
Salute
VKNKTA
Territorial Road
(Near Fisher's Mkt.)
BUI Owens. Minister WE 5-1623
Sunday
Bible Classes 10:00 A.M.
Worship 10:50 A M.
Young People 6:00 P.M.
Evening Worship 7:O0 P.M.
Wednesday Service .. 7:00 P.M.
' SPRINGFIELD
12th and "C"
Rl 6-5214
Loran M. Biggs. Minister
Sunday
Radio Broadcast (KORE)
8 45 A.M.
Bible Classes 10:00 A.M.
Worship . .. 10:50 A M.
Young People Meet.. 5:45 P M.
Evening Worship 6:30 P.M.
Wednesday Evening 7:30 P.M.
10th and WASHINGTON
DI 5-56S2
Rosse V. Long, Minister
Sunday
Bible Classes 10:00 A M.
Worship 11:00 A.M.
Evening Worship 7:00 P.M.
Wednesday Evening . 7:00 P.M.
Thursday
Ladles Class 10:00 A.M.
Wo Boole But The Bible
SINDAY HKRAI.D OF TRITH
Radio Krnadrast (KAMI) 8:J P.M.
KI-TV Channel 12 Portland t 30 A.M.
All these units, Staack said,
eventually will be integrated
under a unified site plan with
the church as the center.
The architectural drawings
call for a fountain and circu
lar paved area at what would
be the intersection of 15th
and F Streets if the streets
were "cut through."
Immediately to the east of
this area, several low steps
will lead up into a landscaped
forecourt, which Staack de
scribed as symbolic of the
"garden of Paradise."
This, in turn, leads to the
church.
The church building itself,
Staack said, will have an ex
terior finish of native woods,'
which will also be used
throughout the building. The
north wall has high, narrow
windows of colored glass, and
there are similar high win
dows at the extreme south
east corner to light the sanc
tuary. Above the two identical
doors, the architects have
planned a tower reminiscent
of a belfry, which will add
height to the building.
Immediately inside the
front doors will be the bap
tistry. Its placement, and the
emphasis given other interior
elements, Staach said, is
planned to give prominence
to the sacraments of the
church.
The arrangement of the
church generally and the
sanctuary in particular,
Staack said, is "in anticipa-
tion of the restudying of the
liturgy ... at the Second
Ecumenical Council."
With this in mind, there
is a lectern on the south side
of the sanctuary, and the pul
pit is on the north.
The architects have planned
a simple altar with a canopy
to be placed in the center of
the sanctuary, allowing the
priest to face the people as he
says mass.
In the cfiurch building
itself, there are two ceiling
heights high in the main
part of the 500-seat church,
which will be used mainly for
day; a question hour Thursday,
and "Teenagers Are Here to
Stay," Friday.
Al programs will be open
to the public.
Theme for the evening serv
ices will be "Is 1963 the Year
of Destiny?"
Emerald Baptist
19th Avenue and
Patterson St.
MORNING WORSHIP
8:30 & 11:00 A.M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:45 A.M.
SCHOOL OF MISSIONS
5:45 to 8:00 P.M.
American Baptist Contention
at BETHEL (Gen. 28)
Not l'ou?
of CHRIST
You
JUNCTION C1T
5th at Juniper
Charles D. Partaln. minister
Sunday
Bible Class 10:00 A.M.
Worship ..11:00 A.M.
Evening Worship ... 6:30 P.M.
Wednesday Evening 7:30 P.M.
Thursday
Ladlea Class 10:00 A.M.
SPRINGFIELD
5th and "L"
Dennis L. Moss. Minister
Rl 6-8891
SUNDAY
Bible Classes 10:00 A.M.
Worship 11:00 A.M.
Evening Worship. 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday
Bible Classes 7:30 P.M.
No Creed But Christ
High Mass on Sundays and
major holy days, and a lower
over the southern section
which is designed to seat 200
and to serve the special needs
of Low Mass, special services
and Mass for the school chil
dren. Also included in the church
plan are vestment rooms for
the clergy and acolytes, a
choir room and a brides'
room. The confessionals will
be on the south wall of the
building.
Eventually, Staack said, the
church will be linked to other
units in the parish complex
with covered walkways. Ad
ditional parking facilities are
planned, he said.
The general plan of the
church, the forecourt and the
fountain (which will be built
after the church) is designed
to symbolize an ancient
church Staack said.
Waters of the fountain, he
explained, will symbolize the
baptistry. The forecourt, he
aid, is also traditional in
early churches, the service
often began in the courtyard,
where Catholics and non
Catholics heard the sermon
or "instructional" part of the
service.
Gale Roberts of Eugene will
be general contractor, Staack
said, and mechanical con
sultants will be Marquess and
Marquess of Eugene. Electri
cal consultants will be Mar
quess and Yates, also of Eu
gene. Mitchell and Mac
Arthur, Eugene, will be the
landscape architects, and Dr.
Archie Tunturo of Portland
will be acoustical consultant.
Art work will be by Emer
ald Empire artists "whenever
possible," Staack said.
WELCOME
Sunday School 9:45
"A Quality Sunday School"
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Youth Meeting 5:45
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
The Salvation Army
640 W. 7th
Eugene
Children's Nursery all Services
THE UNITARIAN
CHURCH
DI 4-7656
Frances Willard School
West 29th at Lincoln
11 a.m. Worship Service
and Church School
"Attorney for the Damned"
Rev, Carl Nelson
y 1 meeting
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Lutheran Churches
BETHESDA LUTHERAN
T.A.L.C.
4445 Royal Street, Eugene
Danebo District
H. MILTON PETERSON
Pastor
9:30 Family Worship
and Sunday School
11:00 Divine Worship
SPRINGFIELD LUTHERAN
T.A.L.C.
Mohawk Blvd. A I Street
Springfield
OTTO U FRANKE, Paitor
11:00 Worship Service
8:30 Worship Service
9:45 Sunday School
CHRIST LUTHERAN
Mo. Svnod
W. 11th & Territorial Rd.
Veneta
R. 3. SCHALEGER
Pastor
9:15 A.M. Sundav School
10:34 A.M. Worship Service
UNITED LUTHERAN
U.L.C.A.
Wah. & 22nd Ave.. Eugene
WESTON LaMl'NVON, Pastor
8:15 Church Service
9:30 Family Worship
Sundav School
11:00 Church Service
GOOD SHEPHERD
LUTHERAN
T.A.L.C.
H Ml. off Lorane Hwy, on
McHeth Road
Stephen Swsnson, Pastor
9:45 Sundav School
11:00 W orship Service
Congregational
Church
1050 E. 23rd
Services:
9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Church School
9:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Ministers: Wesley G. Nicholson
Lloyd R. Stamp
Church of Christ
One Assembly
As the Scriptures Teach
235 Kourt Dr.
(out River Rd.)
WORSHIP:
Sun. 10:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Tues. 7:30 p.m.
Congregational Singing
Sunday 6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.ra.
Phone DI 4-1052
Dl 4-7442 DI 5-5993
WELCOME
to The
ORTHODOX
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
"A Reformed church'
Services at
"The Friendly House"
2445 Klncaid, Eugene
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Yes
There Is A
Santa Clara
Assembly of God
815 Irving Road
E. Judson Cornwall, Pastor
DI 5-2985
Southern
Baptist Churches
Welcome You
EUGENE '
FAIRFIELD CHURCH
3991 Elmlra Rd.
Charles E. Bush, Pastor
FIRST SOUTHERN
2520 Harris St.
Rev. Robert W. Smith
RIVIERA CHURCH
30 Irvine Road
Rev. Edward L. Pbelpi
SPRINGFIELD
TRINITY
12th & B Streets
Buren Hlgdon, Pastor
First Christian Church
'The Church With the Chimes"
11 66 Oafc Street
9:30 a.m.
CHURCH SCHOOL
10:45 a.m.
ATTENTIONl
Dr. Carlton Buck, Minister
7:30 p.m.
Film: THE GOSPEL BLIMP
Cordially
invite you
to attend their
a .
TRINITY LUTHERAN
Wisconsin Synod
30th and University, Eugene
G. Jerome Albrecht, Pa (.tor
10:00 Sunday School and
Adult Btble Class
11:00 Worship Service
CENTRAL LUTHERAN
T.A.L.C.
18th and Pottrr, Eugene
OLAF A. ANDERSON, Pastor
Sunday Church School and
Adult Btble Class, 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service, 11 a.m.
GRACE LUTHERAN
Mo. Synod
17th & Hilyard, Eugene
Rev. Harold J. Gieseke, Pastor
8:30 Worship Service
9:45 Sunday School
and Bible Classes
11:00 Worship Service
EMMAUS LUTHERAN
T.A.L.C.
1250 West 18th, Eugene
EDWARD R. ANDERSEN
Pastor
9:30 Family Church Worship
and Sunday School
11:00 Church Worship Service
KOFE LUTHERAN
Mo. Svnod
14th & B Streets. Sprlnefleld
E. E. HELLWEGE, Pastor
9:30 Sunday School
11:00 Worship Service
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
Mo. Svnod
32M River Road, Eugene
LAWRENCE F. ROHLFLNQ
Pastor
8:00 Worship Service
9:15 Sunday School
10:30 Worship Service
OUR SAVIOUR'S
Lutheran Church in America
22(H) Coburg Rnad, Eugene
BRUCE E. POND, Pastor
Church School 9 30
The Service l:3ft
Holy Communion first Sun.