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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1946)
6 o Methodist To Feature Yule Music A program of Christmas music will be presented by the choir of the First Methodist church on Sunday at 8 p. m. Preceding the choir in the processional will be several young women of the Methodist Youtli Fellow ship who will light the tapers. The story of the Nativity will be told in song through the can tata, "The Story of Bethleviem," bv William R. Spence, and In special numbers. Soloists for the evening will be Paul Deller, Fred Goodwin. Wynn Southwell. Wendell Smith. Mrs. Robert Banister, Catherine Blanas, Con nie Hunt and Gerald Fales. John O'Connor will be featured as viola soloist playing the "An dante" from Concerto in B Mi nor by Handel and the Bach Gounod, "Ave Maria." The Christmas scripture will be read by tie Rev. Victor Phil lips. Patricia Hunt is the church organist and Mrs. Robert Craig, the director. Order of the program is Kie firelude by Mrs. Hunt, the candle ighting, the processional, "Ades te Fideles," O'Connor's viola solo, and the cantata. The can tata program follows: "There Were Shepherds'" t Paul Deller, Fred Goodwin and choir "The Birthday of a King," by Neldlinger ....Wynn Southwell Bass recitative, Wendell B. Smiti "Fear Not!" soprano solo Mrs. Robert Banister 'Cantique de Noel" Catherine Blanas and Connie Hunt "Born is Jesus in Bethlehem," by Bossi Choir "Let Us Now Go" Gerald Fales and choir "Sleep Holy Babe" Mrs. J. T. Riker and choir "He Shall Be Great" Wendell B. Smith and choir Christmas offering Viola solo. "Ava Maria." by . Bach, Gounod .. John O'Connor Christmas Scripture Rev. Phillips "The Magi", Wendell B. Smith and men's chorus "The Three Kings." by Willan ' Choir "Silent Night," by Gruber. Wet zel Choir At the Sunday morning wor ship. Ha. m., the junior choir will occupy the choir seats, sing ing two special numbers under the direction of John O'Connor. The pastor, Rev. Phillips, will apeak on "The Divine Mystery." i The Sunday school Christmas program in which beginners and primary students will take part, will be -held at 9:30 a. m., Sun day. Mrs. W. L. Terwilliger is supervisor. Summer Lake Has Farm Bureau Meet LAKE VIEW, Dec. "lO A farm bureau meeting was held at the Summer Lake grange hall Monday evening and a lo cal bureau organized for the north end of Lake county. Dan Shumaker of Silver Lake was elected president; John Withers, vice president, and Guy Foster, secretary-treasurer. The organ ization was formed to give rep resentation to farmers and ranchers in the north end of the county who were unable to at tend the southern Lake county farm bureau due to the travel distance. The northern Lake county farm bureau unit will TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourseli Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Mala Pres-to-logs and Stove Oil Pick them up any time at Cliff Yaden's Signal Service Station at So. 9th and Washburn Way Across from Tower Thsatra Now Open 24 Hrs. Phone 1681 MOVE BY PADDED VAN To All Points Ocgon Wash. Col. EADS Transfer and Storage Klamath Falls Phone 8271 Mediord 0 Portland Eugene a Vancouver, Wa. To LDS Choir To Givt Cantata Under the direction of Willard Hanson Jr., the choir of the L-1 , I V. Call hranph rvf h Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter Day saints will present uis Christmas cantata, "Come Let Us Adore Him," arranged by Lawrence Keating at 6 p. m. this Sunday, in the chapel at 511 Martin. Solos by Sisters Genevieve Uut.nn,. Rnnn ninalr anrf Jlllie Peterson and Brothers Merlin Bleak and Charles u. spurrier greatly enhance the beauty of U. nm.anlB(tnn Thfi PhllTCh extends to all its sincere wishes for a Merry Christmas ana a Hannv Now Yr. and an invita tion to attend the services. Selby .Will , Sing Solo A Christmas program of real enjoyment is promised at the First Christian church. At the morning worship, Sunday, '"O Holy Night" wia De sung Dy Bud Selbv. T?i choir anthem will be, "Lord, We Adore Thee." "Bethlehem's Treasures," will be the theme of the pastor's mes sage. An evening ot L-nrisimas mu sic will be given by the choir, which will sing the cantata, "Come Let Us Adore Him." In addition, the younger members of tie Bible school will present various numbers in song, play lets and recitations, starting with the nursery through tie junior department. uaroiers from the local group will assist in the community caroling, and will go out early Christmas morning, visiting a number of shut-ins. The Young Mothers' club is assisting in ben evolent work during Monday and Tuesday of next week. We extend a most cordial invitation to all of this community to en joy these special services with us. "Child Wonderful" Sermon Topic ' A special message for the ad vent season, 'The Child Won derful," will be given by Evan gelist Gus Winter, at the Church of Christ, 2205 Wantland, at 11 a. m., Sunday. Bible school meets at 10 a. m., with classes for every age. Evening worship is at 7:30 p. m., Sunday, with the sermon, "Christians, Branches of the True Vine." Evangelist Winter extends the season's greetings and a most cordial invitation to all. ? meet the first Wednesday of each month. DERBY'S MUSIC CO. 120 N. 7th Free Gold Lettering Service on Leather Goods lis CMMnat Co. Bur Cbrlilnaf SmIiI Cfi itzc Famine Relief Drive Slated Famine conditions in Europe are again being brought to the attention of the congregation of the Klamath Falls Seventh Day Adventist church. All the churches of that denomination in the country are cooperating to raise half a million dollars in a single day, Saturday, De cember 21. for a famine relief oferinf. Pastor P. C. Alder son of Klamath Falls announced this week. A cablegram from W. E. Nel son of Washington, D. C, who is visiting churches in Europe, urges American churches to come to the aid of people in Europe. Figures to be given ' to churches Saturday show that the Adventist relief organiza tion has shipped over a million dollars in food to Austria, Hun gary, Czechoslovakia and Ger many in recent months where they have been effectively dis tributed, and many letters of appreciation have been re ceived. Of the 800 tons of cloth ing shipped, 29 barrels have been sent by the Klamath Falls Dorcas society. Christmas To Be Sermon Theme Christmas and the birth of the Christ child will be the theme of all services on Sunday at the First Covenant church, 823 Walnut. The Sunday school which meets at 10 a. m. will study the Christmas story and at the 11 a. m. worship service the pastor will take as his topic, "Keeping Christmas, but Reject ing Christ." The choir will ren der a special number entitled "Sing Alleluia." The Gospel Fel lowship service will be held as usual at 7:45 p. m. The traditional Julotta, or early Christmas day service, will be held at 6 a. m. on Christmas morning. The Sunday school will present its program on Sunday, CHRISTMAS TOY SALE "Mo. 400 Bulldo" Sst. The metal tor for boys Build your own tors and machinery. Was $3.60. Now $1.41 "No. $00 Buildo" Set Same as above but with aa electric motor kit Was $5.90. Now S3.7S "Smitty" Toy Truck. Heavy rubber tires, strong metal frame. Ice, Lumber, Milk, Grocery. Soft Drink, and six-wheel Moving Van. Were to $7.70. Now $3.91 to $.tl "Rocky Mountain Express." An exciting action pull toy Was $2.19. Now" 7ie Tubular Metal Chairs. Red leatherette uphols tery. Straight and spring rockers .. Was $9.45. Now $1.11 Girl's Vanity with Mirror and Bench. Finished ia ivory and blue Was S13.S0. New $9.1$ "Woodette Circus." Assemble the animals and paint .'. Was $1.99. Now ttc "Magna Vue" Projector. Projects any picture or writing ia color la the positive Was $5.00. Now 93.41 Trucks. Semi-trailer vans and side-dumps. Was Sic. Now Its Miniature Timbers. Build houses, forts. etc. Was $2.25. Now $1.59 Junior Doctor Kit - Was $1.99. Now $1.39 '"Atom Ray Gua." 50-shot water pistol Was $3.00. Now $1.91 Overstaffed Doll House Furniture. Living room set Was $2.20. Now $1.(0 Many other attractive On Our 25c Table: Blssy Blocks Horseshoe Harry Walking Duek Fitted Pencil Case Wooden Trains Wooden Action Toys. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21st ell Farm Equipment- 7 Se. Sink sc O Gifts of Leather Billfolds, Fitted Cases, Luggage O HICKOK Belts, Suspenders, Jewelry O KING'S MEN Toiletries O HANDKERCHIEFS O TIES Arrow, Manhattan, Hollyvogue O SOCKS Interwoven, Holeproof, Phoenix Undecided? Baptist Choirs Give Program The two choirs of the Itvtman uel Baptist church will present a unique program Tuesday, Christmas Eve, at 12 midnight. The play is pantomime, during which the choir will sing Christ mas songs to the reading of the Christmas story. The-Sunday morning service will feature Christmas music, and the pastor will bring the Christmas message. The Sunday school will present its program on Sunday evening at 7 p. m. Mrs. Edbert Zcll is in charge of the program. The Immanuel Melody Hour Is heard over station KFLW at 9:30 p. m. Sunday. A special Christmas radio program will be heard over the same station, Wednesday, Christmas Day, at 1:15 p. m. Sunday School Program Held The Klamath temple Sunday school program will be present ed on Friday night at the church. The presentation will begin promptly at 8 p. m. ' There will be special numbers, including songs, dialogues, reci tations and tableaux, with all departments participating. A box of candy will be given to all boys and girls present. A cordial invitation is extend ed to all. December 29, at 7:30 p. m. The church welcomes all to worship during this joyous season. PRINSE'S DRIVE-IN Tower Theatre Bldg. NOW OPEN Sat.. Sun. 11:30 a. m.-t a.a Week Dyi t p.m. to 12 mldnita Items drastically reduced. -Klamath Falls, Oregaa 3 Shopping Day ' Until Xmet VaV 'wtajaHtr rf ectt q TopnessTo Give Sermon Klamath Lutheran church' ex tends to all, best wishes for a happy Christmas. The ."Pre- Christmas" worship will be held on Sunday, December 22, at 11 a. m. Pastor S. M.iTopness has chosen aa hit thorn", "The Right Approach to Christmas." - Tho senior choir, O. K. Wai-cup. di rector, will sing, "And There Were Shepherds." by Wilson. Mrs. B. Loftsgaard, Jean Oaten dorf and Mel Erlckson will be soloists. On Sunday at 4 p. m, the Sun day school Christmas program will be liven. Songs and recita tions by the junior department and a Christmas pageant by the senior department. Gifts and treats for the children. The Fireside Hour will bo held at 5:30 p. m.. sponsored by I lie Brotherhood. On the serving committee will be Wesley M. Sharpies, John Markert, Laur ence Derrah, Ed Isensee and Jo seph Russell. On December 24th, Christmas Eve, at 11 p. m. a candlelightlng and carol service will bo held. Anthems will be given by the senior choir and the male chor us. The sermon will be "The Song of the Ages." On Christmas Day, December 25, at 11 a. m. the Festival Wor ship will be held. Tho sermon is "God's Christmas Gift to Man." The anthem, "Today There Is Ringing" by Christinson will be offered by the senior ' choir. There will be a vocal solo by Mcl Erlckson. Klamath Lutheran church ex tends a cordial invitation to at tend any or all ot its Christmas services. Presbyterian Yule Service Christmas services of Peace Memorial Presbyterian church on Sunday, will be held In the new music room ot the Alta mont Junior high school, S. 6th and Summers lane, beginning with the Sunday school program at 9:45 . m. At thai time, in addition to exercises by the lower grado departments, there will be a playlet, "The Great Guo.it Comes, by the inter mediate department with Mrs L. L. Parker, directing. At 1 1 a. m. the Christmas wor ship service will include an anthem by the choir, "The An them of the Sky" by Norman: a vocal solo by Joan Abner, "The Birthday qf King" by Nold lingcr and a violin solo by Marl lee Crawford, "Silent Night" by Gruber. The pastor, Rev.; Hugh GIVE A GIFT HE CAN WEAR MUFFLERS From 1.50 Whits or colored , . , plain or patterned. See eur laige selection. REAL SILK FOR CHRISTMAS 4VJ Jf7 fat ' -vM' I Xtn l ..,:' tviv. ",;') W . If T ' ' 'J' : (A&.l.-i CV "i1 Real silk slips, in pastel shades ... You could not buy them for years. 12.95 Slips tailored or lace-trimmed in Burmil crepe or ray on satin. 2.98 to 8.95 asaAi.e miws. ! r.iii. Or. T. Mltchelmore, will deliver Christmas message. CHIUSTMAS RUSK PORTLAND, Dec. 20 (A1) The Christmas travel rush was on today. Airlines said all planes were carrying capacity loads of passengers and cargo. Cut glass Is pressed not cut into shape. Flows on evenly. Drtei fait. SUnds up under constant cuff ing and scrubbing. Make floor cleaning easier. For wood, linoleum j and concrete floor. l.Wqt. General Paint Store 91$ Msln It Real silk gowns .' . . In pastel shades;. . . She will love them.-; 19.95 Gowns in Burmil crepe or rayon satin, in all pastel shades. ' 5.95 to 14.95 raioAV, . . mi, fm eitat It took S. N. Hehrman 11 years to sell his first play, "The Soconf Man." umaorooiiT roor srsoiALHi Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin rM t.rstrr OdkMtSlM McATEE CLINIC at a. itk st. Phone 3929 6 w I HI 6h and Main
