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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1950)
Ulinois Valiev News. June 1, 1950 C H NOTES URCH CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY CHURCH George H. Gray, Pastor Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. the arena for conflicting forces. On one side there will be discord and dismay; on the other side will be Science and peace” (p. 96). O’BRIEN NEWS Mothers’ Baseball Banqaet (By Mrs. Blanche Lackey) On Monday, May 29, the moth ers of the baseball team held a banquet for their sons. The banquet was held at the Kerby Jr. High school cafeteria. A swell dinner of turkey was en joyed by all players, lady friends and guests. Letters were awarded by Coach | Wes Peters to the following boys: Leslie Martin, Gerald Miller, Ron Maurer, Doss McEntire, Don Preston, Monty Hunt, Myron Crowl, Bob Parsons, Paul Wieler. 1 Ed Radcliffe, Jimmy Walden, Clarence Lewis, Doug Holly, Bud dy Kaufman and Jack Yandell. George Cardinal was hurt in the woods Wednesday of last week, BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY when a chain hook slipped and CHURCH struck him in the side of the head. For over thirty years the Com- He suffered a fractured jaw and nunity Chapel of Bridgeview. arm and some severe bruises, but Where love reigns and God is real. is getting along fine. Wm. D. Peay, Pastor Page 3 S.S. attendance dropped to 128 ' Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peninger with a good many off for the , C H U R C H O F C H R IS T f Moore’s mill spent last Sunday weekend holiday. Birthdays were i Preaching every Sunday morn- picnicing on the old Oregon moun observed for Mrs. Freeman and 1 ng at 10:30, communion services tain road. L. Beard. Announcements were i mmediately following at our made of the fine plans being made ' -■hurch house just south of J. S. Mrs A. W. Lindahl, mother of for the Daily Vacation Bible school 3edingfield’s residence on the cem- Mrs. Karl Preston, who has been in July with two leaders coming j ■tery road. Everyone is cordially visiting here several weeks, left from L. A. to direct the work and nvited. Saturday evening for her home in a good faculty of teachers assured, Cave Junction Loses At Loi Angeles. a special instructor for hand work, S E L M A B A P T IS T C H U R C H arts and crafts. Date: July 10 Mrs. Ellen MacWray’s daughter, Eagle Point Sunday Rev. S. H. M. Staines. to 21. Joy, and Mr. F. Shibber of Davis, 1 Last Sunday’s game. Eagle Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. California, spent the weekend Point vs. Cave Junction (at Eagle Rev. Gray took for his morning Church Services, .11:00 a. m. Point), was played under a protest theme "Going on to Perfection’’ ! Young Peoples’ Meeting, 7 p. m. here. by Manager Sandy Pagni, with from Heb. 6:1, and in the evening i Church, 8 p. m. Eagle Point winning in the 10th gave the address to the 29 grad Prayer Meeting Wednesday, inning 9-8. Cousin Clara suggests balan- uates attending the baccalaureate p. m. There will be a game in Cave ing the budget by making the service, and was assisted by Rev. Junction next between the home j U. S. treasury pay taxes on all Staines of Selma, and Rev. Peay A S S E M B LY O F GOD be money it receives. j town boys and Prospect. Come of Bridgeview. The high school j Kerby, Oregon out and support the boys. chorus under Mrs. Ferris’ direc- ' Rev. D. B. Wantland, pastor -2 B (iiM iiîîiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiH H iiiitiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiin IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM tion sang two fine selections. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a m. Because of the special services , at night, Mrs. Sherier had her jun- i Time—all evening services— ior group meeting out by the river 7:45 D.S.T. at the Harms home. Wednesday evening, Bible study Tuesday morning Rev. Gray i ind prayer meeting. took a car-load of young folks to ’ For seveal weeks the junior boys Central Point for the day, to at- I ind girls of the Sunday School tend a youth rally there. lave been enjoying a contest for Last week on Wednesday, the ' ittendance. At the beginning of Kerby circle held a luncheon at : he contest, the girls outnumbered the home of Mrs. Grant Carothers i he boys, but recently the J>oys with a good attendance and delic- j laive added to their group. The ions food, including home-made ; .vinning class will be treated to 1 ice cream. The meetings of this . i weenie roast by the losers. circle are to be discontinued until | The men’s prayer meeting, held f.all . ’ach Friday evening (8 p. m.) is BEST WISHES Contributions from different raining in interest. All men are groups are coming in for the ad irged to attend. Bring prayer and ditional building which is planned equests. The next meeting of the Red BEST OF LUCK C A T H O L IC C H U R C H wood circle promises to be a pic Father Kelley. nic at the Burton home. Details to the Held at O’Brien Women’s club later. house, Second and Fourth, Sun- The closing of school means a GRADUATES OF 1950 lays. Mass, 6 a.m. shift in plans for a good many of our young folks and vacations and C A V E J U N C T IO N C H U R C H trips away for some, with the .f S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T S j occasional visitors dropping in for Pastor—J. Apigian Sunday services from far and Sabbath School ............... 9:80 jg SERVICE As Well As $A V IN G $ near, and always so welcome. Church service ............... 11i00 s Prayer meeting Wednesday. ------------ o------------ Illinois Valley Hardware T H E IL L IN O IS V A L L E Y GO SPEL T A B E R N A C L E Seventh-day Adventist church j members will participate in the Rev. Raymond L. Cox, Th.D., j second of three special “visit-your- Rev. Shirley Cox; co-pastors. neighbor” days, Saturday, June Sunday School 10 a. m. 3, in the interest of greater church Sunday Worship 11 a. m. attendance, family Bible study and Sunday Evangelical service 7:45. j prayer Joseph Apigian. local pas Thursday Young Peoples service ! tor . announces and Bible study, 7:45 p. na. The three days have been set Sunday School convenes at 10 1 iside by the denomination as part a. m. The new route of the Sun- I >f a plan to visit 10 million homes day School bus extends from the I this year, the pastor stated. Over state line to the church. All who three million special leaflets were live in that area are -welcome to ' distributed the first day, March 4. ride. Mrs.Juel Yandell is super- The third special day will be Oc- intendent, and this week's lesson 1 tober 7. topic is "David and Jonathon.” Adventist churches throughout There is a class for every member the world are taking part in this of your family. The morning wor drive. According to word from ship service begins at 11 a. m. ’ the church’s world headquarters The Sunday evening evangelistic I in Washington, D. C., even na service is held at 8 p. m. with an tives in the jugles of the Amazon inspirational song service in which . fiver are participating in the Canadian Adventists the people join their voices in urogram. stirring hymns and choruses. lave found the campaign so sucess- Special musical numbers will be ful they are adding a fourth day, presented. The topic of the ser September 2, The churches Dorcas Welfare mon to be preached by the pastor ¡s“Super-sonic Signs of the Meet ■society is cooperating in the plan ing in the Air.” The old scriptur I to give material as well as spirit al truth of the second coming of ual help to needy families locate 1 Jesus Christ will be illustrated in during the neighborhood visits. the light of late scientific dis Closing school exercises for stu covery. dents of the Seventh Day Advent Next Thursday evening the topic ist parochial school of Cave Junc is "The Holy Scriptures.” tion will be held Saturday even ------------ 0 .. ing. June 3, at 8:45 p. m. C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E C H U R C H Certificates of graduation will S E R V IC E S be given two pupils who have com Christian Science church ser pleted the eighth grade. They are vices are held every Sunday morn Shirley Elliott and Jane Chadwick. The address at the ceremonies ing at 11:00 a.nt., in the new will be given by Joseph Apigian, eilifice, corner of Palmer and district pastor. Miss Rosalie Kerby avenues, Cave Junation. Wright, teacher, will present the Sunday school at 9 :30 a.m. diplomas. Wednesday evening testimonial The local Adventist school has meeting at 8:00 p.in. A cordial been in operation since 1937, and invitation is extended to all to is a part of a world-wide chain of attend. 3,942 schools with 180,000 stu „Ancient and Modern Necro dents. mancy, alias Mesmerism and, De- r unce.l” was the subject of the B LE S SE D E V E N T S Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of BEARD— Born to Mr. and Mrs. | I hrist, Scientist, on Sunday, May Donald Beurd, Cave Junction, 28. Monday Ma 22, at 4:45 p. m., a The Golden Text was, "If God son weighing nine pounds one he for us, who can Ire against us?" ounce. ( Rom 8:31). {• Among the citations which com- I I prised the Lesson-Sermon was the T H E L A D IE S A U X IL IA R Y I following from the Bible: "Take | heed that ye be not deceived; for To many shall come in my name, say- Glenn Morrison Post 70 in I am Christ; and the time draw- cth near; go ye not therefore af American Legion ter them” (Luke 21:8), together Withe« to Express Its with the following correlative Gratitude to All Those | , as-age from the Christian Science Who Aided and textbook, "Science and Health Pa rticipated in the with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy. "This mater-1 POPPY SALE « ial world is even now becoming Cave Junction llllllllllllllllllllinilir " acjv soon can \ ou come out and p u t in more W A LL S O C K E T S FOR M O R E R EA D IN G L A M P S ? / / " D o n ’t o v e r lo a d y o u r e le c tr ic c ir c u it* . W h e n yew b u ild o r m o d e r n iz e p r o v id e ADEQUATE W IR IN O . 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