THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
PORTLAND. bREGOIT.
14
SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917.
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BIBLE AUTHORITIES'
CONFERENCE TO BE
' GLADSTONE FEATURE
H. A. Ironside, Noted Bible
Scholar, to Deliver Address
' Monday Evening.'
SENIORS WILL GRADUATE
Biff Xeetlnr, tater-Denominational In
Character, Xs Under AupJcH of
Portland Bible ImtitnU.
With impressive features, the Ore
gon Bible conference will cpen next
Monday evening at Gladstone park.
H. A. Ironside, the noted Bible ex-
positor, will deliver the opening lec
. ture on "Nebuchadnezzar's Dreams,
the A, B, C of Prophecy."
.The iargest aggregation of noted
Bible teachers ever gathered together
in Oregon, will be at this conference.
. Bible itudents of Portland and the
state are expected to attend in num-
bers, to take advantage of the oppor-
tunlty of hearing them.
The list of speakers Includes: II. A.
Ironside, author, lecturer and exposl
'. tor; Rev. Mark Matthews of Seattle,
pastor of the largest Presbyterian
church in the world; Rev. Walter B.
Hlnson of Portland, one of the fore-
' most Baptist preachers in the coun
try; Rev. Sam J. Reld, D. D.. of Bel
fast, Ireland; author, lecturer and
evangelict; E. J. Bulgln, D. D., one of
America's foremost evangelists; Rev.
i Alexander Beers, pastor of the First
Free Methodist church of Portland;
Rev. Homer xj. Cox, pastor of the
Sunnyside Friends church; Mrs. J. E.
Fee, Canadian missionary to China for
14 years, nnd Mrs. Walter Duff, for
mer secretary of a large evangelistic
society among the Ulster Scotch.
Graduation Zs Planned
A feature of the conference will be
the graduation of the senior class of
the Portland Bible Institute, some of
whom are preparing for work in the
foreign field.
The conference, which will be inter
denominational In character, is under
the auspices of the Portland Bible
Institute.
The conference will, be open to the
public, and the expenses will be de
frayed by free-wili offerings.
Following la the program for the
week:
Monday, July 23
7:S0 p. m. H. A. Ironside. Bible
teacher and writer of international
reputation. Subject: "Nebuchad
. nezzar's Dream, the A. B. C of
Prophecy."
8:30 p. m. Dr. Mark Matthews, pastor
of the largest Presbyterian church
in me worm. Subject: "He Is Com
ing." Tuesday, July 84
10:00 a. m. H. A. Ironside, first lec
ture on "Chart on Revelation."
11:00 a. m. Dr. Mark A. Matthews
. of Seattle on "The Four Judgments."
a:00 p. m. Rev. S. J. Reid on "Pll-
J Trim's Progress, the Immortal Al
egory." 1:00 p. m. H. A. Ironside on "Dan
iel's Seventy Weeks, the Backbone
of Proohecv "
7:30 p. m. Dr. Walter Benweli Hln
son. late national evangelistic sec
retary A. B. H. M S.
:S0 p. m. Rev. Alexander Beers on
"The Bock of Job."
Wednesday, July 35
10:00 a. m. Dr. Alexander Beers, pas
tor of the First Free Methodist
church, Portland, on "The Book of
Job."
11:00 a. m. Rev. Homer Cox.
8:00 p. m. H. A. Ironside's second
lecture on, "The Revelation."
8:00 p. m. Dr. Walter B. Hlnson.
7:80 p. m. Graduation class of Port
land Bible Institute, Rev. Walter
Duff, superintendent.
8:00 p. m. H. A. Ironside. "The Mid
night Cry and the Signs of the
Times."
9:00 a. m. Rev. S. J. Reid on "Pil
grim's Progress.''
Thursday, July 38
10:00 a. m. H. A. Ironside's third
lecture on Revelation
Second speaker to be supplied
'E PFem.-cnaXn8 'inJIfy
unina ror 14 years. Subject: "Is
American Christ lanitv Practical?"
Mrs, Walter Duff, former secretary
of a large evangelistic society among
the Ulster Scotch.
7:80 n. m. H. A. Ironside on "The
Judgment Seat of Christ."
El wood J. Bulcrln. D. D.. L T. TV.
. stands next to Billy Sunday among
American evangelists. Theme: "Will
the Old Book Stand? or. Ten Rea-
sons for Believing in Inspiration."
rrlday. July 27
8:00 p. m. Dr. Bulgin.
8:00 p. m. Dr. Bulgin. Subject: "The
Lean Cow."
Saturday, July 28
8:00 p. m. Dr. Bulgin.
8:00 p. m. E. J. Bulgin on "The Moun-
tain Whites of North Carolina
Heroes in Homespun." "
Sunday, July 39
8:00 p. m. Dr. Bulgin on "Moses."
: What Must Church Member Do?
On Sunday morning at the First
Christian church the pastor, Harold
II. Oriff is, will discuss the question,
"What Must the Church Member Do
to Be Saved?" In the evening Rev.
Mr. Griffis will speak on "Redeeming
the Time or the Parable of the Clock."
: Special music numbers will be pro
vided at both services by the pre
centor, R. V. McKalson. .
Resinol
will heal those
mosquito bites
A touch cf Resinol takes the
itch and smart right out ol mosquito-bites,
and soothes and cools
sun-bumed, wind-burned skin.
This gentle healing ointment
seems to get right at the root of
skin-troubles like eczema, ivy-
' poisoning, heat-rash, and hives,
clearing them away in a sur-
prisingly short time. Resinol is
sold by ail druggists.
State Evangelist to
Pill Pulpit Sunday
At White Temple
At the First Baptist church
(White Temple) Rev. H. E.
Marshall, recently appointed
state evangelist for Oregon by
the Oregon Baptist state con
vention, will occupy the pulpit
Sunday morning and evening.
In the morning his theme will
be "The Sweetest Story Ever
Told." and In the evening
"Thinking, Turning, Running."
The morning offertory will
be "Consider the Lilies," by
Topllffe, and In the evening
"Tarry With Me, Oh! My
Savior," by Beethoven.
MRS. THOMAS ESTILL
FOR SALVATION ARMY
Prominent Worker for West
ern States to Be Chief
Speaker in Portland Sunday
Mrs. Thomas Estill, one of the most
prominent of Salvation Army workers
In the western states, will be In Port
land to lead a series of meetings Sun
day in the Salvation Army Corps No.
1 hall, 243 Ash street.
Mrs. Estill is considered as one of
the most energetic of leaders in army
slum work and rescue work. S.he has
been interested in an active way in
children's home in the west.
She is visiting the, rescue homes in
this territory, with a view toward ob
serving methods and suggesting im
provements.
Mrs. Estill Is accompanied by her
daughter. Corps Cadet Catherine Es
till. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. T.
W. Scott of Seattle will assist in the
meetings Sunday, which will be held
as follows: 11 a. m.. United Holiness
meeting; 3:15 p. m.. praise service; 8
p. m., salvation meeting.
Exceptional ability as a speaker is
attributed to Mrs. Estill. She has
traveled extensively, having accom
panied her husband. Commissioner
Thomas Estill, western territorial lead
er of the Salvation Army, on his many
travels. He was at one time stationed
in Japan in the interests of the Sal
vation Army.
Dr. Hinson's Sixth
Sermon Is Sunday
At the East SAde Baptist church on
Sun-day morning Dr. Hlnson will preach
his sixth sermon on the "Second Com
ing of Christ," his topic being "How
We May Enter the Kingdom of God."
At night he will preach on "Spilt
Water." The text is In the Bible, even
to the Identical "word. k And in Its set
ting. It stands for three great facts
which the preacher will disclose in
his sermon, and he will show how
personal and universal and serious are
those same three facts.
On the following Sunday, which, will
be Communion Sunday, there will be
an opportunity given for any to join
the church, either by letter, experi
ence or baptism. A large number have
erpresesd their Intention of uniting
with this church. It is growing so
rapidly it bids fair to double its mem
bership during the first year of Dr.
Hinson's pastorate. In spite of the
vacation season being at hand, the
church is crowded whenever the doc
tor preaches, and the interest in all
the church's activities is unabated.
Dr. Hinson preached at the Albany
Chautauqua last Sunday night, and at
tended the Preachers' conference at
Boise. Idaho, last Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, where ha delivered
n 1 o-t tahipu T -.1141 -
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topic being 'The Second Epistle to the
Corinthians."
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jjc unurcn jzeaiiire!
A B1M. institute will be held from
July 27 to August 6, at the First i
Friends church. East Thirty-fifth and :
Main streets, under the leadership of j
William M. Smith, principal of the
Union Bible Seminary of Westfleld.
Indiana, and editor of the "The Friends
Minister."
Rev. H. L. Cox, pastor of the church.
invites attendance at the afternoon
meetings at 2:80, and especially at the
popular meetings for the public at
30.
Dr. Clarence Wilson
Will Speak Sunday
Dr. Clarence True Wilson will speak
in the Sunnyside Methodist church
Sunday at 11 a. m. Mr. Wilson is
speaking and preaching frequently
while taking his vacation. Last Sun
day he spoke at Seaside. Or., and
assisted Rev. Dr. Toungson and Rev.
R. E. Smith in celebrating the eigh
teenth anniversary of the church
there, of which Rev. Charles T. Mc
Pherson is pastor.
Summer Program Active
Considerable activity ls to be found
In the First Congregational church this
summer. Ir. Luther R. Dyott, the
pastor, who has been preaching every
Sunday during July, will be in his
pulpit July 22 at 10:30 a. m. and
7:45 p. m., discussing the interesting
theme In the morning "As One Thlnk
eth" end in the evening "They Wnt
to Get a Drink." Dr. Dyott ls conduct
ing devotional studies in the psalm
on Thursday evenings. The Bible
school at the summer assembly hour,
beginning at noon, will on July 22
have a "Chalk Talk" by W. Q. Pearson.
Pastor Baptizes Own Family
Services at the New Church society,
Eiler's hall, last Sunday contained an
unusual feature In the baptism by the
pastor. Rev. William R. Reece, of his
wife, mother and son. This was the
first baptismal .service in this city
by the recently ordained castor
Following a vote of the membership
. was aeciaea to dispense with serv
ices during the summer until Septem
ber 2. The pastor will spend ft con
siderable portion of him vacation period
In missionary effort at various town
near Ptytland.
TO CONDUCT MEETINGS
OREGON BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION
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tuiu left to right:
The- Oregon Baptist Young People's
union and summer assembly will be
held at Salem on the state fair
grounds beginning July 27 and con
tinuing until August 6. An excellent
program has been arranged. The fore
noon sessions will be devoted to class
work under the leadership of an able
corps of teachers. The Bible class
will be taught by Dr. Young of Al
bany and the social service class by
Dr. "Batten of Philadelphia, social
service secretary for the American
Baptist Publication society.
Union Services at
Waverly Church
At the union service of the Clinton
Kelly Methodist church, Kenilworth
Presbyterian churcn and Waverley
Heights Congregational, which will b
held in the latter church on the cor
ner of Thirty-third street and Wood
ward avenue, at 8 o'clock Sunday eve
ning, the message will be given by
Rev. E. P. Lawrence, pastor of Kenil
worth Presbyterian church. His theme
will be "Christian Unity," in which he
will show some of the movements of
recent years toward a closer affilia
tion of the great Christian forces of
the nation. Speical music will be fur
nished by the choir of the Kenilworth
church. These union services have
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
8th Stmday After Pentecost
Lauen Topio
B T. P. O. "Applying the Golden Enle to
life."
Baptlit
First White Temple 12th end Tmylor sta.
Rev H. E. Marshall. 11. "The 8wetet Story
K-vpr Told." 7:46, "Thinking. Turning, Run
ning." Swedish rinnisB Mission White Temple. 5.
Enst Side East 20th and Ankenr ata. R.
W. B. Hlnon, paator. 11. "How We May
Enter the Kingdom of God." 7:45, "Spilt
Water."
Highland E. 6th and Alberta Rtr. Charles
Melrr, oastor. Rer. Thomas Stepbenaon. Carl
ton. Or.. 11. 7:30.
Arlrta Her. W. A. Sprlfga.
UniTeralty I'ark 11. 7:80.
Swedish 15th and Hoyt BeT. Gideon
SJolandsr, paator. 10:30, 7:30.
Grsca MontaTllla Rer. T. H. Caah. 11. 8.
SeUwood BeT. V. H. Hajea. paator. 11,
7:30.
St. Johns Rev. E. P. Borden, paator, 7:80.
CaTTary E. 8th and Grant Her. J. B.
Thomas, paator. It, "Treating ETerybody
Bight." 8, The Devil's KUgkm."
Mt. CaWary Eaat Pine and Grand are.
BeT. A. M. Alachacek. 11. 8.
Third Knctt and VnncouTer aTe. Rev. V, .
J. Be Ten. 11, "Rellrlon and Business."
7:30, "Decision."
Chinese 30 DaTla at.
Lenta 11, Bt. E. P. Walts. 8, Barley K.
Ballrren.
Second German Morris and Rodney it.
11, 7 :..
Glencoe E. 45th and Main BeT. A. B.
Walta. 11, Rer. Jennie C. Gibson. 8, "The
Glory Shining Within.."
Mount OlWet BeT. W. A. Magrett. 11, 8.
Italian Mission BeT. Francesco Saonella.
11. 8.
First German 1th and Mill Bct. J. Kratt.
11, 7:80.
North Portland Mission 800 Mcolal at. Fri
day, s.
KussellTllie Mission.
Tabernacle K. 4d and Holrate BeT. Wal-
uu- cun 7 30
First Park nd Columbia BeT. Harold H.
CSWk T.' "dESE
the Time, on the Parable of the Clock."
Kein Park, BeT. u. K. Berry. 11. Patriotic
"c? . w.
Vh .,.r Ti Vf.. jo' Ti,;
Crown? ". 8. 'The Dearest Desires of Two
Vouni Hearts
SeUwood 13th and Tenlno BeT. J. B. John
son, 11. &
St. Johns Bct. Herbert F. Jones. 11, 8.
Bethel E. 82d and Thompson BeT. Aubrey
W. Wilson.
MontaTllla K. 78th and Hoyt Bct. Eugene
Bun. 11.
Gladstone Bev. Boy L. Dunn. 11. 8.
Bodney Arcane and Knott Bct. J. Carlos
Gbonmey.
Wonllawn Christian 7th and Llbertr Rt
J. H. klcOullum. 11 "What Did Jesua Put
Into the Commlon." 8, "The Wedding W,
Furnished With uueats
Bungalow 17th asd Court Frank E. Jonet.,
pastor. 11. o.
Catholla
St. Peter's Le-ta Bct. p. Beutgen, g.
10:a0, 7:30.
Pro-Cathedral 15th and DbtU Bt. B. V
O'Uin. tt. :1C. b:30. W:45. 11. 7:42.
St. Lawrence 3d and ttberman BeT. J. C-
Uughea. b, 8:9U, lu:3U, :au.
St. Patrick's 19th and SaTler Bt. B. P
MurnhT. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Franc la' K. 11th and Oak Bt. J. H.
Black, tt, , v. iu:au, i -au.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Willlama are.
and o tan tou Ber. W. A. Daly, o, o. 8, 11,
Holy Bosary K. 3d and Clackamas Ber. B
8. Olaon. . 7. 8. . 11, 7:30.
St Bose E. 53d and Alameda BeT. J.
O'sm'rreU. 8. 10, 7:30.
St. Andrew's E. tth and Alberta Bev. J,
Klernan. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
The Madeleine K. Z4tn ana Biaklyou Bev
r.Mrit i Thompson. 7:3V. 8. 10:30.
Ascension &. j ammu aua a., igu STancia-
tan Fathers, a. iu:du. :m.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland are. end Blin
ilno-kK. F. W. Black. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
, Holy Cross 774 Bow (Join Ker. c. Baymond.
K. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Ignatius' 8220 43d at. S. E Jesuit
Fathers. tt:30, 8. 10:30. 4.
St. Stephen' 42d end E. Taylor Ber. War
ren A. Waitt. S. 8:30. 10:30. V.30.
St. Philip Ned's (Paullat Fathers) E. 16th
and Hickory neT. vr. . bartwrignt. pastor,
a. 8:30. 10:30. 7:80.
gt, Clements Smith and Newton Rev. Jo
seph Chapotoo, BeT. A nomas meatoa, assistant.
Sacred Heart E. llth and Center Bev. G
Bool. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
Holy Kedeemer Portland blTfl. md Vaneou
ver T. t. r. n. miner, o, o, iv.au, j
St. Agatha K. lata ana Miller Rt. j
Otmmlnskv. 8. 10:30. 7:30.
8t. Stanislaus (Polish) Maryland are. and
Falling Bev. F. Matthew. 8, 10:30, 7:30.
St. Joseph (German) 15th and Coucn Rev.
B. LMirrer. o. iv;w, i w.
8C Michael (Italian) 4th and Mill Bar. M
Saleatra. s. wuiv. I :w.
St. Clare's Capitol Hill Franciscan Fathers.
v-an.
St. Charles 83d and Alberta Bev. O. Sal-
sernera. it iu.
rwS)-WMUa
; PJ"t Park . and Madison Bev. Lntaec M.
Rev. Dr. Batton, Mrs. Mabel Stevens
Classes will be held In methods of
young people's work, missions and
Sunday school work.
Miss Meyers, missionary editor for
the American Baptist Publication so
ciety, will teach junior classes. Miss
Crlssman of Chicago, superintendent
of "The World Wide Guild." will
conduct a choral class each day.
The afternoons will be devoted to
recreation, such as hikes, bathing,
boating field games and tennis. Pro
fessor W. R. Stowe of O. A. C. will
been well attended, nnd all have en
Joyed the excellent music and sermons.
"Summer" Dr. Boyd's Topic
At the First Presbyterian church,
Eleventh and Alder streets, the pastor.
Dr. John H. Boyd, will preach both
morning and evening. His sermon sub
ject will be "Sunshine A Cheery Mes
sage for Midsummer," and his evening
subject "Twilight Thoughts and
Hopes." a meditation on Tennyson's
"Crossing the B.r," which will be
sung as a duet by Mrs. Lulu Dahl
Miller and Mrs. Leah Slusser Hatha
way. All departments of the Sunday
school will meet together at 12U0 in
the Sunday school auditorium for one
of the series of illustrated lectures on
"Heroes of the Old Testament." The
subject will be "Moses," given by B.
A. Thaxter.
Dyott, minister. 10:30. "As On Thlnketh."
7:46, 'They Went to Get a Drink."
Atkinson Memorial chnrch E. 29th and Et
erett. Rer. Warren Morse, psetor. 11, "The
Retourcva and Satisfactions of Life." 7:46,
"God and N stare."
Ftnt German E. 7th and Stanton Bev. E.
O. Willman.
Pilgrim Missouri and Sharer st. Rrr.
W. C Kansner. 11. "The Springs of Life."
8, 'The Gentleness of Christ."
UnlTerslty Park HaTen at-, near Lombard
BeT F. J. Meyer, paator. '
Highland E. 6th and Preacott Rev. George
Edward Lewis, pastor.
WaTerly Uetgnts E. S3d and Woodward
BeT. A. a Moser. 11. "Getting the Most Out
of Life." 8, union errlce, Ber. B. P. Law
recce, "Cbrlattan Unity."
Sur.nyslde E 32d and Taylor Bev. J. J.
Staub. 11. "The TraTBil of Hit Soul." 7:46.
Trie Christian Church. Past. Present and
Future. "
Zlon (German) E. 0th aaA Tremont Rev. J.
H. Hopp. 10:80.
Norwegian Danish Copgregatlopel el E.
23d and Sumner Rev. Morton Olaon. 11. T:30.
St. Johns BeT. J. H. Barnett, pastor. 11. 8.
Finnish Mission 107 Skldmore st Rer. Sam
uel NeTala. 7:30.
Laurelwood Conrre rational church 45th sts.
and 85th at. S. B. 11, S.
ArdeawaM Ardenwald ststlon Howard W.
Hopklrk.
Christian Solenea.
Subject teeaon sermon: "Life."
First cburcnETerett. between 18th and 18th
sta. 11. 8.
Second E. th and Holladay. 11. 8.
Third E. 12th and Salmon. 11, 8.
Fourth VancouTer are. and Emerson. 11, 8.
Fifth Sixty-Second street and Forty-Sec
ond arenue southeast. 11.
Sixth Portland hotel assembly fcalL 11. 8.
Christian Science Society Holbrook block
St. Johns. 11.
Znlscenal.
TrlnitT 19th and RTerett a a Uo.
rlson. rector. 8. 11. 8.
Pro-Cathedral of St. Steohen h Martvr
13th and Clay Very BeT. K. H. McOoUister.
dean. Bt. Ber. W. T. Sumner. bUhnn 11
7:46. ' ' "'
St. Darld's E. 12th an1 Rlit t?
Thomjtsj Jenkins, rector. 7:30 sv.ao 11
ery Man's Bellglon." T:80. 'Wny Men and
wemen anoold Go to Chnrch."
St. Mark's 21st and Marahall Bct T r n
Simpson, rector. Rer. J. c. Hatton aaeoflata
rector. 7:30. 11. 7:45. '
St. Andrews Hereford at.. Porta tn imik
Archdeacon Chambers la charge. 9, 7 80 a. n.
St. Matthews Careen and Baxntft it- '
Bev. W. A. M. Brack. Tlcar. 11 a. aa.
uraca Memorial weidler and K. 17ta N.
bct. uswaia v. xnywr. a, ii.
uooa snepnera vancoarer and Graham Bj
John Dawson. 11. 7:90.
St. Michael's and All innk' B ax .-a
SlWint l.V, AX, o.
CDorcn or uur saTior Both in. and
8. E. Archdeacon Chambers la charra. 11
ol. nut m TTooumere ar. uswald W. Tav
lor. 4.
BlahOD Morris Memorial cbanoL Gowi
iiau uusyiiai act. r reaeric a.. Howard. 7,
All Saints' church 25th and Sarler n..
Frederic K. Howard. 11. 6:30.
St. Johns church Corner si. 15th and nn,.
Sellwood Archdeacon Cbambere In charge, llj
Evangelloal AasoeUtlea.
. .?.yn.oelbUIt'T- N "PP" Pastor.
um uiiina otn ana Markot v
U. Hurnscbuch. 11. 8.
urst German kTangelical 10th and Clar
BeT. U. F. Uenlnc. 10:46. . '
Portland Mlaakia church Carson Helrhta
U.. K. kKi.i... ....... .1.4.. . .
Swedish Mian Ion Tabernacle. Gllsan and N
17tn BeT. C. J. Ledln. 11. 7:80.
Evangelical Byn4.
German Evangelical Friends' churcn Tim.
1 .u 1 1 m,i .. . w-
lu;45, 7:30.
Free MsthodUt.
Central 55th and E. Flanders R
Coffee. 11, President O. E. Tiffany.
r u b i a,, vui ana ssiu nev. A. hm i
7:30. '
St. Johns Richmond and HndsoB at vi
At. DOIT, pWlVT. O, XI.
iniru tuvr. n. kx. Clark. 11. T:30.
Trieads' Chorea.
First E. 35th and Main sts. Rct. Tt r
Mil. xx, .W.
,. ..OA - - -
Lents south Main st. bt. John KllrT
11, 7:30. '
West Piedmont Friends' chnrch Corner
uoruwiH mi cuir .aesrer a. Hadlry,
JswiSA.
Congregation Beth Israel 12th and Mala
Keooi jomu o. mw. rriaay, 5 p,
Lntaeraa.
St. Jamea. Enclish West Park mm Imrr
moo Bev. William Etsu Brankbam. 11 g.
immannel 19ih and IrTing 11, .
West Side Norwegian LHiLhemu fci R, ltn
Bcthanla Danish a)Teg9llcal Lathers
ehorch union aTe. ana Morris st. Rev. L.
r. njouer. xi m. w. iin a v. m.
Infuianael uerman miiwom ttev. H. c.
Frwtlnr 10:30.
St. Panl'e German K. 12th and Clinton
Rev. A. nxaussi. xv.sv, i. aiow. service la
cvmUss. a.
Trinity German Ofiasonri Synod) Willlama
ave. aad Oraham Rev. J. A. Rlmbees, 10:13,
I . . aM ..
V7" "irf7
an ana HUSB St. MI. BL. nunat.
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TO HOLD SUMMER ASSEMBLY IN SALEM
M
Burton, Rev. J. D. Sprlngston, and
have charge of the athletic and recre
ation features.
Professor Flarlda will give
"chalk talk" on "Hiawatha" one eve
ning. There are to be evening ad
dresses by prominent speakers, such
a? Dr. W. B. Hlnson and others.
The first evening will be featured
by a camp fire around which story
tellers will hold sway.
Dr. Wright will give an Illustrated
missionary address each evening, us
ing slides depicting all lands and
phases of missionary progress.
Theological Meeting
Will Not Be Held
The annual meeting of the Pacific
coast theological international confer
ence announced to be held at Vic
toria, B. C, July 24-27. has been given
up on account of war conditions. Presi
dent Stephen B. L. Penrose of Walla
Walla hopes it may be resumed next
year.
Red Cross Entertainment
On Tuesday evening. July 2 4, a musi
cal and literary entertainment will
be given at the -First Christian church
for the benefit of the Red Cross. The
program will be under the direction
of Mlrs Eugenia Craig, and will con
sist of readings by Miss CraJg, also
OF CHURCH
Evangelical Lutheran Zlon (Missouri Synod)
Salmon and Chapman Rer. H. Koppeh
mann. German 10:16; English, 7:45.
St. John's Peninsular and Klrkpatrlck
Rer. K. O. Salamann. 10:45, 7:30.
Bwedhtb Augustana Rev. H. E. Sanstedt.
10:45. 7:45.
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Free church
7:80.
Trinity (Norwegian) Portsmouth Rev. Rlrw
A. Stenseth. 11. 8. Serlas at Landes ball
15th and Alhrta.
Our SaTior East 10th and Grant Rev. Geo.
Hearlkson. English, 10:15: Norwegian, 11:15.
uerman KTangellcal Kelormed Lenta Rev.
W. G. Llrnkaemper. 11.
Latter Say Saints.
Church of Jeans Christ of Latter Dot 8stnt
(Mormon) E. 20th and Madison. Bct. M. J.
Ballard. 10:30, 11:45. 7:3U.
ine lieurxanlsed Lhuruh of Jesus Christ ol
Latter Day Saints (not Mormons ft 7h
and IrTing sts. C E. Jones, pastor. 11. 7:45.
Vsthodlat Zplacopaa. j
Brentwood Rer. Psul r. dreen. Prirh
1ns; at 11, S.
Mtnei A. M. B. W. H. Prlno. pastor. 11,
8:10.
Kendall BeT. Paul F. Green. Preachlne
at 7:30.
Centenary Rev. T. W. Lane, D. D.
Central Rev. C. C. Barick. 11. 8.
Clinton Kelly BeT. A. B. Calder. 11.
'Memorial Stones." 8. Ber. A. C. Moses.
Union serrice.
Kpwortu Bev. C. O. McCuUoch. D. D. 11.
7:44.
First Chnrch BeT. Joshua Stansfleld. D. D
Rer. Walter Lee Alrbeart. assistant oastor.
10:30, 7:45.
Klrst Aorwexlan Danish 18th and Hort
BeT. alllas ujerdlug, paator. 11, 8.
Uaurelwood KT. C. iL. Carlo, D. D.
Leuts BeT. F. M. Jaauer. Preachlna- at
11 kul 7.30.
Lincoln BeT. W. T. Kerr, D. D. Preachlns
at 11 and 7:80.
Linn ton Bey. S. H. Dewart. D. D. Preach-
Lut 7:30.
onnt Tabor Rer. E. O. Eldredxre. D. D.
11. 8.
MontaTllla BeT. C. L. Hamilton. Preach
ing. 11, 8.
Vat tou BeT. Q. H. Feese. Preachlne at
11. 3, commission service. 7:30.
lsylor Street M. K. Circle theatre. Dr.
M. H. Marvin, pastor.
nose city rark Her. a. A. Heist. 11, 7:80.
SeUwood Bct. A. B. Mclean. 11, 8.
fcl. Johns iter. J. i. lrrlii. l'rvachlnr 11
and 7:80.
Trinity Rev. F. N. Sandlfur. Preaching 11.
Vancourer Arenue Norwea-laj-Danlsh Cor
ner Skldmore Rt. H. P. Nelswi, pastor. 11.
Bev. C. J. Larsen.
Westmoreland Bev. F. N. Sandlfur.
Preaching. 7:80.
UniTeralty Park Rer. J. T. Abbett. D D.
Preaching. 11. 7:30.
Wood lawn Rer. W. E. K lost sr. Preaching
11, 7:30.
Woodstock Rev. L. C. Poor. Preachlna
11. 7:30.
Swedish Bortbwlck and Beech Bct. John
A. Wellman. 10:40, 4, 7:45.
German Rodney are. and Stanton Bct. F
A. Schumann. '10. 8.
African Zlon 28 Williams aye.- -BeT. w.
W. Howard. 11. 8.
First Germsn Rev. A. F. Cramer. 11, 8.
Kendall Uer. A. JB. Wilson. 7:80,
District superintendent, BeT. William Wal
lace loungson, 1). D. 091 E. 621 St. N. Tb
dot 2700.
X. X. Church South.
First M. E. Church South, corner Union st
ana Muimoman st. tier. YV . G. Fenton. 11
CJ ll - .4 M . t , .. '
Missions.
Bethel Free church iTy st. and Willis
BeT. J. A. oiayuey. 11, a.
Msiarene.
First Pentecostal E. 7th and E. Couch ata
IL 7:30.
SeUwood E. 9th and Snokane Bev. H C
Baker. 11. 7:80.
Brentwood evtn u and 65th aye, S. E.
Key. 4. at. duicsuh, xx, a.
Scsndlnavlan 948 Garfield. 11 7-ai
Highland Park 1139 B. 14th N Bey. S. L.
aienucA. v, i, .ou.
Preshyterias.
First 12th and Akier ats. Wmr ii,. n
Boyd. 10:30. 'Sunahlna. a Cheery Message
fur Mldauinaier
Thonrhu."
I. aw, i-wuirnt Houh anH
Ceutral E. 13th and Pine sta Bey. Arthur
F BlaboD. D. D. 10:30. Bay. Robert Mot.-
Vtestminater JC 17th and Schoyler sts.
Dr. tJwrara rence. iu:ou. "Man's Llttlei
His Hope or toreatnees." 7:45, "PllaU's
Water ussin.
Arbor Lodgs Bev. Geo. R. CromUr. 11 t-xa
Calysry 11th and Clay sts. Rev. Alfred A.
T lir.om Kay. WiIUm U i , .
Power of a Consecrated Life.'" 70, "Led bv
.... UMt "
Fourth First and Glbbs ata Rey. H. O
Hanson. 10:3O. "Infloenee for Good." 7-30'
"Spirit vs. Flesh."
Kenilworth t. 84th and Gladstone Ry. E
F. Lawrence. 11.' 'The Patriotism of Jeraa-
Forbes Grshem and Gantenbela avea. ttay
William MacLeod. 11, 7:30.
Vernoo 19th and Wygant sts. Rct. Var-
QOH XV. IINU. . ., .WW.
Mimpah E. 19th and Division sts. Ry D
A. Thotnpaon. 11. "Rlghteona Pro fits." 7:40
Tk. Lai Treaeh." - '
Hope MonUvUla, 78th and X. Everett
r. a. W. Seemaa. 11. T:IO.
u T1M-... g fiAthr ' mmA IUImmI ,
i : . . t.
I Wsra -w. mcximmxj. xx, mt. un Jonnsba.
I Unity (1st mm awaoy ihto. tfrw. W. Lee
1 Gray v ."".yv-'-'
Rev. W. B. Ilinson
There will also be
prominent educators
addresses by
and returned
missionaries.
Harry Wade Hicks of New York,
general, secretary of the missionary
education movement, will speak on
Saturday and Sunday, July 28 and 19.
set aside as B. Y. P. U. and mission
ary days.
Credit for the successful arranging
of the assembly Is given to the untir
ing efforts of Rev. J. D. Springston,
who is an active worker in behalf of
the young people's organizations.
music numbers by others. A silver
offering will be taken and proceeds
will go to the Red Cross.
Quarterly Service at Bethel M. E.
Sunday will mark the fourth quar
terly service of Bethel A. M. E.
church. Rev. C. N. Douglass, P. IS.,
will preach morning and evening.
At 3:20 in the afternoon Rev. W.
I. Rowan will preach the sacramental
sermon.
Miss Lena James Douglass, M. B.,
the daughter of the presiding elder,
will accompany her father from Seat
tle Saturday and will appear In reci
tal at the First M. E. church, corner
Twelfth and Taylor streets. Monday
evening. Miss Douglass will be assist
ed by Miss Frelta Shaw. Portland's
I dramatic soprano.
SERVICES
Piedmont Clereland and Jarrett sts. Bev
wf" Hftchlnaon. 11, Rer. George H. Lee
WTist Nature Tenches of God."
Millard ATenue 7241 50th aTe. S. E. Rev
W. H. Arooa. 10:80.
Rose City Park E. 45th and Hancock sts.
Bey. J. M. Skinner. 11. 7:80.
Spoksne Ayenue E. lotn snd Spokan Ry
W. S. McCuilaugh. 11. 7:30. Dpu"n-"T-
Marshall 8treet 17th and MarshaU sts
Rey. A. J. Hsnna. 11 7:40
Trinity Corner Virginia and Nebraska sta
Dr A. J. Montgomery. 11, 7:S0.
Chinese 145V4 First St. 7:4ft
t An"1T?rtl ,l- nd 37t ave. 9. E Rev.
John E. Nelson. 11, 7:80. v.
Vancouver Heights 33d and "L" st Ray
C. F. Bennett. 11.
Reformed Presbyterian.
d F1r5 S?0" Minnesota and A Ids worth
w,. r. xj. rraarr 11 ,
Reformed.
Seeonl Columbia bird.. mnA aju . d
E. A Wysa. 11.
Tblrd Fifth are.. Laata Sm nan
kemper. 11.
Salvatloa Army.
Corps No. 1. 243 Ash at. Atnt.n ..a
. - ' - hih
r. . lALb t.rutir. , i..t-Ui. ti ....
Salration meeting.
corps o. 4. izsh 1st st. Ensign Florence
rogue. Lieutenant OllTe Scott.
Swedish Cor in 430 Burnslde.
Seventh Day Adventlsta.
Note Regular services of this drnnmin.ti.
are held on Saturday.
Central E. 11th and Everett Elder P r
Hsyward. pastor. 11:15.
Tabernacle West side. K. of P. hall lit,
and Alder. 11.
MontaTllla B. SOth and E. fisrett Elder
F. Beatty.
Lents 94th St. end 68th its. Elder D J
Cbltwood. 11.
St. Johns Central are. and Chariaa.
Eider A. B. Folkanberg. 11.
Mt- Tabor &. both and Belmont Bar J
M. Wllloughby. 11.
Alblna (Uerman) Skldmore and Mallory
Minister. A. A. Meyer. A. C. Schweitzer
local elder. 11:80.
Ogdan ball, Mississippi and Shaver Rey o
E aandnes. 11.
Sarvloss for the Deaf.
United Preabyterian Waaco and Grajul .
(lev. S. Earl Du Bola. 10:30, 7:30.
Swsdenfeorglaa.
New Church Society 142 Broadway Ray
William R. Rece. Services Intermitted dur
ing vscatlon season.
Unitarian.
Church of our Father Broadway and Tan.
hill Bev. T U Eliot. D. D.. minister emer
itus. Rev. W. O. Eliot Jr., pastor. 11, ReT
Frsnk B. Kennell.
United Brethren.
Alberta 27th and Alberta.
First E. 15th sad Morrison Rv. P. n
Bvnebrske. 11. 8.
Fourth Oth sna "a sve. a. E. Mrs. C. T
Blsnchard.
Third 67th St. and JEM ave. S. E. It n
Shepherd, 11. 8.
First Kin una mrmy, Tancouver, Wasb
Rct. John D. Ntoewonder. pastor. Preacbloc
1:30, :30, 1
Ualted ZvaageiioaL
Fourth Rev. J. E. Conner. 11, 7:ao.
Radical Jeaaup at- Her. A. 8. Heodersoa
11- I .
Manor. Uircuii oerricea .oerry Grora,
Pm.: Oman mine. .w.
ucxcy uikb 11 uwwriw vitu. aon oar
Her H. H. Farnham. 11. 8. 8.
First K. 10th and Poplar Bey. J. a. Goods.
11 s.
St. ohns Bev. A. P. Layton. 11. 7;o
Bishop W. H. Fotke.
United Treahyteriaa
yirst E. 87tb and Hawtborne Rev. Hovj
Frsaer Given. 11. "The Kind of Faith God
Lores." 7:30, "dh can we Do for the
Soldier of Our Own Community?"
Cbarcn 01 toe oiiiiot naaco st. sna
Grand are. 8. Lar.l iuboui, pastor. 10:3O.
"O Come, Lt Li "oranip. o, -jesua Weeps
Orer s City.". ,
Kenton unuea rroojnra ennrcb Lom
bard and Chatham sta, Rer. J. c Cola, paa
tor. 11:10, 7i30.
Universal lit.
Chnrch of the Good Tidings Broedwsy snd
E. 24th Bev. P. T. Scott. Services inter
mitted during July snd August.
T. M. C. A. Y. w. C. A.
T M. C A. oth snd Taylor H. W. Stone
general secretary. 8:30 P- m.
y. W. C. A. Broadway and Taylor 4:30
vesper service. Young People of Sunnyside
Congregational ehurch.
aflacellaaeoas.
Advent C-ristlsn 128 Second et.. near HaU
t Rev. J. . Lueas, pastor. 10:30, 7:30
Associated Bible Students (1. B. S. a' )
8 K. M. Lewton. "Baptism, Its Neresslty.
8. C. W. Field, "What DotH Tby God Require
0fBbal aasembly Friday." 8 p. m.. in room
tie of the Ellera building.
The Chnrch of God Ml Falling st. H. o
Sea" paator. Services 11, 7:30.
C-bnrch of the Brethren im Bortbwlck end
Brainard sts. U. ' Mi 9 m
Cbnt'i,hU day, 10:30. 621 R.
WstDivlne'ScieB 181 12th.. cor. Alder
Her. Thaddens M. Mlaard. Bar. Henry a.
Th-Uni'Tersal Churefc of tie Master Ray
Edward fx. pstor W. O. W.t ball.
VgtSa lUsslea SSS Itrst sc. Vaa4 fc. '
Berkeley Minister
Will FiU Pulpit at
Unitarian Church
Rev Frank R. Kennell of the
Pacific Unitarian School for
the ministry, of Berkeley, Cal..
Is spending a vacation in and
about Portland and will preach
Sunday at 11 o'clock at the
church of Our Father, Broad-
way and Yamhill streets. Mr.
Kennell has many friends in
Portland. He was a student in
Washington High schoool ind
was a member of the Oregon
Field Artillery . This will be
the first time he has preached
in Portland. As a minister of
the younger generation, his
coming is looked forward to by
a host of young people, com-
prising his friends and ad-
mlrers.
ST.lVID'S TO HOLD
'Every One at Church at
Least Once a Day," Is Slo
gan of Committee.
Next Sunday night St. David's vrlll
begin a six weeks' Sunday night mis
sion. A group of men in the parish
are behind the undertaking under the
leadership of the rector. The purpose
of the mission is to secure a congre
gation reaching a definite number dur
ing the six Sundays, which will fill the
church.
The slogan of the committee Is
"Everyone at Church at Least Once
a Day." The rector will preach a
six night under the title "Every
American's Religion."
There will be warm-hearted con
gregational singing. Each parishioner
is expected to bring another person to
the service, and there will be a full
hearted welcome for all.
In the morning at 11 o'clock the
rector will preach on the subject "Why
Men and Women Should Oo to
Church." Services and school go on
all summer at the usual hours.
School Teacher Has
A Narrow Escape
Forest Grove, Or.. July IL Miss
Eva Newman, a school teacher and
singer of Cornelius, almost lost her
life while in swimming In the Tual
atln river with other young peopt
Thursday.
Miss Newman ls no novice In aqua
tic action, for, while she was swim
ming along normally, she thought she
would let down and wade. When ohe
did not strike bottom she became con
fused and went down several times.
George Henderson, a well known
ballplayer, swam to Miss Newman's
rescue and swam with her to the shore
with her head above water. She was
unconscious for some lme.
Pastor to Fill-Pulpit
Rev. W. J. Fenton of the First M.
E. church expects to be In his pulpit
every Sunday, until after the annual
conference, to convene cm A u trust 80.
The service will be made especially
interesting Sunday, the topic dealing
with man's presumption on the Di
vine prerogative. Robert I. Crane
will sing. The evening topic will be
"The Recreation of the Soul."
J. F. Ewing on Vacation
James F. Ewing, educational direc
tor and Sunday school superintendent
of the First Presbyterian, church. Is
spending his vacation at Cannon
beach. Tuesday he will be a delegate
to the synod of Eugene, and will later
attend the missionary conference at
Seetbeck.
Kenilworth Services Announced
At the morning aervloe at Kanll
worth Presbyterian church the pastor.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence, will speak oa
the subject "The Patriotism of Jeans,"
from which ls to be found a true baala
for Christian patriotism. There will
be s-peclal music by the ehoir. An
offering will be taken for the Ar
menian sufferers.
SUNDAY NIGHT MISSION
SERVICES
SUMMER
Summer Excursion Fares
Great Northern Railway
CHICAGO and return $80.00
NEW YORK and return. . l 1 8.20
PHILADELPHIA nd re
turn
MONTREAL ind return
TORONTO and return.
BUFFALO and return. .
113 00
99.50
99.50
MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, ST. PAUL, OMAHA. SIOUX CITY, KAN
SAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH, and return $67.50
Ticket oa sal July 3-4-6-7-13-14-20-21-27-28
and various date; thereafter throughout AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
USE THE
Oriental Limited
Fast train, through steeplnf car service to Chicago la 72 hours.
Elegant dining car service.
For tickets, reeervetioii anl additional information, apply to
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 348 Washington St., Portland.
a DICKSON
C. P. & T. A.
PLAN TO VISIT GLACIER NATIONAL PARK THIS SUMMER
Saasom Juna IStlt to Soptembar 30tk .
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR
WILL UNDERTAKE WAR
!E
Members Will Do Their "Bit,"
Cooperating With Red Cross,
and Army Dept. Y. M. C, A.
EXTENSIVE PLANS MADE
Comforts ana KcreattoB Facilities
Will Be Provided for Those Called
to the rroat.
Recently a war service committee
was appointed in the Multnomah
County Christian Endeavor Union, to
make arrangements for whatever serv
ice the Endeavorera of the union may
be able to render In the present war.
Many of the Endeavorers are in the
home guard, others have- enlisted In
the regular army and navy, or the
other branches of active service, and
yet others will be called Into the serv
ice of their country. It is the En
deavorers desire to do their "bit" to
help in the great emergency now con
fronting our nation, so this committee
was formed to cooperate with the local
Ited Cross society and army depart
ment of the T. M. C A.
The work of this committee beat
been divided into two sections; one
will work in conjunction with the Red
Cross society, aiming to Increase the
membership of this society as far as
possible and to help with the sewing,
providing comfort bags for the boys,
and providing bandages and hospital
necessities and outflttlngs.
The other work of the committee ls
in conjunction with the army depart
ment of the T. M. C. A. Thie has a
greater variety of work, much of
which ls within the scope of every En
deavor society. The plan ls to erect
large buildings at the encampment of
troops while they are In training, and
to follow them to the front when they
are ordered to Europe. For these build
ings the department needs a variety
of equipment and for the outdoor
sports connected with them; In that
connection the Endeavor eocletles are
endeavoring to secure outfits for base
ball, basket ball, volley ball, quoits for
outdoor sports, and checkers, chess and
the like for Indoor amusement during
the winter months, with perhaps a pho
nograph or Victrola for each "hut"
or building. Other things such as '
hymn books, old magazines and books
will also be secured. The war service
committee will use the Y. M. C. A. as
a clearing house for Information, so
that by means of the local Y. M. C. A.
of this city, parents and friends of
those enlisted can get In touch with
the boys wherever they are.
The Endeavorers of I'ortland " will
Interest themselves especially In the
Clackamas encampment and the Fort
Vancouver barracks, with as much as
sistance, of course, as they can give
to the encampment at American Lake.
Itev. D. A. Thompson of this city Is
chairman of the war service com
mittee, . . i
Workmen Needfed
In Mills and Woods
Marshfleld. Or., July 21. A commit
tee of millowners went to Coqutlle Fri
day to appeal to the county court, ask
ing that the county road work be
stopped so that the men employed
would be available for work In the
mills and woods where there is a
shortage. About 300 men will be needed
on the road work and the millmen
claim if roadwork ls stopped these men
would greatly assist the shortage In
the lumber Industry. The county
board has not yet taken action.
College President to Speak
Rev. Robert N. McLean of Dubuque
oollege will occupy the pulpit of Cen
tral Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing, speaking on the subject "The 'Bit
of the Church In the War." There will
be no evening service. Mr. McLean
will address the Sunday school at
noon.
"Paul's Supreme Desire"
Bunday at 11 a. m. the Rev. Charles
McPnejrson v,1U apeak In the) Centen
ary Methodist Episcopal chnrch. tak
ing aa his subject "Paul's Supreme D
lra." Dr. T. W. Lane, the paator, la
on his vacation.
i
Tia
BOSTON ind return 119.20
BALTIMORE tnd return.. 116.00
ST. LOUIS and return... 78.70
CINCINNATI and return. 94.00
PITTSBURG and return.. 101.40
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