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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1948
CHURCH NEWS
Scientist
Services
Planned
"Ood Uie Preserver of Man" will
be the topic of the lesson-sermon
t the regular morning divine wor
ship at Pint Church of Christ,
Scientist, 10th and Washington, this
Sunday.
The Oolden text will be "The Lord
bless thee and keep thee: the Lord
make his face to shine upon thee,
and be gracious unto thee: the Lord
lift up his countenance upon thee,
and give thee peace," (Num. 6:24
26. Classes for all ages are offered In
Sunday school which is held at tho
same hour as the church service,
11 a. m. Sunday school classes meet
downstairs in the church.
A regular Wednesday evening
meeting is held each week at 8 p. al
and a reading room maintained at
1023 Main.
Among citations comprising the
lesson-sermon are, "But seek ye
first the kingdom of God and his
righteousness; and all these things
shall be added unto you." (Matt.
6:33). From the Christian Science
textbook, "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy, will be. "Divine Love
always has met and always will
meet every human need."
Final Sermon
Due Sunday
"Living Above Your Circum
stances" will be the seventh and
concluding message in a series of
sermons based on the theme, "Vic
torious Living," presented by Rev.
Victor A. Schulze, pastor of the
Zion Lutheran church, 11th and
High.
The morning worship service be
gins at 11 o'clock. At the close of
the morning service a door collec
tion will be taken for the relief of
the people, particularly the members
of the Lutheran congregation, the
Lutheran pastor and family and
parish worker who lost all of their
belongings In the Van port flood disaster.
Sunday school and Bible class
meet at the regular time, 0:45 a. m.
Calvary Baptist
Slates BiLle School
Vacation Bible school will open
Monday morning. June 14. at the
Calvary Baptist church. East Muin
at Garden, at 9:30. Every boy and
girl between the ages of 4 through
16 Is welcome, regardless of faith
or affiliation.
Classes will be provided tor all
age groups under capable leader
ship. Children will be discharged
promptly at 12 noon. Free trans
portation will be provided upon
request. For information call 8677.
The school u under the super
vision of Mrs. Elaine Johnson. As
sisting her are Mrs. Asa Forristall.
Mrs. Cloy Knock. Mrs. Betly Rice.
Mrs. A. R. Wiley. Mrs. Ona Bag
ley. Mrs. Plnkey Mistier. Mrs. Flor
ence Holbrook, Mrs. Mary Kinney,
Mrs. Ruby Reams, Mrs. Elsie
Homer. Mrs. Leiha Mne Smith,
and the pastor, Perry M. Johnson.
Teachers To
Give Service
The teaching staff of the daily
vacation Bible school now in session
at the Bible Baptist church, will
present the evening program and
service at the church on Sundav
evening, 8 o'clock. The Bible school
girls' choir, a group of 30 girls, will
present special music for the eve
ning. Lester Perry, a native of Bend
and a recent resident of this city,
will bring the evening message. Per
ry has just finished his second year
at Powellhurst Bible institute ana
will attend the Bible Institute of
Los Angeles this fall. Perry's par
ents and family reside. in Klamath
Falls.
The Bible school has enjoyed an
increased attendance each day. with
207 present on Wednesday and 217
registered. The school convenes at
8:55 each morning and is dismissed
at 11:50 a. m. Children of the south
suburban area are particularly in
vited to attend this school.
Pastor Keith P. Fields will con
tinue the study of the Book of I
John at the morning worship ser
vice. The choir will sing special
music.
The public Is Invited.
Mitchelmore
Returns From
Seattle Meet
Peace Memorial Presbyterian
church, 4431 S. 6th, will have reg
ular service this Sunday, with
Pastor and Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchel
more having returned from the
general assembly of the church
held In Seattle, Wash,
The sermon will be given at 11
a. m. with the chorus choir lead
ing the music under direction of
Mrs. Mitchelmore, director and or
ganist. Vacation Bible school of Peace
Memorial Is In session and will
continue through the coming week.
New pupils will be welcome.
Classes are provided tor age groups
from 4 to 14 years.
Department leaders are Mrs.
Thelma Janssen. Mrs. Lloyd Seeley,
Mrs. Dorothy Walker, Mrs. L. L.
Parker and Mrs. C. P. Peyton with
A. C. Olson, superintendent.
Mary Lou Bates ts music leader
and the pastor, advisor.
The school will close with a pic
nic at Moore park Friday, June 18.
Children's Day demonstrations will
be held June 20. and fathers will
be honored that same day. Father's
Day.
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Hutchins To
Speak Sunday
What God Hath Put Asunder,
Let Not Man Join Together," will be
the sermon message tor Sunday
morning at First Christian church
by Pastor Howard F. Hutchins. Dean
' Stephens will sing the solo, "Just
For Today" at the morning hour.
Bible school begins at 8:45
promptly, with classes tor all ages.
The church school entered Into a
contest with churches of Southern
Oregon for the summer months.
Daily vacation Bible school will be
. gin Monday, June 14, at 8 a. m. Par
ent are urged to see that the chil
dren come the first day. Arrange
ments for transportation for soma
children will be made.
Evening sessions for the summer
will be at 7:45, Sundays. All are
welcome to attend servioes.
Hargrove To Hold
Services Sunday
Bible class at 10 a. m, Sunday will
begin regular services for the day at
the Church of Christ, 2205 Want
land. J. F. Hargrove will conduct
the worship service at 11 a. m., and
the evening service at 7:30.
A mid-week service Is held Wed
nesday at 7:30. All are welcome
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Class To End
The Dally Vacation Bible school
conducted by the First Covenant
church, goes into the second and
last week beginning Monday. At
tendance during the first week was
very gratifying.
Classes are held daily from 9 to
11:30 a. m.. with all children from
4 to 14 years invited to attend.
The closing day for classes Is on
Friday, June 18. with the public
program to be held on 8unday.
June 20. at 7:45 p. m.
The worship service will be held
at 11 l m, Sunday, with Pastor
Selmer Jacobson bringing a mess
age on the subject "The Christian
in Public" Sunday school convenes
at 10 a. m.. with classes for all
ages. Sunday, at 8 p. m, the reli
gious scientific film, "God of Crea
tion" will be shown. There will be
no admission charge. All are cor
dially invited to worship at the
First Covenant church.
Peebler To
Give Service
In observing the regular morning
worship for the third Sunday after
Trinity. Klamath Lutheran church
services will be conducted by J. R.
Peebler and L. E. Taylor. Peebler
will read the sermon, written by F.
Hammarsten, entitled. "To My
Father."
The senior choir, under the dl
rcction of Erling Melby. will sing the
anthem. "Thanks Be to Ood." by
Stanley Dickinson. Mrs. Arthur Den
ison will be at the organ.
The Klamath Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet Tuesday evening at
8 in the church parlors. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Arthur Oberg and Mrs.
Philip Gustafson.
The church Boy Scout troop. No.
43. is anticipating a camping trip to
Crescent lake in late July. To fi
nance the trio, the boys are eager to
to get odd Jobs. Erling Melby. troop
committee chairman, is acting as a
clearing agent, and anvone having
odd Jobs may call Me'by at tele
phone 2-0334. and the boys will be
assigned to do the work.
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Patricia Lund bind?, outfit of the 1M8 Redwood Empire rodeo, to
be held at Redwood Acre, rlurrka, June 25, 26 and 27. Ii pletured above
on "Ranter." Miss Lundhlarie. 1 -year-old Kureka high achml student,
will preside as quen of the three-day ahow which la e&pretcd to attract
leading rodeo riders from all over the West. Six Ihouaatid dollar In
prises will be awarded for rodeo and track events. The Redwood rodeo
Is being held In connect ion with the Redwood Kmplre Centennial
celebration at Kurrka, June -!3 to 27.
First Presbyterian To
Open Bible School Monday
Daily Vacation Bible school brRliu
at the Pirst Presbyterian church at
a a.m. Monday and children of all
ages are welcome. The beginners
department, made up of pre-school
children, will study "How Bible
Children Lived." The primary de
partment will have "Bible Boats" as
their course of study. The Junior
department will compare "Bible
Homes and Homes Today." The In
termediate department will choose
its subject and will also be given
the experience of being helpers
throughout the school.
There will oe a prize to the child
who brings the most new pupils who
attend regularly throughout the
session. There Is no charge for the
school, but a dally offering will be
taken to defray expenses. Sunday
evening. June 27. at 8 o'clock, school
will officially end with closing ex
ercises and children's day program.
The afternoon of Saturday, June
36. a picnic will be held for the
whole school.
The Sunday service at the First
Presbyterian church will be con
ducted by Rev. Clrorge M. Shuinan,
from Ashland. His sermon topic will
be "The Church In Action." Mrs.
Earl Sheridan will slug a contralto
solo.
There will be no Westminster
fellowship or Junior Church club
this week.
The Women's association will hold
a picnic Thursday at 1 p.m. at Pine
Grove at the home of Mrs. A. M.
Collier. The picnic lunch will be
potluck and Is for all circle mem
bers, association members, and all
women members of the church. Mrs.
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Catsup 14-oz. bottle 15c
Fresh Fryers : lb. 59c
Pork Roasts lb. 43c
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Beef Pot Roasts lb. 65c
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Evangelistic
Meetings To
Be Continued
Kvaugellstlc meetings at the Tulr.
lake Christian church will enter the
second week (his Sunday, Evangelist
Clyde freeman will be speaker for
the week. Sessions are held each
night except Saturday, marling
promptly at 8 o'clock. Pastor How
ard r. Hutchins of the Klamath
Falls church, has been assisting, and
a number of folks from the Kla
math church have been visiting
nightly.
Tile present building at Tulelake
Is all paid for and no solicitation of
funds from the uonnln nf Tiilfthtlrn
has been miide or will be made. Anv
guts made will be through the good
wilt and renittiudlv nf iwramti tit,,,-
selves, not through solicitation.
Everyone is cordially Invited to
lnsect the new church. The regu
lar na.ttnr. Teri Itnrlhnrt n9 uH,i
Jose, Calif., with his bride of a few
weexs, is expected to be III Tulelnke
ine nrst week In July. A reception
will be given for them at that time.
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Visiting here while on a tmir of
the West Coast are Mr. and Mrs.
B. A. MrCreary, Norfolk. Neb., who
are looking for a business location.
Mr. and Mrs. MrCreary miide their
first trip West two years ago.
Pleased with business conditions and
climate they plan to mnke their
home west nf the Rockies. Thcv are
aunt and uncle of Mrs. Helen Row
ell. Mrs. Hope Ijimon and Mrs. A. J.
King. Thcv have been guests also
of Mr. and Mrs R. T. Jester, Ash
land, former Klamath rails residents.
James Plnnlger will be In charge
of devotions and Mrs. J. C. Millers
will direct the program about "Our
Own Presbyterian Missionaries."
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the
Mariners club will meet.
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At the Congregational liiuivli,
Garden street near Mini in. ttunduy
morning at 11 o'clock, the Itev,
Godfrey Matthews will primi'h oil
the subject "Uplrltunl Orowlh."
Mrs. Trunin ll A. NHmiii will pre
side at the oigun. Church school
convenes at t it a.m. with Mia.
Kennrth tumble, auH'rlntriulrnt.
During the church hour the niiiMiy
department will be directed by liar
bara Hchurldrr.
Pilgrim fellowship will meet In
the evening at 7:110 at the church
and develop plans for attendance
at Camp Adams. All young people
of Junior high school age are in
vltrd to be present.
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St. Pauls To
Hold School
HI. Paula Episcopal Vacation
Church school will continue through
nt'xt neck Willi regular sessions lioiu
U to 11:40 a. m. until Friday. All
children are llivlled to intend.
Hcrvlccs for this mining Hiindiiy
at Ml, Paul's, tho third Huudiiy afler
Trlully. will bo as lnllows:
8 a. m., Cell brill Ion of the Holy
Communion.
IMn a. in., (iiunii school for all
ages.
11 a. in., Morning prayer and ser
mon. The theme for the sermon by
the rector, Itev. F. II. WIsHonlinch,
will be, "The Culling of Ht. Matthew."
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Hunday Nrliuol, 11:00 a, m.
Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8:00 o'clock.
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