HOUR OF SERVICE IS
CHANGED BECAUSE OF
FIRST CHRISTIAN TO
GATHERING WILL BRING TOGETHER PROMINENT MEN OF METHODIST CHURCH
SPEAKS TUESDAY ON
YELLOWSTONE PARK
TO
CELEBRATE SUNDAY
F
J
F
Avowed Work Is to Secure
250,000 New Members
Within One Year.
Dr, Youngson Faces Peculiar
Situation in Rose City Park
So Establishes "Evensong"
Elaborate Program in All
Departments Have Been
Prepared Shimon Series,
METHODIST BISHOPS
COM
ADVOCATE
ORWARD MOVEMEN
YOUTHFUL
A1IS
AS HOMECOMING DAY
If Ij
Met)in-i.ti of Portland, and of the
tat- for that matter, are to be given
a raro treat when on Wednesday, No
vemler IT, nixhops Theodore 8. Hen
flerHon of liittaiioopa, Tenn., and Wil
liam Slxpard, of Kansas City,
Mo., will tm at the First Mnihodlst
Episcopal church, this city, for an
all dMv mei tinir. The occasion 13
the presentation to the people of th
Oregon conference of the Methodist
Forward Movement. Sessions will be
hell at 'J ii'ilmk tn the morning. 'J
o'clock In the afternoon and 8 o'clock
In the evening. Dr. J. W. MoDouirall,
district superintendent of Portland,
will preside' nt the opening; of the
morning services.
Ttie Methodist Forward Movement,
authorized by the general conference
of the church in 1912, has for Its
purpose the awakening of Method
ism throughout the country. Its
avowed work Is to secure
250,')00 net
gain In membership In one
year; Fwin,-
000 Methodists serving In tins Time
TeKion, which means the devoting of
two hours very day to personal work
In tiiterestlijff people In Methodism
and securing new members; 1000
Methodist yuunir people In special
Christian; service as a life work.
This Is the task set by the general
conference commission on evangelism,
of which Kishop Henderson ts the
president. It Is sought to accomplish
It between May 1, 1915, and May 1,
1916.
Bishop Honderson and Bishop Bhep
jtrd were elected to the Episcopacy at
the general conference held In Minne
apolis in l uey are among uia
best known of the Methodist bishops
and are leaders In their work: Bishop
Henderson is especially noted as an
orator. They vflll tie assisted In tlio
nervlces hero by the resident bishop,
n. J. Cooke.
The prorrnm will be as follows:
Morning "Should Methodism Expect
a Modern Pentecost." "Survey of
Methodism for Five Years." "Present
Day Demand In Kvangellsm." "Meth
odist Forward Movement."
Afternoon "Women and Evangel
Ism." "Methodism's Unused Asset."
"Periodic ami Protracted Features
Of Forward Movement."
Kvenlng "The Immediate Responsi
bility." "The. Adequate Response,"
Bishop Henderson.
Th evening meeting will be for
all the quarterly conferences of the
Methodist churches of tho city and
state., the Kpvvorth leagues" arid Hun
day schools. Expectations are lunch
will be served at noon and dinner at
6 o'clock. Hpeclal muslo will i be pro
vided. Bishop Caldwell
Makes Assignments
At tho close of the Oregon-Washington
conference In this city, of the Af
rican Methodist Kpiscopal ZIon church
liishop J. 8. Caldwell made the follow
ing assignments:
Rev. V. YV. Howard, presiding elder
of the t'as ade district and pastor of
the First church in T'ortland; Rev. I'..
I. I,. Thompson. Pendleton, Halter,
J"asco and assistant pastor of the First
church, Portland; Rev. It. Vernon, Ho
riiitani and Aberdeen, Wash.; Rev.
Mamie Jackson, Boise and Idaho Falls;
Itev. John A. Collins, Sacramento, Cal.;
I'.iv. Isaiah Mason, Redding and An
derson, Cal.
Mrs. Keberca Williams, financial
field secretary, reported having re
ceived In tho last year, $190.
The following appointments of de
partments was announced: Mrs. Kath
crtrie Gray, district president Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society;
Mrs. H. J Shaw, district secretary
Young Woman's Home and Forelcn
Missionary society; Mrs. A. Mctiill.
district superintendent "Huds of Prom
ise;" -Mrs. Cora Tcel, district super
intendent of Sunday schools; Mrs. H.
Itntnes, district president of Christian
Knrteavor ; Mrs. Keheeca Wilson, finan
cial field agent. The next conference
Ulll be held nt Walla Walla. Wash.
Parcel Post Party
Was Big Success
The Good Fellowship society of Trin
ity parish church held a very suc
cessful parcel post sale and party on
Tuesday night In the parish house at
nineteenth and Davis streets.
Among those present were Dr. and
Mrs. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Alvord, .Mr. and Mrs. McLeod, Mrs.
Meters and Mrs Brodt.
.-one of the parcels cost morn than
ah irnin iu 1'iui iinse anu great run was
occasioned when the parcels were
opened
Games, dancing, etc., occupied the
'venlng, after which refreshments
were served In the guild room with
decorations appropriate to Halloween.
Those social meetings are held on the
first Tuesday of every month, and all
young men Rnd women who care for a
Jdeasnnt evening's entertainment are
always cordially Invited and welcomed
tiy the president and other officers.
Meetings are also held every Sunday
evening at 7, to promote good fellow
ship among members of the church
end others, especially strangers In the
, city.
Special Services
At White Temple
8unday morning Dr. Hlnson will
preach In the White Temple on "The
Darkest Nlsrht in the World' V and
! there will be special music. At night
r. Hlnson will again preach, his
theme being "Divorce. Its Prevention
and Destruction."
The ordinance of believer's baptism
. Vill be administered at the close of
- Voth services.
The 8nnday school will have a epe
. ' clal rally In the morning meeting a
9:60 , a. m. and each member of the
eehool has promised to make an ef
,; lort to bring one more to the. school.
The two young people's ooctetles
1 -sivfll meet In the lower temple and in
' the church parlor at 8:15.
Bazaar and Dinner.
"-'The woman of MIzpah Presbyterian
Church are preparing a great bazaar
and dinner, with real home cooking.
'The date la next Friday. Tha church
Ih located on East Nineteenth and
Utrlslon streets and all are invited to
attend.
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson.
WHAT CHURCH MEMBERS
AND CLERGY ARE DOING
Additional Boom Needed.
The reKular monthly workers' con
ference of the Millard Avenue Presby
terian Church school was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kllton Shaw,
440J Seventy-ninth street, southeast,
on Monday evening, about 2l of the 8.
if-;, workers attending. Following the
cpenlng devotions, committee reports
were received and discussed. The con
I fcrence accepted the invitation of Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. O'Mealey to meet at
their home. 7419 Fifty-sixth avenue,
southeast, December 6. Mr. Huther
j ford reported that at the entertainment
I given by his class of boj s, over $13
! was realized. The conference ap
' proved the plans submitted for provid
ir.g additional room for the Sunday
i r.chool anil recommended to the of
; flcial church board that the plans be
i carried out. Following the business ses
sion .Mrs. Shaw nerved lco cream and
cake.
Add Day Meeting- Success.
I The first all day meeting of tho
women's societies of the Mount Tabor
! Methodist Kpiscopal church, held at
j the homo of .Mrs. IZ. Olln Eldridge.
j proved to be a vtry happy solution of
I the time problem for busy people.
I Tho lieacoiie.-s' Aid society, Mrs. YV.
I A. Tolifka, president, had the morning
i hours. Mrs. J. H. S. Boyd conducted
I a very helpful devotional service. A
! cafeteria luncheon was served. Mrs. J.
i A. Black presided during the business
I program and Mrs. K. X. Wheeler lead
In the study of
way." Mrs. W. O.
presided whllo the
planned plans for
The. societies will
The King's Hlgh
Y heeler, president.
Ladles' Aid society
the winter's work,
meet at the homo
of Mrs. I.. P
second street
Hosford, r.t Fast Kixty
next Wednesday, for an
other all day se.sion.
I
Brotherhood Gives Dinner.
. On Monday eveninp. In the church
I parlors, the Brotherhood of the First
Congregational church gave a dinner
i to its members und friends. After dln
ner, Rev. M. J Fenenga, formerly
I president of Northland college, North
land. Wis., delivered an address on
("Christian Education und Community
'Enlightenment -Through Self-Support-
lug Student Industries." President
jBushnell of Pacific university, Forest
I drove, introduced Mr. Fenenga. O. P.
liuylies was the soloist of the evening.
I
I Baptism Is Planned.
I Tho Sacrament of the Lord s Supper,
with a public reception of new mem
bers, will be held at the Vernon Pres
byterian church Sunday morning at 11
a. m., and at the evening service the
monthly song service will be held.
The music will be given by the Vernon
Presbyterian quartet, which consists
of the following: H. W. Wade, so
prano; Mrs. Ida Burns, contralto; John
B. Matthews, tenor, and H. H. Bush
nell, bass, with Miss Verl Butler,
organist.
Epwortli League In Charge.
The Epworth. League of Mt. Tabor
Methodist Episcopal church, which has
recently had the privilege of clas
work under the direction of Dr. George,
Pratt, will have charge of tomorrow
evening's service, and will also con
duct services on Monday and Tuesday
nights following. The first of a series
of entertainments to be given by the
league occurred Tuesday evening List
when a lecture by Prof. G. Norris was
much appreciated by all present.
Active In Baptist Circles.
Mrs. O. C. Wright was recently
elected as president of tie Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society of Ore
gon. She has been active In the re
ligious and social life of the White
Temple Baptist church for three years
and chairman of the Bible study com-
I mlttee of the Y. W. C. A. for two years.
acting
on the board of directors for
cna year.
Trainlngf School Classes.
Classes were held this week at the
White Temple and were very mucti
enjoyed, especially Dr: Milliken's two
lectures on Tuesday evening. "The
Doctrine of Christ," was Rev. W.
Duff's subject. On Tuesday of next
week at the tabernacle and Friday at
i the White Temple the lectures will be
i open to visitors and new students will
also be enrolled.
V. W. C. A. Vaspsr Service.
Miss Caroline E. Barnum of the Y.
tv. C. A. north branch. Who has been
working at the exposition for the
Travelers' Aid society of San Fran
cisco, will talk of her experiences at
4:30 o'clock tomorrow at the Y. W. C.
A. auditorium. Miss Katherlne Lin
ton will sing. The social hour Is 5:30.
Atkinson C. B. Electa.
The Atkinson Memorial Christian
Endeavor society has elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Imogen
Jewell; secretary, Mollie Fettlng;
treasurer, W. B. Bethune. It Is the aim
of this society to accomplish some
thing definite each month.
Will fiold Meetings Hera.
Rev. H. Bchuknecht, the presiding
elder of the Oregon Conference of the
Evangelical association, will hold his
quarterly meeting at Carson Heights
church tomorrow morning t 11 o'clock
and at West Portland In the evening
at 8 o'olock.
Series On Trinity.
The following series of sermons will
be given by Rev. F. J. Meyer, pastor
of the University Park Congregational
church on Sunday mornings during
November at 11 a. m.: November 7,
"The Fatherhood of Ood;" November
14, "The Sonshtp of Jesus Christ;"
November 21, "The Work of the Holv
8plrlt;" November 28 "The Trinity."
Ilishop William O. Shepard.
A Month With the Reformers.
"WIckllf Struck the Match and
Luther Lit the "andle" is an old say
ing so Walter Duff in Tabernacle, For
t -second and Holgato streets, will
speak on Wicklif, the great English re
fc rmer, the mfn who gave the people
the first English Bible. Dr. Duffs
tvening subjects will bo "Wleklifs
Poor Preachers and Their Foundation
Work for England." On the second
Sunday Luther will be taken up and
1.1s gospel for Europe. "Knox and His
Country for Christ." will be the subject
the third Sunday In November, and
"John Hunyaii, the Man Who Saw
Things," will be the fourth subject.
Last Sunday the Tabernacle was filled
and a continuation of the crowds is
looked for.
Good Fellowship Meeting'.
At a social given hy the Good Fel
lowthlu brothers of Mount Tabor
Methodist Episcopal church, the fol
lowing program was rendered: Piano
solo. Miss Eva Normandin; address,
' Loyal Manhood," Dr. E. Olin Eldridge;
vocal solo, Mrs. Stella Hutchinson;
leading. Miss Elizabeth Singleton,
rddress, "The Adult Bible Class."
Charles Coburn; vocal solo. Mrs. E.
N. Wheeler. A social hour and refresh
ments followed.
Preparing for Bazaar.
The women of the Ladies Aid society
cf the First Methodist Episcopal
cnurcn are eminently at work prepar
ing for the annual bazaar to be held in
the parlors of the church November
o0 and December 1. Each circle com
posing the Aid has been engaged in the
undertaking for several weeks and it
is expected to be the most successful
of any ever held. Mrs. J. F. Kinder is
president of the society.
"Old English Themes" Subject.
Next Thursday evening, the niid
veek service at the Hrst Methodist
Episcopal church will be given over to
the second in the series of new ad
dresses given by Dr. Frank L. Love- i
land, on "Ancient Lyrics, Carols and
Hymns of the Church." His topic will
I e. "Some Old English Hymns." The
finance commission, composed of 12
men, will be the hosts at tho social
half hour following the address.
Choir to Give Concert.
A sacred concert will be given to
morrow evening at 7:30 by the choir
of the University Park M. E. church,
orner Flske and Lombard streets. Dr.
11. (). Brown, director; Miss Bessie
Walton, organist, to which the public
is invited. Brief remarks will be made
by the pastor. Lev. W. H. Hamilton.
"Win My Chum" week services are
being held every evening.
Guild Entertains Friends.
The Young Ladies' guild of St.
James' Lutheran church entertained
their friends at a Halloween party last
Monday evening, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Holderraaii, 664 East
Taylor street. The attendance was
large and the evening was spent In a
most delightful way In the usual
games common to the occasion.
Fifth K umber Is Seady.
The fifth number of Volume II of
"The' Pulpit of tho First Presbyterian
Church," containing tvo sermons, '"The
Tragedy of the Unused Talent," and
"The Hindered Life," recently preached
by Dr. Boyd, is now In print and will
be distributed after the services on
Sunday to any who may wish copies.
Philadelphia Festival.
The Scandinavian Salvation Army at
430 Burnside street, will have a Phila
delphia festival at heir hall tonight.
Only men will take part both In the
program and the serving of coffee,
end cake will be provided. The
women are invited to come and see
how the brothers do it.
Captures Bis Audience.
Rev. Mr. .Mackintosh has won the
hearts of all the people who have
filled the Highland Baptist ehuroh
each evening this last week. He will
preach three times, Sunday and each
evening next week.
Standard Bearers ULeet.
The Standard Bearers of Mt. Tabor
Methodist church, In honor of five
new members, gave a jolly Halloween
party at the home of Mrs. J. A. Black.
"Spooky stunts and good eats" Is the
way the girls described it.
International Secretary to Speak.
Y. M. C A., Sixth and Taylor streets,
George 1. McPill, executive secretary
of the International Y. M. C. A. com
mittee, will speak on "Life Tasks" at
3:30 o'clock. There will be special
music.-
Big Choir Will
Give Sacred Concert
The grand sacred concert given at
the Bunnyside Methodist church next
Sunday evening will be of unusual in
terest and merit. The adult oholr will
appear In full vestments for th first
time and will hereafter be in full vet
ments at all the church services.
Mr. MacFall, the choirmaster. Is or
ganizing an auxiliary choir composed
of about 60 boys, who will soon be
ready to appear In the church services
and will also be in full vestments.
The three combined choirs will have
about 150 voices, malting the largest
and most imposing body of choir sing
ers of any church west of Chicago. A
great winter's work along musical lines
la planned for this growing people's
church
Rev. J. V. McDougall.
IS YOUR LIFE
By Dr. Frank L. Loveland, Pastor of First Methodist Church.
Christianity is
the divine agency
of the system.
that one may
god. If a man or woman lives an animal life that life is not
worth living. "Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die,"
is the creed of the swill trough. The life that incorporated the
Decalogue, the Beatitudes and the ".Mountain Sermon" is alone
worth living.
East Side Christian
Will Hold Its First
Services Tomorrow
The East Side Christian
church, recently incorporated, -jfc
will hold its initial service un-
der the direction of Rev. A. L.
Crim, evangelist.
jle This church has secured the If-.
use of the house formerly oc-
cupied by the Twelfth street
Presbyterian church, as its
temporary place of meeting. V
The directors and evangelist de-
sire to extend an invitation to
all friends, and especially to all
tfr members of the Christian
church who can conveniently
-fit attend these initial services.
At the close of the morning
4 service, membership cards will
Hi be distributed, and all who de-
3 sire to become active memDers
$c of tile Last Side Christian
church will be requested to sign
the same. Rev. S. M. Conner
will deliver a brief charge to
all members and offer a con- :-
eervation prayer.
Rev. Mr. Crim's morning ad-
dress will be entitled "Our
Message." The music will be
under the direction of Mrs. )
Maude Springer Watklns.
Salvationists Expect
To Save Great Time
In the Salvation Army hall, COT
Salmon street, today and Sunday En
sign Pogue, late of Los Angeles, will
be in charge of the services. A great
time is expected, as she has many
friends who will be glad to see and hear
her. She was with Adjutant Dean some
years ago. She was stationed here and
bad a very successful time. All are
invited to the services at 11 a. m., 3
and 8 p. m.
Organ Recital to
Be Given at Trinity
There wifl he an organ recital given
by Professor Becker, organist at Trin
ity church, Sunday evening, at 8
o'clock, In place of the regular sermon.
This recital will be from the English
school of composers. The public is
cordially invited to attend these recit
als which are held the first Sunday
evening of each month. Each recital
will be from a different school of com
posers. REVIVALIST TO SPEAK
DAILY AT NAZARENE
Mrs. Stella Crooks.
Mrs. Stella Crooks, revivalist, will
open services at the First Pentecostal
Church of the Naiai'ene, East 8eventh
and Couch streets, tomorrow. Ser
vices will be held every night except
Saturday. Rev. c. Howard Uavls, pas
tor, will preach Sunday mornings and
Friday afternoons. "Repentance
"Restitution," 'Regeneration," and
Hell, and the. Way That Leads There,
will be some of the subjects.
Bi&hop Jl. J. Cooke.
WORTH LIVING?
The Penniless Prince of Palestine said he
came to give life abundant life. "Life." not
"death," is the great theme of the Xew Testa
ment. To live a healthy, harmonious, helpful
life is redemptive to the individual and tp so
ciety. Animals do not, and cannot thus live.
They can only exist. Vast the difference be
tween living and existing. Man on his fleshly
side is related to the animal and his ten
dency is to act like one.' The struggle from
brutedom to mandom is not an easy one.
for working the subsoil out
become less a beast and more a
Church Will Hold
Three Day Carnival
St. Lawrence church. Third and
Sherman streets, will hold a carnival
and bazaar Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, November ?. 10 and 11, m
the parish hall for the benefit of the
church.
On Tuesday evening, the following
program will be given. Chorus by St.
Lawrence choir, soprano solo. Miss
Anna Twist; violin solo. Albert Crietz;
soprano solo. Miss Bernarda Harry,
and a duet by Miss Vita Mannering and
Gertrude King. Among the numbers
Wednesday night will be: Christian
Brothers Seniors' Glee club, tenor solo
by Arthur Albertini. and contralto
solo by Mrs. Rose Friedle Gianelli.
There will be many other attractions
to amuse the visitors at the bazaar.
Thursday evening a supper will be
given m the hall by the ladies of the
parish
StateDinner Will
Be Held on Nov. 16
The Ladies' Aid socletv held Its reg
ular monthly meeting in the parlors
of the church Wednesday afternoon,
following a short business sejsion, the
members spent the afternoon in sew
ing and fancy work. The event now
being planned for by this society is the
state dinner which Is to he given on
the evening of November 16. Tills will
be one of the social events of the
church year, and promises to be a most
enjoyable occasion.
MAYOR ALBEE TO PRESIDE
Mayor Albee will preside next F"r(
dy evening over the meeting to be ad
dressed by Miss Eva Booth, com
mander of the Salvation army. Miss
Booth will speak on "My Work." The
meeting will bo held at the White
Temple at g. o'clock.
DIRECTORY OF
THURSDAY XOON IS LIMIT
Notices for the classified church
directory, and other matter for the
Saturday church columns of The
Journal, must be In tho editorial
rooms of The Journal by noon Thurs
day In order to Insure publication.
Address all mall communications.
"Churches," care City Editor, The
Journal.
Ka'.hodlst.
First 12th and Tar lor W. Rer. Frank t-
LoTeland. D. I)., minister. S. S.. 12.15.
Sermons, 10:30 a. m. and p. m. Y. P. coun
cil. 8:45. Morning, "The Motive nt Religious
Life." Kvenlng, "Longfellow's 'WIM Soul.' "
TrinlU East lOtn ana Sbrman Uev.A. B.
lltier. 11 and 8. S. S.. 10. K. L... 7:80.
Morning, Prof. W. J. Wlrtz will speak, sub
ject, " ITie opel of Good Health." Evening,
evangelistic service.
S-tliili Rorthwli k and Beech. John A.
Wellnifiu, pastor. I'rvaching 11 and 7:4.. si. S..
3".
Kpworth 261b and Sav'er r.ev. C. O. Mr.
Cullocb, 11 and 7:30. S. S.. 9:45. K. L., 6:30.
Klml Norwegian liunUu Oornei lblo and
Uoyt. Kev. O. T. Field. 11 and S. i
woodlawn taut lotii and Highland Kev.
Lsuls Thomas, pafttor. . S.. Ki. . L-. 7.
Preaching, 11 and 7:43. Prayer service.
Thursday evening. S. S. 10 a. ni. E. U. 7
p. m. Morning, "A Memorial." Evening, "A
Fourfold Judgment."
Sellwood Kev. Alexander F. Maclean. 11
Dd 7:80. J. K.. 2:30. ti. L.. 8:30.
Centenary M. E. Church East 9th and East
Pine streets T. W. Lane, pastor. 11 and 7:30.
E. L., 6:30. Morning, by E. O. Eldridge, on
God Is In Us the Source of Strength. Eve
ning, Miss Jeasla . M. Gasaer, nurse deacon-
tu, will apeak on CorUt the boclal Worker.
bucnvslue E. 3fttD una I'amblll Kev. K.
rirosr Smith. D. L.. U ud 7:-U p. m. a. 8..
9:60 a. m. E. L.. :S0. Sacred concert In
evening.
Central Vancouver avenue and largo street.
C. C. Rarlck. pastor. S. 3.. :4.V Treadling.
11 and 7:30. Claas meeting. 12:13; Epwonu
league, 6:30.
8. John Hayeii and favltt sts. V7. K.
Iogalls. Service. 11. S, S.. 9:0. E. L-. 6:30.
MontavllU Hv. W. U. Hampton, 11 and
1:30. Is. .. 9.43 K. L.. 13. J. L, 3 Cli
Kaetlug 12:13.
Bom aty Park Sandy blvd. and B. Mtb
sta. Rev. William W. Voting son. pastor,
Kr:80 and 4:30. S. 8.. 9:45. Morning, sermon
by Dr. Daniel W. Howell, correepondlnf sec
retary general deaconess board, Buffalo, N,
Y. Afternoon, evensong; a popular hymn will
be expounded.
Japanese Mission Kev. ElUen IUbara. 9:30
and S.ao. S. 8.. 3:3a
Larelwood Rev. Q. R. Carlos, pastor. 63d
t 8. E.. and Foster itoad. 8. 8.. 9:45. E
L-. 0:30. Evening, "Young Teople, Their Peril
or Escaping Their l oes."
CHntoE Kelly MeuKirtal J. West Thompson,
pastor. S. S. 9'4.". Services 11 and 7:SO. E.
L, 6:30.
German Rodney ave. and Stanton mt. 9. A.
Schumann. 6. 8. 9:43. Services 11 and 8. Ep
vortb teagae, 7:13,
UmBt Tabor 1st and Eat Stark, Bar, m.
Because Rose City Park's population
is made up largely of yoiini married
people and a, generation of young men
and women not yet old enough for
marriage Is lacking, Rev. William Wal
lace Youngson, pnstor of tho Fose City
Park Methodist church has discontin
ued the rught service and substituted
"Evensong." an hour's service begin
ning at 1:30 o'clock.
Mr. Youngson's idea Is to nurture
the Sundsy evening at home idea
though when the day comes that th-re
Is a demand for an evening service one
will be provided. The new service is
timed so that all members of tho fam
ily can attend without staying up af
ter bedtime and it will te devoted for
the present to music and talks on mu
sic. The choir of 30 glr'.s, led by Mrs.
O. O. bchmltt, ttill sing hymns and
Mr. Youngson will speak each after
noon on some popular hymn, telling of
its author and it teaching. During
the week It is planned to have those
who join in a "memory guild'' learn
the hymn selected for the week, learn
ing 30 hvinns in the next 3n weeks.
Several good Ideas are advanced as
to why all should join the memory
guild. Mr. Youngson points out that
it wilj enrich tho diction of those who
tnke it up. will enlarge their thoughts,
strengthen their memories, give wmgs
to their faith, "inculcate doctrines and
duty, hnd t ine life to sweetest melo
dies set to loftfest songs."
Vesper services are not altogether
a novelty in Portland, as for the three
weeks past, Rev. L. K. Richardson has
been holding them at 5 o'clock at the
Kcnilworth Presbyterian church. His
third sermon In a series on ' Home and
ie.igion win be given tomorrow
"That Boy."
on
"Unspeakable Turk"
Theme in Evening
"The V nspeakahle Turk" Is the sub
ject of th evening sermon to ho
preached by Hev. John If. Boyd. D. D ,
at the first Presbyterian church, cor
ner Twelfth and Alder street, at T."0
o'i lock.
Dr. Boyd has traveled In Persia arid
has visited Constantinople-, so that he
understands conditions there, and will
give an enlightening address oti "The
1' nspcakable Turk "
No seats will !e reserved for this
service, and it Is open to the public
1 he hour is . :.lo p. m., Sunday,
the morning service. 10.20 o'clock,
Boyd will preach and the quartet
sing "Tills Is the Iiay" and Ma
At
Dr.
w ill
lar-
lane's beautiful nnthm, "Of the fath
er's Love Begotun."
Will Send Gifts to
Foreign Children
The Yourg Ladies' Teachers Train
ing class of Kenilworth church is col
lecting surplus material to be sent as
'hristmas gifts to children in forelcn
countries. Surplus material consists
cf articles which are still In good con
dition, that you have no further use
lor in yenir home or may wih to gl , e
because it will make some one else
hippy.
Small tovs of every description,
sanies, paint boxes, dolls not dress 1
tn white), ribbons, pencils, marbles,
pictures and picture postal cards are
sought. Articles should be sent next
Sunday with the children to Sunday
;ichool.
TAYLOR STREET MEETING!
The Taylor Ptreeters will hold their
usual Sunday meeting In front of the
old Taylor Street church tomorrow
at 10:lo o'clock. Colonel Nellie M.
Duncan, regimental commander of
the Volunteers of America, will speak
and the Quartet will sing.
SERVICES OF PORTLAND CHURCHES
olin Klilrl'ltfe, punter.
S. S.. a:4d. Junior L
praj er, Thuridey 8 p
African Ztou Iter.
I'rearhlns 11 and T:4."i.
I'. E. L.. 7. Midweek
W. W. Row ar1. 2
8. C. K . T. Prea. h-
William ave. S S
Ing 11 and S. Kt-v. E.
preach tn the mi,rnii,g.
II. f.. Thompson iil
Communion at bctu
service.
Vancouver A7e. Norwejrtan-Pnnlsh Corner
Stidmore- Kev Abr Vrrelde, pastor. Pervlcs
1U:45 and s. S. S., 9:43.
Lenta Rev. VV . if iyd i.oore. II and 8. S.
H 10. E. I... 7 .3i p. m.
Belbel Larrniiee Hiid McMlllen fta. Rv. J.
I.. Craw, paslor, 11 and S:1S. S. S., i .30. C.
E.. 7. !
L'nlverillv Pnrk--IimbBrd and P!4a Hrct
--I'.ev. C. L. Hamilton. 11 ar.il 7 .tr . S. 3.. I
fi:40. E. L.. tl:30. Morning. "1 tie Kingil-m of
oL" ETe:iir.g. sacred concert and short ser
mon by the pastor.
Westmoreland MU'vaukle ave. botneen Ra
moua and South aves. L'ev. C. H. Harrl-jn.
11 and 7 .:'. E. S.. 10. Morning, "I Will
Give You Rent." Evening. "Making the Fire
aide Happy."
Lincoln - Last S2d and I.tnerln O. G. Da.
lev. pastor. S. 8.. 11. Service 10:30 a:d (v
fation Kev. u. ll. (reee. pasiur. ii anu
7:45. S. S.. 10. E. L.. 8:4-.-
WoodMcxk East 41th and win lit. s. E.
Frxnk Juiiiri, .B!or, 11 and i ..v. a. S., l&. i
K. L.. 8:30. Cla, 12.13 p. m. I
First tiermaa A. F. C-amsr. pastor, 11 nO
8 S. H ID. E. L., , !M).
BreutwiMKl Hev. J. Hut inonison. B. s.
10 Seivi 11.
Berkeley Heights club house services. 3, i
conducted by R v. A. Ii. V iiluVr.
Chines Mlitluo 11 una ? ;JU. I
aUptUL
Flnit White Temple. W. B. Htneor. pastor.
Elble school. 9.5). Services 11 and i .30.
E Y. P. L'.. 8:I.j. Morning. "The Darkest
Light tn the World." Evening, "Divorce It
Prevention and Leatructlon."
East Side East 2' 'h and Ankeay Rev. W.
O. bhank, pastor. Service 11 end t:S-i n -
lo. B Y. P. 1 ., 8 WJ. Morning. I viu
Biitld Mv i.iiur'-h." Evening, Jn Young
Man Make (jood in I ortland ';"
iilgLlaud Eait 8th and Allerta Rev. fha.
F. Mifir. 11 and 7:30. B. Y. P. I'.. 8:3o.
blt le tudy, 9 4j. Morning. 'The Ttiree Ap-
iLrings oi vunii i.'tii'ui, ui a
Chance."
Arleta Rev. W. T. S. Hprlgga, 8. S. 10.
B. Y. P. t'., 8.30. Services. 11 and 7:30.
Grace MootvlU lie. H. 1. v..ati, 11 a..d
T:30. Y. P.. 6:80. 8. ti.. 6 45.
Kallwuod Bv. P. Ii. llay. 11 and 7:30.
8 10 B- T. P. L'.. 6;30.
UnlverIty Park Rev. t. L. Hektt
Services 11 and 7:3a 8. 8.. 9:30. B. Y. P. U
6:30.
Calvary East 8U nd Grant Rev. E. A.
Wood 11 and 7;30. S. 8., 10. B. Y. P. C,
Mt. Calvary Pine -treet and Grand ave.
Rev. A. M. Maeback. Service 11 and 8. 8.
K.. 9 a. m.
Third Knott and Vancouver avetiua Rev.
XV. 1. Boaven. Preaching 11 and 7:30. B Y.
P. L'.. 8.30. H. S . 1. Morning. "The Sifting
of toe SouL" Evening, "TTie Gjd Worth
While."
St. John (German) Kev. t. Hroerniana.
8. 8.. 10. 11 and 7:30. B. Y. P. L .. 8:30.
Swedish 13tb and Hoyl i.. 10:43 rn.ua
7 HO. S. 8. 12. B, Y. P. V.. 5.
I bt. John E. P. Borden, pa lor. ft. 8., 10.
Rev. O. C. Wright.
a-!
irk,
ing. ;
tli.)
Rev. O. C. Wright will give an
lustrate.i lecture on Yellowstone i.
In the White Temple, Tuesday evei.
This lei line ulil be given ii'iib r
6US)icth ol tho Philnthea Bible i
Mr. Wright was pas-tor for s
years of the ftin l)u; tist iln
Lugene. and during that rv
church, had a reinarUsMe growt.
lowing this he served as chaplain of
tno Washington state reformatory,
until lie accepted the n; oolntinent of
superintendent of the w i i; of the Ore
gon Baptist Statu convention. In i:H.
As superintendent of the wi.rk of the
Laptists for Oregon, he has met wild
splendid success, as I ndi. at' .1 hy thn
work of the past year, during; which
tile laraest number of additions to the
churches in the history of ttie -onven-
tlon waJs recorded and also the n
inanciajl record In the conventh.
history was ex perienccd.
E
BEGINS CAMPAIGN OF
SPECIAL EXTENSION
One Secretary Placed in Field
This Week and Others Will
Be Later.
Srclal extension work Is being un
dertaken by the Christian Endeavor be
ginning last Monday. On that day It.
Ira Land! 1th of Nashville, Tenn . took
up work as an extension secretary of
the organization 1 1 i m appointment Is
th first of a number, fUl of whom
will have hen 1 luarters In lioston.
It Is tho plan fo have, these exten
sion secretaries travel about the coun
try in tho Interests of tho Christian
Endeavor and of such forms of t'hrls
t'an wink as are undertaken by the
society. Tl.ey w. l ha added as lapid
ly as financial matters will permit.
Dr Iu:dr!th will work In the south.
He Is a Texan l y birth and was a
men, tier of the Cumberland rrcsbv
Krhm church until that church and the
l'l estA t eria n church united. He whs
moderator of the general assembly of
the Cumberland church at the time of
the union and when the first united
assembly met he preached the sormon
ut the opening meeting.
Ho ha been a leader tn tho T. M. C
A., president of a Tennessee college
and a strong advocate of nntl-snloon
movements The appointment of !r
I.ar.drlth wis made possible partly
through gifts by John Wunamnker,
merchant, political reformer and I'rei
b t( ria-i elder. '
xt Work IJusy One.
Next vwek promises to he a busy
in the church Activities. The lea
Silver drde an 1 guilds and tho I
less 'litis' club will ho'd their r
lS'l-
s a-
lar monthly meet, cfh during the we
Pervlces. 11 and 7 30.
( hihe.-e MIsHiou- ty
per-' n : rij,l nt.
Y. P. n.. o .so.
i. C. Maloue. ma-
Lent Kev. J M. N!s..n. R. S . 10. Berv
! 11 hi I 7.311 1! Y. P. I'.. 0-30.
Sfiin'l ijTtnan. Morrln atrset and Rfidnev
a vein., --11 and 7.30. b. S.. 9.43. B. Y P I'
tl.4",.
Glfnce Ki,kt 43tii and Main ats. Rev. A
I'.. Willi, t. s . :i tr. a. m. Senl'-s 11 r.d l'
7
8". 1!. Y. P. !'., 8 30. Morning. "Ttie (,rt
e- inirl Ih' iroati t l(,eshlnga." Evening, "i nu
a Man lve tod ut All?"
M, unt mivt i -it. v v A. Magnett, pastor.
11 unil fc i m. B. S., 12 .(0.
Iinilan Mission Uv. 1-iMiicecro Rannsli.
pmti r. 10 3o. 11 ami 8. S. M., lo. I'.inor a
circle 8. I.ngllsh spoken at 10:30 sartlee.
First liemjau I- ouri n and Mlu Hev. J.
Krai.. SiTvlie. 11 ml 7:311. S 9 43.
uooiiwlll M!s'lori--lMh and Bol Ulaa A.
M Nel,ii. uperlntenrtent.
North Portland Mission 816 rflrolat tret.
ViiTiie- l-rliid. K p. m.
Huss-llvllle Mleslon -S. 8. 8. Prearhtng 8:43.
T u!,f : i.kt 1 LnM 42d uj,,l llolu'te st. Upt.
Waller Luff. Preaching 11 un, 7 .'l. K. H. ,
9 4i. is. . P. I ., .;S0. Morning, "Wlrk
llf, the Itefurnjer." Evening. "Witkllf'a poor
I'reaih'-s anil Tr.elr lo'ii,,lall,n Work for
Li.g'.iiu-l."
Prrbytr1n.
First 121b and AluVrRev
n'r-'Hter. I'remMng lo.fto ni,
John R. nurd
'I 7.30. C. E.,
ittle Turk."
13 Lel.ll g. " I n Lws.ieck
i ourti: rni !,. i.,i,i. K Henry
II . on. pastor I'rerLlTg. 1 : and T
k- lle,,ry n
t 8 . 12. T. E.. n il. M.,ii,l ig. Rev F. W.
Neal of Afrli a will aprsk. Lvetung. "ill Hup
plLeti of Jesus."
henllw "i i!i r.sst :jrh and Gladstone Rev.
Leslie Kirk Hlcbarilsou, pastor. K. 8. 9:45.
btrm-ea, 11 and 3. Y. P. S.. 6.30. Morning.
"Chrln the i'ruachor." Alterouon, "TLat
Bo."
Mlzpsb E. 19th sod Division Rev. Hairy
Lcedn pastor, 11 and 7:U0. 8. 8.. 9:43. C.
E. 8
Calvarv 1 Ith and Cy t Rev. O. H.
Bai:m. in :lo and 7 4',. H. S . Vi. Morning.
"i,oli:g llai-k to Lylr.." liw-iilr.g. "Saul ax,d
thu Hoiwm With familiar r-pirli."
Anuhei in v All -i t 1 1 and 7'4S.
S. S.. t:4c. C. K.. 8 4.". Jui.l r C. E.. 4.
ll,,p Mont f Ills . iit, vi il Kverett at.-.
Hev. S. W. btiu.mi, 11 and 7.1. B. S.. 10.
Forbes-r-Ret. Hairy L. Pratt. 11 and a.
b. 10. '- 1C. 1
Ceriiri.1 Eatt 13th and Pine H J-Kf I..
K. Griiijis. pas'- r. lo.3o and 7:45. H. S.,
12. C. i. . 7. Morning. "When the Christian
fSleeps." Evenlna;, "lhs Man on Ui Job."
Ml. Taln-r- Ea.l .',31 h and Beloiont Rev
William Graham Moore, II and 7:3, 8. B.,
10. 0. E.. 7. loteruiedlata C. K.. i p. ta.
Arbor Lodge Rev. 4,g 11. CPotBlay. il
and 7:43. 8. 8.. 10.
Piedmont -Cleveland and Jarratt ata. Rev.
A. L. Hutchinson, pastor. C E.. tl M). 8. 6 ,
9.4-V Bervlna, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn.
Morning. "The Int.er Clrela." Evening, "Waa
the P.-eient War Inevitable' J
Li.it)- VV. Lee Gray, mlL liter. 11 aad 8.1
8 V. lu.
Vernon lnib and Wrgant street H. N.
Mount, pastor. 11 and 7.30. S. 8., 9:40. C. B
8:3. Junior C. E., 4.
eaiuiluster fca-i 7ith Bd BcbuvleT Rev
Henry Mareotte. 10:30 and 7:80. 8. 8., 12
I., ia.
l.l-
Y. P. g. C 4 p. ro, Monilag. l-bo
(.Contlnued on Following Pare)
iTJl
!i at
bl.
Col-
CHRISTIAN
NDEAVOR
int.- l'a
" ' h co
u ill be observed
st the First
N
Christian
lumbia titints,
tar. The first
rr.er Park and Co
i i:e I 'ai sle, mlnls
will be In the
I ' The orchestra.
O
Si
Sunday school
a r
inder the leader-tup
f Ted
W Bacon.
will begin to play nt ;;
lesson stud, thef- i I i.
program of music I: !, n,i
sing a baritone solo Mir i;
aixler will sing "The Am:
node'' (O Brara), with i
After the
ii special
fin will
K lex-
x' H.re-
olln ol.M-
gtito. "When the Roses Bloom"
he sung by a trio compose, of
wlll
Mis.
Ct. V. Alexfinder. Miss Eva Parrel.
M1h
I m ma Kllppel. The on henira
will
also render a special number.
The church service at 11 a m vr.l
be a great family service fu the
ihuich members find their friends.
Rev. .Mr. Larsle will sj''il: on "The
Power of a Shadow." There will be .
trio entitled, "O. I n v Those Tesrs," h
Mrs. C, I' Alexander. Miss liva Pm-
ii. .MN.v I n i Kill pel. The Lord'i
. I Upper- u
1 y 1 1 1 '. c i
The .
' bon I-, i.
, Mill 1 1 1 K .
M lu ol s. ive.i In an especlu.1
tinv niiini.ri at this service.
II i-'n'li i" has arranged
nig ser ic, ; tt (l 30
v. In h will . In Li l,v Mr.
I .: s t ei .
i duty.
il
former member of ttie so
Rev. Puiale will l.egn, a scries of
I sermons on "The Bible' in the eve
ning nt 7 :;n. The lemioiis will h
picinhed In the folhivvnu.; nnlfr. No
vember 7. "Wlml the Bihie Is
'November 14, "Why the llitlu Is Suf
ficient", No ember ;.s, 1 Ilow All fun
' f nderstand Urn lUMe ; Iiecember o,
i "How the, InU.i i om I oi I . Iiecei.il.. r
i "Why tli.. Ki'.le Will Never Pass
A wa y."
!ss lunm.i Kllppel uu,l sing Hnn-;'-aj
eximiig. "P. .,1 Ye :..,. ii Intae! "
; A mens iimtrlrl v. .11 sn.g at this
st rv h e.
First Methodist
Changes Quartet
hollowing it plan of featuring
ttie
nusie nt nil Sunday t-ervhrs nt
tie
r lrf Mitliinljut EpiM .p,.l ,mreh ,) .
Ing the vv Intel inont.'i.s the music com
mittee announces several chaniren In
'ih1."'
ersonnel cf Its ouartct
.Norman A. Moose, last vc.ir tenor so
lo st at thi White Temple and .fli-t
;tnor of the Ad club quaitet. hecomf
lienor and direr ior of the iiaitel. Min.
j I'auline Miller ci atunnn will remain
is soprano, and .Mis Kllzibeth Hamil
1 ton Stoweis as contralto llartrldvt
, U Whlpp. baritone of the Ad club
"uartet atid last ye.-u nt the White
Temple. becomi s harlliim at lliht
( 1. urch.
Miss Clndvs Morgan, who ban been
orcaniKt ut the I-list Chiistl.in . Inin-li,
tikes the phi,.. ,,f Helmulb IMuard
tKrnus,. arid will enter i.pon her duilr
! h 1 1 n d a ' .
California Minister
To Preach Tomorrow
Tli.
1'lrM
en no
morn
re will tie special srr vices at th
M. K. Chiinh South t'nloii v
and Multnomah street, Hundav
ng
and
fin
I- I a
the
ing
Lev. .1
V.
S'l u!re of Si i M
the- emplov of
am I--
gi MT
M i: c
ami wb
J Kent
who Is In
.i.l Hundur
lurch South
a Is an old
a, the pa-
t ctinol boa rd nf t he
Its it field win 1,. i .
f r len.l of 1., . U
tor of the efillfc h
sua! h S,'i t u nla v tin
ma I -i over Sundav
Ills suMei t In
o'i lock u 1 1 1 l.e
grain of the Chun
veiling i v ' . It
mi'l the I '.i, ok" It
nrrived from the
riling, und will re-
t hv ii i i r 1 1 1 n jf at 11
The I.miht I'To
h of r,il." .t tt:e
will he; "The Hoy
Mr. Rrjnlrea lia sj
marie, a
ly of Hiimlay bhool mptli-
(Im, iiiul In a t.pi r :.i : ist In hla line. He
l ni;iliir i; n tmir of tho nort h weKtern
j-'t.it'-s. e'-fi.iiifc: tn awnki ii a greater
iiili'i i st In S'niil'iv -l.ool work.
Is Hiawatha Story
Of Bible in Verse?
"Pulpit ljH Preni Iici h" will again
'ornmnti'1. 1 he iiMiiilioi. (,r Ir Frank
I.nv t-laii'I at t!u I'trnt Met hdillat Kplsi-
m;i,i1 iliuir h Kun-lav rvcinnir when h
llv8 tin- f'l 'rth It-, h'x verlcn of "Her-
oii y ;rnt Bi i:" T)io t.,j tc will b
I .diik f 1 i'.w h "Wil.l Kdu:." or "Hia-
wath;i, tin- I'rinci. (,f the forest. "
l"iiirii the st'jilv r,f thl-i furnoUsi poem.
Tr. Ir-r'aii,1 luti iiiilvril nf tli ''rn
'lusliin Itirit 1 1 1 ii ,v .i 1 1 :t wns to th In
limi.. In tho iloiy form, wlint fhrlat
4.a to the Now TfMtiiriii-rii . thattlt la thn
toiy of the Hihlo toM In verae,
couched In fln'st l.inrun;i and oon
lainliia: a powerful acrnion."
In th niiirrilrig, thu nuhjuct will ho
The, Motives of the, Hnllgioiin Life,"
European War and
iN
Prophesy Is Subject
rr A I. lfuNhtf-on of Piedmont
Pi c.hytrlan church nan k reputation
m a Htudent of prophecy. On KunilH
evening; ho nil! hegln a nerles ,f
etudlsa of th prraent Kuropean war
In the) lltrh t of prophesy.
Tha flrpt toplrj will be: "Wm fha
Present Wnr Inevitable, From the)
55tandpolnt of I'roph3y?" Sunry eve
nlnK, November 14, the. topic will b:
"Whfit la ttn rrophctic Meantnc of
This l'reeent War'" November 21. tha
topic will
1 st-u ...... S"
he: "Artriageddon; When.
The let of the rlea on
Novemhar 2S will be, a atuily on th
question, "When arirl How Will War
Lo Brougrht to an Knd?"
PavloulMt'ti Kotaa for 191, Poat TA.,
tlJOO. TrbU' Taachar'a Owl da for
I Sl e. Pot Pd.. 91.00. Olat of !
onat for 1916. Pout Pd.. 95c.
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