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CHURCH NEWS
Brown To Talk
On Parables
The Hev. O. 0. Drown, pantor of
the Klrat Iliipllst chtireh, N. mil mill
Washlngl'in. aiinmmipn 1 1 in drut In
a aerlca of inrwiiiuon on the pnriiulcn
Buiiilny at II n. in.
"The Pnrnhlea of The Knd of
Mine" U the UMirrnl mihjrrl of a
icroiip of linmblpK ilrnllnii Willi Ilia
I'oili'Mi of (III! hup. Hip events of the
world, Hie iirourrM of llin kliimlmn
of (toil, mid ihn lime of llio end.
The anrlrs will rover "The Hower
mill Hie Heed. I'lie Tares mid
Wheal. Hie Musturil Heed." nnd
The Drug Nel."
Rev. Ilrown mitten tlml lie will
iiol follow Hie imiinl inetliod of pro
jreiltire In Hint lie will (llamas tiirae
subjects coiinecinlvely In both the
Huniliiy aervlrea, aiartlng Hunilny
mornlnii mid ronlliiiilnii throiiKh
the II o. in. mid the B p. in. orv.
Ice.
The public la limed to note Hint
Hie evenliia nervlceii will bruin nl
f p. in. with Trnlniiut union merl
ins nt 0:46 p. in.
First Covenant
Slates Luncheon
I The nii'Miuue to be iilven nl the
II . m. thiuilny worship service ul
Hie flml (.'oveniint iIiiiitIi, 8i!:i
SViilnul, l entlilrd, "The Murk of
k Chrlallnn." The imtilnr. Helinnr T.
ilmobtuu, will lie the M-uker. The
Hunduy school hour eoniiuriu'eii ut
40 n. m. mid there me clnurn tor
Ml uvea led by rnpuble truiheia.
The r'ellowahln hour la held nt
7:4ft p. III., Willi Iiiiiiiik mid con
tinued altuly from the Hook of Job.
A cordial Invitation la emended for
the public to attend nil of thene
ervlrra.
A young married couplea poilurk
Uer la to be held nl the church
mi Tiiedny evening, S:30 p. in.
This fellowship la oten to all young
rouplea who wlah to rnloy tin- com
pany mid fellowship of olheia.
Cliiaairird Aila Bring Rc-siills.
Church In History
Is Barnett Topic
"The Church In lllntary" will bo
the topic of the nermon liven by
Hev. Diivld F. Burnett, Jr., nt the
II a. in. Hunduy aervice nl the Firm
I'lenhyieiliin cliiircli. The choir,
under the direction of llev. Hnr
ueil, will aliiit Ihn nuthein, "Clod
bo Loved the World" by Htnlner.
Mra. Klberl Venlch la the organist.
TIDa aervice will lie brondcaal over
radio alullon KKI.W.
'f'he Church achool for all niiea
will be held nl Ule uitiiil lime, 6.46
n. in. Woatiiilnater fellowahlp meela
nt DM p. m. Ilnrbmn Zlnn will
bo the lender fur tile aenlora. Till
meeting will be the flral 111 a aerlea
of three.
Klamath Chicks Take The Air
Piano Tuning
And Repairing
by
N. S. WOOD
Baldwin Factory
Tuner at Medford
Will B in Klarnoth
Falls
April 22, 23, 24
Tuei., Wed., Thurt.
Leave Orden at
Heroic, ft News '
Klamath Falls
Chambers To
Take Tule Post
TUI.EI.AKR, April IB-The con
lirewiitlon of the Tulelnke Commun
ity I'reabyterlnn church voted unan
luioui.lv Muudny lo extend n cnll to
Hev. Knuicla Clinmbera. naalalo.nl
pnator of the Preabyterlnn church
of Hnlcm, Ui nrrept the naalMnnl
pnalornte of thla church. Hev.
Chiimbera filled the pulpit here
Hunduy and exgiecta lo complete ar
rnuuementa for hln nrrlvnl by
June 1.
lie cornea highly recommended,
la n grnilunte. of the Univernlty of
(Jiuulin mid McCorinlck Theokiglcul
aemliinry, Chicago, mid haa been
naaoclule pnator nt lliuuon, Ind.,
na well na nt ftalein, appiidlng n
yenr mid n half In ench church.
Hlnro moat of hla work hna been
with urban churchea, liev. Chmn
bera la seeking nddltlonul exper
ience In n church thnl la largely
rurul. lie la Interallied primarily
In youim people and he will prob
ably aaaume rcapoiialbllliy for work
with that group or the Junior hliih
achool group.
The call for an naalatanl paator
hna been made In the Intereat of
church ti row 111 mid the planned ex
pansion proxram.
Ttie new naalalnnt la unmnrrled.
A fellowahlp dinner followed the
Sunday morning aervice.
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nabv ctilcka are alilvned by nlr from. Klamath Falla. Theae 10 boxea
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'Heights and Deeps'
Is Sermon Subject
The morning service at Plrat
Methodist church N. 10th and High,
will commence nt 11 Bunduy. The
Hev. Victor Phillips, minister, will
preach on the subject, "The Helghta
and Deeps." Mrs. L. E. Juniper will
sing the solo, "The King of Love
My Shepherd Is." by Oounod. Hie
senior choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Romert P. Craig, will sing
the nnthem, "O Lord Most Holy"
by Pranck. Patricia Hunt will be
at the organ console.
Other activities of the day will
Include Junior choir rehearaal at
0:30 a. m. with John A. O'Connor,
directing, and June Marie Murphy
at the piano. Church Bunduy
school will be held at M a. m.
with classes for nil age groups.
James N. Crane Is general superin
tendent. A nuraery for young chil
dren Is maintained during the 11
o'clock worship period. Methodlat
Youth fellowship will meet ai 6:30
p. m. All young people Invited.
Mt. Loki To Hear
Reverend Logsdon
Rev. Logsdon of Tillamook will
preach at the Mt. Lakt church this
Sunday at 10:4S a. m. Following
the worship service will be a pot
luck picnic dinner served In the
grange hall. The community and
friends are cordially Invited to the
picnic as well as the services.
Bookkeeping Class
To Be Offered
A course In bookkeeping will be
offered to adults of Klamath Falls
by the vocational department this
spring. Classes will meet Tuesday
and Thursday nights each week,
starting April 29.
The class has been organized by
Harold Palmer, head of KUHS com
mercial department and those desir
ing to enroll may call 7595.
Congregational
Choir To Sing
'The Ever Living Christ" is the
title of the sermon series being
preached nt Community Congrega
tional church, Garden near Martin,
by Rev. Godfrey Matthews. The
choir on Sunday morning will sing
the anthem, "Lead Me, Lord, In Thy
Righteousness," by 8. Br. Wesley.
Services begin promptly at 11 a. m.
At 5 p. m. each Sunday a service
of Vespers Is conducted by the min
ister, and lasting not more than
one hour. Soloists this Sunday eve
ning are Carl Hagel. tenor, and
Mra. A. A. Williams, contralto. Pa
tricia Hunt and Mrs. Henry W.
Moore, accompanists. The pro
posed establishment of a Trapplst
monastery In Ogden Valley, Utah,
I forms the basis of the address to
be delivered by Rev. Matthews on
"Prayer, the Souls True Activity."
"Comrades of the Way," the high
school group will meet the direction
oi iui counaellors, Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Shepard at the home of
Orace Caldwell. 2427 Applegate at
1 p. m.
The Isolated Name
Is Winter Subject ,
Two vital subject will be pre
sented by Evangelist Ous Winter
this Lord's Day in the Church of
Christ. 2205 Wantland. At 11 a. m.
will be "The Church In Promise
and Prophecy," and at 7:30 p. m,
"The Isolated Name."
Bible classes meet at 10 . m. with
traded lessons adaDted to the dif-
. ferent age groups, including ktnder
'garten, primary, Junior, Intermedi
ate and senior. Ail are welcome.
Youth For Christ
Has Guest Speaker
Rev. Bhockley Few of California
la guest siirnker for the Youth Por
Christ rally, Snturdny nt 8 p. nl., nt
the Fremont school auditorium.
Aluo fentured on the program
with Rev. Few la C. E. Hudnon. atate
rhalrmnn of the Oldeona. Hill Bart
well, soloist, an all-church choir of
Mf. volrea and Uie all-church or
chestra. The rally Saturday night will be
the second under the new reorgan
ised board and will be held every
other Saturday at the Fremont
auditorium featuring outstanding
youth speakers and musicians. The
public Is Invited to attend these
rallies.
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