Southern Oregon News Review
Thursday, November 3. 1949
Ashland. Oregon
Evangelist To
Appear Here For
Three Weeks
Church 1 Announcements
BIBLE CO M M ENT
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Prophets' Teachings
Were Always Based
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| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
Pioneer Avenue South
Sunday morning service at 11
o'clock.
Subject: Adam and fallen
man.
Golden Text: Esphesians: 5:14.
Awake thou that steepest, and
| arise from the dead, and Christ
Un Messianic Vision shau give thee ught.
J^ENEATH and above everything ' Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
Angus Bowmor, assistant professor of English at Southern
Oregon, and of Oregon Shakespearean Festival fame, is
that the Hebrew prophets - Wednesday evening meeting,
directing the forthcoming production "Life With Father."
thought, said, and wrote, was their which includes testim onies of
conception of God, and their faith Christian Science healing, is
held at 8 o’clock.
in Him.
God was not for them an ab
Reading Room open daily
straction, nor even an object of from 2 to 5 p.m., except Sundays
worship, distinguishable from the and holidays.
idols their idolatrous neighbors
The public is cordially invit
worshipped, only because He had
life and intelligence. It was the ed to attend these services and
righteous and holy nature of the to use the Reading Room.
-♦ The tentative cast for “Life
life of God in which their vision
I with Father," which w ill be pre-
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
and their faith centered. The GRACE LUTHERN CHURCH
| sented Dee. 8, 9, 10 was announ-
130 N. Main (at Holman)
living God was the creator and Iowa and Mountain Avenues
! ced by Angus Bowiner, Oct. 14.
Rev.
George
Shuman.
Minister
upholder of the universe.
Opposite the High School
The follow ing are participât
“A Friendly Church
His laws guided the planets in Paul W. F Harms. Pastor
ants in the play:
their course. The heavens de
for Thoughtful People”
Clarence Day Sr. (Father),
Sunday School 9:45.
clared His glory, and the Arma
9:45
a. m.— Church School for Mark Hattan. Vinnie Day (Moth
Bible Class 10:00
ment showed His handiwork. In
all ages.
er), Trubee Wetternu. Clarence
Worship Service 11:00
tegrity was in the laws that gov
11 a. m.— Morning Worship. Day Jr., George Bell John Day,
erned His world.
The Lord’s Supper w ill be
With this conception of a holy celebrated in the Morning ser Special music. Sermon by the Bill Jones. Cora (Vinnie’s sis
Pastor.
God was that' of a holy people—a vice.*
ter), Nancy Youngblood. Mary,
6:30 p. m.— Youth Fellowship Barbara Messenger. Dr. Llyd,
people called and chosen of God,
Sermon Topic: When are you
and responsive to His will and eligible to pass judgment on Societies.
Fred Buchner. Dr. Humphreys,
purpose.
Bob Boyer. Maids and Cook,
your fellow man?
With that conception, faith, and
Ashland Ministers Name
(Actual parts undecided). Mary
vision, it was inevitable that
Jane Farr, Mavel Gage. Rose
Earl Downing as Pres.
the prophets should react as they ASSEMBLY OF GOD
mary Ring. Margaret Bismark.
did to sin in the individual life, 485 Siskiyou Blvd.
Members
of
the
Ashland
Min
The two young sons, Harlan
and to evil in the national and O. W. Klingsheim, Minister,
isterial association elected Rev. and Whitney are undecided, but
social life. They saw tragedy in Telephone 2-2786.
Earl Downing to head that w ill be pre-college students.
the refusal of the people to accept
Sunday Services:
Sunday group when they met at the
On the staff arc: Beth Phillips
God's choice and call. They spok»
in denunciation and in words of school 9:45 a m. Morning Wor YMCA last Monday afternoon. -stage manager; Kate Davies-
ship 11:00 a.m. Assem bly of
solemn warning.
Pastor of the Church of costumes; Margaret Bismark
God
Hour 1:00 p.m. KWIN. Chr
But their message was not all
Christ,
he succeeds Rev. E P. props; Danny Dowe - Lighting;
of denunciation and warning. In ist Ambassadors Service 6:00 p. Borden of the Congregational Barbara Newton - Book Hlder;
tunes of distress, when trouble m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. church.
Chuck Perry - Publicity.
had come, as in days of destruc m.
Chosen as vice president was
tion and exile, their message was
Tuesday Prayer and Praise
the Rev. C. W esley Brough of Here’s How To
of hope and comfort. There was Service 7:30 p.m.
hope for a people repentant and
Wednesday Choir Rehearsal the Nazarene church, and Rev. Vary Pumpkin Pie
seeking again the ways of truth 7:30 p.m.
O. W. Klingsheim of the Assem
Pumpkin pie — deep yellow,
and right that they had neglected.
bly
of God church was named spicy filling within tender past
Friday Faith and Victory Ser
The prophets were spiritual physi vice 7:30 p.m.
secretary-treasurer of the group. ry crust. It’s the harvest time
cians who were deeply concerned
Voting to endores the Com indisputable dessert favorite in
with prevention. But when the
munity
Chest, the ministers many homes throughout the
CHURCH
OF
THE
NAZARENE
illness of sin assailed they were
41h at C Streets
group also held a discussion on country.
physicians of healing.
For variation, try a fluffy
C. Wesley Brough — Minister the principles of reformation
which
was
lead
by
the
Rev.
chiffon
pumpkin pie made with
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Geo
George Shuman.
unflavored gelatin and egg
(Christian Church) Second and rge Zickefoose, Supt.
Union Thanksgiving services whites. It’s an ideal dessert tri
B Streets
Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.
Earl F. Downing, Minister
Sermon Theme: “The W ill of w ill be held at the Methodist umph for entertaining. To in
church it was decided upon at sure pastry tenderness and flav
God.”
Bible School, 9:45 a.m.
Radio Broadcast (KWIN) 5:00 the Monday meeting, with the or use lard as the shortening
Morning Service, 11:00 a.m
program set for 10 a m.
agent, says Reba Staggs, widely
Sermon, “Christ and the Wor p.m.
known
food expert. The pastry
Youth Groups, 6:30 p.m.
ld,” Evangelist B. Ross Evans.
can
line
either little individual
Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.-
Mrs. Evans w ill sing a solo.
tart
pans
or the traditional
Junior Church, 11:00 a.m., a m. Sermon Topic: “The Soul.”
sized pans. Pastry pumpkins
Official
Board
Meeting
fMon-
service for children.
cleverly arranged over the pie
day) 7:30 p.m.
filling add a seasonal touch.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m.
Prayer Meeting (Wednesday)
S till another way to receive
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.
The S.O.C. choir, which pro new pumpkin pie compliments
Sermon, “Christ and Our Nat
mises to be an outstanding group is with nuts— chopped pecans,
ion,” Evangelist Evans. Solo,
THE CONGREGATIONAL
under the direction of Oscar walnuts or peanuts. Add the
Bob Pruitt.
CHURCH
Bjorlie, elected officers Octob nut meats to either the filling
Special Services every nigh
717 Siskiyou Blvd.
er 18.
or to the whipped cream top
this week except Monday with
Evart P. Borden, Minister
Fred Buehner was named pre ping. For more flavor changes,
Evangelist Evans speaking and
Sunday School: 9:30. Marjor sident of the group; Lyle Heitz, add lemon juice, apple cider,
Bob Pruitt singing. 7:30 p.m.
ie Flinieu, Superintendent. The vice-president; and Rosemary grated orange rind or maple
school begins a new contest for Ring, secretary. The head libr sugar to pumpkin custard fil
METHODIST CHURCH
attendance and new members arian is Barbara Gertson, and as ling.
Robert M cllvenna. Minister
this Sunday. The contest w ill sisting her are: Mary Ellen
9:45, Sunday School. Bill continue until Christmas.
Smith, and Janet Russell. Harry Game Commission Takes
Weber, superintendent.
Worship Service: 11 a.m. Kannasto was given the post of Eastern Brook Eggs at East Lake
Fall egg-taking operations of
11 a.m,. Morning Worship Sermon: “Beyond The Horizon.” manager.
with anthem and solo. Nursery Soloist. Lois Miller Windsor will
Section leaders, whose duty the Game Commission got under
for small children.
sing “The Forest Prayer."
it is to call rehearsals for their way last week with 300,000
11 a.m., Junior Church.
Pilgrim Fellow ship 6:30 at group if it is having difficulty eastern brook eggs being taken
6 p.m., Junior Hi Fellowship. the church.
with parts, were also elected. at East Lake. In that there are
6 p.m., Hi School Fellowship.
Dramatic Club w ill meet at They are: Jerry Leslie, first no areas for natural spawning
6:30 p.m., Wesley Foundation. the church at 8 o’clock.
bass; Harry Kannasto, second in the lake, crews annually take
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Choir
Pilgrim Study Club w ill meet bass; Bob Rae, first tenor: Fred eggs from the trout in this lake
rehearsal.
at 2 o’cock Wednesday after Buehner, second tenor; June | f ° r the various hatcheries. Pau-
noon. Choir practice Wednesday Chancellor, first soprano: Paula i l’na Lake and Elk Lake are al-
For Office Supplies
Ostrander, second soprano; Jan- so scheduled for egg taking this
night at 7:30 o’clock.
Stationery — Job Printing
Trustees meet at the church et Russell, second alto, and Col- j fall-
een Tiegs, first alto.
Brood fish that are held at
News Review
Monday night at 7:30 o’clock.
------ ----------------------------------------- the hatcheries supply the great-
, est portion of the eggs hatched
each year, but with the proposed
expanded hatchery program the
Game Commission is procuring
eggs from all available sources.
In fact, some three million eggs
w ill be purchased from private
source«.
Cast Announced For ’Life With Father,’
B. ltoas Evans, evangelist, will
lead the First Church of Christ
in a series of special meetings
for the next three weeks. This
w ill be the third time that Mr.
Evans has been the evangelist
for the local church, said Earl
F. Downing, minister of the
church. Mr. Evans was here be
fore in 1942 and again In 1947.
Bob Pruitt of Medford will
assist evangelist Evans as song-
leader and soloist. Mr. Pruitt
served the local church in a
sim iliar way last May for a
week.
Evangelist Evans will bring
bis first message Sunday morn
ing at the eleven o'clock ser
vice. Night services will be held
every night at 7:30 p.m. except
Monday.
Play Will Be Staged Dec. 8.9,10
Choir Elects
New Officers
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