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PAGE 10-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Friday, April 8. lflfif rata v.: v;-:-7.: li'.'i in ,ntJa Mrii'ifaiTi- d jPalm Sunday Rites Slated In Church CHARLES McCANN. left, Youth Week pastor at the First Baptist Church, received the key of leadership from Or. F. M. Causey, pastor, at opening ceremony April 3 at the church. Young people will climax their week of church leadership Sunday, April 10. Activities Of Youth Week To Be Climaxed Sunday li.ilc; intermediates hy Youth Week adiiities at thesheila VirM Baptist Church will clima Sjnday. April 10, uiih a propran of arliMties in uhich churcl rvmhers firtm the ape of 1. throuch 51 "ill take places ot Jfj4erhip Hichlipht of the da uiil be the Kaster music pro- f.im (tunnc the Jnnrnins wor ship hour. hepinnmR at 11 a m by the ehurch rhnir, youth choir junior rhnir. and primary choir lale Ellis, .lohn Pinkston. Mar ia Nichols, Joyce Barker and De ores Vallier: junior II by llel n Hurlbut. Dean Dunson. Max Palm Sunday, April 10, will be observed with a series of out standing services al Peace Me morial Presbyterian Chinch. Regular worship services will he held at the regular 9:30 and II a m. hours. The Rev. Lainfii W. Sibbcl will speak on "From! Kar and Near." Special music will be provided at both services by the adult choir under the di rection of J. D. Verlrees. The chancel choir will also sing at the 11 o'clock service. The sacrament of infant bap tism will be administered at the 11 o'clock service. Parents desir ing baptism for in Lints should contact the pastor or the church! ofice by Saturday noon. j The palms in the sanctuary on Palm Sunday will be through the courtesy of the Klamath Flower Shop. Holy Week will include the sac rament of holv communion In I be celebrated on Maundy Thur.s- Weekend Worship day beginning at 7::i0 p m. The1 Reverend Sibbet will bring the: A sficcial weekend of worslupljum. April 15-17. communion meditation, and the ne climaxed Sunday at Hi "To bouse and direct 1,000 pco adult choir will sing "The An- P m '"h 'he commemoration of pie requires organization," Hric-I peal of the Crucified" from the ! lh" ,ll';,ln "f ',(,slls Christ by l!iczjScse said, "and to handle a Crucifixion. I Klamath Falls Congregation oflgroup of this size requires many There will be nursery care for-l''hovalrs Witnesses at their King- trained personnel. These are di small children. dom Hall at H3.1 No. !llh Street," vided into 21 departments, such Two siecial services of music. George Iliicziscse, presiding min- as attendants, information, equip and scripture are planned for'istcr, said. ment, trucking, construction, and (Jood Friday, April 15, in the When asked why Jehovah's Wit-icvcn a crew of ministers to keepj church, at 12 in and 110 nm. mosses observe the memorial on!the grounds neat and clean all Cantata Scheduled "The Cross and the Crown," a cantata, will be presented by the combined choirs of First Baptist Church Sunday morning, April 10, at 11 o'clock. The church, youth, carol and cherub choirs will take part in this musical presentation of Christ's death and resurrection. Guest Speaker The Suburban Christian Church will have as guest speaker Reu ben Ralzlaff of San Jose Bible Col lege during a "Week of Evan gelism" beginning Sunday, April 10 and closing Easter Sunday, April 17. In addition to the regu lar Sunday hours, services will be Evangelistic Film "The Heart Is a Rebel," a dia. malic Billy Graham evangelistio film in color, is to be present ed at the First Baptist Church Wednesday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. The story is of the New York evangelistic crusade of the Billy In addition to the traditional 'College and a B.D. from Butler numbers, "The Holy City," and university, tsciore assuming his the "Hallelujah Chorus," fromwork as Professor of Old Testa Handel's "Mpi;.h n Pastor!"' at San Jose last September, hymns for the children's choirs!1' serVcd in ministries in Hall, and four selections from DuBois' ""':,"um' "'u naiu, mm- The Seven 1 W tt'nirtu nflana. held each evening except Sa.ur.raham evangelistic team, star- . . ' rinft l-lhAi U 'ilare f'rtnpni T day and will begin at 7:30 P.m. V h 1 ,, , . . . .. . John Milford and featuring the Mr Ralzlaff is well qualified ;BjIy Granam team mdJant both by education and experience t Withers for this work. He received an'- - ' . . M. A. degree from Johnson Bible l.ikpr V.nlrtf RnL-ar V,-mn Jones and Marylm Barker' juii-tThoso lshinK ,0 Maa "y go April 10. the minister said, "Je- during the assembly." ior I by Mike Nolen.' Ken 'Ellis. al e'"'cr hm"'' !slls dil'd "" N's;m wlli'h fi,lls Paul Walkowski. Bob Rates. Kda ' ;ongregaiionai meeting to no- on April 10 this year. According Gilbert, Connie Mitchcell and Cilor- ,ol'm""' a Profs Phm and rec-to the Lunar C alendar (.od gave ia Holton; primary II hy Ani(a'"mmt'n,l''"lulls for handling fi-the Israelites, the year began in THESE MUSICIANS will take part in a cantata to be presented at the First Baptist Church Sunday, April 10, at the morning service. Left to right are Reina Hurlburt, Sondra Nichols, Mrs. Norman McKeehan, Mrs. George Casey, Nancy Baker and Katy Warren. Circuit Assembly of the i Witness-! Seve lQsf Words es to be held at Klamath Audilor-i MERRILL DuBois' cantata. "The Seven Last Words," will be presented al the First Presbyter ian Church of Merrill at 7:30 p.m. on Palm Sunday by the combined choirs of the Merrill; church and the Tulelake Com-' munity Presbyterian Church. ' The cantalo will he presented at the Tulelake church the eve ning of Good Friday. A commu nion service in the Tulelake church will also be observed. The public is invited. Christ" will be sung by the church choir. The church and carol choirs ore under the direction of Mrs. George Casey with Sondra Nich ols as accompanist. Mrs. Norman McKeehan directs the cherub choir which Nancy Baker accom panies. Mrs. Casey also directs the youth choir with Katy Warren ' as accompanist. Reina Hurlbut isii the church organist. J Dr. E. M. Causey, pastor, in-' vites Hie public to this program. ' ! Special music for the evening service on April 10 will he pro vided by the San Jose Bible Col lege Quartet composed of Gary Fraley, Carl Biggs. Karen Wii son, and Ronald W ilson. The ac companist will be Betty Cole. Friendly Helpfulness T Ivary Creed and Pure Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 92S High TU 2-4404 Geologists estimate Michigan's supply of salt at 71 trillion tons. f CHRISTIAN li I SCIENCE li ii Station Sundays KFLW 10:05 14.S0 KC A.M. First Church of Christ, Scientist A Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Moss. 10th and Washington Services: Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. Sundoy School 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Testimony Meeting 8:00 O 'Clock Lesson-Sermon Subject, April 10 "ARE SIN, DISEASE AND DEATH REAL?" Golden Text: Psalms 103:2-4, Bless ttio Lord, O my soul, and forgot not oil his benefits: who forgiveth oil thin in iquities; who heoleth all thy diseases; who redeemeth thy lit from destruction. Nursery facilities available during church services Christian Science Reading Room 519 Main Street Reading Room Hours: Week Days 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday ond Fridays 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Pinkston Sunday mnminc. April 3. the'ecra stokley; primary I hy Judi mth va'or- Charles McMann.'"nson ana Dnrleno HeynoM: Kincsley AFB airman prepannp tor the ministry, received the key nf leadership from the pastor, Dr. E. M. Causey, to open the week of activities. j Other youth officers include llci na Hurlbut. a music teacher at Riverside and Pelican schools, ed ucational director and ore.ani.sl; Gary Nichols, a teacher nl Peli can school, Sunday School su perintendent; U. Iicroy Erskinc, Kingslcy Field airman, Training t'nion direclnr; .lohn Ilerrinfj. Kingslcy Field, song leader: Nan ry Baker, a freshman at KUIIS. church clerk, and Sondra Nich ols, a sophomore at KU11S, as pianist. Youth deacons arc Norman Harvey, Pale Ellis, Chuck Rrooks. Iicroy Erskine, Gary Nichols and .lohn l'mksion. Youtn ushers are J'Yed Collman, Kenneth Ellis, John Pinkston. youth ushers were Mitchell Hardin. Knnnic Shaver. Paul Walkowski. Honnie Boolh by, and Wayne Dennis. Sunday School classes, begin ning al 9-45 a.m., will be taught in the adult II department by Rosemary Harvey, Reina Hurl hut, and John Herring; adult I department by Lcrny Larson and Sondra Nichols; married young people by Katy Warren; young people by Norman Harvey and inc shoi uimrnr uunui nr Feels light and cool . . . goes with ' everything! . . . ' Naturalized straw pump . . . what could be cooler and prettier? leanie Dixon and Rc-ln,imln,! ",e "ewly purchased the spring with the new moon property adjacent to the church, nearest the spring equinox; the is scheduled for Sunday, April equinox usually falling on March 10. following the II a m. serv- 21, the lirst day of spring. It Charles McMann. youth pastor. will preach during the evening worship hour. The Training Un ion activities will begin at 0:30" p.m. and will he led hy Lcrny Erskinc, Chuck Brooks, Gary Nichols. John Pinkston. Anita Pinkston. Tom Garrison, Paul is planned Walkowski. Sondra Nichols, .lean ie Dixon, Helen Hurlbut and Sheila Hale. Al the close of the services Sunday evening. Charles McMann will return the key to the church leadership to the pastor of the church, Dr. E. M. Causey. Communion Service The public is invited to attend the communion service lo be held in SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Angle Street, on Sunday. April 10, during the regular church w orship al 2 p m. The Rev. Ethan Whitman of the Ma tin Presbyterian Church will be guest speaker and will conduct the service. The regular Bible study group of St. Andrew's will meet al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ered Rob-, inson. MM) Crescent Avenue. Fri day, April S. al 7-,'in nm I, must he remembered that Nisan 14 does not always fall on a Fri day, but is the night of the first lull moon alter the spring equi nox.' Alter a thorough scriptural dis cussion of Jesus Christ inslitutine n i,nnei-son nanquei is pi.Htiicn, , he firsl "evening moa" and ex for April 30. plaining the emblems of unleav- The Women's Association mccl-!Pnod bread and red wine bv as- ice. Peace Memorial Chajiler of Presbyterian Men will meet Sun day, April 10, al 6:30 p.m. when a pancake-sausage dinner will be served. An interesting program ing will he al 7:45 p.m., Mon day, April 11. The executive com mittee will meet at 7 p m. Terneplale differs from lin plale in that it is coaled with a lead-tin alloy instead of pure lin. sociale minister, Fred Pcarce, the emblems will he served In Ihose worthy lo partake. The pub lic is cordially invited. 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