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O o o , o o CO C3 o o rp O cO o' o O C3 o o O O o o O O P u o o Oo O o o o OO 0 O O G G o o o c o o oc? o (SIX tE6FQtf9 5P.GN) MAIL TRIBUNE ffe0!d0Worker$ Arrive To toy Plans, for New Church Tie Rev. Elvi S. Tollefson P rr5ed in MeOord fti November i as organizational opastor ctf As-! cension Lutheran chuitfh in Ied ford Headquarters will be at the pars age.o3 Blacok ak0ir. : O A si'jf for theerction of tlie ghurth" uuilding on "felack Oak dr andQ'-gneU r aijd the par o9iip na.s bet purchased bv o the Iftpartment of oHorne Mis-' O g ions of The 0EvanKelical L'th - rran chrcS through its hurdi i:&ensijigtund loan felan. Tl'e fn9t unit church known as the. parish hall will be builtthe first Ogrtjf j9-57. Tnejjnit will hav a honing cRaciiyoGi Juo at as crnatedoto0t of SoS.tOS. s.-o-i4 Mr. Jollefsoa foe the c r.ext three month will tie Mia; Q Fulhgacher of Minneapolis, ELC aiuine Bisiijos pcrin worners. S'' will conduct houe0tg house O survey' ire ftfe rea of the pro Q posed churi. n O 'ans t'T t" opening service u will be announced laigr when a more oofls pleteurvey of the area O nas beer made O ervicf f,0 the installation of Mr. Tojlefson will b delared Ougtil aftrcfhe formal otganiza O tion of the Miifregation follow- iiie firstPservite. O Mr. ,'Epl'efson, who came here Cfrom Poison, Mont., has been in strumental oi. the building of 0Qothrce cnOrches arid two parson- ages. fo6e enterinif the min- C i.go hp spent 11 years as dir O ector r community bauds and CO cnogisesoBnd Ras served as choral : irnri director ot the North Dakota JMslrict cf The Evangeli carut)ora'n church. Mr. Tojlef- ,w (-Son attended Chicago Musical College sc-tioof of Opera and is a Ogr.Wiiftite of Luthpr Thi'nlntfirnl CoO ininaf,v of St. Paul, Minn. ro verier, wuo.se home is 1 North" Dakota, attended Bis- ni;? Jiuingjr college. She has I been rsvith toe home office of Jum Missions in .Minneapolis fop. ldir3a.i,"' " I Christmas Sermon - o Series Begins Sunday O q Tin Rev cSichard M. Jones, paajof, of Oie Eastwood Baptist O churh, will start a series of '-O'ristiruls sermons Sundav at 1T a.m. morning worship. Titles of these sermons include "Great I rf y n li r- I n ' "World L'n-I O aware and "Surprised bv Jov." CrTheC$hoir will also present aTitiirms centered on the Christ mas" theme. "Thf choir will siiig 6 "OoTriwir in Whose Presence." The secies on Christian Brass QjTack5,a seriss of discussions on the basics oi faith, will be re sumed pSunday with "Who is Jesus?' The evening ia closed with .an inspiration time. Easwood Baptist church is af filiated with the American Bap O tiit Convention and located just cIiuirh)f the Hedrick Junior High school. North Keen Way dr. -t Ridgewar. 0J.OYALfYUNOA"Y ,-XoyaJty Sunday will be held ?he Congregational church C Sunday. Members and friends C are asTied to tak their pledges for the support of the church during 1957. The budget present ed, to .trie congregation by the ChVrcn Council calls for S6.433 to.! raised from gledges for the oprating budget and S3.700 to thebudct for debt retirement anoTbuilding improvement. After i o . c ... . . cnurcrr canvassers win can on G'thoseOwho have not brought in O tjieir jledes or mailed them to O "e church. . O I 0 Church Leaders Urge Wider Use c0 Of Reverent Christmas Cards oChrisSan ertic-h leader and Kgc&ig3 Cd publishers are co operating in a nationwide pro CKram to encourage wider use of holioay0 sreetiog cards express ODig 'e Christian significance of Othe Christm; season, according ; 25 per cent of this year's cards to the greeting Card association. : are religious in character." q Announcement of . the plan, I Ten years ago. religious lead w lnchcftj being promoted locally ers told the greeting card pub- O through a nationwide network. lishcrs that if a greater variety of state and locai councils of of more appropriate and reverent churches and tlie greeting card publisher?, was made jointly by The National Ci$uncilof Church es and The Greeting Card 'as sociation wh-h rrptesents a majority of the leadinf greeting card fjrms throughout the oun-1 ous Christmas cards, it was. al try. o ." -most .impossible for the putjlish- 0TheoRev Eerlyn V. Ferris, ex- ers to offer reations that were ecutive directorf the National' equal in quality to 'the more Council's Joint Department of popular- types .of Christmas Evangelise!, described the goal greetings. ssO a return in our observances, I Now, fnat i all changed, to a, irue utfderstaniing of the j Tttrough "the co-operative act-- "We need xo rediscover 'the meaning of Chrtsmas as record- ed (jn the story of the biftB oj: Christ." he declared. "One way church people especially can ex- prc the truejfiirit of Christinas. isuoy pending Christian Christ- mas cards to0thcir families and fnr-iK-." od . rcior of The Greeting Card as- sociation. expressing the view- s in previous years, beautiful po:nt of tl- greetLt cajd: puS- illustrations of the Madonna 'will lishers said: "We are svpy to be most in demand, closely fol have thg continued co-operation ; lowed 'by' scenes at the manger, of0The National Council and ! pictures of the Christ Child, the church leader of jjiany denom-' thVee Wise Men. the Holj" Fam-' inations in directing the atten-, ily. the Shepherds and the tion & the American" pablic tojAiigels! Otl.t r religious designs the availability cf a greater ?pictin Cherubs, the. Star arrd variety of .propria.te nd re-1 Cross, choirs, churches and verent Chri;. card than ever church windows. Bible and rosa before." He further slated: "Tea, ries, are also high on the Jist. O o o- , o . fe-. " r jt : f ' 1 (' t , Misi' Ruth Zacher Programs Planned In Community Church The- new film, "Facts of Faith," produced by the Moody Bible institute will be shown at the Community Bible churchy Fourth and Alder, Central Point, on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 7:45 p.m. In the film a science demon stration show will be performed by Dr. Irwin Moon, director oi the Moody Institue of Science. Dr. Moon explains that the more man learns in the field of scientc the more convinced he is that there is a creative Being who has the universe under con trol.. ' Thursday, Dec.' 13, the Eur eka Jubilee Singer from Chic ago will present a program of Negro spirituals at the Commun ity Bible church- at 7:30 -p. .m. jThe program will also include a talK oy ur. j. irinur mouw, missionary to Borneo. The public is invited to at tend these programs. PBE-CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES Pre-Christmas activities at the First Methodist church this week will include: Monday, Susannah Wesleyan Service guild; and the Commission on Membership and Evangelism, the .children's Choir rehearsal, and the WSCS Circles 3, 4, 5, 7,' 8, 10, and 11, will meet on Tuesday. Wednesday, the Fel lowship of Prayer, Commission on Finance. Chancel choir, and Circle 8; will meet, and on Thurs day tlie Pathfinders Potluck din ner, Youth choir rehearsal,, the Youth Worker's conference and the Board of Trustees. Friday trie Shipmates will have their ' monthlv potluck . and meeting. : or twelve years ago. Jess than 5 per Cent of all Christmas card designs were devoted ttf the de lineation of the religious sign ificance of Christmas, whereas today, it is estimated that nearly Christmas cards were mane available.- they were sure that the pubhc would respond by sel ecting and sending such cards. At that timel.Shannon said, thee Was such a limited sale of religi- tivity of church leaders, religi ous publications and in line with the trend toward a' more fitting observance of Clwistmas. "there has -been a tremendous- upsurge in the sendiog of religious Christ- mas cards. ." j The Greeting Card association j recently completed a survey to ' determine which, religions de- year. The survey reveals that r-i -e rn " I J'- ; 'J?' ... Friday, Dtcimber T. 1151 1 Missionary To .Spaa fc Sunday at Servkt A- missionary service' will be held Sunday, Dec. 8. 'at 7:30 p-.rri. aiTirst AssembJy of God church, 1103 West Main st., 'Medford, with th.e Rev. John H. Kenney, asgue't speaker. . Mr. Kenney. who recently re turned to the United-Stales after 16 years in the mission fields of northern India, will speak and .show slides tajcen in .India. He plans to leave. for the Fiji Islands soon to continue his mis sionary Work. The public is in vited to. attend the service. Cantata . Rehearsal; Sermon Topics Given "Was Jesus a Christian?"-will be the' topic of the Sunday eve ning sermon .at the First Church of the Nazarene, 520 North Holly St., Medfofd. The morning ser mon will be from the book of Ezra, "The-' Power in the Word of God." Music by the choir will be "Sitting at the Feet of Jesus." Dress rehearsal for the choir Cantata, "Gloria in Excelsis,'.' will be held Sunday afternoon in preparation for the' annual presentation on Sunday evening, Dec. 23. ' Remodeling Finished At Apostolic Church . The remodeling program at the Apostolic Faith church has I been completed. It included the addition of a new balcony, burs-, ery rooms,, and foyer and re decorating of several rooms. The new balcony will have' a seating capacity of 174. .The new foyer has been decorated with planters. The: two nevv nursery rooms are- glassed in so . those inside may see .the entire audi torium and hear the speaker through loudspeakers Installed in each room. One room will be -used for a supervised nursery with the. Advice Given fay Church Music Expert Buffalo, N.Y. ;U.R An Epis copal Church music expert would like to see some standard hymns abandoned. "Many-of the 'good old hymns' are neither, good nor old," said Vernon DeTar, a member of the Joint Commission on music for the Episcopal church and organist-choirmaster of New Y'ork's Church of the. Ascension. He also advised that songs such as "O' Promise me" should not be sung or played at "church weddings because "they are not suitable at a religious service.". . "The really old hymns go back to the 16th century, while we. use little that was written before the 19th century," DeTar pointed out. "Wg should begin to use some of this early good music, as well as some of the fine new hymns being written if we wish to raise the standards of music in the church." The. music expert thus con trasted the tw-o versions of the hymn '.'For all the Saints." "The 19th century version has a weak melody and cloying har mony; "The one written in the 20th century has strength in all three elements melody, harmony and rhythm." DeTar believes, however, that as poor, hymns fall into". disuse they will be eliminated from the Episcopal hymnal. No revision is expected before the next .print ing in about 1965, he added. . CHRISTIAN WITNESS MISSION A Christian Witness Tnission, sponsored by the Senior. High Methodist Youth fellowship, w.ill start on Sat. Dec. 8. with" a prep aratton time, during the morning, which will iliclude the -viewing of the movie, ."Four to. GO." A lunch' will be served at noon, with the service of dedication conducted during the afternoon, followed by youth visitation. On Sunday after'a lunch to "be ser ved at the church tlie yo.ung peo ple will call oq inactive mem .bers and on prospective mem bers. - - DRESS REHEARSAL . " . j The Christmas Pageant Dress rehear-sa'l will be held at j 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dee. 9, at the ' t irst -Methodist church. Mrs. W. R. Peabody is general chair man, witla Mrs.'-George Sloniger, directing -the junior choir, and Mrs. Milton 'Snow, directing the children's hoiirs." Mrs. - Verne Wilson is-in charge of the drama tic presentation, Mack Jones the lighting; Mrs. Alvin Minshall and Miss Nancy Lambo will be ia charge of the children -from mahy nations. and tHe.Rev. G. A. Jrobough . w-ill be. assisting. GUEST SOLOIST ' " ' Guest -soloist at the 11 a.m. service at fhe First .MethodistJ church will be Eddie Thomas who will sing "Gesn Bambino." "Tody. There' is Ringing" will ;be sung by the "chancel choir with tbe youth ' choir and the girl s trio sinking "Gesu Bam-; oino" at he 9:30 a.m.! service. ' Refugees Given Hungarian Bibles By Bible Society The American Bible society has made available to Hungarian refugees copies of. Testaments and Bibles in Hungarian, Eng lish and G.erman languages which are distributed through the U.S. Army chaplains to the refugees-as they arrive at Camp Kilmer. N.J. The Society has also shipped Hungarian language . Scriptures from its supply house in Amster dam, Holland, to supplement the stock, in Vienna. Austria, where many of the refugees are arriv ing daily. In cooperation with the Swiss Bible societies, the printing Of 200.000 Gospels, in Hungarian has been started in Switzerland, .150,000 o them will- be paid for by the American .Bible society. ' These poTtions of Scriptures were supplied to Hungarian refugees- in Europe. Tlie American Bible society has made imme diate plans to print 40.000 New Testaments and 20.000 whole Bibles, in Hungarian. The So ciety plans to send many of these into Hungary .to meet requests, .for Scriptures there. . other as a cry room where moth ers may'care for their own chil dren if it is necessary for them to leave the main auditorium. The rooms are painted a light pink with, green draperies and pink and charcoal asphalt tile. The main auditorium, base ment rooms, and lounges have alf 0 been redecorated. The acous tics of the. auditorium have been improved with the installation of acoustical title on the face of the balcony. ' The remodeling program was completed in time for the Christ mas program which will be given Tuesday. Dec. 18, at 8 p.m. This annual program is presented by the, Sunday, school with 300 young people telling the Christ mas story in music using nine different background scenes. " Directors for the' Christmas program are Mrs. Hazel Withrow and Mrs.-Eda May. Adamson. The annual Christmas concert will -be .given Sunday,' Dec. 23, at-8 p.m. The concert is given by the 40-piece orchestra', and the combined church choruses. American Priest Popular in Nepal .. Kathmandu, Nepal (U.R) The "most popular and best known American in Kathmandu today is Father Marshall Moran, a Jesuit priest who runs two schools in the valley. Father Moran, of Chicago, was fhe first foreign missionary to be allowed to stap in Nepal. Un der the. Ranas the maharajahs who ruledNepal for 100 years up to 1351 no .western mission aries .were allowed in this Hindu-Buddhist country. ' After the revolution and under pressure from the Indian govern ment, the Ranas were forced to liberalize the government. Father Moran was the first' missionary into- the Country. He got permission to set up a school at Godavari, about eight miles, from - Kathmandu.- The school was so succesful, he was able to start another one at Patan, only four miles from Kathmandu. . Father Moran rides about on a motorcycle. He formerly -used a British jeep' but say's gasoline is too expensive. The priest is particularly proud of his schools, his boys Won the national basketball championship of Nepal. . . INSPIRATION TIME ' ."Boys and Girls Around the World Share the Bible," is the theme for the last in the present series of Inspiration Time, in connection with . the School of Christian Living, at the First Methodist, church. This conclud ing, session will include 'the in terest groups, "Paul's Letters to Local- Churches-." by' Dr. Ray mond E. Balcomb, and "Family Forum," led by the Rev. G. A. Trobougli. starting, at 5:30 p.m. Junior High Methodist Youth fellowship will meet in the.b'ase ment at 5:30 also. Builders class will serve the snack supper at 6:30, followed by the Inspiration Time, with Mr. Trobough in charge. Other group activities during' Sunday evening, will in clude the Senior High MYF at 7 p.m., and the Pathfinders at 7:30 p.m. COFFEE HOUR An informal coffee hour will be 'held, at the First Methodist church Sunday ollowing the 11 -e-. m. service 'to honor the new members. The Altar Rose will "be in honor of JDebrar Fr'ances Hanna, daughner of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hanna.. SUNDAY SQHOOL MEETING A unday School rrreetingwill be Held by tlie .Trail Community church Saturday, -Dec. 8, "at the Wayne Ah home ia Shady Cove. ADVENT CHKISTIAV CHVRCH , T CSl a.IVSUll CtliU Cli.lt OU., ncni Holly st. Rtv. G. . Watson, pastor Sunday: haj a.m. inurcn- icnooi . 11 a.m.' Morning worship. "Wit- nessing ai cnrtsimai iira: 6 30 pjn Youth fellowship devo tional. 7 30 p m Evening gospel hour. Wednesday: 7 p m. Prayer service, choir prac tice. APOSTOLIC FAITH CHL'ACH . . N'nrth (antral at ThirH t Rev..Lojce. C. Carver, pastor. Sunday: a:30 ajn. Sunday school . -. 11 a.m. Morning worship 3 p m. Young people's meeting P p.m. Evangelistic, fejrvice; or chestral prelude, luesday and r'riday: 6 p.m. Lvng elis tic service Saturday: . " . - 7 p.m. Prayer meeting BtKEAN BAPTIST CULRCH White City Glenn Wade, pastor Sunday: y. 4a' a.m. Sunday school ll a.m. Morning worship . 6Ju p.m. Evemng. service Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Prayer bervic BtlHtL ASSEMBLY OF GOO 17 or tli Hiversiat " jL. D. rirauie, pastor Sunday: .t:ii a.m. Sunday school .11 a.m. Worship service. Rev. John Kenney . speaker. t:ou p m. Christ's ambassadors, youth service. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service Wednesday: 7 30 p.m. Prayer and Bible hour CHURCH OF CHRlbT, UMUAL UIM 'Ihiro and OaK sis. Air. jean M. anehy, minister . Sunday: y.-ko a.m. rBible school . 11 a.m. Woisnip service, "Y'ou and Evangeiiiim" . b:ou p.m. Junior high and senior yxutn meeting. 7:3U p.m. Evening evangelistic service, "vvnat We rwnow About. Hen ' Wednesday; 7.30 p.m. Midweek service CHURCH OF CUR1ST 1U56 Court fit. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Radio program. KMED 10:30 a.m. and i:30 pan. Church services Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Bible study' CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ' 345 North Mary fct. EscU Hiser, pastor Sunday: lo a.m. Church schooi .11 a.m. Vvorsnip, "lo iive in His Heaven" ou0 p.m. CBYF; . "What Brethren Believe and Purpose" 7:15 p.m. Choir practice 7:45 p.m. Adult f'drura, "History of Our tiible.". vVeanesaayi 7:jo p.m. School of Doctrine, "The Doctrine of &lan ' 1 COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH Central Point ' . 4th and Adler Rev. Paul j. Kroon, pastor Sunday's-y.-io a:m. Sunday school 11 a.m. Worship service 6:45 p.m. Jet cadets, senior young people, pre-service prayer meeting, junior story time, basic Bible studies. 7:45 p.m. Evening service Alonaay; 7:30 p.m. Men's prayet meetinf 7 p.m. Choir practice 8 p.m. Bible study and prayer hour COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH Eagle Point Joseph J. Munshaw, pastor Sunday; "tf:-o a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. Murmng worship b:30 p.m. Bipie survey time and Junior story time. 7:30 p.m. Evening services -Wednesday: 3 p.m. Child's 'Bible story tiraa 6:45 p.m. Choir practice 7:30 p.m. -Prayer meeting CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 300 Oakwood dr. . U block south of East main on Grove . land ave.j- Thoinas jVicCamant, minister ' Sunday: a:to a m. Sunday school 9.40 ana 11 a.m. Morning worship, "The Wise Men s Christmas" 7 -p m. pilgrim iellowship Monaay: 8 p.m. Board of Trustees Wednesday; tf p.m. Adult discussion class EASTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH (American Baptist; iSorth Keene Way dr. at Ridgemay Richard M. -Jones, pastor Sunday: " 9.4J a.m. Church school H a. m. Morning worship, "Great Expectations' ti.30 p.m. BYF 7 :30 p.m. Evening" service, "Who is Jesus?" ... 8.1.1 p m. Inspiration time Wednesday:- 7.30 p.m. -Hour of prayer 8 30 p.m. Advisory board meeting Thursday; 7 p.m. Work jiigtit EMMANUEL PENTECOSTAL ' CHURCH JttSUS NAME lllO.orth Central Elder. Charles 1 nomas, pastor Sunday: 9:4i a.m. Sunday school .11 a.m. Morning worship 7:30 p.m. Evening service Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Bible study FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1108 West Main Houert E. Cuii, pastor Sunday: 8.4 am. Sunday school II am Unrkn.n fc ... i -.1 - Blessed Christmas ' t pm. Christ- ambassadors youth rally. ti p.m. Adult Bible study J.'ri. Kenney. luesday: ti:30 p.m. Orchestra practice 7:30 p.m. -Choir practice Thursday: 7 Ait p.m. Prayer and praise service FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Haven and Holly su. Rev. Darold-H. Jone. minister Sunday': . 8.45 a.m. Sunday school 11 am. Morning worship "Xwws For Today" i Universal Bible Sunday; 6r30 p.ni. Youth fellowship' . 7 p.m. Upper room' prayer hour. Rev. Ed Hoover, leader 7:30 p.m' Evening gospel serivce "God's Kingdpm" Tuesday: .7:30 p.m. Special shower at Hoov er home Wednesday: 7:30. p.m. Prayer meeting and music practice Thursday: 1:30 p.m. -Missionary" prayer meet ing . First Williim C. Pipw Miniltet ' touncemnsc""0 j ; . He that hath ears to FIRST BAPTIST. CHURCH tj (Conservative . & North Central at Fifth . James W.- Neely, pastor; Hadden Rob-t inson. aswstant Sunday: 9 45 a.m. Sunday school 11 m. Morning worship, broad cast KBOY," "Looking Unto Jesus" e 6.30 p.m. Baptist Youth Ltague - 7:45 p.m. Eveiuna; service, "Dang ers Confronted by Cnristians Thursday: - - 7 p m. Prayer and Bible sludy FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, PHOENIX Cor. First and Rose sts. Rev. Perry M. Johnson, pastor Sunday.: 8:45 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. Worship service 0 6:30. p.m. Baptist Training unioin 7:30 p.m. Evening service Wednesday: " - 8 30 p.m. Teachers and officers cOhierence 7 pan. Bible study. "Modern .PaU estine'and the Christian Guspel ' FJRST CHRISTIAN-CHURCH' . Ninth and Oakdale William C. Piper, minister ' Sundaj-: . 8:4j a.m. Sunday school 10:50 a.m. Moin.ng worship. "Jesus ia Prophecy" 6:15 p.m.rr-christian vouth fellow ship and Chi Rho Youth iellowship . 7:30 p.m. Evening service, "John The Baptist ' 8:30 p.m. Youth-fireside Monday: 7 p.rn. Boy scouts 7 p.m. finance committee meeting 8 p.m. Board meeting Wednesday:- 7:45 p.in. Choir rehearsal FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST . . . Windsor and Oakwood dr." U block south of East Main st.) Sunday: 11 a.m. Service, subject, "God the Preserver oi Man" 11 a m. 'Sunday -school; nursery available Sunday and Wednesday. Wednesdayi 8 p.m. Testimonials of healing, Reading room. 228 West Sixth, st. 10 am. to 5 p.m. Daily (.except Sundays'and holidays FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Holly at First st. . . " Raymond W. Hurn, 'minister Sunday: . 6 am. -Prayer meeting at church altar 9:45 am. Sunday school- ' , 1030 a.m. Morning worship 6 p.m. Training flour and youth groups 7- p.m. Evening worship Monday ; 4 p.m. Indian Maidens and Braves, annex . 6:30 p.m. Pathfinders, annex 7 p.m. Work night, at church Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Family prayer meeting 8:15 p.in, Sanctuary choir practice Thursday: r D.m. Praver and fas tin? 7 p.m. Young' peoples choir prac- 7:45. p.m. Young peoples prayer meeting Saturdav; 7-p.m. Praer meeting' at church altar . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. ASHLAND North Main at Laurel Ross Knotts, pastor ' Sunday:- " 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. Worship, "xhe'Man With A Harp ' 5 p.m. Senior high-fellowships 6 p.m. Junior high fellowship . - 6 30 p jn. Wesley foundation for college students i -Tuesday : 1:30 p m. Prayer group 7.30 p.m. Fireside circle and Wes leyan service guild Wednescay; :30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday: 6:30 p.m.-Who-do Class Chrlstmaj potluck dinner Saturday: . ... 10 a.m. Youth. choir. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH West Main at Laurel sts. Or. Raymond E. Balcomb. Rev. George Trobough. Rev. Mrs. Anne Gorby ministers. Sunday: - - 9:30 a.m. Church school, 4 adult classes, class for retarded children 9:30 & ll a.m.--Service, "Pages for the Ages ' . kU am. Senior and junior, high church school, kindergarten, nursery " o:30 p.m. Junior high MYF . . 5:30 pm. School-ot Christian liv ing. 7 p.m. Senior -high MYF -30 p.m. Pathfinders FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Central Point Dr. .Norman K. Tully. pastor Sunday: 9:4a am Sermon, "The Bible Speaks to Our Day" 1050. a.m. Church school 7;30 p.m. Young people FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Jacksonville ' . Dr. Norman K. Tully, pastor Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday chool . a " m Church worship, "The Bible Speaks to Our -Day" FIRST PRFSRVTrnnx. r-ni ,-.". Eighth and HolJv sts Rev. D. Kirkland West, pastor. Rev. John O. Reynolds, assistant Sundav: . - 'S45nall? I1 m Worship services. The Bitle Speaks to You" -8:45 and .11 a m Church school visit Ashland church xuesaay: . --u.o u.M..-iuum mgnt Wednesday: 70 p.m. Midweek fellowship hour mursda;'.- - 12 noon Men's luncheon"" FIRST .PRESBYTERIAN, PHOENIX E. R. Voikman. minister Sundav: 10 a m Church school 11 am Wnnhin -V ,, . Bear False Witness 3:30 pm. Nominating committee meeting 5 p.m Youth group meets, to go to Ashlarfd Presbyterian church K p.m. Session meeting, at Manse Wednesday; 9:30 am. Bible'atudy and prayer hour, home of Mrs. Medcalf " 7:15 flm. Choir, practice Thursday: . . 7:30' p m. Cub scout pack meeting Christian ChurcK "Th Friendly Church t . . Welcomes Yo'o . TO Ail SERVICES' Bible School - 9:45 a.m. Morning Service 10:50a.rn Yauth Meeting . 6:30 p.m. Evening Servite 7:30 p.m. 9 and Oakdale . Medford, Ore. hear, let hirrvhear." Luke 8:8. FO RE STC ACRES COMMUNITY 0 CHURCH e Altiliated, w j t U Anerican Sunday School Union indn-denominationalf Seven miles north of Mediord, 1 block east of Table Rock roai. O Lester Wilcoj Jrpfjstor 0 r o o 11 Sunday: 0 ,ar45 a.m. Sunnay schooi o O c 11 a.m.-2-Morningorshif '6:30 p.m. Young people 5 meeting .7:30 p.m. Evening service and soagiest FOURSQUARE CHURCH East Jackson and BiddJe rd. R. H. ?athewaun. pastor 8:45 a m. Sunday iclUkol b 11 a.m. Aioroing Worship 6:30 p.m. Berean. Hrruaader children's church" an :30 fj.ni Wednesday o o 30 p mi-Bible, study and prayer o FREE METHODIST CHURCH O Moose Hall, Newtown st., just off West Main o Rev. J. M. Roo pastor . . - o Sunday: . a:45 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. woisnip u o 7 p.m. Family hour o c 7:43 pm. Evangelistic service Wcdnesdav; 7 30 p.m. Midweek prayer service. at Parsonage, 1266 South Peach st, FRIENDS CHCRCH. MPUFORD q Corner Merriman and DeBarr Linton L.ri5itian, pastor o o Sundav: o :43 & 11 am. Sunday school0 9:45 St ll a.m. Worship service 6:30 p.m. Christian endeavor :JO p.m. Worship service 9 30 p m. "Quaker Huur" broad- ' cast. KMED Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Youth pravar meeting Thursday: 8.30 p.m. Mid-Week praver meet ing. r GRIFFIN CREEK I'MO.f SUNDAY SCHOOL Griffin Creek Grange c - (Non-denominational) Sunday: 11 o 10 a.m. Sunday service Wednesday: o 7 30 p.m. Bible study ad prayer time. j 0 KINGDOM H.ltL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 2402 JacKioavJIe highwr CC rrjday: 0 c 7:25 pjn. Service meeting and theocratic ministry school Sunday: o 3 prn-Bible mtudy, "Turn to the New World Society,' Nov. 1 Watch lower Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. Bible study fnorthslde area) "You May Survive ArmaK-ddon into God s New World r Wednesday: - nf 7:30 p.m. Bible study (all Othes areasj Armageddon J book. SSjfJNARY BAPIISX IHlftCH, 1, o Sunday: . - 8 a.m. Radio program' KJMED 10 a.m. Sunday school 0 o t 11 a m. Morning devotional 7 p.m Bible study Thursday; . o n o 7 pjn. Midweek service o ' PHILADELPHIA CHCRC'H iNon-sectaiiini o 1' block off Crater Lake ave. oif Grand view ave. - J - Rev. and Airs. Thomas WMtc, pastors Sunday; ' o 10 a.m. Bible hodl 11 a m. Morning worship5 0 6.30 D.m. Young pedtjle Richard Shatto. leader : o 7-4 m IT r- WednfMtriav- 7:45 pjn. Midweek service ?S2fAN,ZEu Mt'ltCH OF JESUS CHRUf OF LATER 1A1 SALVTS lenth and Ivy sts. Sunday': . 8.43 a.m. Prayer sMtvice 8.45 a.m. (Jwrch school 12 nuon -Potfuck dinner at ch&ctf 2 pm. Southm Oregon district pastor m.eting o f2Ph'?Jv'tL.Lf.v sPiniA-AiasT CHLRLH, C.C.M. o M. M. Kruge. D.D. 0 Sunday: o 8 p. m -6ervices o ST. LL'KE-s Mn u,.ii,t 0. Bigham hail, Jackaoir, cuny fair? John Albert .Taylor,. nunfs'fcr o Sunday: . 0 9:45 a m Church chool . al m Momins wrvice. "The Old Book in a New World " ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL turn n. ana ftorth Oakdale ave ey. tieorge R. V. Bolt it, rector: Rev Jonn A. Bright, assisunt Sunday (Second SunSay ia Advent) 8 a.m. Holy Communion aao a.m. jChurch school 0 .10:45 ajn. Nursery school U a Conlirmation ando Ser mon. Rt. Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell, 12:15- f m - cReceptiam for acon- iiranees 7:15 p.m. Younff nMnl.i fBnnt...i.jn Friday: 9 11 a.m. Holy communion cancelled SALVATION' ARMY CHl'RCH 4th 6c Bartlett sts. IL George .Johnstone, commanding officer O Sunday: . 0 .4i a nii-sninday school 11 a.m. Mornliiff wouhm inri itn. ior church 6 pjn. Young people's service p.m. Street service 7:45 p.m. Lyening worship Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. Bible study and oraver 1 Wednesday: $ o 4-8 p.m. Youth night o Thursday: 12 noon Ladies hor4tv lflgue 7 pm Ladies home league Saturdav - 70 p.m. &ible study ftorne leaeue sale all dav. THE Wtt Bybiltfl S fe wffkl t9. W lftfctft SV Hew TftJinsnt ll S butM ' frft for Cnst-is Bojr.a ,n rfl Iattr0'fl p:hed In $ mjroon ,lpcas it co (' t' f! C5'r rec'o-iucuor't of mjitefpieces of reiijious jrt inctud'nt tt w?rkt of kernel. El Crcco nd Remfirsntft. Yintfd in yto-reatf type ei white epioBar. thi Tcftsment hai never bff been svnSbic. To be sun mat your cop n put i for Chmtmai civmr mt tht , toupn Below 0 O SVVEM'S - 217 I I I Fto snd NAME " ADDRESS . cia I My rvmitfsnc ST. PETER'S LIT HER AN CHURCH iKssoun nodfc - 1020 East Mam st. K- Jo.m.-Ssiawday school and Bibt study 11 a m -vorship ith sermon no f-Hoiy communion ASlondav. A rt m Tmrnril r ! Tuesday; fci o p.m. Adult c'-s wedneay: ' S p.m. Reaper serncc i Thursday: 12 n oat Ladies aid. at church (H8 p.m. Senior choir Ssturaay: o 9. 10. 11:15 a.m. Children' cate chumen classes O 1:30 p.m. Junior ooir tiopm. Children stjChristmaa aerv lce rehearsal C PETER S PREACHING MISSION Alelone School. Ensle Pini bundiy; e & 0 2 T)-m. Preachinir service 3 p.m. bnday fctt.OMi and Blbla study 0 o S.AIS V ALLEY COpiU.4TY CHIKCH t c- w 1 Inrdcnomihational) f)cliooir ouse ki. A. Dleraorff. pastor (,Sunday: i a m. i?unuy sagiuoi f 11 a.m. Morttmg Mftrship. potluck d inner cannaal meeting lollovatn serv- KS)6 O Wednesday: C , j p.m. Prayer and Bible afciSy V) A5 VALLEV GOSPEL CHCRCff Unirdgnomfnational (Sj Sunday: w 3 O q 10 a.m. bunaay schooi--, 11 a m. Murmng worship Pat Mtilcr, ueKer oVJ3o p.m." Evening service, Gordon a Petterson. speaker. G ?J0 pjn. Bible study aacL prayer meJUMg. o O G -i EVEMH-D. ADVENTISTr, .Eagle Point n . o baturSay: jtt:M a.m. SabbathCschool 11 am. Vslup o Slenoay: o u O 1.30 0. Dorcas welfare, noma of Mrs. Herscncjt Harper. wcenebday c3 - 4i) p.m. Prayer mci-ting. home of lr. ana Ahs.o ioilk CampDtiXk Lak- creek O SEVENTH DAV AUVEXTISTT o Vomer tdwaids1- lik1tv cuder Jon i,tude, flbstor Saturdayl n O u 8io i.m. SatAath school li a.m. rtVuishiD Wedntioay: c ju pjn. jf.ver meeting IK.fli, CfMMl6S'lTV CHURCH liev. irnebt fcvers. pastor jr, y:45a.m. aaunaay school. Building .una Sunaay q 0 c O 11- a ui. ..loniinif wajhip 3, b.Jl t3.m. Choir fyracce e - 1.0 p.m. &vcMi.g service G' Moiay: 0 P i p.m. Work (BieViCatuHiure'h e'ineiday:o o C 6 -y 7.30 p.uv Bible study and Tsraver mtung 0 0 C3 O (first ana ThM Sundays; 13 Sunday? V&e iijri nextjneetujg O U.MIV THVIH Ct.NitR 203 HgUy Bldg. c" j c" O D Sunday: r - 11 a.m. Sunday seboolurhildran, d votlonal service., "ne PoOoajpl the tioiy Spirit lhunday: q (3 .30 pm. Mifr eeff service 0 11 iyn. iorftng s'p'fiy cas WEST WAIN CHLlBca5rQlSKIST,S 1701 Vt Main st. O 0 O """6' 't"" Sunday: 0 n:4.i a m RihU rlfM 1U:45 a.m. Moramniworshlp u 6:ao p.m. Yuant tftplea meeUng Wedneftafl O S 7:30 o.rrjO Midweek Bible atudv iThursday: O W p Uu-p in. Ladles Bibie class o o u m6So IiItheSan chlsch, ixca Fourth nd OakaIe O Pastor, C. Herbert HillermaC nil an. e'.'rship service, "Taka Hold of 4iernJl Lite" O 7 p.m. Senior uther LtBxue 8 p.m. Pastor's class Tuesday: O W i-v o:ju p.m.-"t3roinernooa pouucK weanesaay: 1:30 D m. Esther circle Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Saftay:0 80cB.m. Second year catechetical clws. 70:15a.m. First year catechetical cUM- SAHLry MOHMON BOOK Berle, Calif. (U.PJ The t,Bancroft Library, the University J of California's historical and lit- materials, celebrated its 50th an niversary recently with the ac quisition of the first book to be pu listed by the Church of Lat ter Dav Saint-P(Mormons). - . M I 'Alrlth bUtLtUS SUrt Milwaukee (U.R) Usually it is3t son who fills his father's shoes but here at the Siloah Lutheran church the Rev. Luther M. Voss was installed as the as sistant pastor to replace his son, the Rev. Robert J .Voss, who wai moved up to the job of pastor. UNITY TRUTH CENTER Sunday Devotional Service ind Sunday School for Children 1 1 a.m. Regular Center Activities: Thursday Midweek Service 7:30 p.m., Friday morning Study -Class Class 1 1 a.m. All classes, activities and Sunday Services now held at the HOLLY BUILDING Katherine Bosworth, Leader CHRISTMAS GIFT An Illustrated, Ed ition of The R9S.V. New Testament ' o E. Main, Medford ISV CiH TiilammH el S3 ?5 toth. ' c O I - - I JTATf Q it nclstJ. o o
