Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 24, 1946, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti i Methodists Plan 10-Day Bible Class Facility memben for the ten day daily vacation church school which opens on Monday, May 27, are being announced by the First Methodist church, 10th and High streets. Mrs. Patricia Hunt will be In charge of the music period for the entire school. A junior-intermediate choir which will be featured in the concluding pro gram of the school is one of the projects for Mrs. Hunt's de partment. The four and five-year-olds un der the direction of Miss Hoag lind will "become better ac quainted with the infinite and eternal elements in an otherwise changing world through a study of The World About Us'," ac cording to the Sunday school superintendent. Teachers in the primary de partment include Mrs. Paul Lee and Mrs. Cy Baker. A unit titled "Outdoors in Palestine" will be used with the six-year-old group, while the seven-year-olds will find their unit called "They Help Along With Me." Mrs. Mark Taylor will direct the study of the Junior girls to ward an appreciation and knowl edge of the forms and methods of worship in a study of the text, "Praise Ye the Lord." The junior boys will find a more complete knowledge of the back ground and founders of the Methodist church, the return for two weeks of work, spent on "The Storv and Work of the Methodist Church." Intermediate boys and girls will explore the Bible and books designed to further appreciation of it; commentaries, dictionaries, atlases, hymnals, and others, un der Mrs. Earl Redman's guidance. Supervised recreation, wor ship and related art projects will also contribute to the effective ness of the program carefully outlined by these workers at a meeting held Thursday evening at the church. Parents are requested to co operate in having their children present at 9 a. m. on Monday, and daily throughout the session, with the exception of Memorial Day when the school will be dis missed for the day. Sessions will end at 11:45 i. m. Topness Talk At Lutheran "Heareri and Doers of the Word" will be the subject of the sermon at Klamath Lutheran church at the morning worship, the Rev. S. M. Topness, pastor. Holy Communion will be cele brated. The monthly Fireside Hour will be held at 5 p. m. In the church parlors. The Brotherhood will be in charge. The meeting will be a reception for the mem bers of the confirmation class and for the new members re ceived last Sunday. Special mu sic will be provided and colored movies taken of the Sunday school and congregation on Eas ter Day will be shown. The fol lowing committee will serve the lunch: Estin Kiger, Cal Raney, John Larson, B. J. Loftsgaard, Ben Leffler. The Ladies Aid meets on Tues day, May 28, at 2 p. m. Program topic: "Christian Motherhood." Mrs. Joseph Russell. Hostesses: Mrs. J. D. Huck, Mrs. Melvin Felland. 4 - 1 Dieting ? lKm Uottgwmf dnad WAY Hungor-Mliifyinf HOLLYWOOD BREAD in your weight-control mtnui holpo mpply notouory nu trient!. Hollywood Brood ! kind to your appetite. NO FATS aro addad. TAITNOW WITH J TUPS- BREAD sakio ron you ixciunvi iv ay FUEHRER'S BAKERY rnctl Santl far JIt a net aalarlt boafclat 'Th Hallywaa! Way ta STAY SLENDER" t KlMnar Day, 10IT, Hall Cal. UY IT afrjV TRY IT. gggfjffi GERMANY X Ha"""' " jfr - Gorman, treoty vat . S'w, FPhm not on agtnda, but . . I r "V If U. S. propowd I BELO.T four power, 2S. . I S JlMEnSEn foordiiarmoiMM POLAND J I A control. Hon met I t7l j cool reception . I BSDC) czecho.Vj FRANCE A",,i';,"l ' Ii9 Four oorto to rot. rKAINl-C f rerun, of Sooth Tyrol I m Trioiylnini. from tjte wrecked by deodlock gt YUGOSLAVIAC'1 ifTj jS? girdpuredo PEL1 't"q J ISJlJJjJiJS 'rrr iltJjklllfTTlSlS Greeli cloinu ogainst I ESl !3TJHtg SBuloori..,dAlboni I TURKEY ' f"1";"'0 h "lyoodoco'M!ll,, More "didn't" than "dids" earn out of th Big Four fortiqn minisUri" Paris parlay to draft pco) treaties for the axis satellites as shown on the map abore. In addition to disagreements indicated, the conferees failed to decide on Italian reparations, disposition of lormor Italian col onies, fate of the Italian fleet and continued occupation of Italy. Former Pastor To Speak Here First Christian church at 9th and Pine streets will have as its speaker next Sunday its former pastor, Arthur Charles Bates. Bates will speak both morning and evening, sermon subjects being "Drink Ye All Of It," and "My Yoke Is Easy." The choir nnthpm will rw "Put nn Thv Strength 6 Zion," directed by Mrs. Helen Moreiand. JJean Stephens will present a vocal solo, "All the Way to Calvary." The public is cordially invited by the Rev. Howard F. Hutchins to attend the inspiring and help ful evening session, starting at 7:45 promptly. A male quartet will sing "I Want My Life to Tell" by E. S. Lorenz. Your fav orite hymn will be sung. The folks of Klamath basin are in vited to enjoy these evening services. St. Paul's To Hear Bishop The Rt. Rev. Noel Porter, bish op of the Diocese of Sacramento, will arrive here this weekend to speak Sunday May 26. at St. Paul's Episcopal church. The bishop's home is in Sacramento and he has been here on previous occasions. Bishop Porter will speak at the 11 a. m. service at which time he will confirm a class of 25 members who will be accept ed into the church in confirma tion rites. Bishop Porter will go to Alturas from here. At 8 a. m. cummunion service at which time there will be corporate communion of the young people followed by break fast in the parish house. The public is invited to attend the morning service where Bishop Porter will speak. Daily newspapers in the United States increased from 909 in 1880 to an all-time peak of 2461 in 1916. but at the start of World War II the number had decreased to 2147. KEN ii i II In i Sunshine Crackers Lb. 1 7c Chili Con Came D.nnli0M. 23c Sauerkraut 81lTM Thr.id I5c Shoestring Beets TrupieW I5c Lynden'i. Egg Noodles and Chicken 29c Raisins Seedleii ... Salmon 8Uytr Bow Kitchen Cleanser GARDEN FRESH Corn on the Cob Tomatoes in cartons Firm for slicing, ct. 27c New, White Potatoes 8 lbs 39e Big Four Accentuate The Negative Young People Meet At Pilgrim Church There will be a young people's convention at the Pilgrim Holi ness church, 2301 Wantland, this Friday at 8 p. m. Members of the youth group from Bend and other Oregon towns are expected to attend. Imogene Canary will preside as she is district leader for the young people. The Rev. Lee Wil liams will be guest speaker. There will be special music and everyone is urged to attend and bring musical instruments. The Rev. Roy E. Morgan and wife, of Salem, will also be here. Mrs. Ola Williams is leader of Worried about DAMP WALLS in your basement? Seal ffie moisture out with BONDEX Bondex keeps the basement dry by sealing up tiny cracks ... actually bonds with the walL At low cost have a cozy room. Easy to apply brush or spray. FOR CONCRETE, STONE, ' CEMENT 01 CINDER BLOCK SURFACES Git your BONDEX Biff Basin Lumber V: Main V Spring SU. B11dr Limber Cm. 3074 So. eth St. J. W. Ceptlaatl Tartfe 9$ Main St.. Klamath FalU Tuiclake. Calif. 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His subject for 3 p. m. when he will deliver a Bible lecture at a mass meeting at the church is,-'Red Hu..ia. Communism, and Modernism. At the evening service which be gins at 8:00 p. m. he will give his life story. "From Prison Burs to Shining Stars." Mr. Paskell has written a book by this title giving the dctnils of his life, inv frisonment, conversion and re en se. The public Is cordially Invited to hear Rev. Paskell Sunday. tfawattttr old-faihioniMl chicktii toup with ttt clear broth and rich hotMsC fla vor? JUfffAo chkkra toup ii nadc iht mom way . . . iron plume bmu . . Oawrra slewty . .rnh try butt at, oa Wry, and kxa of Aulfy tirhitt nc. What a broth, jtoldt and por- kliafl What d lie ion a, rwary cfaicktn morarial Try It, folks. iVtMr fiitfrt V. 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