PACE SIX
HERALD AND NLWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, FEB. 6, t
East Oregon Conference Of
Episcopalians Closes Here
The 38th Convocation of the Mis.
nonary district of Eastern Oregon,
of the ProteMani Episcopal church,
rnded with a luncheon .served to all
the delegates by the Oulld of 81.
Paula church on Wednrsdny. The
program which was a rather full
one was highlighted by a banquet at
the Wlllard hotel on Tuesday night
when the speaker was Phil Hitch
cock, whose theme was "The Rela
tionship of the World and the
Church." Hitchcock stressed the
complexities of modern life's condi
tions, and the necessity of tile adap
tion of these toward a more com
prehensive, constructive and moral
Interpretation In the generic life of
man.
On the program were also Mrs.
Patricia Hunt. Catherine Blanas and
Wilbur Elliott, whose solos and
dueta were enthusiastically received
and contributed much to the enjoy
ment of the guests. Bishop Barton
spoke to the dinner crowd and the
Rev. Dixon, of Prineville. stressed
briefly the appeal of the church for
funds for the relief and reconstruc
tion of mission enterprises, devas
tated by the war. of the church
abroad. The rector of St. Paul's
Lay Delegates Attend Episcopal Diocesan Meeting
Missionary
Will Speak
Dr. W. E. Craighead, for 20 years
a missionary among the Russian-
peaking people of Romania, will
spend next week with the Baptist
churches of the Klamath basin.
Dr. Craighead will illustrate his
lectures with pictures made during
bis stay in Europe.
He will speak at the Calvary Bap.
list church, . Main and Garden,
this Sunday. Tuesday evening he
will be with the Dorns Baptist
church, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings with the Stewart-Lennox
Baptist church. Friday with the
Keno Baptist mission, and Sunday.
February 15, with the First Baptist
church, 10th and Washington.
Rev. J. R. DeLap. assisted by Rev.
C. J. Coffman of Rochelle. Tex. is
conducting revival services in the
State theatre in Grants Pass under
sponsorship of the Klamath Falls
Calvary Baptist church. The services
are part of an organization cam
paign being conducted by a group
of Grants Pass residents to get a
Baptist church in that city.
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Chimes Open
Sunday Event
Morning service at the Congrega
tional church will begin at 11
o'clock with the playing of the
chime by Mary Stone. The organ
prelude and the Incidental music of
the liturgy Is to be played by Marie
Caajens. Mrs. Henry W. Moore will
ing the solo. "O Divine Redeemer"
(Gounod), and Rev. Godfrey Mat
thews will preach the sermon en
titled "The Patience of Jesus."
Visitors and strangers in Klamath
Falls are welcomed to the services,
and parents of small children are
reminded that a nursery for little
children is conducted by members
of the Junior circle during the hour
of worship, .
The Pilgrim fellowship group of
high school young people meets at
6:30 p. m. Sunday. Mary Stone is
president. Business at this meeting
includes arrangements for a social
evening slated for February 15.
The Childrens' choir will begin
preparation for the Easter Festival,
Wednesday, February 11 at 4 p. m.
church. Rev. F. C. Wlssenbach, acted
as toa.stnia.ster for the evening. A
dance climaxed the evening and a
happy fellowship among young and
old, townspeople and guests from
all over Eastern Oregon, was en
joyed. Notwithstanding I lie great dis
tances and the threats ol winter
weather the attendance at all meet
ings was surprisingly large and prac
tically all clergy were present, and
all parishes and missions of the
church were represented. The busl
nes that was transacted was done in
a spirit of forward looking policies
and the stress throughout all the
talks, the Bishops charge and the
entire tone of conversations and
resolutions was one of great effort
toward a new evangelization and a
deeper realization of the need for
the church in the life of the world.
The House of Laymen, the Church
women's Service league, all pledged
themselves for a more rigorous
prosecution of such a Drosram nf the
church.
A service of the Holy Communion.
at 7:30 a. m. on Tuesday, was held, i
at which the Rt. Rev. Lane V. Bar- '
ton, the bishop, was the celebrant. !
the rector of St. Paul's acted as!
epistoler. and the Rev. Llovd
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vi oi. mm& s cnurcn.
Hood River, was the gospeller. The- ll,c Rt- Lane Burton of Bend, bishop of the diocese of Kastern Oregun, Is pictured with lay
meeting of the lavmen was presided df,''ltlr!l 10 3S"' convocation of the diocese lathered at St. Paula Kplaeopal church Tuesday anil
over by J. Bellinger of Pendleton I ,v"inrs1' ' his week. Seated, left to rijtht, K. lleber lladi-lifre. Lloyd Williamson, Jo Itrllliiter. Horace
and the meetings of the ladies were ' E" t'rl nd Mr' so"nsen. Standing. Hoy Premo. Ward Coble. Wayne Meti, Joe .Miller. Mr. Klinsey. .Mr.
in charge of the president ot the j Pffk nd BisnP Barton.
CWSL, Mrs. o. G. Crawford, of
neppner. special features of the 11 mm a f I
."r'pv'l Numerous-Meetings Shied
.....u.i, oi oi. rauis church.
Peace Church
Honors Scouts
Peace Memorial I'leslivleilan
I'l.iiivh will observe Hciiut Humliiy
at II o'clock when all tneiiiliei-R if
Cub Pack 8. Hoy Knml troop U uiul
explorer pivst lim, will lie present.
The pastor. Kcv. Hugh T. Mlliliel
liiore will give a .special address
crmuieliloratllig the tiny and lil.o
(he anniversary or the birth of
Abraham, I'liarler will be present
ed by a nieuiuer of the Moiloe urea
council of itoy Mcout.v
Special music will be given by Ihe
choir. Illble school Is held nl 0:13
a in., with A. C Olson, Miperlu
tei.deut. Orntled tllfoln lessons for
all ages are available. Junior and
li'leriiiedlate C'hrlsilau Endeavor so
cieties will meet at 4 p. in. Kitndnv.
Willi Mrs. H. T. Mltchehiiote an I
Mrs. 1,. I.. Parker, sitperinleiutents.
There will be u christian Kiiileuvor
r,:lly for the Klannith-I,ake illstrlel
Sunday evening In the parish hall.
Friday evening, February 13, the
Family Circle society will hold its
annual birthday meeting. Speaker
for the affair will be Hrv. Virgil
Dexlor of the fire MelhodUt church.
The meeting la nl o'clock. Every
one la Invited.
and an "at home" at the rectorv on
Monday night, at which neariv a
hundred persons came together. Mrs.
James Wallinder and her sister. Mrs
A. Culver. Mrs. James Patterson and
Mrs. Heber Radcliffe presided at the
ica ittuies.
By Presbyierian Groups
A number of meetings are schcd-iand Mr. and Mrs. Rccd Custer. All
uiea ior me next week at me f irst new vouiur eounles in th. eh..eeh : ".. .. . . ..
Presbyterian church. The pre-Euster ' ,, ,. 7,,,,,'j , ; ,
communicants' class will hold its . cordlll"' "lv'tc attend. ! Bible school will be held at 10 a.m..
At mo morning worship service worsnip service at u a.m. ana r.jo
Hargrove Heads
Church Services
J. F. Hargrove will be In charge
of services at the Church of Christ.
2205 Wantlaud. during the abseiico
.of Oils Winter, evangelist, who Is
"Things To Come"
Series Continues
Rev. Selmer JacobMin. pastor of
the First Covenant church. B:'3
Walnut, will speak on the sublr.t.
"When the King of Cilory Comes."
at Ihe morning worship this Sundav
al 11 o'clock. The topic Is the second
In a series of sermons on "Things
lo Come."
Sunday school Is at 10 a. in. mid
Ihe fellowship hour at 7:4S p. in.
Sunday. There are classes for all
ages, including an adult class. In the
Sunday school. Parents are Invited
In bring their children for ail hour
of religious Instruction.
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second meeting at 8:15 p. m. Sun-;
"'i in au me rantwalmn - . . , ,:. on Klinrinv th R,v TVn-.H V o..-
v,D , -aJ uny in uie ciuircii auoitorium. inis- .. um-
nappy occasion and guests and hosts i series Is being presented to serve as "ett Jr- Present the fifth of a
all enjoyed it immensely.
Schulze Names
Sermon Subject
"Seeking the Calvarv rn- o-in
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J C ?' Vi A' Schulz i director of Christian education
j a basic orientation in Christian faith ser'es on "The Bible as a Living
-...j i , i- j, ' Power." The ehnlr u-lll cim, "f u...i.
niiu iitc niivunc imercMeu is coroi-
ally Invited to attend
Power." The choir will sing "O Savi
our of the World" by Sir John Goss,
p.m.. and weekly Bible study is at
7:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
The navy's technical trade schools
are, oicn to you If you can qualify.
Also on Sunday the senior high i Tlle cllQlr 15 directed by Andrew Call at the navy recruiting otlice
young people will meet at 5 p. m. at
; the church for a devotional meeting.
."ura. ninny Lyon Aiecum. tiie new
at
the church, will speak. Following the
: meeting the group will hold a roller
skating party.
I Dorcas circle will meet at 2.15
p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs.
D. Shiel. 75 Pine. Mrs. W. H. Zmn
': is co-hostess. Devotlonals will be led
I by Mrs. Thor Newman. Mrs. Claude
Ferguson and Mrs. L. B. Emery .
i are in charee of the nriwrum '
pastor of the Ziou Lutheran philn-h
1025 High street, in the first of a
series of mid-week Lenten services
to be held on Ash Wednesday eve
ning. February 11. beginning at 8
o'clock. Special Lenten music will
be presented bv the Zion ehoir at
each of these services.
On Sunday morning the reoniar
worship service will be held begin-
I J f L.U . clocK' Sunday school The Mariners club will hold Val-
xh. J.? u- , 9:45 "' m' 1 entine pa"y in the cnureh basement
The Zion Fellowship club will meet I Thursday at 8 p. m. Hosts for the
..M., filing ,or us regular evening are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fair
business and social meeting. Victor I do. Mr. and Mrs. William Keesee
. iuui o roruana. wno Is the
membership supervisor for the Ore
gon district of the Lutheran Lav
men's league, will be present to dis
cuss plans for the Lutheran Hour
Rally at which Dr. Walter A. Maier
will appear, to be held in Medford.
May 18. A cordial welcome to all
services and meetings of the Zion
Lutheran church is assured.
Loney and will be accompanied by
airs, tioert veatcn.
In the post office and Inquire about
your opportunities.
I
The United States navy has more
vocational training to offer than '
any branch of service. Call at the
recruiting office and see what your ;
chances are.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
A eranta f Th Mothr Chnrrh. lb flrtl Chnrrh f IhrUI. Srtvniut.
In Bo.lnn. Ma.t.
10th and Washington
Services: Sunday School. 11:09 a. m.
Sunday Service. 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8:00 o'clock.
Lesson-Sermon Subject, February 8
"SPIRIT"
Christian Science Reading Room
1021 Main St.
RADIO BROADCAST
SATURDAY 4:45 P. M. KFJI
Subject, "Proof Thot Christian Science HcoU"
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