HI: KALI) AND NtWb. MAMA I H hALLb. UKtUJN
Ihurjdciy, September 8, 1949
PACE EIGHT
Midland Empire News
Midland
Mt. Laki
Margaret and Ruth Shlplrr of
Bulrm visited with Mn Ronald
Whltlatch md Mis. Ernest Hill
hut Wednesday niliht. The lour
gull were schoolmate at the Uni
versity ol Oregon.
Mr. nd Mr. Bmest Hills and
eon Douglaa. and FrancU Jordon
lelt Monday at noon tor their home
In San Mateo. Calif., after a visit
with relatives and friends here.
Cecil Enman. Wilbur Hanubertter.
Ray White, Richard HilU Kaye
Roblnette. Ralph Wise. Robert Hill.
Jack Marshall and Jim Ralston of
Boy Scout troop 11 and their Scout
master, Don Johnson, and Assistant
Leader Ralph Hill hiked six miles
Saturday morning to Long lake and
camped until Monday, when they
went to Lake o' the Woods for the
day at the Hill summer home. All
returned home Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas and
children. Alma May and Jim Jr. of
Dallas, Tex. are vlsitinir at the
home of Thomas' brother and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas.
It has been It years since the
brothers have seen each other.
Mrs. Emmalie Green of Medford
Is visiting with her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Inei Short, and other relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Storm of Olid
ley. Calif, visited with Storm s '
mother, Mrs. Sarah Storm, and a I
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mis. Roy LaPrarle and family, last
week. I
Enjoying a picnic dinner at Kim- I
ball park Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Oober and children,
Winnlfred. Betty, Wallace. Burrell
and John Oober, Mr. and Mrs. B. I
W Short and Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Short and son. Jimmie.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Newman
and son, Bobbie, of Tulare. Calif ,
are guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Stone. i
Sally LaPonre w ill leave this week '
for Berkeley, Calif , where she is '
attending the I'niversLty of Cali
fornia. She Is affiliated with Delta
Zeta sorority. , ;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaPrarie. Mr.
i and Mrs. J. E. Storm and Mrs.
j Richard Newman and son, Bobbie,
' motored to Crater lake Monday 1
j Best wishes for a speedy recovery
I are extended to Mrs. Maude Muc
I Donald who now lives at 2444
Wiard. A card from friends would .
be appreciated.
Although the cause of sun&pots is
I unknown, they are known to con
: sist of conical "tornadoes" which
I are sometimes 20.000 hlch.
Mrs. Edna Travers was hostess
to the Midland Community club tor j
Its annual picnic at Moor park. On i
these picnic the children always,
have a good time and look forward
to them. j
David Andrieu had a bad fall
alien he tried to walk down the !
slide and It was necessary to take I
hltn to a doctor lor treatment. j
After a business meeting at which !
Mrs. LeRoy Houck presided, a pic
nic lunch was served by the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. Houck.
Mrs. Fdna Travers, Mrs. Everett
Mathews. Mrs. Harry Fales and her!
mother. Mrs. Samp roll. Mrs. !
Phipps, Mrs. John Mistier. Mrs. j
Goorve Andrieu. Mrs. August And-!
Clive Pherson. Mrs. Verlln M. Huff.!
Mrs. I.eon Andrieu. Mrs. Rayson.
and about 25 children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mistier vlsi- i
ted in Oakland and San J;we,
Calif , last week while their two
sons, Jackie and Ronald, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fogel and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Fdward
Burke and familr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mistier and
son. Stephen, returned to t h e 1 r
home on Ninilts street after several ,
days spent with Carroll's parents,!
Mr. and Mrs. John MLstler. Stephen
Mistier had been a patient at Hill
side hospital for a few days pre-'
viously. '
A surprise house warming wns an
event of Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Swui-
ler on Altamont drive. They receiv
ed muny nice gifts and best wishes
from their friend. Those present
acre Mr. and Mia. Van Swilsler
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Brtde and son, Mr. and Mis. C. H.
Swiuler. Melba and Toby Swiuler.
Orval English and children. Mr. and
Mr. Paul Swiuler and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Caroll Mistier and son.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Switslcr
and daughter.
Monday evening Mis. Orval Eng
lish became III and was taken to
Klamath Valley hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Phlpps and
daughter have moved to the home
ranch In Midland and expect to
farm as partners with Wilson's bro
tlierf Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. August Andrieu left
Monday for New York where they
expect to meet his brother after
which they will sal) for France.
Sweden and other polnls of Interest
In Europe.
August 31 was the sixth birthday
of Donna Jean Flowers, and a party
was enjoyed by the small fry of
Midland ami a group of mothers.
Donna received many gifts, and
games and refreshments delighted
the little friends who helped her
celebrate.
Those present were Mary And
rieu. Jackie Mistier, Leland Houck.
Frankie Flowers, Judy. Kenny and
Mlckev Morrison. Georgia and Mar
Jorie Flowers. Charllne Orav. Sher
ne and Charles Phillips. B-.'v and
Barbara Hooper. Jeanelie and Eve
lyn Hooper. Larry Muscott, Nancy
Rayson, leo Huff, Leland Houck, rleu, and Mrs, Francis Flowers,
Linda and Wayne Ruiikln, Ray- Mrs. R. E. Morrison, Mrs. Joe Phil
mond, David, Ruth and Sylvia And-' Hps, Mia. Roy Huff, Mrs. Rankin.
and Mrs. I.eon Andrieu. Mrs, nr
rUon and Mrs, Francis Flowvis aliening.
lliinii enrolled In the llnilry rii
grade the next day.
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"Apostles' Doctrine and Fellowship"
'Declaring unto you the testimony of God" ... "Preaching only Jesus Christ, and
Him crucified" . . . "He that bclieveth and is baptized shall be saved" . . .
No book is authority but the Word of God.
T '; nrld-Me fellnwihlp nf CTir'stlrn brethren wnnhlpnlnc under Hie nm
"fhurch nf Christ" the ChrMlsn rhiirrh cli-tes lis exmen-e from Anrll. A. T 'I
Tt was railed Into beint and artW1t he the T M .retw, sf'm" and w.s -eHd
in nroreed In the exeniMnn nf 1. ,fTrnm''n'' fsiihr la.ni on r" 't
'enternt, !en davs after the T'a relitti to lfven. I. , aeennri 1 It's h'-h--'etlw
IntfrMsnv nree n n 17 .tit. e .e sn. f.,rw. !.-
he ett m-" S one: at tni. .rt in rn a" 'o thee euo rn' he
nne In ns: the wnM sn. k-hv- nt n-. " T,t. .Tm.?is m-'s n'-i
thst the world's acceptance nf Christ and true ChrM'anltT Is eonllneent tm Hie tinltT
of lt rhnrch.
F'tow riH. ti.rt. In srtm-s mry v.rif- iiM w de.ro 1 a h'nf
"nTed'hl th"t followers nf J rH, in hthtw favored nn'intre. sho"M re.
.uroe that nrielo".! ne- nntv end it e'-h K-ton to th eo'iit.oni end e'ope
constitute the elorr nf oa tindv nf rh- sti, Pi1)trPf1 nn esrt fs thre sn'o
nrere foe the acromnt'.hin nf th's ftr mtro. hut to rnnform to the mod
nd adoot (h nrart's nf the nVt've Vw ee.mnt rh'th. etnres-l evh'h'id In
the New Tsteroent' Whstever 'tinn iich nro-diir toi'ht tndiie In in or all
churche.. should, we believe, be demd ne'ther Insdm'sslb' nnr Inelie'hle
The Keren Essential t'nllle. nf The New Testament fhurch as Recorded In
Fnheslans 4r.f, are:
1 I'nllT of WORSIII" herause (here fa ON fiOO.
fn'lr ef Af'TWOSMTY heeso-e there I. ovr mnn a, ( III! 1ST
1 I'nMe ef lMsrrtr h,-mmr lhe- Is ON" eTt.w.
4 I'nltr ef rPrtrmvn heesnse lhre Is Ovr FTf.
$ I'nllT of 0nMTrV. hersoui he ONE HOItV.
I'nllT of lirr heeanse there Is ONE RPIR'T.
7 I'nllT of IT It POSE heraose there Is ONE HOPE.
This blessed passage from God's Word contains every essential for l lirlallan 1'nllr.
True catholicity rests alone In the Christ of the aites and the church which bears
His Name, and obeys Hi orders. The Church nf Christ Is nf necessity nnn-Prnteslnnt.
non-Catholic, non-Episcopal. non-Reformed. non-Ercleslastlcal, non-Dennnilnatlnnnl.
None of these thing are known In Holy Writ, and are necessarily nf msn's rievltln.
Three centuries before the organization of any sectarian bodies, and thrnueh the rising
and falling of thousands of religious parties the Church of Christ continues to herald
the Lord's message of salvation: "Ye must be born again." "Believe on he Ird Jesus
Christ." "Repent, and be baptized every one of you In the name of Jesus Christ for the
remission of sins."
A major evangelistic campaign Is In progress at the Klamath Falls Christian Church
setting forth the principles of New Testament Christianity, the bfnls nf Christian unity,
and teachings of our fundamental hope of Immortality, based on I he teachings and
sacrifice of the Son of Ood, as our Savior. The evangelists are Mr. and Mrs. Janirs
Matthew Alley, nationally known, and eminently successful New Testament teadieis,
expositors, and Interpreters of New Testament truths. Services nightly except Bstiuday,
The First Christian Church
Ninth and Pino
C. W. Swopt, Minister
Klomolh Foils, Oregon
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