S outhern O regon News R eview
A shland, Oregon
T h u rsd a y,
FOR OCT, 23
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Jewish Prophets
Realized Conflict
O f Good and Evil
rp H E prophets o f Israe l were both
x realists and idealists.
They were realists in the fact
that they liv e d intensely in th e ir
Im m ediate e nviro n m e nt and in
th e ir w o rld . They were sa in tly
men and women, b ut they were
hot h e rm it saints, w ho had w ith
d raw n from life . They perceived
clea rly the social inju stices and
oppressions, o f the strong against
the weak, and o f the u n ju s t against
the w o rth y and th e innocent.
T h e ir in d ic tm e n t was detailed
and specific, and they d id not hesi
tate to denounce e v il in high
places, as w e ll as in lo w . T h e ir
lo ya lty to th e ir God was above
th e ir lo y a lty to the state, o r its
king.
I t is th is realism th a t is the
m arvel o f the H eb re w prophecies
as i t is o f the B ib le as a whole.
B ut the prophets w ere idealists
as w e ll.
O ver against the e vil
that they saw in in d iv id u a ls and
in the nation, they p o rtraye d the
realities o f the good life , the
soundness o f personal righteous
ness and tru s t in God. Such tru s t
is revealed in the 46th Psalm
H ow much o f th is visio n and
ideal o f the prophets was re a l
ized? We know how Israe l fa ile d ,
and came dow n in disaster and
exile— the disaster th a t swept
away the N o rth e rn K in g d o m of
the Ten T ribes and the e x ile of
the people o f the S outhern K in g
dom. I t is a sto ry o f m o ra l d o w n
fa ll and judgm ent.
W hat we do not, perhaps, so
clearly apprehend is the n o n -re a l
ization o f the dream o f peace and
righteousness fo r the nations. P e r
haps the clearest and m ost d efin ite
expression of th a t dream o f peace
is in Isaiah 19:23-25.
But the fact that the goal is yet
unattained does not make i t less
great or desirable. N either does
it detract from the greatness and
glory of those prophets who in
times of violence never lost faith
in God. or hope fo r hum anity.
GRACE LU TH E R N CHURCH
Io w a and M o u n ta in A ve n u e
O pposite the H ig h School
Paul W. F. Harms, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45
W o rship S ervice 11:00
Serm on T opic: W h a t Is The
Suprem e C o u rt In Y o u r L ife ?
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Church I Announcements
BIBLE COMMENT
O ctober
A sh la n d am i v ic in ity is p r i
vile g e d to have fo r one n ig h t
o n ly , T h u rsd a y, O ctober 20th.
at 7:30 p . m , an in s p ira tio n a l,
o u tsta n d in g , n a tio n a lly kn o w n
te n o r soloist. E v a n g list Ja ck
H olcom b.
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present
a
First Church of Christ. Scientist
sa,ered
concert
at
the
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ssem
bly
Pioneer Avenue, South
o f God C hurch. He is A m e rica 's
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m new G ospel Song sty list; R adio
Sunday m orning services a t 11 and re c o rd in g a rtis t w ith phe-
n a m e iu il record sales across the
o'clock.
c o u n try and is com ing fro m
S ubject: P o bation a fte r death. some o f th e largest E v a n g e listic
G olden T ext. M a tth e w 24:13. m eetings in present day E va n
He th a t sh a ll e n d u re u n to the gelism .
end, the same sh a ll be saved
A ll o v e r A m erica a u d ito riu m s
W ednesday e ve n in g m eeting, and churches have been fille d to
1 w h ic h in clu d e s testim onies o f capacity’ w hen th is you n g man
C h ris tia n Science h e a lin g , is has presented his sacred co n
certs.
he ld at 8 p.m.
Reading Room open d a ily from
A m o n g some o f the m any se l
2 to 5 p. m. except Sundays and ections th a t have been m ade
holidays.
fam ous by M r. H o lco m b ’s u n i
The P u b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ite d que s in g in g are, "T h e re Is A
to attend these services, and to B a lm
In G ile a d .”
"A m a z in g
use the Reading Room.
! G race," and "H a v e you C o u n t
ed the C ost.”
A S S E M B LY OF GOD
485 S iskiyou B lvd.
O. W. K lingsheim , M in iste r,
Telephone 2-2786.
S unday
Services:
G ro w in g
Sunday school. 9:45. M o rn in g
W orship. 11 a.m.
C h ild re n ’s C h u rc h d u rin g the
m o rn in g w o rs h ip in C A room .
F a ith and V is to ry S ervice 7:30
p.m.
Tuesday P ra y e r S ervice, 7:30
p.m.
C h o ir P ractice, W ednesday, 7
:30 p.m.
C hauffeur’s Licenses
To Expire December 81
I
O regon's 50,000 c h a u ffe u r’s
licenses w i l l e x p ire D ecem ber
31 and e a rly re n e w a l to a v o itl
a la s t-m in u te rush is advised hy
the se cre ta ry o f state's o ffice .
License o ffic ia ls po in te d o u t ‘
th a t a lth o u g h re g u la r d r iv in g
p e rm its n o w e x p ire e ve ry tw o
years on the h o ld e r’s b ir th date,
a ll c h a u ffe u r’s p e rm its s t ill e x
p ire at th e end o f e ve ry year.
T hey m ay be renew ed a t the
$1.00 fee b y f illin g in the re
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
verse o f th e c u rre n t card o r
130 N. M a in (at H elm an)
by using th e re g u la r a p p lic a tio n
Rev, George Shuman, M inister
fo
r re n e w a l fo rm .
" A F rie n d ly C h u rch
Possible source o f d elay in ob
fo r T h o u g h tfu l P eople”
ta
in
in g 1950 e rm its w i l l be i f
9:45 a. m .— C h u rch S chool fo r
a p p lica n ts have a llo w e d th e ir
a ll ages.
11 a. m .— M o rn in g W orship. re g u la r d r iv e r ’s license to ex
S pecial m usic. S erm on b y the p ire . C h a u ffe u r re n e w a l reques
ts w i l l not be accepted unless
Pastor.
6:30 p. m .— Y o u th F e llo w s h ip the a p p lic a n t holds a v a lid d r iv
e r ’s license, o ffic ia ls said.
Societies.
T H E C O N G R E A T IO N A L
CHURCH
717 S is k iy o u B lv d .
E v a rt P. B orden, M in is te r
S unday School, 9:30 a.m
M a rjo rie F lin ie u , S u p e rin te n
dent. Classes fo r a ll ages. We
c o rd ia lly in v ite yo u to a ttend
o u r r a p id ly g ro w in g school.
W o rsh ip S ervice, 11 a.m S er
m on: T H E B A T T L E W IT H IM
P E R F E C T IO N . S pecial m usic b y
c h o ir. Y o u w i l l e n jo y h e a rin g
th e n e w organ.
P ilg r im F e llo w s h ip meets at
the ch u rch a t 6:30 o’clock.
D ra m a tic C lu b m eets fo r o r
ga n iza tio n a t the ch u rc h a t 8
p.m.. A U in terested persons in
vite d .
P ly m o u th G u ild w i l l m eet at
the ch u rch W ednesday a fte r
noon 2 p.m.
C h o ir p ra c tic e w i l l be he ld at
the ch u rch 7:30 p.m . W ednesday.
A n u rs e ry is m a in ta in e d d u r
in g the w o rs h ip service fo r the
convenience o f pare n ts w ith
sm a ll c h ild re n .
F IR S T C H U R C H OF C H R IST
E a rl F. D ow ning, M inister.
Second and B Streets
B ib le School, 9:45 A . M.
■* M o rn in g Service, 11:00 a.m
Serm on, "C h ris t, P resent in A sh
la n d .”
M usic b y the c h o ir d ire cte d !
by G lenn M atthew s.
P H O E N IX P R E S B Y T E R IA N
J u n io r C hurch, 11:00 a.m., fo r ;
CHURCH
the c h ild re n .
E. J. C la rk, Pastor
C h ris tia n Endeavor, 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, 10 a.m. Sunday School
T hree Y o u th groups.
J.
O. N. P oling, Supt.
E ve n in g Service, 7:30 p.m. ¡
Sunday Service 11 a.m.
T he message w i l l be b ro u g h t b y
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Choir
a team o f Gideons.
M id w e e k Service, Wed. 7:00 practice.
p.m.
7:30 Sunday. Y oung Peoples
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, O ctober 22, 7- m eeting. E lva Castor, advisor.
:30 p.m ., “ The M a s te r’s M en,”
a q u a rte t o f N o rth w e s t C h ris t Two Top Educators, Graduate
ia n C ollege students w i l l sing.
Student To Speak at UO
T w o o f th e U n iv e rs ity o f O re
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
gon’s to p educators and a g ra d
Rev. R obert M cllvenna, m in is ter uate student, w ho has had a
9:45 a.m. Sunday school, W il b a ckg ro u n d o f fo re ig n corres
lia m Weber, Supt.
ponde nt and ra d io new s re p o rt
11:00 a.m. M o rn in g w orship er, w i l l be on the p ro g ra m o f the
7:00 p.m. Y outh Fellow ship.
one-day conference o f th e O re
gon A ssociation o f J o u rn a lis m
P H O E N IX
A dvisers, O ctober 22, on th e
N A ZA R E N E C H URCH
U n iv e rs ity campus.
P hoenix C hurch of the Nazarene
The advisers, m e eting in con
Pastor, Rev. C H e n ry Lacy ju n c tio n w ith the O regon H ig h
We extend a cordial in v ita tio n School Press association con
to a ll our friends and neighbors ference, w i l l hear Dean P a u l
to the fo llo w in g services.
B. Jacobson o f the school adu-
Sunday School 9:45.
cation, Robeson B a ile y , associ
M orning W orship 11:00
ate professor o f E ng lish and cre
E vening Service 7:30.
a tiv e w h ite r, and G len S ta d le r,
M idw eek P rayer and Praise graduate student in p o litic a l
Service, Wednesday 7:30.
science.
Pet Foods and Farm Supplia«
Phoenix Feed & Seed
H ig h w a y 99, Phoenix
H om ecom ing th is y e u r w h ic h
includes u banquet, b o n fire ,
fo o tb a ll gam e and dance I n pla n
ned fo r N ove m b e r ft
M a ry M c C o rm ic k , sophom ore,
heads the p la n n in g co m m itte e
fo r hom ecom ing assisted by V ir
g il W o lff and Joe Scalon. Fuc-
| u lty m em bers on the co m m itte e
j are D a vid B a rk e r and L o re n
Messenger.
A banqu et nt Susanna Homes
| H a ll sta rts o ff th e day fo llo w e d
i by b o n fire r a lly , the M o n m o u th
vs. S o u th e rn O regon fo o tb a ll
game and e n ding w ith a semi-
OSC Rooks Moot Portland
UP FROM THE RUINS — A ncient Carthage, one-tim e c ity of
conquerors, rises again w ith the aid o f M arshall Plan equipm ent.
Destroyed long ago by Homans and Arabs, Carthage is being re b u ilt
by the Tunisian governm ent as a to u rist attraction.
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Business Phone 7866
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