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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1928)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH - FAT.I.S, OREGON Monday, March 12, 1028 . ' ', 'V,' I -..,.,. ..ji. , A I i I: hi Revelation Versus Evolution Subject of Dr. C. Scoville's Sermon Before Large Audience Three groat services featured j the revival campaign being hold In the First Christian church, I Ninth and Pine streets, by the j CHarle Kelgn Bcovtlle Evangell- tie company yesterday. Largo audiences greeted the noted preacher at the morning and af ternoon service with the church packed to Its uttermost capacity for the evening hours when Ir. ; Scovtllo delivered bis famous Ber mon entitled "Revelation Versus ; Evolution," making a masterful defense of the divinity of Jesus! Christ and at the same time hurling many verbal shafts i against all forma of Infidelity and fake religions that deny the divinity of the Saviour. ' Service Tonight. ' In view of the fact that Rev. i V. K. Allison, with the sanction of the church board, has agreed j to let the church be used for the j presentation of the oratorio by' the Klamath Falls society on Thursday night a. revival service! will be held in the church to-! night. I The outstanding feature of yes-! terday's preliminary services was the singing of Mrs. Arlene Dux Scovtl'.e, wife of the evangelist and soloist for the party. Her solo last evening must be given first place. Mrs. Scoville. to be-i gin with .possesses a charming personality In support of beauty, j Then abe Is blessed with a voice of wonderful range, power and quality. . Careful training has! made her a coloratura soprano of exquisite tonal delivery andj control. Her enunciation la re-i markably clear and her singing throughout has the dramatic j flavor of precision of intelligent flexing. Add to all this richness ot equipment a' religious fervor and eloquence in bringing out a religious lesson, and one not present last evening might real ise, in a faint way, how Mrs. Scoville thrilled her audience. Her rendition of "Jesus Saviour, Pilot Me," was not only 'clear as a bell' but powerful and con vincing as a vehicle ot Christian teaching. The first invitation of the re vival was extended at the close of the Sunday school session and forty-one walked down the aisles to . take the evangelist by the band and make the confession of Christ as their Saviour. Sub sequent calls were made at the morning and evening services. The first baptismal service of the campaign was observed at the Sunday evening service. Near ly a score ot converts received the ordinance of Chrlstlon bap- , tlsm. Rev. V. K. Allison, local minister, did the baptizing while Dr. Scovlte gave the Bible teach ing on the subject. . Booster Choir Tuesday. The booster choir, composed of children from four to fourteen years, will have their first re hearsal Tuesday afternoon Imme diately after school in the audi torium of the First Christian church led by Mrs. Scoville. The evangelist announced last night ' that, the Bible drill will be open to .children of every church as well as those ot no church af filiation as only truths common ' tq all faiths will be taught. Spe cial prizes will be given the chil dren attending the drill. The program for the young ' people was outlined at the Chrls tlon Endeavor service by Miss Irene Scoville last evening. A ' fourfold program will be carried out ' embracing service, instruc tion, recreation and worship. A pep meeting will be held Tues day night when plans for a 'hike will be discussed. A class in per sonal evangelism will also be given. Forty members of the church will take a religious census of the city Tuesday to determine the religious status of Klamath Falls citizens. The canvass will be followed up by personal vis itation by selected committees. Owing to the canvass there will Bilious days IbW tnauiwnl of tha diMitr ,rMm. Flrrt! u& rtmpjnr fo-xl, mowing dl-!wUT mtm la U DfTrt si BSjfYbAn! HHiiiilaA v.. , m S?20Ss.dlrt:i-ts i ambw-UIn MI. Co.. BOt ftft I tr.. On Wolncf low. CHAMBERLAINS "Help You Stay Well" be no cottage prayer services Tuesday morning as originally planned. Services will be held later In the week. I weekend guests at the Summers home from their home at Ash land. Ilouck Left Hospital Earl Houck has been taken to the family homo from the Klam ath Valley hnnnltnl where he has been confined wltii an attack of Illness. Houck was threatened with pneuniouU. a five room modern bunguluw nt 331 1'uiltic Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Landry expoct to take pos session of the home within the next few days. The homo was purchased through the A. A. Ilellman and Company real estate office troiu .M. J. Nyhan. Mr. Nyhan la a prominent rancher of Klamath' ounty. TULE LESSEES TO PLOW BEDS BRIEF NEWS i OF KLAMATH Visited From McUfonl Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nelsou and 'son. Richard, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Wygant of Medford. npent Sunday In Kiauiath Fulls. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and son vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mm. T. S. Abbott. Mrs. Wygant' vis ited with Miss Frances Realty. I From Merrill Mrs. Ned O'Connor of Merrill shopped in the city today and while here visited for a brief time with friends. Hamblett on Vacation F. R. Hamblett of the V. D. Miller Construction company la enjoying a vacation from his business duties. Dorothy Baker Returning Dorothy Baker, of the Baker Studio, is expected to return to Klamath Falls on Sunday. March 25 from California, where she has been tor some time. Upon her return here she will resume her teaching ot dancing. , VifiKJng at Burton Home Mr. and Mrs. George Burch of San Francisco are visiting for a short time at the H. V. Burton home enroute home to California from a visit in Idaho and other poluts. Mrs. Burch is a sister ot Mr. Burton. Elizabeth Ann Miller 111 , Elizabeth Ann, the small daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mil ler of Roseway Drive, Is ser iously ill at the family home. Visited at Summers Home Mrs. C. H. Humphrey and Mrs. Mable Loom is. mother and sister of Mrs. Nell Summers, were DAMAGE CASE OPENS TODAY (Continued from page I) was unconscious. In the answer to the plaintiff's allegations. Dr. Hunt denies all the allegations and disclaims any responsibility for any injury that Mrs. Phillip son might have incurred. Mrs. Philllpson was called to the witness stand Immediately af ter the opening statements. Un der the direct examination ot V. Haney and the cross examination ot Mr. Manning, she told the his tory of her case, alleging that she had been seriously and per manently injured as a result of a hot water bottle being left to her leg while she was still un conscious from the results ot the anaethetlc. Mr. Manning brought out that one of her attendants was a special nurse who had been hired by Mr. Philllpson to take care st his wife and who was not a member ot the hospi tal. Mrs. Philllpson's Injury was examined this noon by a com petent physician to determine the extent of Injuries. The scene in Mrs. Philllpson's hospital room in January, 1327, will be red acted in court. The bed, the stretcher and ether effects in the room at that time will be remov ed to the court room so that the Jury may receive a graphic description of what transpired, according to both, the defendant and the plaintiff. Dr. Massey, a witness, will also be brought to the court ream. . The trial failed to excite es pecial attention, only a small group of persons were present in the court 'room. Mrs, Sliiel Left Mrs. Jenune Shlel left this morning for Caiuda, where she will spend several weeks visiting with relatives and friends. McAiilirfe Tolls of Itoudw Roads between I.aPlne and Sti ver Lake nre almo.it Impassable and their is no chance ot get ting through the marsh, accord ing to word brought back to Klumuth Falls from Paisley by Jnck McAullff who has been In that section looking n:tr his cut tle. McAuliffe Rtid K. Loosely innde the trip back and were mired In the mud several times before getting through. "The weal her around Paisley 1 much warmer than In this section and the stock are looking fine," Mc Auliffe stated. Mrs. 1111 ard Shopplnjr Mrs. Gus Hllyard of Pino Grove spent the day In Klamath Falls shopping and visiting. In From Beatty C. V. Schmltz of Bcatty Is in the city toduy on business. Mr. Schmltz Is stopping at the hotel Hall. In From Olenc Another business visitor in the city today was L. V. Ross of the Olene district. Barry from Medford "Bill" Hairy, insurance ad juster of southern Oregon with headquarters in Medford arrived In the city thlst uftern.'on to spend some time on business. YUilliiR From BoLse Andrew Johnson and Carl j Johnson of Boise. Idaho, are ! visiting In Klamath Falls tor aj few day. They nre guests at I the hotel Hall while here. (Continued from page 1) onslaughts of the hopper men ace. Tha entire luke bed has been mapped out and each bed defi nitely located. The county agent's office has sent letter to each leasee on the lake notifying him of the exact lorntlou of grass hopper ocg beds and advlslug him to take I m media 'o steps to control. Plow Bods The most effective and. In fact, the only sensible control method, Is that of flowing up the egg bods, lly exposing the beds to the sun millions of the destructive Insects ure killed. When the luseets hatch out there Is bound to be more or Toa YiHL Ilk , LOS ANGELES a Better If You Stop at SIXTH and SPRING STREETS lens ot un Infoetntlon, its site depending on control work ut this time only poison will bo ue.il to head oft surlotta In res tut Ions, lu the past, a gns burn er has been used but excessive coat and Inability to rover a large amount of ground has led Mr. Henderson lo decide Hint the plowed up," Mr. Henderson said muehliiu is luutfoetlve. .Move- , (0,y. "That work was dono menu ot grasshoppers will b t iilur. Obviously we need doloruilned by control workers ! cooperation f every farmer oil and poison spread III their pnlh. ifulu lake to control the situation "Approximately oue-thlrd of! this spring, Otherwise wo will the Kf.UO or 300D ucrea of grass- be faced with a very serious hopper beds, has already bevu 1 grasshopper Infestullon." Meeting; This Afternoon I Members of the finance and j budget committee of the cham-. ber of commerce held a 'meeting at the chamber of commerce this afternoon. A. M. Collier, chair man, presided. : Onkland Yhltoi Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Pepper ot Oakland are visiting in the city for a few days. Southern Pacific Officials II. A. Hinshaw, assistant freight and traffic agent of The Southern Pacific with headquar ters in San Francisco In company with F. C. Lathrop, assisant pas senger and traffic agent of the bay city aTrtred in Klamath Falls this afternoon from the south on a brief official visit. THE ORPHEUS TODAY JACK HOLT . . . in . . . 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