The Sunday Oregonian., September 12, 1920, SECTION FIVE, Page 7, Image 69

THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 12, 1920-
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THREE WOMEN PLAN TO GIVE WASHINGTON
CONVENTION HALL AND TWO PLAYHOUSES
Girl, 23 Tears Old, Shatters World's Record for Women Fliers When She Gets Official Recognition for
87 Loops Stunts Started at Altitude of 10,000 Feet.
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A Twentieth Century Creed.", thefance After the Resurrection." In the
first of two or three sermons on the
"Statement of Faith," recently pub
lished by the council of the Unitarian
Laymen's league. The church school
will open again after, the summer va
cation this morning at 9:45. Frank
C. Flint, formerly superintendent of
the school, now Rhodes scholar at Ox
ford, has written the school a letter
which will be read.
The Rev. Axel M. Green, superin
tendent of the Imanuel hospital of
Portland, will preach at the 11 A. M.
service at the St. James English Luth
eran ehurch. corner West Park and
Jefferson streets, in the absence of
the pastor, Rev. W. E. Brinkman. who
will preach in Tacoma today.
The Sunday school will hold Its ses
sion in the chapel at 9:50 A. M.. Miss
Celeste Albln, superintendent, will give
an address on missions.
The Young People's Luther league
of the church will hold its regular
Sunday evening devotional service In
ne cnapei at b:45 o clock. There will
be no evening service.
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AT St. Panl'a utheran church, Eat
Twelfth and Clinton streets, the
pastor. Rev. A. Merrier. wiM preach
another statistical sermon. a.t 10:30 A.
M. and will this time answer the
question: "What is the duty and obli
gation of all the believing communicants?"
The subject for the. evening sermon
tt 8 P. M. will ! "Elijah and the
Widow at Zarephath, or the Test of
Two Souls." Special music for both
ervices has been prepared by the
hoir: Devotional service and Bible
study takes place at 5 P. M. in the
social rooms. Sunday school meets at
9:30 A. M. and the choirs rehearse
Wednesday and Friday at 8 P. M.
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Grace English Lutheran, corner East
Broadway and Twenty-fourth. C. H.
Bernhard, pastor. Morning service at
l, theme: "The Widow' Mite." Even
ing service at 7:30. Sunday school at
9:45, Saturday school everv Saturdav
t 10 o'clock.
Services will be held at Trinity
Lutheran church, corner Ivy street
nd Rodney avenue, as follows: Ger
man, 10:15 A. M. : English, 7:80 P. M.:
Sunday school, 9:15 A. M. Take any
car running on Williams or Union
avenue, get off at Ivy and walk one
block to Rodney. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The Evangelical church at Lents Is
planning special services to begin Oc-
ooer iu. Mr. u. M. Bain of-Tacoma.
Wash., is to have charge of the song
ervices.
Next Thursday evening Rev. Jacob
Stocker, of the Clay-street church, is
o preacn, tne occasion beincr the sec
ond quarterly meeting.-
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the
pastor. Rev. T. B. Culver, will speak
on "Some Things That Can Be Accom
plished Through Prayer and Fasting."
n tne evening at 8, the subject will
be "What Does It Mean to Be a Chris
tian V
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The Sunday echooi "of the Clay-
treet Evangelical church, will com.
ence at 9:45 and will be in charge
of the superintendent, E. J. Keller.
The morning service will begin at
u:4S, the Young People's Alliance at
7 and the evening service at 8 o'clock
The pastor, Jacob Stocker, will preach
at the morning and the evening
services.
The Church, of the Truth will hold
services in room 412 Central building
at 11 A. M-. by Nettie Taylor Kloh.
A HERCULEAN task has. been un
dertaken by three Washington
women who have set out to
give the capitol city a convention and
concert hall and two new theaters.
They are to plan, superintend the
building and manage' the institutions
when operating.-
Miss Katherine Brown, former own- !
er and manager of the Parish Players
of Chicago, will act as president of
the women's company; Mrs. Glenna
Smith Tinnin, of Washington, and
Mrs. May H. Kinkaid. newspaper
woman and play broker; are the
three. It is a known fact that Wash
ington lacks a convention hall and
suitable theaters.
A true inspiration to French sol
diers who lost their arms in the world
war is Mile. Margaret Allez, French
girl born without arms. She has
been showing the crippled soldiers
what marvelous things can be done
with one's feet and toes and the en
couragement she gives is a great fac
tor in their lives. Mile. Allez can do
practically anything young women of
her age accomplish with their hands,
from ordinary housework to the most
dlicate and intricate embroidery.
Official credit for 87 loops In an
airplane goes to Miss Laura Browm
well, 23-year-old girl who has Just
shattered the world's record for wom
" en fliers. While she is credited with
87 loops, she started looping out of
sight of ol-Bervers and declared she
counted 100 loops before losing track
of them. She ascended alone in a
Curtis biplane to 10,000 feet,
v The best previous record was held
by Miss Ruth Law who did 24 loops
and who was then beaten by a French
woman who did 25. Miss Brownwell
Is a licensed pilot and flew from New
York to the third annual Pan-Ameri
can aeronautical congress, held re'
cently in Atlantic City, in her own
plane.
Miss Mary Morosini, woman marks
man, is not only a crack rifle shot,
but she can construct, take apart
and assemble any. manner of firearm.
She uses a regular U. S. army rifle
on her targets.
Fifi Widener Leidy isj still society's
pet in eastern circles despite the dark
rumors of a family estrangement last
spring when she married Carter Leidy
Mrs, Leidy is the capricious and at
tractive daughter of the exclusive
Wideners of Philadelphia.-, She and
her husband are spending the season
at Newport.
Miss Consuelo Furman of New York
is Just $500 richer today because she
had pretty feet and ankles. In fact
a committee of New York Judges who
were supposed to recognize the con
tour of the most perfect feet and
ankles awarded her such a prize
after hours of deep study in thei
task of selection. The prize contest
was conducted in the Grand Central
Palace, New York.
IN PORTLAND'S CHURCHES
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Miss Morosini is now at Camp Perry,
Ohio, where she is out after the na
tional woman's championship medal, preach this morning at 11 o'clock on
occasion was also a farewell for Pro
fessor and Mrs. F. A. Sutherland from
Nazarene college at Nampa, Idaho
who go to China In October; also fo
20 young people who go to Nampa to
prepare for missionary work,
At the first Spiritual Seiene
church, 12"9 Fourth street, Rev. Max
Hoffman, pastor. Mrs. Smith
Cleveland, O., will lecture at 8 P. M.
The Realization league (New
Thought) meets in the Modern Con
aervatory of Music, 148 Thirteenth
street, at 11 A. M. H. Edward Mills
will speak on "Taking Hard Out
Hardship." Sunday school is held af
the same time.
.
"Message of Theosophy," by
Homer Curtiss. B. S -M. D.. will b
the tojiic at Theosophical hall, 30i
Central building, at 8 o'clock tonight.
At the Church of Our Father (Uni
tanan), Broadway and Yamhill, th
pastor. Rev. William G. Eliot Jr., wi
St. Paul's Lutheran Pastor
Talk for Communicants.
Another Catechetical DImohih
W1U Answer Donbta of Members.
senior room some pictures will be
shown Illustrating the history of the
apostolic church at the begining.
Westminster Presbyterian church
started fall work with a good attend
ance last Sunday. It was the univer
sal opinion that interior changes in
the church building had greatly im
proved the appearance and that all
former acoustic difficulties are now
fully remedied.
The quartet, composed of Mrs. J. B.
Ettinger. Mrs. Moore. J. P. Mulder
and Dom Zan, directed by J. Hutchi
son, will render special numbers.
Dr. Pence has two live subjects:
for morning "A Big Programme for
Big Living," and in the evening,
"Hoardini:. Spending. Saving."
At 12:10, following the morning
sermon, the men of the congregation
will organize a men's club in the
chapel room of the church. For some
time the' men have felt the need of a
definite organization for. self help as
well as for servioe. The men also ex
pect to have a strong delegation pres
ent at the banquet and rally held In
Mt. Tabor Presbyterian church, .Sep
tember 14.
At Central Presbyterian ehurch.
East Thirteenth and Pine streets, the
pastor. Dr. Nugent,' will preach this
morning from the topic, "The Greatest
Man of Tomorrow" and in the evening,
"Religion in Business." J. William
Belcher, the choir director, promises
some exceptionally good music. .
At the Bible school at 9:45 Mrs.
Nugent will give a lecture on "How
We Got Our Bible," illustrated by
lantern slides. Mrs. Nugent has given
this subject a great deal of study and
everyone attending will be assured a
treat. There will not be time for the
entire lecture at the morning hour,
and the rert of the- talk wtll be given
on Thursday night at the Bible study
meetina, which meets, at 8 o'clock. ,
Beginning September 26 Central an
nounces a series of picture-lectures
on "Better America," to he gives 'ja
connection with their regular Sun
day evening service. This will "be
continued for ten Sunday evenings.
The material for these picture-lectures
was' gathered by Rev. Newell
Dwight Hillis in his studies, travels
and lectures. They are said to be
the -very best to be obtained and the
subjects for each lecture will be an
nounced from week to jyeek.
The teachers and officers of the
Sunday school will meet with R. F.
Barnes, superintendent, next Wed
nesday evening, at his home in Lau
relhurst to plan fall work and to ar
range for rally day, -which will be
held Sunday. September 26. '
Bishop Sumner to Visit
Missions of State.
Southwestern Episcopal ConTOca
tinn Meets at Bandouu
Dry Vice-Presidential Can
didate Takes Pulpit.
T. Leigh Colvin Will Speak at
First Methodist Church.
THE 18th amendment and law en
forcement will be the subject of
the temperance address at First
Methodist church next Sunday night,
when pr. T. Leigh Colvin, the candi
date ror vice-president on the prohi
bition ticket, will speak. Mr. Colvin,
a good Methodist layman, is recog
nized as one of the ablest temperance
orators in America today and will
doubtless be heard to great advan
tage in this Sunday night temperance
address. Mr. Colvin will make regu
lar political campaign speeches in the
city on Saturday, but this will be a
special Sunday meeting address.
in the morning at 18:30 there will
be a sacramental communion service.
'China From the Personal Experi
ences of a Religious Teacher" will be
the eubject at the Epworth Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday evening.
"When Strife Shall Cease" will be
the topic of the sermon at the Lents
Methodist Episcopal church. The
Rev. F. R. Sibley of Lents and the
Rev. J. Stanford Moore of Epworth
will occupy their regular pulpits for
the morning services, 11 A. M., and
exchange for the 8 o'clock hour.
"The Kingship of the Servant of
All" Is the morning eubject of the
Rev. J. IL Irvine at the Woodlawn
Methodist church. The evening serv
ice, at which a group of gifted young
people will describe the Epworth
league institute as they ehared it at
Jefferson camp this year, will be held
at 7:30 o'clock.
"The Price" will be the subject of
Mr. Mace's sermon in the Clinton
Kelly memorial, Powell and East
Fortieth street, Sunday morning. No
evening preaching service. The young
people will reorganize their Epworth
league at 7 P. M. AU are cordially
Invited.
Rev. Harold L. Bowman to
Fill Pulpit Today.
"The Failure of h -Physical" Is
Morning Topic, and "The Trans
figuration of Toil" Is Evenina-Subject.
BISHOP WALTER TAYLOR SUM
NER leaves this week end to
visit the missions at Bandon, Co
qullle. Port Orford, Empire and other
Coos bay points. The southwestern
convocation will meet next Wednes
day at Bandon.
St. Andrew's, Portsmouth. Under
the able leadership of Mrs. Thomas,
the church school of this mission is
steadily increasing. The 11 o'clock
service are being held regularly.
Mrs. Thomas is responsible for the
church music.
Nation-wide Campaign. The Rev.
L. G. Wood, from headquarters in
New York, paid a flying visit to
Portland on Tuesday and addressed a
meeting of the diocesan committee
that evening. Mr. Wood states that
the campaign is meeting with the
greatest success all over the country
and that only two dioceses have up to
the present refused to come in. Plans
were made ror .the all-day conference
under the leadership of Dr. R. W.
Patton, which will be held Septembsr
28. Oregon was stated to be one of
the leaders in the whole country, both
in organization and in results ob
tained. Mr. Wood- left for California
whence he swings round to Kentucky
and thence back to New York. He
states the whole church is fired with
a spirit of courageous opt'mism.
Services at the Pro-Cathedral will
be held on Sunday as follows: Holy
communion at 7:45 A. M.; morning
prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock;
young people's meeting at 6:30 P. M.
evening prayer and sermon at 7:45
The dean will preach at both serv
ices. A meeting of the cathedral
chapter will be held Monday evening,
September 13, at 8 o'clock, in the
dean's office.
The Young People's society of St.
Stephen's Pro-Cathdral will hold its
regular meeting at 6:10 P. M. Sunday,
September 12, in the parish bouse, at
the corner of Thirteenth and Clay
streets.
The meeting will be in charge of
Miss Myla Shabers, president, with
the Very Rev. A. T. T. Hicks, dean, as
the principal speaker. He will take
for his subject "The Origin and Trans--
misBion of the Holy Scriptures " cem-
mencing with "The King James and
the Revised Version."
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Dr. Morrison will begin a series of
talks on the pathology of religion
on Sunday evenings- at 8 o'clock in
Trinity church. The first of these
marks the reopening of tbo evening
rvlces for the fall and; winter
months. Dr. Morrison will preach in
the morning as usual. .
Special attention is being given to
music. The choir is rapidly filling up
and rehearsals for a rendition of "The
Daughter of Jairus," by Stainer. a
"sacred cantata of exceptional merit.
will be undertaken in the near future.
Sunday school opens today with A.
C. Newill as superintendent and Mrs.
W. D. Wheelwright assistant super
intendent.
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At the Mizpah Presbyterian church.
corner East rxineteentn ana uivision
Streets, the pastor. Rev. D. A. Thomp
son, who has returned from his va
cation at Neah-Ka-Nie mountain.
with his family, will occupy his pulpit
both morning and evening. His morn
ing theme will ne Aien ana tne
Church." His evening service will
be at 7:45 and the theme will be
Saved to Serve." The Sabbath school
meets at 10 A. M.
Sunday will be homecoming day at
tha Sellwood Methodist church. The
Sunday school will meet at 9:45. The
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nnHE First Presbyterian church,
L ' corner Twelfth and Alder streets,
will have in its pulpit its pastor-elect.
Rev.' Harold Leonard Bowman, who
has 'returned from his vacation. He
will preach both morning and even
ing. In the morning at 10:30 the sub
ject will be "The Failure of the Phys
ical. At 7:45 in the evening he will
preach on "The Transfiguration of
Toil." At 7:30 In the evening Mr,
Coursen will give an organ prelude.
with the following programme:
(a) "March from Numtn'1.. Cota
(b) "Chorus of Angwla"...- Oaj-k
(c) "ilemorie' St. Clair
Thursday evening at 7:45 will take
place the installation of Dr. Bowman
as pastor of this church. The mod
erator of Portland presbytery, Rev.
D. A. Thompson, will preside. Rev.
E. H. Pence from Westminster church
will preach the sermon. Rev. Levi
Johnson will give the installation
prayer. Rev. Monroe G. Everett, pas
tor of the Fourth church, will give
the charge to the pastor, and Rev.
Boudinot Seeley will give the charge
to the people.
The Sunday school : of the First
Presbvterian church will conclude
its programme of- talks, illustrated
with lantern slides. In the primary
room tho subject will be "The Appear
superintendents are T. S. Manny. Dr. ;
George Simon and Mro. H. M. Huff.
The pastor's subject at 11 will be
Gathering Up the Fragments, and
at 7:30 "The Expulsive Power of a
New Affection." The choir has been
reorganized under the leadership of
Professor F. C. Strayfeller and will
furnish special music at each service.
The Junior league will meet at 2:30
and the Epworth league at 6:30. The
church Is located on Tacoma avenue,
one block east of the Sellwood car
line.
Rev. W. T. 'Goulder will preach at
11 o'clock next Sunday at the Metho
dist Episcopal church South.
Piedmont Community Presbyterian
church, Cleveland avenue and Jarrett
street. Rev. J. F. Morgan, pastor,
services at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Morning subject, "In Camp and On
the March. Evening, "Over Jordan.
Sunday school at 9:45; Endeavor soci
ety meets at 8:30. The ladies' auxil
iary meets Wednesday. Prayer and
praise meeting Thursday evening. All
Bible students cordially invited. Sub
ject, "Studies in Exodus."
Services of special Interest will be
held in the Kenilworth Presbyterian
church this evening when Pr. W. S.
Holt will address the congregation.
Dr. Holt was formerly a pastor of
this city, now of the board of susten
tatlon of Philadelphia. The morning
sermon by the pastor. Rev. L. K.
Grimes, will be on the topic of, "Jesus'
Inaugural Address." The Young Peo
ples' society meets at 7 P. M. and
the Sunday school at 9:45 A. M.
At a teachers' meeting held Thurs
day evening, this church made spe
cial plans for rally day and gradu
ation exercises for September26. To
gether with this the session plans for
the quarterly communion service in
October to receive many new mem
bers. "The Law of Love" will be the
subject at the Men's Resort meeting
today at 4 P. M. Rev. Levi Johnson
will be the speaker. A big sons serv
ice will precede the speaking. Miss
Alice Johnson will again be the musi
cian and a solo, "Land of the Unset-
ting Sun, will be sung.
day morning. In the evening the pas
tor will speak on Pressing Ques
tions." The 67th annual session of the Ore
gon annual conference of the church
of the United Brethren in Christ will
be held in First, church. Fifteenth and
East Morrison streets. Portland. Sep
tember 16-20. Bishop William H.
Washlnger, general superintendent of
the "Pacific district,-will preside over
these sessions, and give the opening
address Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
He will frequently address the confer
ence and deliver the sermon Sunday
morning. September 19.
Dr. Byron J. Clark, pastor of the
First church, will be the host of the
conference.
Ministers and lay delegates from
Oregon and western Washington
will attend.
Dr. G. E. McDonald, superintend
ent of the Oregon conference, re
ports two outstanding financial
achievements of the past year. The
drive throughout the Oregon confer
ence for an additional $25,000 en
dowment for the denominational col
lege at Philomath. Or., went $1000
beyond the njark, making $26,000 in
all. Then thre was the United en
listment movement to raise $30,719,
Oregon's quota of the $4,000,000 to be
raised throughout the denomination.
This drive also overstepped the quota
by $1000. Rev. is. B. ward, a returned
missionary from China, with a record
of 22 years in the foreign field, wiU
be present to add inspiration to the
session.
The annual session of the Oregon
Union convention of the Christian En
deavor of this denomination will be
held Tuesday and Wednesday, pro
ceeding the conference dates.
Evangelistic services will be held
each evening covering the period of
both conventions.
Rev. C- P. Blanehard, pastor of the
Fourth United Brethren church, Tre
mont station, will be in charge of
services Sunday, bpth morning and
evening. Ir the morning there will be
a communion service, and sermon on
"The Value of Spiritual Dreaming."
The evening subject will be "Retro
spective." '
In a new electrical instrument tha
fading effect of sunlight is standard
ized and reproduced for treating tha
permanency of the colors Jn textiles,
wall papers and other articles.
Dr. G. E. McDonald Is to
Preach at - First Church.
Cbolr Retarna From Vacation and
Wtll Rename Itx Manlriil Pro
grammes Beginning Th l Morn
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R. G. E. McDONALD, superintend
ent of Oregon conference,- will
nraaeh In tha First United Brethren
church. Fifteenth and East Morrison
streets, Sunday morning, me cnoir,
which has been on vacation" for the
past two months, will be in charge of
the music. In the evening the pastor.
Rev. Byron J, Clark, will speak on
TV.. Sword and the Trowel." This
is the rally Sunday for the First
church, and an. effort is oeing maae
to have all possible attend.
tvi nutor. Rev. Ira Hawley, will
preside over the services at Second
United Brethren church. Twenty-sev
enth and Sumner streets, preaching
in the mofning on "The Injured Still
Grows." and in the evening on "If
Tou Sin God's Judgment Pronounces
Death." J
"Increase or Decrease" is the sub
ject to be discussed by Rev. E. O.
Shpoherd. pastor of the Third United
Brethren church. Sixty-seventh street
and Thirty-second avenue, fa. il... i-uii
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