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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1946)
Catholic Church Counters Europe's Leftward Trend In Four Recent Elections Quartet Will Sing LONDON, Juno U ll') Tho militant liifltiiiiicu of Ihn Cutli otic rlitircli la cimntrrliiK wcntfrn Kurupa'a iumtwur tri'iid to (ho left, and (our iurrtaslvo clue tlnna huvo won Ha aiHmn-nla ptilltlrul plurality In (Ininucrutlc gnvi-rmiii'iita. llt'lKluin, llullutul, Fraiit-n unci Ituly ili'iiKiiiHlriiti'il, In rapid atie coaalon, tho struiiiftli of Catholic Irudcmhlp. In elicit I'lfctliin, C'iilliilir-xjnairi-l purlieu a I no Ird lii recint elwllniia In Ana trla. aotithi'rn Cicriniiiiy und Liixciiibntirii. It In mi ewrel cuinpulmi, on lilt' fv of thn rocvul Krrlich nnil Italian elcctlona, Hops I'tue XII npprali'd (or Ittetora to vnlo "In tho C'liriMliin way." When Catholic ciiiulliliiUia ii'd the tk'kctn. tho Vatican miwe- papiT, lYOaaiTViilore Konntiio, fxpri'Micd Impa that lint n-Kiilts would iirovu "mi rfflcucloua cciuimi'l to othiT counlrlea." In Holland, orcvloualy, Cuth ill purty IciicUtb had di-vlnrod: "For tho ulnhupa' wlidifi are rniniiih." Upiwlng Significant The upwlnu of Catholic par- tie In each country, wcldluu dlvcruimt vlowpolnta Into ro ' lliilmia unity, la rruardi-d ui aluniflcniit by continental lead- rn who oxprcu approhriuilon Of COIIIIIUIIllltlll. In Ui-lulum Feb. 24. tho rlulit wluu Chrtatlan loclalut (Cut ho- He) party capturrd 344 of UUO nrovliiclat council uU and ' " th Presbyterians Slate Speaker The Ituv. John llurrlnuton, chaplain and amlMant prnffanor pi phlloHopliy and rnllKiini at t.ewli und Clark colli'it"- In I'ort land, will upcuk at the Klrt lreiibyterliiii church, (till und I'lno, at the morniiiK wornhlp srrvlco Sunday. Itev, llurrlnittun waa gradu ated with hotiura In phlloiophy from I'rlnceton university. Ilo li an excellent plunlnt and worked Ilia way throuiih tho university by playing In orches tral. Durlntf the aummera ho worked hlf way acroM the At lantic teveral tlmpa by arrvtnif at pianlit on ahlpa' orchcatraa. lie did two yenra of graduate work In philosophy at Prince ton and then decided to enter tho ministry. Following thin work at Union Theological seminary In New York, where ho was president of his class, ht became tho assistant pastor at the rlrsl I'resbyterlan church In Mlnnc aolli. Then ho went to Green- leld, Ohio, as pastor, and waa hero seven yeora before com ing with hla family to Lewis and Clark in February. Mr. Harrington teaches phil osophy, lltble and studies In Christian and world religions. gullied a plurality In the Rvluiun senate, Karller, tliu Catholics had won 1)2 scats In the cham ber of deputies, compared to 70 liv Premier Vun Acker's soclul-lata. llolliind allowed u similar trend. In their first election In six years. Netherlands voters luvo t ho nildilli'-of-the-roiKl Catholic people a party .li oi lot) seats In the house of repre sentatives, while the socialists won 211 and the communists 10, In aubaiipient provincial elec tions, the Catholics gulned 17 of SO senate seats, while the so cialists took 10 and 'ihe com munists four. In France, tho centrist M.Il.P. (Catholics) won Hill assembly seats In tho June 2 elections, a net gain of 10. The communists won 145 seats, a loss of 14, and the socialists seated 119, a loss of 111, It was the second defeat In a mouth of the whole French left wing, and followed rejec tion of a leftist-sponsored con stitution. Italy's election was won by center and right wing candi dates of the Christian demo cratic purty, which ' Italy's election was won by center und right wing candi dates of the Christian demo cratic purty, which polled 7. 8711. 874 votes to guln an easy plurality in the ussembly. The socialists were a poor second with 4,U0fl,S0D, and the com munists third with 4.204.741. Apportionment of the assembly seals will bo announced later. a m, aw..fi -rn ii.. as, ' p ii nt Hmvmrmm The Northwest Naaarene college quartet from Nampa, Idaho, will present e mualcal program at the Church of the Naaarene, Garden and Martin, on Monday evening at S o'clock. The public la Invited. Church Plans Two Services Two special services at the I'euco Memorlul Presbyterlun church Sunday morning, Chil dren's Day will bo observed at 0:45 In the gymnasium of the Altuinont Junior high school, S. bill und Summers lane. Bongs, Bible memory work and a mis sion pluy, all prepared at the daily vacation llible school will be presented. Mrs. J. L. O Dona hue, director of program. At 1 1 o'clock the worship ser vice in room five of tho school will see an Inguthering of pledges for the coining year's work. The pastor, Itev. Hugh T. Mllchelmore, will speak upon the theme, "Stewardship." Spe cial music has been prepared by tho c'.olr. Dully vacation Bible school, sponsored by tho Peace Memor ial Presbyterlun church, closed a 12-day session on Friday with a demonstration at 10 o'clock und picnic at Moore purk. The school enrolled 173 this year with the following Instructors and assistants: A. C. Olson, hv. Hugh T. Mitchelmorc, John Mc Clellun, Mrs. Thelmn Junssen. Mrs. W. S. Metier, Mrs. Edwin Lie, Mrs. A. C. Olson, Mrs. L. L. Parker. Mrs. E. L. Davis. Mrs. It. R. Phelps, Mrs. Clifton John-1 son, Mre. J. L. O'Donahue (mu- aid, Jackie Lund, Dorothy! Peugh, Ituth Peyton, Ruth Pat-1 terson. Mary Lou Butcs, Shir Icy Peugh. Certificates for at tendance and completed work were awarded at the demonstra tion on Friday morning, I Scientists Join Food Campaign The local Christian Science church has Joined hundreds of other Christian Science church- ea throughout the country in a drive to collect food to send to Europe. The local cnurcn naa been sent the names of 13 European Christian Science families from the head church in Boston, and each month a food parcel will be sent to the families. The church la accepting con tributions from church mem bers and anyone Interested in making donations. A box has been set up at the Western Auto supply store, 1038 Main. Any kind of packaged food, puddings, cereals, and all kinds of canned foods will be wel comed. Also, If someone de sires to have a box sent to a family other than those whose names the church has, the church committee will be glad to box the food for shipment. Mrs. Ed Clayton la chairman of the drive, and the committee which packages the food for shipping meets on Monday af ternoons at the church, 10th and Washington. Church Of Christ Announces Sermon The subject of the 11 o'clock morning worship at the Church of Christ, 2203 Wantland. Sun day, will be "Gideon's Immor tal Three Hundred." Al the evening service at 7 p. m., the subject will be: "The (lour is Come." Bible school la being ducted at 10 a. m Sunday, classes for ail ages. The church extends a come to all. Veteran owned Veteran op erated. Merchants Delivery. Phone 7423. con-with wcl- raiDAT. jaaa ti, is4, ran ne Bible Baptist To Hear Howe Rev. and Mrs. Roger W. Howes, of the China Inland mission, and their two daugh ters, Mary Ruth and Flora Nell, will be guests of the Bible Bap tist church this Sunday. The Howes were In Shanghai on the day of Pearl Harbor and remained there as prisoners of the Japanese government for the next two and one-half years. Inasmuch as they were under consular jurisdiction they were not ill treated except for the lack of food. They returned home aboard the USS Sanc tuary in October of last year and have since been recuperat ing In Tucson, Aril, at th home of Mrs. Howes' brother, Judge Fred W. Flckett. Rev. 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