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Newspaper Page TextJuly ni. 1012 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE fClamatlt GUuticU Jecui EIGHT KLAMATH YOUNG PEOPLE Four Klmmitli yoiniK people attended the nnictcenth eastern Orejion summer school for church workers und youiiK peo t from Juno 13 20, und four at tended Iho vuctitlmi church school camp from July 0-17. Until lira sponsored hy lha Kpix copnl church nnd nrc held lit Covo In the niuo miiimtiilns near LiiGriindc. Thorn iitti'iidloK the Hummer fichool were Juno llnswnrth, Bet ty Clllddrn, Willis (Hidden mill Hilly Hnilcllffc. Tito two-week rump wns enjoyed by Molly Ciishln mid Hiirlim llnswnrtli Jr., of Khimiith Kalis. Chuck Kvuns of Prospect nnd Ted I'cp pie of iloniinzii. llnzol Morrison, district field worker fur the Kplscnpnl church, iiceompimled (he ymini! people to mid from Cove tmd wiih assist nut director of the viicntlon ciiiuii. She nl.n) wns onu of the ciimp officers nt the itummer nchool, helnt; custodlun of the church nnd nltnr. The dully schedule ut Iho sum mer school wu.i nrrniiKel to em phasise four mnln themes, the Kospel of wholene.iii, unity In n broken world, IiiiIIiIIiik whole lion mul personal hiirmony, with outstiintllnK lenders In the K.pls copnl church on the fncully. Bible Baptist Church "Tim Community Church with the Chimes," Wlnrd street nt HHIO South Sixth street. Just n few steps from the city bus stop. nv. G. W. Whentley Is the min ister, residence 131 North Sec ond street, telephone 7210, Miss Nndlno Binnlnit, plnnlst, Thought from the Sunday ichool lesson: Abrnm's home wns hot Ur of Chnldees, nor Cnnnnn, lint God, Ilhnself. Ills watch word, ns n pilKrlm, ,was "Ad rnnrc." Ills sour Is Identical tvltli our own. Faith lauiihs at Impossibilities, and cries, "It shall be clone!" ISlhle school nt 0:45 a. m. (Musses for all imos. Frances Smith Is the superintendent, MornlnK worship nt 11 o'clock opening with the prelude, follow ing 15 minutes of gospel music plnyed on chimes. "Cnn All Ilevelntlon In the Bible be Pro gressive?" will be the sublcct by the pastor. The Lord's Supper will bo observed. Parents nllendlng the morning service are Invited to leave their children In the care of Mrs. G. W. Whentley In the Junior church. Young People's fellowship nt 7 o'clock, to which nil young peo ple arc invited. Hob I.iimm of SUMMER Bait Coo os a Lake Breeze Curlee Summer Suits Wo are tenluring Curlco Stills In n complete rniiRo of styles, sixes nnd models priced to fit your cloth ing budget. Come In and try one on, Valuos to $35 !: $236S and Extra pants available ATTEND MEETS dI'w'i Monstoro Bale CLOTHES J ImM Medford will bo tlio guest speak er, ICvaugollHtlc service, nt 0 o'clock, opens with congregation al singing of the fine old gospel hymns, illhlo study In the Gos pel of John by Iho pustor, Tho subject: "What Shall I do With Jesus'" ' Wednesday evening nt 7:43 p. in,, a special lime of pruisc and prayer. This service is growing In number nnd with great blessing. You nre Invited. Tho pastor says, "Those who try to do something anil utterly full are much belter than those who try to do nothing nnd suc ceed beautifully." I,stlr-Dsy Bnlnti Luttcr-Day Saint meetings arc held In tho city library club rooms on tho corner of Fifth street und Kliimnth avenue. . K, llurrows, brunch president, phono U2U3 or 0721. Sunday school convenes ut 10 u. in., with separation nt 11:30 for 1'rlesthood, Itelief society und primary classes, ulso special group for "In between" ages. Tho primary organization will havo charge of tho Sunday eve ning service nnd will celebrate tho 40th annual convention of the, Primary ussoclutlon with n messugo from the general board, under tho direction of Peggy liurrows, Primary president. Klamath Tompla 1007 Pino street, Itov, Dan lei 13. Anderson, pastor. 2211 Kbcrlcln avenue, phono 3874. Itov. Itnymond E. Book, assistant pastor, phono 0323. The assistant pastor will bring the message this Friday evening, July 31. Scrvlco will start at 7:45 p. m. Sunday services begin with Sunday school at 0:43 a. in. At 1 1 o'clock, morning worship with tho pastor bringing tho mes sage. Tho Ovcrcomcrs young peo ple's organization meets from 0:30 to 7:30 p. m followed by the evangelistic service nt 7:45 p. m. Thcro will bo song serv ice and special music. An evan gelistic message will be brought by iho pastor. Midweek services on Wednes day nnd Frldny night at 7:45 p, m. Choir practice Thursday nt 8 p, m. For nn Interesting radio pro gram tune In on KF.1I Saturday evening, 0:30 to '7 o'clock. .'' Klamath Havlval Center 1025 Mitchell street. Rev. Wnrrcn D. Combs, pnstor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Spe cial attention given to the chil dren. This Sunday is missionary Sundny. Mrs. Wnrrcn D. Combs, superintendent. Sundny, 7:43 p. m, Speclnl evangelistic service. Monday, 7:43 p. m., orchestra practice. All musicians are In vited to come nnd piny In the or chestra nt this time, Wednesday nnd Frldny, 7:45 p. m. mid-week cvnngelistic serv ices. Snturdny, 2:30 p. m. Junior church. AH children between 5 nnd 10 years of ngc urged to at tend. For needed assistance at nny time, phone 4520. Community Conartqational "Facing Today's Broken World," Is the sermon themo of Hcv. Eugene V. Hayncs, pastor, as ho conducts tho 11 a, m, wor ship service Sunday. Church school will remain closed until August 0. The church is locnted on Gar den nvemic between Enst Main and Martin streets. I '".!i..v;kJji.:;UAa iM t. i a- A k A i i i i 5- 7 M t . TO BE BROADCAST A religious program of Inter national Interest und Importance will bo broadcast Sunday, Aug ust 2, ut 10:30 u. in. (PWT) over tho combined networks of the Mutual Ilrondcnstlug system in the United Slides, tho 1)110 In Iho British Isles, und CHS In Canada. Attempts nro ulso be ing miido to Include Australia und New Zealand In this world wide network. Tho first portion of this signif icant broudcast, which will reach utmost all the allied nations, will orlglnuto In St. Louis nnd will feature tho Lutheran hour. Dr. Wuller A. Mulcr, well-known ra dio preacher, will deliver the gospel message, "Bringing Christ to tho Nations." Tho second part of tills half hour religious broadcast will originate somewhere in tho Brit ish Isles and will feature an out standing lender of religious life in Great Britain. First Methodist Church "In the Heart of the Cily," nt North Tenth nnd High streets. Itov. Victor Phillips, minister, residence, 1005 High street, tele phone 3U88. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Mrs, W. L. Terwilliger, music di rector; Mrs. E. B. Redman, ac companist. The prelude will be, "Morning Song," by Mendels sohn, nnd tho offertory, "Vcnc tlun Love Song," by Ncvin. Mrs. S. Memle Badger and Mrs. W. L. Terwilliger will sing a duct, "Tho Lord Is My Shepherd," by Smart. Tho minister will preach on tho subject, "Knowing God Better as a Guide to tho Knowl edgo of Man," Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 p. m., will meet at the homo of Allccn Cornell, 1850 LeRoy street. All young people cordial ly Invited. Tho church Sunday school meets at 0:45 a. m. Don R. Drury Is tho general superintendent and Dr. Peter H. Rozondal Is the assistant. Religious education is vital. Altsmont Community Presbyterian Church Services nre held In the Altn mont Junior high school on South Sixth street. Rev. Hugh Bronson Is tho minister; Mrs. Kenton Knight, dlroctor of mu sic; A. C. Olson, superintendent of the Sundny school. Sundny school meets at 9:43 a. m. Attendance last Sunday, 102. Morning worship begins at 11 SPECIAL!... International Lutheran Hour Dr. Walter A. Maier Speaker KFJI Sunday, August 2, 10:30 a.m. Annual Mission Sunday of Zion Lutheran Church U A. M. Rov. W. B. Maier 3 P. M." Rev. H. Young Eugene Medford Mills School Auditorium E. Main and Orchard Streets Sunday, Aug. 2 Hurry... Hurry... urry with your entries! 13th Annual Kennell-Ellis Studio Contest Open and free to all children 5 months to 10 yrs. TtV. You may enter more than one child. 39 awards to 39 winners. Time is growing short . . . Hurry! a, in, Tho instrumcntul prelude will bo played by Joan Robl ncttc. Other parts of the serv ice will bo the offertory, "Into My Henri," by Clarke; choir an them, "Blessed Words of Jesus," by Meredith; the sermon, "Five Unexpected Occurrences"; and tho postludo, "Tho Fight Is On," by Morris, Sigma Pi Christian Endeuvol' society moots at 7 p. in. Choir practice on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mt. Luki Community church service ut 0:43 a. nil., with Rev. Hugh Bronson In charge. Mt. Luki Christian Endeuvor meetings at 7:30 p. m. Immanuel Baptist Church Sunday school, 0:45 a. m. The Bible class will discuss. "The Re turn of tho Ark," under the lead ership of C. E. Logcrwcll. Tho morning worship service at 11 a. m., at which time Log crwcll will bring a message on, "That Sllvcr-Haircd Saviour of Mine." At 8 p. m., Mr. Zcll will again fill the pulpit, using the subject,' "God's Plan or Man's Plan Which?" , There will be special musical numbers at each service. Visi tors are welcome to these Inspir ing services. First Presbyterian Church Tho First Presbyterian church at the city center. North Sixth and Pino streets. Rev. Theodore Smith, pastor, residence 435 North Second street, telephone at tho homo 5477 and at tho church 7311. Charles R. Stan field, director of choir and Mrs. Arthur Hall Dcnlson, organist. Tho morning worship at 11 o'clock is broadcast over the lo cal radio station KFJI, and opens with the organ prelude, "March," by Pctrali. In response to the call to worship, congregation and choir unite in singing the "Dox oloRy," and following the Lord's prayer, the "Gloria Petri." After the morning prayer also, both the choir and congregation unite in singing "Our Fathers' God to Thee." Tho choir offertory Is Schumann's, "Wo Give Thee But Thine Own." The organ offer tory is "Chonson Dy Soir," by Kohlmann. The special musical number is a tenor solo by Don ald Kelly, "Oh, How I Love Him," by Ackley. The pastor will speak on "Word Whereby Men May be Saved." The choir dismissal is Whclptons, "Lord. Let Us Not Depart in Peace," and the organ postlude is "Noc turne," by Vincent. The evening worship at 8 Out Pathlonwl Ravital Chit. L "uUar, Dir. Old Hymna and QoP Praaehlnft NI Suntfan im K p. m Conllnueua Intamatlonal Oaten BroadcMI o'clock opens with the organ pre lude "Hfjinunse," by Friinl. The offertory is "Hour of Devotion," by liuthuhiin and the postlude is "Postlude," by Tollman. The pastor will speak on "The Holy Spirit." The Blhlo school is held at 0:49 in the morning, with Mrs Theodore Smith In charge of the main school. In the Various de partments is a class for you and for every member of your fam ily. The three Christian Endeavor groups meet at 7 o'clock in the evening. Strangers are made welcome at any or all of these services. . First Covenant Church 823 Walnut avenue, phone 485S. Gottfrcd J. Anderson, pas tor. The Bible school meets at 10 a. m, Morning service is held at 11 a, m. Tho pastor will deliver the message. A baptismal serv ice will follow the morning serv ice. Jack Miller will lead the young people's meeting at 7 p. m. Wilbur Anderson is in charge of the junior meeting at the same hour. Evening service, 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, 7:35 p. m., mid week service. If you have no other church home you are welcome to wor ship with us. a Zion Lutheran Church 1025 High street; Carl F. Nitz, pastor; telephone 6793. Sunday school and Bible class every Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Les son: "Saul." Tho annual Mission Sunday observance will take place on Sunday at the Mills school audi torium, East Main' and Orchard streets, with special services in the morning and afternoon. Rev. miiini Wi 'Willi i mi urn., mi Msia!FJfaA! wa-rg , ' i n-nnnmmiii iiriiTmniMna Wl, Rlt I'tC ' ' u, j IF, you had the Janus-like ability to ALI -W gfe see in two directions at once - tfsM S' rVASELiNri -backwards for mistakes :. ' ( ' 2y HAIR TONIC-ggl ' ' ' S flgi Wk forword for opportunity . fwjj. .. II irgc Wliill yu wou,' resolve to J -jl,iAJr-;'' j ISPgSjt 55c Lady Esther Cream ....39c I S rv''.' ffl Sgr 60c 60e Phillip's Creams 49c , JVp?l.j ST Campana V 50c Woodbury Cream 39c SS- 1 3 Balm f 60c Jaynes Vermifuge ... 49c " 1 Shampoo I 39c A V ttjE! b.sodou 49c . S VA g MINERAL OIL PILLS 1.r 'fr Wernet's a Pi . 32e '. M'w Miissm VJen,ure H Honey & Kurlash OVC & BILE. TABS ....98c ?ye K, - lotion Jp n-mcc fhi lronizedve115,79c 71: 7 ! Ik. 39c M. 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A special international Luth eran hour, "Bringing Christ to the Nations," will be broadcast by the Mutual Broadcasting sys tem, the BBC in the British Isles, and CBS in Canada, on Sunday, August 2, at 10:30 a. m. Dr. Walter A. Maier will speak. "This is the Church of the Lutheran Hour." Klamath Lutheran i Church Cross and Crescent streets. L. K. Johnson, pastor, 1175 Cres cent street, phone 3452. Sunday school will be resumed on the first Sunday after Labor day, September 13. Worship hour, 11a.m. Council and building commit tee will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock August 3, at the church There will be no choir rehear sal during the month of August. Ladies Aid will meet on Aug ust 11, at 2 p. m. at the church. The Ladies Aid will have a silver tea on August 20, at the Fa a ... A aieweaKness AND HELP BUILD UP RED BLOOD! Lydla E. Pinkham's TABLETS (with added Iron) have helped thoustmds of girls to relieve func tional monthly pain and weak feelings. Plnkham's Tablets ALSO help build up red blood and thus aid in promoting more strength. Made especially for women. Fol low label directions. Worth iryingi church. The committee In charge arc Mrs. Lew Hornby, Mrs. Anna Ovgard and Mrs. Vic tor Joscphson. Anyone having the time to do nate a few hours at night or on Saturday can be of great help in getting tho upper auditorium ready. There is much work to be done, mocs Itit WOMAN'S STOfc"t.in See Display Window Last Day Saturday Costume Rings . 50 Styles Non-Tarnishable Settings. Arabian Marquise Gem New Creationsl eg isuaranteea I 5 Years ifi Mlij'll lIIMBlMIMa''ll Our church earnestly. Invites all who wish to worship. It you have no church home In the city we sincerely Invito you to share the fellowship in work and wor ship that we have in our church home. If there is any service the pastor can be to you,, please do not hesitate in calling him, (Continued from Pago Seven) All Hand Set Stones Specially Priced.! 98c Introductory Special! 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