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FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI CHURCH NEWS Fellowship Meet Slated Itrv. r'n'derlik O. Wlasnilmrh, rrr lur of HI. l'liuls Kilsr"ml tliurrli. hss chosen the t"l'li "Chilnl, thn Ulllinute ', fur Uia II oVIork nioin luK prayer service thin Huiuliiy, the seciitul Muiuliiy In Lent. Crlrlii ul Ion f the Duly Ci.miiiium Ioii will un ul H ii in. Willi church school at 1Mb n. m. The Youiiu People's I'Vltiw(ilt will inert nt (I ill) p. in. Huiuliiy In i Joliil illsciisslwi si'sMim Willi I ho yutmit people of the Flint I'lcshy icilnll lillllTll, on Wednesdays, nil dm Inn l.i'lit. at 7::ill p. a 1 .11 miy service, tol luwed liy choir practice, In livid. Wi'rkly celebration of the Holy (Nuiimuiilon l ul III ii. in., Friday. Tho rerlor In kIviiiu ii series of lec tures on tl 10 rrlulloiishlp of tlm IllUIn to tlm chili i h each Thursday nllri iKKiil. All r Invltrcl. 'Mind' Topic For Week Golden Text of thin Hunduy ' les-onii-serinon at the Klrsl Church of jUirlia. Mclrnllst, loth hiiiI Wash. )iiiittiui, will he tukrn Iroiu 1 Corin thians 'J: I II. "Who lintli known the mind of tlm Lord Unit ha limy In struct him?" Tuple for tills week In "Mind". AnionK rllatlmi coiuprlMuK tlm les sott.sermoii In the followlnv from tho llllilr: "Buy tho truth, nnd sell It not; iilnO wlMloin. nnd Instruction, mid understanding", il'rov. 'ja 2:1.1 Tlm rriiulur Bunduy mornlnit wor shlp rrvlr In nt II o'clock, will) Muiiday school, nt tho sumo hour downstairs In the church. A wrrkly meeting In held nt II p. in . Wednes duyii. A free rending riHiin Is main Inlnrd nt 1031 Mnln. All are welcome to nttrud services nnd use thr rend ing room. Winter To Toko Oklahoma Post Kviiiuiellsl (I1111 Winter, paslor of Ilia Church of Christ, tlUb Wuiil lunil, has ii'i.lmiml hl position hers to IjckIii wuik with n Yule, Oklo. chinch. Hrrvlccs will bit conducted liy Wulter Miller of (.Hunts I'iuui, luy pastor for thin Hiinduy. Hlljlo school In held nt 10 n. ill., Hunduy, with worship services nt II a. 111. nnd T ail p. m. Weekly lllliln sludy Ii at 7::i(l p. in., Wcdnesdiiy. Choir Plans For Sunday Itev. David K. Hurneil Jr. will de liver the sermon. "Th Boy Who Btayed Home." nt tile bumlay serv Ice of the Klrst Presbyterian church. The choir, under the direction of Andrew Loney, will sing the niuhem. -Incline Thine Ear, O. Lord." by Archenxeliky. Mr. Kloerl Veatch will piny the organ ncconipnnlmenl. A nursery for small children will be conducted during aervlcei. Westminster fellowship will hold In regular meeting at 6 30 p. m. at I he church. At 8 p. m.. the pre r'.ssler commiinlcnnia' class will meet III Die sanctuary with Rev. Harnett leading discussion on "The Church." Next Sunday, February 38, will be obacrved oa 1-uymchs Hunduy. Phil Hitchcock will report on the coh erence In Chicago to form perm anent national council of Pres byterian men, which he attended. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Fro Demonstration Telephone 9200 Junior Choir Program Set The Junior choir of the First Methodist church will alnil three special numbers on Hunduy morning ul the II o'clock service, "We. Thy People 1-rulsn Thee," arrangement by lluydn. "Itejolce." by Mrssltcr, nnd III observance of Oeorge Wash ington's blrthdity they will ting, "America, The Heaullflll." Mrs. Itobert P. Cnilg will direct and Mm. I'ulrlcln Hunt will be at the organ. The pastor, flcv. Victor Phllllp will preach the second aermon on "The Parubiea of Jesus." The topic for Hunduy morning will be, "Child ish People." ' At the evening service nt 8 o'clock he will preach the acennd nernion on the UmiIcii series, "Mix Onys of Destiny." drilling with the lust nix days of the earthly life of Jesus. The title of Hunduy night's sermon will be "Philip." Church Hunduy school will be held ul II ib n. m. Willi classes for nil ago groups. Nursery during Uie morning service. Mcihodlil Youth fellowship will meet at 8:30 p. m. Heporu will be given of the Youlh conclave to be held In Bulem tills Friday nnd Saturday. Sunday School Class Gains At Peuce Memorial Presbyterian church, 4'.U Ho. 8th, tills Sunday, the second Hunday In Lent, the pastor, Itev. Hugh T. Mllchelmore. will speak on "The Necessity of Orare." The chorus choir will sing a special number. Hunduy school Is nlrenily taxing the facilities of the new church building. Twenty-five young people were In the high school class last Sunday. There Is a graded Bible class for each age from pre-school through adults. With Uiree Christian Endeavor societies meeting at 4. 5 and 7:15 p. m.. Juniors, Intermediates and high school youth are provided for. The chorus choir rehearses at 8 p. m. Aa one of the neighborhood church on the south side, all are welcome lo attend the services. 5 Witt f7iMiTTfflTI First Church of Christ, Scientist krsark ( Th. Haltitr Ckurrb. Th. rinl Chinch at Chilli, iclinlltl, la llstlva, Msas. 10th and Washington Kervlcea: Kunday School, 11:N a. so. hunday Nervlce, 11:00 a. m. Wednesday Krenlng Mectlnr, 1:08 o'clock. Lenon-Sermon Subjocr, Fcbruory 22 "MIND" Christian Science Reading Room lOU Main SL RADIO BROADCAST SATURDAY 4:45 P. M. KFJI Subject, "Proof That Christian Scienca Heals" USED TRAILERS 24-FT. O.V.W. 34,000 lt. Compel with Dual 10.00 X 22 TIRES, TUBES i WHEELS sV. f'-VV:;v rr.nl. I (r. IHCIMCATIOHI f frsms . . , 24 ft. Irsms t rsar , 40 In, rramt t rr.nl , 14 ns. II M. VI 14 M. H.lfht frem eran4 t tap sf tram. 44 In, W.lohl el ihaull arlrh a, ttbal, and nali . a,vu PM. WaitlnfhSHfa Alff Irahaa Thii iturdy, low-cost trailer ean easily and economically be converted into I profit-making piece of equipment . . . 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Mrs. Arthur Den lwn will be at the orifun. Sunday school, with Bible classes every Sunday, at B:4S. On Thursday, February M at 8:30 p. m.. there will be a Luthernn BroUicrhood fellow ship dinner. Revival Meetings At Faith Mission Revival meetlnxs are being" held every evenlnit except Monday at 7 4i nl Uie Faith Mission, 37 Main. Retiulnr services are held at 11 a. in., Sunday. Rev. Vernle Jlnrrolson Is con ducting revival sessions. If you don't need It sell It I Ad vertise It In Uie Clnsslfled Ads. SPECIALIZED WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Four tralurd servlre men nt your call. I.aret slock of parts for all makes between Porlland and Han Francisco. WE .SKKVKE ALL MAKKS MERIT'S 609 South 6th Phone 6989 Father Phelan To Chiloquin JU'V. Father John Phcliul, after four years with Sacred Heart Catholic church, has been trans ferred to Our Lady of Mt. Carmcl church In Chiloquin. Father Phelan left last week for the Chiloquin church. He sue- Arabs Plan Appeal For Holy Land LAKE Hl'CCEHH, Feb. 20 M'r Arab lesdera today are reported plannlnr a campaign for repeal of thr Palestine partition project by the United Nations assembly. Well qualified sources said the fl'st Arab tactic here would be an effort to block action In the secur ity council debate startlnit Tues day on the request for International military force to carry out parti tion. The Arab line would be to con tend that partition Is lllrtal. Added to this now would be the argument that the scheme has been proven .nworkahle by violence In Palestine following the assembly's November Zti partition decision. Reconsideration Eyed The Arabs thus hope for recon sideration of the whole partition ceeds Rev. Father Michael Aheme, who was previously transferred to Redmond. Father Phelan was assistant pas tor of Sacred Heart. Father Tim othy P. Casey. Sacred Heart pastor, has received no word of a successor for Father Phelan, plan by the 67-nntlon assembly, In special session If nccessnry. They ark reported wllllim to consider a compromise alternative there, Meanwhile there were thene other developments: 1. Heeretury of State George C, Marshall aiimmoned Chief Ameri can Delegate Warren K. Austin to Washington Monday for consul tations. Austin is expected to tell the security council on Tuesday vhether the American govern ment favors armed enforcement of partition. S. Partition supporters re ceived a setback when China re vealed that she intended lo con tinue to abstain on partition vot inr. 3. Iraq boycotted the trusteeship ci'unell, which Is discussing the partition plan as It would affect internationalized Jerusalem. The I H. denied in the council Iraq's chargea of pressure on other countries to vote for partition. Hypoproteinosis, But Don't Worry CHICAGO, Feb. 30 (P) You've never heard of hypoproteinosis possibly the most common disease In the world. The diseasecaused by protein deficiency never has had a name In accepted medical lanKuage, an article In the Journal of the Amer ican Medical association said today. The name was suggested by Dr. Francisco De P. Miranda, director of the national Institute of nutri tion. Mexico City, Mexico, to dis tinguish it from undernutrition (lack of calories' and malnutrition (vitamin deficiency). Hypoproteinosis, he said, la the "most common disease of the world" and Is caused by "the low economic level on which half the population of the world lives." The disease has a tendency to delay growth of children and re duces their resistance to Infection. Hollow vessel were made by wind ing rods of hot, softened glass around a sand core, before glass blowing waa discovered. 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