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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1952)
PACE TWENTY HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKC.ON THURSDAY, MAY 22, IH.Vt '-'iff - . It j f I ff '' Jy i J i'f vv- ir C?no Churches Scourged By Red Hatred Of Christians A letter written by Mlu Irene Forsythe. Presbyterian missionary who came near losing her life re cently In Chin, was received dur ing the recent meeting of the Southwest Oregon Presbyterial at Roseburg. The Communist network closed In cn ll missionaries In Tslnguo. she wrote, In 1951. Her letter In part follows: 'In 1950 we saw the won derful work of God's spirit, even In the face of dally Increasing fear and new government restrictions. New churches were organised, old- QUICKIE Complete broiler meal for spring: Place on the broiler grid and directly under the top oven unit a slice of pre-cooked ham and halves of canned reaches seasoned with honev end cinnamon. Under the grid and In the broiler pan place canned Deans, ine uavor from the drippings cf the ham adds the finishing touch to the baked beans. Broil SO minutes. Turn the ham once. Serve on garnished platter. klAMATH FALLS NURSES gathered last week for an evening of relaxation and a delightfully appointed dinner. Above (1 to r) the officers. Mrs. Fiona Case, treasurer, Mrs. Lee Musselman, president, and Mrs. Phyllis Robus-tclli. Busy Nurses Take Time Out For Fun The Oregon State Nurses Associ ation Dist, No. 8, Kalmath Falls held it's annual banquet Thursday evening May 15, 1852 at Jeneds. Forty-six nurses enjoyed the cock tail hour followed by a chicken dinner. Entertainment for the evening was presented by the Madriga's (traveling singers) from Sacred Heart Academy and Miss Pat Brown who entertained with two piano solos. Those attending were: Margaret Strode. LUlian Shaw, Polly Wil liams. Lee Musselman, Ines Ed wards. Lillian McKinney, Catherine Wilson, Floris Case, Blanche How ard, Mildred Marten. Lorraine Kuettle, lone Brown. Janet Chmn, Phyllis Robuslelli. Bonita Cheyne, Emma Mason. Ruth Harkey, Irene Young. Del Campbell. Ann Rood, T. Dittrlch. Marian Skinner. Caro lyn Tennant, Winifred Berger, Ger trude Whistler, Esther Hunt, Jean Norris, Helen Logan. Mae Spiers, Annis Struthers, Ruth Cramblitt, Mrs. F. A. Watts, Cody May, Eva lyn Herman, Muriel Linii, Nell Barrett, Virginia Phillips, Mary McNeal, Madge Chase, Honor Hen smith, Lydia Howard, Willma Smith, Callie Short, Lora Bruee and Juanita O'Hair. National PTA Heads Named INDIANAPOLIS i The Na tional Congress of Parents and Teachers Wednesday reelected 10 chairmen of standing committees and selected 19 new chairmen at tne 56th annual convention. The chairman serve three-year terms and are members of the board of managers. New chairmen Include: Dr. Raymond F. Hawk. Belllng ham. Wash., cooperation with col leges. Mrs. John E. Hayes. Twin Falls. Idaho, founders day. Miss Dorothea Lench, Portland, Ore., recreation. icr ones strengthened. There were well attended Presbytery and Syn od meetings. The Youth Fellow s.hjp,s morning worship, Bible classes and prayer meetings In creased in earnestness and devo- 1 1. on. Because I was the only mission kry In Northeast Shantung, all mis sion responsibility fell on me. In 1951 all was changed. All was worse. New government renu latlons came.. No mission money could be accented. The church must cut off all regulations with missionaries. In the scheme to make the church wholly subservi ent to the government, all mission aries were to be disgraced and For purely political purposes, and ami-American propaganda I was made the target for all of the ven omous, tncltive, antl-Chrtstian, antl Amencan haired. I learned a little how Christ vais denied aiki bore unwarranted treatment through eight weeks of being charged as a spv. becoming a hunted criminal, subiecl to ar rest at anv moment, night or dav. all with intense, inflaming news ur.per publicity. I learned I was to be mobbed, when Ood unexpectedly Intervened. I was taken In the middle of the night and nut aboard ship bound for Hong Kong. Mission property and station wagons were confla i nted. Moscow radio broadcasts an nounced the apv ring was cracked. have known the terror, pressure and suffering i( Ihe Chinese church 1 tt la lias since increased lor l item. ' Miss Pnrsvllie. wlin has been a guest In .local cliurcliea suffered The local government was honored, hi health 'during Iho lust months If I had decided not in siav0l her slav In China, when Ihe othera led I would never she returned to New York Die ilfflma!iiBBl.1iiHiU I Ht H now ot VERN OWEN'S Cascade Home Furnishings 124 No. 4th Ph. 836S mow wnv iiunimn r.urnna and iini inmpi inn i; n i rse rnurcnr She anks Hint Ihe fliinchea do rial terror Ira mm FORQUIOC rail Tr?V M?i ALSO TRY Spaflhltl. Saladtlltl, Macaroni, $o Shtlli and Kuil.-ONoodl.i... fOIHIJCAI.IllI 1UCAIONI CO. fOllANp. 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