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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1963)
REV. MAX MORGAN Team Of Evangelists Will Conduct Holiness Emphasis Week Services The Klamath Basin Holiness As sociation will sponsor the Fourth Annual Holiness Emphasis Week to be held April 28 through May 5 at the Salvation Army Hall 400 Klamath Ave. The five member churches ol the Holiness Association are the Free Methodist Church. First Church of the Nazarene, Lake side Church of the Nazarene Weaver Memorial Pilgrim Holi ness Church, and the Salvation Army. Three personalities in the field of Christian evangelism will be featured at the services.' Rev. Lester Moore of Portland. Rev. Max Morgan of Eugene, and Mrs. Alva (Beatrice I Yoakum of Med ford. Reverend Moore is the North- IDS Stake Conference To Convene Two prominent auxiliary lead ers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Salt Lake City, will attend the quarterly con ference of the Ashland Stake on Saturday and Sunday, April 27-28. In Modford and Ashland. They are Mrs. Hazel S. Love, a member of the Relief Society General Board, and Mrs. Edna M. Kaux, a member of the Primary As sociation General Board. Active in almost all church aux iliary organizations, Mrs. Love served as Relief Society president while her husband presided over the Northern California Mission. Mrs. Faux has served as an offi ce: and teacher in several church auxiliary organizations. She is a graduate of the University of Utah and rut; taught English in junior and senior hiuh schools. General sessions of the confer ence will be conducted Sunday at I am. and 1:30 p.m. in the Medlurd High School by the Klam ath Stake president. Ronald E. Phair of Klamath Falls. Visitors are invited to attend these meet in cs. Special meetings for Relief Soci ety and primary leaders will be held Saturday in Ashland. Anniversary NEW PINE CREEK The First ttsnlid Phiirz-h nf flnnta sAia unci filjed to near capacity Sunday. April 21. on the observance of its 90th anniversary. The sermon was delivered by .a former pastor. Rev. Eugene Barrow of Prineville who had served the church for 13 years. Following a potluck dinner at noon, the members attended a pro gram devoted to the history of the church. Rev. Gordon D. Har ris. minister, gave the welcoming address, and the minutes of the orcaniation of the first Goose GRANT RECEIVED (ieorgctown University, a Cath olic institution in Washington, D. C. has received a SlfiO.OOO grant from the Ford Foundation to conduct research on "possible improvement of the rhythm meth od of family planning." The rhythm method, based on ahsunence from marital relations during the wife's fertile period, is the only form of birth control con sidered morally acceptable by the Catholic Church. RABBI NAMED Seattle University, a Jesuit school at Seattle. Wash., has ap pointed Rabbi Arthur Jacobviti to Its faculty as professor of Old Testament studies. He is believed to be the first rabbi to teach in r,n American Catholic University. First Church of Christ, Scientist A Irnnctl The Mlkr Church, The finf Church Chrilt, Scxntiit in Icifn. Mats. I0fh 4 Wtthinefcn Strricts: Sunder Sfnrict 1 1 08 t.m. Sunday Schxl 11:00 a.m. Wtdnatdar E'enina Tillimnnr Mttt.ne I CO O'Clack Lesson-Sermon Subject April 28, 1963 "PROBATION AFTER DEATH" lT hatti tfl ttml Mt, whtrttfflt thtjy art Im cHd, and ftfofvmrf flood profttDon btfort many wrtntuti. Nyntrf ffjcilittM ttiblt dunnfl cfcvmfc Mrrtctt w j MRS. BEATRICE YOAKUM west director and missionary evangelist for the World Gospel Missions, with the Northwest of fice in Portland. He is a member: of the Evangelical United Breth ren Church and has served as a pastor, evangelist, and Bible con ference director in his denomina tion. As the regional director for the W.G.M.. Reverend Moore arranges1 the itinerary for missionaries! touring in the nine western states and two western provinces in Can ada, as well as arranging and conducting missionary revival campaigns. Traveling in many countries ol the world for missionary a n dl evangelistic services, he has been to Alaska, Canada. Mexico, Hon duras in Central America, Bolivia in Smith America, and the Kenya Brotherhood Spirit Shown ST. LOUIS (UPP-The 33rd an-1 Inual Holy Corners Fellowship din ner this year featured dedication of the "Brotherhood W a 1 1 of Fame." an interfaith memorial at the new Temple Israel, now in St. Louis County. The dinners were started by Methodist Bishop Ivan Lee Holt when three houses of worship of different denominations faced each other at the intersection of Kings highway and Washington Boulevards. Since then, the Second Baptist Church and Temple Israel moved to other quarters in the suburbs But they continue to meet each year with St. John s Methodist Church members. Portland Pastor Accepts Klamath Lutheran's Call R'ev. Malcolm Unseth. currently'unanimously voted to issue the pastor at the Mt. Olivet Luth eran Church. Portland, has acccpt- ed a call to become pastor ol Klamath Lutheran Church. Tlic congtcgation of the church here met last Wednesday to cast its ballot on a new pastor and Tribute Paid Lake church were read by Hubert llCr. Tvler and Harrv Morris read the Articles of Faith, and Donald Joncs Of Alturas presented the church covenant. The recorded church history, spanning its en - tire 90 years, was read bv I James Vincent and Raymond Cook Old and new members answered ! the roll call read hy Io Jones, and the program was concluded with a display of old pictures and several testimonials. RELIGION STRESSED National Christian College Day. sponsored annually by the Na tional Council of Churches and the Council of Protestant Colleges and Universities, will be observed April 28. More than 450 colleges and universities throughout the United States, Hawaii, and Alas ka will participate in the day dedi rated to emphasizing Christian higlier education in Amenta FRIENDLY HELPFULNESS To Every Creed and Purse WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite Ward end Sons 25 Hifh k. TU 2-4404 REV. LESTER MOORE Colony and Belgian Congo in Af rica. He has also visited the Holy Land, Egypt, and several coun tries in Europe, taking color slides and movies of his trips. The co-evangelist for Holiness! Emphasis Week. Reverend Mor gan, is currently the pastor of Hie Evangelical United Brethren! Church in Eugene. He has many years of experience serving as! a minister, evangelist, and holi ness expositor.. The third member of the visit ing team will be the song evange list. Mrs. Yoakum. She has been featured in numerous camp meet ings and evangelistic campaigns as soloist and musical director, actively serving in this type of ministry since the age of lti. Holiness Emphasis Week will open with two services on Sun day, April 28. at 2:30 and 7:3o! pm. April 29 through May 3 the services will be conducted each evening at 7:30 p.m.; and on Saturday. May 4, there will lie three special services. 10:301 a.m., 2:30, p.m., and 7:30 p.m. The evangelistic series will be concluded Sunday, May 5, with services at 2:30 p.m. and the Grand Holiness Rally at 7:30 p.m. p.m. Visitation Days Slated The Christian kindergarten of the Bible Baptist Church. 2244 Wiard Street, will observe annual visitation davs on Thursday, May 2, from I to 11 a.m., and on Monday, May 6. from 2 to 3 p m Bovs and girls who will start to Rev. Unseth. A- special meeting of the church's council, board of deacons and deaconesses, and call com mittee met with Kev. Unseth Mon day evening in the educational unit and discussed the needs of of the church Rev. LcRov Redal. pastor of the church submitted his resignation in earlv March. He will become pastor of a church in Washington and will bo leaving June 1. Rev. Unseth expects to preach his lirst sermon at Klamath Luth- eran Church on Sunday. June 16. He is 36 and has been pastor of l Portland church or the past six d one half years. Meeting w ith the officials of the church Monday evening. Rev. Unseth indicated that he was obli gated to go through with his plans to attend tlic World Convention ol the American Lutheran Church which will be held in Helsinki. Finland, and that he would be gone from mid-July to mid-August. The Unseths have five children, ranging in age Irom four to 15. and will occupy the church par sonage at 112 Eldorado Avenue 9th Anniversary AL NOW IN PROGRESS Free Prizes, Huge Savings On Paints & Floor Coverings 'K Green Stamps, Too! 1 . m ex 520 Klamath Ave. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Guild Plans Sunday Tea New members of the Weslcyan Service Guild of the First Metho dist Church will be honored with a tea on April 28 at the home of Mrs. Max Wise, 5448 Villa Drive. The honored members will in ludc Mrs. Cleo Dunlap. Mrs. Wil liam Howe, Mrs. Nell Stewart Mrs. George Kunzman. Mrs. La- vina Harris. Mrs. Ward Hurlburt. Mrs. Norman Hanson, Mrs. Ray Orem. Mrs. Harry Fales and Mrs. Lorraine Johnson. The president. Mrs. Alpha Phelps, and two past presidents. Mrs. Myron Murray and Mrs. John Dickenson, will preside at the tea table. Friends of the new members are extended an invitation to attend tile guild's tea from 2 to 4 pm On May 2 at 7:30 p.m., the regular meeting of the Service Guild will be held at the home of Mrs. Virgil Koehn, with Mrs. Flor ence Walker as co-hostess. The meeting will feature a pledge serv ice conducted by Mrs. Loy Barker. Altar Society Dates Bazaar MOUNT SHASTA-At the April meeting of St Anthony's Altar So ciety, plans were made for a bake sale and bazaar to be held May 11 at Hoffman's Department Store Mount Shasta. The sale will open at 10 a.m. Mrs. A. J Dorlaque and Mrs! William Dorn, co-chairmen of the! event, will contact women of the parish regarding their participa tion Mrs. Elgin Brewster and Mrs. Robert Simmers were ap pointed to make posters and direct publicity. public school in the fall nf 1964 are eligible to register for the kindergarten, which will open in September. Prospective pupils and their parents are invited to attend one of the visiting days to ac quaint themselves with the oper ation. One hundred and iiftccn students were registered this year. The kindergarten will run on the same schedule of attendance as the public schools. Two ses sions each day w ill be conducted order to keep classes small and personal pupil help at a max imum Hours will he from 9 to 11:30 a m. or from 1 to 3:30 p.m.. five davs a week. Students may be registered at any time by calling the church, TU 4-4949. Miss Glada Fuller, as sisted by Mrs. Wesley Carter and Mrs. Elwyn Rice, will be the kindergarten instructors. MARINERS MEET The Malin Mariners recently scheduled a work meeting to in stall wall paneling in several Sunday School rooms and turn the rug in the sanctuary of the Presbyterian Church. It w is an nounced that the district meet ing will be held in Grants Pass April 27-28. with Mr. and Mrs 1-eonarrl Wills, district logkeep ers. in attendance. The Mariners set June 8 as the dale for a rum mage sale at Clyde's Towing. BEE HIVE AUTO LEASE W Klimilh r. I'h. 1-3XM NEW HOURS: 8 30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Mn. thi trl. Vtti A ftuii , PAINT floor covering Kalis. Oregon Friday, UCW To Observe Fellowship Day Dedicated to emphasizing Chris tian socio! relations. May Fellow ship Day is traditionally observed by United Church Women in all parts of the world on the first Friday in May. Klamath Falls United Church Women will meet in the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church on May 3 for a potluck luncheon and program at 12:30 p.m. The theme for the day will be "One Family Under Cod Genuine and Full Participation." The luncheon will feature a skit to promote the organization's na tional magazine, "The Church Woman," followed by songs and a CRAFTS WORKSHOP A popsicle stick and cork church and a small cross constructed of one-half inch pieces of wood are two of the crafts projecti which will be demonstrated and evaluated at the vacation church school workshop sponsored by Basin Presbyterian Churches. Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman, left, and Mrs. Malvin Burwell, right, are both crafts teachers for the sumrr er church school sessions at Peace' Memorial Church. Church School Teachers To Share Craft Projects Vacation church school leaders. representing all Presbyterian churches in the Klamath Basin will meet Saturday. April 27, for vacation church school crafts project workshop. Opening with a gel-acquainted coflee. tlic workshop will be con ducted at the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. 4111 S Sixth Street, from 9 30 a m. to 12 noon The program will he an ex change nf ideas, giving leaders an opportunity to learn new proj ects and methods to incorporate in their summer church school classes. Each leader attending will. bring two or three of his most success fill children's crafts projects used at previous vacation church schools. These projects will be demonstrated and evaluated for effectiveness. SAVE Vz THE TIME USE BULK FERTILIZER SIMPL0T S0ILBUILDERS For Your Tulelake, Calif. A new bulk plant with a 1-ton-o-minute conveying system and a 500 ton storage eopneity. 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Youths Attend Lutheran Meet The Klamath Luther League sent two delegates. Barbara Mc- Kinny and Leonard Hansen, to the Willamette Conlernece April is 20. The theme of the meeting was Called to Minister," with em phasis on charities and social ac tion for youth groups. Other members eligible to at tend were Jack Kidwell. Charles Galloway. Dan Riggs, and Tom and Jon Ongman. The delegates will make their formal report of the conference at the Luther League s May meeting, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Missionary Service Set A missionary program entitled This Is Our Field will he giv at the lmmanucl Baptist Church on Sunday evening, April:s,i(ssi,in pedcrsen will present a 28, at 7 o'clock The program, featuring a nar ration and poems presented by members of the congregation, was written by Mrs. Grey-don Broyles. A member of Immanuo! Baptist, she Is past president nf the Stale 'Conservative Baptist Women tained by contacting Rev. Wayne Waltman of Tulelake or Mrs. John Putnam. 2348 Garden Ave., Klam ath Falls. ... See Your Lawyer See Your Doctor Sea Your Accountant Custom Spread Locations F7i mi Klamath Falls At Klamath wo have improved our facilities noticably. At SIMPLOT we can serve you with any type, any torm, or any Science And Religion Theme For Group Study The young people of Suburban Christian Church will begin a se ries of meetings on the topic, "Sci ence Returns to God," on Sun day. April 28, at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Russell Raich, instructor of the chweh's high school group, said the study sessions will include ex periments, films, and open dis cussions. Teens throughout tho country have planned similar meetings! as part of a recommended study1 by the religious teen weekly. Straight. The author of the sc ries of articles from which the local youths will draw their pro gram material is Dr. James H. Jaunccy. minister of the First Chrislinn Church of El Paso, Tex. Dr. Jaunccy, a scientist by training and experience, holds master's degrees in science and history and doctor's degrees in mathematics and theology. A na tive of Australia, he holds rank in the British Psychological Society, a fellowship in the Royal Geogra phical Society, and is listed in Fifth Year Of Mission To Be Feted Arrangements ior the fifth an niversary banquet of the Klamath Falls Gospel Mission have been completed, according to the direc tor. John Fedcrscn. The banquet, scheduled May 24 it the Peace -Memorial Presby terian Church, will be open to the public. Tickets arc now available at $1.50 per person and may be obtained by contacting tile Mis sion. TU 2-4895, or any board member. Guest speakers for the evening will be Alonzo Heath of Bakers field, Calif., and Charles Turner of Fresno. Heath is superintendent of the Bakerslield Rescue Mission and president of the Central Pa cific District of the I.U.G.M. Tur ner, program director of a Fresno1 radio station, is a nationally known gosK.'l singer. The program wi'l also include several numbers by a girls' trio from Hie Assembly of God Church ..ml testimonials hv men of the report of the past year's activities. SALE SLATED Women of St. Paul a Episcopal Church will sonsor a rummage sale at Clyde's Towing on Friday pril 26. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday, April 27, from 9 a m to 12 noon I 5tJSi Saturday - Sunday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. EACH DAY FREE COFFEE and DONUTS See Our Model Home 1035 Applcwood East End of Reclamation BUILD Anywhere City Ranch Lake Front NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME FHA LOANS Available for Anywhere You Choose! 100 Financing 97 Financing Work Ouf Your ECHO 1035 Applewood "Who's Who in American Edu cation." After coming to America,. -Dr. Jaunccy served as an engineer at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico but later left this work for the ministry. He is the author of three books. "Science Returns to God." 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