H6RALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORIGON
FRIDAY, JAN. JO, 1941
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CHURCH NEWS
Methodists
Slate Movie
for Sunday
At tht First Methodist church. If,
K)th and Hiah. a very beautiful mo
tion plctur film of th "Life of
Christ" and th "Passion Play" de-
E tht story of Jesus, from the
Ity to the Ascension, which Is
upon and patterned after the
world far oua Freiburg and
Oberammergau "Passion Plays" of
Xurooe. will be presented. This pic
ture was filmed in Europe, the Holy
Land and Egypt, and is being
brought her by the National Bu
reau for Religious and Educational
Films.
A complete and very appropriate
musical score will be played through
out the film, on special sound equip
ment, reproducing some of the
world's choicest orchestral, organ and
choral music by famous composers.
The public Is cordially Invited, and
tickets are not required to gain ad
mission. A free-will offering will be
taken to assist in defraying ex
penses. This great picture will be
shown on Sunday evening, com
mencing at 7:45. As a large crowd
is anticipated the publlo Is request
ed to be In their seats early.
Other services at the church on
Sunday are the church Sunday-
school at 9:45 a. m. The morning
Worship service will be held at II,
When the minister, Rev. Victor Phil
Hps, will preach on the subject,
"Emergency Religion," The choir
will sing special - -sic The Youth
fellowship will meet at 8:30 p. m.
Quartette To
Sing Sunday
The Church's Role In America's
Future" will be the sermon theme
at the First Christian church for
Sunday morning. Morning worship
begins at 10:50 and. the Lord's Sup
per Is observed each Lordsday morn
ing and evening The male quartet
kill sing, "Just For Today."
I Christian Endeavor will observe
Its 58th birthday with special ob
servance. The young people meet
t 8:30 p. m-Sunday and Invite all
roung people to gather with them.
. The evening session begins at 7:30
with a songfest. The church news
spotlight holds a favored five mln
fctes each Lordsday evening. The
sermon subject will be, "The For
tunes and Destiny of the Church."
rha mid-week session of prayer and
Bible study will be on Wednesday,
beginning at 7:30 p. m. All are wel
come) to these sessions.
St. Paul's To
lost Meeting
Bt Paul's Episcopal church will
l host to ihm JAth annual fmwu
ation of the Missionary. District of
wm uregon. Ulan op and Mrs.
tne Barton will he hr fmm nni
he rectors of the parishes and the
lisslonarv nrlesta from nil mU.inn.
ft the district are expected.
ineir lay delegates, men and wo
nen, will all arrive on Monday
noon and evening to be at their
active meetings tmtil Wednes
day noon. The schedule will be a
ull one and will Include a banquet,
O bft held at th Willarri hntl of
n:SO TV Tn TumuIav t. rhlrh nuhnn
fearton wm apeak. Phil Hitchcock
Will give the main address.
(All friends and members of St.
Paul's church are cordially Invited
to attend the meetings and the ban-
fuet u wen. Reservations snouia be
tnadi
iron
ub uirougn me cnurca oiiice.
Quality
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"BIG WESTERN"
DANCE
SOUTH 6TH ST. CORRAL
Located At Fairgrounds
Swing With the Music of Les Gardner and
His Western Rhythm Busters
Admission $1 Per Person
' r -Inc. Tei
Revival To End
This Sunday
The anniversary revival of th
Calvary Baptist church at E. Main
and Garden, will close this Sunday
evening. '
Rev. L. D. Newman, missionary
In th Coosa association In Ala
bama, Is the speaker. For the rest
of this week he will speak each cra
ning through 8unday at 7:30. AU
ar welcome.
Crosby Is
Guest Soloist
At the Congregational church,
Sunday morning at 11, Rev. Oodfrey
Matthews will conduct the Sacra
ment of Holy Communion to which
all members of the church and
adherents of the congregation are
urged to be present. Ouest soloist
Is John Crosby, who will sing "O
Lord Most Holy" (Cesar Franck).
Marie Casjens will be at the organ,
and the choir will lead the liturgi
cal responses and the hymns of the
day. The short communion address
is entitled "Simple Ways of Spirit
ual Recovery."
The high school group, the Pil
grim Fellowship, meets at 8:30 In
the evening under the presidency
of Mary Stone.
At 7 In the evening a demonstra
tion In visual education for the pur
poses of religious education will be
made. The parents and guardians
of all children and young people are
encouraged to be present. Projection
of the colored slides is handled by
Dick Griffiths. The session of wor
ship will be under the guidance of
Mrs. Kenneth E. Lamble, and stu
dents of the church school will par
ticipate In conducting it.
Members of the children's choir
will sing "He Who Would Valiant
Be" (Douglas) and "The Wise May
Bring Their Learning" (Vaughn
Williams), and a duet will be given
by Nancy Elliott and Janet Ford.
The church Is situated on Garden
near Martin. Visitors and strangers
in Klamath Falls are most heartily
welcomed.
LDS Slates
Rim Sunday
Sunday afternoon, February 1, at
3 p. m-, many members and friends
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, 511 Martin street,
will be privileged to attend the first
showing In Klamath Falls of "Gol
gotha," the very beautiful motion
picture of the life of Jesus Christ.
This picture is patterned after and
based on the world famous Frei
burg and Oberammergau "Passion
Play" of Europe, and is actually
filmed In Europe, the Holy Land,
and Egypt at a tremendous cost.
Besides unfolding the life of the
greatest man that ever lived, fea
tures of the film are the cast of
thousands, the outstanding scenes,
and world famous choral and organ
music which Is presented on special
sound equipment .
The public Is cordially Invited to
attend and tickets are not neces
sary. However, to help defray the
cost of this presentation a free
will offering will be accepted.
The picture Is being brought here
by the National Bureau for Re
ligious and Educational Films, and
will be shown only in churches,
schools, and related Institutions. All
are welcome.
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Saturday,
Jan. 31st
Prizes Prizes
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DR. DENTON J. REE5
ORTHODONTIST
601 Medical Dental Bld9.
, Phone 932S .. .
Leaving
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Rev. S. M. Topnns of the Klam
ath Lutheran church, will leave
early next week for Huxley, la. He
has accepted a call to the Field
berg Lutheran church In that city.
Topness To
Leave City
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Topness will
leave next week for Huxley, la.,
where Rev. Topness has accepted
a call to the FJeldberg Lutheran
church.
Rev. Topness has been pastor of
the Klamath Luthern c.urch and Is
president of the Klamath Min
isterial association. He will preach
his farewell sermon this Sunday.
Below Is a farewell message from
Rev. Topness:
"I should like to take this op
portunity to express my sincere ap
preciation to the people of the
Klamath basin for all the friend
liness, helpfulness and kindly In
terest shown during my ministry in
this community. As I leave for an
other field of service. It Is with the
hope and prayer that God may
bring to all who live and labor here
to a clearer realization of the need
of divine guidance, that this com
munity may fill Its Intended place
In this land of destiny." -
Elder Rencou To
Conduct Service
Elder James "Reneau will hold
services for the Klamath mission of
the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints at Shas
ta school Sunday.
- Hours will be from 11 a .m. to 13
noon, and 8 to p. m. Church school
will be held as usual from 10 to 11
a. m. The public Is Invited.
POLIO GAINS
PORTLAND, Jan. 30 (JPl Oregon
today listed 11 cases of poliomyelitis
this month, greatest number in any
January since 1928.
Dr. Harold M. Erlckson of the
state board of health said the figure
was high for this time of year and
ordered county health authorities to
watch the situation closely.
MR. and MRS. HOME OWNER
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modernization, and make monthly payments If more con
venient. You will save by having H done before larger
new construction get under way. Men and materials ar
available now, and may be more difficult later to get work
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812 KLAMATH AVENUE
Ve Have To
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ON ALL
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O All Merchandise at
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O Everything must go.
Hardware and Electric
MERRILL - - - OREGON
Topness To
Preach Last
Sermon Here
The Rev. S. M. Topness, pastor of
Klamath Lutheran church sine
September 10, 144, will preach his
farewell sermon at the morning
worship at 11 o'clock Sunday. His
subject will be, "The Battle of the
Ages." The senior choir will sing
two anthems, "I Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say," by Rathbun, and "The
King of Love My Shepherd Is," by
Shelley. Mrs. A. H. Denlson, organ
ist, will play, "Avonley March," by
Frost; "Andante In B Flat," by Mo
sart, and "Postlude," by Volkmann.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45
a. m. with classes for all ages.
The Boy Scouts meet Monday at
7 p. m. i
The church council meets Monday,
February a, at 7:45 p. m. The Ladles
Aid will meet Tuesday at 1 p. m.
Klamath Lutheran extends a cor
dial invitation to all to share Its
worship and work.
Scientists
Slate Meet
The regular morning worship serv
ice at the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 10th and Washington, will
be held at 11 o'clock. Buhday school
Is held at the same hour downstairs
In the church. Weekly meetings are
held at 8 p. m. Wednesdays. Every
one Is extended a cordial Invitation
to attend services and meetings.
The subject of this week's lesson
sermon is "Love." with the Oolden
Text, "If we love one another, Ood
dwelleth in us, and his love Is per
fected In us." (I John 4:13).
Among citations which will com
prise the lesson-sermon Is, "He that
loveth not knoweth not Ood; for
Ood is love" (I John 4:8), and from
the "Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures," Christian Science
textbook by Mary Baker Eddy, will
be, "Love enriches the nature, en
larging, purifying and elevating It."
. A free reading room Is maintained
at 1033 Main. AU are welcome.
IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Contrary to what we believed as
children if we dug straight down
from the United States, we wouldn't
come out In China, but in the In
dian ocean, west of Australia.
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Bible is A Living Power"
is Barneti Sermon Theme
"The Illbl as a Living Power,"
th fourth In a series, Is the subject
of Rev. David F, Uamett's sermon
this Sunday at the First Presby
terian church. Th anthem.
"Prayer," by Oulon, will be sung by
th choir under the leadership of
Andrew Loney Jr. Mrs. Marvin Ner
seth will sing th soprano solo,
"Evening and Morning" by Max
Splcker. Mrs. Elbert Veatch will be
the organist. The special offering,
which Is made the first Sunday ol
each month, goes to the building
fund. A nursery for children under
six Is provided during the Sunday
service. In the room newly redeco-
Sunday School
Attendance Up
At Peace Memorial Presbyterian
church, 4431 8. th, Young People's
Day will be observed at the 11
o'clock Sunday service with the gen
eral theme, "Jesus Christ Is Lord."
Four young people will speak:
Stanley McClellan on "Who sny ye
that I am" ( Faith and Life); Bruce
Crawford, "What hast thou given
for Me" (Stewardship); Ruth Pey
ton, "If ye love (only) them which
love you, what reward have ye?"
(Christian Fellowship) ; Joanne Hob
Inette, "Ye are witnesses of these
things" (Christian Outreach).
Richard Weakley, president of
Sigma PI society, will preside. There
will be special music. The Sunday
school Is on the Increase. There are
places for all ages tn the study of
graded Bible lessons. Parents are
asked to bring their little ones.
Junior Christian Endeavor Is at
4 p. m. with Mrs. H. T. Mltchrl
more. superintendent. Intermediate
Christian Endeavor Is also at 4 with
Mrs. L. L. Parker, superintendent.
Sigma PI for high school and older
young people will observe Chris
tian Endeavor Day at t p. m. Doro
thy Peugh Is leoder. Juniors will
also observe Christian Endeavor
Day. Choir rehearsal Is at 7.
GUARANTEED
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By Tom Da Iron
"IF TOM CAN'T FIX IT . . .
THROW IT AWAY".
LOUIE'S
First Church of Christ, Scientist
A knock .1 Th. M.lk.r Chare. Th. rlril Cbarck .1 Chrlit, Sclantlil,
la O.ilon, Halt.
t 10th and Washington
f. Services: Sunday School, 11:09 a, sa.
Sunday Service, 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8:00 o'clock.
Lesson-Sermon Subject, February 1
"LOVE"
Christian Science Reading Room
1023 Main St.
RADIO BROADCAST
SATURDAY 5:15 P. M. KFJI
Subject, "Proof That Christian Science Heals"
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The evening program commences
at 9: 30 with Westminster Fellow
ship for hliih school groups. At 7
p. m. the adult lllble class meets
under the direction of Rev, llnrnelt
to study Uie Hook of Revelation, At
8: IS p. in. the pastor will conduct
the first session of the pre-Kaster
coinmuulatnts class, open to all who
are Interested.
Young People's Day was honored
by the church liv.it Sunday with a
group atlemlunce of about 60 young
people at the morning service. Ush
ers for (he service were John Eplry,
Bill Southwell, John Mason, Slew
art Oliver, Herd Custer, Marvin
Ncrseth Jr., Donald Mclntyre and
Rodney Ininuii.
The luncheon Hint followed tor
the group was served by Mrs. Fred
Killers, advisor, Mrs. Morgan John
son, Mrs, Gerald Lewis, Mrs. George
Peterson, Mrs, Marvin Ncrseth, Mrs.
George Hum and Mrs. Burge Mason
Jr. The outgoing president of West
minster Fellowship, Marlon Mcln
tyre, introduced the new leader, Flo
Ann Perkins.
Wissenbach Slates
Sunday Services
Rev. F. C. Wlsnenbach, rector nf
St. Paul's Kplscopul church, an
nounces the following services for
Scxugoslma Sunday this week: cele
bration of the Holy Communion, 8
a. m.; church school, 9:46 a. in., and
Holy Communion and sermon, "The
Sower and the Word."
There will be no meeting of the
Young People's fellowship because of
tho preparations for the Convoca
tion of the district.
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J, F. llurgrova will conduct serv
ices at tho Church of Christ, 2'JOp
Wanlland, tills Sunday In the ab
sence of the pastor, (Evangelist Oils
Winter, who Is out of town on evan
gelistic work.
lllble sillily will tie at 10 a. in.,
morning worship lit 11, and evening
worship at 7:au. A Wednesday eve
ning lllble study class Is held nt 7:.10
each week.
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