THE OREGON DAILYiJGURNAL
.14
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. . 1916.
PORTLAND, x OREGON.
ICO DI AM
I1MMI UIIUIVUIILO TLMI1
UNION SERVICES ON
x THANKSGIVING DAY
MAHV PUIIDPL
I
. White Temple Will: Have Big
: . Gathering on West Side,
. f'C v Centenary oh : East Side,
SOME MEET SEPARATELY
Tint , PwabTtsrlan Arranging Own
rrogTam, as Are Bemu and
Anglican Catholic.
J
-'.f "Thanksgiving day" 'Will be otr
served by practically every church In
Portland on Thursday niornlrfa. No
' vembfr 30. Bevernl union service.
which will be interdenominational,
will be held In the principal Protestant
churches of East and West Port
land, although the First Fresbyte
. rlan and both the Roman and Anglican
Catholic t-hurches will have Individ
ual services, as wl'I many of the out
' Ivtng churches. In a few Instances
Thanksgiving services will be held to-
morrow.
Tnlcn Thanksgiving services will be
held at the White Temple, with the
First Congregational, Rev. Luther R.
' Dyott, minister; First Methodist Kpls-
copal. Rev. Joshua Stansfleld. minis
ter: First Christian. Rev. Marold H.
" Orlffls, minister, and the I'irst Bap
tist psrtlclpatlng. Rev. Joshua Stans
fleld will officiate, preaching the ser
mon. Special music will be rendered
by tho choir of the First nnptlat
- church. The service will bo hold at
- 10:n0 o'clock, and the offering will go
to the needy.
TJnloa Meeting- oa Salt Elde.
- ' At the Centenary Methodist Episco
v pal, church another union Thanksplv
' ing aervlce will be held In which five
Kant side churches will Join, the Cenv
' tral Presbyterian, Dr. Arthur F.
Bishop, minister; the East Side Bap
.ttst church. Rev. W. O. Shank, min
ister; the First United Brethren
church, Rev. P. O. Bonebrake. minis
ter; East Side Christian church. Rev.
K. H. Sawyer, minister, and tho Cen
lenary Methodist Episcopal church,
: Dr. T. W. Lane, minister. The ser
mon will be preached by Rev. Arthur
' Bishop, of the Central Presbyterian
?' church, and Rev. V. O. Shank will
" fllrect the program. Rev. R. II. Saw
yer. of the East Side Christian
church will read the Scripture. Rev.
P.' O. Bonebrake will lead in prayer.
The choir of the Central Methodiet
Episcopal will render special Thanks
" giving music.
At Krst Freetoyterlan.
' Patriotic Thanksgiving ervlc?s will
be held In the First Presbyterian
church on Thursday morning at 10:30
O'clock.. The Sunday school orchestra
will be present and will render a num
':. her of patriotic selections. Other ap
propriate and special musical numbers
. will be upon the program, and the
pastor, Rev. John II. Boyd, D. IX. wi'.l
; deliver a stirring patriotic sermon
upon the subject, "Tho Meaning of
. America's Greatness." A call to par
ticipate In this annual Thanksgiving
f aervlce has been Issued to every fam
ily -In the church, and a general Invl
: tation Is extended to all strangers In
: ;1h city, or members of other chinches
' who find no service arranged-for this
day In their own community. A spe
, rial offering will bo taken nt the
, Thanksgiving service which will be
.turned over to the Men's Resort for
the relief of homeless men during the
winter season.
' J Mass Will Be Said.
There will be solemn high mjss and
sermon at the St. Mary's Cathedral on
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at
which Rev. Father O'Hara will offl
' elate. Regular religious services will
be held at 9 o'clock at the St. Francis
Church. Rev. Father Black will offl
, elate at high mass and deliver the
i, sermon. Religious Thanksgiving ser
vices will be held In all other Catholic
churches In the city.
Thanksgiving entertainments will
:: be held In schools and other institu
tions of this denomination.
Special services will be ljeld at
Trinity Episcopal church at 8 and 11
o'clock. Rev. A. A. Morrison will de
" liver a sermon at the 11 o'clock sex
', vices, at which special music will be
rendered.
. The Church of -Our Father (Unltar
ian) will be the scene of another union
Thanksgiving service. The churches
, taking part will be Temple Beth Is
rael, Church of Good Tidings, Church
of Our Father and the New Church
Society. Rev. Samuel Worcester, of
the New Church Society, will opn the
service with prayer. The sermon will
, - be by Frank T. Scott, of the Univer
aliat Church of Good Tidings. Dr.
'. T. I Eliot, pastor emeritus of the
, , Church of Our Father, will close the
, services with prayer and benediction.
. Special music will be rendered by the
choir of the Church, of Our Father.
Union Berrlc at Lauxelwooa.
f The " union Thanksgiving day ser-
vices for the Mt. Scott district will
be held at 10 a. m. at the Laurelwood
Methodist church on Sixty-third
street, Rev. C R. Carlos, pastor. Rev.
"W. T. S. SprlggSt of the Arleta Bap
tist t church, will preach the sermon.
- The" pastors of the different churches
in the di&trlct will have part in the
services. There will be special music.
-I A Thanksgiving union service will
be bald on Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at
the Rodney Avenue German Methodist
Episcopal church, F. A. Schumann.
pastor.
The pastors of the First and Sec
ond German Congregational churches
and of St. Paul's Evangelical church,
, with' their congregations, will par-
:: i tlclpate In the services. A special
program has-been arranged in which
the Rev. F, A. Wlllmann, Rev. J Her-
1 gert and Rev. H. Hagelgans will take
part and the choir will render the
- musical program for the evening. All
r the Germans and their friends are cor
dlally Invited.
, . Brief Services will be held at 10:SO
ocIOCK at the pro-cathedral. 8t. St
pnen a. on Thursday morning. Dean
McColllster will preach the sermon on
. the Holy Eucharist
- A Thanksgiving service will be held
at . St, John's Episcopal church on
Thursday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
The Millard Avenue Presbyterian
Sunday school plans to hold a patrt
. otic service at 11 o'clock at the close
of the regular Sunday .school ho-ir to
morrow morning. The program will
be In the nature of an introductory
.service,, preceding the. Thanksgiving
sermon by the pastor. -r
Special Scotch Baptist ' Thanksgiv
ing service will be held on Sunday
. morning at 1 1 o'clock, in the llolgate
Tabernacle. Eaat' Forty-second street.
A Thanksgiving conference will be
held aH day In Jhe reading room and
, mission hall. ,- -Real Mlslon Work"
win be the subject of the conference
. which will be held for the deepening
Women , to Hold -2
Annual Bazaar,
On December
On December 1 the ladles of
& the First Christian church, cor- a
ftV ner Park and Columbia streets,
will hold their annual bazaar
all day at. the church. All kinds 4
of useful and suitable articles ,
for Christmas gifts will be of- 7
I ered for sale. ' Some strong
.committees are - giving their. -M
4t time and energy ao the enter-
prise.
The Endeavorers will have
if- charge of, the candy and re-
freshment booth, and they alo fi
ift have charge of a short and In- ' J
it, terestlng program to be glveu
in the evening. ii
Campaign Closes;
Attendance Gains
During the last week of Octotw
Rev. A. S. Hutchinson, pastor ft the
Piedmont Presbyterian church, issued
a call for a "Go-to-Church" campaign
for the month of November, with a
"self-denial" accompaniment.
The campaign . closes tomorrow. In
the morning the pastor will deliver
a specinl Thanksgiving sermon, and
the self-denial fund will be received.
At 7:30 the Hunday bchool will fur
nish a Harvest Home concert in the
auditorium, in which nearly all of the
classes will be represented. The
month has developed an increased at
tendance and a general good feeling
prevails. The unfinished gymnasium
of the new church is now bejng com
pleted and with the new Boys' club
room will hereafter be used for all
social and club purposes of the church.
The new mission study In the C. E.
society is growing in interest and
proving quite a success.
Social Ideals Will
Be Minister's Theme
"Finding Reat Amid the Desert
Places of Life'' Is the subject of Dr.
Boyd's sermon for tomorrow morning
at 10:30 o'clock at the First Presby
terian church,- corner Twelfth and
Alder streets. The quartet will sing
Shelley's "The King of Love My Shep
herd Is." and Mrs. Leah Slusser
Hathaway will sing "The Promise of
Life."
At 7:30 p. m. Dr. Boyd will deliver
the third of his series of addresses
on "The Religion of the Nobler Self. "
The subject for Sunday evening is
"Social Ideals and the Individual
Self." The subject of Sunday evening
will include a study of prevailing
ideals and aims In the actual world
of men and their relation to the ful
fillment of the nobler nature of the
individual.
Will Discuss the .
"Apology of Sneak"
Sunday morning at the First Chris
tian church the pastor. Rev. Harold
If. Grlffis, will epeak on the subject.
"The Apology of the Sneak." In the
evening the service will be devoted
mainly to a tnuslc program bv the
quartet choir, which will include the
following: Anthem, "Seek Ye the
Lord" (Splcker), tenor obligato; con
tralto solo by Miss Smith: soprano
and tenor duet, "Calm as the Night"
(Goetze); anthem, "Crotslng the Bar"
(Morse); baritone solo by Mr. Hard
wlck; anthem, "Turn Ye to Me" (Mar
ker). These music numbers will be
followed by a short address by the
pastor on "'Renown Through Belf-Ke-nunclatlon.''
Dr. M. W. Haynes to
Occupy Local Pulpit
Dr. Myron W. Haynes, who so suc
cessfully conducted the campaign for
the McMlnnviUe college endowment
fund,, will occupy the pulpit of the
First Baptist church (White Temple)
at both services tomorrow. Dr. Haynes
Is an Interesting and forceful speaker
and when he has been In the city
before has delivered most excellent
sermons.
The Temple quartet will sing, "O
Lord, How Manifold Are Thy Works."
by Clare, and ''Praise the Lord. O
Jerusalem, ' by Maunder. In the even
ing they will render the anthem,
"Fairest Lord Jesus," by Batiste, and
as an offertory, "Lo, It Is I," by
Faure.
Pastor Will Preach
At Friends Church
The pastor. H. L. Cox, will occupy
his pulpit both morning and evening
tomorrow at East Thirty-fifth and
Main streets. In the afternoon at 3
o'clock the Friends' churches of this
city will have special exercises in
recognition of "Young Friends' Day."
November 26 Is set apart by the
church as a day especially for the in
terest of the young people of the
church. Rev. Mr. Hadley, pastor of
the Piedmont Friends' church, will
give the address of the occasion. The
public is invited. Rev. Mr. Cox will be
gin a special series of revival meet
ings at Springbrook December 3.
and In his absence the pulpit will be
supplied by various ministers both
from among Friends .and others.
Revivals Will Begin
In Nazarene Church
Rev. F. W. Cox, Ashtabula. Ohio,
will begin a aerles of revival meetings
in the First Pentecostal Nazarene
church about January 10. Also a four
aays holiness convention Is being
planned for December 10 at which a
number of ministers from the city
and surroudlng cities will take nurt
Sermons and addresses on the subject
will be given. Sunday Pastor Davis
win give at botn morning and night
services sermons bearing on revival
work. -
Bible and Public Schools.
The Sunday Evening Open Forum at
the Unitarian chapel will discuss "The
sioiv ana me t-uoiic School" tomor
row evening at 7:45 o'clock. Hon 3
A. Churchill, state superintendent of
public instruction, will open the dis
cussion. '
of spiritual life. Meetings will begin at
10 o'clock at which Rev. T. Broom
field, Ed Cooper, Miss A. M
Nelson. II. Hallgren. Alex Bain, H.
Propple, S. McMinnls and others will
speak.:
CHRISTIAN: ENDEAVOR SOCIETY ORGANIZES AT MULTNOMAH
(f- x3 . apr; Iff.
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j
Miss Wilms Weber
The Multnomah Christian Endeavor
society In a newly formed society at
Multnomab station. It Is doing good
work and its membership consists nf
Rev. L. K. Grimes.
To Occupy Pulpit
At Westminster
The session of Westminster t
Presbyterian church has en- H
ifr gaged for the interim from now
ifr until January l, -when Dr. R.
II. Pence arrives. Rev. I. K.
Grimes to occupy the pulpit it
id and take charge of the religious
ife and pastoral work of the -Jfc
it church. On next Sunday, No-
vember 2, the subject of the
morning service will be "Jesus'
Inaugural Address." In the
evening at 7:30, the subject
"The Secret of Service." Both
services will be conducted by
Rev. L. K. Grimes. Great in-
terest is manifest throughout
if: Irvington over the coming ot it
ifr Dr. Pence and the big "get-
it together dinner" of last week
was a great success, and has
served to raise this Interest to
a higher pitch. '
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT
Lauon Tope..
A LIVING SACRIFICE Kom. 12. (Rom.
I 2. 1-S Ii printed). Memorize eres 6-S.
Uolden Teit Present your bodies a llvln
sacrifice, holy, areeptable to Ood, which is
your unlrltnal serrice. Rom. 12. 1.
Home Heading M. A. &Ttng- Sacrifice.
Rom. 12.. 1-8. T. Christian Ideals. Rom. 12.
-21. W. Better than sacrifice. Mic. . 1-S.
Th. A dlTine standard, Isa. 1, 10-17. F. A
new covenant, Jer. 31. 31-37. S. Essence of
religion. Ho. 8. 1-6. 8. The Ideal Christian,
Matt. 3. 1-12.
Christian Endeavor "The Grace of Grati
tude." Junior Christian Bndeavor "Come Before
Him With TbankurlTlna-."
H. Y. P. U. "The Grace of Gratitude."
Kpworth League "CultlTating the Thanks
giving Habit."
Baptist.
First White Temple 12th ahO Taylor sts.
M . Preaching by Rev. Myroa W. Haynes,
D. V.
Swedish-Finnish Mission White Temple, 8.
Eat Side B. 20th and Ankeny sts. Rev.
O. Shank, pastor 11. 'Something America
Should Be Thankful for." 7:30. "The Place
of the Atonement In the Divine Economy of
SaiTatlon."
Highland E. 6th and Alberta Rev. Chu.
Meier, pastor. 11.
Arleta Rer. W. T. Splggs. II. "A Whole
City Made Hapny." 7:30,"Th Problem That
I'baroh Left for the Present Administration."
University Park Rev. A. B. Walts. 11.
"The Gain of Following Jesus." 7:30. "Let
ters on the Page or uie.
Sn-edtsu ldth and Hoyi 1MT. x. uiaeos
Sjolander. pastor. 11:1S. 7:30.
Urace Montarllla Kev. H. T. uasn.
Preaching br Ret. Elwood P. Lyon. 11, "Wliat
Baptists Believe. 7:30, "City of Refuge."
Heliwood Rev. F. H. Hares. II, 7:30.
St. Johns Rev. E. P. Borden, pastor. 7:SO.
Calvary E. 8th and Grant Rev. 3. E.
Thomas, pastor. 11. "Things That Help the
Christian Lire." 7:90, "The Keugion or the
Scribes and Pharisees."
Mt. Cslvary East Pine and Grand are.
Rev. A. M. Macback. 11,- 8.
Third Knott and Vancouver ave. Rev. W
J. Beaven. 11, Dr. O. E. Wright, secretary
Oregon Baptist Convention. 7:30, "A Great
Conversion.
Chinese I. C. Makme. T.
Lents Rev. J. M. Nelson. 11, 7:30.
Second German Morris sad Rodney ave.
11. 7:30.
ulencoe E. 4Stb ana Main Rev. A. B.
Walts. 11, Bev. 0. Lawrence Black. Theme.
The Christian's Job." 7:30, Rev. A. Law
rence Black, theme. "Turn on the Power."
Mount unvet uev. w. A. Magrett. II. s.
Italian Mission Bev. Francesco Sauoella.
11. 8.
First German 1th and Mill Bev. J. Kratt.
11, 7:30.
North Portland Mission 880 Klcolai at.
Friday. 8.
RnssellTllle Mission Bev. Albert Leugh
biidge. 3:45.
Tabernacle E. 42d and Holgate Bev. Wal
ter Duff, acting pastor. 11. 7:30.
Christian.
First Park and Columbia Rev. Harold H.
Griffls.- pat.tor. 11, "The Apology of the
8neak." 7 A3, "Benown Through Self-Be-
nunclation."
Kern Park Rev. O. K- Berry. 11. 7:S0.
Woodlawn 7th and Liberty Rev. V. J.
Millinger. 11, 7:30.
East Side Christian E. 12th and E. Taylor.
Rev. R. H. Sawyer, pastor. Sermons 11.
"Daniel Webster's Opinion of the Bible."
7:30, "Gaining Lite's Goal."
Kodney Avenue, at Knott st. Rev. J. r.
Guormley. 11 and 8-
8ellwood 13th and Tenlno Rev. J. B.
Johnson. 11 and 8.
Nt. Johns Rev. Herbert T. Jones. 11, 8.
Vernon Church of Christ E. 15th and Wy
gant. 11." 7:80.
Bethel K. 82d and Thompson Bevj Aubrey
W. Wilson.
Montarllla E. 76th and Hoyt Bev. Eugene
Burr, u, 7:4o.
Gladstone Rev. Roy L. Duna. 11, 8.
Catholic.
St. Peter's Lent Bev. P. Beatgea. 8
10:3O. 7:30.
Pro-Cahedral 15th and Davis Rev. B. V.
O'Hara. &, 7:13. 8:30. :45. 11, 7:45.
8t. Lawrence 3d and Sherman Rev. J. C
Hughes. . 8:30. 10:30. 7:30.
-St. Patrick's 19th and Bavier Bev. E. P
Murphy. 8, 10:30, 7:30,
St. Francis' E. llth and Oak Bev. J. H
Black. & 8. 0. 10-30. 7:3.
Immaculate Heart of Msry Williams ave.
and Btantuo Bev. W. A. Dab. , 8, a, 11.
7:ao.
Holy Rosary K. 3d and Clackamas Bev. &
a. uison. s, 7, S, 9. XI, i.an.
St. Bose E. S3d and Alameda Rev. X
O'Farrell. 8. 10. 7:80.
St. Andrew's E. 0th and Alberta Bar. 3.
Klernan. 8. 10:80, T:&0. -
The Madeleine B. 24th end Siskiyou Bev,
George F. Thompson. 7:30. . 10:30.
Ascension E. Yamhill and B. 78th Francis-
ran Fathers a- 10:30. 7:80.
Blessed 8a era meat Maryland ave. and Blaa
dena Rev. B. V. Kelly. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
Holy Cross T7A Bowdoln Rev. C. Raymond.
8. 1:30. 7:30. . .
St. Ignatius' '8220 43d st. B. E. Jeault
Fathers. :. 8, 10:30. 4.
St. Stephens' 42d and K. Taylor Bev. War
ren A. Watlt. . 8:80. 10:30, 7:30. -
St. rnilll? NerV B. 16th and Hickory Rev.
W. 1. i"artrriEbt. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Clements Smith and Newton -Kev Jo
seph Chanoton, nev.,aaomas aeawa, assistant.
8, 10:90.7:30.
Sacred Heart E. llth and Center Bev. O.
RobL. 8, 1O.30, 7.30. ,
Miss Mildred McBrtde
live, wide awake young peopl-e. The
formal organization and Installation
service will be held December 10 by
the Multnomah County Christian En-,
deavor union. The officers are: Prcel-
Membership Quest
Won by Donkeys
At Sunny side S. S.
The attendance membership
4t and best meetings' contest at
the Sunnyside Sunday school
has closed. Of the three sides
$ taking part, the Donkeys won, $
with a total of 1900 points. The
t Camels finished with a total of
1300, and the Elephants 1350.
jjt The contest was not only fun
In Itself, but It has raised the
lit attendance and active work In in
j the meetings considerably. The
attendance has increased about
jjt 30 per cent, on an average of
4t approximately '' 80 members to
116.
j 3 Jjjfc 3 3 3j Jf 3
To Hold Annual Bazaar.
The Guild of St. John's Episcopal
church. Sellwood. will hold their an
nual bazaar Thursday, December 7,
In the parish house. East Fifteenth
street and Harney avenue.
Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and Vancou
ver are. Rev. F. H. Miller. 6, 8. 10:30. 7:30.
tit. Agatha E. l-'.th and Miller lit. J.
Cumminaky. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
St. Joseph (German) 15th and Coach Bet'.
B. Durrer. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
St. Stanislaus (Polish Maryland ave. and
Failing Kev. F. Matthew. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Michael (Italian I 4th and Mill Rev. U.
Baleatra. S, 10:30, 7:30.
St. Clare's Capitol Hill Franciscan Father.
7:30. 0:13.
Kt. Cuarlea 83rd and Alberta Rev. O.
SniderUoru. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
Christian Science.
Sermon topic. "Ancient and Modern Ne-
crrmancy alia Mesmerism arid Hypnotism, De-'
uuunceu."
I'lrat church Everett, between 18th and
18th sts. 11, 8.
econd E. th and Holladay. 11. 8.
Third E. 121b and Salmon. 11, 8.
Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11, t.
Fifth Myrtle Park hall. 11.
Christian Science society Holbrook block,
St. Johna. 11.
Congregation aL
First Park and Madison Rev. Lather R.
Dyott. minister. 11 a. m., "The Hand of
trod In the History of America." 7:45 p. m.,
Wcber'a "Harvest Cantata" rendered by the
quertet.
First German E. 7th and Stanton Rev. E.
O. Willman.
Atkinson Community church E. 20th and
Everett Thomas S. Anderson, minister. 1 1.
University Park Haven St., near Lombard
Bev. F. J. Meyer, pastor. 11. 7:30.
Highland E. Oth and Prescott Rev. Geo.
Edw. Lewis, pastor. 11, "Thanksgiving to
Whom?" '7:30, ."A Jitney or a Streetcar?"
Pllerlm Missouri ae. and Shaver at. Rev
W. C. Kantner. 11, "The, Everlasting Tea."
7:30. "Losing One's Greatest Treasure."
Waverly Heights E. 33d aud Woodward-
Rev. A. C. Moses. 9:45. 11. 7:30.
Sunnyside E. 321 and Taylor Rev. J. J
Staub. 11, "The Christian Stewardship." 7:45,
"For the Sake of Others."
Zion (German) E. mil and Tremont Bar.
J. H. Hopp. 10:30.
Norweciun Danish Congregational Church E.
23d and Sumner Rev. Morton Olson. 11, 7:80.
St. Johns Rev. J. H. Barnett. pastor. 11. S.
Finnish Mission 1D7 Skidmore st. Bev.
Samuel Nevala. p. m. and 7:3U.
Laurelwood Corner 45th ave. and 65tb St.
S. E. 10. 11. 8:45 p. m. : 5 D. m.. vesper
services.
Episcopal.
Trinity lth and Everett Bev. A. A. Mor
rison. 8, 11, 8.
Pro-Cathedral or St Stephens the Martyr
13th and Clay Very Bev. K. H. McColllster.
deso. Rt. Rev. 7. 1. Sumner, blthop. 7:16,
11. 7:45.
St. David s E. 32th and Belmont Rev.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 11, "Modern Epistles."
7:30, "A Word in Searon."
St. Mark's zist an-j Marshall Rev. J. E.
H. Simpson, rector. Kev. J. G. Hatton. as
sistant rector. 8:30, 11.
St. Jobn'c Sellwood Rev. John D. Rice. 11.
The Heaviest Losers In the War." Evening,
"The Kingdom of Self."
St. Auurews Hereford at., portamoota
Archdeacon Chambers lu ccarge. II.
St. Mattnews. coroett sua Bancroft Sts.
Rev. W. A. M. Breck. vlcsr. 11 a. m.
Grace Memorial. Weldler and K. 17th N.
Bev. Oswald W. Taylor. K, 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham-
Rev. John Dawson. II. 7:30.
St. Michael's snd All Angela' E. 43d and
Cioadway Rev. T. F. Bowen. 11. 7:30 o a..
Church or our savior autn ave. and 4l-t
t. S. E. Archdeacon Chamlers In charge. 11
St. John's Sellwood Kev. John I. Klce. 11.
St. Paul's wood mtra iter, oxwald. Yt
Taylor. 4.
Bianop Morris Memorial CDspei. uooa sa
n.axltan hospital Uer. Frederick K. Howard.
7. 7:15.
ah Minis' inurcn zotn ana eavier uav.
Frederick K. Howard. 11. 6:30.
Evangelical Association.
Carson Heights Kev. N. Shupp, pastor.
11:30. 7:ao.
First Kngusn K. cth and Market Rev. E.
D Hornschuch. 11. 8.
First German Evtujrelical iota and Clay
Bev. G. V. Llening. 10:45 8.
Portland Mission Church Carson Heights
Rev. I, ttnupp. pastor. i:jo, our, 7:30.
Evangelical Synod.
German Evangeucal Friends' Church Ta-
ccma av. and U. Jatb Rev. Eliaa M. Her
eert. 10:45. 7:30.
St. Paul Evangelical church 147 Falling
Be v. J. Hergert. II. 7:3".
Blthanla. Danish, Evangelical L. P. EjoUer.
Free Methodist.
Central 65th kud a.. Flanders Bev. W. N.
Coffee. 11. 7:45.
First E. tb and Mill Bev. A. Beers, pas
tor. 11, a.
ft. Johns 81st and BTta ave. 11.
Third Bev. K. H. Clark. 11, 7:80.
Friends' Church.
Sunny aide E. 35ta and Main Bev. Homer
Coy- TUMI.
Lenta South Mala at Bev. John Riley,
West Piedmont - friends -church - Corner
Borthwick and Jeeep tt. Chester A. Hadley.
pastor. A, sxr-juex . 1 x-uiicv swrvcr 10 speaa,
Congregation Btth rael 12th and Mala
Htbet Jonaa mse. rnuay, s p. m.
Luthstan.
Bt. James. Engltoft -W e I'ark and Jeffer-
apt. Rev. Busaaro, nor. 11 and 8.
lmmanuel ittth an-t Irving 11. ji.
West Side Norweri Loti-rao 45 S. 14th
Rev. Wlihelnt Petiersna. 11. a.
Bethany Danish I'ntoa ave. N. and Mortis
He. M. C Jessea, Engneim. ; 11. .
lmmanuel . Germau beUwood Hv. H. C
LbeHos. 10:3V.
irlnuy; German (atlssoorl . tyaod) WU-
Mlss Essie Burke
dent. Miss Essie Burke; vice president,
Miss Denley: recording secretary. Miss
Longnecker; treasurer. Miss Wil"a
Weber, Corresponding secretary, 111 33
Mildred McBride.
Chicken Pie to Be
Piece de Resistance
On Thanksgiving
$ A chicken pie Thanksgiving
4 luncheon will be served in the
banquet rooms of the First f
Presbyterian church house on $
Tuesday of this week at 11:15
4t noon, to which business- men 4
jfc and women are especially In-
$ vlted. A charge of 35 cents a
plate will be made, the' entire
proceeds to be distributed 4
among the needy of the church 4
$ and neighborhood. Baskets of $
4 fruit also are sent out to the $
t ahut-lns and invalids of the
congregation and boxes of pro-
$. visions and Thanksgiving dainr
Ht- ties are delivered to the door of
$. families who otherwise might
have no special Thanksgiving
treat.
OF CHURCH
llams ave. and Graham Bev. J. A. Blnibasb.
10:15. 7:30.
Grace English (Missouri Sytwd) Alblna ave
and Mason at. Kev. E. PrubsL 30, 10:3X
:30.
German Evangelical Lutheran Klon (Mls
(.(.. 1 Synod) Salmon and Chapman Bev. H.
H. Koppelmann. 10:13, 7:45.
Bethel Norwegian i uthtran Free Cha-ch
Wjgant and Rodney aves. Rev. J. A. Star
uey. 1 1. 8.
St. Paul's Gernan I. 12th and Clinton
Bev. A Krauee. 10:30. 7:30.
8t. John's PeniiOTlsr sod Klrkpatrlck
Lev. K. (. Salzmsnu. 10:45. 7:30.
Swedish Augustan Rev. 11. B. Sasstedt j
10:45. 7:45. i
United Norwegian Portsmonth Bev. Blgw
A. ftenaelh. 11 and a. S. S., lo. Prayer
reeling. 'Ibursday.
Genua n KTangellul Rcfotmed Lents Bev.
W. G. Lleckaempei. 11.
Our Savior East 10th and Grant Rev.
George Uenriksen. English 10:15, Norwegian.
I1:J5.
Lattsr Day Saints.
Church, of Jesus ChfUt ot Latter Dsy Saints
(Mormoul E. 2tb and Madison. 11:43, 7,
Moutavllla (not Mors-on) II, 7:30.
Hethadiat.
District Sunerlnteoacut Uev. William Wal
lace Youngeou. D. D. tUl K. 62d St. N. Tabor
2.90.
First 12th and Tavlor Dr. Joshua staas-
flild. uilnister. Rev. Walter L. Alrheart, aa
aistant minister. 10:30, 7:3U p. m.
Centenary E. Oth nd E. Ploe T. W. Lane.
11. "Gud'a Gifts Our Joy." 7:30, "jesua as
a Friend."
Xtji.,r Street Church U all at 120 fourth
. 10:30 a. in.
Trinity E. 10th and Sherman Bev. I. N.
Sfaidifur. 11, 8.
Sedieh Bonbwlck and Beech Rev. John
A. Wellman. 11. 7:45.
Euwortb 26th and Savler Bev. C. O. Me-
Cuiioch. 11. 7:45.
Flnt Norwegian Danish 18th aad Hoyt
Rev. Ellas Gjerdlng, pattor. 11. 8.
Woodlawn . JOth an-1 U lit bland Kev.
W. k.. Kloaler.
Sellwoou Kev. Alexander V. Maclean. 11.
7:30.
Sunnyslder-E. 85th and Yamhill Rev. K.
Elmer Smith, pastor. C T. McPbersuo, as
sistant pastor. 11.
Mt. li.iMTfc. stark and 61st. E. Olln Rld-
rldge, minister. 11, "The Key That Unlocks."
7:30, "Ot Heroic Mould."
Cntrai aucuuver ave. and Fargo Bev. C.
C. Rarick. 11, 7:30.
St. Johns Ha yea and Leavltt Bev. J. H.
Irvine. 11. 7:30.
Montevllla Rev. O. L. Hamilton 11 "A
Heart of flood Tide." 7:30, Dr. Pratt will
apeak.
iiureiwond wi t. 0. k. and Foster roan
Rev. C. A. Carlos. II, "Tbs Divinity of the
Gosel." 7:30, "The Reasonableness of the
Gospel.
Ciiuioo Keny Memorial k, eoto and lfweli
Bev. A. B. Calder. 8:48, 11, 7:30.'
Japanese Mission uev. KUsea SUbara,
9:30. e:w.
Rose City Park Sandy blvd. and B. 68tb
N A. A. HeNt. 11.
v
r'eepera. 4:30.
Geruiau Rodney
ave. and SUab Bev,
A. tM-huuiann. 10. 8.
Afriean Z loo 23 Williams ave. Bev. W.
W. Howard. 11, 8.
Vancouver Avenue Norweglan-Dsnleb Cor
ner Skidmore Kev. A Us ban, Vereide. 10.4(1, S.
Uuivirslty Park i;ulard and flake Kev.
3. '1. Abbett. 11. 7:4.V
Lent liew. r . M. jasper. II, 8.
Bethel Larratiee and McMlllen Rev. W. H.
Ftince. 11:13, 8.
H 1 stmorelsnd Milw-tnkle are., near Ksmo
na Rev. R. W. Mauiden. 11, 7:30.
Lincoln E. 1 2d aud Lincoln Kev. B. H
Morse. 10:30. 7:30.
Patton Michigan jd Alberta Bev. Georgs
H Ieee. 11, 7:45.
Woodstock E. 44tb snd 60th ave. 8. E.
Kev. I. Poor. 11, 6:30.
First Uermis Kev. A. F. Cramer. 11, 8.
Brentwood Kev. Paul Green. 11.
Chinese Mission 11 snd T:30.
Carson Heights Kev. L. C. Douglas, Ken
dall station.
Clark scaoolbouse Rv. A. B. Wilson. 7:30
Irvington East 10th and Weldler Rev. S.
A. Dauford. 11.
I lnnton Rev. S. II. Dewert.
Bethel A. M. E. church Rev. W. H. Prince
11:15, 8.
Osk Grove, M. E. Community church. 11:15.
First M. E. church South, corner Union ave
and Multnomah st. Kev. W. 1. Fenton, pas
tor. 11, "The Voices We Have Heard." Eve
ning service, Bev. C. H. Reiroad will speak.
H. E. Church Boat.
Union ave. aad Mul nomah St. Uev. W. J
Fenton, 11.
afisaieni.
- Swedish Mission Kev. B J. Tboren. 11, a.
Elim chapel Kev. B. 3. Tboren. 100.
Bethel Free Church Ivy st. aad Williams
Bev. J. A. Btaavney. 11. a.
Baiareae.
First Pentecostal a-. 7ti and E. Coach its,
Rev. C. Howard De'ls. II. 7::.
Sellwood E. th an" 8Okan Rev. H. C.
Psker. 11. 7:30. - - .
Brentwood K. 67th ft. snd E. gDth ave
S E. Rev. Stella Crooks. 11, h.
Scandinavian IMS G-rfield. II. 7:80.
UigtaUud aPrk 1I-W E. 14th K Kev. g. L.
Meuuel. 10. 11 ":3o. f -Prssk
rtarisB.
First 12th and Alder at. Rev. John H.
Boyd, services at 10:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m.
Central K. 13th and Pin- ata. Uev. Aribnr
F, Biabop. D. D. :0:30. "Jesus' Pisa for Se
curing Large Congregatlona. ' 70 p. m.. pe
dal semsaa to men, "Quit Tso Like Men.'
Westminster E. J7ib so Sesmyler ate.
Bev. O. 8. Bauxn. 10:30. "Jese Inaugural
Address.' Evening service, J :30, "The secret
Arbor Lodge Bet. George B. Crumley. 11,
T:. ... - ' , '
Calvary UUt tad - Clay ata 10:30, - 'Bo-
OLD-FASHIONED FAIR
PARODY
IS ARRANGED
BY EPWORTH LEAGUE
Affair Will Be Held in Sunday
School Temple of the First
Methodist Church,
SIDESHOW ATTRACTIONS
Many Chapters of rortland Are
Heartily BebinA the Program and
Success Seems How Assured.
The district Epworth League will
hold a parody on the old-fashioned
county fair in the Sunday school tem
ple of the First MethodUt church at
Twelfth and Taylor streets cn Fri
day evening, December 1.
It Is planned to have every ex
hibit, attraction and display incident
to an old-style county fair. Among
some of the attractions are the incu
bator baby, a shooting gallery and a
hot dog stand.
The fair Is In charge of Dean
Wells, fourth vice-president of the
district, and Is being backed enthusi
astically by many of the chapters of
the city. The proceeds will be used
toward reducing the district debt in
curred by the presentations of the
pageant.
On the following night, December
2. the district is invited to attend
the Salem district rally held at Ore
Son City. Indications are that at least
50 Portland leaguers will attend. F.
N. Haroun has been asked to take
charge of the music that evening and
also to furnish special talent from
Portland.
On Sunday afternoon a consecration
servlca will be held, at which time
J. R. Benton, president of the Port
land district, Is scheduled to speak.
This is the first time in several
years that the Portland and Salem
districts have had the opportunity to
come together in a rally of this na
ture. The leaders of each ..olstrict
are therefore doing all they can to
make the union meeting as cordial
and helpful as possible.
Will Render Cantata.
The quartet at Rose City Park
Presbyterian church will give the can
tata, "Faith and Praise," by West, at
their regular musical service Sunday
evening.
SERVICES
generation Conversion Contact,
bv Wallace
ti liee. l. 11. 7:45,
Wallace II. Lee, D. D
ipe scarlet Line," by
rinirib- flri ami ..lbtw ats. Kev
G. Hanson 10:.tfl.
Henrr
Kenilworth E. 34th and Gladstone. 11. Eev
A. J. Montgomerv will t -
V. Noyea. miaslouary from Chlna' w'lll speak.'
William Maclevd. jl. I:3o
Kiacsii t. IHth na Hiviflovi ta. Re. p.
?AV 'sVTf DUcovery." '
veruou linn and vvrrsnt ata 11. 7:RO
tlni Moutavllla. TMh an.i it it......
?; Wr 8,mn- 11- "Gratitude for End urine
Mercies " V "TV. ,-r. . , . ..
.uc sw c .v.. rrH mum
imam Avenue i.-ii oum ave
W. II. Amos. 10.30.
d. E. ltev
Mt. Tabor E. (V,th and Belmont sts. Re?.
V 111 lam Orahaui Moore.
Lnltv Rev. W -i.i 1 c
LUd. II. 7. "
J-iedinmii Cleveland and Jarrett est. Kev.
A I.. Hntcblnaon. 1. 6.
Rose City Park E. 45th and Hancock
Rrt. J. M. nklnner.
sts.
Spokane Avenue S. 16th and Spokane
Be. W. 8. McCullagb. 11, 7:30. "UB
Manball Street I7tb and Marshall ats
Rev. A. J. Hsnna. II. 7:3a
Irinity Corner Virginia and Nebrafka sts.
Dr. A. J. Montgoaiety. 11. 7 30
Chinese 145V4 irt st. 7:43. '
Anabel with t. end 37th ate. S. . Key.
I. E. Nelson, pkstor. II. 5 p. in.
Reformed Presbyterian,
First Church Mluuew.ia and Alosworth
Kev. F. D. iraier. II. 7:30.
Kefarmed.
FlrstGerman Inn auu Clay Rev. G. Hal-
Second Columbia Mvd. and 83d at Key
E. A. VVyss. II.
Third rtrth ave.. Lent Ktv. W. G. Uen
keuiper. 11.
Salvation Army.
Corps No. 143 A.ii at. adjutant and Mr
Frank Uenge. II. 3.15. S.
Corps No. 4 f4n First St. Ensign lVrue
aud Captain Brown.
Swedish cortMi l.K) Bornslde.
Seventh Day Adventista.
Mote Regular services of to a uenomlnatloa
are beld ou a.HsrUay.
Central at 1 lib and Everett Elder P C
Hay ward, pastor. 11:15.
'laberuacle West Side. K. of P. hall llth
snl Alder. It..
Montavilla E, 80th and I. Everett Elder
S. F. Beatty. 11.
Lents Hi 10 und 58th ave. Elder D. J. Cblt
woud. 11.
et. Johns Central avenue and Charleston
Eider r.. 1). Ilurlburt. 11.
Muuut Tabor E. ootb a:. 2 Belmont
J. M. Wlllougbby. 11.
-Rsv.
Alblna German I skidmore and Mallory
Minister. H. J. Blrkaen; A. C. Schweltser, lo
cal eiuer. Ii.JO.
Ogdeu Had, Mississippi and 8haver Bev.
O. E. hauduea. II.
Services lor ths Deaf.
United Pr-liyierlau Wasco and Grand ave
Bev. 8. Earl Du Pols. 10:30, "Victorious
Men. 7:30, "Putting Christianity to the
Unitarian.
Church of Our Father Broadway and Tam
biti uv. l". 1.. fciM.t. D. O.. mluirter eo,erl
tos; Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr.. pastor. 11, "Wtiat
Did Jesus Say About Marriage?" 7:45, "The
Bible and the Public School." by J. A. Cnurch
111, State 8ujH. Publie Inalructlon.
United Bretllien.
Alberta 27th aud Alberta.
First E. 15th and Mo-TUon Bev. . P. O.
Bonebrake. 11 a. u.
Fourth OUtb and 'iZi ave. S. E.
Third Oilh st. and I'M ate. g. E. Herbert
F. White, paator, 11, 7:30.
First llth and Harney, Vancouver, Wash
Bev. John I. Mxewouder, pastor. Prescblna
11 a. m.t 8 p. m.
United Evangelical.
Fourth Rev. J. E. Conner. II 7:30.
Brdlcal Jessup st. Rev. A. '. Heuderson.
11, T .M).
Manor. Circuit ServicesCLerry Grove. 8 n
m. Brush Prslrle. 7:3C. "
Ockley Green Willamette a!vd. aLd Gay
Bev. U. H. Farnbatu. 11. S.
First E. lotb aud l'opiur Rev. J A
Goode. 11. 7:30.
bt. Johns Kev. A. P. Layton. 11, 8
United Presbyterian.
First E. 3;th aud ilawtuorue Rev. M." E
Dunn. 11, 7:45.
Church of lue Rtriinper Wawo street snd
Grand ave. Bev. S. Earl Dn Bols. 10:30, T:.w.
keutou I'ttitrd Prealiyteilan huri D I io
bsrd and Chatham sta Kev. J. ti. c'ule. oaa
tor. 11J3, Ii!0. V
Universalist.
Church of the (jou-I J l-iiiiii Broadway and
E. 24th. Rev. Frank T. Hcott. 1 a. m
"With L's They Should Not Be Made Per
fect." T. M. C. A. Y. W. C. A.
Y. U. C. A. Otb and Taylor H. V. Stone.
general secreisry o:ov p. ni.
Y. W. C. A. Broadway and Taylor 4:30
M. H. Msrvta of the Psclfle Advocate will
apesfc, subject, "P-ace or War."
XiaosUaaoous.
Associated Bible Htndents t. B--S. II
CbrUtenren's hall, llth and Yamhill ats.. 2 p.
m.. Eureks Oranla. S p. m. public diarourxe
by W. A. Baker, subject -Hoi of the
Chorea and Hope of the World."
Regular Balis! meetings Keadsy, 8 n. m.
Tburaday, 2 p. m. vnd S p m. (a room 814
Eiltvs building.
The Church of God. 361 Falling St. Serrirtt
11. Evsagelfeal MaMer will s-ek; 2:30. 7:4...
ChurHi of the Brefireo. 1124 Bxribwlck snd
BrsiBsrd sts. Pranchlrg S p. m.
Cbrlstedelpblans Zl R. Wssblngtoa at.
10:3V. '
When writing or calling oa advertisers,
please sneaUoa The JooraaL :. tAdv.)
Sunday . Schools - 1
Of Congregational
Church to Rally
A rally for all workers in the
Congregational Sunday schools
of the city and state is being
arranged for Tuesday, Decern- $
ber 6. The rally will consist of
s an afternoon and an evening
session. The first session will
be held from 6 until f o'clock W
in the afternoon at room 208.-
Y. M. C. A. building. At 6
o'clock a dinner will be 8erved
In the banquet room of the T.
M. C. A. for all who attend the
rally. Tho second and final 4k
session will be held at 7:10 s
o'clock In the parlors of the
First Congregational church.
Park and Madison streeta
Portland Leaguers
Visit Carson Heights
On Thursday evening about 15 of
the Portland Leaguers visited the Car
son Heights church at Capitol Hill
and organized! as an Ep worth League
chapter.
The first part of the evening was
devoted to entertainment and after a
short talk by J. It. Benton the young
people of the church decided that they
would llko to organize a society.
Walter Novak was elected presi
dent; Mrs, Thomas, first vice-president;
Mr. FTederickson, fourth vlce
preaident, and MIes McGulre, secretary-treasurer.
Evangelist Natural
Teacher of Scripture
At the Free Methodist church, cor
ner of East Fifty-fifth and East Flan
ders street, the revival services con
tinue with interest. The evangelist,
W. T. Klozbach, is a natural teacher
of the scriptures. Services are held
every evening and every afternoon ex
cept Mondays and Saturdays. A igiost
enjoyable praise service Is held every
evening commencing at 7:30. Take the
Montavilla car and get off at Fifty
fifth street and go one block south.
There will be a Thanksgiving day
service commencing at 10:30 a. m. and
closing with a public wedding at noon
Bible Program Is of
A Special Interest
A program of special Interest will
be heard in the Young Women's Bible
class of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school at 12:10 Sunday, when -lames
K. Kwlng will speak on Sargent's
Frieze, '"The Prophets," and Mrs.
Hathaway will sing. This is a special
class in Bible study for young women,
and J. J. Ross is the regular teacher,
but one Sunday In each month Is re
served for a special lecture by some
authority on the broader features of
religious study.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Christian church will give a
skating party at the Oaks rink Friday
evening, December 1. Everyone Is In
vited to come and g-et some good ex
ercise after their Thanksgiving feast.
Those on the committee of arrange
ments are the Misses I -eta Kennedy,
Faye Beery, Wanda Daggett, Isabelle
Kldd and the Messrs. Frank Forrester,
Wayne Feike, Loren Wells and Don
Mdrse. The patrons and patronesses
ore Mr. and Mrs. Meserve, Mr. and
Mrs. McFarllng. Mrs. Kennedy and
Miss West.
On TbanksglTlng morning, at 7 a. m..
the Sunnyside Congregational C. E.
will hold a sunrise prayer meeting.
Breakfast will be served later, at 15
cents per plate. Forty members are
so far enrolled for this meeting. All
ere invited to come and help celebrate
the true spirit of Thanksgiving at
this prayer service.
rivai Baa Orael C. E. society of the
First Presbyterian church will hold
their monthly song erv;ce at the Open
A!r santarium on Sunday, November
Tit ah vniinnr neonle ara most cordial-
'y Invited to attend and help these
vfinn? Kndeavorera cheer UD the 111
ones there. Meet at First and Alder
streets at 3 p. m. and take the Oregon
City car.
The laert of a series of four meetings
on "The Life of Paul" will be held
next Sunday evening at the First Pres
byterian church when Dr. John H.
Boyd will lead the San Grael C. II
meeting-which meets at 6:16 p. m. in
the chapel of the church. Everyone Is
lr-vlted to hear Dr. Boyd on this Inter
esting topic, "Paul, His Ideals and, At
tainments. The Christian Endeavor society of
the First United Presbyterian church
has taken UP a degree of social serv
ice work in the immediate past. Their
efforts have especially been directed
toward the Waverly Baby Home, which
Is supported to a largo extent by vol
untary contributions. Clothing, bed
ding, toys, etc., are needed. The
young people aro at work collecting
various articles and anyone desiring
to help them may call Tabor 468 or
Tabor 5521 for further Information.
Owing to theabaence of the pastor,
the evening service of Nov. 26. 1916,
of tho First United Presbyterian
church, corner East Clay and Thirty
seventh streets, at 7:45 p. m.. will be
tu charge of tho members of the Chris
tian Endeavor society. Pr. Geo. H.
Pratt will address tho meeting, which
will be led by Mies Ellanore Ewinu
Tfrero will be special music. All are
most cordially invited to attend the
service. "
Annual PraJs Service.
The Ladlfs Missionery society of
Kenilworth ll'resbyterlan church, Will
hold Its annual praise service to
morrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs.
Henry V. Noyes will be the speaker
of the evening. Mrs. Noyes has re
cently returned to this country, after
4 3 yeans of missionary service in
China. -
Thanksgiving ' Praise Service.
The annual Thanksgiving praise ser
vice of the Missionary society will be
held In the Vernon Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. Dr. George Pratt will deliver
a lecture on "Making Americans," 11
illustrated by lantern slides. There will
be - ;u?c!al -muHic by Miss Luella
Thompson and H. II. Buahnell.
Will Speak on Mohammedism.
Rev. G. K. Berry, of Kern Park
Christian church, will speak this even
ing n . "Mohammedism." This is the
third lecture in a eriee & tbs rarl-
ouat religions. y
EXPERT' EFFICIENCY
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CLASSES ARE ENDED
" aawai 1 1 1 1 - , , :
Six Weeks' Course Is Expect
ed to Develop Desired
Corps of 300 Sought.
GRADUATES TO BANQUET
Big roast to Be Held at Sunnyside
Congregational Church In Honor
of Those rtnlshlng Tea.
The expert efficiency classca under
the supervision of the Mulinoniah
County C. K. Union were closed
TucMilay evening, November 21, end
ing the six weeks' course In the effl
t Uncy work. This completes the teat
book, "Kxpoi't lCndeavor," used In con-
liictlon with the course.
The course 1ms nmtilsted of a thor
ough study of Christian Endeavor C,
rrtetliofls and principles, Kach phase
of I'hilstiun Kmleavor work was taken '
up in a manner which left clear In the
ti'.lnds of thOKO attending the classes
I lie importuned f such work in the
fcndeavor field.
Kach officer's duty to the society
Una explained and gone Into most
thoroughly. Spci-lal Klie.sH was laid
rvn tho eoinmlttcM-K ami their work,
which was cllscusned from every point
of view. These ulseusslons proved
very beneficial and intercxtlnn; In many
v.'dys to the mcinheis uiul worveil lo
rive vent to their views on thn differ
ent subjects taken up. Nrer t-foie
has Quite such a court- of Mudy lieen
taken up and the benefit derived by
the socict'ea in the t-fflicney nf Uielr
irembers are even now loKliining to
how up. The societies' allemlaiiee has
Veen increased, ,t grculer Inlerest
shown In the Clirlsllun Kmleavor work
nnd. In fact, every Uepurt mont has
shown an added improvement.
At the first meeting (if tho classes
In October soma "5 n. embers were, en
relied. At the Blxth inecllnu llio hooks
showed an Increase of more than 100
per cent. It is expecled that at leant
17f. or more will take the fiiinl exami
nations. The caMipuign for millions'
nroportionment for the Multnomah
Union is 300 efficiency experts. Half
of this number has been secured and It
Is expected that the other 150 will
rraduute this month and so fill this
proportlonment.
Last Sunday afternoon a review
class was held at the Kant Side Chris
tian church. A second review will be
held tomorrow nt tho same church at
3.30 p. m. This clans 1h a splendjd
opportunity for those who have not
found It posaible to attend the reg
ular classes and will enable them also
to take the final examinations credibly.
The flual examinations will be held
Tuesday evening. November 28, at the
regular class hour at the respective
churches where the meetings have becu
hld.
Monday evening. December 4, at 6:15
P- m.. a large banquet w ill be held at
the Sunnyside I'otih'reKalioiiAl church
'p honor of the expert efficiency grad
uates and thOHe that have taken the
ctuirre. All Kndcavorers and frtenda
are most cordially Invited. Reserva
tions should be made to Miss Beatrice
Hrownell, phone Main 83 89. Plates L'S
cents.
Christian Endeavor
Secretary Is Coming
Rev. C. T. Decver, trcneral aecre
tary of the Christian Endeavor o
clety of the I,'nlted Rrethrp.n church,
will visit the several United Hreth
ren churches In the city next Sunday.
Mr. Deever conies from Dayton, Ohio,
and Is on a visit to the Pacific Coast
district in the Interest of yr En
deavor work.
He will hold meetings in the city
next Sunday at the following places:
i ai 11 a. in , Alberta church. Twenty
seventh and Sumner streets; at 8
, P. m. at the Tremont church, and at
1 :30 p. m. at the First church, corner
of East Fifteenth and Morrison
streets.
Mr. Deever is a young man of un
usual ability as a leader and Insplror
of the young. His worlt everywhere
Is attended with very fruitful results.
It will be worth your time to hear
him.
Harvest Cantata to
Be Choir Feature
Tomorrow night the First Congre
gational church rholr will render
Weber's "Harvest Cantata" under the
direction of Mrs. Leonora Fisher
Whlpp, organlwt. This will be the
third In a series of musical evenings
now being given by the quartet on
the last Sunday evening of each '
month. The church doora will be open
at 7:30 and no seats will be reserved, '
At li a. in. Dr. Luther 11. Dyott, the
puMor, will speak on "The Hand of
God In the History of America." In
thla sermon Dr. Dyott will be Just to
all phases of our national life, not
partaking of a pessimistic note, snd
thus Justify a clearer outlook upon
the things that we are facing -nation.
Second Lecture on
Revelation Sunday
The second lecture or study on Rev
elation will be given tomorrow, Sun
day, evening by Evangelist Hayward, '
at Knights of Pythias hall, corner
Eleventh and Alder streets, at 8
o'clock sharp. The subject will deal
particularly with the reasons for the ;
cnriaiian cnurcn arming towards tns,
customs of paganism and coropromis
Ing with heathen ceremonies In order -
to become more popular, under the ,
diplomatic guidance of Emperor Con
stantine. -
Revival Series to
Commence, Monday;
Beginning Monday a series of evan
gelistic services wilt be conducted at
the JCast" fiUde Baptist church with
K. P. Lyon of Lo Angeles, a converted
Hebrew, In charge of the meetings.
They will be held at 2:3s irvtbe after
noon and also at 7 o'clock la the
venlng. r The meetings will conclude
VJIundajr evening.
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