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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
4
The Powers community reports increased vandalism focusing on churches with cathedral glass windows. A large rock shattered a church window recently and a rock was found inside, highlighting ongoing damage to unoccupied buildings and homes in town.
The text warns of dangerous behavior in the last days including lovers of self and pleasure who deny godliness. It argues believers must seek true transformation through the Holy Spirit and warns that God’s judgment will come like a thief in the night.
The note summarizes a term paper by Miss Jodi Coffman a Myrtle Point High School graduate now freshman at Oregon College of Education Monmouth. It discusses marriage as a shared phase requiring maturity patience love and respect and notes roles for wife and husband including home management social acceptance and financial prudence.
Obituary items recall Dawn Ford daughter of Mat Ford and Sarshoon Ford of Myrtle Point died February 2601 in Co Bay. Graveside services set for Tuesday at 25 in North Point. Also memorial notes for Miss Schneider of North Point and others, listing survivors and church affiliations.
Chuck Foster executive director of the Kidney Association of Oregon urges state and local groups to join a statewide drive to raise 800000 for 24 current patients and at least 18 new patients in 1972. He reports 107000 received from public contributions and invites contact at the Portland office.
The missions conference at Broadbent Church continues this week with Lloyd Kilgore Overseas Crusades on March 2–3 focusing on basketball evangelism and a film Man to Man. Peter and Edythe Brashier of the African Inland Mission lead Sunday services, with Jepson presenting. Attendees enjoy potluck, music, and community gatherings as local families join in events through March 4.
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