FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACI SIVEM,
Chapel Choir
Plans Songs
For Easter
Foster Oay services nt ltii Com.
miintly CJiiiuirciiittlniml church will
Ijo culidtirtrd Hi O KI) mid II a. 111.
Tho earlier aervlce In oartecliilly In.
tended for children nf llm church
school, tlirlr parents nnd nunrdlana,
mid (ir llinan who find It difficult
til ntli'iid lulrr.
In (ha Ural aervlce mrnihcra nt
Iho chupel clwlr und dm children's
rhnlr will ultiii Ihn llluruy mid Irnd
Mm riinurruiilliinnl alimlng undrr
dlrKi'llim cif Marin t)n)ena. At thi
11 o'clock aervlce linih the chancel
mid chapel choirs will officiate.
r( Cna)cns will Hi iik (tin milii,
'Open the Oatca ctf Iho Temple,"
(Knappl. Rev. (Iixlfrny Mntthewa
will preach n aoriium In boih scrv
Ices entitled "lie. Wu Crucified.
I)rnd nnd Hurled, mid mi (he Third
Diiy Ho Arose . , . "
The Haoroiiicnt of lluptlam will be
administered to InfiiMU In the II
orliKk acrvleo.
A moat cordial liivHntlon In Rlvrn
lo atranucra nnd vlailnrs In Kliun
nth Fitlla to nltrnd the aervlrca. The
church U located on Garden near
Martin.
. TSo I'llurlm folluwahlp moots on
f1'cdnradny inulila Immediately ful
lowlim choir prui'llre. Mary Btuiia,
president, extrndn n cordial Invita
tion to blah achixil mko young people
unconnected with oilier churchca lo
alteiid.
CHURCH NEWS
First Methodist Slates
Duplicate Easter Services
First Methodist church, N. Mill j Organ I'rrlwlit "Pratlvnl Ovi-rturo"
mid llluh, will feature two dupll- by Mouxtoritxky.
ciilo Kaalcr aervlrca on Hundiiy 'Jrlo "Lumu of Ood." by Illi t.
inoinliiK. Tho firal aorvlco will bo ' C'atliorlno lllmiun, Wllbor Klllutt,
nt u:JU, Iho second nt II o'clock. At
both aorvlcea Iho choir will alng
spoclnl Knaler inualit, under the (II
rnaiun of Mra. Ilobert l. timid.
Mrs. 1'iitrlcla Hunt l onanist. The
Itov. Victor Phllllpa. minister, will
preach mi the aiibjcot, "The Trana
forming Fuel of Kiistcr," The apo
dal ICnatcr offering will be devoted
lo 11 io world aorvlco proKniin of the
church which Includes missions ,it
home nnd nbrond, apcolnl relief for
the deadline In torelun liuida, Mcth
ndlat hoapllula nnd rolleuea both In
the Hulled Htnlea nnd foreign eoun
Irlea, work among the negroes nnd
other activities uf Hie Mcthodl (
church.
I he folliiwlnu munli'iil
Uenild Falcs.
I'niyer Mcdllntlon by the iholr
"Admiiiiius Clirlale," by Oubola.
Anthem by Iho choir -" Aa It He
lton in Dawn," by Vincent.
Anthem by the choir "lliilalujiih
Ifiiluhi," by Lcwiindowskl.
Oruan I'nslludo by Mrs. Patricia
Hunt "llnllehijiih C'liorua."
Church Hundiiy achool tor the .to.
glunera mid primaries will bo held
lit tl .'ill ii. in. In the lower audltor
lum. Tho other depnrtmenu will nt.
lend one of Ihe morning services.
The nicmbcra nf Calvary Com
nmiidnry Knlithla Templar will at
tend Hie II o'clock service In u body.
The Methodlat Youth fellnwahlp
nuillbera ; will meet tit -:io n. in. t'lie nnhllo
will be Included hi tho services tor I la cordially Invited to worhln it
Hundiiy morning: rirt Methodlat on Easter Hundnv.
Vocal Solos Highlight Of
First Christian Services
'Reality' Is
Lesson-Sermon
"llenllty will be Ihe aubject ot
II. e leaaon-aermon nt Ihe Plrat
Church of C'brlat, Kileniial. loth
end Wnnhlnnton alreeia, Kualer
Hundny.
Onlden tent will be "Thine. O
Tird, la Ihe grcntneha. Bn t)tP
pitwrr. mid tile ulory. mid Ihe vie.
lory, nnd the ma)cty; for nil th:il
l In the Heaven mid In the Fnrih ia
Ihine; Ihme la Ihe kinvdnm. o
l ord, nnd thou are exnlted na head
ac-ve. all" tt Chron M il)
Hundny arhool la held nt 11 n. m.
di'wnntnlra in the church, and the
neuter morning worship aervlce 'a
held nt the name hour In the main
church auditorium.
A weekly meeting it held at t
p nt.. Wednesdayi.
Among the citation comprlalng
th" leawn-aermon will be the fol
lowing fiom the Ilible: "Rejoire tn
the Iird alwny: and aeatn I anv.
fte)olre. iPhll. 4 . together Willi
the correlative parage from Hit
Chrlntlan Science temlwik. "rV.
enct and Health With Key In th
W'-rlpturea," bv Mary Maker Kddv:
We mual look deep Into reallnm In
trad nf accepting only the out
ward acme ot Ihlnga."
"Pine. Chorion Conriueror, Rlae."
bv Kevaer. I the nntliem to lie aung
b the choir of Ihe Plrai Chrlatlun
church for Knater Hundny. Two
vocal aoloa, "Thev Have Taken
Anv My 'ird" by Mra. Wealey
Mi Nee. and 'Hope Crushed lo
Knrth," by .an Hlephena, will nlan
b" heard nt 'he morning worahln.
which begin nt 10 M) promplly.
Hciinon meaaiirte, "neaurrectlon
Ounranleea." will be given by the
paalnr, Pev Howard P. Hutchllla
The Uird'a Hupiier will be obaerved
at 11.
The evening worahlp will feature
a number of mualrnl aelectlona
The choir vlll nlng two anlhema,
"V.'nkc the Hong." nnd "1,1ft Up
Your Honda." 'ed by Churl". Uhlig.
A pliino nnd orgun duet. "Tlio It'll
liiujnh Chorua." will be preaentod
bv Mra l.lly Kendiill nnd KrncM
Aimatrong. Communion will be
acrved to nil unnlile to attend the
morning worship aeaaion. The tm.
(iii 'a meaange. ' Ileaurrectlon Aftrr
mntha." plua Hie coiiRregntloniil
acngfeat. will mnke up the evening
hour. All .re welcome.
Mlble achmil aturta at 0 4S. with
Superintendent A' Hnlley directing
Chrlatlnn Kndeavor comoa at the
umiiiI lime .if 6 0. nnd Include
both Junlora and aeiilora.
Pastor Fields
(lates Services
"Tlie flood New of Ihe Iteaurrec.
don" will be the aermon title for
Pnater Hundav morning at the Bible
Jlaptlat church, according I n Ihe
pntnr, Keith P Plelda.
Hundnv achool children will nre
aenl a abort program nt Ihe Sun
dnv achool hour.
At the evenine hour the choir, un
der the dlrectton of tr. flnra
Pleld. will preent the P.aaler atorv
In aong. A baptismal aervlce will
pt"ctle llie evenlne rtrnvrmy
The public la cordially Invited.
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Presbyterians
To Hold Two
Rites Sunday
Two morning aorvlcea will be held
at the Plrat Preabyierlan church
Knaler Hundny. The two will be
Identical In content, the early wor
ahlp hour beginning at 9 a. m. nnd
Ihe other at the uual time, II a. m.
The mlnlatry of mualc will In
clude three anlhema by the choir.
"Hurely He Una Horn Our Clrlefa"
by Antonio l.ottl, "Jean, Our txird,
We Adore Thee." by Will James,
and "Alleluia I Morn of Heauty" by
Carl Mueller. The choir la directed
by Andrey lmey Jr.. and accom
panied by Mra. Oeorge Mclntyre.
Mra. Marvin Neraelh, aoprnno aolo
lal, will alng. "Avium Del" by Bluet.
The organ prelude by Mra. Mc
lntyre will be "Easter Morning." by
Harvey Onul and the offertory.
"Contemplation" from "The Holy
City" by A. R. Oaul.
Hev. David Barnelt Jr., haa cho
aen aa lua aermon theme, "God la
Not Through. Are We?"
On Prldny, April 3. the public la
cordially Invited to henr Ihe a enp
pclla choir of Whllworlh collrge
who will alng In the church at 8
p. in. Thla choir nf 53 voloea la led
by Profeaaor Wilbur Andera. who
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for boya nnd glrla of the fourth,
filth nnd aixth grndea mccta each
Knturday from 2 to p. in. The
program Include.! alory. nrU and
criifta nnd recronllon.
New Building
To Be Used
For Easter
Jon I,uthiTiin church oiinniincr.
Unit Kiistr .Pivl:i' will be held tn
the now biilldlnif lor the Unit time
Aiihoup-h construction work on the
nrw hulldlnu in not complcLrri, work
nit the hullrtliiK Iihh ndvnnr'od fiiif
fl' lrni.lv no t tint the bulldlnu can
uc(U)lrl.
Work on hr flnlhhliiK mifl fur
ti'Miliitf of ihe building will con
t'uup, with plfiiiK hclnx In Id for a
forum) drdl'mtlon of the new build
in mid of me pine oiHiin, roceiitly
(:Miillcd by M P. Mw1It. Inc., ot
lij.KfrKtowi), Md,. to be hrld at 4
I 'i I it dfitc, In 'he mriwilime, nerv
vlrcn wtlt continue to be held In the
new bulldlwc. A cordlnl Invitation
Ik rxtrndfd by ZIon coiiKn-Kittlon
to itllfiid these, ncrvlccft nnd hharn
IU prountm ff A'ornhlp and work.
"The Trlurriphant Joy of Euster"
wdl be the rcrmon tonic of Victor
A. Brhulzc, r'Htor of the Zion I-u-th(
run church, 11th and Hiuh
Vieetit. tn the Ermter wornhlp sprv
Ufh Two scrvircH will be hrld on
I'nuter mornlriK, thn earlier b'nln
ii.dk at 0:45 and the latter at 11
o'clock.
The Ztnn choir will lni( for both
ncrvlces. present ln( an Ea.ster an
trt'in from (he Mlh centurv. "JeMin
ChrlHt Ik Rlwn Today." The 8un
rtu; iirhool nnd Mlble clnwi will not
niM' on Fiii'pi Sunday. All mem
lcin of these trroup are Invlfd to
a'.lrnd the Eter mtvIcpb.
Sunday School,
Church Merge
Evangelist To
Wind Up Series
Hundny ovonliiK'n aervlce at 8
o'clock, will cull' hide the two-work
cvuunflUtlc meeting conducted by
by Kviingellat Kenneth Morgan of
Oakland. Ciillf., for the Church of
Chrlai, 1714 Arthur.
'I he aorvlcea have been conducted
nightly, 'the aerinun aubject for
Iho c.oniiudlnK aervlce will be
'Where Are tho Nine?''
The Lord Uuy morning aervlce
of the Church of Chrlat la aa fol
lowa: at 10 a. in, 1)1 bio cluaxea for
varloua ago groupa nre provided;
at 11 o'clock there will be a aermon,
which la followed by the commun
ion aorvlco at 11 :45.
Lutheran To
Hold Service
A children's worship nervlce at
9:40 Hundny morning will open
K;iAter wrvices at the Klamath Lu
theran church. The early worship
1a sponsored by the Sunday achool
and arranged especially for chil
dren and young people, but par
ents and friends are cordially In
viud. The Easter festival service
will be held at 11 o'clock.
Pastor H. J. Thorpe will apeak
on "Angels Proclaim the Resurrec
tion' at the early service. Mrs. B,
K. Wilkes will be at the organ.
The pator"s sermon theme for
11 o'clock worhhip Is "The Mcwiii(e
of EaMer." The Junior choir will
shin "Chimes of Easier Day." by
Lawrence Keating. Mrs. P. B. Wilkes
will be at the piano. The senior
choir will King "Open the Gates of
the Temple" by Knapp.
Mrs. Arthur H. Denlson will be
al the organ.
Vocal Solos
Set At LDS
Klamath Temple
To Hear Rynning
Norwegian Evangell.it Louis O.
Rvnnlng will conduct spec. .1 aor
vlcea al Ihe Klnniflth Teninle heoln.
nmg Kaaler Sunday. He haa loured '"tn. m'wlona. All the cltv nre In-
rhe Sunday achool hour and
worahlp aervlce will be combined i
n Eaator Sunday at the Plrat Cov
enant church, 823 Walnut avenue. I
The aorvlcea will begin nt 10:15:
a. ni. and close nt 11:45 a. m. j
The Sunday i .hool will present j
Ita prog.-i m to open the service, j
The Knator alory will bo presented ;
In aong, rencllnga, and flnnnelgraph
dlspliiy. i
At the close of this portion Iho !
primary ci.ii.ircn c u.ac, . w,h Kathrvn gmlh
mr iiioica HuuiLuriuin lor nciiviur
while the worahlp service continues.
The ladles' chorus will alng "Ho
Arose" and Pastor Solmer Jacob
aon will apeak on "Idle Talcs or
Important News." The Easter offer
ing will be taken for Covenant tor-
Europe, Canada and Ihe United
Statoa on scak!ng toura.
Servlcea will be al 7:45 p. m. Sun
day, and from Tuesday through
Sunday of next week.
Tlie Sunday 'school will hold a
sieclal Easter program at 8:45 a. m..
vllod to nttend and enioy this serv
ice on Easter morning.
nnd the pmtor. Rev. Daniel B. An
derson will give the Easter message
at the regular worship hour, II
o'clock.
Easter morning at II o'clock The
Church cl Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Snlnt (Mormon) will com
mcmoratc the resurrection of the
Savior by presenting an Easter pro
gram featuring the Easter cantata.
resurrection Morning." by B. Cecil
Dates nnd Ida R. Alldredge. by the
Klamath Falls branch choir under
the direction of Samuel H. Smith
t the piano.
Tlie program will also feature
vocal solos. "The Holy City." and
"The Lord's Prayer," by Richard
Metier, accompanied by Mrs.
Mftler, with the Easter address
being given by Pr-sldent George M.
Shaffer of the Klamath district
presidency.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
all to come and enjoy the spirit of
Easlc. Sunday In the LDS chapel at
the corner of Home and Martin
streets. Services will commence at
11 a. m. and will be the only meet
ing of the day.
MCA Slates
Sunrise Rite
For Easter
An Easter sunrise service, spon
sored by Klamath County YMCA'i
Ill-Y and Trl-HI-Y cluba, will be
held In front of Klamath Union
high school Sunday at 6:15 a.m. The
service will last until T a m., enab
ling those who attend to return to
their reapectlve churches. If the
weather Is bad the service will be
held In the High school auditorium.
The order of service will Include:
Prelude Carolee Roblnette.
Call to worship Margie Robinson.
Hymn "Christ Arose."
Prayers Merland Phelps, Marian
Mclntyre.
Solo Colleen Cresswell.
Scripture Merlene Burnlngham.
Inspirational reading MoTrls
Weakley.
Solo Rae Canaday.
Speaker Rev. H. J. Thorpe.
Hymn "Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today."
Benediction Rev. H. J. Thorpe.
The service will be broadcast over
radio station KPLW. High school
studenta from the basin area are
Invited to take part.
The Hl-Y group also sponsored
an Easter assembly at Klamath
Union high school Thursday after
noon. Speakers were Rev. Father
John Delahunty and Rev. Victor
Phillips.
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He Is Risen"
Sermon Topic
The Plrst Baptist church, N. 8th
and Washington streets, announces
special Easter services at both the
morning and evening hours ot wor
ship.
At 11 a. m. the pastor will speak
on the subject, "He Is Risen." In
which he wi.l discuss the great
Christian classic on the resurrec
tion, the 15th chapter of I Corin
thians. The subject for 7:30 p. m.
is "Burning Hearts on the Em
maus Road."
The choir recently reorganised
and under the direction ot P. J.
Mlchaelson will present special
numbers at all Easter services. The
public Is cordially invited to wor
ship at the Ftrsf Baptist church on
Easter.
Holy Week To Be
Observed Sunday
Special services are being con
tinued at St. Paul's Episcopal church
In commemoration of Holy Week.
Services for Easter Included a full
choral celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 7 a. m. Presentation of
mite boxes and Easter ollerlngs will
be made at IM5 a. m. at the church
school service. Choral celebration of
the Holy Communion and a sermon
will murk the 11 o clock service. Tne
choir will present special Easter
music.
Suturday, March 27, there will be
administration of Holy Baptism for
any un-baptlsed children. Baptism
will take place at 3 p. m.
Presbyterian
Young People
Plan Service
TULELAKE, Calif.. March 26
The Tulelake Community Presbyter
ian young people will sponsor an
Easier sunrise service on the penin
sula, south of Tulelake, at 6:30
a. m.
Young people will meet at the D.
M. Crawford home before the ser
vice, and afterward, will return for
Easter breakfast.
Rev. Francis Chambers, assistant
pastor, will bring the Easter mes
sage. Malcolm Crawford Is In charge.
At the Easter church service, Rev.
Hugh Bronson will speak on "Easter
Daybreak." Mrs. Edgar Osborne will
sing the solo, "Hosannah" by Jules
Oindranier.
The choir will sing two anthems,
"Come to His Garden" by Clark
Walter, and "Light of Victory" by
Elsie Duncan Yale. Choir director
la Mrs. Norman Esser, and pianist
is Mildred Held,
Chorus numbers will be presented
by members of the Newell Sunday
school. There will also be baptism
of infnnta and adults and tht re
ception of new members.
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Baker, Wallowa, Malheur, Harney
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