December 21, 1085
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Want-Ads Bring Results
Phone Yours to 1900
Kates
3por word per days
C Inssrllom..
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week.
rf per cent discount
L.J tds runulug om
mouth.
All classified ails oro Inanrt
oil in tmlh Tho Klumalh News
and Evening Herald at the
above rata appearing In The
Nows firm.
Time limit for classification
In I ho following ilay'a papora
It 6:00 I'. M. Ail doalrod In
serted on Ilia mum day na sub-
milled will huvo lo run "Too
Lots to Classify." Too Lata
lo Claaairy ada are put In on"
paper only at tho aamo rati-
aa quoted abovo and claMttlod
for eiicccodlng Inavrtlnna.
Loat and Found
LOST Bmoko-grcy Persian rut.
Nil inn "Jloola." Itnwnrd. 70.1
Delia. 2104
LOST Small black Pomeranian
dot. May KIiii Studio. I'lione
J .2. Howard. 2266
LOST llrown loat tier keyfoldcr.
probably on East Main. lie
turn to telephone office. 2080
General Notice
MOVING 7 Call 704. local, Ionic
dlatanre. Inaured carrier; ex
perienced men. People Waro-
noina. 4(3
MOVI.NQ7 Call 704, local, lone
dlalunce. Inaured carrlor: ex
perienced men, Pooplea Ware-
nous. . 413
Transportation
SAVEI Go by Bus
Via Bend and Ml. Hood
Shortest Routs, Lowest Faroi
to Northwest Poinli
On ltound
Way Trip
Portland $5.90 $10.65
Seattle $8.40 $14.65
Spokane $12.30 $20.05
fJuaaos Leave 13:46 Noon From
The Greyhound Depot
For Information Phone 099
7 Help Wanted, Female
WANTKD Woman with amnll
child keep hoiiao In bnchidor'a
homo. Ho Hi" wiiR-ea, Nows-ller-Bld,
Ilox 2171. 2171
WANTKD Man and wlfo on
rnnch, Woman cook, man for
Konernl work. Box 810, Dor
rla, Calif. 2318
WANTED Now correspondent
for Hprnmie River. Inquire.
Newa-llornld offlco, 2024
Klamath
The firms nnd Individuals represent
ed in this Alphabetical Directory of.
Specialized Business and Profession
al Sorvico are known as Klamath
Falls' most reliable business men and
Baths
Cabinet steam baths and massage.
L. Stone Lady Assistant.
117 South 7th. Phone 1840
Beauty School
MEDFORD school beauty culttiro
announcoa now clnss to start
Jan. 1. 1930. Tlmo pnymonta,
only 5 to enroll now. Phono
84, 419 Mi lo. Main, Mcdford.
Chiropodist
Dr. V. A. fltookwell, Ph. 604-W-3.
House calls only. 1874
Commercial Printing
Printing of nil kinds, SHOP
PING GUIDE), Pelican Thoatre
Bldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND RRFIN
ISH1NQ. Phone 86W4.
Hemstitching
Homstltchlng, specializing I n
ults and coats', woolen samples,
dressmaking, Mrs. H. M. Allen
dor, 614 Walnut,
Classified Index
All classifications aro iniin
hnrud mid up piuir In noiuiirtcul
order. Following la un alpha
betical riferiincv list of Ilia
inuro linporlniit cluaaltlcutlnns:
Automotive 19
lluildliig Matoilala .. 10a'
lliixlnoxs Opportunities .... 24
Contract Work Wanted.... 10
Kducullniiul 8
l''itrin IniplitimuitH Ilia
Fih'iiInIiimI Apia, to Lot.... 12
Furnished llouau lo I .est 14
Furnished Itooma lo Lot.. 11
Flnuuclul it
General Notice i
Help Wanted. Mnlo ....
7
22-
Help Wanted. Fcmnlo ....
I.IvmhIoi k mid Feed
I. oat mid Pound .....
Miscellaneous for Halo....
I'araunalH
Poultry for Halu ,
Haul Estalo for Kiiln
Heal Eiftuta for Lcnxo
ltrul Ketuln Wanted
Room nnd Hoard
... 2
... 20
4
... 22a
... 17
, 18
... 17a
... 12
..
2ua
Situations Wanted
Hwnps
Tranaportatlon ......
6
tlnfurn. Houses to Let 16
Wanted Miscellaneous 21.
Wanted la Kent II
9
Situations VVarVled
VOI'N'O woman, business train
ing, very riipnblf; boat fofor
uiiiia. doalrcs. management
apiiiimi'iit boose or similar,
phono 2007J. ,..18
KXI'KKIKN'i'Kli girl wishes clor
Icul work. References. Phone
II2W2. 2 lot)
WANTED Housework, by day
or hour. 231 Martin.. 3172
EXPERIENCED stenographer de
sires poaltlo. News-lleruld,
llox 2164. 21S4
1 1 Furniahed Rooms
TIIU CLAKRMONT. Ill N. 4th.
all modern outaldo roopja. Freo
pnrklnit lot. 4401
12
Room and lohrd
IIOAItlJ AND KOOM-100! lllsh.
21DC
UOAUI) AND IIOO.M $. New
liiuiHiKi'iiiciit. plenty of heat.
1404 Ivlnmalh Ave. 1993
13 furnmhnd Apnrlmcnti
TWO or llireo-room
614 lllKh.
iparlmciit.
2170
LATtUK and email apartmenta.
419 N. lOlff. 2161
KSI'LANAIIK COURTS - Alio
-Bimona apnrliueiita, 323 Com
mercial. I'liouo 1114J. 2231
VACA.VCy Arcado sparmiunla.
14 Furmahed Housea
FOIl UKNT Mortem 6 room fur
nlnhfd lioiue clone to bualncHfl
at 136 per mo. Dnaemenl and
furnitn.
CHILCOTE AND SMITH
731 Main Phono 06
FCltNISIIKI) 2-room modern cot
tiiKe, KiiriiRO. 2336 Ulehn.
2167
FOIt RKNT Flvo-ronm furnish
ed hoiiac. Cull 324W. 2313
19
Automotive
USED CARS
1031 Cadlllae 6-Pass, Scdnn. 6
wlro wheels, new tiros, excep
tional condition.
1936 Ford DoLuxo Sodan, per
foct condition throughout.
1929 Packard, Small 8 Sedan.
IMPERIAL MOTORS, Inc,
Cnillllno nnd LnSallo
3rd and Main '
1929 FORD 3-wlndow town se
dan. Flno motor, guod tires,
trnllor lilteh, $185. 11th and
Klamath. Dlalr's Lot. 2148
Business Directory
women. You will find them ready
to serve you promptly, economically
and efficiently. For your own satis
faction use this handy guide to tho
services they offer.
Music
Klnmnth Instttiilo of Music' I. O.
0. F. Bldg. plnno, violin, cello,
guitar, Instruments froo with
coui'bo. High school crodlts.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR. GLEN MOOkD
Nourocnlomotor Analysis
'326 Mnln Opp. Court House
Pumps
Byron Jackson Pumps
and Sorvico
J. M. Wnuchopo. 115 So. 11th St.
Phono 1303-J ... .
Real Estate ,''(
If you want to buy a bouse, a
lot, or acronge,' from on to 60
neros. soo H. B. , II auger, V 1830
Mnln St. . ' ' . v
RopnsncBsod modern homes, prlo
oil o soil. Part cash, terms on
balance. P. L. Weaver. Exclus
ive Agont, Room 210 Williams
Building. i
Automotive
BARGAINS
A choice selection of repossessed
(lint nnd cum
Louie's Used Car Lot
Hlh II Ii 'I Main
20 Miscellaneous For Sale
KOIl HALE -Assortment of fancy
work for Xmu gifts. 420 N.
loth. 2320
FOIl HALE Mnrhln foiinlaln,
complete, buck bur, refrlgnra
lor. dlxlies, etc. Lost River
imlry. Cull 38. 2216
NKW RADIOS with molol tubes,
Plorcs Electric. 122 a. 0th
Foil HALE Xuios trees, 20c up
Morrison's Horvlco Htotlon, 0th
and Kluuiuth. 2124
DRY HLAIJtt Double londa, IS
Ilcllbronnor & Ilea. I'lione
239W. 2239
FOIl SAI.K 2300 ft. Culco Klv.
flume. No. 120. Motors 250
mid 4!i0 h. p. Cunlrlfiu-ul
pumpa, 2 to 60 thnuaand kuU.
capacity. lHuu It. 40 in. wood
atnvo pipe. Addreaa llox 86,
Mnedoel. Calif. 2279
20 Miscellnnous For Sale
PINK AND Fill wood.
1301H.
Phono
2140
KXCKLLKNT repair service, ra
dios, aiinlliiiicra. pierce hlec
trie. 122 So. th. 1862
L Wanted Miscellaneous
Raw Furs
at
Wanted
Market values puld for rsw furs.
pelts, wool and bides
M&SBagCo.
634 Murket
Ph. 2105-J
ItKSPONSIIILK party wants to
lease 80-nrro alfalfa much.
It. I.. Thornton, Merrill. 1895
HAW FURS We pay ens:orn
prices. Parks Grocery. 2222
So 6th. 1826
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR BALK Heavy well broken
horso. 103 Audley Apt. 2167
FOR HALE 1500 pound work
maru: HolHtcln belter. A. u.
Durant. Merrill road, across
from Mack'a store. 2106
FOR SALE Sows and pigs. T.
K. Wealherby, Tulolnke. 2163
22a Poultry Po. Sale
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
Whllo Leghorns, R. I. Reds,
ilarrod Plymouth Rocks, $11.
100, prepaid. Maculro Kloctrlc
Hatcbcry, 1416 N. B. Oroson
street. Portland. Ore. 1434
24 Businp 'S Ippur t unit ies
FOR RENT Good location for
small business on Main street.
Phono 109. 2139
25 Money to Loan
LOWEST RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Depondnblo, Safe,
No co-slRnorB No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Lot us finance your now or used
car purchase
Motor Investment Co.
114 No. 7th Ph. 882
License M104
Raw Fur
Raw furs wanted. Highest price
paid. Try us bofore you sell,
a. L. Hcmbroo, 820 Klamath.
Roofing
EXPERT ropalrlng and recover
ing composition shingles.
Terms. Atlas Roof Co. Phone
1612.. 2400 So. 6th. 42
Radio Repairing
90-dny guarantee on all repair
work. ' Phone 1 790.
. ANDERSON-MOORE
125 South Eighth Street
1867
Upstairs Dress Shoppe
TOGLHR'S tor SMART TOGS.
Stewart-Drew Bldg., T81 Main.
Wood
FOR SALE Pine, fir body and
limb wood. Phone 76W2. 896
19
Stock Market
Quotations
NKW YORK. Dec. 21, (I'j Tho
stoek murket naw hIkiih of Bantu
CIiiijh today, and cheerful, but
xolecUva, buying prevailed during
llm brief sesxlou.
A vlulloii Imuiex, particularly,
were lu demand, and a number of
HpeilnlileH forged ahead. There
were many gains of fractious lo
Ihree or inoro points at the firm
close, TrutiKferit approximated
1,0604)00 sliures.
Although the confusion sur
rounding foreign affairs still kept
Homo trader on tho sidelines, ten
aion seemed to bavo lessened. A
little more intereat in American
lUTiiritiuH Iroiu ubroad was noted
by conimlNKlon liouaea with Kuro
pi'iin conui'cllons. Trading gullied
momentum near the flnlah.
Thoro was a week-end truce In
Iho silver situation, no prlie be
ing quoted either in London or
New York for the bar metal, and
foreign exchanges weru slightly
mixed.
Today's closing prlcem
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau
Allied Chemlcul & Dye
American Can
Americun Colii'l. Alcohol
American & Foreign Power
165
14t
1491
132
29
61
American Power & Light 71
American Smelt. & Ref 6H
A. T. & T 152
American Toll. H !)."!
Anaconda Copper 27j
Atchison, T. & 8. F 6liJ
Atlantic Refining 2
Baltimore & Ohio 16
llcnitlx Aviation 231
llethlehem Bteel 4
lloelug Air IS J
llorden Co. 25
llurr. Adding Machine 251
Cullfornlii Pack .. 341
Cime, J. I x..... 96J
Caterpillar Tractor 651
Chrysler Motor . 90
Colorado Una & Klenrlc .... 13
Commercial Solvents 20
Continental Can j.. 83)
Corn Product 681
Curllns Wright 31
Dupont & De N 137
Eastman Kodak ...... ... 155
Electric Auto Light 361
General Electric S61
General Foods 321
General Motors - 553
Gillette Razor j. 171
Gold Dub: 19j
Great Northern pfd 3 4 3
International Harvester 601
nternulional Nickel 443
I. T. A T 121
Johns Manvlllo 921
Knnnecott Con. Copper. 271
Llbbey-O.Ford 441
Liggett A Myers B 105i
Liquid Carbide 361
Lorlllard Tob. Co. .
231
Monty Ward
39
171
321
201
311
273
253
301
51
7
43
781
30
361
421
351
13
191
64!
Nash Motor '....
National Riscult
National Dairy Products ..
National Dlstlllcm
Now York Central
North American
Purine Gas & Electric
Pacific Light .v
Packard Motor
Park Utah
onncy, J. C ....
Penn It. R j.
Phillips Pel
Public Service New Jersey
Pullman Co
Rndlo Corp
Remington Rand ...j.
Reynolds Tob. Co
Senrs Roebuck 65
Shell Union 16J
Southern Pnclflc 221
Standard Brands ...j. 14 9
Stundnrd Oil California 371
Stnndnrd Oil New Jersey .... 4Sj
Stowart Warner 16J
Texas Corp 2SI
Trans-America ...a 12
Union Carbide ..
70
Union Pacific ...
United Airlines :
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp.
.... 104
.... 13
.. 271
.... 61
.... 17
U. S. Industrial Alcohol 431
U. S. Rubber 143
IT. S. Steel 453
Wcstlnghouso Electric ........ 943
Woolworth .i 52J
Closing Curb Quotation
Cities Service 2J
Electric Bond & Share 15
Attention Irked
It wasn't lack ot attention that
Irked Olgl Parrlsh. No, sir I Sho
secured a divorce in Los Angeles
courts because her husband,
Dlllwyn Parrlsh, was too attentive.
"Ho even Insisted on accompany.
lug me to parties for women," she
testified.
k . t4
Churches Feature Christmas
HI. Paul's rliunli, Eighth and
Jefferson streets. Hev. Ilnlo II.
Kiibanks, rector. Rectory 628
Pacific Terrace, phono 4 38,
The Fourth Sunday in Advent,
December 22, 19.16,
Holy communion, 7:30 a.m.
Church school, 9:30 u. m,
"Tho Awakening," ll:3u a. m,
ProcesBlonul Hymn No. 80.
Prayera.
"The Awakening,'' a Camilla by
William lliii lira
Orgnn Prelude ....
Chorus
"All Ye Nallons" Ctiorua
"Tho Story" Chorus
"Where Is He?" Alto solo
Dorothy Kuykendall
Herinon hymn No. 73
Hormoii, "Come Among Us."
Offertory
"Flight Into Egypt" Chorus
Soprano solo, Marjorlo Olds
"Child Johuh" Chorus
Soprano solo, Virginia West
"Ho Shall Feed Ills Floek"....Duot
Virginia West, Dorothy
Kuykendall
Finale Cboru
Benediction
Recessional Hymn No. 73
Organist Marie Obenchain
Christmas service. 7:00 p. in.
Christmas tree for tho church
school. "Bill" Kuykendall, Santa
Claux.
Christmas Day Midnight
Kucharlxt
Tho Midnight Eucharist will
commence at 11:30 on Christmas
Eve. Christmas Is a Holy Day of
Obligation, at wblch time, or dur
ing the Octave, every communi
cant is required to receive the
holy communion.
Thursday St. Stephen's Day
10:00 a.m.: Friday, St. John
Day: 10:00 a.m.; Saturday Holy
Innocents: 10:00
St. Ilanmltax, Langell Valley
The children's Christmas pagean
and carol service is to be given
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock
The play presented is "Suppose
Real Shepherd Came," with the
following characters:
The Shepherd Willie House
Mary Dorothy Murcbant
Joseph La Rue House
Angels Hazel Murcbant, Betty
Sparks
Shepherds Dick Pepple, David
House
Two Girls Beatrice and Pearl
Marchant
A Boy Tom Home
A Little Girl Maryann Gift
Other Children Doris Leavitt,
Jean House, Hazel Gift, Peggy
Monroe, Cal Leavitt, Charles
Dearborn, Ted Pepple
First Baptist church, corner
Eighth and Washington streets.
"Tho Church with the Gospel
Message and Mission." Rev. Cecil
C. Brown, pastor, residence 428
North Eighth street, phono 24aK
Bible school, 9:45 a. m., George
O. Welch, superintendent. Sunday
morning, December 22, the bun-
day -school will render a cnrist
mas program at the regular scnool
hour. -This program is under the
direction of Mrs. Hunsoker, and
gives the boys and girls of the
community an opportunity to take
part in. and enjoy Christmas. Par
ents are invited to bring their
children and enjoy this event with
the Bible school.
Morning worship. 10:45 a.m.
Sermon subject. "God's Christmas
Gift to the World." B. Y. r. U,
6:30 p. m.. Mrs. C. C. Miller, gen
eral director. Our B. x. P. u. is
growing in attendance and inter
est. There Is a union for eacn
age. This is the training depart
ment of the church. The B. Y. P
U. motto is "We Study That We
May Serve." This organization
actually trains In Christian serv
ice, and la efficient In every way.
Evening evangelistic service, ,:J0
n. m. Sermon BUDjeci, uur
Christmas Gift to God." The Sun.
day services are being dedicated
to the commemoration of Christ
mas. Special music has been ar
ranged and at both services me
nastor will sneak on Christmas.
At the morning service he will
deal with this holiday from' God's
viewpoint and at the evening serv
ice from man s viewpoint. .'
There will be no mid-week serv
ice on Wednesday night this week,
Our big annual Christmas pro
Eram will be given Wednesday,
December 25, at 7:30 p.m. This
pageant drama, "When the Prince
of Peace Was Horn, is oeing Di
rected by Mrs. Vanle Walker, and
like our previous programs. Is a
stirring drama. Nearly 50 people
will participate In the pageant.
Be sure vou see "When the Prince
of Peace Was Born." Music di
rected by John T. Brown: pianist,
Mrs. Melvin Ostrom. Other an
nouncements will . be made from
the pulpit. At the first Baptist
church you wilt find i splendid
Christian fellowship. - good old
time singing, sane gospel preach
ing, and a good place to worship.
.
The Covenant church, 823 Wal
nut street. E. A. Oilman, pastor.
Residence at the church.
Sunday school, 9:45, Mrs. E. A.
Ohmnn superintendent.. Classes
tor all ages,
Swedish service, 11:00 a. m.
Evening service In English, at
7:30. Topic, "True Happiness."
Special singing.
On Christinas Dny morning,
early service, "Julotta," will he
held, beginning at 6:00 sharp.
Tho following program will be
given In Swedish:
Processional, "Stllla Natt"....
Gruber
Ladies' chorus Selected
Anthem, Vnr Holsad Wallu
Congregation
Choir .... Lyssiia, Lyssna, Holstedt
Invocation, Peter Eastman
Quartet, Morgonstjornnn, Ludwlg
Scripture, Luke 2:1,20.
Solo Selected
Mrs. B. Dalum
Announcements
Offertory, Loven var Gud, Palmer
Ladies' chorus, Strala Stjerna
, Krats
Sermon, "Ordet Vardt Kott
Pastor
Choir Jul Snng
Anthem Congregation
Benediction
Recessional '
On Thursday evening at 7:30
the Sunday school will give their
program. A treat will be given
to all children fresent.
FlMt Prexhyterlan Church
Corner of North Sixth and Pine
xlreetx, Hev. Theodore Smith,
D. II., pnxlor, offers un unuxual
ly rich program for both the
morning and evening services.
The morning service at 11:00
o'clock opens with the organ
prelude, "Chrlxlmus Fantasia" by
Calver. Tho chorus choir will
xlng as the processional Men
delsohn's "Nativity." Following
the opening sentence Die choir
will sing "Praise" as a response.
I Tho morning anthem will be
"The People That Walked In
Darkness," by Rogers.
The offertory is an unusunlly
beautiful number, ") Holy
Night," by Adams. This will
be sung by the guest singer, Mrs.
Dortha Elliott Heed of San Fran
cisco, She will he accompanied
by both organ and piano. The
organ postlude Is Mozart's
"Gloria."
The pastor will speak on:
"What God Has Always Wanted
lo Do."
In the evening the organ pre
lude will be "The Chorus of
Angels." The processional will
bo Mendelssohn's "Hark! the
Herald Angels Sing."
The evening program Is the
celebrated cantata by James H,
Rogers, "Tho Mystery of Bethle
hem." This will be rendered by
a largo chorus cboir, directed
by Mrs. J. E. Clanahan and ac
companied by Mrs. George Mc-
Intyre, organist. The soloists
will be: soprano, Mrs. Dortha
Elliott Reed; contralto. Miss
Augusta Porker; tenor, Mr. Ern
est McKlnney; and bass, Mr.
George A. Myers.
Port 1
1. "The Prophecy," choir and
tenor solo, Mr. McKinney.
2. "The Song of Mary," choir
and soprano solo, Mrs. Reed.
3. "The Shepherds," choir and
soprano and contralto solos, Mrs.
Jteed and .Miss Parker.
4. "O Little Town of Bethle
hem," contralto solo, Miss Parker.
5. "The Wise Men," choir and
bass and tenor solos. Mr. Myers
ana Mr. McKlnney.
6. "The Guiding Star Choral,'
choir.
There will be an Interlude,
when tho orrering, which is a
special one to be used In the
purchase of new hymn books,
will be received. The offertory
will oe ' Lullaby ' by Uuilmant.
Part 2
7. "The Prince of Peace." choir
and bass solo, Mr. Myers.
8. "Emmanuel," choir and
tenor solo, Mr. McKinney.
The program closes with the
marvelous organ postlude "Hos-
anna, by Wacbs.
Special attention Is called to
the slight change in the time of
the opening of tbe evening serv
ice from 7:30 to 7:45. It should
also be noted that no finer can
tata has ever been presented
than this one. Tbe chorus has
been carefully trained and the
soloists are outstanding. All lov
ers of music will be charmed.
In order that the production
may be undisturbed by late ar
rivals, the audience Is requested
to be In their places early. As
heretofore, it is expected that
the seating capacity will be tax
ed to its utmost. However, every
effort will be made to care for
all so that none will be disap
pointed.
First Church of Christ Scien
tist Tenth and Washington
streets.
Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock.
Morning services at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Is the Universe, In
cluding Man, Evolved By Atomic
Force?
Testimonial meeting Wednes
day evening at 8:00 o'clock. This
church maintains a reading room
in tme First National Bank build
ing, rooms 212-213, where the
Bible and authorized Christian
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased. This
reading room Is open daily from
7:30 in the morning until 9:00
o clock in the evening. An at
tendant is In charge from 12:00
to 1:00 o'clock and from 2:30
until 4:30, except on Sundays
and holidays.
Church of the Nazarcnc Cor
ner Martin street and Garden
avenue. W'SlSIl
Sunday school. 9:45. Classes
for all ages.
Morning vworshlp, 11. Christ
mas message. "The Christ Who
We Serve."
Young People's service, 6:30.
Evangelistic service, 7:30.
Monday evening, 7:30. a
Christmas program will be rend
ered which the public Is cordially
Invited to attend.
Thursday evening. 7:30. mid
week prayer meeting.
Splritunl Science Church Xo.
132 The open forum or confer
ence will be held Sunday at 2:30
a. m., at the home of Dr. M.
Marshall, 416 Pine street, the
subject being: "Why Is God a
Jealous God?" The public Is
cordially Invited to express its
views. Evening service will be
held at 7:30 ond the subject of
Dr. Marshall's inspirational ser
mon will be "The New Birth."
dealing with our entrance Into
the flesh and our entrance Into
the spirit. Bible reading from
first chapter of St. John's gospel,
1-14 verse.
Iniinnniiel Baptist church
North Eleventh and High streets.
J. Clarence Orr, pastor.
Throughout every service next
Sunday, we shall keep the spirit
or unristnias. in our Bible
school we have teachers who are
interested In teaching the Bible
and imparting Its truths to us
nd to apply them to every day
life. Our superintendent and
teachers will be glad to see you
on this Christmas Sunday.
The message of tho pastor for
this Christmas Sunday will be:
Tributes Paid to Jesus at His
Birth." Never in the history of
the human race has there been
such a tribute given at tbe birth
ol another person. And why not
pay tribute to Him whose birthday
wo are commemorating? There
Is a fear ot losing sight ot the
real meaning of Christmas, for
everywhere we see Santa CIcuib
and only once in a while do we
see the manger scene. : Come to
church Sunday morning and see
the varied tributes paid to Jesus
at His birth; Mrs. L. A. Merrl
mau will sing, "How Sweet the
Nume," at the morning service.
The senior and high school
groups will meet In a united
service Sunday evening at 6:30
for a Christmas message and
program. This will be an Inter
esting meeting. We Invite the
young people to this service.
The evening service will con
tinue the Christmas spirit, the
pastor will preach on tho sub
ject, "The Incarnation of Christ."
What Is the difference between
the Incarnation of Christ and
the Incarnations of the gods ot
Greece and other nations? You
are Invited to hear this discus
sion. Graydon Broyles will sing
Our Sunday school Christmas
program will be given Monday
evening at 7:30, to wblch tbe
public Is cordially Invited.
Our mid-week service will be
dismissed this week, as it Is
Christmas.
Zlon Lutheran Church 1025
High street, G. W. Hoffmann,
pastor.
Sunday school meets at 9:30.
All members of tbe school are
requested to be present for tho
final rehearsal of tbe Christmas
program.
The service on Sunday begins
at 11:00 a. m. Sermon on the
topic: "Tbe Promise of Jesus:
I Will Come Again."
The children's Christmas serv
ice will bo held Sunday after
noon at 6:00 p. m.
The Christmas festival serv
ice will be held on Christmas
morning at 11:00. Sermon sub
ject: "Worship Christ, the New-
uorn King.
Church of Jeans Christ of Lat-
tcr-Dny Saints Library auditor
ium at Fifth and Klamath. Elder
Roland Rigby, president.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Evening services Sunday eve
nings at 7:30.
Ladles' Relief Society each
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Young Men's and Yonng
Lames' Mutual Improvement
soclation each Tuesday evening
at 7:30. National Scout classes
are held wtih this organization.
First -Methodist Church Cor
ner of North Tenth and High
streets. John W. Warrell, pastor.
Residence 1005 High street,
phone 448-W.
Genuine Christmas joy Is born
with tbe Christ ot Bethlehem,
it Is that which comes as people
meet and fellowship with tbe
Christ. Come to church for wor
ship and fellowship, through the
Christmas music and messages
the Christ will become more
real to you.
The services ot Sunday will
begin at 9:30 a. m., with a
Christmas program and treat lor
the boys and girls of tbe Sun
day school.
At the service ot worship be
ginning at 10:65. Mrs. E. S.
Veatch. will play the "Christmas
March ' by Merkel and Cantiqno
de Noel" by Adams. The choir
will sing the anthem, "And Thoo
Bethlehem," and the guest solo
ist will be Graydon Broyles. The
pastor will speak on the theme:
"Tbe Word Was Made Flesh."
White gift offering on behalf of
the local church and world serv
ice. ,
At 6:30 p. m. the Epworth
League devotional meeting will
be held. At 7:30 p. m. the serv
ice will begin with a pageant
entitled: "The King's Gifts," by
Elizabeth Edlund under the dir
ection of Mrs. J. K. Reno, with
the characters Mary and Joseph:
Mr. ana Mrs. E. L. Putnam; the
Pilgrim: George Warrell: the
Shepherds: Eston Balslger, Ro
land Hutchlna, Bill Chilcote: the
Angels: Helen Hough, Dorothy
Wlniger, Audrey Hill; the Kings:
Albert Dollarhide, C. H. Barn
stable, E. M. Chilcote. The na
tions of the world will be repre
sented by a group of children
from the Sunday school.
Following the pageant, Albert
Dollarhide will sing: "Thou
Blessed Bethlehem"; Winn South
well will sing a Christmas num
ber, and Mrs. B. J. Loftsgaard
will sing "O Night Divine." The
choir will present the anthems,
And Thou Bethlehem" and
'Softly Through the Silent
Night." The service will . con
clude with a brief message by
the pastor.
Pentecostal Assembly of God.
512 Main street, under Moo's
store.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
The choir will sing special Christ
mas numbers. Sermon by the
pastor, "Unto You a Savior Is
Born Who Is Christ the Lord."
Young People's meeting at
6:30 p. m. Evangelistic service
at 7:45 p. m. Sermon by the
pastor, "The Importance of Heart
Preparation."
Monday at 8 p. m.. the chil
dren ot the Sunday school will
give their Christmas exercises.
The regular mid-week meeting
will be held on Thursday eve
ning. At this service the pastor
expects to take up a study of
the Holy Spirit.
The meeting on Saturday eve
ning is lead by the senior Young
People.
On December 29, at 11 a. m.,
the choir will again sing special
Christmas' numbers.
Sunday school is bold at the
Pelican City school house every
Sunday at 3 p. m.
All services are open to the
public and visitors are always
welcome.
We have no creed but Christ
and our aim Is to make Him
known to a needy world.
Beauford L. Miller, Pastor.
'.-".
Community Congregational
Church, corner Garden and Mar
tin; John G Dickey, minister.
Christmas services Sunday: Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Wor
ship at 11 o'clock. Sermon on the
theme ot the week. Music as fol
lows: Prelude, "Gloria In Ex-
celsls," Slalner; anthem, "Good
Tidings," Adams, with incidental
solo by Miss Louise Mitchell and
trio by the Misses Julia TomUn
son, Peggy White and LouiBe
Mitchell; offertory, "O Little
Town of Bethlehem," Redner;
postlude, "Recessional," Wilson.
There will be no Endeavor
meeting Sunday availing, but the
Players are to gather at 7:00
o'clock In the church.
Monday evening at ( o'clock,
tho pagnant and Chrlstmaa frolic,
Community church wishes nil
Its friends a Murry Chrlstmaa and
Invites you all to its services and
pageant,
Morning Wntrhi Rov, A. 0,
Rates of tho First Christian
church will lead the morning rt
votlonals over KFJI during the
week, Dec. 23-28.
Community Congregational
Church The special Christmas
exercises will Include two pro
grams: First, the Sunday morn
ing service at 11:00 o'clock; sec
ond, the Monday evening prog
ram, Including songs and exor
cises by the primaries and begin
ners under leadership of Mrs.
William Larson and Mrs, E. P.
Black, a pageant, "Good Will
Among Men," by the Community
Players, assisted by the Junior
and Intermediate departments ot
the church school. The Girl
Scouts of the church decorated
the building and members are
among the players. As a part of
the pageant all attendants nra
asked to bring "White Gifts for
the King," and present them on
the platform. The siifts will be
turned over to the Salvation Army
for distribution to needy ones.
Mrs. J. O. Dickey and the girls'
robed choir will sing part ot the
carols, while the audience will
Join in others. Mrs. Dickey will
sing, during the pageant, "Behold
a Virgin Shall Conceive," and "He
Shall Feed His Flock Like a Shep
herd," both from "Messiah."
Following the program there
will b a Christmas frolio joined
In by young and old, with Santa
Clans Joining in the fan. There
will be treats and a general good
time. Due to many working, tbe
program will not begin until 8:00
o'clock.
(Mills district people especially
are cordially Invited to come with
the children and enjoy this with
us. Tbls Is your church.
Ot the Community Players, Mrs.
Ona Bagley is president; Miss
Eleanor Graham, secretary; Mrs.
Burt Hawkins, costumer; James
Qulbell, property man; Miss Julia
TomUnson, director.
Chnrcb. of Psychlo Research,
306 North Eleventh, corner of
High street.
Services will be held in the saw
quarters, 305 North Eleventh,
corner or High street, Sunday, at
7:45 p. m.
The subject of the deep trance
sermon by Rev. Delia H. Hauser
will be "The Christ Child," fol
lowed by spirit communications.
Other services announced Sunday
for the week.
Everyone welcome to all serv
ices.
First Christian church, corner
ot Ninth and Pine streets. Arthur .
Charles Bates, minister. ,
Bible school, 9:45 a.m. We
expect an Increased attendance
this Sunday. Come with, us lor
an hour of Bible study.
Morning worship and commun
ion, 11:00 a.m. Organ prelude
by Mrs. Albert Nyback. xrumpo:
solo by Mr. Ray Bigger. Lord's
supper, eermon, "Following tbe
Star."
Special Christmas program is
prepared for the Christian En
deavor hour at 6:00 o'clock. This
will be a united meeting the
senior Young People and the
senior Intermediate meeting to
gether. The evening service will consist
ot a Christmas pageant, "The
Promised One," given by the
young people of the church.
.The primary and Intermediate
departments will give a Christmas
program Monday evening at 7:80.
A tree with treats for the shlL. i
dren.
A Christmas service will be held '.
on Christmas night at T:J0.
at
Sacred Heart ohnrch, corner
North Eighth and Pine streets.
Rev. F. L. Gels, pastor.
The feast of Christmas will be
ushered in with a high mass at
6:00 a. m., December 25, and this
will be followed by masses at 8:00
and 10:30. The parish choir, su
dor the direction of Mrs. L. C.
Offleld, will sing the mass of the
composer, Leadelli. Mr. Warren
Cronan will preside at the organ.
The choir has been augmented in
number, and will render beauti
ful slneing ot the liturgical parts
and appropriate hymns for the
day. MrS. Offleld Is an. efficient
leader of the parish choir, being
the daughter ot Mrs. Mamie Glac
omlnl of Merrill, who was the or
ganist, and who directed the first
choir ot the parish nearly 80
years ago.
Jlev. Joseph Chlanale, 8, J.,
will be here from Spokane to help
with extra work of Christmas.
Being a native of Turin, Italy, he
will be of special help to Italians
ot tho city. Any one will be wel
come to attend the services, and
there will be no tickets for ad
mission, as was necessary when
the first mass was celebrated at
midnight in former years. ,
MINOR ACCIDENTS
J. F. Hall reported an auto
mobile accident to police bureau
Friday noon when he booked
bumpers with another machine
In front of the post office.
Automobiles driven by Harold
Mock and Fay Morris collided at
Sixth and Market streets at 6:00
o'clock Thursday evening. Minor
damnges resulted.
DAIRYMEN MEET
Dairy producers and distribu
tors met Friday morning In the
office ot the county agent to dis
cuss milk prices. A, M. Becker
ot the stato milk board was also
present at the meeting to con
fer with local dairymen,
The United Stains contains 23
billionaire corporations, which In
clude five Insurntico companies,
six railroads, five utility, one
steel, one oil, one auto, and four
banks.