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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1953)
LmrUARV 20. M ainai itvKa LartUNOX r T. Smllk . phona . i .... j.nnni Lly Communion U,KT MISHION Lcraatlon Hall loranip ' " " Phone tttl uM Jack LIIIM Lnday School Lin.M Moollnl L'hurrh fmml raonla . Jvailon . Lsurx BAPTIST r?.. ..a mh .... 1ibl' Ichool Wo.ahip , ttmnt wmin.p Ilium.- ......a ..IIBBIII l:i"Vi mints klUT MNC , rrittinwu luniUX tchoal rt junoar r'Ill.iri-M pfWithood maattnf Sunday Hhool rait Sunday Mutual j rrimity Tue4ay oosrrt CENTER phona l-3 r.ladya Milter VlL TABERNACLE SnMt and MaryUiiel tuAdir School ilamni Worahlp Aetiiroay and Widnwdt f IftAin Worthy VoMMt'MTT CHURCH I iPrttitruni I Gaorie A RchumM School Mmin Worahlp Amu fopl UMOELlCAt LUTHERAN I StaaU avnooi I Ml H. ftaenar Jr. 0ndar School .Wanhio Oar-vlce CICU OF CHRtftT M Phono MM raor c Biuiwtu tOiMe ClltMl Mornini Wonhla 1 Ivfnlni Worthlp llandiy Btbla Claa Wadnaada y 4 nr lc GOSPEL MISSION HI Cotnmarrlal C M- Tirnme bW School aternlni Worship -Swung Worthlp UK METHODIST lit! Oregon . frtd c. Niumraa undar School Hornln Worship Vouni Pop -Crtnittliue wtdwd.y-atbto gtuif K0AN1ZED CHtmCH f JEHUS CHRIST ATTER DAY SAINTS EE,".. . Ph0M IT, r""7 wnooi v-Mornlng Worthlp Mvnlni Worahlp l-Wndayrtirowjhlp HIST CHRIST! A V Pbm MM M'bla School rMomini Wunhlp f-Chrlitiin Kndaaver Mtenini Worahlp P-WMnt(Uy PtkytT kvAH-g WITNESSES t. n, win rffii" s"vIm MMtlnl fr-nldw Thmralle Behool jot dm Spukb 'I oil htucr wt btTt '"Coin ja indmiktuj "Otyoubyictuildtmeaa Thfrc is noobligtiloB, ON & co "main Falls to Church Sunday 1JRCI1 DIRECTORY PILORIM HOLINCIB HOI WMIUlU) riKM I f" ? O WMVif U ..-suiidir School ju p m.- vangiLa1ia H .a WaJnay-Tiuw r MMUM ASSEMBLY Of (100 atov. Clauoa a Wood Oak 111 Mornlnl Worahla i:w p.m. Touin Mrvlca l:M p.traBvnillatle l:M ..-TuMay-lbl, Pityai Manttrm 19M a.iaWThuraday Prtytr l:tt pjai Tmr2aywalil Kn MtBSILL r8T PRESRVTERIAN riaHT nwiuim H WtlPM . . . PheiM Ull jii c. Nordluna :a a m, niDie whnol 00 a'm-Mornlna Worahlp " p m. rauowanip Hour 1 p.m. Wodnatday-Prayar iarvlo KLAMATH LUTHERAN Craaa and Craacanl Phand Mil nav. irvm Twaat : a.m. Hunday drlinol 11:00 a.m. Morniiut Worahlp 1:00 p.m-Eanlor Laafua ALTAMONT BAPTINT Allamonl Junior Huh Ichoal W. P Waaka W MIUiWll Photw S.IMU t 41 m, BuntUy It-hOAl 11:00 isv4lentuif Worahlp CALVARY RAPTIHT K Main ana Oordcn Hv amdy K. KaWa . 0 m. Sunday School 11:00 m. Morning Worahlp TiM p.m. Kvantni Worthlp 00 p.itw Wdnt4ay Prayar auatmg OREGON TECH 10.00 a m Sundar School CONUREOATIONAL 1100 Oardan Phona I Ull nav. ponaia m. catauuy 0:41 a.m. Sunday ftchonl U 00 a m. Myrninf Worahlp PEACE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN 4Xt t. 01 h Phont ton nav Dwarna I preau 0:30 am Sunday School IID0 a.m. Sunday School II oo a m. Morning Worthlp t;uo p.m . waaunitiutar BAPTIST MISSION VTM Ukapori Pt4iean City mm, rrva Tvwica. O'SO a m Hundav School 10:4) a.m. Morning Worthtp i m p.m. KTtmirg wnranip 1.00 p.m. ThumUy Young Pooplo KLAMATH TEMPLE Pin PhOfto US nav. v. Anoarfon Pav Wamar HocM. aaa'U a.m. Sunday School 0:U 11 oo a nv Morning Worahlp p.m. Ovartomar tfarvlco a so TU T:tt pm.-MTan villi w p.m. Wodnatday flibla Bludy tiM p mPriday Young Paopto FIRST PRESBYTERIAN tlH and Pin Phona fill vav uavi narnait ir. 0 30 a m. Sunday School M a.m .Mnrnlna Wort hi 11.-00 a.m. Sunday School ll:oo a. nv Morning Worahlp II DO a.m. Junior Church i:4s p.m. rami ir nignt 0:41 pjn. Junior Waatmlnlatar ; O il p.m. Saitlor WaslmlnUWr iNuraary opan for oil aarvicaal KUUUTH REVIVAL CENTER laH Mltaholl PrMtva S4TM Mr. and Mr, j. ft. urunui 10-00 a.m. Sunday School . , 1:00 a-m. Morning wortotp T on m. XvannTlaUo Sorvira T 00p m Wadnaaday Btbw Study anal prayar f -M p.m. rrlday SJIMa Study t:U p.mv Salurday Young Paopto CHURCH OP CHRIST ITU Arthur Phona S-IIOB 10:00 a.m. Blblt Caaaaaa 11:00 a.m, Morning Worthlp t:jo p.m. Muiuai muickhib 100 p.mWadnaaday-bibla Study MISSIONARY BAPTIST 4134 Dotiflaa !dar C. V. Blanchard 1117 Xmarald Phona 1-3 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp 7:00 p.m. Training Union 1:00 p.m. Kvanlng Wnrahtp 7 00 p.m. Thursday 11 lb la Study I IT. V :a- milium atnampwai mini mm i : Ua SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE DEALER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PIBST BAPTIST "A. "J ""5"ii , :a .Jai.,"i.2r' ' II M a m Mornlnt Worahlp 'ouni WON LUTHERAN ana Ml flu pi .7 2 a.aBupal School tibia CUM ll:oo m.Momlng Worailp few pm.-r.mM, Niaht uiaani aua- . w 1:J0 pmVouih MMtini (Tlral u Thlf d lundoyai : ' MarrUd Couplot Cluk o. - i''"""' Sundayal oo p.mThuradoy Adull Clua MT. LAKI COMMUNITY u Arthur L. Rico m.-und,, Bchool , II a m. Mprnlnf Worahlp 1 pmChrtama aadaiiar 1000 . -""m..S::. .t' ""'na Paw nUM. A' , T i " " unay pvnooi I. Morning Worahlp tot p.m. nuraary Sorvica niui nvrviro SrVENTILDAV anvawviav M4I PrMtio 1.1411 II . a.ma.ru0r.yM.l ' JZ?!,l . JS a m a kaaallirilp lr Kakh.aL ao.a. r.ao p.maiurdayVaun PoopU'l a Maallng 1:30 ''mPjiMay-Ptayar Maallnj I0IH ana.Hlfh Phona MM r mnrw m BUiinilUIR I O Ji a.m.-unday School 'i:2 f"rnln Worahlp J 00 p.mYoulk rallawahip T.M p.m. rallawahip Hour KLAMATH LATTER BAIN REVIVAL (TENTER lt Wa.hburn Way Hair. Aaf U. 1 5 m.-Sunda School . . . 11:00 a.m.Worihlp Aarvlca :0a p.m. Cyanlnf Worahlp : COMMDNITV CHURCH OP THE BRETHREN H Brlalol phona S.IIM "V aowara ianaar 0:4a a m. Sunday School 1100 a.m Momlnf Worahlp 1:00 p.raWadnaaday Hobbyrafl Club riRST CHURCH OP OOD M0 Altamont Hav C. II Baahm , 0:43 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a rrv Mornlna Worahlp 0:45 in. Young Paopla - T:10 p m. Evangallalle 1:) p.m. Wadnaoday llbla Study Woman Seeks Chanel Fund Th Children's Chapel of the First Prenbyterlin Church lit till WOO short of the tt.MO goal act noma months ago to furnish the room where younir folks of the church worship each Sunday. About 11200 has already been raised under the direction of Mrs. Ocorge iBeulah) Elliott, Supt. of the Junior Dept. and director of the Summer Vacation Bible school for the past five years, with Uie strong support of a sympathetic congregation. Mrs. Elliott, who Is Intensely Interested In counctltng and cutanea of youth and the re habilitation..' of hsnrj 'capped chil dren, has supervised the serving of smorgasbord dinners to the pub lic and silver teas to raise the fund The - next- smorusbord -Wilt .os served In April. AU food except use meat is donated. The chapel has a new piano, already purchased, and robes for the Junior choir have been ordered. The children have pews scaled to slie and a lighted cross In memory of a Klamsth Falls child Is soon to be placed above the altar. KTEROLE lea K'COU WaHen you buy ' No mora lines of dripping clothes crowding the house. No mora worries sbout clean laundry falling on dusty floors. No keeping the youngsters from their play. Yes, a dothea dryer solves many vexing problems. And beat of all, you get marvelously soft, clean laundry (tuff-dried avery time you wash. Your finest . things are safe from smoke, soot, snd , destructive wind and weather. Ask to . . . have a demonstration in your own borne. v: HERALD AND NEWS. I if3 MOROAN PITIRSON (above), SesHla evangelist, It to be guett speaker at Klamath Temple lor three tervlcei beginning tonight at 7:45. Ha will alio ipeak Sun day morning and evening. Youth Team To Be Heard Two members of an Internation al 8tudent Team which visited here recently are to be presented In a It-minute Interview over station KPLW, Monday, 7:46 p.m. The student team, brought here by the Presbyterian Board of Mis sions, was presented a few days ago at Peace Memorial Church. The four young people comprising the team are on tour In connection with world youth work. The two team members to ap pear on the Monday evening broad cast are Caludla Mabayyed, of Lebanon, and Proceso Udarbe, of the Philippines, Announcer Charlie McFarlan conducts the interview, Church Sees Persecution NAPLES, Italy The nation al synod of the Methodist Church In Italy has appealed to the gov ernment to halt "the persecution of protestants" In this Roman Catholic homeland. Methodist churchmen returning here Thursday said the synod, meeting in La Spetla for the past four days, unanimously urged to the government to Insure religious liberty. The resolution by the synod, af filiated with the Methodist Church of England and the United States, specifically celled upon Interior Minister Msrlo Scelba to rescind his order directing the Hev. An thony Callandro, Italtan-b o r n American director of the Evange lical Biblical Institute of Naples, to leave the country Immediately. The government department of cults-all non-Oathollo religions In -this Catholic country. ay churches cannot operate without government permission. Friandly Helpfulness To tvarv Craed and Puns Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Msrflusritt M. Ward and Song 925 High Phona 3334 o cfofhea dryer KLAMATH FALLS. OREGOl 1 Church Offers Special Rim family Fireside Hour presents "Zulu Harvest'1 a new to mm sound-color film st the sUamath Lutheran Church, 1176 Crescent, Sunday evening, 6 o'clock,, a buffet supper meeting. .- Zulu Harvest Is a dramatised history of the Lutheran mission in days of Hans Bchreuder, founder of the mission 100 yesrs sgo, up to the present time. It tells a vivid story of the courage, perseverance and faith of the early missionaries and It brings you a living picture of today's mission work and the Zulu harvest that we have- reaped. This film photographed In gor geous color, will be shown Sunday evening with admission b offering. The buffet supper will D pot luck. Anyone who desires to Join the Fireside group In a Sunday evening luncheon may feel tree to do so. . - . Cstechlsstlon of: the Senior Con firmand class of children will be hesrd by Pastor Tweet. Eight boys and girls are preparing for Con firmation Instruction. Cartoon Gag Was Raalirv in Mexico -' TIJUANA, Mexico im House wives of Brasll Avenue put away their umbrellas and went back to cooking with (tas last nlgbt. It was the first time In 10 days they hadn't been showered with water when they turned on their stoves. The gas company reported It finally had discovered somebody hookec a weter I'ne onto tb". as pipe. The water backed up In the gas lints along the avenue and the housewives found themselves with kitchen fountains snd no way to cook. . Carlos VUlalvazo, gas company manager, sent out crews to pump out the wster. He also went to see the prosecuting attorney, who promised to make an Investigation. O'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel rUNIRAL SlftVICES FOR ALL INCOMES i NON-DINOMINATtONAL SIRVINO AIL REU6I0NS Pkeae 14J . Klamath Foils LCeTtMl I v - ' I 1 I r ( o? i.;i f -ZS ... :1 JOHN MILTON KfLUY Famed Choir CominqHere The s csppells ebolr of the San Francisco Theological Seminary la to appear In concert at Peace Me morial Presbyterian Church, Mon day, 7:45 p.m. . The choir, one of the West's most distinguished musical units, is directed by John Milton Kelly, and la comprised of some 45 male snd female voices. Kelly, professor of music st the seminary, heads the only Depart ment of Sacred Music In .a Pres byterian theological seminary. The choir, currently on Its 16th annual tour, offers a varied pro gram of sacred music including Negro spirituals, r The public is Invited. " ' - VISIT ' PORTSMOUTH, Eng. IP) M. 8gt. Charles E. Owen of Eugene. Ore., chief percussionist In the United 8tates Marine Corps band, is here picking up Ideas for drum stick handling from the British. TRAILERS - Your best buys in Mobil Hornet - Bell-Aire, Kit Kanskill Trovelexe, Rood Matter , United Ope Susdevs . . - Iveaiat Ajgslafials Newbnd Trailer Sales SJSS SS Mela 0KERS 60 DELlGIITf UL If fJTf II MEIJU ASSISTS HI THE -f Rf CRATER IMi COTTAGE (HIEESf RECIPE BOOK.... FREE rer the etkiaa. Drop la at KlasMtb Falls ; Oeasstry, ar plvaa 5101 and etk that caey be attlled t yea. 11 ..t ,:rf3N : ,y 1 : -hS7 ' . v a ') iv Hk tfl A f AV0RIT $0 L0H6 BECAUSE IT IS MADt? FRESH RI6IIT HERE IN KLAMATH FALLS Homo oi CRATER LAIEE Dairy Usual Dead Whale On Deach Causes Usual Excuses Dy , Usual People-Still Smells . SAN FRANCISCO UV-A weighty problem sbout three decaying tons of It wss washed Into the laps of Ssn Francisco authorities last night. f ' But no one could be found who wss willing to do anything about it. ' The problem was a dead whale Mother Seeks Damage Pay LOS ANOELEB ( A mother is seeking $360,000 damages from the Los Angeles Transit Lines be cause, she said, a 10-ton bus rested on her daughter's foot for 8 min utes sfter an accident. In her suit filed Wednesday, Mrs. Laura - Pogue alleged that the driver, Mrs. Fprrestlne O. Long, refused to move the bus because It was against, company regula tions. . Mrs. Pogue said the bus struck her daughter, Karen, g, at a down town Intersection last Oct. 11, pin ning the girl's foot under a wheel. The mother said the driver did not move the bus until s company supervisor csme. The girl lost a toe as a result, the complaint al leges. First Church of A Ira nk ef The Market Ckiarck, la Beats, Mesa. Services ' Saaesy Service, 11:00 v Saadey Sckeel, 1140 Wedaesdey eveaiag Lesion-Sermon Subject, February 22 . V:. , ,.,.: "MIND" . . Soldo Text: Ptalets 147:1. 6reet it ear Lead, aad af greet pttwt Hit saieWoaeirif it iafiarte. .... : , 'j Christian Science Reading Room' 1401 Esplanade On lock From Herald and Newt Radio Broadcast - Sat. 5:30 pjn. KFJI "THE DESERT OF MATERIALISM" TACS TrSlllON the size of a small truck. It was first sighted and amelled rolling in the surf off the city's seeaa beach by U-year-oid Norman Ln oreaux. c Norman called Policeman Charles Sandoval. Sandoval called his sergeant at Taravel station. "It's not In our district," the deskman replied. "Our district ends at the beach." Next, the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: "You eaa't be cruel to a dead whale." Then, the Coast Ouard: "That's oat of our Jurisdiction. It's on the tideisnds and didn't the adminis tration promise to give the tide lands back to the states?" The- State Department of Fish snd Game: "We're Interested only In live fish and game." The city health department: "What problem maybe you've got the wioraf number." There wss one hope that the rising tide might carry the dead whale back out to sea. Barring that "Wen," said Patrolman Sando val, "it might be up to Norman. You know finder's keepers." Many Mvadf" M were setter if Are pee aaiar" This Is 'J . rfQ SOWS SajfOOarOg Whet 1l IISWfcajspsr0 Christ, Scientist The Pint Caercb el Cfccta, SdeatW, . lOrk ai a.m. o.e). c 1 Meeting, t:H o'clock. Prodncto J
