Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 08, 1961, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text! HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath FaUftr9. 0Frida5' 3 September 8, Page 7 A o ; O j y 0 r-o 9 Churches Honor Public Schools, Sunday By HELEN L. MERSHON j Churches from thgughout the comniMJito will !p tneir hats to publicsSbols whence 1 a m a t h Council of Churched stages its first "Public Schools Wqgoming Tea" Sunday. Teachers, staff and board mem bers of schools in KlShath Falls, suburban area and Oregon Tech nical lnstiSfte are invited to the event. Guests will "come and go" from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday in ijie social hall of First Presbyterian Church. 601 Pine Street. ' Although sponsored t the Klamath Council, spiritu.- lead ers and members from all church es have been invited to help wel co(jj the teachers. "It is a recognition on the part f the churches of the place and function of the public school in the community," aid Rev. Ralph H. Richardson, ptor of the First MethoOit cfiurch and president "And it also ackno0edges th?i contribution teachers 'make to the community," continued the minister. "Sunday's reception scips to accent the cooperative Typical of many churches in many denominations this month, Peace Memorial Presbyterian the schools and churches ,flh' in the development of char aiser in ouidcmocraticQbcietv. "This H recognition on the rQl of church ISlkQiat our functions are interrelated witlB those of churches," salP Rev. Richardson in conclusion. "We are both serv ing a comon growth." No"oral program lAs been planned to assure plenty of time for getwng aguainted, reception planners 'noted. iSlokies, punch, coffee id tea, provided by wom en of many different churches, will be served. Persons register ing will receive narjjt tags to en courage introductions Serving as official "osts and re-, ception wsjjkers will 10 members ol the executive committee of IhirCouncii of Churches, includ ing Jack Hopkins, treasurer; Wil liam 0. Kurtz, miQant conjfriittee chairman; Ross Ragland, Church World Service Committee chair man; Mrs. Frank Peyton, vicft pOsiclent; Mrs. Don Smith, sec retary; Mrs.0Bert Miller, presi dent of the Klamath Council of Church Women. Also Rev. Warrgi W. PftJiman Hope Lutheran Church; Rev. Rob ert Groves, pastor, and Lawrence CooDer.J First Presbyterian Church; Rifv. Laing tj'bbet, Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church; Rev. Lloyd Hcndejjson, Merrill Presbyterian Church; Rev. LeRoy Kedal, Klamath Luthera- Rev, Robert Greene, St. Paul's Epis ftpal Church; Chaplain Jefferson Davis, Kingsley Air Force Base; and Rev. V. J. Joseph, retired Church will hold Sunday Scho Lutheran minister. promotion services Sunday, ParBits and children meet together for worship and promo tion at 9:30 a.m. Certificates of promotion will be presented by de partment superintendents, while third graders who have attended regularly will be given Bibles After the promotion service Rev. Laing Sibbet, pastor, will conduct: a special service for the parents. As a basis for' his sermon he will use Deuteronomy 28-6:13, where the Nation of Israel as admon ished to kp the las of God and to teach them to their- chil dren. Mrs. Robert Davies, church school superintend, will give! suggest is on using parent ma terials a!, home. Following the theme, "The Bible," the Christian Faith and Life Series provides! helps for parents to make the Christian faith a part of the hor experience. Curriculum is "departmentaly graded taking into, consideration difOring abilities, capacities and Other lay?han members serving oO the executive Ittard include Mrs. Everett Dennis, Mrs. Jack! Moore. John Heilbronner, Mrs, O ' .f o o v h ' , I - 1 1M. X. I $S it n 1 1 IMP k Oolivia Art, Crafts Shon Methodist Church Sept. 3, Dr. John H'ick, who served the Bolivian mission field from 1917 to 1953, described the mis- &'y eltort.-aind church lives. of the Indians, world famous1 for their round-crowned high hats. Along with adapting Christian ity and education, many of Ihe people are installing glass win dows in their dark homes, adopt ing sanitary nisurcs, and nils ing vegetables to supplement their lish and barley diets. Dr. Herrick showed examples of primitive loom weaving, knit tiff bags and purses and dolls dressed in the lypic. fashion. women in wrap-around skirts and men in ponchos. Most of the clothing is provided by vicuna, llam;and other types of Ihe camel1 family which inhabit the lofty land. t: VWii ir only takes Arm... I 1 El vf" I ""anwae io icouce entine lA 52'LA I ,f -m2ZZ- Christian converts among large Indian population of Andes in Bolivia mrt eager the church Tite and .ccompany- inc edation. a Souffr American I Missionary explained at Fir.CNEW fOSf Rev. Otii ill, pastor ot FirO. t.hri$ tian Church since IT56, will assumo ministerial duties of North Fresno Christian d-fturch Sunday in a rcVydly developing area of Fresno, Calif. No repla&ment has beao named at the Klam- I wr ti I I raus cnurcn. am raus cnurcn. f CHRISflAM T I. SCIINOE- A Station KFLW Sundays 10:10 ... in your cianke to reduce engine friction, increase power, stretch gas and oil mileage, cui-pjir bills. All engines operate al peak of lune-ur) nertormance with iet ate SIP. Cab comnaniei ileet owners, trucking companies, cpejrs e neavy ounoing equipmenr. coniraciors, ana manufacturers know that STP does everything claimed for it and more! Super concentrated, pure petroleum SIP performs multiple services in diesel and gasoline automobile and truck engines, all transmissions, in speed reducers. Qtor rebuilding ac'nties, Pillow blocks and bearings. Where unufwlly neavy kids result in extreme pressures use IP SPECIACr Sir-Juili $1.38 AikforKtixllyl At Sfrvicl SlW)n AIM ilk lor STP't famed AUTO BLITZ and DIESEL BLITZ DISTRIBUTED BYt W)ni. Garaw, &C' OhIwi. ...proven tc prolKtiwi I fusyttems r MQVY & VAN YKE, INC. 638 Klamath Ave. Phone TU 4-4141 VAW LOG'S SUPED 00 PUBLIC SCHOOLS RECOGNITION Fal nal Ray Hunsaker, left, superintendent of Klamath hard. Mrs. Adam Miller was ap pointed to coordinate planning committee gatherings of wSnen from various churchc". Women working on the planning committee included Mrs. Don Smith, Peace Memorial Presby terian Church; Mrs. Bert Miller and Mrs. George McKinney, First Cnriptian Church; Mrs. Culver Furry and Mrs. 'Harold Wallace, Church of the Brethren; Mrs. Raymond Mil.n Jr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, Kingsley Air Force Base; Mrs. Harold Lyon, Mrs, Charles Mattox and Mrs. ) o h n Fen-ell, K 1 a m a t if Lutheran Church. Also Mrs. Elmer Mitchell and Mrs. J. R. Larimer, First Con gregational Church; Mi". T. It). Iladciiile, St. Paul's Episcopal Church; Mrs. Earl Redman, Mrs, Everett Dennis and Mrs. Arthur! limitations of children and vouth at the varicft; age levels accord8"-. Firs' Methodist Church; ing to Mrs. Davies. . Registration for the coming year's church school session will he held at 9:15 a.m. "receding the program. schools, and Ur. Ulitt Kobinson, Klamath County school superintendent, hear fi ns tor Klamath CourTcil of Churches Public Schools Welcome Tea from Mrs. secretary. She sent out more than 600 P'V Earl Redman and Vance Shep?Patri9,a Bajjstien, First Presbyterian Churc uar(j invitations for the Sunday afternoon event. OSU Hosfs Conference On Change In Churches Mrs. Ivan Larson and Mrs. Mil Ion Durfee. Hope Lutheran Church; Mrs. Fred Stemler and Mrs. Gordon Loomis, First Pres byterian Church. CORVALL1S Oregon Slate University will host a special con- ferenc on changes taking place in town and country churches Oct. 9-11. Results of a survey of the changes and problems created by these changes will be (Spotlighted atthe 11 Oregon Town and Country CWlrch Conference. A second session of the confer ence will be held on the South ern Oregon College at Ashland this year. All speakers and pro gram events will be moved to the Southern Oregon area for the special session Oct. 12-13. Completed survey forms are now being received from church es over Western Oregon, accord- 14 VVw u w or Jib i 1' Communion Set ALTURAS A special Holy Communion will be held at 9 a.m. Sunday gyt St. MichatOs Episco pal Church with itev. Hal Har graeves of Lakeview oflQaling. Rev. Hugh Mercer, Alluras pas tor, will assist. At 11 a.m. the church will gn year on its regular fall schedule wiVS worship and Sigdaychl, ac cording to Rev. Mercer. A get-acfluainted family dinner will be sponsored by the Co Club al 6 p.m. Sunday, followed by bridge, pinochle and Pedro. Mrs. Oral Leonard and Mrs. Lor ing White are in charge. Junior Choir practice will re sume Sept. 12 after school, ac cording to Rev. Mercer. ing to Mrs. Jjabel C. Mack, as sistant director of the OSU coop erative extension service and con ference chairman. Survey results will be reported the first day of the conference. Then, speakers and discussion groups will examine changes re ported and seek ways to rene the vitality of churches fcced with problems created by these changes. Key speaker at this year's con ference will be Dr. E. iV. Muel ler, secretary for Town and Coun try, National Lulhern Church, Chi cago. Other speakers will include Phil lip Aylesworth. program relation ships coordinator for the USDA Extension Service, Washington, D.C.; Rt. Rev. Damian Jentges, O.S.B.. Abbot, Mt. Angel ABftcv Miss Jean Loveioy, Sears, Roe buck Foundation, Seattle; and Dr. G. Burton W'ood, head of the OSU department of agricultural economics. The Oregon Town and Country Church Conference, held each looiludy ways to improve Camp Chapel Fund Begins CAMP RILE A Oregon Army National Guard officials have launched a drive for a new wor ship chapel at Camp Rilea at War renton near Astoria. "A Chapel For You in fi2 is theme of the drive which is re ceiving contributions from guards men now taking active duty train ing atCamp Rilca. Volunteer la bor will be used during the ensu ing year, according to Maj. Gen. Alfred E. Hintz, Oregon adjutanl general. Goal of the drive is $4,000 cash about 40 per cent of the total chapel cost and ffie remainder in labor. Camp Rilca, which this summer served more than 2,000 National Guarfsmen. has no permanent chapel, but holds services in a theater building on the post. Men with Oregon Air National Guard, j ir,2nd Combal Engineer?, 24!)th Air Defense Artillery and supporting units use the coastai military establishment. BREAD BOXES ll f W III PILLOWS FORMS W SSrKS -m i : 111 Kopok Fi,led f W Colored Foam It n oo mm PROMOTION BIBLE Mrs. George E. Smith, primary department superintendent, gives Linda Driscoll, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Driscoll, a preview of pro motion Sunday at Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. Linda will be amoni()third graders receivingBibles at the traditional program. RALLY INSTALLATION a OHope Lutheran Church will hold It Sunday School rally day services 'j at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Featured wid.J be a movie entitled "Abraham andli the Covenant." New youth' hym-ij nals will also be introduced. ! At the reguiQ 11 a.m. service, i olficcrs cO the United Lutheran, Church W'Qien will be installed. They are Mrs. Ivan Larson, presf-li dent; Mrs. E. L. Rusth. vice pre.-ii-1! dent; Mrs. Noah Squires, secre- I tary. and Mrs. Clifford Voss, ! treasurer. I the effectiveness $ churches that serve rural people, is sponsored by the Oregon Council of Church es, Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon, Oregon State Universi! and Cooperative Extension Serv ice, Oregon Farm Bureau, Ore gon State Grange, Oregon State Farmers Union and Oregon Home Economy Extension Council. More information and applica tions for conference housing can be ohlaii! at county extension offices or by writing Mrs. Mack. U Friondly Helpfulness T Ivory Crd5bnd Puna Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Ward Margurit M. and Sam 92S High to TU 2-4404 UPADi "THE VOICE OF TRUTH" KFLW, Sunday 8:30 A.M. REVIVAL Coining SEPT. 12th ATTEND SERVICES REGULARLY! Victory Temple 1909 Homedale SILAS H. JONES SERVICES U-r.DNt'DAY 1-3 P M. i b i n a v . v r M HI NNDAT - TOM A M. ii a.m. yj r m. First Church of Christ, Scientist A Branch of The Mother Church, Tht Flrrt Church ol Christ, Scientist in Boton, Man 1 0th ond Woihington Services: Suav Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 1 1 :f(J) a.m. Wednesday Evening Testimony Meeting 8:00 O'Cleck Lesson-Sermon ubject September 10 "SUBSTANCE" Golden Text: Hebrewi 3:14. We are mode partakers of Chriit, If we hold tht beginnnig of our confidence steadfast unto the end. Nursery facilities available during church service! 0 r- ----- WEEK END REVIVAL SEPTEMBER 8, 9 and 10th Pentecostal Church of God 4637 Shasta Way REV. S. L CORLEY Superintendent of the Pentecostal Churches of God, will be preaching each evening at 7:30 p.m. SPECIAL FELLOWSHIP MEETING SATURDAY beginning ot 2:30 p.m. DINNER at 5:00 p.m. EVERYONE INVITED Oiv. Raymond Cochran Poitor Ph. TU 2-4311 Lit? mm Large Assortment All Siies ft Shapes (2(2) NYL0& CASTERS Heat Proof BUCKETS o rMJMT-AjkJTM ff fee m 0 W I I., Now S.! fj ' - . . n .... ' . MASKING TAPE 88 All Purpose! Large Roll Reg. $1.1?, New Shipment Just Arrived! Whitman's BOOKS 55c For Children Regular 59c Multiple Style Stock Up Now SKIRT HANGERS 5-77 NITE LIGHTS 44c JIM! .if, Good Selection of Colors and Pattern1 Socks 3 00 Colorful Pfasfic Mugs & Glasses 6"88c Dishwasher Safe Van Lee's Super A Handy Light For Bedrooms & Bathrooms jjfty 1007 Main ! i. 11