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Newspaper Page TextDrama Team To Perform "Tlie Sacred Music and Drama Team" from the Bible Standard Collepe of Eugene will appear at the Bible Standard Church in Chil oquin on Tuesday, June 25, at 7:30 p.m. Hcv. James A. Rinp,setli, pas tor, said the group will present "The Life of John Williams," a sacred drama depicting the life of a pioneer English missionary who sacrificed his life taking the Gos pel to the cannibalistic South Sea Islands. Word of his death brought many volunteers to take his place on the field, and during World War II. shipwrecked U.S. Navy sailors fearfully went ashore to find themselves welcomed and hospita bly treated by the Christian is-, landers. The college team will include "The Venturers Trio." composed nf three girls from Ventura. Calif., Pam Stewart, Diane Joll er. and Donna Warner. John Free man from Eugene will portray John Williams in the dramatic production, and Rev. W. E. Bry ant. Eugene, dean of the college, will be in charge of the service and assist with the dramatiza-j tinn. The public is invited to attend; the program which will also fea-. lure vocal trio, duet, and solo selections. There w ill be no charge lor admission. Bible Standard College is the official ministerial and Christian educational institution or its par ent organization in the western United talcs. (0t $itj ' (rjutieie IIKRA1.II AND NKtt'S. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday, June SI, 19ti3 PACE 7-A KLAMATH LUTHERAN FAMILY The new pastor of the Klamath Lutheran Church, Rev. Malcolm Unseth, arrived at the church personage with his family only eight days ago. Taking time out from a busy schedule of unpacking to pose for a family picture are, from left, Malcolm III, II; Jonathan, 4; Minda, 12; Catherine, 15; Gretchen, 5; Rev. Unseth; and Mrs. Unseth. Rev. Unseth formerly served the Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church in Portland. Lutheran Pastor Notes Seven-Year Ministry With First Local Sermon June 16 was a memorable day for Rev. Malcolm Unseth, the lat est addition to the Klamath Falls ministerial ranks. Last Sunday he delivered his first sermon at the Klamath Lutheran Church and also marked the seventh anniver- rv nt hie nrriinatinn MIGHTY PENCIL TU ,,, u fomi, ' ..j , ... u.uijts new home- u,e churcn par. typewriter, ballpoint pen and oth-isona(;e at lm Ei(0rado Ave., er mechanical writers, the com- on June 13, having tjme , do mon lead pencil continues to bcmie mora u,an rc-arrange the the workhorse in the writing field iDarking Mon caugnl up in the affairs of the congrc- IS IT TRUE? That one is eternally lost with out Jesus Christ? Come next Sunday at 9.45 o.m. and team the truth! IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 11th & High Klamath Foils and through the maze left by the movers. But after weathering the initial storm successfully, the Unseths, including Catherine. 15: Minda. 12; Malcolm III, II; Gretchen. 5; and Jonathan, 4, are confident they will soon be comfortably settled and familiar with the new routine. A native of Chicago, Rev. Un seth came here from the Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church in Port land, where he served for six years and 10 months. gat ion Preparing in less than three days for the first Sunday at church and the welcoming reception at the Hope Plans For Worker Hope Lutheran Church will re ceive its newly assigned parish visitor, Miss Nancy Jo Nelson, with a formal installation and reception on Sunday. Assigned under the auspices of the Board of American Missions. Lutheran Church of America, Miss Nelson will serve at Hope; Lutheran for six months. Her duties will be primarily concerned with e"angclism and the field of Christian education. The installation will take place at the II a.m. worship service. with the reception immediately following the service. Finland, while Ixiis and the chil dren visit her home in Illinois. Her father will be celebrating his 80th birthday, and for the first time in many years, all five daughters will be together for a reunion. Rev. Unseth will fly round- trip with a friend from Portland,; PROGRAM SET MERRILL-The Merrill Pres byterian Church will hold its an nual Bible School program on Fri day evening, June 21. The public is inviten to attend. The pro gram will conclude the two-week summer Bible School. mm Th rr. A 9 H'tV 1 1 i 1 J"- 1 nit, lcj-.AiMfr - i Isensee Makes European Tour Donald Isensee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Isensee, is a mem ber of the Pacific Lutheran Uni versity "Choir of the West," cur rently on a two-month concert tour of Europe. The concert schedule for the 58-voicc a capella choir includes 41 concerts in the leading cities of Norway, Denmark, Germany, and France. Before returning to the United States on July 25. the choir will also travel In Switzer land and Italy. Pro Deo et Petria Award," the highest honor given bv the h to Boy Scouts, was recently prosented to Charles Galloway, 16, left, SCOUT HONORS Lutheran Chut and Nick Carr, 15, right, by Rev. LeRoy Redal, former pastor of the Klamath Luther an Church. Both boys contributed 150 hours of service to the church to qualify for the award. Galloway, a member of Troop 43, has been in the Scouts for eight years, and Carr, Troop 71, has been active in the program for seven years. Women s Group To Assist Program To End School African Student, Missions MAL1N nr. uee wain, woo inienos io picK nf lh At the June meet- pair w ill use for a whirl-wind tour of ten countries. Their agenda includes Winema Hotel that afternoon was I graduation, a student must no small task for Lois Unseth. There was still a large freoior in the middle of the kitchen floor, household articles half unpacked, and five children to direct around -1 ri. . . ., , ac.cmi i, jui lai am til nuns ill iiic idiiuiv s muve io loe inr., , . . ,,,.., .. ,.... ' ..jl-ondon; the largest Lutheran ' , " u v ,, IChurch in the world in Ulm, Ger- of a Lutheran Church po icy. He , n lialin Women's Associa-; lion in the Presbyterian Church! social room, the members voted In vonrl tin In 11 unrlhv Afrirnn student attending Lewis and Clark rit.J:.7: College as part of the associa tion's African youth project. A discussion was held on the be made at the July meeting. It was announced that the Med ical Mission tea will lie held at the home of Mrs. Robert Holls on July in. All churches will be LORELLA The closing pro ram of the Vacation Bible School sponsored bv the Ixirclla Full Gospel Church will be held Fri day, June 21. at 8 p.m. in t h c church. , ' Under the direction of Mrs. Dick Smith, 40 children from First Church of Christ, Scientist A Bronch of Th Mather Church, Tha Pint Church of Chriit, Scientist in Boiton, Matt. 10th and Woihington Sirvict t: Sunday Sorvico 1 1 :00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Wedntiday Evening Testimony Moating 8:00 O'Clock Lesson-Sermon Subject June 23, 1963 "IS THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?" Golden Teit: Jeremiah 32:17. Ah Lord God! Behold, thou host made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm, and there it nothing too hard for thee. Nursery facilities available during church services Vacation Bible School 7:00-8:30 p.":., June 24-28 Singspiration Christian Catechism Special Films Rewards ENLIST NOW! COME! BRING YOUR FRIENDS! VICTORY TEMPLE ccive a call from a church before bcinR ordained. .Mt. Olivet was the first church to issue him a call, and he accepted without a Rrcat deal of hesiUition. Within the next few weeks, ltev. Unseth was ordained and the family J journeyed to Portland for an cx i tended residence in this part Jjof the country. Hcv. Unseth is a graduate n( Uhe AugsburR College and Theolo- gical Seminary, Minneapolis, I Minn., and received his degree in theology from the Luther Col lege, Decorah, Iowa, in May, I95H. He was employed as a phar maceutical salesman in nortiicrn Illinois during a break in his education at Luther College, and spent nine months in military service. His brief career in the Naval aviation program extended from 1!45 to the summer of ltM6. Hcv. Unseth met his future wife, who hailed from a suburb of Chi cago, while they were both at tending high school in Dundee. III. Lois later attended Beloit! College in Beloit. Wis., major-j ing in education, but her educa- phy in Monaco; historic religious stationary currently being sold to shrines in Home, Italy; and Avi-bene(it the missionary work of gnon, France, the seat of papacy IMiss Florence Logan in Taiwan, from 1309 to 1377. ltev. Unseth It was deicded to keep the item also plans to tour several other for another month and then rc citics in France and Germany, turn the remainder of the stationa- 1909 Hom.dolt Road Palter Silal H. Jontt ary and the proceeds to Miss Logan. The association voted to serve snacks to children attending the Vacation Bible School, and Bess Ann Smith was appointed to set up the schedule. A tentative date for the annual retreat at Union Creek was set for the first week in August, with definite plans to tional plans were interrupted by'Rlve lh(. jheran Church as well as .Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, and Holland. The last three davs of the trip trip will be spent at the Luther an World Federation Assembly, scheduled July 30-Aug. 10, before departing for the United States from Copanhagen, Denmark, on Aug. 12. Although not an official dele gate, Hev. Unselh will he able In observe the sessions and attend the mass closing service which will be conducted on a huge ath letic field to accommodate the expected throng. The Lutheran World Federation assembly is held every four years MKItltlM-Morc than SO clu! and is open to Lutheran minis- dren from Merrill and Malin at tcrs and laymen from all branch- tended the summer school pro es of the church in all parts of Rram sponsored by the St. Angus- the world. Special meetings sreltine Church in Merrill, June 10-15. conducted for women and youths The morning and afternoon class preceding the assembly. les were conducted by Sister M. Hev. Unvclh said the primary'lr'ausl' s r s!5""r 'cinta nf the conclave is to .Marip O SF.. and Sister M. As-I ages 4 through 16 will partici pate. The program will conclude group singing, special music, and recitations of memory work Dressed in colorful costumes, the children will also present play depicting Biblical characters studied during the school. SHIP AND TRAVEL... ajutxmted railway ( .'' '- ,.. ...,i ,i , ,...,J UNION PACIFIC FOOD FOR THOUGHT Catholics Hold Church School "Thou irl wmhrd in thr- bftUnctt end rt found wentlne." (Oen. !:lfl Tht liquet of wttghtnfl it vtry tuwillvt. 6ch of Ul I btinf wttqhed riftily In tht ictltt el God. Wt trt wtlahtd - end Mn tound wanltng - in Iht uti el our ability, opportunity and motive. W muil remembtr that our Itla It bttng mtaiurtd by tha Word of God. Htw do our varinut aeliviflai of lilt balance in tht tifhl of tha Lord? How doei our tworthip and tarvlca to him maaiur up In tha lignl nl the Gatptl ef Chniir Think ol what it will mean In tha day of judgment. Lei mi not allow trlfiibneu to prevail. Wt cannot thwart tha plan ol God. Tndv we ara ihapino. our lit to meet the requirement, or we are carelenly llvinq with no thought of the contequtneet. May each of u live each day lhal the Kale will be balanced. C. WAYNI LOWE, tvengelitt CHURCH OF CHRIST 220S Wantland Av. Ph. TU 2-0374, 2-4S79 You Are Cordially Invited To Worship With Ul dnjwunxjimsmi Arthur (Ricky) Rickbeil has disposed of oil other Interests ond is now available full time to friends and cus tomers at Rickys Jewelers, 700 Main Street, downtown Klamath Falls. JUI (Hill Hk uanwnniiffiM.il ii.iiiiniiMMam iiiiii wwfc , . I III ' T- ul j I m 75 Each 19.90 p8" oilon, turn- i. Comfort- Jr5II,l marriage 1W7 and the next opportunity to bear united witness few years were devoted to raising ;, wor'd o( j (aith and a lamily and putting a hustiand irnmmittees who have been study through school. llnB lhc (.niir.h rfnetrine and jus- in aooition io ine exciicnicni sisiam O.S.F. j tin June 1. IS of tlie stuxlenls received their first Holy Com munion at the Ram. Mass. They were If ill io Allers. Dave Kran- tifiralinn nf the fatlh will nrpscnt LiE.A l'l,nri l.rnitn AnilA Hfls. of moving and making new ac- hc,r r(,1)orU , an( various church-L r Margaret llirkey. Mary Mur quaintances. tlie I'nseths have f5 .m roport on eir missionary Lhv' (n McAuliffe. .Indv McAu other interesting plans or thcwork xhp assombly will also mV .a, McAuhffc. ' Violctte summer. Hev. Unseth will leave rkhn(, jn contemporary terms. O Connor. Danny Pappc. BoMiy July 11 for a months tour of hc Lutlwan tlieology. he added. pavn(. .ii.-inna Pavne. Kalhy Europe and the Lutheran Wld rf Nan Baylor. . . . M . - ALL ON SALE While They Last! fHfirTTMvMllg A The Winema Motor Hotel Q presents ' lew i inment l an outstanding new concept of entertainment THEATRE DINING r Theotre Dining is on entirely new concept of enfertoinmenf that ii the rage of Europe and) ii jutt now catching on in Americo. Potroni will enjoy an excellent dinner ond a delightful 3-act play. MONDAY, JUNE 24th Tho Portland Playr Touring Co., Present JOHN B. HELLSBURY in II "Springtime for Henry On. of Hi. Fiixni.it B'ltuh Cnn.di.l Ballroom Opens for Dining at 7:00. Dinner Served or 7:30. Curtain Time at 8:30! No Eitro Chorge for Entertoinment If You Come for Dinner 3.50 Smoll Chorge for People Attending Ploy Only 2.00 COMMISSION'!-:!) CHAPLAINS Chaplains in tho U S. Army are commissioned officers, entering the service as first lieutenants and being subject to promotion; U.S. Navy chaplains receive com missions as lieutenants (junior grade I after they have served lour years as acting chaplains. No part of Alaska is directly north of the U.S.: Alaska's east ernmost point is about R00 miles west of San Francisco. FRIENDLY HELPFULNESS To Every Creed and Purse WARD'5 Klamath Funeral Home Morguerite Ward ond Sons 925 Hifh Th. 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