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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1946)
KKM.D NKW81 KUmalk 'H, Or. rHlllAV, April IS. !!. UlM the resurrection and the life; lie that "I "Why seeh ye the living among the JeaJ? He is not here hut is risen. " st-JO,1N J1: am helieveth in me, though he were JeaJ, yet shall he live. ST. LUKE 24: 5,8. 14 t . : l-Outdoor Easter iServices Set Members ot the Christian En- deavor union are conducting a special Easter Sunrise service on the "hogsback" hill above the "K" at 8:45 a. in. Sunday, f There will be no cross on the 5 hill this year due to the difficulty of getting material ana laoor iu 1 erect one. The public is urged to attend this service which is I open to everyone. The program will start prompt- i. ejs n m ...it), turn hvmrw "Christ Arose" and "Fairest Lord Jesus." Phillip Hitchcock, elder (In the First Presbyterian church, will give the invocation. Special music will be followed I by the Scripture reading by Dor- othea Whiteline, president of the ! Christian Endeavor union. After i the congregation sings the hymn "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" , the Rev. Daniel B. Anderson, S pastor of Klamath temple, will I give the address. Benediction will be given by I the Rev. Charles J. Sundstrom, i castor of Immanuel Baptist. Shir- J ley Robinson of First Presbyte- f nan will be pianist for tne easier hillside service. The barometer and the ther- mometer were developed,, in the 17th century. tL -h! net , ij ivfSSfr'. f il v h 'iv v I ':J r ' '5"vl -Pr-f Hear Sacred Hymns At First Baptist The choir of the First Baptist church, consisting of twenty five voices, will present the Easter cantata, "Our Living Lord" Sunday, April 21 at 7:30 p. m. The text was written by Edith Sanford Tillotson and the music was arranged by Ira B. Wilson. The cantata presents the Biblical story of the events in the life of Christ from the triumphant entry to His resurrection and as cension. The Easter music is under the direction of H. G. Shirey. The public is urged to come early. The church is located at N. 8th and Washington.' Sunday at 11:00 a. m. the pastor will deliver the Easter ser mon, "Xe snail Lave Also. rne Holy City," by Stephen Adams will be rendered by the choir with H. G. Shirey as soloist. Program j The program for the Easter ; cantata at 7:30 p. m. is as fol : lows: : "Hail, Day of Victory," (Soprano uongaio, tsass solo and Choir) ; "The Entry . Into Jerusalem," (Men's Chorus, Women's Chor-, us and Choir.) ... "The Last Supper," (Tenor Solo) ' Sheldon Russell ; "The Crucifixion," Choir i ; "The Burial," (Contralto and ; Tenor Duet and Choir,) Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ehoads. "Night Within the Garden," ! (Contralto Solo,) Patsy Ham brick. "The Opened Tomb," (Women's Chorus, Men's Chorus and Choir). i "The Angel's Song," (Two-part Women's Chorus.) "The Woman at the Sepulcher," Choir "Now Is Christ Risen," Choir "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth," (Soprano Solo), Mrs. H. B. Van Hoosen. : "Our Lord Victorious," .... Choir ; "The King of Glory," Choir Benediction. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (MORMONS) EASTER SERVICES Sunday 11 a. m. In the new church Corner Home and Mari.n Featu ring the M.I. A. Chorus in Ressurection Morning A Sacred Cantata by B. Cecil Gates Easter Address by German E. Ellsworth The Public ii Welcome and Cordially Invited One Service Only No Evening Meeting Sunrise Services BEATTY, April 19 The Sun rise services for the Klamath and Modoc Indians and friends will take place at the Boatty church. At 7 a. in., breakfast will be served, followed by a program which will include solos by members of the tribe, string ensemble, and numbers by the local choir. Rev. Harley A. Zeller, assisted by Mrs. Zcller will deliver the sermon. The services, a tradition which has taken place among the Klamaths for many years, was not held last year because of the war and members in the service. In the evening the Easter serv ice will take place at the Wil liamson River church at 8 p. m. An invitation to attend these two services is extended by Rev. Zel ler and the Klamatlis. "Easter Hope" Topic "Our Easter Hope" will be the topic of Victor A. Schulze, pastor of Zion Lutheran church, 1025 High, at the morning Easter wor ship service. Communion will be celebrated in connection with this service. Special music for the occasion will be offered by the Zion choir. The Sunday school with classes for all ages of children and a Bible class for adults meets at 9:45 a. m. The coast guard maintains the world s largest lireboat fleet. SPEAKER X - . if ( rtf A" J- "V H. S. HESTER Geologists believe U. S. coal reserves represent a 3000 year supply. K.BMWaHMMWrv.mM 'SSkS'isis.S.SMMMMMMMM SSm Jl I Ullll pmn(MSMiMMBaMiMMMH WIWH Holy Week Services Held St. Paul's Episcopal church, the Rev. Frederick C. Wissen bach, pastor, will continue Holy Week services with a 3 p. m. Saturday service and administra tion of holy baptism in the church. The services on Easter Sunday will be two celebrations of the sung Holy communion; the first service at 8 a. m. and the second at 11 a. m. The children's Easter service will be held at 10 o'clock and the children are asked to bring their mite boxes to this service. Easter Monday being the sec ond day of Easter observance, there will be a service of the holy communion at 10 a. m. Chimes Will Ring Rev. Victor Phillips, pastor of First Methodist church, an nounced today that the new Eagle Memorial tower chimes will ring forth the Easter mes sage at 10:45 a. m. Sunday. Mrs. John O'Connor will play the chimes. Calvary Commandery. Knights Templar, of Klamath Falls will attend services in a body at this church, Sunday at 11 a. m. K. Lutherans Extend Wishes Klamath Lutheran church ex tends to all, best wishes for a happy Easter and a cordial in vitation to share its Easter wor ship. The call to worship will -be sounded from the church tower at 9:30 a. m. when a trumpet trio with Gaynor Huck, Bert Buf fington and Bennie Shepherd, members of the seventh grade Sunday school class, will play Christian hymns. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m. and all pupils and teachers are urged to be on time so that records may be completed before 10 o'clock. Each child attending Sunday school will receive an Easter souvenir. Junior worship will be held in the church auditorium at 10 a.m. Junior choir will sing and junior ushers will be in charge of the offering which will be given to Lutheran World Action. Mrs. F. E. Wilkes will be at the organ for this service. The Rev. S. M. Topness will preach on the sub ject, "The First Easter Day." Besides the members of the Sunday school parents and others who may wish to attend are heartily welcome. The Easter Festival worship will be held at 11 a. m. with the pastor using as his subject, "Again, Is Christ Risen?" Mrs. A. H. Denison, church organist, will be at the organ console. The senior choir, O. K. Warcup, di rector, will sing "O Morn Of Beauty," by Sibelius, and "In Joseph's Lovely Garden," by Dickinson. Mel Erickson, tenor, will sing "Open the Gates of the Temple," by Knapp. The Easter offering will be given to the building fund. Easter Play Peace Memorial Presbyterian church meeting in the Altamont junior high scnool building, 6th and Summers lane. Easter serv ices at the 9:45 Sunday school hour will include an Easter play by the high school department, A. C. Olson, superintendent. Special music by the school and Sunday school orchestra, di rected by Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchel more. This service will be held in the school gymnasium'. The regular worship, 1 1 o'clock serv ice will include three anthems by the high school and adult choir. There will be reception of members into the church, both by letter from other communions and from the pastor's communi cant class. The Sacrament of Baptism will also be adminis tered, and the pastor, Rev. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, will give a short Easter message. Wood for matches Is sawed In to planks two inches thick, sea soned for two years, and then sawed into match blocks. I U f tr m IT hi KM t S, fill f V- Af, U T "Is if ' ' ' ' ' I s i- Ml : II if IOMIKmhiwiiiMII Interior of St. Paul's Episcopal church (top)i Rev. David F. Burnett Jr., pastor of First Presbyterian (left)i Community Con aegational junior choir (middle), Rev. Howard F. Hutchins, pas tor of First Christian (right); Sacred Heart' Catholic church (be low)) First Methodist church (bottom). (,BtHIIPIWW i I 1 IA yZC m 'l i . , -.1 ,i w .. . . t yjoL j.i - i . 1.1, Hit- f ' 7 St 4 A TkV Children Aid Easter Program Euster'Day lit Community Con gregational church begins with the Sunrise service lit 11 a. m. conducted by Comrade of tho Wnv. Participating are: Mary Griffiths, Mury Stone, Betty Monk, Solon Stone, John Stone, Jack Lust, Dwighl Weuthesbee, Lou Ann Chuse, Lois Larson, Floyd Gllbrlth and tho Rev. Godfrey Matthews. Mrs. Marie Cusjens will accompany the sing ers. Following this service break fust will be served hi the Com munity hull from 7:15 to U a. in. At 9:30 a ml 11 a. m. there will be the Easter Festival services In the first which the children's choir will unite with the senior choir. The solo, "Be Ye Com forted" will be sung by Mrs. Marie Cusjens, and the senior choir will sing the ancient French carol "O Filll et Flllue," under the direction of Mrs. 11. W. Moore. Rev. Godfrey Matthews will preach the sermon "Chrlstus Victor." Parents and guardians of Sun day school children are urged to attend the 9:30 service. A most cordial welcome Is extended to visitors and strangers to the city. The children's choir of 24 voices Is under direction of Mr. Easter Service's In New Church German E. Ellsworth, presi dent of the northern California mission of the Church of Latter Day Saints, will deliver an Easter address at 11 a. m. Stinduy, start ing services in the new church. Home and Martin, which will he continued each following Sun day. Mr. Ellsworth Is from San Francisco. "Resurrection Morning" will be the subject used and the LDS chorus of 24 voices will sing an Easter cantata by the same name, Lawrence Worthy directs the choir. E. E. Burrows, president of the Klamath Falls church, an nounces services will be held In the new church from this dute every Sunday at 10:30 a. m.; 6 p. m.; Tuesday, Mutual Improve ment society for all youngsters over 12 years old at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at 2 p. m., Women's Re lief society. K. F. Council Meets Klamath Falls Council ot Church Women will meet Mon day, April 22, in St. Paul's Epis copal church parish hall at 2 p.m. with Hazel Morrison, president, in charge. Devotional services will be conducted by Mrs. Louis Benson and Mrs. A. B. Hood will preside at the piano. A program of special vocal and Instrumental music will be given by Mrs. Marie Wright Casjcns, Miss Mary Griffiths and Charles Shinn, Klamath high school students who won first place in the re cent contest held in Ashland, Churchwomcn of the city arc urged to remember the clothing drive and bring their donations in to the First Christian church, Pine street entrance, each Friday from 1 to 3 p. m. First Christian Church The theme of the choir an them, "Rise, Glorious Conquer or, Rise," will be the theme of all services of First Christian church on Resurrection Lord's Day. The sermon message, "The Resurrection, Keystone of Chris tianity," will be delivered by the pastor. In addition to the an them a vocal duet, "How Culm, How Peaceful Is Tho Night." will be presented by Patricia Hunt and Phyllis Hutchins. Ath ena Lampropulos will play "The Holy City," a violin solo. Bible school goal has been sot for 404 by Alvin Bailey, super intendent. Evening services will feature the choir In two num bers, "Hosannn To The King," by Lowe and "Christ, The Lord Is Risen," by Loren.. A beautiful baptismal service will conclude the worship of the Resurrection Day. ' We Invite the many to attend these ses sions o beauty and attractive ness. In the early dnys of Pennsyl vania, beaver pelts were used for money. It. B. Elliott. Mrs. Maiiti Casjens, uccoiiipunist. The group meets regularly for rehearsals at 4:15 p. in. I'uch Wednesday. They lake full part in the church serv ices the first Sunday of euch mouth. Children in the choir are Kay Augstead, Karen Urolller, llar burn Lou Bryan, Ann Cnldcr, Donald I'liy. Janet Ford, Nuncy Klllott, Donald Gray, Gull Gray, Rhonda Liunbln, Wlllard K. Lilly, Bill Matthews, Roberta Mat thews Knyunmt 1'Iuhs, Betty, Cluru and Imogene Shaw, Bar bara Stivers, Sally Searcy, Jerry Litinbo, Jean Feoco. At U u. in. Sunday, Comrades of the Wuy, tho high school group of the church, meets for devo tions and discussion, Floyd Gll brlth will leud the discussion Easter Sunday, Services At Merrill Merrill Presbyterian Com munity church will observe Easier with a service at 1 1 a. m., conducted by the Rev. Alexan der Hood of Portland. Speclul music and Easter an thems will be furnished by the choir of the church. A cordial iuvltutiou Is extended to resi dents of Merrill and outlying farms to Join in this service Sun day, Alfalfa Is one of the oldest and most valuable forage plants. Methodists Offer Musical Program Special Easter services will be held at the First Methodist church, 10th and High on Sunday, The Rev. Victor Phillips, minister, will preach nt the 11:00 service on the subject, "Tho Easter Light." The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Robert 1. Craig, will sing the anthem, "Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones," arranged by Hulsanson. Mrs. John A. O'Connor at the organ will play "Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring." "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord," spiritual. Other musical number of the Easter season will be featured. The Sunday school will present in Easter program at 9:30 a. m., and the Youth Fellowship GUEST SPEAKER The Rev. Gott fried Stone of Los Angeles will be guest speaker ut the First Cov Minnt church on Easter Sunduy. J He will also con duct post-Easter meetings Tues day through! Friday at the church at 823 Walnut avenue. Na zarenes Evangelist H. S. Hester, who has been conducting a scries of Holy Week services nightly at the Church of the Nazarcne, Gar den and Martin streets, will speak at Easter day meetings at 11 and 7:30 Sunday. The jun ior choir will sing "He Lives," and Philip Schwab will give the musical reading, "The Other Malefactor." The Sunduy school, under the superinlcndency of Verne Spelrs, will observe Rally Day at 9:45 a. m. The Junior department will be heard in appropriate Easter exercises. At the morning service at 11, there will be the dedication of children and reception of mem bers Into the church. The "Showers of Blessing" half-hour program will be broad cast over radio station KFLW at 8 a. m, Sunday as usunl. Two Services Easter Sunday, April 21, the First Presbyterian church will hold two. services of worship In celebration of tho Resurrection of Christ from tho grave and His victory over death. . These services will be held at 9 a. m. and 11 a, m., and will bo Identical in content, The 11 o'clock service will be brondcast over station KFLW. Beginning, primary and junior departments will hold church school at the regular hour of 9:45 a. m. Members of the congregation are urged to attend the early service on Easter, Music will be furnished by the choir, directed by John Best, church organist, who will accompany. Weeds rob plants of water, food, space and light. Baptist Program Departments of (he Sunduj school of immanuel Haptl.il church will present un Kustei program during tho Hiindaj school hour. For the worship hour ut 11 ii. in., the choir will slug three Faster numbers mid the pastor will speak mi "Th( Empty Tiiinh," A very Interest, ing program will be presented ut the evening service by tin graduating Confirmation class They will take the entire serv ice, telling ill detail the life ol Christ, from his birth to the re iirrection and the teachings ol the church. The young people of the church will serve a break fast at the church at H.'.iU a. m., following the Sunrise service on the hill. The Rev. Charles Sundstrom, pastor, will give the benediction ut tho outdoor service at 0:45 a. m. Special Masses Sacred Heart Catholic church will hold special Easter services lit II u. in., 7 a, m,, 8 u. in., and Solemn High Mass at 11 a. in., In the church on N. Hth, Three choirs will sing at tin 8, U:3U and 11 u, m. luiuuci. will meet at U:3U p. An Easter cimtalu, "The Cruci fixion," by Sir John Stabler, will be presented by the choir, Mrs. Craig directing, and Mrs, O'Con nor, orgunlst. In the evening ot 8 p. m. Program for cantata, "T h Crucifixion" (Stulnei). Prelude "Arioso" ... Bach Mrs. John A. O'Connor Invocation Rev. Viclor Phillips (1) "And they came to a place named Gethsemiine," Tenor solo, Fred Goodwin (2) The Agony. Bass solo, Wendell B. Smith Chorus Choir Tenor solo, Bruce Binkley Soprano solo Mrs. E. J. Sclmeebcck (3) Processional to Calvary. Chorus Choir Soprano solo, Dorothy Howry (4) "And Moses Lifted Up the Serpent." Male Chorus (5) "God So Loved tho World." Chorus Choir (fl) "Jesus said, 'Father Forgive Them'." Male Chorus (7) "So Thou That Liftest Thy Divine Petition." Tenor and Bass Duet Fred Goodwin, Wendell U. Smith (8) "When Jesus Therefore Saw His Mother." Mule Chorus (9) "Is It Nothing to You?" Bass solo, Wendell B, Smith (10) "The Appeal of the Cruci fied." Chorus Choir Viola solo, John A. 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