Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 26, 1944, Image 6

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COMPLETELV ' VTJ11f.N)T ' ( JWT 1 WTENTJ TO1 TIME, YOuVe LOST J ' TT CUT UP BEFORE T'S'.fty. )l KILL. YOU ALL AT T EH?7am ABM. ' J rW'i. Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray I l ,T , I wtLLU, SLIPPY--1 EHf OH. U f I f HELLO, PETE'.T ftH1.- I WS 1 1 1 SEE YOU'VE I HELLO. 5 I I WHAT'S TH OUST 1 1 BEEN vTSlTlN1 I ANNIE- fl I i 6000 woreb J writing tw duke, too- I s DIDN'T see you IN THE CROWD DOWN TH' STREET MUSTA' been TWO OTHER SLIPPY? TV, MAIL'S WERE1. T. FOR Mg? Lh TTEk FOR AH, I VOU, MR. I KNEW MY vmcico own FITZ-JAMES. ESQ. WOULDN'T s VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL STARTS The Daily Vacation Bible school of Immamtcl Baptist church will start Monday, May z, anct continue until rrldny, June 9. Hours are from 9 a. m. to 12 o'clock noon. All children between the ages of S and IS years are cordially invited to attend. There will be stories, fun and games for all with handicraft included. The church is located at 11th and High streets. Missionary to Talk At Covenant Church Sunday Evening Elizabeth Whewell, a mission ary to Japan, since 1928, and recently carrying on work among internees, will speak at the First Covenant church, 823 Walnut on Sunday evening. Vacation Bible school will open at the First Covenant church Monday, May 29, and children of the community are welcome to enroll in the school which will be continued throughout two weeks. Chinese Have Faith In Eventual Win ' PORTLAND. May 26 (Pi Chinese morale remains high because the people have faith in eventual victory. Bishop Paul Yu-Pin, Catholic prelate from China, said here last night. "We believe the war in Asia will last a year after the collapse of Germany," he said. "If there is no partial demobilization by the allies after the German de feat then one year will be enough to end the war with Japan." Luncheon Honors Stock Show Chief Portland; May 26 P) a luncheon meeting today will honor O. M. Plummcr, manager of the Pacific International Live stock Exposition for more than a third of a century. The luncheon will be sponsor ed by the Portland 4-H club ad visory committee in recognition of his work with youth farm groups. BEREAN ADULT BIBLE : . . CLASS Immanuel Baptist Church 11th and High Sts. Sunday. 9:45 A. M. In Berta "thty searched the scrlpiuras daily, whtthir those things war so." Acts IML . C. E. Logerwall. Instructor Assisted by Mr. Barndt Klamath Church Bin lilkra toss lliitv Vlelor A. Schultt, tutor. flundZy icliool. : m. Choir, Thuri Siy. it P. m. Chlldrn1 oonllrirulllon OUH. $: to U30 a.Jll.1 Ul ptonlo. rim ovt su W.lnui. r-hon. ".'' h Dwnhl. pallor. Sund mIwm. lo m. mmSlni wonhtp. U . m.: Voum poo- fs P. m. Mld-wMk (tllowihip, WU iMdy. ti "V , . CmMllr CfMilUl , OtnUn btwii Ktu Main and Martin. v. Kuaan V. Haynaa, pattor. Churth achool. M . m.l aervlca, 11 a. m.i Comraitaa o I ha Way. p. m., tommun Ity W ... Oardan n(t Marlln. Sunday achool. t.iS a. m.l worahlp. It a. m l dapart manlal maatlna, ; Kvanjrallallo, 7:4 p. m.l mld.waalc prayar. Waouelay. 7:n bm. Paaior, Ucriranrt T. I'tlcriun, Olio arlln, phon 70'a . Aaitmblr af Ov Itav, A. Harold Panlns, pallor. 70 Oak. Sunday ichool, 1110 a. m.l aarmon, 11 a. m.l Youns paopla, 6:30 p. m. Evan plktlo maallnl. 7:10 p. m. Tua'ilar. 7 30 p. m.. prayar maaUnsi Thuraday 7:90 p. m., praachlnj. iMmaaNal Bapllat lllh and lllh. Rav. t. T. ChUum. Kalor. 100 Lincoln. I'liona 9410. C. t. irwll. iliraolur ot miiala. Monday achool, D.-4A a. m. Morning wortlilp. II a. m. Young paopla, 0:30 p. m. Kvanlng rvlca. 7:30 p. m. Mldwaak prayar, Wadnaaday, T w.P', m. Klamalh Taaaala 1 007 pin. Danlal B. Andarann, paator. Sunday achool, a 48 a. m. Morning wor ahlp. XI a. m. Ovaraomara aarvka. :30 p. m Jail maallnga. S p. m. Hadlo pro gram, KDI. Saturday, t X p. m. Evan gallatlo aarvlea 7:4S p. m.l Wadnaiday night, prayar maatliu Fin! Charak at rbrUI gelanllil 10th and Waahlngton. Sunday morning aarvlea. II o'clock. Sunday achwl, 9. 30 a m. Taatlmonlal maallnga Wadnaaday I I p. m. rra Chrlatlan Hclanca raad Ing room tocalad at 10U Main. Hadlo Brogram. KJJI. I to 1 IS p. m. aach londay. a a a rlral Praakytarlaa N. lh and Plna. Supply pailar. Tola phnna 7311. Blhl Kliool. 0 33 a. m.i worahlp. II a. m ; Thraa Chrlallan En daavor group, SOja.m. Mllar-Oay Salata Th Church of Jaaua Chrlal et Laltar Pay Salnla hold Ihalr aarvlcea In tha auditorium o( tha city library. 9lh and Klamath. Sunday achool baglna at 10 o'clock. Bacramant maatlng at p. m. Mutual Tuaaday at 7:30, rallaf aoclaly Tuaaday ills tn. and primary la hald Saturdaya at 3 p. in. In th Community hall on Oardan atraat. E. f. Burniwa. branch pnaldanL phon 1303 or 7U. MaSaa ralal Bapllit Cammanltr Mlaatan Sunday achool. 10 a. m.i worahlp aarr Ica. 11:15 a. m. rirat aIUt N. Ilh at Waahlnglon. Rav. Ctall C. nrown, paator. Maaldanc, Sir Eldorado. Phona 74A0, Bllil aohnol, O ta a. m. Morning worahlp, II o'clock, Hapllal training union. 0:1ft p. m. Kvanlng aar. vlca, 7:30 o'clock. Mld waak prayar, Wadnaaday, 7:30 p. m. ClKilr rahaartal, Wadnaaday, t.30 l. m, a a a rail (loapal Ckapal J. O. Joraanaan, pattor. Local at U.1 N. 4th. Sarvlraa, itunday, ft p. rn. and 7tW p. m. rrldaya, Ji4J p. m. BMtl Rapllal Wlard at Idalla'a eornar. Oaorga W. Whaallay, pallor Worahlp, II a. m. Illhla training achool, 11:43 . m, Evangal latlo aarvlea, 7:4A n .m. Watlnaailav prayr aarvlc, 7:aS p. m. Womanri anil chlldran'a commimlly Itlhl claaaaa, rrlday at s and 4 p in., church parlura. Apaalall Fallk ill N. mi. Sunday achool, S:M a. m Worahlp, II a m. and 7:40 p. m. Wad. naailay And rrlday, p. m.. ragular aorvlcaa. Itarvlraa at Dorrla Sunday a p. m. and Tuaaday at p. in. rlnt Ckarrk al Gad Allamont ami balawar. Rav. O. W. alwtta, paalor. Sunday achool, S:40 a. m. Morning tlavulloua, II oelock. Young paopla'a aarvlc, fl:4S p. m, Praaching, 7:30 p. ni, Prayar aarvlea Wadnaaday, 7:30 jk m.a gl. Paal'a Eplarapal Ckarak Itav. r. c. wiaaanuach, roclor. Corner jalfaraon and aih. Sunday aarvlcaa. Holy communion, 00 a. m. Church achool, P.iKJ a. tn. Klrat Sunday ot ach tnoulh Holy communion at ll:oo a. m. and all olnar Sunday, momlng prayar and sermon at 11:00 a. m. Holy Daya and Salnu Daya, Holy Communion. 10-00 a m. Savanlb-Day AgvaalUI Sabbath achool Saturdaya. 9 tn a. m. at church, nu N. Dlh. Paator Baailay paaka al tha II a. m. aarvlea. prayar maatlng. Wadnaaday. 749 p. m. Ckarak at nag IW7 DlvUlon. Rav. It. M. Blggara. pat tor. Church achool. 10 a. m. Praach Ing aarvlea. II a. m. VLB, g:M p. m., praaching aarvlc. 7:44 p. m. Fraa Malkagltt ua S. aih. Rav. Juna Horning Millar, phona onnl. Sunday achool, lo a. m.; morning aarvlea, II a. m.i availing aarv ka. 7:45 p. m.i young paopla, 7 p m.i aftarnoon aarvlc. I 4ft p. m.. "Happy Hour With tha Blbla." Prayar maatlng Thunday, 7:J0 Pj m. Klamath Bavlval Canlar a3S Ultchall at ShaaU wy. Rav. Warran D. Comb. uulor. Sunday achool, 10 a. m. Morning aarvlea, II a. m. Evangalutlc, 7:30 p. m. Wak night aarvkea. 7 30 p. m. Warfneadav ami rrlday Choir pracllc Thuraday, g p. m. Phon iftap. rtral Chrlallan Pin at tin. Howard Irutchln. mln lator. Blbla achool. t 4S a. m. Blanlay Kan datl, auparlnlandanl. Momlng worahlp. 11 o'clock Kvanlng aarvlcaa. 0 30 o'clock wltk tha Chrlallan Kndaavor maallnga. Evangallallo aarvlea. 7 30 p. m. VsstBBBSkk V I Bl I aTlaV... . I'kllil .All KMllrn'r"!!! ad a apacial .il1 'raiMi attend lha ,; '.' "MU 1,2 haJ ?nmT,vr:h,p.vi'i'if!?1 Klamalh Uu,.,. ' ."VTikV IMV l.ll lla... In at rlral Milhoji.i ' "'"I High. wnrehtp. M i I. Clihba. in Wun, l-J and u. i.i.,ii ""!"" iw! i phona 3oi it.L.l . Ali.3 Mai". SuaJ"1 . Oilv. arw, ..... r- -"" I ud. t.-0 .......... .,, 1intn,nn y.til anti imnM.... . li "o"n. r.vpri tia "fci. loiaa inula t .i, t'ftj 14 frlrti rail! P. n Illhla btoailr A ocaat ovir KNI S,"I aarag Mini Conlciom: Italufd.yf a. daya and tint rrlga iL. . and from 7 30 lo.S 4 jTgt' Ml, Lahl rraibrUllaa Worahlp. a a. m. iauT!!L,l,f a. m thrl.tlan rno.VS y Coma out to any ol Ou' JH S Pllfilm Itallam Rav. w l. MtOlaMon, auto J Wanlland. Siinday ii 'V? N morning aarvlc.. p. tn. Tka SaUalUa Alar rounn am KUmalk. luaou laj to a m Mo,.m awfiHlTl &.pfA.Vk.pB2 i Allamaal PraibtUrtaa Junior hlah atlmol. 1 at, M J maca. Rav lluari T. MluhSS inula achool. 5 u r1rZS a. m junior ChrulUa te4iii"J p m Sifma II aoclaly, txi Z 3 S. aih. Ilia marua. """". "Pastor of Pines" to Be At Presbyterian Sunday The pulpit of the First Pres byterian church will be occu pied next Sunday by Rev. George H. Redden, logging camp missionary ot the church and popularly known as ino fas tor of The Pines" also "The Lumberjack Chaplain." Rev. Redden, upon loaving moooy Bible Institute, entered this un usual work and has followed it steadily for the past 15 years, sponsored by tho unit of Sun day scnooi missions 01 mo i-rca-byterisn Board of National Mis sions. This lumberjack pastors circuit includes nearly two score logging camps, seven saw mill towns and a number of road camps. His parish covers 42,000 snuaro miles, and pine stumps frequently serve as his pulpit. Me is Known Dy aimosi every logger in the northwest woods. In recent years It has been Missionary Rcddcn's additional duty to bring a knowledge of the Bible to many trailer camps also, bv means of Sunday schools and daily vacation Bible schools for children and young sters. And these boys and girls havo been the thin edge ot the wedge that opened the hearts and homes of many adults also. Rev. Redden before entering opera, and at all his services sings a song or two, usually un- HEAR Rev. V. G. Clark at First Church of God 2802 Altamont Drive Each Night Through Sunday 7;30 P. M. . ..- ..4 Mi V i ,i "ti JA MA f.ataaan Rsv. Gsorgs Rsddsa accompanied. He found thnt many men In tho camps who would not take the trouble to hear a sermon did Ilka his songs and asked for their favorites. At his morning service he will sing "Dcnlh el Um Ollvpr and pregch on Uu tJ "wnni uno Man Did." Its evening his topic will bt -c 000 Miles With thiShmhr r, Cslllcmcn tnd to Jacks" and ho will ikT3 feet of colored movlct. Hit! also sing "When They Hla(S Golden Bells for You udld by De Mnrbcllo. "I'm 1 1 grim" by Oliver ind Hli li is on ino sparrow ' by oitni MIGRATIOH OM PORTLAND, Mfty W Sunnleniciilnry gasollna tnd will be lulled mlsnlor; iA workers for their labor aj ffrlmngc. Edmond W, lm district OI'A reprcNautii itolti todny. First Church of Christ, Scientist A kranrh at Tta aWair Oml.IV rlral cbanb al (tthl. HHi B.itaa, km lllk aa4 BaiklarM girrkH ... Sanay Brhasl I II a. .' 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