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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
5
A sermon argues peace stems from personal harmony with God not merely international accords. Rev Briggs cites Romans and Isaiah to urge faith in Jesus Christ as the path to true peace, contrasting global peace talks with spiritual reconciliation.
A compact listing shows weekly services for multiple churches. Lutheran and St. Mark's Episcopal schedule morning and evening rites, Lat ter Day Saints with midweek prayer, Church of the Brethren with school and evening services, and Myrtle Point Coquille masses with Sunday timings.
Cascade district superintendent Rev Oliver Gill led the Myrtle Point Methodist quarterly conference on May 25 naming trustees O H Clarke, E A Dodge, Pearl Moore, Floyd Summers, A A Schreifer, E F Schroeder and others. New stewards include Mrs H Clarke and several listed members. various committees for membership, finance, nominating, auditing, missions, and music were appointed with named officers and leaders.
Rev Rex H Cochran pastor announces a summer Bible school for ages 4 to 15 at the Presbyterian church from June 2 to June 1 30 1. The daily program runs 9 am with classes in Bible instruction handcraft recreation music and memory work. Workers include Mrs Darrel Brodie for grades 1–2 Mrs Henry Schroeder and Mrs J Logan White for grades 3–4, plus three instructors from Multnomah School of the Bible with Rev Cochran directing junior high grades.
Sidney King, four years director of the traffic safety division of the secretary of state’s office, is appointed editor of the Oregon Motorist. Ray Conway, manager of the Oregon State Co., announced the staff change today.
The sixth and seventh grades of the Junior High held their school picnics on Monday. Sixth graders visited the Schultz place while seventh graders went to the Faig grounds. The American Automobile Association runs an intensive program in posters Pedestrian protection driver training and teacher instruction. King has worked in the Traffic Safety division since May 1938 after leaving the Eugene Register Guard in 1929.
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