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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1947)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1947 CHURCH NEWS First Presbyterian To Hear Reports, Have Picnic Two outstanding event ura slntitd Humluy lur tho coiwri'itutliiii ut ilio Klrt 1'rrauyterla.u church. Atlor dclruuUi lo recent iiuUonnl Presby terian assemblies rrporl at the II arlock service, the cuiiitriMintloii will uiljiiurii tie tho UonnUI limit runch (or a plnile. Dr. tlrome I. Wrluht, elder cum. mlMluiier lo the Clriirrut Assembly of Hie I'rosbyterlnn cliurch, will do. surlbe assembly meetliiiiii held Uiln yenr ut Uraiul ltiiilcl, Mich. The Clriieriil Assembly rulislsls of elders mid minister rmiiiiilssliiiiers from tile United mule. Alio niienklnii ut Hie munilng service will bo Murliin Mclutyre mid Hteve rltune, ili'lmalrs to the Klrst National Westminster Fellowship assembly held recently ut Orlnnrll, Evangelist Speaks Here In. The youlh gulhcrliiK cniinUlml of over 3000 Presbyterian yi,un pro lilo from tho United Males und many other countrleii. The iinnrnil Ihrine unnlunrd thla Joint report In "Tho McnMjun nf llntin ifor TiMlny'ii IJesuiilr." These luv. iiion win unnu 10 tho lex ul con- Kreuulloii tho coiiicnt of whnl the church 1 nlU'inpiiiiK Ui do In the inco or the present npintuiil needs i uiiowiiiii uie inorniiiif service a church frllowhlp picnic In lo be ncm on die limld Hunt ranch lo ciiiru on l.nKrnhore drive. The picnic will be politick, ouch fitmlly brlnii'iiK food uittl tublo nervlco. Tho picnic In for bolh children nnd huuim. those nun iu uro asked to in-ui 1 p. in. ut tho church. Pro. dram chiihiiiiin fur the thty In Curl iiukoi. Muster of ceremonies Andrew M, Collier. Tho woinon of tho church will help lth the ar rangement of food. Drink und dinsert will bo provided, tho cost of which will bo defruyed by uu offer Inn. Tluxe jioliiK uro linked to phone mo cnurcn by Friday no thin ade- HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON Delegates To Speak At Sunday Service Speaker The Itev. a. Wlllla Cuffruy. world preparations cun be inude. traveler mid missionary evmtiiellM. will sprak ut the Kin ninth fmr otrounds ntitlltorliim AimiMt 3 .fltrotmh August 10, The meetings, scheduled for 1:45 p. m. each eve ninif and 2:3U p. in.. Monday throuiih Friday, will follow the arrv Itra being held ut tho fairground" by Dr. Dull Gilbert. The Key. Caffrny, the tlrnt woiunti to be ordained by the MelhodlM church, haa preached III M cmin trlea and l known internallonnlly. Mho will bo accompanied by ftetiy Itentrlrk, soloist and pianist. The campaign la being sponsored bv the llolliieu association with the following pn&tnn cooperating: the Hrv. Howard Lane of the Church nl Iho Nainrcue. the Itev. Charles HtlhdMroni of the linmantiel liap ttt church, Uie Itev. Virgil Dexter of Uie Free MelhudUt church, thr Itev. Everel Tunning of Uie Bprague lliver Krlenda church, tho ftov. Hhler of the Church of CIikI, and the Hcv, Hherman Moore of the Pilgrim HollneM church. Congregational To Hear Guest Tho congregation of Die Com munity Congregational church will welcome to tho pulpit thla Sunday the Rev. T. Davla I'rcsum of Bo quel, Calif. The Rev. Davla It n former pastor of the church and l well remembered In Klamath KalU for hia mlnutry hero and hit work with youth groupa. The Itev. and Mra. Preston will lie at home In tho paraonage at JlflO Clartlen itreet from August I lo Augiul 17. Tho Itev. Davla will con duct sermons al tho church Sunday. Aimusi 3, 10, and 17. Tho Rov. Oodfrey Matthews, minuter of tho congregation. U do ing duty for Uie Rev. Dr. Beth Huntington at tho First Congrega tional church In Bslrm. f IVV Wa, Lutheran Worship To Be Broadcast The morning wornhlp at Klamath Lutheran church will bo broadcast over atatlon KFLW. The Rev. 8. M. Topnexa will apeak on the atibject. HARTFORD INSURANCE T.B.WATTERS FIRE . . AUTOMOBILE Oonoral Iniuranco Agency 107 S. 7th St. Phono 4193 "The 'True or Falne' Tout Applied to Christian Testimony." Roaemary Olson will be the oololat and Mra. A. H. Denlaon will be ct the organ, An Invitation Is extended to all to attend the worship. There will be no Sunday school sessions during August. PACE SEVEN CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprecia tion t the many people who ha. a Indeed proved themselves to be good neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. James pybus, eon Jimmy, and daughter, Dawn, REVIVAL MEETING CHURCH of CHRIST 2205 Wantland - Klamath Falls, Ore. Conducted By W. S. WILLIS of Grandview, Texas J Held each evening at l:M o'clock with regular Lord's Day Services from August 3rd through August 17th I A WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO ALL lr. t.eorge I. Wright, renter, a delegate to the recent General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, will report to the congregation of the First Presbyterian church, Sunday morning at 11 a. m. Marian Mrliilyrr. left, and Hteve Htone. right, will also present a summary of the recent National Westminster fellowship Assembly which they attended at Orlnnell, la. Hpeaklng from Auguat 1 through August 10 will be the Rev. I). Willi (affray, world traveler and missionary rvangellal sponsored by the llnllnens assiteiatlon. The mret Inga will be held at 7:45 p. m. at the Klamath fairgrounds audi torium. Afternoon meetings are also sclirdulrd. Mrs. Timms Speaks At Union Gospel Mrs. C. M. Tlmms, pastor of the Union Gospel Mission church, 3M Commercial, will preach at the Sunday morning worship service at 11 a. m. Church school convenes at 10 a. m. with evening services at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Is held Wednesday at 7:90 p. m. PI LES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO r AIM Nil IIOSriTAI.tf.AMON N f Tim rrtnal lul DR. E. M. MARSHA CD i rt ! rhriioitts N Ilk qJr Tbtir Hid! Phn 1M 100 Enroll In Vacation School The vacation Bible school, being sponsored by the Calvary liaptlai cnurcn in the pelican City school building has reached an enrollment of nearly 100. Attendance has In creased dally with as many as 85 children attending. 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