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IL L IN O IS
Dorcus Welfare Society
VALLEY
NEWS
T hursday, Ja n u a ry 11, 1951
The new officers were installed Is Reorganized
The Dorcas W elfare Society of
by Hazel Henry in an impressive
ceremony by candlelight at a din the local Seventh-Day Adventist
ner m eeting at the Todelope Lafe. met last Tuesday afternoon to r e
organize and plan a year of active
The table held a centerpiece of
work.
yellow roses, flanked on eith er
Mrs Hazel Falkenhayn was e l
side by green and yellow tapers. ected leader, with Mrs. M arjorie
G ifts were presented to outgoing Chapman her assistant.
Mrs.
C H U R C H OF C H R IS T
president Je rrie Rosenberg and Elaine Hill will be secretary- C A V E J U N C T IO N C O M M U N IT Y
installing officer Hazel H enry as tre a su re r fo r the year.
Preaching
every Sunday morn-
CHURCH
a token of appreciation.
George
H.
Gray,
Pastor
ng at 10:30, communion services
Among some of the plans dis
In the absence o f president cussed were sales of various kind*
9:50 a.m. S undry School.
immediately following at our
E ttie Brafling, Doris Beauvais, for the purpose of raising money
11:00 a.m. Church service; and church house ju s t south of J. 3,
vice president, presided over a for their main objective-com m un
Junior
church, Mrs. E atherton Bedingfield's residence on the cem
short business meeting. The new ity welfare.
They also plan to
etery road. Everyone is cordially
com m ittee chairm en for the year make and distribute bags through- leader.
7:45 p.m. Evening service and invited
are as follows:
• out the valley for the purpose of
1 collecting discarded clothing and auditorium ; and Ju n io r and In ter
Playground— Je a n Nichols
' rags
The clothing which is not m ediate group. Mrs. Sherier leader
W ays and Means— Pat Stem.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
too worn will be mended and
Rev. Gray chose for his lesson
Publicity— M argaret Nowak.
Rev.
D. B. W antland, pastor
given to those in the Illinois V al last Sunday, the eighth chapter of
W elfare— Mildred Gammel.
The attendance a t S u n d a y
ley who may not be as fortu n ate Romans and for his text the sixth
Social— Marilyn Gill.
as most of us. Also for those in verse. He urged us to put away School for the past two Sundays
It was reported by Mildred need because of disaster of fire carnal things of this world, and has been 100 and 104 respectively.
Petsch th at th irty day delivery or flood. The clothing which is be filled with the Spirit. Another D uring the six years since the
can be had on equipm ent ordered not w orth mending will be bund point, was the fact “ that our beginning of the church in K er
for the Kerby Grade school play led and sold for wiping rags oi bodies are the house we dwell
other purposes.
in, but who dewlls in our heart by, the attendance goal has been
ground.
They
also
discussed
a
few
social
is what counts, also th a t our body 100 fo r regular attendance. P re
The next m eeting will be held
activities
for
the
year.
vious to this month, this record
is the gatew ay to the cross.”
at the A m erican Legion Auxiliary
The local society is a part of
The choir was composed en was broken only on E aster Sun
room on Jan. 9.
the world-wide Dorcas W elfare tirely of girls and under Mrs.
day. A group picture was taken
Federation, a part of the Home F reem an’s direction sang beauti
of the entire Sunday School on
Missionary D epartm ent of t h e fully "In the G arden.”
General Conference of Seventh-
Rev. Collins will he here every Sunday m orning Jan. 7. We are
Day A dventist, with headquarters night this week to give lessons in I sorry so many o f the regular
in Tacoma Park, W ashington, D. Bible Instruction.
members were absent due to ill
j C.
Their real objective is to SUNDAY SCHOOL NEW S
ness. The class for the young
help hum anity in the way they
Sunday school attendance was m arried folks with G ilbert W ant-
need it most.
land as teacher, is grow ing rap id
Let us rem em ber these ladies 127.
Mrs. Freeman read a poem, ly. C ongratulations to the Junior
th a t are working for the good of “Tell Me the N am e.” w ritten by Boys, also, for a fine class. The
the community. If you have any
young people a te building up their
Miss Beulah Rite.
thing they cun use let them know
class, and welcome other teen
A
missionary
story
was
told
by
R a d io S ervice
so they can have the supplies
Mrs. Hamilton, and G erald Gib agers who do not attend other
8 10 M ile Fast On Cave« Hiway
on hand when they are needed.
bons and Mr. Mayfield celebrated churches. Mrs. Burl Cox and her
prim ary class need a larger class
their birthdays.
The banner w inners were be room. The choir overcrowds the
ginners.
They sang “ Good-bye -mall platform . Plans are under
way to enlarge the platform and
Now To You.”
The interm ediate girls won the add more Sunday school rooms.
At the m o n t h l y Fellowship
honor roll for the last t h r e e
(
meeting
of th e Asemblies of
months.
God of Section 6, held at Eagle
Point on Monday, the Kerby S un
From January 1st on Certificates issued up to
C A T H O L IC C H U R C H
day School was aw arded the a t
F ath er Kelley
January 15. Interest dates July 1st and December
Held in the Catholic Chapel lo tendance banner for the last q u ar
cated
on the Redwood highway, te r (O ct., Nov., Dec.) This ban
31.
1 X 0
ner was presented on the basis
across from the Ranger station.
Second and fourth Sundays at of percentage gain over the same
q u a rte r of the previous year.
11 a.m.
$10 TO $10,000
K erby’s percentage gain was 71'"
C A V E J U N C T IO N C H U R C H
over 1949. At the end of this
of S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T S q u a rte r (Jan ., Feb., and M ar.),
VALLEY FINANCE 5
P astor— J. Apigian
the banner will go to the leading
Sabbath School ....................9 ;80 Sunday School for th a t period.
PREFERRED STOCK CERTIFICATES
Church service ................ .11:00
The W omen’s Missionary Coun
P ray er m eeting W ednesday.
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cil m et on W ednesday at the p a r
E P IS C O P A L S U N D A Y SCHOOL sonage for all day work on cloth
Episcopal Sunday school is now ing for local needy families, and
being held each Sunday at 11 a. m. missionaries.
Pot-luck luncheon
A Company Owned and Operated
i t the Legion Hall in Gave Ju n c was served a t noon.
tion. An adult class is also being
By Residenti of Josephine County
Choir practice will be held each
organized. All are welcome.
Monday evening at 7 :30. G ilbert
409 So. 6th St. Phone 3650 & 5494 Grants Pass
W antland is director.
C hristian Science C hurches
C. A. service at 6:30 Sunday
///Y O D ” was the s subject of the evening.
U Lesson ■ Sen •raon in all
D uring the m orning worship
Churches of Christ. Scientist, on hour this Sunday, the church will
Sunday, January 7
receive into active membership
The Golden Text was, “Now thirteen new members. We thank
unto the King eternal, immortal, the Lord for this added help in
invisible, the only wise God, be
God’s work.
honour and glory for ever and
Sunday School begins prom ptly
ev er” (I Tim 1:17)
a
t
10 a. m.
Among the citations which
Morning
worship— 11 a. m.
comprised the Lesson - Serm on
Evening evangelistic service —
was the following from the Bible:
“Thus saith the Lord the King 7:30 p. m.
of Israel, and his redeem er the
W ednesday evening p r a y e r
Lord of hosts; 1 am the first, and m eeting and Bible Study 7:30 p.m,
I am the last; and beside me
tb eie is no God” (Isa. 44 til, to
S E L M A B A P T IS T C H U R C H
gether with the following co rre
Rev. Douglas Fields, Pastor.
lative passage from the C hristian
Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m.
Science textbook, "Science and
Church
service,
11:00 a. m.
Health with Key to the Sciip-
Young peoples’ m eeting, 6:30
turea” by Mary Baker Eddy:
“GOD The great I AM, the a ll p. m.
Church, 7:30 p. m.
knowing, all seeing, all-acting,
P rayer m eeting, 7 :30 p. ra. W ed
all-wise, all loving, and eternal;
nesday
at the parsonage.
Principle, Mind; Soul; Spirit;
The general public is invited
Life, T ru th , Love; all substance;
to each of these meetings.
intelligence" <p 587)
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