WEDNESDAY, DKttCMBER 10, 1952
nKIlALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAT,LS. OREGON
PACK Tpmim
Protestani Churches Plan to Extend
Service Work to Millions of Members
DCNVKIl W Prolaaliwl trailers
iiurrrd today llinlr clmrclwa muni
iiinkn arllvn wcukfiH of llirlr mil
ln l member II Clii Inlliiiilly In
U ouiilliiun a an nllMitlve lorco
In Ainrilrun lllff.
I'mila 111 nil whIIch nf Ufa muni
l)u drawn Inlu realistic acrvlra.
thov MUI, brcmii tlipy carry the
spirit ol ilwlr church to voryduy
IIvIiik,
Thl thi-me will slrcnood rrpnit
fdly In aiH'iiliiK aciwliins o( llin
Hriniid Clmi'lnl AsMtmbly n Thr
Nntlunal Council of Churches nl
Christ of llu U. H. II appi'iirad In
lulki by Ilia council primulrnt unci
Kimnral srumlury, unil numii 111 the
report of eiiiiimlUee, which ap
praised Um wink ol Uie council.
llie eomiiilttrn told the council
Una inornlnir tlml luy pernuns must
b inn iiruli d completely In coun
oil nc.tlvlllfH. It prulsrd the work
ol chin cli women, Mid Iny men
lire cimtrluullHK inoro mid nunc
nil recommended an active pro
motion cumpiilKii to the grass root
of the churches.
Tonluht'H meeting featurca tulkn
by Hen. Henry Cuhol I. wine Jr.
tllMiinnl, denlunuted by lJi ( Hlilrnl
leei Dwlulit 1), Klnenhiiwer to be
ambassador at luiuc, and' Arch
bishop Michael ol the Oroek Ortho
dox church Hinted to beenme llie
, Join tleniiinlnnllnn to Join Uie coun
v oil.
Following two duyit ol division
and committee tneelliiKS, the as
embly ogiened Innt nltihl with Im
pressive services at Ht, John'a
h'placnpal Cathedral mid with a
banquet addressed by the fit. Hev.
Henry Knox Hherrill. prenldlnK
bishop ol Uie Episcopal onurcn ana ,
rnuurll president for the two years
alnce It lormatlon,
At at, John'a, Methodist Bishop '
Arthur J. Moore ol AUnnla, On.,
said (n his sermon, "1 know ol
nothing retarding Christianity
mine Ulan Uie comlortable, com-
placenl acceptance ol It. ..nothing
la won without a alruKgla " ,
Binhop Shrrrlll aald "high prom
ise for Mia future" of the council,
tunned only two year ago, can be
louud In the volunteer lielplng It
both clergy and lay. He added.
"Wo art "till too lurgely...a group
ol clerical leader. "' Tlmn he de
clared the Individual church mem
ber munt almre In the work
through prayer, financial aupport
and personal service If "we hope
to niaka Una a nation under Clod."'
HUliop Slierrlll warned of ten
sions arising already from dlller
enceii In tradition. He "aid mein
bora "must learn to work together
In christian ohnrlty and pnllenco."
And he " Id II munt reallsllcnlly
lace and ieiik out on oolnl eco
nomic and political problema ol
America.
Dr. Humuel McCrea. Oavert ol
New York, general secretary, In a
r.precli prepared lor till morning
session, declared a aource ol weak
ness of the church hun been Uio
much dependence on the worda ol
the preacher rather than the
everyday deeda of men and women,
"llie enlarging parlnerHhlp ol
ministers and lay people," Dr.
divert nald, "I regard a poten
tially one of the monl Important
thlnga Uiat la hiipponing."
The general necretitry noted that
Protectant denomlniitloua lormerly
lought each other, gradually
of
The GUN STORE
FISHING
TACKLE
The GUN STORE
learned to tolerate aach other, and
now, In the council, co-operate with
each other,
Ttia Appralaal Committee, head
ed by Methodist lllnliop O. Brom
ley Oximm of WuiihlngUjii, recom
inonded a commlUee to work on
general policy and atrategy. It
HiiggeNled more youhg people,
dinner, manual laborer and bus
Inena women particularly nhotild be
represented on council boards and
commlaalon.
Ileaiilllul Matched Gift Wrap
pings lly Nurerona . , . Hee At , . .
Vulghl'a I'loneer Office Mopply Co.
0211 Main.
Ike Plans Farm Program
BCATRJC W The nation'!
farmer have been told by Pro.
Ident-elect Elsenhower he haa not
lormulated a long-range policy on
agricultural legislation but they
can be mire any help will not In
terior with their freedom of ac
tion, Ilia anaurance was given In a
message Eisenhower sent to the
American Farm Iiureau Federa
tion president, Allen B, Kline. 'llie
federation la holding ta annual
convention here,
Elsenhower said he recognized
Uiat government mul help farm
er achieve a atablllsed prosperi
ty but he did not specify how he
thought Ihto might be done. He
Indicated a hope the matter could
be decided by the time the present
law supporting panic agricultural
commodate Uirough J(M expire.
"I hope." he aid. "that dc-hw
the next two year Uie condition
alf:iing r ural welfare will be
thoroughly analyzed and Uiat pov
ainie aoiuuon will Re dlacuaaed In
mcetlnga wherever aural people
come uigeuier.
"The coiiclmlon.n dovelcpad hi
such nation-wide diacualons should
In time be expressed to the ap
propriate commlUee of Congrew
and to the membership of Uie ag
ricultural advisory commission
which we are pledged to establish.
The farm bureau members are
expecUid to adopt Uietr recommen
dations regarding farm aupport
tomorrow at closing sessions of
Uie four-day meeting, which Is be
ing attended by 6.000 members.
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