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CHURCH NEWS
Choir Returns
To Klamath
Lutheran
After a two-month summer re
eeaa, the senior choir ol th Klam
ath Lutheran church will lng t
thli Bunrtey II . m. divine war
hip service. Th (roup will sing
-o, Morn of Hreul" br Blbellua.
llev. Irvln TW, puUir, will
tak on "Why Work At All?" Bun
day arhool and Dibit daeae meat
at ( 45 a. m.
I.uthfr Usmier will meet at 1
p. m . Bunday lor a baik-lo-chool"
party.
on Monday a t 7 p. m . tha
rhurrh's Iloy Bcoul troop will mm.
1 ha Lutheran Daughters of tht Hal
nrrnatlon will ml at I SO p. m,
Tueetlay and 111 church broth
arhood will gather lor a pollurk tup
per at 0 p. m. tha aama day.
Tha board ol education will maat
at I p. m- Wedneaday, and a en
lor choir rehaanal U achadulcd lor
p. m, Thuraday.
A weekly broadcast, "Children'!
Chapel', la heard at I JO a. m,
Baturdays on KrJI.
Cobb Preaches
Final Sermon
At Merrill
MERItlM,, Brpt. 1 Oarald Cobb,
who haa acted aa student paator lor
tha Man-Ill Presbyterian churrh
during tha summer monlha, will
praarn hla laat sermon at tha II
o'clock aarvlcaa thla Sunday, Sep.
tambar 4.
Cobb, today, aprawad appracla
tlon ol tha assistance lvan him,
and autad that ha haa thoroughly
enjoyed hla atay hart. Ha and hla
lamlly will raturn to Ban Anaalmo,
Calif whara ha haa two mora Kara
ol atudy at tha aamlnary tliara.
'Work', Topic
For Sermon
At Brethren
-Work Can Ba Chrlitlan Tool" la
tit tula of th message Ray. Ed
ward Lander, minister ol th Com
munity Churrh ol th Brethren, haa
cIhwii for the 11 o'clock worahlp
sendee on Sunday morning.
At 46 a. m. tha churrh arhonl
will mart with classes lor adult
and lor children ol all agaa. A nurs
ry la provided lor children up to
lour yeara ol ag during Ih wor
ahlp period.
Th Women's clrcl will b en
tertained at a potlurk luncheon on
Ih lawn ol Ih hunt of Mr. Ru
dolph Hrhlmlnesky. IMS Homfdal.
at II noon, Tueeday.
Th community la cordially I n
vited to atland all ol tha meetings
nl th church which la located at
4271 Bristol avenu loll Bummer
lan I.
Presbyterian
Services At
11. Sunday
on nxt Bunday morning, Beptem
bar 4, t h first Praabyiarlan
church. North HUlh and Pin
streets, will hold dlvln worahlp at
th accustomed hour ol 11 o'clock,
thua terminating a period ol eoma
thr monUi during which aervic
hav baan hald at a. m.
Tha aervlce thla Bunday will glv
recognition to th Labor Day ob
aanranc. It balm alao th twelfth
Sunday attar Trinity. Th aarmon
topic la tilled, -Toward a Claaalaaa
Society." and la baaed upon that
part ol th book ol Ruth lound In
t h aecond chapter, th llrat 17
vera.
Rally Day and Promotion Day for
th Bunday aehooi are planned for
Sunday. September 11, at 45 a. m.
At hla tuna th promotion ol chil
dren to their new department and
cUaaee will lake place, and th em
phaala ol tha day will be upon at'
landane. With Uw starling of
arhool It la expected that all mem
ber of tha church achool will make
a apeclal effort to be present.
Burningham
To Become
Missionary
Don Clarence Burning ham. eon ol
Mr. and Mr. C. William Burning
ham of Klamath Palla, will rv
aa a mlaalonary of th Church of
Jeeua Chrtat of Latter Day Saints,
entering the Mission Horn In Ball
Lake city, U. September 12.
1 Altar 10 day. he will leave to
rr the church In the Teaaa-Loula-
Una muaion for a period of two
year.
Burningham haa baan attending
th University of Ulah for th paat
in re year alnc being releaaed
from the armed forcra and will
complete hla education from the
gniMion.
He will be honored by a farewell
party at the Church of Jeaua Chrlat
nf Latter Day Halnu, Home and
Martin etreeui, Friday evening, Sep
tember a. at p. m. and a teatl
monlal service Bunday, September
4. at 1 p. m Th public la cordially
Invited to attend.
Holiness Ask
Attendance Of
Family Groups
An Invitation la extended to every
member of the family to attend ear
vice at I h Pilgrim Hollneaa
e h u r c h. 3301 Wantland. Rev.
Michael Puka la new paator.
Claaaea for all age are available
In the Bunday achool.
The schedule of. Bunday aervlce
lollow:
46 a. m . Bunday achool
11 a. m, worship aervlce
JO p. m, young people aervic
1:10 p m. evangelutle aervlce
with music by Ih churrh orchestra
A prayer meeting will b h 1 d
Wedneaday at 7:30 p. m. Dales to
remember are September It when
a apeclal event ta planned and Sep
tember J. rally day. Later an
nouncemenls will be made regard
tag both date.
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MISSION WORKER Don
Burningham of Klamath Falls
II leave toon to serve the
Church of Jesus Christ of Lot
ter Day Saints in the Texas
Louisiana mission field for
two yeors.
Rev. Roberts
At Peace
Memorial
Peace Memorial Presbyterian
churrh of 4431 South Sixth street
will bear the Rev. Harold Roberta
Held executive lor the Synod ol Ore
gon on Bunday morning, September
4. at 11 o'clock.
He will preach the morning aar
mon choosing tor hla topic, "Walk
ing with Ood ". He will be asalatad
by Ruling Elder Calvin Peyton.
Regular Services
At Christ Church
'The Jordan
Experience
At Methodist
Donald Hlnkle pastor of the Pre
Methodist church haa announced
Ih following achedule of services
for Bunday:
Sunday achool, l:4S am.
Morning worahlp, 11 o'clock, with
the aermon subject, "Th Jordan
Experience.1
Voung people meeting, S 45
p m.
Ooapel hour, 7:30 . m.
A Wedneaday evening Bible aludy
and prayer meeting is held each
week at 7 : JO. The church la located
al Ninth and Plum.
1st Baptist
Has Revival
This Month
A revival crusade will begin Sep
tember II at the first Baptist
church. Servlrea will continue
through September 2s with Dr.
C. Y. Doasey as evangelist.
Rev. s L Tldwell. pastor, will
apeak on "The Challenge of Our
Saviour" at the 11 a. m. worahlp
aervlce, Bunday. and will preach the
aermon, "The Place of Service for
each of Ua In the Coming Revival",
at the t p. m. worship aervlce.
Bunday achool la at ( 45 a. m.
and training union at 8 44 p. m
Mid-week aervicea Wedneaday
evening begin with a Sunday achool
teachers' meeting at 7, Bible atudy
and prayer at (, and choir practice
at o'clock
The Men'a Brotherhood meeta at
7:30 p. m.. Tuesday, and the Worn
en'e Missionary society holda regu
lar meetings at 2 p. m Thuraday
There will be a youth rally next
Friday, September I. with y o a n g
people soon to leave for college, con
ducting moat of th meeting
Special Music
Programmed
At Lutheran
"Our Christian Pilgrimage" will
be the aermon topic of Rev. Victor
A. Srhulze at both the I 30 a an. and
11 am. arrvirea of tne Zion Luther-
en church. Eleventh and High. Holy
communion mill be celebrated at
both aervicea,
Robert Stevens, o r g a n I a t haa
rhoaen for his pre-aervlce organ re
ntal "Largo" by Handel. The offer
lory will consist of a nocturne by
Mendelsohn and will conclude with
a poatlude by Harris. A apeclal an
them, "Llfea Closing Day" by
Lint, will be presented by th Zion
aeniur choir.
The Zion Sunday arhool and Bible
claaa will meet at the regular lime,
0 45 am. Thla will be the annual
promotion Sunday for the Zion Sun
day achool, at which time all chil
dren eligible will be advanced to
higher grade.
The Zion Walther league youth
organliatlon will hold IU regular
social and business meeting on Sun
day evening In the aoclal noma of
the church, beginning at 7 JO
o'clock. The group 1 directed by
IU president, Elaine Robatcek. A
cordial Invitation to all aervicea of
the Zion Lutheran church la
extended.
Overcomers,
Labor Day
Rally Hosts
Klamath Tempi Overcomere will
be host to th Oregon District Open :
Bible Standard churches, at th an- :
nual Labor Day rally to be held In '
the armory, Monday, September 6.
Rev. Harold L. Adams, regional dl
tor of the Chrlat for America move
ment, will be speaking In the after
noon aervlce al 3:30. Rev. Adams
haa traveled the United Btatea and
Europe apeaklng In behalf ol this
movement,
Dlnn'r will be aerved the out-of-town
guest at 4. Rav. Dave Sutton.
Oregon diatrlct president ol the
Overcomers, will have charge ol the
"slngsplratlon" at 0:30. The evening
aervlce al 7:30 will be by th "Tex
as Musical Messengers'' and will
climax the three weeka evangelistic
meetings which have been conduct
ed at Klamath Temple.
Tonight, the aervlce will be held
In the armory at 7:45 In order to
be able to accomodate the crowd,
and Evangelist O. B. McDowell pre
sents an Illustrated meaaage, "The
Scarecrow of Pentecoat." Bong
Leader Paul Olover will alng.
Bunday aervlce will ba as usual
at Klamath Temple, 1007 Pin with
Bunday achool, 45. morning wor
ahlp at 11 o clock, with the paator,
Rev. D. B. Anderson In charge.
Tha Overcomer aervlce. will be
under the direction of Paul Olover.
Evangelist McDowell will apeak In
the evangelutle aervic at 7:45.
Whoosh
Goes Another
Flying Disc
IIOl'HTON. Sept. I IjPh-Tw
Houston electrical workers aald
yeaterday Ihey spotted a flying
dlee, traveling much faster than
any airplane Ihey aver aaw, dur
ing laat nlght'a sqeall.
E. U Boehm eald. "It wa a
ball of .light, three r fear Inches
In diameter, -with a blulah-grcea
light, about Ih eeter ef a weld
er's are."
"I watched It, together with
J. A. bmlth. It traveled at a
terrific rate ef apeed, en a h ori
son lal plan, and II wa eel ef
eight wllhln alx er eevea ec
ends," b said.
Six Old Soldiers Clasp
At GAR's Final Meeting
INDIANAPOLIS. Bept. 1 P Th
Grand Army of the Republic broke
up for the laat time yesterday.
There waa a final clasping of
i shaking old handa laat night, a god-
apeed from their commander and a
! prayer.
Today alx eld veterans are eeat
' taring never I meet again, at least
In formal encampment. They signed
: and sealed the derision In their only
I baalneae eeaatoa yeaterday.
Then for more than an hour, vet
erans of later wara marched behind
the separata care In which the six
tired old soldiers rod In a twilight
'Man, Christ
Church Subject
Topic of the lesson-sermon for
Sunday a t the Piret Churrh of
Christ, Scientist, Tenth and Wasti
ng ton. will be "Man", and divine
worahlp will be at the regular time.
11 a. m.
Bunday achool la held at the tame
hour downstairs In the church.
Golden text will be. "There is a
spirit in man: and the Inspiration
of the Almighty glveth them under
standing," Irom Job 32 a. .
Among citation will ba th fol
lowing from Roman 1:14: "Aa
many aa are led by the Spirit of
Ood, they are th sons of Ood."
Prom "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures- by Mary
Baker Eddy, will be, "The real man
being linked by Science to hla
Maker, mortal need only turn from
eln and toe alght of mortal aelf -hood
to find Chrlat, th real man
and hla relation to Ood. and to rec
ognize the divine aonahlp."
Final Mass
Of Season
At Chiloquin
CHILOQUIN. Sept. 3 8unday,
September 4, will be the laat cele
bration of the maas to be held tht
eaaaon at the community hall at
Crater Lake. The announcement waa
made thla week b y Rev. Father
John Phelan, paator of Our Lady
of ML Carmel church In Chiloquin.
He ha been conducting aervicea
there each Sunday alnc th laat
week In June.
Maa will begin at 11:15 a.
on Sunday, as usual.
The Parson
Is Not A
Bootlegger!
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 1 UP)
Baptist Mlnlater Thomas R. Byford
I a patient man, even when he 1
continually mistaken for bootleg
ger. II eeeme that customers mt Har
old Byfaed, convicted Oklahoma
f'ltv bootlegger, mlataklnxly eall
the mlnlater when they get lew f
spirits In thla const! Uonally dry
stale.
Night and day, for months, the
slightly tipsy have been phoning for
delivery aervlce.
The mlnlater thought It waa
amusing at.flrst, but then It became
more than annoying.
"One fellow even called me long
distance from Detroit and aald he
had a truck load ready to leave."
Byford explained. I tried to tell him
he had the wrong number but
I couldn't make him understand.
Finally I told him I could give him
a number to phone. I gave him the
number of the sheriff."
Big Hanford
Expansion
Under Way
SEATTLE. Sept. i iPtK V0
000.000 production facility at the
Hanford project, to go Into opera
tion thla year, will be followed by
two other unit coatlnz SM.0O0.0O0
each, Repa. Jackson (D-Waah) and
Price ID-Ill) aald yesterday.
Jackson said the Hanford plant,
through addition of new unit, now
can turn out Plutonium metal which
used to be made only at other
plant.
Both men are member of the
Joint congressional commute on
atomic energy, but neither would
comment on atomic bomb produc
tion other than to aay the United
State Is making a "substantial'
number of them. "Only th presi
dent knows" bow many, they
added.
Jackson also disclosed that
troops, aoon to be garrisoned at
Hanford for Its protection, are now
In training at Ft. Bliss, Tex.
parade. Almost 100.000 thronged the
curb along th 11-blork rout,
cheering the aged men In their laat
blaze of martial glory.
Tha war memonea were tew and
nesting In the "campflre" aeaslon
thai closed the S3rd and last en
campment. "I wa a drum major,"
offered Albert Woolaon, 103, Duluth,
Minn, who was named Junior vice-
commander yesterday.
Theodore A. r en land, lee, Van
couver, Wash., waved happily from
the back of aa automobile aeat all
along the parade rente. Al the
"campflre," ha bravely sang "Tent
ing en the ld Campgreend."
Penland proudly received a diamond-studded
past commander's
badge, though he'll now be com
mander for life. Th badge, pinned
on his blue uniform by hla grand
son, Odon C. Oeyer, East Lansing,
Mich, recognises hi aervlce for
the past year.
For the other centenarians, any
war memories were crowded out by
the preaent and th uncertainties of
life.
"I hay a hobby," reported
James A. Hard, log, Rochester,
N. Y, "to receive a ku from moat
of the ladles In the land."
"1 am among ail my fritmda.'
aid Joseph Ctavese, IM-year-eld
Negro veteran from Pontlae, Mich.
"White friends," be added with
happy emlle, "I hope we shall
all meet in Heaven together,"
"I get pretty tired," apologized
Robert Barrett, 102, Princeton, Ky.
Chatty Charles L. Chsppel. 10 2.
Long Beach, Calif, didn't get to the
farewell ceremony. He waa warned
to take It easy after collapsing Mon
day night.
Deputy Saves Life
Of III Child
SALEM. Sept. 1 A Marlon
county deputy eherlff, William d
Vail, waa credited yesterday with
saving the life of a 12-year-old
boy who wa stricken with dysen
tery. Th boy, Donald Fears, 13, who
live In Idanha, In th Cascade
mountains east of here, waa ruahed
by the deputy to a Portland hospi
tal yesterday.
Donald's slater, Carol, J, died of
the dlaeaae laat Bunday. A one-year-old
brother was stricken Bun
day, but has recovered
Four other children In th same
family have recovered. The par
ents, who have 10 children, are Mr.
and Mr. Robert Fears.
It
' la
Services are held regularly at the
Churrh of Chrlst.3105 Wantland, be-
Innlng with Bible claaaea at 10
m. Preaching by J. F. Hargrove
In the 11 a. m worship aervlce,
and an evening aervlce Is held at
7:30.
Mld-w?ek aervicea are at 7:30
p. m. Wednesday. All ar welcome.
DeLap To Preach
At Mt. Laki
MT. LAKf, Bept. 1 "Freedom
From Want" will be th toplo of
Rev. J. R. Deljtp's sermon at the
10:45 St. m. worahlp aervlce Bunday
at the ML I .a III church.
Sunday arhonl la at t:4S a m,
and high arhool and Junior Chrla-
I lan Endeavor meet at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday.
Evangelistic
Services At
1st Christian
Evangelistic services at the First
Christian church. Ninth and Pine,
are continuing until September 16,
conducted by James Matthew Alley.
Each aervlce feature mualcal se
lections by Rae Bond Alley, bell-
ringer, soloist and chorus director.
Meetings ar held nightly at 7:30.
Bible achool ta at :4S a. m,
with Communion and the aermon,
"What Will You Do With Jesus?"
al 10:50 a. m. by Rev. Alley.
Christian Endeavor Is at 6:0
p. m.
Pastor of First Christian la Rev.
0. W. Swop.
Government Buys
Oregon Butter
PORTLAND, Sept. 1 (" Th
government made an Initial pur
chase of Oregon butter Wednesday
under the price support program.
The Consolidated Dairy Products
company aald a 30.000-pound car
load was purchased by th govern
ment at 82 cents support prlc per
pound.
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE. MEDfORD
Thoroughly Modern
Sir. aa aire. 1 Sarlay
MILK PRICE HEARINGS
PORTLAND, Sept. 3 iAI Milk
prlc hearing are planned by th
state milk marketing administrator
In three coastal towns. They are to
b at Newport September 7, Tllla.
mook September I and Astoria Sep
tember (.
For a lew pennies-per word you
can advertise to thousands through
a Want Ad I Phone till.
m.
Portland Has
Bra' Giving
Santa Claus
PORTLAND. Sept. J (" A peep
ing Tom who make like Santa
Claus on the side Is prowling a
housing project here.
At least that's the beat explana
tion that. Officer Oeorge A. Mar
shall can figure out for the queer
combination of disappearing figures
and appearing braaaenes.
It all started wheal Mrs. Joyce
Vendrea target te pell dawn her
shades en evening. Th" next swarm
ing ah went eat and fewnd "a gd
looking nylen bra en my lawn," It
waa last her Bis.
Other resident of th Parkside
housing project reported ace Ing i
man's figure slipping around win'
dows and disappearing Into the
shrubbery when someone ap
proached. But the police weren't notified un
til 15-year-old Pst Mills, who had
noticed the prowler, decided to
make fudge, fine, her mother, and
a 17-year-old chum, Beverly Falk
ner, apent the evening In the kit
chen, with the shades up.
Th next morning Pat glanced out
the window and saw three nice-looking
brassieres hanging on the
clothes line. One fitted Pat: one
fitted her mother; and the third fit
ted Beverly.
Dorris
Ua th Want Ada for Quick RaaulUI
Soviet Has Deer
Horn Farms
MOSCOW U? In the Soviet Far
East apeclal farms are busy grow
ing deer horns. This sounds Ilka a
strange occupation, but In fact It
la a profitable one. For the deer
are the exceedingly rare spotted
deer &zm! the young horns of this
species possess medicinal qualities
highly valued by specialists.
The spotted deer Is found only
In the maritime districts of the So
viet Far East. The deer farms have
a double task to collect this valu
able product and to permit the spot
ted deer to multiply.
'An Apple A
Day' Or Try
Six Oysters
WASHINGTON. Bept. Z OP) oix
oysters a day will help keep tne
doctor awav.
The word comes from the fish The Trans-Siberian railroad 1 tne
and wlldlile service. In Ite annual longest In the world. Reaching from
announcement heralding the start Vladivostok In Siberia to Moscow,
of the R-months oyster season, tha and connecting with Leningrad. It
agency said an average eerving of covers a total distance of about 5500
six oysters will supply:
1. Mare than the daily require-1
menu ef iron and copper. I
2. Abent half the requirements
f Iodine,
1. Abrat one-tenth ef the needed
protein, ealdwss, aausgnestma, phos
phorate, vitamin A thiamine, ribo
flavin and niacin,
"To make a completely rounded
meal from a nutritional standpoint,
only addition sources of calories are
needed, the service said.
For School
Wear . . .
DAY'S
Heavy-Weight
White
CORDS
Up peekeis gtv FIVE
strength ef erdhury paefca.
Get ysaraaff a paJr ef" these
sapar-waigkl. lasag-wwaftnf ear
$6.50
MANSTORI
733 Mai St.
More than SCO Army officers were
retired lor physical disability by the
U.S. war department In 1933.
Bly
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chandler
and children ol Lakevlew spent
the past week-end at the Allen
Cummtnga home. The Cummlnga
and Chandlers enjoyed a trip to
Crater lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin
were business visitors In Klamath
Palls Saturday.
Lura Cummlnga of Kiamatn
Falls visited last week-end with
her anna. Lea and Allen Cummlngs,
and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MrAullffe of
Redmond visited al the Herb Had-
ley home Tuesday and Wedneaday.
Mrs. McAultffe is Mrs. Hadieys
mother.
Mrs. Joe Lawson. and small eon
of Klamath Falls visited Mrs.
Wayne Smith on Saturday, Au
gust 30.
Pete Del Nero, wno nas maae
his home here- for a food many
years, left last week for weed,
Calif. He has rented his home to
Mr. and Mra. James Harter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wlnfleld
and ons of Weyerhaeuser Camp
a moved to Bly last week and ar
at home at the Al Coke residence.
Progress In sending radio waves
to greater depths In the outer crust
of the earth Is reported from Texas.
Radio waves are stated to have
been transmitted through 1135 feet
of earth, rock and salt.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
A Sraatk al Tka afslker Ckarrk.Tke rirsl Ckartk al Csrl.l, geltallil,
la Bailee, Mass.
10th and Washington
ervlceai Sunday 8ervtre, 11:00 a, m.
Sunday School, 11:0 a. an.
Wedneaday Evening Meeting, l:N o'clock.
Lesson-Sermon Subjocr Sept. 4
"MAN"
Christian Science Reading Room
1021 Main 8L
RADIO BROADCAST - SATURDAY, 5:45 P. M. - KFLW
Subject, "In Ih Secret Place"
Th firemen' dance August 17
waa a huge aucceas wih both a
local turnout and many from Klam
ath Falls and vicinity.
Murray Marshall will be host to
the Pootprtntars of ehspter at a
district meeting September 14, at
the Homestead In Dorris.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodle Wilson have
returned from a two-week vacation
spent In Canada, Butch Wilson, who
had been visiting hi grandmother,
Mr. Jack Burke, In Medford re
turned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Wilson, who
were here during the Wilsons' ab
sence remained a week longer to
visit with the W. Wilsons. Butch
will enter Sacred Heart academy
when It opens. This Is his first year
at school.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Branham visi
ted briefly with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Emerson of Klamath Falls Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shelley, Blue
and Mike have returned from an
extensive trip through Yellowstone
park and various other places.
Mrs. Oale Duncan will go to Lake
view this week to attend the round
up. Frank Peebles Is well on tha wsy
to health again after surgery. His
brother. Auble. of San Antonio, Tex.
was here and Pceplea' sister. Mrs.
Louvena Steele, who Is a nurse has
been caring for him.
Mrs. Art Stallcop has been 111
with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Smith ar on
vacation In the north.
State FEPC Has
Had No Cases
SALEM. Sept 1 At The state
fair employment practice law be- '
came effective on July 1ft but not
a single complaint has yet been
filed under It,
Sute Labor Commissioner W. E.
Kimaey. who administers the law, i
said todsy his FEPC division hasnt
found anything to do yet other 1
than to educate the public about
FEPC.
The law prohibits any employer,
labor union or employment agency '
from discriminating against any
person because of his race or religion.
TUNE-UP SPECIAL
Limited Time Only
ALL MAKES
IN TOCR HOME
$295
SEWING MACHINE
SERVICE i EXCHANGE
Jill Shasta Wsy
Phone 1771
Evangelistic
Services
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Ninth and Pin
7:30 Nightly, Except Saturday
JAMES MATTHEW ALLEY
Rae Bond Alley, Musician
Internationally Known Nw Testament Evangelist
The rim of the steering wheel,
rather than the spokes, should be '
held when driving an automobile. I
One-fourth of all the meals eaten
In the larger cities of the VS. are
restaurant meals. !
Friendly
Helpfulness
Te Every
Creed and
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Waitl
and Sons
KS High Phen 1X34
"THE HEALING MINISTRY
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5:45-6:00 p. m.
Effective Sept. 3
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Don't Lisien to the Devil Above
Sermon Subject "The Scarecrow"
Come and Sea This Scarecrow for Yourself
NOTICE
GREAT LABOR DAY RALLY SERVICES
Monday Afternoon 2:30 - Klamath Temple
1007 fina, St.
MONDAY NIGHT
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