Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 13, 1919
H arvest B all
Saturday, Oct. 2 2
B ridgeview Grange Hall
MUSIC BY LANGWORTHY’S ORCHESTRA
GOOD MUSIC — GOOD TIME
Usual Good Eats by Ladies of the Grange
75c Per Person, Inc. Tax
CAVE CITY COFFEE SHOP
Under New Management
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Announce
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ANNOUNCING
The Opening Of
CHURCH
SELMA BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School attendance was
163. B irthdays w ere observed for
Jo a n n e Maxon, A nnette Nelson,
Clydis Knight, and W endell Seat.
A new attendance co n test a ta rts
soon. The boy’s basem ent room
is to be furnished w ith a new
stove, blackboard and o ther fu r
nishings. New chairs fo r the be
ginners departm ent.
Rev. G ray’s m orning them e was
“ The Peace of God.” Mr. Galland
sang “ Does Jesug C a re ? ”
V isitors a t the church w ere Mrs.
D orothy Nicholson, form erly of
Selma, now o f F o rtu n a, C alif.;
Mrs. M yrtle Kelley w ith Sarah
A nna and J e rry ; Mr. and Mrs. O.
E. Aeord, Tom and Sherm an of
G rants Pass; Mrs. Leone H enrik-
sen, d aughter of Mrs. F. Salvage;
Mrs. H. Edw ards of M edford, anil
R obert Edw ards and Mrs. R. G.
McKenna of Selma.
The O’Brien Circle m et W ed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. C. E.
B urton, and the Town Circle on
T hursday. N ext W ednesday will
be the all day m eeting fo r the Mis
sionary group w ith Kerby Circle
in charge of the luncheon. The
ladies are asking any one having
clean, usable clothing suitable for
the rum m age sale N ovem ber 4
and 5 to contact some of the lad
ies of the group.
The Singspiration Sunday a f
ternoon brought out a large a t
tendance in spite o f rain and some
fine specials w ere given. The
next sing will be at the Bridgeview
church, November 13th.
Mrs. Ferris, music teacher of
Kerby high school, has accepted
the directorship of the Ju n io r
Choir in the Community church,
w ith Mrs. A. M. Carson as co-di
rector. Boys and girls from the
Ju n io r and Interm ediate classes of
the Com m unity Sunday School
m eet every Saturday, a t 1 p ,m.,
fo r practice. Mrs. William A.
Brown, is choir pianist.
F a th e r Kelly
Rev. A nderson, P asto r
I Church service at 9 :30 a. m.
Sunday School a t 10:45 a. m.
Young People a t 7 p. m.
P rayer M eeting T uesday 8 p. m.
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
Missionary Society 4th W ednesday
CHURCH
of each month.
George H. G ray, P astor
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Sunday School a t 10 a. m.
M orning W orship a t 11 a. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
N O TES
Cave P ark Motel
Sunday, Septem ber 25,
October 9, Oct. 23,
12 o’clock noon
THE ILLINOIS VALLEY
GOSPEL TA BER NA C LE
Rev. D elbert H. B urger, Pastor.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Sunday W orship 11 a m.
Sunday Evangelical service 7 :45.
T hursday Young Peoples service
and Bible study, 7:45 p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
P reaching every Sunday m orn
ing at 10:30, communion services
im m ediately follow ing a t our
church house ju s t south of J. S.
Bedingfield’s residence on the cem
etery road. E veryone is cordially
invited.
CHURCH OF JESU S CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAIN TS
(M orm on)
The L a tte r Day Saints will have
their Sunday School a t 10:30 a.
m., on Caves Highway, ju s t the
second house beyond the old ice
road a t C aryer’s place.
ASSEM BLY OF GOD
Kerby, Oregon
Rev. D. B. W antland, pastor
M orning W orship at 11 a. m.
Sunday worship, 11 a.m.
Evangelistic service, Sunday, 8
p.m.
Bible Study and Y oung People’s
m eeting, F riday ........ 7 :30 p. m.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Evening worship 8 p. m.
P ray er and Bible study, W ednes
day. 8 p. m.
Daily V acation Bible school
sta rts Ju n e 21 a t Bridgeview
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
of SEV EN TH DAY A D V EN TISTS Com m unity church w ith D. D.
Randall* in charge, sta rtin g a t 9
Elder, W ayne Scriven
a. m. to 11:30 a. m. from Tuesday
Sabbath School .................9:30
Church service ................... lliOO through Friday and continuing for
P ra y e r m eeting W ednesday.
two weeks.
BADDEN'S
Bakery
and
Fountain
Lunch
O ctober 16th a volley ball game
is scheduled at the Kerby high,
followed by a w affle feed a t the
home of Mrs. P erry. All teen
L ast Sunday afternoon 16 mem
agers are invited.
bers of the group m et a t the home
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of Mrs. P erry and divided into
groups fe r the scavenger hunt.
CARD OF THANKS
The m em bers la te r assembled ’
We wish to thank our m any
a t the home of Mrs. Cooper where
they w ere served a delicious chick friends and neighbors fo r th eir
en dinner and homemade dessert. kind expressions of sympathy and
They played gam es, sang songs, the beautiful flowers, in the loss
and la te r held a religious m eeting o f our dear m other and g ran d
m other, Cora Baldwin.
headed by D arlene Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baldwin
A t the close o f an enjoyable
and son Jim
evening they joined in a friend
Mrs. C lara Spencer
ship circle before departing for
Mrs. Eva P e te r
th e ir homes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Leonard
and fam ily
Mrs. Elma A lbright and fam
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