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Illinois Valley Newt, Thursday^ April 6. 19S0
CHURCH
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C A V E J U N C T IO N C O M M U N IT Y
CHURCH
George H. Gray, Pastor
Sunday Sahool at 10 a. m.
Morning W orship at 11 a. m .,
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Sunday school atten d an ce was
140. B irthdays w ere observed for
Mrs. Clarence M artin, M argarite
D illard, Phyllis Dick, Claude
Cham pney, Charles V ersteeg and
Carol M ayfield. It was Missionary
Sunday with an unusual collection.
At the m orning service Rev.
Gray took fo r his theme the ques
tion, “ Who is the King of G lory?”
and w here we stand in our rela
tion to Him. Are we w ith the mul
titu d e who cry “ H osanna” one day
and th e n e x t “ crucify Him.”
W here when tried, tested and
tem pted? W here shall we stan d at
the judgm ent? I t was a h eart-
searching sermon.
Communion
followed.
Mrs. Dick sang “ The Palm s” and
the choir had a special num ber,
“ Lead Me to Calvary.”
A nnouncem ents w ere made of
th e business m eeting fo r Tuesday
evening, a coming service fo r the
dedication of children, and the
evangelistic week of A pril 23-30
when Rev. A. J. W allen of Village
Missions will be present with very
helpful messages.
P rep aratio n s are under way for
the coming E aster sunrise service
on P ro cto r Hill, a t 5:30 Sunday
m orning,
with
the
d ifferen t
churches participating w ith music
and an appropriate message. A
large crowd is anticipated. In case
o f rain the service will be held at
the church.
Among the visitors present were
Mrs. boeseh and th ree children;
Mrs. C. G. Stem and daughter
K aren K ay; Mrs. Fay A rrant», Mr.
Jam es Reed of G rants Pass; Mr.
P. M. B ennett, Mrs. M aralyn T.
Gill and Mrs. Mae Salvage.
The K erby circle m et a t the
church W ednesday aftern o o n with
Mesdamea Mills and P e rry hos
tesses.
N ext week at “ W illadora” on
W ednesday afternoon will occur
th e m eeting of the Redwood circle,
w ith an E aster program , with an
E a ste r program , some hand work,
e n te rta in m e n t and refreshm ents.
A goodly attendance is desired.
The Town circle is featu rin g a
food sale on Saturday a t 10 a.m.
a t the Valley Cleaners. Their
circle m eeting is scheduled for
T hursday aftern o o n , A pril 13, at
th e church parlors.
T H E IL L IN O IS V A L L E Y
G O S PE L T A B E R N A C L E
Rev. D elbert H. B urger, Pastor.
Rev. H. H urley, Co-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.
The Gospel tabern acle will be
in attendance E aster Sunday
m orning a t the Sunrise service
which is to srtart a t 5:30 a.m. on
P ro c to r’s HiB a t the intersection
o f the cem etery road and the
Caves highway.
Sunday school still is on the in
crease w ith 113 p resent this last
Sunday. O ur goal of 150 is ex
pected to be reached this E aster
m orning. Sunday school will sta rt
prom ptly at 10:00 a.m. with sing
ing and the E aster program which
has l>een planned by Sunday
School S u perintendent Mabel Yan-
tlell. Regular m orning worship will
begin at 11 :00 with P astor Burger
I ringing the E aster message. At
I I :45 church will be dismissed and
th e re will I* an E aster egg hunt
fo r the children on the church
grounds. Everyone is invited to a t
tend these services and the E aster
egg hunt. If possible we would
like for everyone atten d in g to
bring at least two colored eggs for
th e h u n t to make sure th at there
will be su fficien t eggs for all the
children.
The E aster program will include
music and song by the Owen girls,
th eir instrum ents include base
violin, viola and a violin. Also the
high school male q u a rte t will be
singing a sjiecial num ber. All are
welcome.
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Sunday services w ere held as
usual last week. We had the
pleasure of hearing Rev. Myers
speak to us at the m orning service.
Rev. and Mrs. M yers drove over
from Medford to be with us S un
day morning.
This week the ladies of the
church are m eeting today (T hurs
day) to hang the new drapes
which were purchased recently for
o u r church. We a re filling the
E aster baskets today also. S a tu r
day the ladies will m eet again to
color eggs fo r the big E aster egg
hunt planned fo r Sunday.
The Ju n io r chorus organized
last W ednesday evening. The
young peo>ple of this church love
to sing and we have some excellent
ta le n t represented here. They will
present a speciaj num ber E aster
m orning.
Services planned for the coming
week include Sunday school at 10
am .
O ur goal this Sunday is:
“ Every m ember present fo r every
service on E aster Sunday.” Church
services a t 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
A guest speaker will be in the
pulpit at both services.
A t 12:15 a big E aster egg hunt
for all young people of this com
munity. A t 1 p.m., a fellowship
dinner will be spread under the
trees. All friends of the church
are invited. It is pot-luck and
bring your own table service. At
2:30 the Apostolic F aith churches
of M edford and G rants Pass will
present th e ir large chorus and 35-
piece orchestra in a sacred concert
in keeping with the E aster season.
A t 7 p.m. the young people’s
m eeting. In te re st in this service is
growing. A good program is
assured. “ Everybody Sings” a t 7
p.m. W ednesday. At 8 p.m. W ed
nesday is pray er m eeting. W ork
is being started on the parsonage.
A new pressure system is being
installed and a bathroom and
m odern kitchen is being built.
N ext week we are planning on
seeding our new lawn and land
scaping the yard.
A ttention is also called to the
sun-rise service E aster morning.
It will be held on Proctor Hill at
5:45 a.m. All churches in the
Valley will participate.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Kerby, Oregon
Rev. D. B. W antland, pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
M orning W orship, 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service, 7.30 p.m.
W ednesday
evening,
Young
People's Service (C .A .), 7:30 p.m.
The Sunday school will present
an E aster program , to begin a t 10
a.m. There will be appropriate
recitations and songs by each de-
I»artment and an E aster playlet
entitled "T h e R esurrection Mes
sage,” presented by the young
people.
The E aster Sunrise Service at
P roctor Hill promises to be an in
spiration, w ith singing by all the
Valley churches and a message by
Rev. Burger.
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Sunrise
At
Proctor's
Hill
Junction of Caves Highway and Cemetery Road
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M arvin and John Prentice are
home from W ashington State col-
1 lege fo r E aster vacation with their
’ parents, the Jack Prentices. Mrs.
Don K ingsbury and little daughter
t'-arol o f San Jose are also visiting
her parents, the Prentices.
Mrs. Fred F n sbee and son
Douglas a re visiting in Portland.
Mrs. H enry K rauss and daughter
Willa Ann accompanied them to
! Corvallis w here she visited her
m other and sister. They plan to
return T hursday.
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week, with Mr. and Mrs. Milton [
Ericson and with Mr. and Mrs.
E rnest K rauss this week.
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Mrs. Shamp and her husband
visited with Lela Parsons one day
! last week.
Ruby Thompson has been down
with a cold, she in recuperating in
the home of Maud W atkins in
C-ave Junction.
Mrs. H earing and her daughter
G ertrude w ent to M edford to
T he relatives of Mr. and Mrs. spend p art of the E aster holidays.
C. E. B urton, from Chiloquin and
School« are having unusually
K lam ath Falls, are with their long E aster holidays all o f this
parents over the week-end.
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C hristian Science church se r In our ihop when it come« to recon
vices are held every Sunday m orn ditioning John Deere Farm Equip
ing at 11:00 a m ., in the new ment.
Our dulled mechanics, (rained ia
edifice, corner of Palm er and factory-approved servicing methods,
Kerby Avenues, Gave Junction.
handle every job the way it should be
done . . . quickly, efficiently, and at
Sunday school a t 9:30 a.m.
W ednesday evening testim onial the lowest possible cost.
Why not take advantage of our
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We are privileged to have with
us Rev. V ictor Trim m er fo r a
special service on Thursday, April
13, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. T rim m er is
Sunday
school
director
and
C hrist’s am bassador, president of
Oregon Assemblies of God. Young
people and Sunday school w orkers
of all churches, will be thrilled
with B rother T rim m er’s en th u
siasm and message. All are
especially invited to share this
sendee with us April 13, 7:30 p.m.
C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E C H U R C H
S E R V IC E S
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U plift Appeal April 1.
The Junior W omen’s Garden
L ast y ear's drive, to which local
will have its m eeting Thurs-
residents contributed
liberally, ' <1ay> April 13, at the home of Mrs.
netted $2,721,5006 fo r the support Montee Heald on Caves highway.
You can't fool the public about
of medical, educational and other The subject o f m eeting will be
activities carried on by A dventists
G ardens.”
GOOD FOOD and GOOD SERVICE!
around th e world. The church j Anyone interested is cordially
Follow the crowd to the
seeks a sim ilar am ount from invited to attend. The time is
friends and neighbors this year.
1 :30 p.m.
"C hurch mem bers th em selv es,
gave $10,380,416 to this work last i
621 East ‘H’ St.
Grants Pass
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y ear,” P astor Apigian explained,
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To
Rogue
Theater)
(Mrs. F ritz K rauss)
“ but the need is so great th at our
HOURS 6 A. M. T O 10 P. M , C LO SED S U N D A Y S
own gifts are not enough.”
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lundquist
L ast y e a r’s contribution« by i (Swede and Thelm a) who have
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members and th eir friends have ,
running
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been budgeted to provide a dis- .^veral
have sold out to READ THE ADS ALONG WITH THE NEWS— THEY
pensary in Hiroshima, Ja p a n ; hos- M r and Mrg Boib N<>pthup> who
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pitals in P uerto Rico. Basutoland. t(X)k over April j T he N orthupa
South A frica and Belem, B ra z il:'
w l l known
and a train in g school for the In-
dians of G uatem ala in addition to f jjf . and Mrs. Richard Willis !
SEE THE 1950
supporting projects already in pro- «re here to make th eir home with I
gress.
j Willis’ parents the Lundquists. He
The local church plans to go has been discharged a fte r several ; scientific new
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well over its $175 goal in a six- years in the navy.
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week solicitation cam paign. H er
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Prew itt and i
bert Falkenhayn heads the com
at the
m ittee in charge of the drive.
th ree daughters have returned to |
T he Seventh - day A dventist Selma a fte r spending the w inter |
church has carried its work of [ in Oklahoma,
mercy into 228 of the 282 o ffi
Mrs. Edna Cooper was pleasant
cially listed countries o f the w orld
To prom ote this program , the o r ly surprised recently when a t the
ganization m aintains 551 m ajor close of her 4H Sewing club m eet
institutions, including hospitals, ing the girls rem em bered her
schools and publishing houses. birthday with gifts and the b irth
More than 2,500 A dventist m is day song. Members a re : President
sion schools are also in operation. Charline McDaniels, Annabelle
Through the Dorcas W elfare and Shirley Brewer, Darlene
societies, organized in nearly every Wheeler, Diana, Shirley, Donna
A dventist church in N orth A m eri and Sally Tucker; Dorothy W arren
ca, the denom ination has sent and Patsy Whatson and her sister.
m ore than two million pounds of
Mr. and Mrs. E dgar R eutner of I j
clothing to 40 countries since the
war. The societies have also se n t I Cleveland, Ohio, visited several
thousands o f food parcels to sup- i days last week with the Ivan B urr j = I
plem ent the tons of food pur- family. The R eutners came by j I
chased abroad by the A dventist planes to Loa Angeles, rented a |
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lelief oi-ganization and distributed c a r and drove down into Old
AS LOW AS
in w ar-ravaged areas. A continual Mexico, cam e back by way o f Lake
program of local w elfare is also Tahoe, visited here then w ent on
1 to P ortland where they will again
carried on.
• Up to 23% more space in the m m e
Bize cabinet- nearly 2 cubic feet of
, go by plane to th e ir home.
extra apace — completely refrigerated!
Mrs. Millie Bering of Eresno,
California, accompanied by Mr.
1 and Mrs. Dolph Smith, Oklahoma,
Hotter ¡‘ro d u ett f o r H appier Living
are here visiting Mrs. B ering’s
sons, Jack and Glenn Plumlee, and
their families.
S P E C IA L S E R V IC E T H U R S D A Y
“ U nreality” was the subject of
the lesson-sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
A pril 2.
The golden te x t was: “ Surely
God will not hear vanity, neither
'
will the A lmighty regard it” (Job
3 5 :1 3 ).
Among the citations which com
prised
the lesson-sermon was the
S E L M A B A P T IS T C H U R C H
following from the Bible: “ And
Rev. Staines, Pastor
Jesus went forth, and saw a great
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
m ultitude, and was moved with
Church Services, 11:00 a. m.
| compassion tow ard them, and he
Young Peoples’ M eeting, 7 p. m healed th eir sick.” (M att. 14:14),
Church, 8 p. m.
together with the following co r
P ra y e r M eeting W ednesday, relative passage from the C hristian
Science te x t hook: “ Science and
8 p. m.
H ealth W ith Key to the Scrip
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tu re s" by Mary Baker E ddy; " If
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
C hristian Science takes aw ay the
N E aster M s « in Cave Ju n c popular gods— »in, sickness and
tion.
death — it is C hrist, tru th , who
Holy Mass in G ran ts Paas at destroys these evils, and so proves
6-7-8 and 10 a.m.
their nohingneas.”
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CAVE JUNCTION CHURCH
Valley Chamber Delegates
of SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
P asto r—J. Apigian
At Del Norte Anniversary
Sabbath School
.——9 :30
Mr. and Mr». Frank Rauber Of
Church service ....................lliOO
the Cave Park Motel represented
Prayer meeting Wednesday.
the Illinois Valley Cham ber of
Commerce
at Crescent City Mon
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
P reaching every Sunday m orn day night when the Del Norte
ing at 10:80, communion services Chamber of ( ommerce held its
immediately following a t our 37th annual m eeting in Memorial
chureh house ju s t south of J . S. hall.
W. C. Mason, a Orescent City
Bedingfield's residence on the cem
etery road. Everyone is cordially realtor, was installed as the new
president of the Del N orte or-
invited
gaaiaat ion, the Räubers reported,
and a very interesting talk on new
Adventists Launch Appeal 'industry *■»» inven by Frank King
. o f San Leandro, California.
P astor Joseph Apigian announc- |
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ed the opening of the Seventh-day .
u/
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A dventists
annual world - wide
Womens Garden Club
F riends and neighbors gave a
shower for Mrs. George Alcorn,
who has a date with the stork fo r
early spring.
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