PAGE EIGHT
. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
June '4, 1048
KLutwiU GUuSiclt Afeutl
FIRST BAPTIST!
Guest Speaker
SERVICE MEN
1 Sunday night at 8:00 o'clock
the First Baptist church. Eighth
and Washington streets, will
honor, the service men of the
church families with a roll call
service, according to the pastor,
the Rev. Cecil C. Brown.
The pastor states that there
are about 60 men in tne
armed forces whose relatives
i m tw- .Tin rial r. nnvH. mam.
membrance on b.r of th. staff of the United
and in the spiritual life of the L- , rvh w
ChllrC.h; !fnt,, 1"' iS bMn 9u..t speaker for various
'" L ItaJl ' 5,urch women 1
. XT- , V J l .i the ty this past week,
thi.it 1a Tore ara rooH at hi I 4
nnrHntif ' eorvip Onoe each
month there is a roll call of the Mode Community
names of these service men and -pw .on
a prayer sponsor is secured ior Mre. Zell wiu have another
eacn name lor mat monui. cnalk talk for the Suntiav .phnnl
A special call is being sent Sunday moraine, one that will
out by the pastor to all rela- explain what is meant bv
uves or tne men on me service well that would be telling, -so
flag roll to be present Sunday you will just have to come and
night for this service. Mr. learn for yourself. Don't expect
Brown states that - this service to hear and see something sensa-
has grown- to such proportions tional, because you will not hear
that it has become very neces- anything . like that, but
sary for all relatives ana irienas good common sense.
to be present to continue the Classes for each age and, some-
service month alter montn. ine thing new each class period. All
public is cordially, invited to at- are cordially .invited to come
tend .all services of the. church, and study with us.
During the worship service
i. . , . . I " " .wumuuc .lie
xirsirr.ioyi.rwn 'Teach u in Prav ",,, th.
The' Firit Presbvterian fourth petition of the Lord's
' Church, corner of North Sixth Prayer as found in Matthew the
and Pine streets. Pastor. . the sixth chapter, "Give us this day
Rrv. Theodore Smith, residence our daily bread."
435 North. Second street and . inese series nave been very
telephone 5477 and at the interesting in so far as we have
church 73il. Mrs. Hugh Mit- 8one- and now that we have
chelmore . organist. passed the petitions which we
The morning worship opens " iBuug' .now
at U o'clock, with the organ ""C"'V'B," m ,
"PnmmnW h BlJ which pertain with our own de-
REV. FORSBERG
HOLDS SERIES
W TH BAPT STS
The Rev. Simon E. Forsberg
will be at the Immanuel Bap.
tist church for a series of meet
ings beginning Sunday morn
ing June 13. This church is
located at the corner of North
Eleventh and High streets in
Klamath Falls.
Mr. Forsberg is a nationally-
known Bible teacher and con
ference speaker.' He was for
merly the Professor of Theol
ogy at Multnomah school of the
Bible at Portland, Oregon and
now holds nine Bible classes
weekly from Salem to Seattle.
Theogical - seminary of Dallas
Thelogoical seminary of Dallas,
Txas and is well-known as one
who stands for the. inspiration
of the Bible and all its doc
trines as held by fundamental
groups down through the years.
He has a knowledge of the
Word of God like few men. do
and has a way of presenting
the' truth, that will make the
Bible live in your heart. His
topic for the meetings in Klam
ath Falls is "THE TEST-TUBE
OF CHRISTIAN EXPERI
ENCE."
Be sure to tell' your friends
about these services and set
aside . these - dates June 13
through 23. We shall . be look
ing for you. Anyone desiring
further information may call
7400.'
Bible Teacher
' The Reverend Simon E. Fort-
berg will be at the Immanuel
Baptist church for a cries of
meetings, beginning Sunday
morning, June 13.
prelude, "Communion" by Ba
tiste. The processional is "Fair
est Lord Jesus," arranged by
Willis. The choir response to the
pastoral greeting is "Grace and
Peace" by Clenahan. After the
cull 10. woreoip uuuir hiiu uuii- r j . 0 . it
gregation unite in singing "The f L!ltat
Doxology, and, after the invo-
sires and needs. Let's learn to
pray as God wants us to, and
at no other place can we learn
any better, or do we have a bet-
ter teacher in the world than the
man of Gaililee, Jesus Christ our
His feet and' learn from Him
Wn ...ill V. 1 1 . : . r ...
cation and Lord's prayer, 'The th,! tim 5 u-
Gloria Patri." The period of& e' Come and worship
quiet meditation and prayer for "
our menm the service is ush- FJt Covenant
eredi in by the, choir s singing, church
"Unnt ft,.. VravaF f T .nr-H " .
.IT:. ,ZZL'ZZZ.Z. 823 Walnut avenue. Pastor
"""" Ruben E. Johnson. Phone 8517.
SSL "..aT . Sunder services are as
ISeW." The ckoir o5e "with Se1 a"
thee But Thine Own" and the , for u prograPmep;orr
ergan offertory is ' Ave Maria" children's Day we are askhig
hv Vorrii Thpro will ht a snp. i . ..... 6
r.i " u'T- rru 1 ine D0s ana Sins to be sure and
ior wiuspeaK on oet Apart At 11 a. m. we have our morn
Zr,iiT'--i J?tr tC 2 ta8 worship. The pastor will
with- the benediction, the choir bring the morni We
, inviie our irienas to worsh p
and the organ postlude, Marche with u
SolenneUe" by Gounod. At 7:45 p. m. the evenine rv.
The time of the evening serv- ice with good live singing and a
ice i changes from 7:30 to 8 message by the pastor. Special
o'clock and that of the young numbers will be had on each
people's meetings also, 6:30 to service.
7 o'clock, ' Monday night at 8 p. m. the
The evening worship at eight church will hold its business
o'clock ; opens with the ; organ meeting at the church. The mem-
prelude, "Nocturne": by Schu- are ur8ea to be there,
mann. The Offertory is "Air" Wednesday night at 8 p. m,
midweek fellowshib.
"Elevation" by Guilmant. The Thursday at 1 p. m. women's
pastor will speak. ;- , ' . cacle-
.The Sunday: school W at g
a. to m lilts niuruiiiK. i-v is un- -i (lq u..mu .. ttw .
mediately nreceded bv a nraver ?!.5":.cJ,,Fh w a. PWwm of
group which meets in the pas- s pa'TZ !" F2?m2:
tor's study at 9:30, to which all oil ' , bJ f
interested in praying for" the " WlU 'hostesses,
school and the services of . the The Salvation Army '
day are invited. - ' ; - dnn V1 .. ' ' "
. 400 Klamath avenue.
ine young peoples societies . Major and Mrs. Curry -will be
meet at .7 .-o'clock. For the sum- in charge of the regular services
njer, the . high; school and the this coming Sunday, and they in.
ld!r ,!!P .meet t0.geth' ,vlte yu V or all of the fol-
. iMiuuicuiawa . iiiccv wini I lowing
Mrs. Sloat as .usual. Sunday, 10 a.' m. Sunday
, - . fcwi anu oxuie classes.
Lat'tar.Dav Saint . . 11 "l. Holiness.
6:30 p. m. Young people's
Latter-Day Saints meetings service,
are held in the city library club- 8 p. m. Evangelistic service.
.rooms on the corner of Fifth Saturdays, Tuesdays, Thurs-
atreet and Klamath avenue. E. days Public services, 8 p. m.
E. Burrows, branch president, A hearty welcome awaits you
Phone 8293 or 6721. at all these gatherings. Come
Sunday school , meetings are Bna lns the glorious Gospel
held at 10 a. m.. with fMnnrn. songs that refresh and Mtrpneth.
tion at 11:30 for priesthood, re- cn Come and meditate and pray
iiei society and primary class- ?" 'ou may oe able to face
es. Sacrament service is held 'J6 tremendous problems of life
each Sunday evening at 6 "lese "oub'ous days with faith
o'clock. and Christian fortitude.
Elders working in the Klam- ,.
th district may be reached at Church
4809 Hllyard street. Of God
Free
Mtthodlii
Located at the cornpr nf At.
tamont drive and Delaware
street Sunday school convene
Located on the corner nf at B:' a. m., Mrs. J. D. Ker.
Ninth street and Plum' avenue. nutt superintendent. Morning
W. H. McCormick, paBtor; phone oevotions, 11 o'clock. Pre-serv
?739. ice prayer meeting at 7 d. m.
Sunday: services are held Preaching service, 7:30 d. m.
very week at 11 a. m. Sunday Prayer and p r a i s e servlen.
school -at 10 a, m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
The YPMS is at 7:15 and eve- A cordial Invitation Is ex
iling services are at 8 p. m. tended to the public to attend
A prayer service is held on all of these services. Rev J D
Thursday at 7:45 p. m. , . Kernutt, pastor.
Assembly of God
746 Oak street.
Rev. A. Harold Persing, pas
tor. Residence 844 Eldorado
street. Phone 5735.
. Services for Sunday:
' Sunday school at 9:45. Mrs,
A. Kennerly In charge.
Morning worship beginning at
11 a. m. . .... .
Young people will meet at
7:30. Jim Kennerly, leader.
Evangelistic service at 7:45
Come for the spiritual, uplift of
tnese-meetings.
Tuesday at 8 p.. m., prayer
meeting at z south Seventh
street.
Wednesday at 10 D. m.. La.
dies Missionary society meets at
bister Maxwell's home on 426
South Seventh. .
Thursday at 8 p. m.," at the
church. Devotional service and
preaching.
We cordially invite the strane
ers along with our friends to at
tend any of these services.
Pin. Grove ,
Sunday School
Pine Grove Sunday school
win nave a potluck dinner fol
lowing Sunday school ; June 6
Missionary ' speakers are Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. McNaughton.
now of Tulelake and formerly
in japan.
Sunday school is at 9:45 a
m., to be followed by a song
service with dinner at 1 o'clock.
All in the community and other
mends are , invited to brine
their dinner and. participate in
the meeting. Coffee and ice
cream will be furnished by the
Sunday school.
Church of Christ
' (Downtown)
All members and friends are
extended a special and cordial
invitation to; attend the down
town Church of Christ Sunday
morning services: song service
10 a. m.; Bible study, classes.
iu:io a. m.: sermon and wor.
ship, 11 a. m.; communion,. 11:45
m,: evenine - service. II
o'clock. Located In the KC hall
over the Rainbow theatre.
Spragut Rivar
Friends Church .
Evert J.. Tuning, pastor.
Sunday services Sundav
school, 10 a. m.; worship serv
ice, 11 a. m.; evangelistic serv
ice, 7:30 p. m."
Wednesday, prayer and Draise
service, 8 p. m. ;
If you have no church home
we welcome you to worship
with us. Located in Sprague
River.
Pilgrim Holineis
Located at 2229 Wantland
avenue, Pastor, Reverend Sher
man Moore. - Residence, 2250
White street. .
Sunday morning, the. castor
will speak on the subiect.
Some Results of the Fall." In
the evening, his topic will be
Operations . of . the Snlrlt."
There will be a special mis
sionary program in the Sunday
school, , . . i
Regular services are: Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m.; worship at
11 a. m.; Junior league at .6:30
, m,; evangelistic service at
45' p. m,: prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:45 p. in, ,
Apostolie Faith
At 228 North Eighth street
under the electric sign, "Jesus
the Light of the World."
Sunday, 9:30 a. m Sunday
school with classes and efficient
teachers for all ages and grades.
Morning worship,,, 11 o'clock
7:45 p. m,, special orchestra se
lections with Evelyn Craig di
recting, also selected vocal num
bers followed by personal tes
timonies. Concluding with
fundamental gospel sermon by
spirit-filled ministers.
Wednesday and Friday, 8
p. m., regular services. Cordial
invitation to all services is ex
tended the public. Collections
are never taken. Come as you
are!
First Church of Christ
Scientist
i Tenth and Washington streets.
! This church, a branch bf The
Mother church, the First Church
of Christ, Scientist in Boston,
Mass., holds services each Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock,
"God- the Only Cause and
Creator" will be the subject of
the Lesson Sermon in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, June 6.
The Golden Text will be
"Whatsoever God doeth, it shall
be for ever: nothing can be put
to it, nor any thing taken from
it" (Eccl 3:14).
. Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson Sermon
will be the following from the
Bible: 'Thus saith God the
Lord, he that created the heav
ens, and stretched them out
he that giveth breath unto the
people upon it ... I am the
Lord: that is my name: and my
glory will I not give to an
other"' (Isa. 42:5, 8). .
.-The Lesson-Sermon also will
include the following correla
tive passages from the Christ
ian Science textbook, "Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy: 'There is but one creator
and one creation. This creation
consists of the unfolding of
spiritual ideas and their identi
ties which are embraced in the
infinite Mind and forever re
flected" (p. 502).
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
A meeting which includes tes
timonies of 'Christian Science
healing is held every Wednes
day evening at 8 o clock.
A free Christian Science read
ing room is located at 1023 Main
street, where the Bible, writings
by Mary Baker Eddy, and auth
orized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
All are cordially invited to at
tend the services and use the
reading room. .
Radio program KFJI, 2 to 2:15
p. m. each Monday under the
direction of committee on pub
lication for Oregon.
Sacred Heart "
Eighth and High streets.
Sunday Masses: 6, 8, 9:30 and
11 a. m.
Holy Day Masses: 0, 8 and
9:30 a. m.
Weekday Mass: 8 a. m.
Confessions: Saturdays, Eves
of Holy days and first Fridays
from 3 to 4 p. m. and from
7:30 to 8:30 p. m.
First Baptist Church '
Eighth street at Washington.
'The Church. With a Message."
Rev. . Cecil C. Brown, pastor
Residence 414 North 8th street.
"When God Winked at Bin'
is the subject for the pastor's
sermon at the 11 o clock service,
Bible school begins at 9:45 a. m.
with graded classes and-depart
ments. Gjo. O. Welch is general
superintendent..
The Baptist training union
meets at 7 o'clock p. m. and
has six groups where every mem
ber of the family can find a
place to get Christian training.
C. R. Larson is general director.
A Gospel song service directed
by H. G. Shlrey at 8 o'clock
will be 1 followed by a message
by the pastor on "The Challenge
of the Church In a World Crisis."
Midweek prayer service
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Choir
rehearsal Wednesday evening at
8:30 o'clock. Radio service each
Sunday morning from 8:15 to
8:45 over station FKJI ... . :
Community Congregational
Located on Gardon Avenue
between East Main and Martin
streets has Rev. Eugene V. Hay
nes as its minister.
Children's Day will be ob
served Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
in the church service of wor
ship as all children's and young
people's groups of the church
attend in a body. Members of
the Primary Department are
singing at this service as will
all the members of these young
pcoplo's groups as they sing
together the call to worship.
"Our Responsibility as Par
ents" is tho sermon theme of
the pastor as he speaks at this
service.
Church school will meet as
usual at 9:45 a. m.
Comrades of The Way will
meet at Moore park. For de
tails call dene Stivers. .
A- play school tor children
3-8 years of age will continue
meeting at the church during
the week-days from 8:00 a. m.
5:00 p. m. Information con
cerning this school may be ob
tained from Mr. Haynes at 5226
or by calling at 2160 Garden
avenue. ,
Bible Baptist
(Northern Convention)
"The Friendly Community
Church with the Chimes,"
Wlard street . at - South Sixth
Take city bus to Idella's cor
ner.. G. W. Wheatley, pastor,
pnone 7Zio.
- Morning- worship hour 10
o'clock. 'The , Community
Church It's Message." This
is the second of a series using
the general theme, 'Tho Com
munity . Church and its place
in the Community." Your chil
dren are given supervised in
struction, rest, and . refresh
ments during the worship hour.
Bible school at 11 o clock
with i Frances Smith and her
staff of. consecrated Bible train
ed teachers, with classes ' for
each age group. A large adult
class meets with the pastor in
tne auditorium. Every boy and
girl is, urged to be present for
the biggest surprise announce
ment of the year. . . .
Evangelistic song service at
8 o'clock. ' You'll enjoy this
service. "What The Scriptures
Say About Unity of Believers."
Come and study the gospel of
John with us each Sunday eve
ning.
Bible lovers will be glad to
know that another Christ-Centered
Bible conference will be
held at the Bible Baptist church
sponsored by another great
Bible teacher. . Watch for the
announcements. "The Church
with the Old Gosper and the
Whole Gospel," offers you
church home and opportunity of
service.
Registrations for the ' dally
vacation Bible school which
will be held from June .21 to
July 2, are now being received,
Mrs. H. Christiansen of Seattle
will be in charge.- '
REV. TIDWELL
HOLDS REV
L
CRUSADE HERE
A Gospel revival crusade is
scheduled to begin at the First
Baptist, church, Eighth and
Washington streets, Sunday,
June 13, the pastor stated to
day. The Rev. S. L. Tldwell, pas
tor of the Trinity Baptist
church of Vancouver, Wash.,
will conduct tho evangelistic
campaign. Prior to coming to
the Northwest three montlui
ago, evangelist Tldwell was en
gaged In evangelistic and mis
sionary work in Texas and Now
Mexico. He was prominent' in
tho South wide denominational
program in which he occupied
important positions. Recently
the Rev. Tldwell accepted a
call to the newly organized
church in Vancouvor and is di
recting in a building program
in that city. He is af (11 luted
with the Coastal Area Baptist
mission, which is a coast wide
Baptist fellowship engaged in
the evangelization of tho de
fense centers of tho West.
Mr. .Tldwell Is a graduate of
Hardin Simmons University of
Abelene, Texas. He is related
to the nationally honored Dr.
J. B. Tldwell of Baylor uni
versity. He comes to Klamath
Falls highly recommended by
outstanding leadors and by. his
own ministry.
Klamath Youths Winners in
Statewide Poster Contest
Dick Prairie and Chuck G-reoii,
KUI1S students onrollucl In tho
trado and Industry program,
were among tho wlnnors In a
statewide safety poster contest.
This contest is sponsored by
tho state industrial accident
coniminslon and the state voca
tional department. Prairie's post
er won second prize aomng the
original designed posters. His
carried the title. "Select the
Right Tool for tho Right Job."
Green's poster won third
place In the contest, His poster
was titled "Harmless Play May
End In Disaster."
These posters are to be repro
duced by the commission and
sent to vni-iotis plants and fac
tories throughout the state The
boys In the trado classes are
taught to bo safely conscious by
the aid of safety films, safety
demonstrations, and speakers.
The trado and Industries pro
gram Is conipuritively now In the
local high school but total en
rollment had grown to about 60
boys when school was out. These
boys attend school one-half day
and work on a Job learning a
trado through a vocational ar
rangement or an apprenticeship
Indonture. Successful work on
their Job entitles them to addi
tional credit toward graduation.
Immanual Baptist
Church
Church of the Nasar.ne
The church is located on the
corner" of Martin, and. Gardon
streets. Bertrand F. Peterson
the Dastor. Residence, 620
Martin street. Telephone, 4870,
The church school hour is at
9:45 in charge of Mrs. Emil
Hearth, superintendent. Classes
for all.
At 11 o'clock the pastor will
oreach on the theme. "The
Second Blessing,"- a discussion
of the doctrinal emphasis on
entire sanctlfication.
An increasingly lacge num
ber of young people is meet
ing Sunday evenings for prayer
at 5:50.. The juniors, under the
direction of Bcrnlce Peterson,
meet at 6:20. Mrs. Jean Dixon
will lead the Young People's
service at 6:20.
"Five Reasons for Holiness"
will be the theme for. the pas
tor's evening message at 7:30,
Bring your "Bibles with you
to the : Wednesday evening
meeting of prayer and praise at
:45..
First Methodist
Church .
"In the Heart of the City," at
North Tenth and High streets,
Rev. Victor Phillips, minister.
Residence 1005 High street, tele
phone 3688.
Morning worship at li:uu
Mrs. E. S. Veatch will play as
the prelude, "Consolation," by
Liszt. Mrs. Thomas B. Powers
will sing the solo, "O Divine Re
deemcr" by Gounod. The offer
tory will . be, . "Melodle," by
Thome. The minister will preach
on the subject, "The Greatest
Need of This Age."
The church Sunday school will
meet at -9:45 a. m. Dr. Peter H.
Rozendal is the general superin
tendent. Classes for all age
groups with graded lessons and
trained teachers. New members
always welcome.
Methodist Youth Fellowship
mcets at.7:00 p. m. Mrs. C. H.
Barnstable is the counsellor for
those young people of high
school ' age and Mrs. John C.
Yadon Is the counsellor for those
of post-high school age Young
people ' cordially Invited to at
tend these meetings for worship,
discussion, and. fellowship.
This church preaches the old
gospel wth the modern emphasis
and seeks to be of tho highest
possible service to the whole
community, . , ....
First Christian
. 'The Downtown Church"
Located on Pine streot at Ninth.
Arthur Charles - Bates is the
minister. The pastor has his
study in the church and can be
reached by way of the Ninth
street entrance to the building.
The phone Is 5432. He is always
anxious to serve. '
There is a good Bible school
with classes for all who come.
This church has individual
class rooms for each class with
competent teachers. It Is a good
time to enroll and become a
regular attendant. Why not
study the greatest book in the
world the Bible? Stanley
Kendall is the superintendent.
Morning service and worship
begin at the hour of 11 a. m.
Mrs. Gerald Wickcrsham la the
pianist. This is an hour of
spiritual, uplift and strength.
Always one of the moans of a
closer fellowship with Christ
is the observance of the Lord's
Supper. Here is Ihe time and
place not only to remember
the cost of our redemption but
also to proclaim the Lord's re
turn for his own. A special
message from the minister will
furnish food for thought and
help in these times of uncer
tainty. People should strength
en the spiritual defenses against
the evils of the day by their
regular attendance at church.
The evening service begins
with the Young People's meet
ing. ' Christian Endeavor at 7
o'clock. . The worship service
begins, at 8 o'clock. It is fast
becoming a habit with church
members to stay away from
the evening worship. This time
spent in the Lord's house in
Divine worship will help very
much to strengthen your faith
and win others to the Christ
and His cause. "Be thou faith
ful unto death." '
(Northern Convention)
The church Is located at tho
corner of North Elwonth and
High streets. Rev. William B
Rico, pastor. Rosldence 712 North
Third street. Telephone 7400,
uirecior of music. C. E Loaer
wen.
Sunday school 9:45 a
Classes for all ages and a fine
staff of adult Bible teachers who
are concerned that your boys and
gins learn what the Bible
teaches. Bring them to Sundav
school and stay for the adult
BiDio class which meets n tho
auditorium. Mrs. J. D, O'Neal
is superintendent.
Morning worship service.
a. m. This Is the time when the
saints meet to worship and to be
fed on tho bread of life, Jesus
cnri.ii. you aro looking for
placo where the word of God
preached, meet with us next Sun
day. The pastor will speak at
ootn tne morning and evening
services this Sunday.
Orchestra practice 7:15 p. m
Sunday evening. Brlnsr your In
atrument and be on time for the
practice session and then help us
wun ine evening song service.
Evening gospel hour 8 d. m
This hour is becoming more and
more popular with the people of
this city. A half hour of evange
listic singing and special music
and a short message from the
wora or God. The Iod c for this
week Is "Satan's Gospel." Brine
your friends and your Bible.
Wednesday even Ins. 8. nraver
and Bible study at the church.
We will 'bo praying especially
ior mo evangelistic meetings
which will begin Sunday, June
Attention young people! Thore
will be no B. Y. mooting this
Saturday because of the daily va
cation Bible school which is be
ing nold each day at the church
This vacation school Is open to
every ooy and girl who wishes
to come. Sessions 8-12 each morn
ing except Saturday. Good sing
ing, trained teachers. Suner.
visca piay and interesting hand
work. There Is no tuition. Thl
school will continue for just one
uuiD wren, out you are welcome
to start even now.
This Is the frlcndlv. BIhle.1nv.
Ing church of Klamath Falls. We
extend a cordial invitation to
you to attend any and all our
services.
Klamath. Revival Center
1625 Mitchell street at Shasta
Way.: Rev. Warren D, Combs,
pastor. ',,
Saturday 2 p. m. .Junior
church for children of any Sun
day school. A , children's serv
ice all of their own. Ages. 0
through J8. Mrs, J. L, Wonser,
leader, ' '
Sunday 10 a. m. Sunday
school. Mrs, Warren D. Combs,
superintendent. - This Sunday is
missionary Sunday and the
Sunday school offering goes to
our home missionary.
Sunday 11 a. m. Morning
service.
Sunday 7:45 p. m. Evening
evangelistic service. A wel
come to- all of our services.'
Wednesday 7:45 .p. m. Mid
week service.- '
Thursday 7 p. m. Cottage
prayer -meetings. Next week
June 10, they will: be held at
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chandler's,
2751 Dayton street Just behind
Altamont school, and' at Mr,
and Mrs. A. A. Wonser's, 4206
Washburn Way, These prayer
meetings are open to the pub
lic. ' ' ' - "
For needed assistance at any
time, phone 4520, -.
Church of God
515, East Main street, Roy
Glvens, pastor: .
Sunday school, 10 . o clock.
Lloyd T. Knapp, superintend
ent,.'' '''''
Preaching service, 11 o'clock.
Sunday night service, 8
'clock.
Ladles missionary meeting
all day each Friday, Mary E,
Knapp, president.
Klamath Lutheran
Cross and Crescent streets
Li. k. Johnson, pastor. 1175
crescent street.
Junior choir, Sunday at 9:15
a. m
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m,
Bible classes. 9:45 a. m.
Divine worsh(p hour 11 a, m.
cnurcn council - meets Mon.
day, June 7, at 8 p. m. .
Mens brotherhood, June 8.
at B p. m. Hosts will be Pal
mer Solle, Vic Ongman, and
L. K, Johnson.
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday
at r.av p. m.
- Confirmation class, Saturday
at z p. m.
Bible school began June 1,
but will continue for a week
or so longer. All children are
urged to come and teachers are
welcomed to , assist with this
work.
If you are seeking a. church
home In the city, we sincerely
invite you to worship and work
with ,us. . .
,.'
Mi. Lakl Presbyttrlan
Services at 9:45, , Reverend
Hugh T. Mltchclmore, pastor.
Subject, "Take Up Your
Cross." Also a Junior sermon.
Bible school at. 10:45 imme
diately following the worship
service. .
This Is a community church
to' which all are Invited. '
An Iowa woman was robbed
of a petticoat In which was
sewed $22,000. Think of the
war bonds that would have
bought.
Altamont Community
Presbyterian Church
Meeting In the Junior high
school, South Sixth and Sum
mers lane, Rov. Hugh T. Mitch,
clmoro, pastor,
9:45, Bible study In the church
school. A, C. Olson, superin
tendent. All departments are
conducted as In the winter 1
months with very little let down J
In attendance, If you have not
boon present you will bo sur
prised at the largo classes, and
tho very efficient teaching group.
11 o'clock Worship service.
Subject of the pastor: "What
Does It Mean to Take Up One's
Cross and Follow Christ Today."
The nursery Is conducted for the
benefit of mothers (and fathers
also) who may desire to attend
the services. Adult leaders look
after the little ones.
5:30 p. in., Junlor-intermcdlat
Christian Endeavor at the manse.
Mrs. Hugh T. Mltchelmore. su
perintendent Richard Weakley,
leader.
6:30 p, m., Slgma-Pl Young
People's group meets with Mr.
and Mrs. A, C. Olson. Tho pas
tor will start a course In "Chris
tian Endeavor Efficiency."
The daily vacation B lb I f
school will continue through this '
next week. Eleven tachnn mri
helpers are working with large
group with nearly one hundred
enrolled. Any boys or girls up
to and Including Intermediate
age are Invited to enroll ,or th. -'
second week. The school vill
close with a picnic Friday and
demonstration and Children".
Day exercises Sunday, the 13th.
"The Bible is being taught In
this school." 1
Zlon Lutheran
Victor A. Schulzn.
1025 High street: tnlonhnn.
6703.
Divine worship at 11 a. m.
with the colcbratlon of Com
munion. Tho pastor's mossage
will be based on 'The Minv
Rich Blessings Flowing From it
Our Ascended Lord."
The Sunday school meets at
0:45 a. m. with a lesson on
'Science and the Bible" and
featuring fllmslldes setting
forth the basic stories of the
New Testament.
The Fellowship club will
meet on Sunday evening, at
7:30 o'clock at tho home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Zetzman, 2447
Reclamation avenue,
The Lutheran Hour with a
gospel message by Dr. Walter
A. Maler, and featuring musle
by the Lutheran Hour chorus
Concordia Seminary. St.
Louis,- Mo., may be heard at 1
o'clock over the local station
KFJI. .
Klamath Temple
1007 Pine street. :
Daniel B. Anderson, pastor ' ,
Phone 3874
Sunday school"" 9:45 a. m.
Mrs. Robert Mount, superin-
tondant.
Morning worship 11 p. m.
Evangelistic meeting 7:45
m,
Ovorcomcrs meeting 6:30
m.
Wednesday midweek preach-
ng and pralso. Sorvlco 7:45
Radio broadcast over KFJI
on. Saturday at 6:30 p, m.
LIBERTY FOOD
A Liberty ship carries 20 tons
of food to feed her crew of 63
over a period of six months. This
means 34,000 meals to be plan
ned by tho ship's stoward, and'
Include 8500 pounds of moat,
12,800 pounds of vegetables.
6000 poundr of cereals, 6000'
pounds of dairy products, 1500
pounds of fish. The especially
trained chefs have to Juggle 125
Items of galloy gear, including
26 different pans,.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Mrs. A. A. Ward, owner
Wlllard Ward, U. S. Navy,
Manager '
Arthur W. Larsen.
Acting Mgr.
925 High Phona 9334
Nazarene
Young People
present
"What It Means
To Be a
Missionary"
Discussion leader, Jeanne
Dixon. Young People's !.
dent, Vern Spslra.
WHEN Sunday evening, Bi20
WHERE Church, of Nasar
ens, ' corner Garden and
Martin. '
A.l.