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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1958)
UKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON' FRIDAY. OCTORFR 24. 1958 1 ' V-' '-31 fe1 - ' r a J ft ; J- 4 vrr--. , . . i x f 4 v. : THESE ARE THf KW1Y ElECTW officerj and members of the Men's Brotherhood of " the First Baptist Church. Front row, left to right, are Dale Harvey, evangelism committee chairman; Dick Schieferstein, membership vice president; Rev. Lewis Steed, secretary of V Brotherhood and Evangelism for the Baptist General Convention of Oregon - Washington, ' speaker at the October 17 father-son banquet at the church; Melvin Ostrum, steward ship chairman; Rodney Larson, president; Jess Sims, program vice president; O. W. Nichols, education; Lloyd Sampson, secretary - treasurer. Second row, same order, Charles W. Thomas, Bill Nolen, worship; Ervin Thornton, D. O. Roller, Ed Boothby, ; Charles Ellis, Dr. E. M. Causey. Back row, Joe Williams, Maynard Ellis, royal ambassador chairman; Jim McGown, B. K. Robinson, Virgil Anderson. Not in the picture are George 1 Casey, song leader and Hoyt Huffman, activities. Some 500,000 men throughout the Southern Baptist Convention are enrolled in Baptist Brotherhoods. Major projects of the ; group in Klamath Falls are to support and promote the annual church budget and en : courage increased attendance at the Sunday evening Training Union and worship serv- Adventists Slate Rites Defective Auto Headlight Leads To Youths1 Capture the boys for questioning about burglaries in Idaho id it Rcer thrce burglaries. They also Tre dan, Davenport, Odessa an4 wanted in connection with other Ephrata, Wash. ALTURAS Services are heinc defective automobile headlight led held at the Seventh-day Advcntistjto the capture Thursday night of Church in Alturas today and Sat urday, October 24 and 25, accord ing to Edward Sanders, minister serving congregations in Alturas, Cedarville, and Kali Itiver Mills. Elder J. H. Apigian. evangelist opens the service scries tonight at 7:30. Ministry of music will be provided by Mr. Sanders accom panied at the piano by Patricia Starkebaum. RITZVILLE. Wash. (AP) A.felt. 15, and Larrv Kisenharth. 16. both of Weiser. Idaho, and Larry Martin, 15. whose hometown wa. not immediately known. four armed teen-aged youths, want- TUn n....t.t U...J 1 . od for miestinnino In, , fi..r!.,v '.." u roup.-., a ibm' ' u " ,nl lawmen who began a search crime spree through Idaho and Washington. Two state patrolmen, Douglas Trcichcl and Leland Johnson, ap prehended the quartet alter an CO mile an hour automobile chase, which started after the officers Elder Apigian will be supportedinoticed the car was operating wiiii in his work by the three congre gations in the district. Special music during the Sab bath School hour will be sung by three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mix of Cedarville. Don Kirk, su perintendent, will be assisted by Robert Nelson of Adin. Ray Hanks and Mrs. Magdclina Bryan. The 11 a.m. service will feature a tenor solo by H. Mack of Glen burn, Shasta County. Mrs. Mabel Johnson of Klamath Falls will direct the music at the 3 o'clock altcrnoon service. Pastor Bruce Babienco extends welcome to friends and neigh bors of the church. only one headlight. The pursuit ended here and the youths otlered no resistance. Found in the 1949 model car th; boys were using were items of merchandise, a loaded .22 caliber pistol, 10 knives and a large amount of ammunition. The car was believed one which was stolen earlier Thursday in Seattle. The four were identified as Ross Manser, 15, an escapee from an Idaho reformatory; Eugene Cof- tor them in woods on Kitsap Coun ty Peninsula, near lndianola. Wash., after receiving a report a hunter had been shot at by youths who stole his truck. The youths apparently had made their escape in a Ill-foot cabin cruiser, which was found Thurs day morning aground on a beach in northwest Seattle, across Puget Sound from the peninsula. Wednesday, three of the four had been picked up by Poulsbo. Wash., police officers but got away when one made a break for freedom. Weiser, Idaho, authorities want EAGLES! Big Masked Ball-ttrf Kids Party, Sat tel. S Prizes For Best C1imwt Kids Party 6:20 tl IB pxi Ekmca 10 till 2 am Mwsk By Tfe Smoothies An elephant's master cjides his animal by pressing its ears with his legs. Chas. J. Cizek TAILOR Suits & Slacks Mode to Order Perfect Fit Guaranteed 119 SOUTH 7th iNew Pope's First Decision Will Be To Select Name - VATICAN CITY (API One of the first decisions the new Pope will make is the choice of his . name. 1 He will be expected lo announce his choice almost immediately aft ' or his election in this weekend's 1 conclave. -f What name will he choose? ' It could be Pius. Most popes .'choose a name of one of ; their predecessors with whom they feel some aflinity. Eugrnio Cardinal Pacelli chose the name ' Pius XII because of admiration i for Pope Pius XI and Pius X. It also could be Benedict, Clem tut. Gregory or Leo other names used by popes since 1724. Or it could be one of the names ' before these became popular. 1 .John, used by 22 popes and one , antipope (a false claimant to the papacy), still holds the record al ' though it has not been selected in more than 400 years. If the new Pope wore to adopt On The Record KLAMATH rOI'NTr IllVOHCEH ' Jeann, HArl Slflhon VB. Donald War rcn SleUnn. irpka divorce. KLAMATH CnllNTV MARRIAGE I.K'ICNSKft Jrrry B. Alley, If), and Barbara Jean Ferguson, IB. KLAMATH KAI.l.S 1IIRTHS HOVS GASSNKR Born lo Mr. and Mrs Carl P. GuAMnrr October 21 in Klam ath Vallev Hospital a boy. weighing 7 lh., .V j ou. KINNKY Born to Mr. and Mis John J. Klnnry Orlnher 22 in Klamath Valley Hoipltal a boy. weighing 8 lbs., fl ozs. GIKI.S KOHl.Kn Born to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Knhter Ocloher 22 In Klamath Vallry Hospital a girl, weighing fl lbs., 6 ou. it, he would probably ignore the antipope who is now listed as John XXIII and call himself John XXIII. Anollicr name, Innocent, was adopted 13 times, the last in 1721 Benedict has been used 15 limes Gregory IB times and Clement 14 limes. Other possible choices in clude Urban. Sixlus. Julius. Paul Alexander, Nicholas and Adrian- all used by popes in the past. Lonceivahly. the new Pope could keep his own name. The last lime that happened was in 1522. when Dutch-born Adrian VI used his own first name. SI. Peter is counted in Roman Catholic history as the first pope. His name is one that has never been used again. John 11, who reigned thousand years ago, was the first Pope to change his own name, lie did so because his parents had called him Mercury alter the pagan Ro man god of commerce. St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City seals 4.500 people. 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