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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1960)
o HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Pip. r'rulav. m-i IS. infill PACK KIN"! g'dl qj HiHlJH i 1 1 ft .TSii &I1 lUgtiife v : "fop Palestine Talk Brig. Harold Barry. San Kran- Klamath Lutheran ; La ki Prcsbytcrion Tvo worship I. i in.. ii ,,l,,i ni-i'i -iiw ut mil mii s v i v i i v a iiiv i-isio. will sneak on the sulijcrli , " , ., , ,, , p'annod lor the Ml. l.nki Com- of Palestine as a social (.(.,vll.el-""alli 1-ullH-ran ( hurch ill be- ,llim,y p,.e,,v,c,.,., au.ch im o( the Salvation Army at 7.3(1 8"i i'h 'hc" i-hiWmi's irshipl;:1.,UT Sunday at 8 :io a.m. and p.m. Saturday. April lfi j service '6 9 am. when children II am. The junior hiRh chouw ill Brigadier Barrv spent omc:are reminded lo lake Iheir Kas-,-'!! nl lllp t"-.-l service under lime in Palestine while servin-'lC. b.,nki jihe duection o( John Gmiher. Tile as a chaplain in the Lnited Stales .,.,,', u . v , K.lv01. , sancl.iary choir will smS at the rmv. He will speak on Ihe ., , ' 1 'second serv ice under the riireetion economical. K!ilical and rcliw-h'mtrs 1,0 nt " am ,0 llv' '"''' Ual,ue. oms life of the Israelites. He will cnine special minions oy inc ine iu-v. .vumi-u .i.inm. pas t;ive an iiiMjdil also on Ihe inv plications of these areas a- ap plicable to the Arabic nations. choir. i tor, will hi inn Ihe two Easier Due lo weather and ground i'oii-1''""5. ! anions. Hie Lutheran t.aster sun- ceereh P in, llie siiiH'hiiiry 1...... ..ill .llrt..,l ...n,. nt Uiirinfi World War II the speak- ,.,, sm...c hf sha!11 n,iv(.. . .,,, ,',. , ,hn ,,.(.h jii- u:i a coml);it fh;inl;nn in (hp UUI OH MH., IIHUI, 111(1111 mo mlis in the Italian I'.unpaiun under fire, provitlin moral aiul spiritual strength to the iiijuini: forecs. He lesmned hum the serv iee with rank of major and since his resignation (mm aetie serv ice, he went into the active Army Reserves as a chaplain where he spends lime counseling and con ducting religious services at Let ternian General Hospital. Brigadier Barry will also speak at the Easter service. He will he accompanied by Mrs. B;m ry, an accomplished musician wlio will provide special music during meetings conducted over the taster weekend. The public is invited to attend the services. Theater has been canceled, the public is invited to he present FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHANCEL CHOIR Choir Slated To Sing At Service The chancel choir of Ihe First Presbyterian Church, directed by Mrs. Dayton t. Van vaclor, low er rifihl in picture, will sing all music lor the n a.m. service on Easter morning. The 41-voice choir includes young people from the fifth through the eighth grades. . They have sung at Ihe mot .ling worship service once a month and with the adult choir for the Christmas Eve servi.-c. Alexis Drew is studeni accompanist. Mrs. Robert C. Groves is organ isl. Ollicers elected for the youth group include Alexis Drew, presi-l dent: Michael Vcalclr, vice presi dent and Tessie Powell, secretary-treasurer. Members of Ihe choir are. first row, left lo right. Shirley Rein miller, Starla Bridge, Douglas Voting. Kalhy Ban-anger, Nancy Burnam, Jerry Carlson, Bonnie Dickey, Lee Turner and Jana Hart; second row, same order, Sally Wcnz, Connie Schouboe, Bcv-. erly Ormsby, Muriel Majors, Mary Carol Cooper. Nancy Leon ard. Gloria Kennard, Greg S-ott and Sandra Mabry. Third row. left to right. Jim Drew, Kathy Ward, Clifford Moore, Judy Most. Don Veatch. Sandra Bauslien. Boh Leonard. Paula Morrison and Donna May; fourth row, same order. Michael Veatch, Janet Kerns, Susanne Dibble, Leslie Currin, Alexis Drew. Tessie Powell, Re becca Pierson. Jack Bauer and Pamela Conn. Not present for the picture but members of Ihe choir are: Jack Adkins. Philip Ball. Susan Drew, 1 "lilr?!! imtJki1 PROTESTANT WOMEN of Kingsley Air Force Base Chapel have organned with a mulfi-purpose objective: to assist the base chaplain in religious programs, to enter into study groups, social work and to represent the chapel- in the Klamath Ralls Council of Church Women. The organizational meeting was held in the Officers' Club. The group plans a family nigh dinner April 24. Left to right are: Mrs. Jim Roth, Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mrs. Willard Hunt, Mrs. Jack Rennels, Mrs. Bill Schonewald, Mrs. Paul Bohnstedt, Mrs. William McDonald, Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Smith and Mrs. Donald Kelly. Photo by M.Sgt. Charles Bennett, Kingsley Field Dorris Nazorcne The Rev. Roland E. Griffith, evangelist, will hold services at th? Dorris Church of the Naamic beginning Easier Sunday morning and continuing through Wednes day evening. April 2(1. Evening services will begin at " :)0 p.m. in a school ol prayer. Ihe pastor has served in New .calami for nine years and with Mrs. Griffith and daughter has traveled widely in Euroie. Af rica. Asia and many islands of the Pacilic. Ihe L'niled Stales and Canada. Topics for his meetings have been announced as lollows: Sun day a.m. "Does God Answer Prayer Today?" Sunday, ii:4fi "New Zealand Travelogue;" 7:30 p.m., worship service. "Prayer and Power:" Monday. April 18. 7:30 p.m., "Prayer and Healing:" Tuesday, April 1!). 7.3(1 p.m.. "Pravcr and Healing:" Tuesday. April 19, 7:3(1 p.m . "Pravcr and Practice:" Wednesday. April 20. 17:30 p.m.. "Praying in the Holy Ghosl. Pastor of Ihe Dorris Nazarene Church. Ihe Rev. J. Marvin Horn. invites Ihc public lo share in the services. Meeting Scheduled Peace Memorial The Southwcsl Oregon Presby terial will meet in the First Pres byterian Church on Tuesday and neuuesuay. npni ann a,. " high vounR pJe a, ,hc Miss Rachel Benfcr, San Fran- Liiurch. An Easter film will be tian World it is a day of last, pravcr and adoration of the Cross The observance of Easter Sun- "I"" '"' ,SaV","' day in Peace Memorial ChurchltnBlanl ,he.cay ms 1".l'n will begin with a 6 a.m. youth a.s Long t riday because .1 is a hrpkfasl for eiohlh traders andi? 01 ,as""K aiKI rnennauon. cisco, as keynote speaker. A sec ond distinguished guest, Mrs. Har old Ploense, Portland he present. Registration will open Tuesday from 12 noon to 1 p.m. with the first session opening at 1 p in shown following the breakfast. Three worshin services in the a'i0. church sanctuary at 8. 9:30 and II a.m. are planned with Ihe Rev. Laing W. Sihlwt bringing Ihe Eas ter message on "Burning Hearts." There will lie special A dinner is In he served at imusic by the robed adull and 6 p.m. Tuesday by women of tlieoulh choirs at each service. Child Klamath Lutheran Church toiCaic win ue piovim-u m vai.ii - . .. .. ,.i i il 5n nor nlatn Wivps and their iSCrvicC. REAUV GOOD I lite (,we made husbands are invited to be pres ent. The meeting which will lol low is open to the public. Registration on Wednesday will he at 8:30 a.m. with Ihe first meeting to si art at 9:30. Luncheon will be served at noon for $1. The Rev. Robert C. Gloves, pastor of First Presbylcrian will give the welcome. Child care will be provided dur- Readcrs will narrate the Pas-:jR a daytime sessions .All wom en who are interested, wiietner a member of Ihe Women's Asso ciation or not. are cordially in vited to attend one or all sessions of the Presbylcrial. Una- McCoy. Hope Lutheran Hope Lutheran Church, corner of South Sixth Street and Home dale Road will observe Good Fri day with the Service of the Sha dows at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 15. This is a service based on the ancient service of Tcncbrae. sion story of Christ from the Gospels. Mrs. Thomas Winlcrrin ger will sing the "Lord's Pray er." bySJalotte. Rae Anne Davis will sing. "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?" and a womans' trio will sing. "O Sac red Head Now Wounded." Anjpace Temple invitation is extended to Ihe pub- lie lo worship with the congrc- Sunrise Easier Sunday services falion. . jwill be held at Ihe Miracle Tern- The Festival of Ihe Rcsurrec- pCi 3124 Delaware Street, at 5:30 lion of Christ will be observed a m. Sunday School will hc al at the 11 a.m. service on Eas-io a.m. and the worship service ter Sunday. A special children's a( n. An Easter egg hunt will program has been arranged for,(0ow. The public is inviled. Ihe Church School hour at h:1j Sunday morning. A special film strip of the Resurrection of Christ will be shown. The Rev. Albert C. Neubauer. pastor, extends a welcome to all to worship with Hope Lutheran Church. FOR SALE 1959 THUNDERBSRD Immaculate Condition 12,000 Miles - $3795 Phonl 4-4372 Oxys First Presbyterian Church 601 Pine St. The Reverend Robert C. Groves Easter Sunday Worship Services 9 A.M. Family Worship Service Chancel Choir 1 1 A.M. Worship Service Adult Choir The pastor and congregation will welcome those who wish to worship wilh them. There will hc two special serv ices of Scripture and music in Ihe sanctuary on Good Friday, April 15. at 12:10 and 1:10 p.m. The observance of Good Fri day, also called God's Friday or Holy Friday; the Friday helore Easter dates back as far as 2n A D. The Greek name for this day is the Great and Holy Paras ceve, and in much of the Chris- EASTER SUNDAY at IHE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 10th & High St. Dallas McNeil, A.B., B D., Th.D., minister 6:45 A M Sunrise service for youlh 8 30 AM. Worship. Sermon: 15. WE BELIEVE IN THE LIVING BODY OF CHRIST. Anthems by the choir, Mr. LaMar Jensen director, Mrs. Lelond Agenbroad organist: "Easter Call to Worship" by Grosvenor, "Galilean Easter Carol" by Shure and "Hallelujah, Amen" by Handel. Baptism of bobies and children. Nursery service with adult attend ants. 9:45 A.M. 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