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FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 194B HrRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NtNl CHURCH NEWS A Cappella Choir Slated Here Sunday All llUtstulllllllll til lln II l 1 IMilli, Mil! Wliltwiirtli rnlli'un a t'lipiirllii ill. jir, will Ihi iihvmiiiIccI In a coimciI nt Hie Mint Pimlivli'ihiii I'liurili In lllillll, .I'l liliiy. lit 8 uYlui'k A free will ciflrrlnu will lie taken. The pulj. lln It rnnlliilly In vitrei. Fur Uii rruulur II u. in Hiindny wumlilli, Mra. llnuine Mi liuvro will lilny tlie in nun prelude, "(,'lmrnl pre lude." mill the iillnilnry. "My 1 1 rit 1 1 In Killed Willi NiiikIiik." The dim., directed by Andrew Unify Jr.. will milk III millirm, ' Holy Ait Thou," by Handel. Ilry. David K Harnett's sermon liiplc l 'rim Christian Worship." Hiinday mhm.l la t 0:411 a m Jirookt Cnstrr in iiirrliitriiilrtit. Other nirrtllntt hu luilr a conure lalliilial Hireling Ui discuss plant fur it now cliurrli building Momluy; Tuesday, 7 ). in , ly Hcilllt trimp 42; Tucsdny, 7:;n p ni , Huiulny i lloill Irin lirm mill otflicrs meet Inr it regular m-miIiiii; Wednesday, 7:30 p m., choir piurtlm, and p m . meeting (it nil IhK cflmnilltrra on rrllKlolm education. .Baptism To Be Held Pear. M r in o r I I Pieiljvtrrliin rhurch. 44.H 8. nth. will observe communion of the Lord a Hupprr at tlir regular II 'o'clock morning worship thu Hiiiuluy. llaptlsmnl srrvli-e mid reception of members will tnkr place, Hpcclul mgan numbers will be glim by Mr. Hush Mlti lirlmoir. mid Ilia voral aolo. "Calvary" by ltodnry, will be presented by Kac Canadny. Hit nursery will provide a place for little children during the arr vice. All are Invited to attend regular fiiinday achnol classes at 11:45 a. m. At the special Master Holiday ai'hool program lam werk. 300 were pies ill. Junior Christian Kndravor inerU at 4 p. ni.. tlir Intermediate society at 5 p in , choir rehrarnul at a p m. and Higma Pi Christian Kndravor merti at 7:11 p m . all on Sunday. Rev. Davey To Visit Rev. John Davey. on furlough from tlir mission field of Dominica. Urltuh Writ Indies, will be tlie guest iraker at the 10 a. m. Hun day school hour, and the II a. m. worship service at the Klrl Cove nam rhurcli, g23 Walnut, on Bung-say. April 4. Missionary Davey U director of the Domlulran field and worka un der the auspices of the World Wide Evanprlirjition Crusade, a mission aix iety organised by the renowned C. T. Stuild t he errnlng fellowship hour la at 7:44. The public In cor dlnlly Invited to attend all services. The Resurrection To Be Theme The theme for the worship nerv ier at the Hlble Iiapttst rhurch Sunday morning will be "Tlir lln nrrectlon Life" according to Pastor Keith P Fields. An object lesson for the children will be given during the nervier. This too, will be In keeping with the theme. "The Resurrection Life." New members lll tie received at the close of the worship service and Communion will he observed The public U cordially Invited. Bible Baptists To Have Guest Ilev. John Dnvev, field director for the Worldwide Evnncrllriitlnn Crtwidc In Dominica. tlrltWi Wl Indies, will be the guest of the Bible Itnnttsi church for the evening aervlce on Hutldnv. Hev. Pavcv will apenk lo the Youth Fellnwahln grouna at 11:30 p m.. and will show colored slides of the mission work In Dnmlnlca at th" evenlnir service. 7:30. The public la eordlnlly Invited. 8AKION For Itent TRUCKS -PICKUPS -CARS U-Drivo - Move Yoursolf Local or Long instance, Have H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone .ll)4 1'JOI Kail Main Pre mo In Charge Of Services Al II m. ill. Hiindiiy. the hour of Ilia regular worship, thine will be a service of morning prayer and serini.ii with Koy Preiuo. lay render. In charge at Ht. Paula Kplscopal cliitrch. There will be no service: of Holy (.'iiiiiiiiiniiiu nt II ii. in. this Hiindny. t.'hiirch school will meet as usunl at W 4ri a. in with classes for children of nil nirn. The Young peoplea fellowship will meet In the parish hull at (1:30 p. m. Huiulny with t special pro griiin and fellowship hour. Mr. and Mra, Wulliice Nnrdwall are advisors for the group. 'Unreality' Sermon Topic Unreality" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon In all Churches of Christ, Hcicntist, and at the Klniiinlh Knlls Christian Hclence church, lOih and Washington, this Hiindny. The (loldcn Text will he "!,ei not him that It deceived trust In van ity: for vanity shall be his recom pense." (Job 15' 311, Hiiiulnv sihool In held at 11 a. m downsiiilra In the church with the morning worship service nt the nnme hour In tlie ninln auditorium. Week. Iv meetings are held at II p. m. Wednesdays, and a reading room Is maintained at UM3 Main every day excenl Hlindnvs and holidays. Among citations comprising the Irsson-srrmon will he "llnnnv is he that hath tlie riod of Jnrob for h's heln. whose hope In In the !,ord his Ood." iPia Kit- i. from the nt-l. cure and Health with Kev to the Hcr'ptures " Christian Science t. book bv Marv pker Kddv. in "fn mnierlnl s-nse. the iinrenl Is the renl until this sense Is corrected bv Christian Hclence." Fire Destroys Church A''"'' Klrrmrn ttruKflr tu grl hour linn Into ptar Uamn burnt from Irrplc mid rwtt nt lhi Sl-ymr-old Ht Mary'i thollr rhurrh at North (imfton, .Mm. Damaie MtJmnlrd al 175,000 to thr woodrn ttruc-ture. Matthews To Open Series At the Congregational church. Sunday morning at II. Rev. Clod frey Matthews. minister. will prenrh on "Too Oood to be True." being the first In a series of sermons on "The Mvlng Christ." The aug mented choirs will aing the liturgy and lead the roiigrcKatlnunl singing under the direction of Marie Can Jens. At 7:30 In the evening one of the outstanding Christian missionaries I lo India. Lloyd Lorbrer. will address j the rongn-Katinn. Iirbeer It In the I service of the American Board, the i oldest Protestant missionary so ciety In the 1'nltrd Rtaten. end In at present In thla country on Sabbati cal leave. He will return to hit field of labor In October. A most cordial Invitation It given to the general public and It u hoped Uial many will attend. Full April Schedule To Wind Up Home Extension Unit Activities For Year The April schrtlule (or home ex trn.il on unlU concludes the year'i activltln with tlie HomrniRker FeKtlval on the hut day of the month. Exhibit of work project conducted during the year will be on display and drmnnMratlmuf will be itlven. Dr. Elmo Htcvrn-son, president of Southern Oregon college will MKAlt during the afternoon neaMon. Luncheon will be nerved at noon. The festival will be held in the McthodlAt church, 10th and HlKh atreeu. lull Hal April April I PTA Notes Mdr relnl Time riar 10 oo in, 4 hnrrk Mi p.m. f be tintjnctf April I April t J o a m. Mn. NUhi Hadlrr J.Mpm. Mr. Jahn Hbbr I at at I Hlraal r. Vallf-Ulta April t ! a m. Mra. rmmt flrallhatipt April ia j:p.m. Hifii fb Mai-rlll nnnia llnl lrl Klamath kaata-Nvrntdala Allamvnl Hlamalh I alia I atrhavan Mlti land Hamamaarr't ttlral April II a m. Mrt Vorlr HrhlH April II m. Mra. AlvU lkii April It U.Ma rn. C. I. Clk) April II It Ji i i I"ar ( aralin i'fkmry Tarant Atolracant MrlatUmhlp , mm ( kerf I'arrnl AttaUarvnl Klallnbtp I artlfn ( krrr farrnl Atalaactnl Rlatlr.ahlp l.r.,,0(..krrr I twig n t karjr I'arant Adltactnt KrlalUnthlp lartirn tkrr Taranl Adclratrt il lallnlilp Mra. W. J. rara toil Nhaala Hn April tt It tt a.m. Mra. L. 1. W lahartf ain.t Allamnl llrii April II lO tta.m. Klamalh l.iilharaa ( htrrh Parrnl Adoiaavant ii.S l rrarrnl Ii lalbanttilp April ?l U Nini, Mra. I.ac llalllalar trtif n ( okrr April U It 31 a.m. Mra. Vada Hrbmarh Tarrnl Atvlcaraai I ATI tlH 111 an lallnablp April It It.Ma.m. Mtbt,i ( brrh Kvhlblu. l.BrlitB Itlb ana lllfh and frairam Schulze To Speak Sunday Holding the Faster Vision" will be the topic of Victor A. Schulr. pnstnr of the 7.lon Lutheran church, 1 1th and High atreeta, In the reg ular morning worship tervtc be ginning at II o'clock. Beautiful Brvlor" will be the anthem present ed hy the Zion rhotr. Services will be held In the chapel of the new building. The Sunday school and Hlble clnss w ill meet at the rrgulnr time . a. ni. A cordial Invitation to attend these services la extended. Tlie nnnual silver tea snonsored bv the Zlon Ijidlen Aid will be held on Prldnv. April 8 from 1 to 4 n. m a' the home of Mrs. P. W Eberleln. 3M9 Summers lane. Members and friends are most cordially Invited to attend. "WOOD" FISH The Jnpnnese dry a salt water fish, bonlln. until it la almost an hnrd as wood, and then shave It off with a tool reseniblliig m car penter's plnue. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguorira M. Word and Som 035 High Phong 33.11 SAT. NITE ARMORY Muiie by MORRISON-McDONALD featuring MARY JO HALLET, Vocalist ' 91 Admiition 1.00 L. D. Good, Longtime SP Hostler, Quits Service One of the Inst hostlers with the Southern Pacific Rnllway company retired Wednesday after 33 years of continuous service. He Is L. D. Oood. 85 of SM8 Denver street. Good has over 40 years of rail road nervlce in all. hnvlng worked with the IMilon Pnclflc before Join ing the SP "family." In recognition of this 33 years of accident-free service, without In Jury to himself or his fellow work ers. Oood was presented a bronr plaiiue Wednesday afternoon at a farewell partv held at the round house In his honor. This Is the first plnque of Its kind to be presented to an employe of the company. The presentation was made by S. C. Selby, round hou.se foreman. All of Oood's time with the rail road has been spent In his area In the Shxsta dlvison including Duns mulr. Ashland, Oerber and Klam ath Falls. A farewell gift with a card sisn ed by 126 of his co-workers In the company, was also presented to the retiring hostler at the party. Tile gift was a leather bound Bible and a merchandise order at a local men's store for a suit and top coat. Oood worked up until 4 p- m. pnrty lime the last dny of his serv ice. j In 19)8 the locomotive firemen I took over the Job of hostlers so no HliasU President Margaret Mherldnn called the fihustn PTA meeting to order the afternoon of March 24. Craig Lindsay led the flag salute. The first grade pupils read a story and gave Interesting lalka about dif ferent animals. The fifth grade, under tlie nupervlslon of Miss Han sen, tang an Italian folk song. Following this Interesting pro gram, room count was taken. Miss Kllen Knopp's first grade room look the room prize.. The nominating committee nub mlttct the nominees, all of whom were unanimously elected. They are, president, Mrs, Margaret Sher idan; vice president, Mrs. Audrey Baxter; second vice president, Mn. Ruth Lindsay: secretary, Mrs. Bertha Hole, and treasurer, Mist Jewel Howard. The PTA decided to pay the ex penses of our voting delcgntcs at the convention to be held the last week In April. These delegates will be the five officers and the program chair man. On April 15. at 10:30 a. m . the fifth grade of the Shasta school will present a program over KFJI. On April 22, the third grade rooms will present an Oregon history program at the same time, also over KFJI. Harold Ashley was the speaker at the meeting. He explained the dis tribution and the necessity of taxa tion. The Shasta Study club will meet April 7, at 1:30 p. m. In the teachers room at school. Mrs. Plsn back will present the topic at this meeting. These meetings have been very Interesting and Informative. Anyone who wishes to attend will be very welcome. Mrs. Westlln's third graders In vited all who were present to come and see their Indian exhibit. Since the next regular meeting date will be during the convention. It was agreed to postpone the meeting one week to May 5. After the meeting, refreshments were served in the cafeteria by the fourth grade room mothers. Mills The Mills PTA study group met with Mrs. R. B. Pepworth March 31. The executive board held its April meeting and the regular PTA meet ing was postponed from Wednesday. April 14. to Friday night, April 18. An Interesting program has been planned. There will be a baked food tale that night and fathers and visitors are most cordially Invited. Fremont Members of Fremont PTA will meet Thursday, April 8. Rooms 16 and 17 of the Junior high and Miss Berg's third grade with Miss Repps 'If til grade, will serve tea. Principal Lowell Kaup will hold forth on standardization of Oregon schools which will result from the use of basic tax law money. A skit from the vaudeville show to be presented this month by the Jun ior high will also be presented Thursday. Approximately 40 per cent of all motor accidents result from drivers trying to beat the lights. more were hired after that date foi that specific position. No Immediate pl,uu have been announced by Good as to how he will spend his leisure time. His fam ily Includes his wife, a son. L. D. Ji of Klamath Falls, two daugh ters. Mrs. Mnrle Hough of Portland and Mrs. Florence Fairbanks of Honolulu. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Clparl Ciaaranlrrd IT ark (All Maktai Rraaaaihla Trice Frea Catlmatet Sewing Machine Service Tttir IndepenflVni Otalcr rhnna ti:i ?m fthaila IVa? 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Bend Mill Workers Vote For Union WASHINOTON, April 2 lW A majority of workers In the Bhevlln Hlxon and Brooks-Scanlon lumber operations at Bend have approved membership In the CIO Interna tional Woodworkers of America as a condition of employment, the na tional labor relations board reported today. The action authorizing the IWA to make such agreements with the companies was taken in separate elections, the NLRB reported. The bargaining units comprise produc tion and maintenance workers, with certain specified exemptions. Church Of Christ Slates Meeting A meeting has been scheduled for tonight, Friday, at 8 o'clock at the Church of Christ. 1774 Arthur. Tlie theme will be "There Is System in God s Work." Bible study classes for all ages will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday, and the regular service followed by Com munion will be at 11 a. m. All are Invited to attend services and meetings at the church. Senior Choir Set At Lutheran Services this Sunday at the Klam ath Lutheran church will be at 11 o'clock with Pastor H. J. Thome sneaking on the sermon theme, "Victory Through Faith." The senior choir will sing. "Hear Us. O. Saviour" by Gounod. Erling Melby is director, and Mrs. A. H. Dcnlson will be at the organ. Sunday school with Bible study Is at 9:45 a. m. Lutheran Children Visit Hospitals The Lutheran Children of the Re formation. LCR. of the Klamath Lutheran church, devoted Easter Sunday afternoon to patients at the Klamath county Infirmary and hos pital. The youngsters presented each In firmary patient with a card which they had made, and with a colored Easter egg as well as a chocolate egg. Later the group went to the hospital where five patients were given gifts. THE First Church of God 2802 Altamont Drive Sunday School. 9:45. SupL, Mrs. Neely. Preaching 11:00. Speaker, Rev. C. H. Beahm from Fresno. Calif. A. M. Message "Pentecost" 7:30 "The Second Coming ol Christ and What Will Follow." Prayer Meeting Wed, 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. KU Students Picked for RC Convention Leonard Wash Jr., and Helen Jackson, both Juniors nt Klamath Union High school, were chosen Thursday to represent KUHS In th National Red Cross convention t be held In Ban Francisco In June, They were selected by the fac ulty out of some 17 candidates, all of whom were chosen by their re spective home rooms. Alternates ta. lected were Marcella Murray and Donna Hansen, also Juniors. The two will go to Snn Francisco June 21. with all expenses paid br the Red Cross. The confab will last three days, with various con ferences and lectures to be attend ed and sightseeing toura conducted for the visitors. Helen Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Obenchaln, 3300 La Verne, and Leonard la the ton of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Wash. Oil Walnut. Both are active In student affairs at the high school. Announcing , . . tir.at Blbl. 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