FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1052
HERALD AVD NEWS. KLAMATII FALLS. OREfiOV
PAGE FIFTEEN
Go to Church Sunday
CHURCH DIRECTORY
(Hindi
r TIIK NASCARIM!
Gordon and Martin Phone 4110
Rav. Dil Van Da Unit
1:18 a.m.Piiiiilay Si'houl '
II 00 a.m. Murnlnp Worihlp
fl;ia pm. Voung ranpja
1 .10 p m. EvaiilatUtlr. -I
7: JO p.m. Waiinaaiiar-aaT'rartr
Service t,r
, BTK WARM, KNOX
HAPTINT
T. T. mll J
phone SUM
t 41 m.SuntlBy School
ll:l a.m. Morning Worahlp
.10 p m Training Union
I M p.m. Evanlns Worihlp
T.30 p.m. Wadnaaday Grayer
karvloa
MBt.K BAPTIST
ti4 Wlaro fhone
Kellh P. flalda
m Sunday Prhool
1I O0 ft m. Morning Worahlp
JO pm ItaptKI Laatua
T 30 p.m. Kvanlnp Woiahlp
I. JO pin. Wadnaatlajr All ramlly
. AT. PAUL'S KPIHCOPAL
01 Jallar,o .. , Phone MM
Cialan M. Onitarl, ttaaior
I 00 a m. Holy Communion
:JO a.m. Monday School , ,
II, 00 a m Morning prayar
1 JO p m, Young Faopla
MKItftll.l,
BAPTIHT M1NKION
ParraaUan Hill
IS a m. Punday Schoil
ll.W a.m. Worahlp Parvus
RALVATION ARMY.
400 Klamalh Phono ONI
Maj. and Mrl Jack Utile
10 00 0 m. Punday School
11.00 em. ttollnaae Maallng
11 00 a ra. Junior Church ,
0 M p. m Young Paopla1
1.00 pm aatyalum Maallng
IMMANVRIi BAPTIST
lllh and High
lav. W. r. Tamplla
41 a m ninia School
l oo a.m. Morning Worahlp
P:30 p.m. Young Paopla
1 30 pm Xvanlni Worahlp
1.10 p.a Wadnaiday Prayar
MaaUna
KRNO OOHP1X CENTER
phona S-SM1
Rav. Oladya alllfera)
10 00 a m Sunday School
11.00 a m Mornln Worihlp
CHURCH
OP JF.HtJH CHRIST
OP LATTKR DAY SAINTS
rMn anal Martin Phaaa 4aM
a oo a m frlaaihceo; Maallng
10 to a m Punday School
7 oo a m. aacr.rnanl
S 00 p.ai. Saturday Prlanarp
Maallng
I 00 p aa Tuaaday Rallef Saciaty
7 p.Pi Tuaaday Ml A
i GOSPEL TABERNACLE
L Allaraont - and Maryland
r Pa W. D. Blgby
10 00 0 a Sunday Behoof
11 00 anv Morning Worahlp
T 30 p.nv Bvanlng Worahlp
1.J0 p.ejL Saturday and Wadnaaday
EvealiwJ Worahlp
MAUN COMMUNITY CHURCH
tPreaby tenant
Rev Oarg A. arfcyaiaa
U 0 ax aitnolay takaol
11 oo a m Moaning Worahlp
T 00 P a Young PoapJ
FREE METHODIST
1PIP Oaafo
Da. Prad C. Nauaaajut
0. U a a Su-ar School
II 00 a n Morning Worahlp
0 tt Young Poplo
1 . p aa v,n,liana r
S( Wad.aarlay lle Study
1. U pm. Wadnaaday Oetvlee
, Maallng
41 paa Triday THaieraile tahee
REOROATtlr.D CHTRcil "
OP JP.fttm CHRIST
OP LATTER DAY SAINT
fh and Plirra Pheae P-01TI
lu a Pimdar pVhat
11 aa a aa Morning Worahlp
1 30 p m. PTvawtng Worahlp
0 00 pja-WdJaraay nll hHp
PTRST CHRISTIAN
Pih a4 Pm PhaM Sin
Pav. Biarga AMar
04 a m Pjihto ItM
II oa a m Marnmg Worahtp
0 30 p nv ChrtatUfll Endaarag
1 3a p m Ivanmg Worahlp
7 JO p.py,Wa4nadap..raar
Maauag .
UNION GOSPEL MISSION
101 Cacnmarrlal
'CM. Tim ma
loop a av nihia Ichnni
II 00 a m. Morning Worahlp 1
1.3) p ajb Cvaelnf Worahlp
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Pi a, and ptaa Phona Till
Pav. David Rarnalt Jr. ,
P 30 a m. Punday School
JO a m. Mnmlng Worahlp
11 OO a rn Punday PKH
1 1 a Morning Worahlp
II 00 a m. Junior Ourrh
U p nw Pamllp Nlghl
0 U 9 m Junior WaatmlnlHar
ft il a m. Panlar Waalmlnlatar
iNuraary opaa) for all aaraataa) .
Prlt.nBTM Pml.IKPPPJ
B901 Wanlland Phi
l Pay. J. D. Waavar
t P CS a m. Pundav Prhnm
k II oo a.m. Momind Worahlp t
ID m. Tin
1 30 p m tvangalMto
1.J0 p.aa.Wadnaaday Prayar
J aaaaung
ASSEMBLY OP OOD
' llav. CUuda O. Wood
71 Oak
a nv Punday Srhaol
II 00 am. Mnmlng Worahlp
0:40 p.m. Youth Parvlca
1 30 p.qa Xvangaliatlc
1:N p.nu .Tuaaday Blhla, Prayar
ParVTea-
10 00 a.m-Thuraday Prayar
Panrlrn
7 30 p mTKuradaa' Worahlp Panrlra
Beginning Sunday Nov. 23
TWO WEEKS OF
OLD FASHION
GOSPEL PREACHING
IVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY
7:30 P.M.
CALVIN PROBASCO- EVANGELIST
, Community Baptist Church '
' Ntwsll, California
Win. R. Hodqt, Pastor
JKIIOVAII'8 WITNEHHK8
a.ia N. ih
1:49 p m.-Walcliujwar Pludy
OltKOON TKCII
10;00 a. m, Punday Prhool(
CALVAItY BAPTIST
ft: Main and Cardan
llav. (Irady I Ktaa
:4ft a.m.- Miinilay HrliiHil
IMiO a m. Morning Worahlp
:IA p rn-Trauiliig Union
1::l0 p.m. Kvanlng Worahlp
.00 p.m. Watlnaaday Praytr
' Jdaallng
nnsT ( inilini op uod
101 AlUmonl
Rav. C. 11 llaahm
P'4ll a m. Nunday Prhool
11:00 a m. Mnrrilrig Worahlp
49 p m Young l'anpla t
1:30 pin. KvanalUII0
7 JO p.niWaUnaaday Ulbla Study
PKAC'E TSkMORIAL
PHKHBVTEKIAN
4431 S. Otlt Phono W97
Rav Dwayna L. Proatt
a M a fnHunitv Mi'liool
11:00 a.m. Pilttdax Pi-IumiI
11. oo a m. Morning woialtip
7:30 p in. Nr. Waitlnllilatar
:00 p.m. kvanlng Wurahlp
BAPTIHT MIHHION
TIM UkaiKirt Pallcan City
llav. Prad Tadrlck
:30 a. m. Punday Prhool
10.4ft a.m. Mnmlng Worahlp
7 00 p.m. Kvanirg Woirhip
1.00 p.m. lliuraday Yuung Paopla
KLAMATII TEMPLE
1007 Plna Phona .US
Hav. D. Pi Andaraon
Rav Wamar Itork, aaa'l.
40 a m Punday Prhool
II oo a. m. Morning Worahlp
30 p mOvarroinar Barvua
1:4S p m. Kvanaallitle
1;4A p.tru Wadnaaday nibla Study
Prayar Maallng
1.41 pm PrUlay Young Paopla
KLAMATII REVIVAL CENTER
ItUft Mllchall
Phona 1-01J0
Mr. and Mn, J. R. Grlllllh
101)0 a.m. Punday pvhool
II 00 am. Morning Wurhlp
7.U0 p.m. Kvanaailatle Parvlra
I wp.inWadnaaday Dibla Pludy and
Prayar
I 00 p m Priday Blbla Study
1.4ft p.m datufday Young Paopla
CHURCH OP CHKIHT
IT74 Arthur Phona i-1140
10 oo a m. nihla Claaaaa
II 00 a m Morning Worahlp
7 30 p m. Mutual Kdltlrallon
00 p m Wadnaaday lllbla Study
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
4134 Dmiflaa
Sldar C. V. Blanc hard
HIT Kmarald Phona 1-10)1
II oo a m. Morning Worahlp
7 00 p m Training Union
00 p m tvantng Worahlp
1.00 pj3t Thuiaday Blbla Study
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
10th and Waihlngum
1100 o m. Punday Hahonl
1100 a m Punday Marvlra
.00 p.m Wadnaaday SvanlAg
Barvica .
FIRST BAPTIST
th and Waahlngtop
Df K. M Cauaay
4ft a IB Punday Prhool
11 00 a m. Morning Worahlp
0 Ift p m. Training Union
1 30 p m Kvrnlng Baivlra
I 00 p m Wadnaaday Young Paopla
00 pm Wadnaaday Prayar
Parvkra
COMMUNITY CHURCH OP
THE BRETHREN
4TM Brtatol PhaM tllH
Bay. Kdarard Indar
t 44 a m Punday Brhoot
II 00 a m Morning Worahlp
I. OO p m Wadnaaday llobbr-Crafi
Club
HOPE EVANCiELICAL LUTHERAN
. Bhatla ftVhool
' p. M H. Andaraaal
41 a m Punday prhool
II. 00 a aft Worahlp Parvlca
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Oaft Wanlland Plwao MM
Arthur C. Black arall
I0O0 am Blbla Claaaaa
II 00 a m Morning Worahtp
1 00 p.m Kvanlng Worahlp
7 00 p.m Monday Blbla Claaa
1 00 pjB Wadnaaday ParvKa
HON LUTHERAN
lltk and Hiah Phona trpi
Rrv. R. Oraaf
1 30 am Sunday Pchnol Blbla Claaa
II no a m Morning Worahlp
ft JO p m Family Night taacond Sun
dayai I'M p m Youth Maallng (Ptral and
Third Bundayai
7 30 p m Marrlrd Couplal CTuk
ifourlh Sundaya)
t.HO p.m Thuraday Adult Claai
MT. LAKI COMMUNITY
Arthur I. Rica
Oft a m Punday Prhool
11.00 a m Mnmlng Worahlp
1-30 p m .kru.ua n Kndaavor
MERRILL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Rav. Oaorga A. Mllno
10-00 0 m. Punday School
11 OO a m Momlng Worahtp
7 00 p.nt Plraalda Barvlra
Nuraarp Oarrlro
' CONGREGATIONAL
IiaO Oardaa Phona I-H7P
Rav. Ormald M Caaaldajr
41 a m Bunriay Pchnnl
1 1 00 a m Mnrntna Worahlp
1.00 p.m lliah School Pilgrim
Pollowahlp
FIRST METHODIST
loth and High Phono MM
Rav Lloyd Hnllnway
P 4ft a m Punday Prhool
It 00 a. m Morning Worahlp
7 00 p.m. Youth Pallowahip
1.M p m. Taliowahlp Hour
ALTAMONT BAPTIST
Altamont Junior High School
W P Waaka
Itna Mtlehall Phona -lO0
41 a.m Pundar Bchnnl
11:00 I m. Morning Worahlp
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BOOK WEEK wai obiorvod at Milll School Nov. 19. Th nowly organizod Library Club prepared duplays for the open house;
and memberi alto planned the entertainment program. Important gueiti wore the Mill faculty, Administrators, special educa
tion teachers and Supervisors. Highlight of the afternoon was the tea also planned and executed by the students. Presiding at,
the punch bowl and tea service are Virginia Welkley and Janet Speirs, shown with the other members of the Library Club. Story
In Saturday's society section.
Crime Chief
Wins Freedom
WABHINOTON W1 Tony Ac
ctrdo. reDutrd chief of the crime
ayndlcpl founded by Al Capone
wpp freed Thuriuloy of contempt
of Congreu charge.
So on Jonrph Scallrpt of Har.le-
tnn. Pp., druribed by the Senate
Crime Investlgptlng Committee aa
a rocKcieer.
Both Accnrdn ond Scpllfpt had
been indicted for relunlrn to an
swer question of the Benate Crime
Inventluailnir Committee.
Accardo ' Identified In Icirtl-
mony before the committee pp We
man who moved in pa overlord of
tho Chlcpfto racket when Capone
pot out. Accardo auto waa "aid to
have widespread Lntereata In Flor
ida.
Employment
Hits Record
WASHINOTON (A. Rldlnir a
boom In coiuumer Kooda produc-
tlon. non-fann employment in mid
October ptayed al record 47.700,-
000, th Bureau of Labor tKaita
Ilea tBLSi reported Thuraday.
Thia la 800.000 more workers
than In Oetober. 151. Mont of the
enpnruiion waa luted for manufac
ttirin Industiira, up 400.000 during
me pant year to io,uu.ow.
Durable goods manufacturing
employment, reflecting blithest
production levela in a year and
half, recorded a better-tnat4eaaon-
ai gain of 100.000 workera.
BLS paid that, during the year,
delenae DlanUi continued to add
workera, employment In trade rose
(o b record 10,100.000 ana leoerai
government employment Increaaed
about 70.000 to a.aoo.uuu.
KI.AMATII LATTKR RAIN
RKVIVAt ( KSTKR
1077 Waahburn Way
Rav. Art Pimpaoa
10 00 a m. Sunday Prhool
11 00 a nv Worahtp Parvlca t
DO p.m-Evaalng Worahlp
Sf.VENTH DA1T ADVFNTI8T
ITU Main Phona S-14M
0 30 a m, Saturday Bahhath School
II no a m. Saturday Morning Worahtp
7 30 p mPunday KvaagaUatic -7
.30 p.aw Waoneaday and rnday
Bvangaltatle
MUST COVENANT
n Walnut fbona isi
Carl O. Strom
43 a m. Sunday School
1 1 OO imMnrnlnl Worahtp
7 4S p m. Fallowahtp Hour
ft OO p.aAWadnradav Blbla Study,
Prayar .
KLAMATH LUTHERAN '
Croat and Crvorant Phono S451
Sav. Irvln Twaat
:4S a m. Sunday School
II 00 a.m. Morning Worahlp
7:00 p.m. Sanlor Laagua
Baftlng all till beliefs on the Blbla, the Lutheran makoa no
eicoptlon whan It tomes to prayar.
Tha Blbla la full ot exhortations to pray and full at
promlftos that Ood will hear. "Call upon Me in the day
of trouble; I will deliver thoo."
If there was one thing that Chrlat took groat pains to
make claar ttrHIa disciple, lt waa that Ood will answer
prayer. "Aik, and It ahall bo given yon," Hp aald. "All
. things whatsoever ye shall ask In prayer, bellovlng, ye
ahall receive."
But tho Bible does make a number of stipulations 1st
i thia connection which pome paopla overlook. It proaup
j poaos that a Christian's prayar will be addressed to the
Christian's Ood the Holy Trinity, rather, 8on, and Holy
Spirit.
lt prattuppotsa, too, that the Crirlatlau'a prayer will be
offered In ChrUt's name. "Whatsoever ye ahall aak the
Father In tin nam. Hp will give It you." The Chrietlaa,
dares oma Into the Breaonoe of Ood with hi petitions
only became He has beooma Ood'ft ehlld through Chrlat.
Yet, Lulhtrsna ballava Ood anawars prayar, boeasaa
I they believe the Bible la God's Word. Aod ska Blslp
apaaks plainly en this point.
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH
2169 Homedole Phont 2-2004
- Services held at Shasta School, John R. Keener, Pastor
KLAMATH LUTHERAN CHURCH
1175 Crescent Phont 3452
Irein Tweet, Poitor
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
Richard E. Groef, Pastor
1025 High
i
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. .:t&-:"l.f..vX' 4Si)LS-.JlxS.A -aaflV.ii i rr imr i i L.
Hometown Reword for Hero
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. Wl
It'p not every, young bride and
groom who get $30,000 to plart
housekeeping on. But then not
every bridegroom la a Medal of
Honor winner.
The fund has been Pledged to
Ban Bernardino's own hero. Army
Lt. Joseph Cbarlea (Chuck) Rod-
riguex, 24, and his sweeineart,
Rrifie Aranda, 22, of Cotton. Calif.
They will be married Saturday,
with a reception to follow In the
Farm Groups
Want Trade
WABHlNOTON iyPI Two maior
farm organiutions will try to sell
the Incoming Republican adminis
tration on the Idea of revising gov
ernment foreign trade policies to
promote greater sale oi American
farm products aoroed.
.They are the American Farm
Bureau Federation and the Nation
al Orange, which contend that
present policies tend to force West
ern Europe to trade with Russia.
Both organisations wtu carry to
Republican leaders In Congress
and the State and Agriculture
present policies would soon restrict
farm markets and bring on rigid
nroductlon controls.
In a statement Issued Thursday
outlining Its position, the Farm
Bureau said "an out-mod ed Vt
forelftn eoonomio policy Is enab
ling Russia to gnaw away at West
ern European trade and steal toe
U. 8. farm market bit by bit."
The bureau cited government re
ports showing declines m U.S. iarm
exports and aa Increase in West
ern European transactions with
Russia.
The National Orange outlined' a
similar viewpoint In the current
Issue of Its national monthly.
Both said Oreal Britain and
other Western European countries
are cutting down on American
farm products because they don't
have enough dollars.
ITiev said these countries are
not permitted to earn dollars In
this country because of restrictive
U. 8. tariff and tiade polcles.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purs
Word's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
nd Son
92S High Phona 3334
Lullierans Believe
God Answers
Prayer
Tharo are many reasons tor be.
Having that Ood anawars prayer.
But for a Lutheran the beat rea
eon la that the Bible aava ao.
Phont 6793
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high school cafeteria, the f only
place big enough to accommodate
all the townsfolk who wish to
come.
The couple will leave on a Mex
ican honeymoon arranged by
Southern California Spanish-language
newspapers. In Mexico they
will be entertained by President
Miguel Aleman.
When they return home Dec. 17.
a citizens' committee intends to
hand them a check for $30,000.
The "House for Chuck" campaign
will swing into high right after the
wedding.
Rodiigues, now stationed st Nor
ton Air Force Base here, won the
Medal of Honor In Korea as a
private first class. He wss cited
for "an Incredible display of valor"
In charging up a hill to wipe out
five enemy gun positions, killing
15 Communista with hand gren
ades. CRY aloud, sport not, lift
up thy voico likt a trumpet,
and shtw my ptoplt their
transgression, and the house
of Jacob their tins.
Isaiah 58:1
ICE CREAn Dmctt
- 2- DELICIOUS DESSERT TREATS FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER!
CRATKX LAKI
DIALCX OR
ROUTE MAN
WW mW r m. - at Aw at M m rM u If ,- mWM 9 MM w I
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" " PRESIDENT
NEW YORK The Rev. Dr.
Charles B. Foelsch, president of
the Pacific Lutheran Seminary at
Berkeley, Calif., yesterday was
elected president of the Board of
American Missions of the United
Lutheran Church in America. He
succeeds the Rev. Dr. William C.
Schaelfer Jr. of Allentown, Pa.
Oar Budget Bundle keeps laun
dry coats at a minimum. Men's
Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath.
pnone Z-Z531.
h
First Church of Christ. Scientist
A knack ef Tha Mother Church, The First Ckarck ef Christ, Scientist,'
fit Vostii Mctte
tOrbaaa) Wetkiitftea ,
Services Sueosy Service, 11:00 e.m. -
Sajaeby Scbeet, 1 1 M e. as. .
Wipaaalpa eveafaag MeeHao. 1:00 e'eleck.
. Ltaion-Strmon Subject Novtmbtr 23
"SOUL AND BODY"
Christian Science Reading Room
1401 Etplanadt One Block From Herald and Newt
Radio Broadcast -Sat. 5:30 pjn.-KFJI
'THE WAY TO FREEDOM"
.aOa'aty mm T M M m m mm M mm 1 ..aSJSSi AT ats- a M I
Lady Author Like Solitude
SEATTLE (VP) A woman beach
comber from the Grays Harbor
County sand dunes Is basking this
week in tne spotlignt, me nowrra
and the congratulatory telegrams
that come to a new author.
But Mrs. florah Berg, whose
Lady on the Beach" is fresh off
the presses, said she was snxlous
to get back to her rain-pelted
shack on the bench and "Old
Sarge," her retired Marine Ser-
Commercial
Plane Speeds
HONOLULU A Pan Ameri
can Airways Startocrulser rode
"Jet stream" winds for 3,950 non
stop miles across the Pacific
Wednesday from Tokyo to Honolulu
in 11 k hours.
Because of the winds, non-stop
flights nearly seven hours shorter
than those which stop at Wake
will become routine In early De
cember. Sidney M. Serebreny, Palo Alto,
Calif., meteorologist, spent three
yeara In research on the . Jet
stream air currents. He was
aboard on the pace-making flight.
The high speed currents flow
west-to-east across the Pacific at
certain altitudes about six months
a year, ine eiratocrutser, nyuia
at altitudes of 18.000 to 37.000 feet,
was pushed along by tail winds
which averaged 60 miles aa hour
hour.
Serebreny said the nonstop serv
ice will be possible only from Nov.
15 to April 15, the Jet stream
season. " "
Cash Returned -To
Card Loser.
8ALEM LT) Jack Putnam, who
lost s.1,178 In a poker game three
years ago, got his money bacfc
Wednesday In Marlon County Cir
cuit Court. .
He lost the money to J. P.
Schlmberg, whom Putnam sued
for 12,358, or twice the loss.
oimitt Judo-e Oeorce Duncan
Issued a directed verdict for only
the actual loss.
geant spouse.
She was getting woarv ot swanK
hotel surroundings and her stylish
borrowed wardrobe, she wss long
ing to get back into her boots and
logging shirts.
One of her disappointments In
the finished book involves the
King's English as used by "old
Sarge."
To meet her publisher's desires.
she finally had a New York writer
collaborate on It. His first stroke
was to clean ui the book version of
the Barge's language.
"That's the only thing I really
don't like about the book," she
told sn Interviewer. "Can you
Imagine a retired Marine sergeant
Ike my husband exclaiming. 'My
goodnessl'?"
"I wrote the book three times,"
she recalled. "I kept our shuck
warm with the pages I threw into
the stove. But my publisher never
was quite satisfied."
The Bergs left Seattle 10 years
ago to stake out at Ocean City.
They took up a life of Isolation
that kept them away from the city
of Aberdeen for as long as two
yearp at a stretch.
"We lound peace and content
ment," she explained. There were
clams, driftwood, , the breakers
pounding on the beach, solitude,
Mrs. Berg got Into the literary
field by writing a salty letter to
Time magazine four years sgo
about life In a world of dTlftwood. '
The letter brought a flood of
telegrams from book publishers.
The result was "Lady on ' tha
Beach.'" Jv.
She has heard that Hollywood
might be Interested In lt.
"If they do make a movie out of
my book." she remarked, "I hop
they don't pick a Jane Russell type
to-: play me.
1 1
.St.: V
pMasi .iuahMl
f ventolin Eddie Weahinaiea)
' AT
CHILOQUIN BIBLE
STANDARD CHURCH
Iveatotrat Eddie WeihisftM vrig
ke conuuetiaf pervkes nightly,
:00 PA.
Nov. 25 thru Nov. 30
DAVID SUTTON, PASTOK
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