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ITER.UD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
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THE HIGH SCHOOL young people's group of the Bible Baptist Church arranged this
nativity scene on the South Sixth Street entrance lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis are
sponsors of this group. Adults assisting with the scene included Grant Marsh, Jesse
Martin and G. B, Leach with the lighting.
Mariners Elect Officers
MERRILL Merrill Marinorspuisers, Ervin and Ann Johnson,
nominated and elected officers for Several Christmas carols were
the coming year at their Dec. 12! sung and Mrs. Charles Cunning
Christmas family night meet
ing.
Elected as skippers are Wes
and Shirley Haskins; first mates,
Bill and Shirley Hill: log keeper.
Lee and Donna Faye Haskins, and
ham, present skipper, presented
a reading entitled "Could You
Spare Five Minutes of Christmas?"
at the meeting following a pot
luck supper.
The children enjoyed the Christ
mas gift exchange at the close of
the meeting.
Guests for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Purdue and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reeves.
The Klamath Falls Gospel Mis-
sion plans to serve a full course CanaMU CIimaI
turkey dinner on Christmas DayiUnUwy 3CI100I
to those homeless men who will Plw C(tA"liilal
seek comfort, shelter and food on r,aT SCneOUiea
that day. "Tl,c Three Gifts of Christ-
A Christmas mcssace will be'mas." a play expressing the true
given before the meal. Anyone meaning of Christmas, will be
Gospel Mission
To Serve Men
wishing to contribute food or to
take part in any way may call
at the Mission, 823 Walnut, or
telephone TU 2-4895, and offer
help to John Pcdersen, superin
tendent, or to his assistants, Mrs.
Pcdersen and Jack Wright.
Choir Will
Sing Sunday
; Mrs. Iva Wilson, director of the
Sanctuary Choir of Immanucl
Baptist Church, will present the
pantomime cantata, "Pilgrim to
Bethlehem, Sunday, Dec. 18,
from 7 to 8 p.m. She will be
assisted by her daughter, Marlene
Young, at the organ. The pro
gram will feature Fred Dallas, so
loist, on the violin; Hugh Barn
well and Dean Wilson, who will
sing duets, and L. J. Hall, tenor.
There will be numbers by t h e
choir.
Narration will be by Linda C.
Hall, talented elocutionist and
public speaker. Willard Ross and
Bill Clark will be in charge of
lighting and sound. Irene Jones,
local business woman, is in
charge of costumes.
The public is invited by the
pastor to attend the evening of
inspiration and Christmas bless
ing at the church, Eleventh and
High streets.
Special Holiday
Activities Set
Special Christmas activities are
planned by First Christian Church
which will once again present out
doors the beautiful scenes from
the nativity which have been a
Christmas gift to the community
for several years. Monday through
Thursday, Dec. 19-22, "The Liv
ing Nativity" will be played in
four 12-mmute presentations from
7 to 8 p.m. on the steps of the
church. The gift is sponsored by
the Senior Endeavor group.
The Bible School program is
planned for Friday, Dec. 23, at
7 p.m. followed by a musical in
terlude by the intermediate-junior,
vesper and warship choirs. At 9
p.m. the same night there will
he a Christmas party hosted by
the Christian Builders class for
the entire Bible School and
church family.
Program Slated
For Wednesday
The Assembly of God Church
will present the annual Christ
mas program at 7:30 p.m. Wed
nesday, Dec. 21. The junior de
partment will present recitations
and singing, directed by Ellen
Kellogg, and a play directed by
Mrs. W. B. Galloway.
Young adults will give the
Christmas story directed by Mrs.
Lloyd Fosner and the Reverend
Fosncr will bring the Christmas
message Christmas morning. The
public is invited to attend.
Sunday. Dec. 18, guest speaker
w ill be Zelma Argue, Los Angeles,
of the Pentecostal Evangel, au
thor who submits articles to the
publication.
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presented by the pupils of the
Immanucl Baptist Sunday School
on Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 7 p.m.
Gene Bailie, Sunday School su
perintendent, assisted by depart
ment superintendents, has planned
to incorporate each department of
the school into 'this program. At
the conclusion of the evening,
bags of candy and popcorn will
be given to all children in attendance.
The Cappie Rebecca Wesleyan
Service Guild of the First Medio-1 j. IB X
dist Church was entertained at a WlTCie rTeSenTS
Christmas party and gift cx-i DMa
change at the home of Bunny wwi VI I I wtjl Will
Jcnison, 4416 Bristol, with Chris
tine Murray as co-hostess.
Rooms were gay with Christ
mas decorations and tiny stock-
ETNA The Women's Society
of Christian Service of the Etna
Methodist Church met Tuesday.
Dor. fi in Ihp rprrflat inn rnnm
ings hung by the tiroplace nem of the cnlrt.,
money gifts from members lor
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Service Guild
Is Entertained
Church Officer
To Fill Pulpit
In tho absence of the pastor.
the Hpv. Pari Kimmnrw Cv
Baker, moderator for Church of
the Brethren, 4273 Bristol, will
fill the pulpit. Sandra Spears, a
sophomore at La Verne College
win sing a solo.
The Rev. A ('. Rrnvlns ro
tired Klamath Falls minister, will
brine the Christmas mpssnoc nn
uinsimas morning ai ine 11 a m
spr'vii-n 1.1 t.vtm Miimimmt. uill
'sins a solo. The iunior choir led
by Jeanetlc Riffey will also sing
uinsimas songs.
On Dec. 23 at 7:30 n.m. the
Youth Fellowship will present a
Christmas play, "The Gift."
A collee hour follows the morn
ing worship service.
16 Children
To Be Heard
Voices of IB children will be
heard Saturday, Dec. 17, at 7:30
p.m. at the Seventh Day Advcn-
tist Church during the church
school Christmas program.
Musical numbers will be based
on the life of Christ. Mrs. Esther
Wagner and Mrs. John Pryor will
direct.
the Beulah Faber Memorial at
the Methodist Home at Salem.
Christmas carols were the back
ground for the devotions. Chris
tine Murray read a Christmas
story, written by Helen Hoffman,
member of the faculty of Klam
ath Union High School.
Genevieve Schwoigert told of
Christmas customs around the
world and childhood experiences
were related. Kathy Jcnison as
"Miss Santa" passed the gifts.
Program Set
The annual Sunday School pro
gram of the Free Methodist
Church, 1918 Oregon Avenue, will
be at 7:30 p.m., Dec. 21. The
program will include recitations
by the. younger children, musical
numbers and a 30-minutc film,
"The Guiding Star," a modern
day story of Christmas. There will
be treats for the children and
everyone will be welcome.
The business meeting was con
ducted by Nedra Halliday, chair
man. The devotional was given
by Audrey Wolford. The noon
luncheon was served to 30 peo
ple, by the Mary Martha Circle
of the WSCS.
The program, "Carol Sings,"
was given by the Fidclius Circle
with the following taking part:
Mrs. Glen Barnes, Mrs. Robert
Tuttlc. Mrs. David LaFcvers,
Mrs. Douglass Horn, Mrs. Ken
neth Depcw, Mrs. Keith Whipple.
Mrs. Frank J. Jackson, and the
following children, Nancy Tuttle.
Patsy Barnes, Caroline Horn,
Kathy Sorenson, Charles Eamcs,
Mickcal Cavazos, Randy Woollcy
and Robert Burgans.
THE ANNUAL Christmas Pageant of the nativity will be
presented by the choir and children of St. Barnabas
Episcopal Church at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 18. Nancy
Noble, left, will take the part of Mary. Johnnie Milne
will play Joseph. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Noble. Johnnie is the son of Mr.- and Mrs. Bill
Milne. Photo by Bill Milne.
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PASTOR AND MRS. CLAYTON D. LEE, have arrived here
from Vallejo to make their home. He will fill the pulpit
of the Church of God of Prophecy, succeeding J. M.
Judd who left here some time ago. The church will be-
a revival on jan. i .
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Lesson-Sermon Subject, December 18
"IS THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN,
EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?"
Golden Tet: John 1:1, 3. In the beginning wo the Word,
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