EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
CHURCH
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Kerby, Oregon
Re». D. B. W antland, pastor
Episcopal Sunday school is now
being held each Sunday at 10 a m.
at the Legion Hall in Cave Ju n c
The first m eeting o f the Wom-
tion. An adult class is also being i en’s Missionary council convened
C A V E J U N C T IO N C O M M U N IT Y H arry Mills and Mrs. Marvin l)rgall¡ze4 . \ i | are welcome.
CHURCH
i on Thursday, Septem ber 14, with
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Cross. Owing to the W m m ttf
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Mrs.
Freem
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Mrs.
Pauline
Sheri-j
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eight present. A num ber of quilt
George H. Gray, Pastor
CAVE
JUNCTION
CHURCH
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acted
as
superintendent.
The
f S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T S b,OCks W" e P,ec<“d and P,ans were
9:50 a.m. Sunday School.
g irls' choir is quite an addition to
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I begun to prepare Christm as boxes
11:00 a.m. Church service; and
P astor— J. Aptgian
the service and will be m eeting
Ju n io r church, Mrs. Cross leader
Sabbath
School
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for som* missionary families. Aft-
on S aturday at 1 :30 p. m. at the
7 :45 p.ra. E vening service and
Church service ............. „...lliO O er a very enjoyable lunch, the
church for rehearsals.
au ditorium ; and Ju n io r and In te r
Prayer meeting Wednesday.
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group was privileged to have Mrs.
At both services a le tte r was
m ediate group, Mrs. Sherier leader
; John Skinner lead in the devo
7:45 p.m. W ednesday, p rayer read from Opal and Eldon Johnson
and tearch ers’ meeting.
from their Bolivian mission field. "S1NGSP1RAT1ON" AT KERBY tional pei iod and the business
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’ and rejoices in victories, yet tells
The "S ingapiration” which was meeting.
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also of hardships through rising held last Sunday afternoon at the
The following officers were
Sunday school attendance was
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prices and other hindrances to the Keiby church was well attended,
115. Birthdays were observed for *
elected: Mrs. G ilbert W antland,
work.
and a num ber of fine specials president; Mrs. Jess Taylor, vice
O ctober 1. a week from next were featured.
president and corresponding secre
Groups represented the churches ta ry ; Mrs. Marshal, secretary-
Sunday, will be Rally day with
special features and prom otions of W onder, Selma, Kerby, Com treasurer.
munity. Bridgeview. Gospel T a b e '-
and installation of new officers.
fo r
During the afternoon two letters
naele
and O’Brien.
Dependable, N ationally Known
Rev. Gray took for his m orning
were lead, one from India and the
The next “ S ing-piration" will other front C entral America.
W atches a t Reasonable Prices,
them e, "The Peace of God," from
The next m eeting of the the
Go To
the te x t in Heb. 13:20-21. The occur on October 15 at the Com
Collins family from C entral Point munity church,
W. M. C will he held today. T h u rs
were present and Rev. Collins told
day. from 2 to 4 p. nt. All ladies
som ething of the victories of the and place. We are very sorry to are cordially invited to these m eet
619 East " H " St., Grants Pats
past week and he and Mrs. Collins have a num ber of our fine young ings.
We often have excellent used
sang, “ He Bore the Cross for Me.” folks leaving this week for college.
The training class studying
watches at ridiculously
"G od's W onderful Book" was
Next Sunday afternoon there is They will fce greatly missed.
low prices.
Two circle m eetings were held concluded last week. A ttendance
to be a baptism, a t the usual time
last week, the Town circle on and interest was good throughout
Thursday afternoon with a goodly the six weeks of study. The fol
I
it tendance. and the Redwood cir lowing completed the course anil
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cle at "W illadora” with 17 p re s will receive certificates:
PUMPS
ent, includin'/ Mesdames Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert W antland.
Boucher,
Hill.
Curnow,
Alena
Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Taylor, Louise
Domestic and Irrigation
Brown, P eter, G ray,
Burton, Horner, Arle Scott, Mrs. Glen
Galland. McDaniel, Dora Brown, Pluntlee, Mrs. Eula Cox, Mrs. Ray
and guests Mesdames Foster, Wedde, Mrs. Luther Sherier, Rev.
Industrial and Residential
l.angeber r, Thomas, Short, Bush- and Mrs. W alter Huss, Mr and
uan and - >n Roger. Mrs. Foster Mrs. J u d Yandell, and Ru ter
land Mrs. Short became new mem- Martin.
I bers. Several new projects were
This coming Sunday is Rally and
j discussed, and work was done on Promotion day. The various classes
Cave Junction
I quilt blocks, and a game of Pen- will have a part in the program ,
I nies was enjoyed by the group, no beginning at 10 a. m. An aw ard i
one being able to com plete the to be presented to the one bring
questions, but several tying fo r ing the largest number.
j high place.
Each evening this week, Sunday
W ednesday was held the first afternon and evening, we will at
I all-day m eeting of the missionary tend the evangelistic m eeting in
society for some time, with an un progress at the Foursquare church.
usual attendance, and many plans Opening night (T uesday) was
were made for the fall. The Red outstanding with the beautiful
i wood circle was in charge of the rock display and a soul-atirrin)
| luncheon and all articles of food— message by P at Malone. A num
I very tem pting, too— w ere sold for her responded to the a lta r invita
so m any pennies, which was a tion. Remember— no Sunday eve
pleasing change from the covered ning service at Kerby. Everyone
dish plan.
attend the revival.
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C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
Episcopal Group Meeting
Last Friday evening the Epiaco-I
P™ *ching every Sunday morn-
pal Church group, with Rev. Les «»« a t 10:30, communion service»
lie Dunton, met at the home of '"'m ediately following at our
John and Gloria Holm in KeH>y. church house Just south of J. 3.
A very interesting m eeting was Brdingfield s residence on the cem-
r e p o r t e d , with refreshm ents : e^ery road. Everyone la cordially
served.
iBvited
Friday, Septem ber 22, there will i
0
be another m eeting at the Holm
SELMA BAPTIST CHURCH
residence. Rev. D unton will be
Rev. S. H. M. Staines.
present each Friday evening to in
Sunday School, 9:45 a. ra.
stru ct in the study of the New
Church Services, 1 1 :00 a. m.
Testam ent. All interested persons
Young Peoples' Meeting, 7 p. m.
are invited to attend.
P rayer
M eeting W ednesday,
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8 p. m.
FO U R S Q U A R E C H U R C H
Rev. W alter Huss, juistor
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
Rev. Rosalie Huss, co-pastor
Fattier Kelley.
Invite you to the following
Held in the Catholic Chapel lo
services:
cated on the Redwood highway,
S un d ay :
across from the Ranger station.
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
Second and fourth Sundays at
11:00 a.m .M orning W orship
11
a.m.
8:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Thursday:
Christian Scianca Charchas
8:00 p.ni. C rusader Youth
Meeting
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fATTER” was the subject
S aturday:
of the Lesson-Sermon In
2:00 p.m. Ju n io r Crusaders
all Churches oi Christ, Scientist,
The Union revival m eetings with
on Sunday. Septem ber 17.
Pat Malone as the special speaker,
The Golden T ext was. "Every
are continuing every night through
plant, which my heavenly F a th
Septem ber 24. We w ant to urge
er hath not planted, shall be
all who have missed hearing this
dynamic Irish evangelist to come I rooted up" (Matt. 15:13).
out for the rem aining nights of the 1 Among the citations which
, comprised t h e Lesson-Sermon
services.
Sunday afternoon is one of the ' was the following from the Bible:
highlights of the week. Mr. Ma i “Set your affection on things
above, not on things on the
lone will answ er your questions
on the second coming of Christ, earth” (Col. 3:2), together with
the following correlative p a s
the atomic bomb, and also w hether
sage from the C hristian Science
it is scriptural for soldiers to take
textbook, “Science and H ealth
lives on the battlefield. You are
invited 'o bring your lunch and with Key to the Scriptures” by
stay all day on the camp grounds Mary Baker Eddy: “We should
forsake the basis of m atter for
of the Foursquare church.
The kids m eeting this Saturday metaphysical Science and its di
at 2 p. m. will he a missionary vine Principle” (p. 195).
service in the form o f an “ Indian
Cam pfire Pow Wow.” Kids will
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enjoy this, so plan to bring your
children or see th at they get to the FOR SALE—G. E. washing ma
chine, excellent condition. 2 5 gal.
bus stop. This bus will travel the
propane tank with regulator.
Caves highway to Holland, to
IL S. G rant, 1 mile north of
Takilma, to O’Brien, and down
Kerby, on Redwood hiway.
22-1 tp.
Highway 199 to the church.
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Freem an and Diane Morey who
left W ednesday for Ashland, and
The parents of Wilson Welsh of Cecily Hawk for up north.
Kerby were weekend visitors at
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lee left
the Welsh home, and are from
last week for their home in Cali
Swiss Home, where the fa th e r is
fornia a fte r a visit with Mrs. L ee’s
postm aster.
sister, Mrs. William M urff, and
Mrs. Mary M. l.angeherg, of lamily. Little Stephen M urff has
Havana, N, I)., is visiting her been quarantined with searletina.
daughter, Mrs. Clive Bushman, of
the Redwood highway.
Grange Dance Saturday
SOCIETY NOTES
The George H. Grays had a full
house Sunday when they e n te r
tained the Collins family of Cen
tral Point, and the Merle G riffin
family of G rants Pass, the la tte r
hrre to bid goodbye to Rev. and
Mrs. Gray before Philip le ft for
work at the U nversity of Chicago
where he has been given a very
splendid scholarship for four
years.
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T h u rs d a y , S e p te m b e r 2 1 , 1 9 5 0
The Illinois Valley Grange will
hold one of its popular dances this
Saturday, Septem ber 23, at the
Grange hall in Bridgeview. Good
music has been secured for the oc
casion, and a good time is assured
all comers. The usual excellent
midnight supper will be served by
(he Iu< 1
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
H arry Mills were the guests of
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. McDaniel at
"W illadora” in recognition of Mr.
Mills’ hrthday.
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S aturday evening at the home of
the Mills a happy party of fifteen
friends assembled to celebrate the
blitbdays of H arry Hills on the
Kith and Mrs. .Marvin Cross on the
18th. And such a banquet as only
M rs. Mills can furnish, with the
birthday cake presented by Mrs.
Gray- I-ovely gifts and felicitations
were the order of the evening
which was enjoyed by all.
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