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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1949)
PACE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, AUG. 12, 1949 CHURCH NEWS "Mission Festival" To Be Held The annual "Mission festival" of the Zion Lutheran church, Eleventh and High, will be celebrated on the ninth Sunday after Trinity this week. Special services will be held In the morning at 11 o'clock and In the afternoon at J:S0. Quest rpeak er al both services will be the Rev. Amos A. Schmidt. Portland, execu tive secretary of tha Northwest district of the Lutheran church. Robert Stevens will serve as or ganist and choir director for both services and will present a pre service or?n recital. He has chosen for the prelude "Fantasia In D Minor" by Mozart and for the of fertory and postlude. "On Wings of 6ong" by Mendelsohn and "Jesus Shall Reign" by Parker. The Zion senior choir will pre sent two anthems, "The Heavens are Declaring" by Beethoven and "Praise Ye the Father" by Oounod. Soloist at the 11 o'clock service will be Constance Hunt who will sing, "Come Ye Blessed" by Scott. The Sunday school and Bible class will meet at the regular time, 9:46 a. m. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon. The Zion Lutheran Laymens' league, directed by Forrest D. Shades, will hold Its regular month ly meeting Tuesday evening, 7:45 o'clock, In the social rooms of the church. A cordial Invitation to all services of the Zion Lutheran church Is extended. Moore Park Picnic By Church Set A church and Sunday school pic nic and barbecue by the Assembly of God will be held at Moore park Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Tha meal will be served at 6 p.m. followed by a fireside service and sing. "A Man of Like Passions" wil be the title of the radio message over KFLW at am. Sunday. The Sun day school lesson text is from Joshua 9:1-77 entitled "The Folly of Com promise." The Lord's Supper will be ob served at the 11 o'ckt-Jc morning service. The pastor's message will be "The Spirit of Wisdom and Rev elation" Ephesians 1:17. Three young men wil speak at the young people's service at 6:30 pm. "Three Lazy Men" will be their sub ject. At the 7:30 pjn. evangelistic serv ice Pastor Kelsey C. Prinzing will speak on the subject "Be Rot De ceived." Lander To Open Series At the 11 o'clock worship service Rev. Edward Lander, minister of the Community Church of the Brethren, 4273 Bristol off Summers lane), will begin a series of messages on "Allies of the Soul." The first of the series will be titled "Beauty." Others In the series will be "Truth4" and "Patience." The regular church, school, with Mrs. Jean Rlffey in charge, will meet at 9:45 a.m. There are classes for adults and for children of all ages. A nursery Is provided for chil dren up to four years of age during the morning worship service. The Women's circle will meet or Tuesday at 12, noon, for a potluck picnic In Moore park. Friends and neighbors are cor dially invited to all of the meetings. Communion At St. Paul's Services for Sunday at St. Paul's Episcopal church will be as follows: The collect epistle and gospel for the day will be for the ninth Sunday after Trinity. There will be an early celebration of the holy communion at 8 a.m. The reading of the morning prayer will be at 11 a.m., and the theme for the sermon by the rector, Rev. F. C. Wlssenbach, will be "On Prayer." Betty Glldden, who Is here on vacation, will be the soloist, ac companied by Mrs. R. O'Sulllvan. Work times for the men of the parish are every Wednesday night and 3aturday afternoon. LOUIE'S FOOD STORE "" .'him Hi nam , nw.au jZLji Peace Memorial To Hear Proett . The Peace Memorial Presbyterian church, 4431 S. Sixth, will celebrate the Sacrament of Holy Communion on Sunday, August 14, at 11 am, The pastor. Rev. Dwayne L. Proett, has chosen for his Communion meditation, "Communion With Qod." A date to remember for this com munity is Friday, August It, when the young people's Westminster fel lowship will have a fall festival at the church. Everyone Is Invited, young and old. and the money raised Is to be used for a church benefit. There will be booths of food, games. fortune-telling and movies. Young People Will Lead Rites Sunday The 17 young people of the Con gregational church. 3160 Garden, who attended camps this summer, will lead the morning worship serv ice at 9 o'clock Sunday. Virginia Everett, Jeannine New com, Marilyn Hardin and Betty Lou Shaw will conduct the service. Talks on various phases of camp life will be given and will Include the following: "Worship at Camp," Imogene Shaw: "Thinking To gether," Mary Stone; "Camp Man agement," Josephine Morrow ; "Workshop Period." Mickey Mor row;, "Living Together," Bruce Kielsmeier; "Great Personalities. Donna Everett; "United. Committed in Christ," Mary Griffiths. At the 10 a. m. church school hour, the filmstrip, "The Story the Bible." will be shown. This will be the last meeting until the first Sunday after Labor Day when regu lar class work will be resumed. Rehearsals began this week for a church variety show, "Some En chanted Evening," a forthcoming production. Guest Speaker At 1st Baptist Guest speaker for both the 11 e m. and 8 pm, Sunday services at the First Baptist church, N. Eighth and Washington, will be Rev. R. E. Milam, executive secretary-treasur er for the church in Oregon. The pastor. Rev. S. L. Tidwell. is attending a revival series in Holly wood. Calif. Sunday school Is at 9:45 a.m. and training union at 8:45 p.m., Sunday. Mid-week services Wednesday be gin with a Sunday school teachers' meeting at 7 p.m. followed by a Bible study at 8 pjn. and choice practice at 9 pjn. The Intermediate GA and YWA also meet at 7 p.m. The Men's brotherhood meets at 7:30 p.m Tuesday .and the Inter mediate and Junior RA's meet at 6:30. The Women's Missionary union meets at 1 pjn, Thursday. Rev. Swope To Speak "Perfection Through Suffering" la the sermon theme to be given by Rev. C. W. 8wope. minister of the First Christian church at the regular 10:50 a. m. Sunday wor ship at the church. Ninth and Pine. Bible school Is at 9:45 a. m. An outdoor rally of the seventh, eighth end ninth grade Christian Endeavorers Is to be held at 6 p. m. Sunday at the residence of their sponsor, Mrs. Jackie Bedord. 2535 Orchard way. Lodema Stur geon and Elaine Kendall are lead ers for the evening. Junior and young people's Chris tian Endeavor study groups will meet at 6:30 p. m, Sunday, at the church, and a song service and sermon, "Springs and Frog Ponds" will be held at 7:30 p. m. A regular prayer service will be held at 8 p. m., Wednesday. An inexpensive Want Ad today will mean 8 8 8 lor you tomorrow I DRINKS niiav.w. f J BlG.lUUVfl Jfll I -SIT HANDLE WITH CARE y Maria Caterin fovV !. f.s..' ; Oaeit Do It Worth Carina, For In the good old summertime when such things as cool drinks and chilled desserts mean extra family usar of glassware. It often becomes the not so good old sum mertime when some are careless. You can take that from Uwen Davies, who'a as conscientious In keeping up the real home life of her own as she is in her acting participation In such radio series as the MBS weekday "Against the Storm" dramatisations. Thus does Gwen, proud possessor of some pretty fine glassware, pass along to you some of. the things she's found out are helpful for such a possessor. Sudden changes In temperature, for example, are fre quently responsible tor the untimely end of glassware because glass ex pands with heat, contracts with cold and often cracks when sub jected to such speedy chsnges. Pastor Tweet To Speak Pastor Irvin Tweet will preach the sermon, "Values That Last," at the 11 s.m. service of divine worship this Sunday at Klamath Lutheran church. Ronnie Dimmick will be guest soloist, singing "The Blind Plough man" by Clarke. Mrs. Arthur H. Denison is organist. Summer Sun day school and Bible classes are at 9:45 a.m. At 7 p. m, the Luther league will hold a swimming party at the Ore gon Tech pool. Troop 43, Boy Scouts, will meet at the church at 7 pjn, Monday. The Ladles Aid will meet at 8 p.m, Tuesday. Mrs. Bell Joeephson will present a map study on foreign missions. Hostesses axe Mrs. Oscar Solie and Mrs. Ben Lof tagaard. Tthe Lutheran Children of the Reformation will meet Friday at 2 p.m. Mr. Laid Rites To Be Held MT.' LAKI. Aug. 12 Rev. J. R DeLap will speak at the regular morning period of worship, 10:45, this Sunday at the Mt. Lakl church. Sunday school will be at 9:45 ajn. and the Junior and senior Christian Endeavor group will meet at 7:30 p.m. Revival Services Set For Keno Revival services, conducted by Rev. Wilfred Meyers of Bradenton, FU, will begin Sunday at the Keno oospei center. Meetings will be held at 7:45 each evening through August 21. All are welcome. Saturday Features ' CREAM PUFFS Golden brown shells filled with delicious ' real whipped cream! RAYSNDATE BREAD A big round loaf, full of raisins, dates and nuts. Brown, crusty ... Good! Danish Coffee Ring With an almond paste filling. Your family will beg for "seconds"! Do Do It That's why water should not be poured over precious glassware which should Instead be laid gently Into washing and rinsing water. A rubber pad placed at the bottom of the sink or dlshpan will do much to help eliminate casualties. The time honored dishwashing rule of "glass drat, silver second, china third." saves nicks, chipping and scratches often resulting from a miscellane ous Jumble In the dlshpan. In making cooling drinks It Is al wsys safer to prepare the bever age in a china or pottery pitcher and then pour Into the serving glasses. When Individual servings ai planned, pour the hot beverage slowly onto tha Ice rather than against the glasa. Noteworthy too Is the fact that ice cubes should not be dropped carelessly Into glasses. .but rather placed gently Into the glassware as Illustrated above. "Soul" Topic Of Sermon "Soul" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon In the First Church of Christ. Scientist. Tenth and Washington, this Sunday. The regular Sunday morning service will be at 11 o'clock, with SunCay school classes at the same time downstairs In the church. In addition, a weekly meeting is held at 8 p. m., Wednesdays, and a free reading room la maintained I at 1023 Main, every day except Sundays and holidays. Golden Text will be. "Thus aalth the high and lofty One that lnhabl teth eternity, whose name Is Holy; I dwell In the high and holy place, with him also that la of a contrite and humble spirit, to revive the spirit of the humble, and to re vive the heart of the contrite ones," from Isaiah 57:15. Among citations In the lesson sermon will be the following from Leviticus 20:7, "Sanctify yourselves therefore, and be ye holy: for I am which sanctify you." Correlative passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip tures" by. Mary Baker Eddy, will be, "Soul and Spirit being one. Ood and Soul are one. and this one never Included in a limited mind or a limited body." Church Of Christ To Hold Services Services are held each Sunday at the Church of Christ, 2205 Wantland. beginning with Bible classes, 10 a. m.; preaching. II a. m, by J. F. Hargrove; Bible study, 7:30 p. m.: and concluding the week s schedule, mid-week Bible study at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday. All are welcome. I Evangelist To Visit At Temple Here The opening service of a revival campaign will be held 8unday at 7:45 p. m.. at the Klamath Temple, conducted by Evangelist O. B. Mc Dowell and his co-worker. Evange list Olover. Meetings will be held nightly ex cept Monday and Saturday. In ad dition to preaching, special musical programs will be presented In con nection with the meetings. Sunday school will convene at the regular time. 9:45 a .m. and certificates of promotion will be given. Overcomers' meetings are at 6:30 p. m. There will be no meeting at K amath Temple tonight since the young peoples group la going to CMiotjjia to Join with young peo ple oi the Open Bible church of Chlloquln In a youth fellowship rally. The pastor of the Chlloquln church, Rev. David Sutton. Is tin former Pacific coast president of Uie Overcomers. Mrs. Clarence Anderson will be speaker for the evening. The regular church broadcast will be at 7:30 p. m. Saturday on KFJI. Grain Storage Plans Step Up Plywood Market SPP.INariEI.D. Ore.. Aug. 12 i-n Government plans to build grain storage bins have sparked an up turn in the plywood market that In dustry spokesmen here said appears to have halted the decline In de mand. Officials of both the Associated Plywood Mills. Inc.. and the Spring field Plywood Corp.. reported the government program was one of the principal reasons for an Im proved market for their product. Jobbers and dealers are beginning to replenish their low Inventories, the spokesman said, reversing the trend of recent months when trad ers appeared to be waiting for further price cuts. The government program for grain bins will require heavy use of plywood. The construction industry la also buying larger quantities for concrete forms and the housing Industry has revived the market for "sheeting grade" plywood. Tony Dexter To Try Rough Role HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 12 IIP) Rudolph Valentino wowed 'em a generation ago could he do It again today? Tony Dexter. 29. purportedly a "dead ringer" for Valentino In looks and temperament, la going to find out. Dexter Is Movie Producer Ed ward Small's choice for the title role of a movie soon to be made on the life of the Idol of the silent screen. Dexter, born In Talmadge, Neb, won the job after Bmall had viewed 400 screen tests. The new star has a master's de gree In dramatic art from the Uni versity of Iowa, but little profes sional experience. Valentino, the "sheik" of yester year, died In 1926 at the age of 21. HEALTH JOB OPEN NEWPORT. Aug. 12 OP) A health officer Is being sought for the Lincoln-Tillamook district to succeed Dr. H. R. Kauffman, who died last month. Federal aid will be withdrawn un less a health officer la found, Lin coln County Judge Frank Ollkey said. The post pays 1600 a month. MORRIS 0 MARKET 4707 So. 6th Phone 4758 Garden Fresh Produce WATERMELON'S 1Va ib. Tomatoes Ib. 8c Flat Canned Swif filing, 3-lb. tin 73c Pork n' Beans Van Camps J '4 Tin 22c Bisquick M 3?c Tasty Meats at O Beef Pot Roasts Blade or arm cut . . O Beef Short Ribs Lean and Meaty O Pure Ground Beef Ground Fresh The Skirt Divine 9307 l wAur I III MARIAN MARTIN The back-Interest skirt and It's way out front In fashion I In fabric to match or contrast. It makes a walkaway suit with any Jacket, a costume with any blouse I Pattern 9307 comes In waist sites 24. 26. 28. 30. 32 Inches. Size 28 takes 2 yards 54-lnch. This easy - to - use pattern gives perfect flu Complete. Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send TWENTY - FIVE cents In coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print plainly VOI R NAMK. ADDRESS, ZONE. SIZE, STYLE Nl'MBCR. Just out our Marian Martin Fall and Winter Pattern Book I Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Gift ideas by the score. Send fifteen cents for this book a Free Pattern Is printed In the book a new wesklt to wear with your skirts and dressesl Pendleton Roundup To Open Soturdoy PENDLETON. Aug. 12 v-The Pendleton roundup will open offi cially Saturday night with the an nual dress-up parade, sponsored by the chamber of commerce. Local people must wear Western clothing until the show ends Au gust 27 or fact a kangaroo court. Queen Joan Barnrtt and her royal roundup court will lead Uie parade. Visiting royalty will take part In the procession Southeast ern Washington farmerettes from Walla Walla. Queen Betty Belle and her Umatilla county fair court, official court of Chief Joseph days, and the queen and attendants of the John Day rodeo. First Christian Church Math aaS Pin C. W. SWOPI, Mlalfltr Lord's Day, August 14th Morning! ( "Perfection Through Suffering" Evening: "Springs and Frog Ponds" ALL WELCOME & BAKER ... 1.40 Goods Better Prices a. 45' 29e 39 29 Ib. Ib. Bacon Squares Crater Lake Draws High Praise From Travel Editor "You'll never forget seeing Crater lake," says Leonard R. Barnes, as sociate editor of Motor News, offi cial publics) Ion of the Automobile club of Michigan, In an article titled "It's Over Your Head" In the latest Issue of the mugnilne. Bamrs was with a party of travel editors who toured the Klamiith country and Oregon last year. "There aren't many shiU In this world," he says. "Hint will awe a hard-blttrn group of travel editors who have been everywhere and seen everything. "But even veteran Hurry Smith, Youngster Is Veteran Swimmer LOS ANGEI.F8 Aug. 12 ( Little Robin Leigh Whltford Is a veteran swimmer at the age of seven months. If you think that's unusual, listen: She started learning by paddling In her bathlnrtte, when she was but four days old I Robin put on a demonstration for photographers at the Ambassador hotel pool yesterday. Her swim coach, Mrs. Crystal Scarborough, tossed her In the pool. Robin sank and a photographer started peeling off his coat. But the Infant emerged without a splutter and swam to the edge of the pool, using a Junior version of the Aus tralian crawl. Her mother, Mrs. Marie Whltfnrd, said Robin can't yet crawl on a floor. But she's been swimming for three months. If placed on her back In the water, Robin will swim that way. She can travel about 30 feet. ORGANIZATION j RAYMOND. WASH. Aug. 12 Mi Efforts to organize Pacific coast fern pickers are under way. Tom Haaal and Qulnter. McCar thy reported yesterday that or ganization meetings already liuve been held In Raymond, Chrhalls and Belllngham with a fourth plan ned soon for the King - Pierce county area, probably at Sumner. Union objectives would Include a boost In the present price of 6 cents a bunch, unemployment com pensation and a hospitalization program. I First Church of Christ, Scientist A traack Tk M.lk.r rkarrk. Tka rinl fkarrk ( f'krMI. SclaalM, la SUM. 10th aad Washington Services: Sunday Service, 11:08 a. m. Kundajr School, 11:00 a. m. Wednesday livening Meeting, 9:88 e'rlork. Lesson-Sermon Subject August 14 "SOUL" Christian Science Reading Room 1! Main 8k RADIO BROADCAST - MONDAY. 5:45 P. M. - KFLW Subject, "Recipe for Living" I I WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP. WD Tractor 'WW nvo-ClUTCH 1N 0HTK0t Delivereri for With Full Hydraulic System 7. ii'Mi "!.. - 1. 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"On an liiaim-tlon tour of Hit Northwest United Htatrs last sum mer." he goes on, "the group ranked It with Grand Coulee dam, Yellow stone's Old Faithful and Idaho's Hell's canyon as a top tourist at traction." Ilnrnea goes on In detail on tha si'imiate view of the hike, describing the pinnacles, the rim drive and the geological background of tha deep blue lake. Hneaklng of It's bliirnesa, Ilia Michigan writer says, ". , , It lias the deepest, most mysterious shades of bme that I have ever seen. The most Intense blue ever seen In tha sky would look wnshed out In com parison." He puis Crater lake beside Michi gan's beautiful Glen lake, world fiimous for Ha beauty, and says "Glen lake pales by comparison." He points out that the West has other attractions, and among them mentions Upper Klamath l.ake, which, he says. Is similar to Michi gan's Houghton lake. Peach Crop May Hit New Highs PORTLAND. Aug. 12 M-V-Peach crops In Oregon and Washington are exiected to total 6.807.000 bushels, a boost of about one mil-, lion bushrls over 1948. a The federal crop reporting serv ice said the Imrvot may be 27 per cent above the 10-year average Pear harvest In the region was estimated at 12.858.100 boxes. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and 'una Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Word ond Sons tM High Phone IS3I PTO Independent of trotter metleo rt! VOV'w Open Daily Until Midnight! Open Sundays and Holidays 147 East Main Phone 6474 Locker Beef Wholesale Custom Cutting " KLAMATH' FIMFCT sssr hi sv i (TrlmmeiU 677 S. 6th Phone 7771 i
