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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Octobfir 1, 1M8
News of Klamath Churches
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wnnsrian endeavor
Young Ptioplo'8 Society: Pro
prayer meeting, 6:16 p. m., Christ
Ian Endeavor, 6: SO p. ra. leader:
Mickey Pearson. Thl mooting
will be our observance of Found
' er'i day. All frlenda of Christian
Endeavor and especially former
Kndeavorors are Invited to attend.
Also at thia time we will bold a
rededicatlon service. All mem
ber! are urged to bo present to
re-sign the pledge, since our mem
hershlp will be counted as only
those who sign tho plcdgo on
October 2 or later.
Senior Socioty: Pre -prayer
meeting, 6:16 p. m. Christian
Kncloavor, 6:30 p. in. Leader, Gail
Clapp.
Junior Society: This group will
meet at 6:30 p. m. Advisor, Miss
Eleanor Evans.
' Please note that In accordance
with the winter schedule all
meetings are a half hour earlier
than previously.
Men'a Uuion Prayer Service
Sunday morning, October 2, at
1:30 o'clock.
The place: The Baptist Mission
at Dr. Casscl'a home, near ldella's
tore on Lakevicw highway.
First Baptist
Church
First Baptist church. Eighth at
Washington, "The Church With
tho Message." Rev. Cecil C.
Brown, pastor. Residence, S04
North Second street. Phone
I185-W.
Bible achool 9:45 a. m., George
O. Welch, superintendent. Morn
lng worship service 11 a. in. Ser
mon subject, "The Call of a Great
Love."
Training service department.
6:30 p. m. with separate unions
for each age group. Interesting
subjects are discussed at these
meetings and we cordially invite
anyone who ia not attending else
where to come and meet with us.
Evening worship service, 7:30
p. nt. The pastor will speak on
' Doubting Disciples." -
EAST SIDE BAPTIST MISSION
East Side Baptist mission, lo
cated above the East Side phar
macy. 925 East Main street. Bible
achool, 9:45 a. m. with classes
for all ago groups and competent
teachers in charge. The mission
la sponsored by the First Baptist
church under the supervision of
Mrs. Earl Brltt. All those in the
community who are not attending
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ouuu. huuui ciacwucig RIO i.ui-
dially Invited to attend.
First Christian
Church
First Christian church, Pine
street at Ninth. Arthur Charles
Bates, minister. Pastor's study
in the church, Ninth street en
trance. Phone 1033-W. Residence
538 Lincoln street, phone 15S.1-W
Blblo school, 9:45 a. in., C.
Robertson, general superintend
ent. Just now entering Into a
contest between tho classes and
working for a beautiful trophy.
Now members are solicited.
Classes for all ages. Rally this
Sunday,
Communion and worship, 11
a. m., Mrs. Mary Hayden, organist.
Observance of the Lord's Sup
per. Tho sermon: "Two Men at
Prayer," will bo helpful to all
who attend. The auditorium was
practically tilled for the service
last Sunday. worship with us
this Sunday and enjoy the serv
ices. Evening services begin with a
C. E. pie-prayer service, 6:35
p. m. (Note the change in time).
The CE meetings will be at 6:30
p. m. Evening evangelistic serv
ice, 7:30 p. m. The sermon:
"Church Membership." The
young people will have charge of
the song service. We invite you
to be with us on this Lord's day
evening.
Immanuel Baptist
Church .
Immanuel Baptist church, J.
Clarence Orr, pastor.
The pastor will continue the
sermon aeries on "The Reality of
Religion. Topic: "The Seeking
Savior," 11 a. ui. There will be
special music. This service will
be broadcast.
Church school, 9:45 a. m. with
classes for all age groups. Come
and study with us if you are not
obligated elsewhere.
Young people, 6:30 p. m. and
invite all young people to meet
with them at this time.
The evening service, 7:30 P. m.
will be interesting to you, as we
continue the series, "The Relig
ion of the Cross in Christian Ex
perience." The subject of the ser
mon will be, "The Disclosure of
Supreme Love." Special music.
Mid-week service Wednesday
evening at 7:30 ia proving of
great interest to a great many.
We are studying the twelfth chap
ter of the book of Romans. Bring
your Bible and Bible questions.
Church of
The Nazarene
Message by the pastor. Duet by
Air. and Mrs. Calvin Kariey.
Midweek prayer service In the
church Wedneiday, 7:30 p. m
There will be a tone rally of all
the Naiarene churches In the
southern part of the state all day
Friday, October 7. Rev. Orvllle
Nease, national S. S. president o
Kansas City, will be the mai
speaker of the day. The program
will be as follows:
10:30 a. in., W. M. S., In charge
of Mrs. E. E. Martin, district W,
M. s. president.
1 P, M. Sunday achool In
charge of the district president
Rev. E. H. Edwards, with Dr. Or-
val J. Nease as the special apeak
er. From 7 to S p. ui. the NY PS
will be emphasised under th
leadership of the tone presidents
At 8 p. in. Dr. Nease will preach
along the Hues of Sunday achool
evangelism.
The pastor invites all the Sun
day school workers and other
friends to hear Dr. Nease,
Community
Congregational Church
Church of the Nazarene. corner
Garden and Martin.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m
morning worship, 11 a. m. Rev.
H. L. Russell.
Junior meeting, 6:20 n. m.. In
the basement. All children under
14 years of age will attend this
service. The lesson will be Josefa
of Guatemala.
Y'oung people's service upstairs.
6:20 p. m. The missionary com
mittee will be in charge of this
service.
Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m.
Live and Help Live" Is the
sermon theme of Rev. E. V
laynes, pastor, as he speaks at
the 11 o'clock morning worship
service tomorrow. Doreen Butta
will alng a soprano solo.
Sunday school, for all ages,
meets at 9:45 a. m. under the
leadership of Frank Killiau, su
perintendent. Sunday, October 10
will be observed aa rally day.
Comrades of the Way will hold
an open meeting tomorrow eve
ning at 6 p. m. to wntch young
people of Junior high school age
are Invited to attend.
Klamath Temple
Klamath Temple, 1007 Pine
street. Rer. Roy E. Southard, pas
tor. Phone 2355-R.
9:45 a. m., Sunday school: 11
a. m., morning service, subject:
"Resurrection"; 6:30 p. m..
uvercomers' meeting; 7:45 p. m..
evening service, subject: "Are We
Near the Midnight Out of the
World?" 7:45 p. m. Wednesday.
Bible study; 7:45 p. m. Friday,
prayer aervlce; g p. m. Tuesday,
"Gospel Hour."
.
Zion Lutheran
Church
Zion Lutheran church, 1025
High treet. G. W. Hoffmann, pas
tor. Morning worship, 11 a. m. The
pastor will speak on the topic:
"Paul'a Prayer for the Church at
Ephesui." You are cordially in
vited to attend our services.
A vesper, service will be held
Sunday evening at 6. p. m. After
thla service there will be a pot
luck lunch and social hour. Mem
bers and friends are urged to at
tend. Sunday achool, with classes for
all children, and the junior bible
class meet at 9:45 a. m.
Next Sunday, October 9, the
Lord's supper will be celebrated.
Further announcement will be
made at Sunday's services.
The Walther league will meet
at tho church next Thursday eve
ning at 8 p. m,
Alt who have enrolled for the
Sunday achool teachers' training
course are asked to meet at the
church Wednesday evening at 8
P. ui,
Altamont Community
Presbyterian Church
All services are held In the
Junior high school, (1. W. Whent
ley, pastor, residence. First ave
nue, llomedale, phono 783-W-4.
Morning worship aorvtee at 11
a. m. rstor Wheatley will speak
on the subject: "To Whnt Extent
is tho Illblo Inspired of liod." This
ia tho first of a series of studies
on the fundumentul doctrines of
tho Christian fnlth. Those attend
ing this series will find them In
teresting, refreshing and Inspir
ing.
Bible school 9:45 a. m.: classoa
to suit all ages: all Illblo traded
series of lessuns used; large staff
of experienced teachers and help
ers. A. C. Olson, general superintendent.
There are two departments of
the junior church which moot at
11 a. in. where parents mav leave
their children while attending tho
worship service. Visitors nre al
ways welcome at the Altamont
Community church.
First Covent Church
First Covenant church. 823
Walnut avenue. Gottfred J. An
derson, pastor.
The Sunday school and the
morning service In Swedish will
bo held at 10:30 a. m. The an
niversary speaker, tho Rev. Clif
ford N. Idocn. of KiiiKsburE.
Calif., will speak at the Swedish
service on "The World's Light."
At tne unified servico he will
discuss the topic, "Tho Cost of
Disclpleship. "Tho special musi
cal numbers will bo givon bv Rev
ana .Mrs. vitloen. Tho Ynunc
Peoples society meets at 7 n. in.
The pastor will lend tho meeting
and Mrs. Videen will be the speak-
At 7:45 p. m.. Rev. Videcn'a
ubject will bo "The Inevitable
Choice." Music will be rendered
by the mixed choir and bv the
Vldeens. Our special anniversary
services continue through tho
week with meetings each night.
except Monday and Saturday. A
hearty welcome la extended to all
who can attend the meetings.
Klamath Lutheran
Church
Klamath Lutheran church. L.
K. Johnson, pastor, 20.10 I.eroy
street, apartment II. telephone
1315-W.
Sunday school, 9:30 every
Sunday In the downstairs parlor
of the Elk hotel. Jesua said: "Let
the little children como unto ine
nd hinder them not . . " Our
Sunday school is prepared to en
roll your child. Wo have organ
ized graded classes, books and
teachers, to help your child get
cnristlan education.
Divlno services nf worship at
10:30 a. m. at the Elk hotel. The
Scrlpturo testily for the good
of man. We need rest, not ease.
Jesua tolls man to come lo Htm
for real. Your week will be hap
pier and more blessed for having
worshiped. Try It, Tho theme for
Sunday Is "Trust."
Ladies Aid meeting will ho held
Tuesday, October 4, 9 p. m., nt
tho home of Mrs. Telford, 73
High street, Mrs. Anna Vimwui,
hostess. The ladles of tho church
and community and friends are
Invited.
Sunday school teacliors train
ing class, 7:16 every Wednesday
evening.
Choir rehearanl every Wednes
day night nt S p. m.
Confirmation class Saturday
9:30 a. m., Elk hotel.
The pastor gladly offi-rs his
services and will esteem It a great
favor lo bo Informed of anyone
needing tho same. Ho will also
gladly listen to the prolilenin of
.vouug people and givo Informa
tion and guidance when he can.
Do not hesitate to call the pastor.
Klamath Lutheran church
cordially Invites you lo worship.
If you are seeking a church homo
In this community we sincerely
offer you our fellowship anil
friendship In our church homo.
First Presbyterian
Church
Tho First Presbyterian church,
North Sixth and Pino streets. Itev.
Theodore Smith, pastor, who can
be reached In all cases of need, at
his residence, 435 North Second
street, over telephone 22, or
at the church over telephone 429.
Mm. Raymond V. Coopey. organ
ist, Charles It. Stanfleld, choir
director.
11 a. ni.. morning service, organ
prelude, "Calmly Trusting."
Rand. Offertory. "Intermoun."
I'ecle. Morning nnthnni. Huhn'a
"Invl.tus," and organ postluile.
"Festivak March." Norilman. Tho
pastor will Klo a brief commun
ion meditation on "Christian Fel
lowship." This congregation Is
uniting In tho relehrntloii of the
world wide communion service In
which millions of Christians arc.
on this day, engaging. Reception
of now momhers will tuko placo
miring tins service. For this nur.
pose tho session of tho church
meets In the CE room nt 10:40
a. m., preceding tho regular sorv-
ice.
Special attention is called to
tho chance of tlmo of the ove
ning service, from 8 p. m. to 7:30
P. 111., so to continuo for tho fall
and winter months. Organ pre
lude. "Day Is Dying In tho West."
offertory, "Venetian l.ovo Song."
Nevin. Mlsa Geanne Gocller will
sing.
The evening servico will bo In
chargo of the young people and
will center on "Founders Day" in
Christinn Endeavor.
Young People's meeting 6:30
school noddy, and a distinctive,
ly young people's society compos.
ed of those older than high achool
age. All former menibors of the
aucloly aa well as present mem
bora are urgod lo attend thla very
Important mooting
Illblo school, i:45 a. in., Cleorxo
V. , Mclntyre, gnnernl supnrlii
londont, In charge. Immediately
preceding the Ruiidny school
prayer group meeia In the pastor's
study,
Church of
Progressive. Ptychio
Church of Progressive Psychic
anil Divine Healing Center, Inc.
Number Three, corner Harden and
Mllchell streets.
Sunday, 8 p, in. lecture, "Death
tho Catewuy lo Life," by Itev.
Knthloen Kris. Circles, Tuesday.
2 p. 111., Wednesday 8 p. in, All
nio wolcomo,
Modoc Point
Baptist Mission
The Modoo Point Rapllst Mis
sion will havo the usual meeting
Sunday morning In tho school
house, whero no havo ateiini heal,
now that tho weather la getting
cooler. Sunday school at 10 a. in.
under tho leadership of .Mrs. A.
S. .ell. Worship service at 11
u. 111.
Wo nro having a special rally
day program when I he children
will have complete clinrgu of the
program to be followed by a
special Illustrated talk for (he
children which will not lake over
ten minutes. All pnreiita alo es
pecially invited 10 bo present. Ho
member the words of tho Muster
when ho said, "Suffer little chil
dren tu como unto mo and forbid
them not, for of such Is the king
dom of heaven." E. V. .ell,
leader,
First Mothodist Church
. First Methodist church, comer
of North Tenth and High streets.
John W. Warrell. pastor; resi
dence. 10U5 High street, phone
44S-W.
Ilcgln Iho day with tho church
school at 9:46 a. m. This will bo
promotion day. New classes are
being organized, new teachers se
cured. Morning worship at 10:55
o'.lock. Special call to prayer for
world peace. Kucramcul of Lord's
supper and reception of members.
Mrs. E. 8. Vealrh, at the piano,
will play "Prelude." Chopin, and
"Hut tho Lord la Mindful.'' Men
delssohn. Anthem: "l'ralso to tho
Lord." Chorale. Miss l.lllle Dar
by, directing. Trio: "I'rniso Ye."
Venll. by Mrs. S. Meade llndger,
It. E. Patterson, Wendell Smith.
Solo. "When 1 Think How llu
I.ores Even Mo." by It. E. Pallor-1
son. Communion meditation.
"Tho Master aa Host." Kpworth
league devotional meeting at
Ihu music. Hporlitl, ".loHtia and
Shall 11 Ever lie." Oliver, or
(Jills' chorus. Hilda study In
John's V. Gospel.
Hear the call to attend church
on Sunday.
Lattor Day Saints
Church
The Latter Day Saint church
holds regular services at the mill
llo llbrnry auditorium, Fifth street
and Klamath aveuiio, Bundny
school at 10:30 a. ni. and evening
iervlcea at 7:30 p. m. The Relief
society will meet the second Tuea.
dny of each month during the
summer months at I p. in for
Iholr regular business and wurlt
meeting. The Mutual Improve
ment association meets each Tues
day owning nt 7:30 p. m.
Apostolic Faith
Church
A cordial welcome awaits you
at the Apostolic, Faith church, 138
North Eighth street.
Sunday services: Morning wor
ship nt 10:30 a. in. and an evan
gelistic servico nt 7:45 p. 111.
he orchestra mid mixed chorus
open Iho Sunday evening service
wltn a concert of sacred music
and song. Tho orchestra also ac
companies the congregational
singing. No collections.
V Hurvlces each Tuesday, Wednes
day and Friday oveuliigs at 8
o clovk. The public Is Invited.
St. Paul's
Episcopal Church
St. Pool's Episcopal church,
Eighth ami Jefferson, The lluv.
V. E- Now man, rector.
' The Holy Eucharist on the first,
bird and fifth Sundays at 11
o'clock and at 8 o'clock every
Sunduy. also at 10 o'clock each
Wednesday and 011 Suluts days and
Uolv days.
The Church school meets at
10:15 a. 111. Morning prayer at
1 1 o'clock on the second and
fourth Sundays.
First Church of Christ,
Scientist
First Churcn of Christ, Scien
tist, corner Tenth and Washing
ton streets.
Sunday school at 9:30. Morn
ing servico at II o'clock.
Subject, "Unreality."
Testimonial meeting Wednes
day evening at I o'clock, Till!
church maintains reading rooms
In the First National 11 11 It build
ing, rooms 111-11 8, where tha
llilile, writings by Mary flatter
Eddy, and authorised Christian
Science 1 1 limit m o may he read,
borrowed or purchased, The read
lug room Is open dully from 7:10
In the morning until 9:80 o'clock
In the evening. An attendant la
In chargo from 11 to 1 o'clock ind
from 3:30 until 4:90 except Bun
days and holidays,
BUCK WITH EASE
Police Judge Olio Langslat had
all Iho luck Thursday whan he
left camp and In 10 minutes lime
was back with a four-point buck
on his ear.
I.angalst, accompanied by Ft.
R. Prnehatel, llyron llnrdenbronk,
Art Collins and (inne Argravea,
went Into (he Shake Unite coun
try on lh Hyran river Thursday,
The men mado camp, and Lang-
lel left about 6:30 p. In. and
wit bin 10 mlniilea had bagged
a four-pointer Dial weighed, when
dressed, 180 pounds.
Hut none nf iho discomfort nf
Iriiiisporllug Ihn kill was '
porlenied for the animal felt
dead In the road, and Langslat
drove his car lo where the dser
lay anil placed It nn the running
board nf the machine and drove
bark lo ramp.
News and
trt results
Herald Wsnl-Ads
p. m. Instead of 7 P. m. At this, 8:30 p. m. Special feature, a fire-
meeting tho young peoplo will j aldo hour, lib Tommy lluxter In
decldo na to Iho formation of nn
Intermediate Society with .Mrs.
Grctta Hurn In charge, n high
chargo.
Evening service, 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. E. II. Redman In charge of
First Baptist
Church
Nth at Ha-lilnglim
"The Church Mllll a
MeMtage"
Itev. tVrll Ilnmii, pastor
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