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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1947)
Children's Choir To Sing Hymn The second ol the Lenten ser mon scrie. entitled "The Fact o Christ." will be preached at the Community Congregational church, Garden near Martin, on Sunday morning at 11. i"e Children', choir participates in this service and will sing the hymn-anthem, "The We May Bring Their Leaning, under the direction of Mrs. R. B. El- ""Comrades of the Way." the high school age group, will . meet it 7 p. m.. under the guidance of their counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shepard. " At 8 p. m.. Lenten vespers will be conducted by the minis ter the Rev. Godfrey Matthews '..who will deliver "short address ' of instruction on "The Church On Sunday, February 9. the annual oyster dinner will be served in the community hall from noon through 4 o clock. Mrs. Mildred Lust is general chairman. Barnett Gives Lent Sermons , During the Lenten season the Hcv. David F. Barnett Jr. of the Presbyterian church will deliver a series of six sermons, using a theme from Bunyan s "The Pil grim's Progress." The first of these to bo given this Sunday is he aninera ok under tne airecuuu u . Mclntyre Is "i-rayer m .rwegian Children" by A soprano ooiismu by Marian Mclntyre. nooiAp'fl rnmmunicants 'ill continue at 9:45 a.m. se,iinn nf "Living br Today," under the lead of Rev. Barnett. Regular . .flhnnl laM lire also for children and adults at hour. . ., tha mMfinff nf the vounE i... ........ r. o( Bin m Steve Mosher will talk on "The Youth Budget." The worship service will be followed by a discussion group and refreshments. Book Of Acts Talks To Continue Rev. Keith P. Fields, pastor of the Bible Baptist church, will ' continue an exposition study of ' the book of Acts. The Sunday , morning service will be "They Preached the Gospel." The 14th ,. chapter of Acts will be the scrip ture text. fit, aiunlntf wnnM vrill fpA- i ture a musical program present- si), by the ladies' chorus. The r ,, puouc is invitea. , : Evangelistic ' Service Slated A special Evangelistic service will be held at the Jesus Name Calvary tabernacle, 1442 Ore gon, Sunday at 7:43 p. m. Evangelist Wilbur Crumpack er of Montana will be the guest speaker. The public is cordially invited to attend. " - ' Sunday school is at 10 o' clock, divine worship and service at 11 a. m. Baptismal service conducted in "Jesus Name" at 3 p. m. Weeklv prayer meeting at . 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. Pastor Ray Blixseth. SHOP AT FOR Tots' Apparel Layettes Shower Gifts Infants' Wear 1-3 Children's Wear Ages 2 to : Phone 5497 619 Main Klamath Falls, Ore. "Your Haalth Is Our Bosinasi" BUCKH0RN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Mintrol and Mud Baths irttteiliiitfH IktiMtllim Artbrllli Ncarltfi ni Ntrrvaintu, Cirbon Dloxid Vapor Bathi rt taritftied aaJ r commended fr Astbtnt Eenmt Celts llnnt Bronchitis r- Hlfb Lav Blo Praunra. Bsekbara Mtaaral ftp Hun ara la cited 11 mll loath f AihlamA, Ora.. an Btnlirant Craak. X-ltay ani riaeraaeeala xanlu Uaaa. Oomplaia, rhnla-Tharapy Cllnla, Doctor ant Noraa ara la attanaV anoa. f , Btaionabla Bataa AocartUag troatmanta raqnlrtd. Completer tarnished tlaoping aai hontehaoplat cablna with all modern facUltlaa. For rcforvatlana ar iatallal Infar anotloa. addrau Bookhera Mta aral Sprints SaalUrlom, ftt. I, Aahiaai, Ora at pboaa taaj DU Dr. Harmaja Waxlar. Diractar 3 " CHURCH NEWS "Lost Words Of Christ" Sermons To Continue At Klamath Lutheran church, Cross and Crescent, the Rev. S. M. Topness, pastor, will de liver the second in a series of Lenten addresses on the seven last words of Christ from the cross, the subject being, "The Answer to a Robber's Prayer.". Special music will include the anthem, "O Sacred Head Now Wounded" by Christiansen, by the senior choir, and a duct, "Verily I Say Unto Thee" by Church To Show Film The religious sound film, "The Kindled Flame," will be shown Sunday in the auditorium of the Zion Lutheran church. 1025 High. The first showing will begin at 3 p. m. and tne second at 7 p. m. . - The film tells the story of the persecutions of a band of Christians in the year 304 A. D. depicting the effect of that band and its devotion to Christ upon the Roman officials. The First Christian church, 9th and Pine, is also participat ing in this visual urogram and will have a showing of "The Kindled Flame. Monday, March 3. at 8:15 p. m. . There is no admission charge and the pub lic is invited. The regular morning worshiD service of the Zion Lutheran church will be held at 11 a. m. Holy communion will be cele brated in this service. The Sunday school and Bible class meet at the regular time, 9:45 a. m. Hutchins To Give Sixth In Series The sixth in a series of ser mons by Howard F. Hutchins, pastor of the Christian church, will be given Sundav moraine. The sermon message will be. would unrist Recognize His Church Today?" The choir will sing, "Steal Away Home," under the direction of John O'Connor. Bible school is above the 300 mark with classes for all ages and groups. Youth fellowship in Christian Endeavor will meet at 6:30 p. m. promptly. The evening message will be. "So They Were Mad," the fourth of a series on the prophets of the .Old Testa ment. Mid-week Bible study and prayer meeting on Wednesday will be at 7:30 p. m. Christian Church Burns To Ground FOREST GROVE, Feb. 28 m The Christian church here, built in 4891, went up jn flameryes terday. Only some furniture and the books of Pastor J. D. Harden were saved. The loss was partly covered by insurance. The congregation was offered use of Pacific university or the high school here. Althnlush nraiffklnn n-i ....... ----" " ft.'"1 'Pi icuijr lulls, whales are nhla in fhrnw (hnm selves clear out of the water. Davis and Dafgalish Lawnmowers Foldcraft and Hughes Boats Outboards Powsr and Hand Lawnmowers Sharpened and Repaired - Titan Timber Saws 1945 S. 6th Phone 4366 FOR One story BRICK BUSINESS BUILDING in downtown Klamath Falls . . . paying over $13,000 a year. A sound investment ... a real bargain! Call owner's repre sentative, Harvey Andrus, phone 5394, or write, 2300 Union Ave., Klamath Falls, Ore. We Are Pleased To Announce a Shipment of S. T. JOHNSON and HART OIL BURNERS Available for immediate installation, with auto matic controls to assure complete satisfaction for your heating problem. (FHA Monthly Payment Loons make it easy , to install now). FRED H HEILBRONNFR 821 Spring St. Telephone 4153 "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service Since 1919 Dubois, by Mel Erickson and El-ling Mellby. During the Sunday school ses sion, which begins at 9:45 a. m., the sound film, "The Kimiled Flame," will be shown as atudy in church history. The Brotherhood will sponsor the Fireside Hour at 5 p. m. The program will include "The Kindled Flame," and a number of shorter films. Lunch and fel lowship will follow the pictures. All arc invited. An adult membership class will be organized in the pastor's study at the church on Tuesday, March 4, 7:45 p. m. A refresher course in the fundamental teach ings of the Bible and the Chris tian religion will be given and anyone interested is invited to attend. The Ladies Aid meets on Tues day at 8 p. m. There will be an address, "The Church and the Home," by the Rev. David Bar nett; a piano duet by Mrs. Chris Sterlaud and Ronald Stcrland,' and an instrumental solo, Ben Loftsgaard Jr. Hostesses will be Mrs. Victor Bark and Mrs. Ar thur Breitenstein. LDS Program To Be Given A story in granite and bronze, "This Is the Place," will be pre sented by the Relief society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sunday, March 2, at 6 p. m. The program of songs and nar rations tells the history of the Mormon pioneers up to their en trance into the Great Salt Lake valley, tying in with the Utah centennial. A monument of granite and bronze is being erected by some of the nation's greatest architects which will commemorate the 'spot where the pioneers first viewed the desert valley that was to be their future home, and from where the church was to grow and spread throughout the world. Everyone is cordially Invited to attend Sunday evening's pro gram at the church on the corner of Home and Martin. CHURCH OF CHRIST The Church of Christ at 2205 Wantland announces Sunday services with Bible classes at 10 a. m.; sermon, 11 a. m.; com munion, 11:45 a. m., and the young people's Bible study, 6:30 p. m. On Friday, 7:30 p. m., is the regular weekly meeting. Every one is invited to attend the services. Dried herbs are three to four times stronger than fresh herbs, so should be' used sparingly In seasoned foods, -.v. Dr. M. C. Cassel . Chiropractic Physician Headaches. Gas, Stomach and Spinal Ailments TELEPHONE MM 127 So. 7th St Sales & Service MOTSIE'S SALE Pastor Entering his third year at pastor of the Immanuel Baptist church it the Rav. Charles Sundttrom. Finding God Sermon Topic The subject of the morning service at the Immanuel Baptist church, N. 11th and High, Sun day, will be "The Awakening of Memory." The evening service will feature "How to Find God." The young people's service will be held at 6:30 p.m. and the Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Sundstrom is entering his third year as pastor of the Im manuel Baptist church of this city, located on N. 11th and High. The church has seen a marked increase in attendance during his ministry. Financially it has mpre than doubled its budget, and in addition the church is planning to enlarge its .edifice this spring. Twenty thousand dollars has been pledged toward the project. Elks Initiate 32 Members ALTURAS, Feb. 28 Thirty two members were initiated in to the Elks lodge of Lakeview at a meeting held here Wednes day evening. Over 200 were in attendance, members from Lakeview, Su sanville, Klamath Falls, Bend and Alturas. Entertainment by the high school band and a banquet were put on by the local members. NEW LOCATION! STATE FAftM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE CO. '-iW.Ll --.--.-Now in i. ... - i TOWER THEATER BLDG. 2607 So. 6th Wm. N. Goen, Agent Phone 7365 WE HAVE NEW GMC AND PONTIAC HMDS IsMW,e V rfe ",ot0' toT'M i tion W00' Lvott 1 4th and Main Tour Pontiac-CMC DsaUr Phone 6164 Schilling Onion Salt Gives real onion flavor in a jiffy Injoy (cut onion flavor without work or bother! A sprinkle from the handy shaker adds tempting onion goodness to many dishes. News IP T A Notes JOSEPH CONOER Founders Day was observed at Joseph Conger school at the regular PTA meeting February 19. The program presented to mothers and members consisted of numbers by the first iirndo rhythm, band, a sketch, "Faith In Our Founders," road by Mrs. Reginald Ersklnc, and o ptimo duet, "Autumn Days" by Therusu Borgen of Conger and Suo Knms by of Fremont schools. During the business meeting those elected to serve on the nominating committee were Mrs. Dick Mnguire, Mrs. M. B. Houser and Mrs. W. 3. Easter. Elslo Coine volunteered to .serve on the Summer Round-up commit tee. The room count was won by the first grade. Refreshments were served later in the cafeteria, where Augusta Parker, principal, and Mrs. Ernest Childers, past presi dent of Conger PTA. presided over a prettily appointed tublo centered with blue and yellow flowers, the national PTA colors. Mrs. Childers and Mrs. John Weber served on the refreshment committee. SHASTA Founders Day was celebrated bv the Shasta PTA on February 28 with Mrs. Earl Sheridan as chairman. Mrs. Marion Barker's third grade gave a play about George Washington. Mrs. Mar gnret Westlin's third grade played three rhythm band num bers. Mrs. Westlin and Mrs. Bur. kcr's rooms tied In the room count. Elton Fishbuck then spoke about several measures that arc before the legislature at the present time. Mrs. Leon Kitchln asked the PTA to try and get traffic en forcement out on Madison for the protection of the school youngsters, brought about by the many gravel and sand trucks coming from the sand pit at the corner of Madison and Shaita way. The nominating committee for the election of officers for the next year are Mrs. Stuart Bal siger. Mrs. Ethel Buckingham, Mrs. Bill Steele and Mr. Fish back. Two of Shasta's past presi dents were present, Airs. Marvin Shell and Mrs. Ivan Crumpack er. They were presented with CHiaoronisT roor srsctAMST Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin f..t Sarttry ant - Orthr.lr McATEE CLINIC ijs s. iik si. nil Available for all sizes GMC trucks and pickups; 6 and 8 cylinder Pon tiacs. Expertly in stalled. IE MOTOR CO. ItftllU. I OMUCIAIT ONION IAIT I jf CILISY AIT , SAVOR lAlt SIAiONINO . blue and gold corsnges. Mrs. W, S. Metier, county council presi dent, Mrs. Clifford Golden and Mrs. Jesso Angel (the former Jean Drew) were bIko honored in the same way, Five members of I ho PTA tire, sentod a play entitled, "With Faith and Hope." Plmobo Apper son Hurst portrayed by Miv. Stuart Balsiger; Alice McLellnn Hlreny, Mrs. Everett Blehn; Miss Taylor. Mrs. Wallace Uerlitu's: Sirs. Clifford (lolilcn, narrator; Mrs. Roy Bramwell, announcer. A silver tea wos served it the close of the meeting. Mrs. I vim Crumpockcr and Mrs. Marvin Shell presided at the bautifully decorated tea table. Pelican Pelican PTA observed Found ers Day and also honored the fathers Wednesday, February 10, at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Mrs. Ryan, president, presided at a short business meeting at which she appointed Mrs. Zclglcr, Mrs. Yantls and Mr. Clemens on the nominating committee. The room prize was awarded to Mrs. Lliul, seventh grade teacher. Mr. Clemens, principal, Intro duced John O'Connor, violinist, who played three beautiful selec 1 1 o n s accompanied by Mrs. O'Connor. Mrs. Moore donated a home made cake which was auc tioned and Mrs. Ziegler had charge of a fish pond which which swelled the treasury to the tune of $55. - Refreshments were served by fourth and fifth grade mothers and teachers. The next meeting will be held Murch 19. Falrvltw The Falrview meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Haddock, with . the flag salute led by Donald Thompson of the seventh grade. Mrs. Tcr- wllllgcri Girl Scout trooo sung some songs led by Mrs. Terwllli- ger which were greatly enjoyed. Robert Banister, art director in the city schools. SDoke on the Teen-Age Canteen being taken over by tho Y.MCA which he con siders an excellent move. Banis ter said that if the YMCA does handle the direction of the can teen, the room will be oDcn at 4 o'clock and stay open every night A Singer expert Is best qualified to repair and adiust vour ma chine. Reasonable charges, based on advance estimate. SINGER SEWING CENTER 411 Mam St. v Phon. 8402 4 PACKARD-BELL t PUTS umvf stands for Universal Matched fly Volume Fidelity an exclusive "f electronic circuit that you'll find only in the PhonOcord . . . 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Uunlster also dlscimscil tho student's art work I and showed some excellent examples, A skit put on by some nf the mothers of Fulrvlew, beginning with the yenr 1111)7, Hie bcutmlng of Founders Day, was enoyed. The scenes depleted three Indies of lll!7, visiting schuol m lh first day, and also In 11)22, and the present duy of ll47. Chirac tors were In costume which add ed color to the skit. Several nasi presidents were present, Mrs. LnLonde, Mrs. Juniper and Mrs. SluiCer, and also Mrs. Fisher who was the first cook at Falrview. The Camp Fire Cilrls were on hand to cure for children while mothers attended PTA. Would you like to take part In tactical maneuvers between an aircraft wing and the elec tronics warfare unit In Klam ath Fulls. Contact your naval reserve recruiter In the post of fice toduy. t Classified Ads Bring Results. Bcst-t(nov;n ,"x. hom rrniwdy for I' S U relieving niUorlM of L -4. VMLi ohUdion's colds. VMHSJI DANCE at Midland GRANGE HALL . with ' Johnny Solo and Hit Orchestra Sat., March 1st CLOSE-OUT! Shelving . . . counters . . . tables . . . frozen food cabinet . . . cheese cutter . . . Dayton scales . . . cash f register . . . vegetable rack ... Cary safe . . . meat and dairy jt, products showcase. j Walter.Wiesendanger SUNSET GROCERY i 1001 Main St. , J r$J$$3MjMjJ ti t, J ' , ' !". ' IN THE PHONOCORD ' rsinAT, r.. is, isst. n T 20-30 Club To :1 Be Formed : Al.Tl'HAS. Feb. 2H Plana were mudo for tho formation of :tu-:it club ut meeting held here Wednesday evening, Kui'mnr members nf the club, which disbanded l the start of the war, A, Fulton Homing, deputy district governor of tlx 2(l-30lans and a delegation from Susunvlllo were In attendance, All young men between III ages of 20 und 30 years are nsked to attend a meeting to he held In the Nlles holel Thursday night, March 0, at d 30 p. in., for the formation of a club. They're Here Now.' 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