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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1954
Go To Church Sunday
CHURCH DIRECTORY
CHURCH
OP THE NAZARENE
Garden i Merttn Piiooe 417ft
Rev. WMlcy r. urUt
:4ft a m 4und3 School
11:00 a.m. M-rnini vVorimp
:4S p.m. Young Peaplt
7:30 p.m.4Cvanfr little
7:30 p.ni. Wtdnedey Praytr
Oarvlca
- ffTEWART-LENOX
- i BAPTIST
T T Smith
phone 8981
tf:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m.- Mnrning Worship
1:30 p.m. Training Union
1:00 p.m. Evening Worahtp
7:30 p-m-Wednesdiy Prayer
Sirvlct
. BIBLE BAPTIST
2244 VUrd Phont 4S4V
Kauri p Fields
8:30 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m Morning Worthip
30 p.m Baptist League
7:30 p.m Evening Worship
7:30 p.m W?dneday AU rarr.il
Night
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Ml Jaffanon Phone IBM
Oaten . unttad, Rector
g:00 a.m. Holy Communion
9:30 p.m. Sunday School
11:90 a.m. Morning Prayir
7:30 p.m. Young Paopla ,
SALVATION ARMT
400 Klamath - Phona ttf.
ItL and Mm. D w. Madaan
10:00 a m. Sunday School
t 11:00 a.m. Holiness Meeting
11:06 a.m Junior Church
t :30 p.nv Young Paopla
4V00 p.m. Salvation Meeting
1MMANUEL BAPTIST '
CONSERVATIVE
llth and High , t
- mav. ?. T. TempUa ,
. t:tt a.m. Bible School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
p.m. Young People
l ia tt.m. Evanlna Worahtp
7:30 p.nu Thursday Prayer
. Maatlng - l -
CHURCH
OF JEBU8 CHRIST
i OF LATTER OAS SAINTS
eag alaiUe fk.M UM
' VI.H..II. v.ll. lit Wari
:30 a.m Sunday Priesthood meeting
11:00 .m. sunaay ocnooi
7:30 p.m. Sunday Sacrament Service
7:30 p.m. Tuesday M.I.A.
a.00 p.m. Belief Society, Wednesday
4:30 p.m. Wednesday Prlm.ry
Klamath Fall. !nd Ward
B:30 a.m Sunday Priesthood meeting
10:15 a.m. Sunday School -H.
3:30 p.m. Sunday Sacrament Services
10:00 a.m. Tuesday nellet Society
4:00 p.m. Tuesday Primary
7:30 p.m. Wednesday M.L A.
, XENO GOSPEL CENTER
: Phont a-Jeal
Hey. Melvin GrittlUl
l:e0 asm. Sunday ("I
11;0 ,m. MortUnl Worship
GOSKL TABERNACLE
1 Altamont and Maryiena
Kev W. D. Bigby
10:0. a.m unday School F
U:0 am. Morolng Worship
, 7 JO rS-Saturda- and , ,Wtdnay
Evening woiimp
' MALIN COMMUNITY CHURCH
IPresbyterlani
' Rev. Carl C. DeMott
i,.0 ajn. Sunday eheot i. .
11:00 a m: Morning Warehl.
0:30 p.m, Young Paopla
4:00 Vesper Service
A88EMBLS OF GOD
. ' llev.ciaude o. wooa
- '74f Oak - ....
49 a.l.:-uaday etehool
11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp
:4S a.m. Youth service
7:0 p.ai Evangelistic
7:10 f.au Tuesday Bible.' Prayer
Service
10:0 a.m. Thursjlsy-Prayer
7:M .ja. Thursday Worahlp Sarviea
HOPI EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Homedale Pd. at So. eth
w. J.kjs U. Heche it.
0:411 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
CHURCH Or CHRIST
aos waatland Fatne MM
"" Arthur C. Black-well .
10 oo a.m. Bible classes
11-00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Evening Worship
7:00 p.m. Monday Bible Class
W p.at Wednesday Servlta.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION
111 Commercial
C M. Timma
ta no a m. Bible School
11 M a.m. Morning Worship
7:S0 pjn. Evening Worahip
1 FREE METHODIST
I91( Oregon
lav Fred C Noumea.
0:4.4 a.m. Sunder etelieol
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
u p.m. Young People
7-45 a.m. Ivangellatle
7:4 rm-Wccuicsday-Blble Study
COMMUNITT CHURCH OF
THE BRETHREN
4171 Bristol Phona s-UKi
e rdward Lander
:4S a at. Sunday School
11:M a m Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Wednesday- HoDBy-Craft
Club
SEVENTB DAT ADVENTIST
(33 DivUlon ..J'I,0" ,,U
Rev. Preston Snfllh
0 30 a.m. Saturday Sabbath School
11:00 a.m.-Salurday-Morning Worship
710 p.m. Saturday Young Paopla s
Meeting
7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Prayer Meeting
CALVART BAPTIST
B Main and Garden
Sev Oredy I Bstes
0 49 a m.-Sunday School
11.00 a m.-Morning Worship
0:14 p m Training Union
7:J p.m. Ivenlnl Worship
g:00 p.m. Wednesday Prajar
aieetma
CONGREGATIONAL
1134 Garden
Phone WIVS
or i-mi i
... mmt SiinS. Srh0Ol
1 11:00 aim. Morning Worship
, . TRINITY BAPTIST MISSION
47.10 Lakenort Blvd. Pelican City
1 Rev rred Tedrlck Phona M74
' 0:45 a.m. Sunday School
riser. MEMORIAL
'. PRESBYTERIAN
4411 B Pheno 051
' "v Dwayie U Praetl
t:J a m. Sunday Bchool
,. 11:00 a m. Sunday Bcbool
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
; 7 00 p.m. Sr. Westminister
. KLAMATH REVIVAL CENTER
r tnM Mitchell PMn, ims
' M? ... T Mrs. J. . Orlfllln. peslers
I' 10:00 a.m. Sunday School .
11-00 a m. Sunday Morning Worship
',. "iSo !:5t5unday. Evangellstie Sera-
i 7 30 p rn.-widne.day Blbla Study and
r; Prayer
i OREGON TECH
I 10.00 a as. Sunday School
How Christion Science Heals
"YOU DON'T HAVE
TO CATCH COLD"
KFLW (1450 kc.) Sundoy
9:30 a.m. JMm
PENEC0STAL CHURCH OF GOD
usl RadcllUe
B'v J E- "eddlck
10:00 a.m Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Sunday Service
7:30 p.m. Sunday, Evangelistic Serv
ice 7-30 p m. -Tuesday, Evangelistic Serv
Ice
7 30 p.m.- rhursday. Bible Study .
7:30 p.m. Saturday. Young People a Ju
bilee Service
ALTAMO.NT BAPTIST ,
. J. E. Brockus
4821 South eth
VM Mitchell Phan. t-llaa
0:45 a.m Sunday S.-heel
11:00 a.m Morning Worahlp
ST. FRANCIS CABRINI
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Bonanza
Rev. John Phelan
11:00 a.m bunday Mass
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL
CATHOUC CHURCH
Dorna
Rev. Con O'Connur
11:15 a.m. Sunday Maaa
KLAMATH TEMPLE
1007 Pine Phona tsJIS
Rev. K.Ji L. Hume
9:45 a.m. aunue-- Srnaol '
tl:on a.m. Mo.nmg Warship
g:30 p.m. Overeomer Sarviea
.':45 p.m. Eangeltstie
7:45 p.ra.-Wusday Blkla Study
MERRILL FIRST PRESBYTER! Aft
Mmv Oanre. A. Milne
0:45 a.m. Sunday School as Bibla Claw
lt:w a.m. uivina aervice
7:30 p.m. Bible Study U.ur
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
inth Bfirf Waflhlnataik Ptionm
Reading Boom 1401 Xsplanadp
i-non o(wi
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Sunday Sarviea
:00 p.m. Wednesday Ivan mg
Sarviea
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
th and Plna Phona 1MJ
Mav David Barnatt Jr.
0:30 a.m. Church School for aU a gee
:w a.m. Morning waranip .
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
(Care of children durlni icrvicea)
12 noon Friendship Hour
6;30 p.m. Junior Jh Senior High Young
Paopla
CHURCH OP CBRIIT
1T74 Arthur PHana t-HU
10:00 a.m. m oia utaaaae
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Mutual Cdifieatioa
S:M p.m. Wadneeday BIWa Stagy
MT. LAKlCOMBTCNlTt
Rev. William W. Alnley
ff:i9 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp)
7:30 p.m. Christian Enaoavar
7:30 p.m -Thursday Choir Practict
0:30 p.m. Thursday Blbla Study
MISSIONARY BAPTIRT
4134 Douglas :
tlder C. V. Blanchard
4143 Balsam Phona I-3M1
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship ,
7:00 p.a. Training Union
1:00 p.m. Evening Worship
;00 p.m Wednesday Bit) .e Study
JEHOVAH S WITNESSES
an M. ath
7:45 p.m. Sunday Watchtower Study
T.vi p.m. weanesoay Biaia nruoy
7:43 p.m. Friday Service Meeting
:45 p.mJriday Theocratic . Schepl
riRRT RAPT1RT
Itb and Waehlitgton fktiX mi
or E. as. tauaay
:43 a.m. Sunday School a
11:00 a.m. Morning Warship
0:13 p.m. Training Union ,
7:30 p.m. Kvenina Worshlp
7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal Thursday
8:00 p.m. Mid-week Service, Wedne
day
ZION LUTHERAN
llth and High Phapa f7fi
Rev R. I. Graef
0:30 a.m. Sunday Srr ool Bible Clasp
11:00 a.m. Morning worahip
3:30 p.m. Family Night tsecen Sup-days-
7:30 pm. Youth Meeting (First tad
rniro aunaayei
7:30 p m. Married Couplaj Cluh
l Fourth Sundays)
1:00 p.m. Thursday Adult Claas
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
3003 Alternant
Rev C. H BeehM
4S a.m. Sunday fchoal
11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp
0:45 p.m. Young People
7:30 p m. Bvantellitle
7:30 p.m. WednesdayBible Study
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Ith and Pma Phaaa I4M
Hev ceerga Aider
a 43 a.m. Bible School
11:00 a.m. Merning Worship
:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study
6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer
Meeting
KLAMATH LUTHERAN CHUKCH
. aast -
Phena 3459
0:45 a m. Sunday School and Adult
Hioie uiasa
11:00 a.m. Mamlng Werahlp'
7:00 p.m. Luther League. Sunday '
Holy Communion. 4th Sunday
7:30 p.m. Bible Study Service. Wednes
day 8:30 p.m. Wednesday Senior Chair
REORGANIZED CHURCH
OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Ith and Plum Paeaa 141TI
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Wershtp
7:30 p.m. Evening Warship
1.00 p-in Wednesday' rellewebip
8T. AUGUSTINE'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Merrill
Rev. John Phalaa
9:00 a.m. Sunday Maas
FIRST COVENANT
gu Walnut Paeaa Mlt
Joel c. Nordluhd
9:45 a m. Bible School
11:00 a.m. Momlng Worship
g:C0 p m. rellOMhlp Hour
7:45 p m. Wednesday Preyar Sarviea
TRI4MTY ..UTHERAN CHURCH
Tulelaka. Cellf.
Rev Rtcherd E. Oraef, Pastor
9:30 a.m. Sunday Sehool and Church
Services .
Servlcea held In American uelioa Salt.
COMMUNITY METHODIST
' CHURCH
fort Klamath
Rev Edmund Stenton. tiastor
0:30 a.m. Morning Worship. Sundav
0:3t a.m. church school and aault blbla
class. Sunday
10:30 Church School. Sunday
YOUTH SOLDIERS FOR CHRIST
443 Green Spgs. Dr. PHana t lllf
rifle Shelby
Church 1134 Msln
7.'.0 p m.Wedneedev Prayer Meatiaj
7:30 p.m. Friday Yeuth 4UH1
7:30 p.m. Saturday Evangelistic Serv.
lea.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Evtry
Crease! erid) Purge
Word's Klotntth
Funeral Horn
. MorgutrlU M. WrJ
no) Sdvni
925 HiBh PhtiM 3314
PILGRIM HOLINESS
1301 Wantland. Phai.d aaaa
nav u u naavar ..,
S:U a in -Sun4iT School . - .
11:00 a.m Merning Warship
f:30 p.m. yps t
7:30 p m. Evangelistic
70 p ai -Wednesday Prayer
afecuag
BONANZA NAZARENE CHURCH
-lr. Itav Thome?. Pastor "
)0:00 a. r.i. Sunday School 'W
ii:wi a. m. Sunday, aiornmg woremp
iiidv p.m. Sunday. Young People's
- meeting;
3:00 p.m. Sunday, Evangellstie Serv-
r 1
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC
CHURCH
813 High hone 43W
7:00. sou. 3:30, and u:oo a n Sunday
Masses
7:00, 3:00 9:30 a.m. -Holy Ooiy Usei
3:00-4:00 and 70-8:00 Satunlaya-won-teutons
HOLT CROSS
CATHOLIC CH'JRCH
Tulelaka
ftev. Con O'Connor
8.00 a.m. Sunday Mui
9:30 a.m. Sunday Maas
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
10th and High Phone 363U
Rev. Lloyd Hollow-ay. pisior
9:43 a.m. Church School, Sunday
11:00 a. m. Service of Worship. Sunday
7:00 p.m. Youth Fellowships Sunday
7U p.m. Fellowehip Hour. Sunday
Merrill Mariners
Install Officers
MERRILL Mariners Club of
the Merrill Presbyterian Church in
stalled new officers at .their meet
ing; February 8.
Installed as skippers were Dale
and Virginia Moore; first mates,
Wilbur and: Mary Hasklns; log
keepers, Don and Rosemary Craw
ford: pursers, Lee and Donna Faye
HasKins. uittcers appointed by the
skippers are lookouts, Oren and
Lavinna Storey. . chaplains, the
Rev, George and Esther Milne:
ship's doctor and nurse. Clovis and
Christine Story; radiomen,- Ran
dall and Virginia Pope; shore pa
trol, Lyie ano Kuui Huiianer.
Guests at the meeting were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Testerman, Mr.
and Mrs. M. A, Bowman, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox showed slides
and movies taken in Spain, and
f ave some interesting comments on
Iving conditions there. The club
has a hew project, that of making
11 tables to be used in the church
social parlor.
Refreshments were served by
the Rev. and Mrs. George Milne,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Haskins. -
New members will be mitiated
at the next meeting Monday, March
Peace Memorial
To H ave Potluck
Peace Memorial Presbyterian
Church will hold its regular Sat
urday night potluck supper tomor
row, reDruary a), at p.m.
The six men who attended the
area meeting for Presbyterian men
In Sacramento last week will tell
of their experiences. The men are
Herman Eschen, Carl Hagel, Jim
Skeel. Lloyd Warner, A. C. Olson
and Verland Huff.
All members and friends of the
church are invited to attend. En
tertainment will be provided for
children.
C. E. Organizes Committees
For State Convention Here
Klamath Falls will be host la
the State Christian Endeavor Con
vention April 3 through . May .
Christian Endeavor is an interde
nominational Christian youth or
ganisation. The cemmittee planning for the
convention Is beaded ' by Elton
Fishbgck, principal of Shasta
School. Assisting aim is John Wi
koff. Wikoff is also head of the
committee to provide transporta
tion for any of the expected 1000 to
two delegates who may not have
tneir own transportation.
A. R. Dickson, present Klamath
County assessor, is treasurer for
the coming C.E. Convention. Mrs.
Roy Lundgren acts as secretary
ior the central committee. Fred
Malin Plans
March Service
Malin Community Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society is sponsoring a
worship service and call to prayer
on Friday, March S, from 2 to 3
p.m. All Christian women of the
Mt. Lakl, Tulelake, Merrill and
Malin districts are invited.
The hour-long service will be held
in the Malin Community Presby
terian Church.
The theme, "That they may
have life," Is taken from a form of
service written ky Miss Sara Chak
ko, president of Isabella Thoburn
College in India and one of Uie
presidents of the World Council of
Churches.
There mill be special music and
eack district has been asked to par
ticipate in the program. -
nursery wui oe provided.
CONGRESSIONAL
DIAGNOSIS
If you want knew hew
Mpular church it, count
the number f people in
tendance en Sunday morn
in, II vau want ta hnow haw
Mpular the preacher ii,
count the number ef atopic
In attendance an Sunday
nifht.
If van want ta knew haw
popular tha Lard it, caunt
the number af paaple at iha
Mid-week prayer service.
ADV.
THE REV. DAVID F. BARNETT JR., for ten years minister
at the First .Presbyterian Church, 601 Pine, has accepted
a call to the First Presbyterian Church at Santa Rosa,
California. He will hold his final services in Klamath Falls
Sunday, February 21, and the family will leave the follow
ing week for their new home at 2008 Terrace Way.
Rev. Barnett Acce pts
Call to Santa Rosa
The Rev. David F. Barnett Jr.,
will hold his final Sunday services
in the Kl&inath Falls Presbyterian
Church February 21. The Rev.
Barnett has been called to the
First Presbyterian Church of
Santa Rosa.
The Santa Rosa church' will be
the Rev. Barnett's third pastorate
in his 15 years of ministerial work.
He is a native of California and
graduated from Del Monte HIIjti
School, Del Monte, California.
The Rev. Barnett attended Pas
adena Junior College, Occidental
College in Los Angeles, and San
Francisco Theological Seminary at
San Anselmo. Following comple
tion of studies at the S.F. Theologi
cal Seminary, he assumed his first
pastorate . at . Gardenia's First
Presbyterian church, where he
stayed for five years.
In 1944 the Rev. Barnett and bis
family came to Klnmath Falls,
lor what was due to be 10 vears
oi service to Klamathltes.
In addition to Ills regular minis.
terlal work, the Rev. Barnett
served ono year as chairman of
the Klamath County Red Cross
chapter,' was an active member of
the Klamath Falls Ministerial As
sociation; served as moderator of
the Southwest OrcEon Presbyterv
in :tu. He nas been active in the
committees ot the Synod of Ore
gon and one year served as young
people s ao.vi.sor: lie 13 a member
of the local Klwanls Club and of
the 8alvation Army Advisory Board,
The First Presbyterian Church
provides for the social and reli
gious needs of all its age groups.
Organized during the Rev. Bar
nett's ministry was the Mariners
Wikolf, Klamath Union High
School student and president of
the Crater Lake Christian En
deavor Union, gives the young
people's point of view In prepara
tion for the confab. Acting as pas
tor advisors aro the Rev. William
Ainlcy, minister of the Mt. Laki
Community Church, and the Rev.
George Alder, minister of' the
First Christian Church of Klamath
Falls.
Under this central committee
are numerous sub-committees set
up to organize and handle housing,
transportation, registrations, pub
llclty, prepare for the large ban
quet and provide ushering and pag
ing service. Members of the cen
tral committee meet with one or
more of these sub-commlttces each
week.
Tule To Organize
Baptist Church
Thirty-eight people will meet
at the Legion Hall In Tulelake,
Sunday afternoon, February 21. at
2:30 p.m., to organize the First
Baptist Church of Tulelake.
For more than a year a mission
has been conducted In Tulelake,
affiliated with the First Baptist
Church of Klamath Falls. The Sun
day School presently averages
more than 50 people In regular at
tendance. The Rev. Francis E.
Broylcs has been the local pastor
since April IS, 1953.
A full schedule of services will
continue to be conducted by the
Tulelake group. A building slto has
been purchased and a building will
be planned at the earliest possible
time.
4a.jemjejWe,e,ejee,e,e,ee
First Church of
A Instil ef The Mather Church, Tha tint Church of Christ, Scientist,
la teste, Men. 10th end Washington
Services Sunder Sanies, 1 1 ;00 a.m.
Sundae Scheel, 1 1 :00 a.m.
Wedneaelee evenlne Meetinf, 8:00 'clock.
Lenon-Sermon Subject, February 21
"MIND"
Caldtn Test: Romans 11:3). O the deplh of the rlchti both of tha
wisdom end knowledge ef Godt how unieorchabla era hit judgsmenlt,
and hit ways salt finding eutt
Christian Science Reading Room
1401 liplonodc One Black From Herald and Nawi i
rtERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
v.
Club, for younp; married couples.
In the church's building pro
gram, the modern educational unit
constructed adjoining the main
church building and the tower have
been completed and paid for at a
cost of about 200,000. AU the prop
erty is debt free, and a fund and
pledges have been established for
the completion of a new sanctuary.
The new pastorale at 1550 Pa
cific Avenue, Santa Rosa, has a
congregation of 1075, 250 more
than the local church, and has
plans for the completion of a build
ing project. '
The Barnetls will be at home at
2008 Terrace Way,, and Invite
friends to visit them there. They
nave appreciated , all the- good
will and friends enjoyed in their
10 years' stay in Klamath' Falls,
and expressed gratitude to the
choir under the direction of An
drew Loney Jr.
Ft. Klamath. Women's. Society
Holds Business? Social Meet
FORT KLAMATH Members of
the Women's Society of christian
Service or the Fort Klamath Com
munity Methodist Church convened
at the homo of Mrs. James F.
Van Wormer Thursday afternoon,
February 11, for the ! regular
monthly meeting of the group. As
sisting Mrs. Van Wormer as host
ess was Mrs. Harold L. Wlmer.
The business session was con
ducted by the president, Mrs.
Raymond S. Loosley, who opened
the meeting by reading an excerpt
from Abundant Living,'- on uie
topic of racial prejudice, In keep
ing ' with this month's observance
of the subject In churches through
out the nation.
The Janitorial service calendar
for the year was presented by Mrs.
Richard H. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
also reported that work will soon
be completed on the pew project
currently underway by her husband
and his brother, Carl. Five of Uie
ten IO-toot long pews have been
completed; the other five lack only
the final finishing work, she stated.
To augment the general Improve
ment fund of the group, members
have been taking and filling orders
for baked goods, and in order to
decide 011 a act price schedule for
each variety, the committee will
meet soon. Members are Mrs.
Harold L. Wliner, Mrs. Donald P.
Veatch, Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson and
Mrs. acne A. Page.
From, January 1 until September
1954, the Oregon Town and
Country Church Improvement con
test is again being conducted this
year under the sponsorship of the
Oregon Council of Churches and
the Scars, Roebuck Foundation.
For the third consecutive year, the
local church Is entering the con
test. In preparation, the necessary
score sheet will be filled out and
sent In by Mrs. Hansferd T. (Mike)
WUllams and Mrs. Harry Orem.
Pictures will also be taken of the
church r Interior, exterior and
churchyard for submission to the
contest to contrast with pictures
to be taken this fall alter planned
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PLANS ARE PROGRESSING for the Christian Endeavor Convention to be held in Klam
ath Falls, April 29 through May. 2.. Pictured here are the Central Committee members,
seated, left to right; Mrs. Roy Lundgren, secretary; Elton Fishback, general chairman;
A. R. Dickson, treasurer and finance chairman. Standing, left to right: Fred Wikoff,
president of the Klamath County, C. E. union, Crater Lake Union; the Rev. George Alder,
minister of the First Christian Church; the Rev. William Ainley, minister of the Mt. Laki
Community Church. Not pictured is John Wikoff, assistant chairman of the central com
mittee and head of the transportation committee. i , . . .(
Williamson" River
Mission Club Has ,
Regular. Meeting
WILLIAMSON RIVER Quilts, a
project of the WUliamson River
Mission Club, are stUl in the con
struction stage but will be com
pleted - soon and sold. Proceeds
will be used to buy more material
to continue the work.
Mrs. Alt a Jackson donated a
pieced quilt at the regular meet
ing of the Mission Cluo February
11. Mrs. Zeller donated material
for the bucking and members pres
ent at Uie meeting tied and fin
ished- the quilt. .
It .was decided to charge 3 for
tacking quilt!, and si.29 per spool
of thread. Club dues were set at
25 cents per month with a penny
for each year ot age as a oiruv
day offering.
The regular business meeting was
preceded by a potiucK supper.
President Mrs. Delaney called the
meeting to order. Members re
sponded to roll call by reading a
portion of the scripture.
The next regular meeting is set
lor February 25 at the community
hall. The Christian Association will
meet February 22 at the hall.
Improvements have been made.
The business meeting was
adjourned, at 3 p.m. In the follow
ing hour, Mrs. Williams led Uie
group In further study and dis
cussion of the Book of Jeremiah,
current study topic of the society.
The second monthly study hour
will be held In the C.I. clubhouse
from 2:30 until 3:30 Thursday af
ternoon, February 25, it was de
cided, The busy and instructive after
noon was brought to a close with
refreshments served by the co-host
esses to the following: Mrs. Ed
mund Stanton and small Wesley
Edmund, Chlloquln; Mrs. Bert
Oray, Mrs. Harry Orem, Gary and
Anne, Mrs. Hanslerd T. (Mike)
Williams, Mrs. Richard H. Wilson.
Mrs. William Brewer. Mrs. Don
ald P. Veatch, Mrs. Raymond S.
Loosley, and two special guests of
the afternoon, Mrs. Don Wimer. in
fant son Jimmy; Mrs. Gene Cor
bin, (Anne Gray) visiting here
from Stockton with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gray,
Students Give Aid
To Invalid Friend i
CHICAGO MV-Cnslmlr Olndys, a '
De Paul University student who i
has been hospitalized for a year 1
suffering from critical burns after i
a chemistry laboratory accident.
got a happy birthday message ;
today from fellow students. !
The students told Oladvs. toho'
observed his 25th birthday today
in Alexlan Brothers Hospital, they
will stage a Jazz concert benefit
March 1. Earlier they turned over
to him the proceeds 0 f a beneilt
dance. They also havo given 40 !
pints of blood for Gladys, who will
be hospitalized lor another 6 to 10
months. He has undergone- three
skin-grafting operations.
REVIVAL IN
EVANGELIST WARREN
A U
WARREN CORNELIUS
B a ptists Sched u
For buhday School Training
The three nights of February 22
to 24 will be training nights for
Sunday School enlargement at the
First Baptist Church. The 47 of
ficers and teachers of the Sunday
School will meet these evenings
with Bill Bullock, director of edu
cation of the church, in prepara
tion for a permanent program of
visitation that will carry them Into
the homes of many prospective
members of the Sunday School.
The enlargement program- Is in
cooperation with the plan of the
tjoutnern Baptist convention to en
list "A Million More In '54" In the
Sunday Schools of Its 28,000 church
es across the nation. It Is also
coordinated wlti plans of the six
churches and two missions of the
Klamath Baptist Association.
With a modern Sundav ftchnnl
building that Is equipped to care
LDS.to Hold
Benefit Party
A party will be held tonight at
8 p.m. at the Church ot Jesus
Christ of the Latter Dav Saints.
The party in to benefit, the local
"Bishop's Storehouse," part of an
almost world wide program of
weuare service. ,-
Everyone Is invited, and Is asked
to bring some Item of canned food
which will be added to the
"storehouse " supplies.
The party will be held at the
(church at Home and Marin, spon-
fiorea oy uie senior Aaronlc Priest
hood Committee of the second
ward. .
WEEKEND
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J.W. KEE5NS
734 So. 6th
ASSEMBLY OF
Meetings Nightly -7:30 p.m.
Except Saturday
Old Fashion Gospel Preaching
ir Prayer for the sick
-k Special Gospel Music Nightly
Pastor J. R. Deal
PAGK nine
I e N ights
for people of all ages, 'from babies
to the oldest, the, church already
has a fast growing Sunday School
that Is improving In teaching efficiency.-
- .
- To further the Southern Baptist
Sunday School enlistment cam
paign in the Northwest, there will
be a Sunday School Convention In
Eugene, March 23 to 25, conducted
by the religious education depart
ment of the Baptist General Con
vention of Oregon and Washington. ,
Representatives of the Southern
Baptist churches of the whole
Northwest; including Northern Cal
ifornia, Western Idaho and British
Columbia, will assemble at tha
First Baptist Church of Eugene to
get inspiration and to learn meth
ods for this teraendous program.
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