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12 ... SATURDAY JUNE. 29... 1918.
PORTLAND.- OREGON
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Portland (Spkirgymen lUrfe to gfrpeak on-the
CHURCH SERVICES
SUNDAY TO BE OF
Pastors Will Show That Now as
;,'Ever This Country of Freedom
'of Religion Must Not Perish.
RESPONSIBILITY IS GREATER
Today Churches Have Fp More
..Important Position Than Ever
" '-'Before in History of the U. S.
HURSDAY. July 4, in the one
hundred and forty-second anni
versary of the signing of the
Declaration of Independence and
Portland churches will celebrate
thia' event Sunday with- patriotic serv-
icee. In their sermons the Portland
clerity will show Just what "the govern
ment for the peonle. of the people and
by the people" has meant to the churchea
of every denomination, and In the word
of Lincoln Will prove again ."
government mu not pensn irwm u
earth.
'In listening to the weekly sermons of
Tortland pastors the conclusion may be
drawn that aoth clergy and laity re
alise that the church today has a greater
repponslblllty than the church of yes
terday ever had. The messages of the
pastors would Indicate that they feel as
though the church whlh falls down In
Itst duty today has practically no hope
ofiexlatence after the war.
" 'Among church people the meaning and
value of the urgent admonition of Presi
dent Wilson and other, to keep the
altar fires of the church burning at all
costs, Is becoming more obvious every
day. The Increasing exodus of young
men, the constant readjustment of a,ll
relations In life Is calling upon the
church for redoubling of her energies
and the vitalising of her message as
never before.
The Sunday morntng service at the
First Christian church will be especially
appropriate to the coming Fourth of
July celebration. A patriotic discourse
On The Spirit of Seventy-six" will be
delivered at tl o'clock by Rev. Harold
H. Orlffls. An anthem with special
musical setting for the national hymns
Of England. France and America will
be rendered by the church Quartet.
Rev. John H. Boyd of the First Pres
byterian church has returned from Camp
Lewis, where he reports the "boys ex-needlne-lv
receptive to the message which
I brought them." Pr. Boyd will preach
natrtotlc sermons both morning and eve
ning. In the morning he will show the
necessity of making the world safe for
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lowing the evening service the usual re
ception will be held for the soldiers who
s attended the service.
Dr. 3. J. Staub of Sunnyslde Congre
gational church has been doing work
' In the Y. M. C. A. hut at Vancouver
and he will preach patriotic sermons
Sunday. Pr. Staub says that It Is neces
sary that the church keep alive the
home fires and prove true to its trust
in order that It may be of value to the
men who have so bravely sacrificed their
all for the sake of their country.
The people of Highland Copgregatlonal
church have arranged to hold a service
Bunday night which will be a celebration
of American Independence. Kvery thing
connected with the gathering will be
made to center around the Idea of the
btrth of the nation. The order of the
axxrrciaea will be . largely musical, con
sisting of patriotic songs by the people,
ceyeral solos and patriotic readings. The
pastor. Rev. Edward Constant will give
' an address on "The Spirit of '76."
Sunday night at First .Congregational
'fchprch, , Rev. A. P. Shaw of Hlllsboro,
v-il preach on 'The Glory or the
Tranches."
. .Dr. Tence of Westminster church. In
: charge of Y. M. C. A. religious work at
" Camp Lewis, will address his congrega
tion Sunday evening on subjects con
' netted with the work at the cantonment.
In keeping with the National Inde
pendence, day, the evening service at
Rodney Avenue Christian church will
be patriotic, The service flag will be
presented to the church and Sunday
. school by he Relief corps of the O. A. R.
of Montavilla. Mrs. C. H. Dougherty
- and Mrs. E. S. Rosenherg will sing at
the morning nwytco. "H Included Me."
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Dr. McLeod Will Be
Morning Speaker
"' Rev. Dr. Murdock McLeod. pastor of
the Grace Street church of Minneapolis,
-ill preach Sunday morning at the Cen
Irkl Presbyterian church and Rev. P.
Charles Ensign of Knox church of Spo
Vane will preach In the evening.
- The pastorate of Central church Is
till unfilled, but It is expected a new
pastor will be secured In the near fu
ture to succeed Pr. Arthur F. Blshoo
who was. compelled to- relinquish the
pastorate on account of ill health.
i CREMATION AND
i PATRIOT! G N AT URE
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assassasssssasssasBsssssse.
, Like most departures from that which has been almost, uni
. . versal, much that U ridiculous in the opinions of those who know
' ' the aubject . la ,ften retamed by the uninformed. In regard to
Cremation. - - - . - ,
j , , ; Earth burial Is bat man's clumsy evasion of a duty. There is
' - batter way. a mora humane way, a reverent way of disposing of
'- ; tha remaina of our dead. It la Cremation. Visit tha Crematorium or
send for a booklet, of information that gives many reasons why
, Cremation will shortly be tha universal method of disposition.
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Jfricnds UHitliout Siny (Ostentation Puild
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New edifice erected at East
Quietly, in true Quaker style, the First
Friends church of Portland has almost
completed its hew church without ask
ing aM from many outside sources.
About a year ago the members of the
church decided to erect a new structure
for worship, because they could not seat
their congregations on" Sunday mornings.
The church had previously purchased
two lots across from the old structure
at East Thirty-fourth and Main streets,
and it was decided to build on this
corner. , The men decided that they
would incur no debt in erecting the new
structure. First the basement was dug
with the funds on hand and then work
was discontinued until the money was
raised to build the concrete wall. This
Vernon Church Aid
Will Give Social
Next Wednesday evening Vernon Pres
byterian church will give a social on the
church lawn. This entertainment will
be free to all friends and members of
the church. The young people are es
pecially Invited. It will be conducted
by the Ladles' Aid society of the church.
Sunday morning the pastor. Dr. Lands
borough, will talk on the breaking up of
the traditions previously considered se
cure and Impress upon his hearers the
importance of being allied with that
which abides. In the evening his sermon
will be based on a soldier's letter, re
cently published In a local paper.
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Missionary Day at
Nazarene Church
Sunday will be Missionary day at the
First Nazarene church. East Seventh
and Couch streets. At the morning
service, ther pastor. Rev. C. Howard
Davis, will deliver a missionary sermon
and at 2:30 Rev. K. H. Jackson and
-wife, missionaries under appointment
of the general foreign missionary board
to India, will speak and sing. They
will also speak at the evening service.
Mr... Jackson has spent some time in
South America, and now expects to start
for India in the latter part of Septem
ber. This possibly will be the last op
portunity to hear these speakers before
they leave the city.
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Last of Evolution
Sermons on Sunday
Sunday evening, Dr. Harold H. Grlf
fis will conclude his series of sermons
on the evolution of the church with a
discourse on "The" Church for the Twen
tieth Century-" Last Thursday evening
the pastor began a series of midweek
lectures on the general theme, "The
Christian Idea of the Modern World."
These, addresses will deal with the
world's present challenge to the Chris
tian religion and will be continued sev
eral weeks. The topic for the coming
Thursday Is "To What I xtent Am I My
Brother's Keener?"
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Will Hold Open Forum
An open forum, under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor society will be
conducted at the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Ruth E. Crocker will pre
side. This meeting will take Uje place
of the regular Sunday evening serv
ice. f&UM
MISINFORMATION
Visitors
9 to S
Thirty-rifth and East Main street, which
plan has been pursued throughout the
entire enterprise and the church Is now
almost ready for occupancy with prac
tically no outstanding debts. When the
concrete foundation was completed the
old church was moved across the street
In back of the new tihurch ana It will
be UBed for Sunday school rooms.
The new church will have a seating
capacity of over 500 people and when
completed about 200 more can be ac
commodated in the Sunday school rooms
which will open to the church through
sliding doors. ; ,
Twenty -five years ago,' this church
was organized as the Sunnystde Friends
church, but It outgrew all other Quaker
ISTIAN E
GAMP TO BE OPENED
AT IENNI
E
Summer Outing Will Take on
Nature of Training Station;
Program Is Prepared.
Nearly all plans have been made for
the "Camp Multnomah Christian En
deavor Training station," which will be
held August 16 to 19, Inclusive, at Jen
nings Lodge station on the Oregon City
line. The committee announces that
Multnomah county is now ready for the
biggest Christian Endeavor convention
It has ever held.
The program contains the names of
some of the strongest workers among
DIRECTORY
Fifth Sunday After Trinity
Uniform S. S. Lesson
Review "Jesa Christ Our Redeemer and
Lord." Selection tor reading-. Heb. 0. 11-15.
Golden Text: ' "God so loved the world, that
he gave hi only begotten son. that whosoever be
lipveth on him should not perish, but have eternal
life." John, 3:16. "Thou art the Christ the son
of the living God." Matt. 16:16. "I am not
ashamed of the gospel: for it is the power of
Ood unto salvation teevery one that believeth."
Horn., 1 :lt.
Young People's Topics
Baptist Union: "A Bible for Every Man."
Psalms, 19.
Christian Endeavor- "Tha Power of tha Cross
in Africa," Acts 8:26-80.
Jnnior 'hri tin Kndeavor Treasons from the
Story of If tcodenras," John, 8 :1.8.
Kpworth Ieaoue "fnir HerUge as Ameri
cans.- Acts, Z3:2. 3:21. 39; Pnalmi, 137:3-8.
Baptist
First White Temple 12th and Taylor Bev.
William A. Waldo. 11. "The Reign of Christ on
Earth." 7:45. "The Angel Visitors,:'
Kast Bide E. 20th and Anaeny- Bev. W. B.
Hinwn. 1.1. "The Secret of Buecets." 7:45,
The Scarlet Made White by the Red."
Third Vancouver and Knott Rev. Welbv J.
Beaven. "The Greeting of the Faithful." 7. ves
per service and church service combined, topic,
What ' V U.a TV. In UaWina fW.. V .
Arleta Rev. W. Garnet Handler. 11.
'W. 8. a." (an address to young peoale). 8,
'That Still. Small
l mail Voice."
Calvanr E. 8th
and 'Grant Bev. J. E.
Thomas.
Glencoe E. 45th and Main.
Sellwood Bethany Rev. T.
1. 7:45.
J. Broomfield,
11.8.
Grace E. 78th and Ash Rev. H. T. Cash.
11 and 8. Preaching by Rev. C. J. Waehlte.
Highland Preaching bv John W. Trov. "A
Soldier's Endurance." 8. "Living is War Time."
- - Oathetls
St. Peters Lents Rev. P. Beutaen. 8.
10:80. 7:80.
Pro-Cathedral 15th and Davis Sev. E. V
O'Hara. 6. 7:16. 8HIO. 8:45. 11. 7:45.
St. Lawrence 3d and Sherman Rev. J. C.
Hughes. . 8:80. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Patricks 19th and Savier Rev. E. P.
Murphy. 8, 10:80, 7:80. '
St. Francis E. 11th and Oak Rev. 1. II.
Black. 6. 8. 9. 10:80. 7:80.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams ave. and
Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6, 8, 8, 11, 7:80.
Holy Rosary E. 3d and Clacfcamas aRev. E.
S. Olson. 6, 7. 8. 9. 11, 7:30.
St. Rose E. 83d and Alameda Rev. J.
O FarrelL 8. 10:80. 4.
St. Andrews E. Oth and Alberta Rev. J.
Kiernan. 8, 10:80, 7:30.
The Madeleine E. 24th sod SUkiyou Rev.
George F. Thompson. 7:30, 9, 11.
Ascension E. 76th and Tamhill Franciscan
Fathers. 8, 10:80. 7:80.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland ave, and Blan
dena Bev. F. W. Black. 8, 10:80, 7:80.
Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin Bev. C. Raymond.
8. 10:80. T:80,
St Ignatius 8220 48d st. 8. E. Jesuit
-atnrs. e:so. 8, 10:80, 4. -
St. Stephens 4 2d and E. Taylor Rev. War
ren A. Want. 6. 8:30. 10:10. T ISO.
Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and Vancouver
ave. ev. r. H. Miller. . 8. 10:30. 7:80.
St. Phillip Neri tPsulht Fathers) E. 16th
ana HieKory Kev. W. J. Csrtwright 8. 8, 10,
St. Clements 8. 8mtth ave. and Vewton
Servile Fathers. 6. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
Sacred Heart E. lltfc and Center Rev. G
Konu s, lo:so. T:30.
SL.Agatba E. 15th and UiUer Rev. 3
sfi..M.l..nl. e i n.A m .east . ...
. St Stanllu: I Polish) Maryland ave. and
rainng ttev. r. Matthew. ' 8, 10:80. 7:80.
- St Joseph (German) 15th and Couch Rev.
B. Durrer. 8.10:80.7:80. , .
St Michael (Italian) 4th and Mill Rev., M.
Baleatra. 8.10:30.7:3ft. ' .
St. nateaU-CapHol 1IIU Franciscan Fathers.
CHR
NDEAVOR
NGS
LD
Jf irie j5ew,CWch
is nearing completion.
organizations in the city, and Is now
officially known as the First Fr onds
church of Portland.- Rev. Homer L.
Cox has been ' st6r of the church for
the last five " years. The first church
building was located south of Haw
thorne avenue.
Besides the features already mentioned
the new church has a large gallery and
a platform that will seat a chorus choir.
The pastor's study in back of the pulpit
has been made 'cosy with a fireplace.
A place has also been' provided for a
pipe organ, which will be Installed when
the -members raise the funds to purchase
it. The building Is of frame construe'
tion.
young people m the state. It has been
prepared by' Miss Faye Steinmets, ex
president of the county union. Each
day's course Is Intensely interesting for
it la arranged In military style. At
bugle call . the delegates emerge from
the girls' and boys' barracks, take "set
ting up" exercises to work: up an appe
tite and ' then are allowed to feast on
their camp breakfast.
After breakfast- they scatter to their
various conferences, general parliament
and Bible study. The afternoons will
be devoted to recreation. Games and
contests of all kinds between societies
in vaulting, races, etc.. will be played.
After supper song services will be held
Splendid inspirational addresses have
been planned for the evening, followed
by cosy bonfire watches. A special fea
ture will be given each night in addition
to the regular program.
' UY W. S. 9.
Dr. Wilson to Preach
Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Wash
ingtbn, D. C. will have charge of the
Sunday morning service at Centenary
Methodist church and will give a patri
otic sermon on the divine right ' of de
mocracy. In the evening the choir, as
sisted by the Sunday school orchestra,
will give a sacred concert under the dl
rectlon of George D. Hieb.
OF CHURCH
St. Charles 88d and Alberta Rev. J. P.
O'Flvnn. 8. 10:30. i
All Saints E. S9th and Glisan Rev. Father ,
William Cronin. 8, 10:30.
Christian
First Park and Columbia Rev. Harold H.
Griffis. 1 1 , "The Bpirit of 8eventy-Six." 7:45.
"The Chnreh for the Twentieth Century."
Montavilla E. 76th and Hovt Rev. J. W.
Jenkin. 11. 8.
Rodney Avenue Rodney and Knott Rev. J.
F. Ghqrmley. 11, "The Evangel of the Church
in the World's Reconstruction." 8, "The Seer
and His Vision." . ,
Ohrlstlan Science
Tsson subject: "Christian Science."
First lth and Everett. 11. 8.
Second -E. 6th and Holladay. 11, 8.
ThlrdV-E. 12th and Salmon. 1 1, 8.
Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11. 8.
Fifth 62d and 42d ave. 8. E. 11.
Sixth Masonic Temple, W. Park and Tamhill.
U. ,
St Johns Holbrook block. 11.
. X . Congregational
' Ffst Park and Madison. Preaching by Rev.
A D. Shaw of Hillsboro. 10:80. "Judgment
According to Type." ,7:15, "The Glory of
tha Trenches. -
- Atkinson Memorial E 20th and Everett
Rev. Warren Morse. 11, "The Value of Our
National Independence." 8, stereopticon lecture
on "The Ruined' Churches of France."
Sunnyside K. 82d and Taylor Rev. J. J.
SUub- 11, "The Greatest Battle of the Ages."
7:45. "Keeping Alive the Altar Fires of the
Ckurch."
'- Highland -E. 6th and Preseott Rev. Edward
Constant 11, "A Swarm-of Bees Without a
Sting.'. 8, patriotic concert and address on
"Spirit of '.76."
'- Waverly Heights E. 83d and Woodward
Hev. A. iCMose. '"11, '"What Is the Wedding
Garment?" -S, "Doing Our Best."
Episcopal
Trinity 19th and Everett !-Rev. A. A. Morri-
arm. 8. communion. ,11, "Lore Ye Tour Ene
mies." . 8, evensong.
Pro-Cathedral of St Stephen the ' Martyr
1 3th and Clay Rt Rev. W. T. Sumner, btnhop.
Very' Rev. K. H. McCollbter, dean. Sundays:
7:48 a. .-nw 11.' 7:45 p. m. ; church school, 9:45
a. m. Week days, Wednesday 7 :30 a. m., Fri
day 0:80 a. nu: Holy day. 7:80.
St Davids B. 1 2th and Belmont Rev.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:30. Very Rev. G. D.
Christian. B:30 and 11. Dean McColllster. 7:30.
Very Rev. G. D. Christian.
St. Marks 21st and Marshall Rev. J. E H.
Simpson, rector. - Rev. J. G. Hatton, associate
rector. 7:80, 11. 7:45.
St ..Andrews Hereford at, Portsmouth
Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 9. 7:80 p. m.
Grace Memorial E. 1 7th and Weidter Rev.
Oswald W. Taylor- 8. 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawson. 11. 7:80.
St Mfchaeh and All Saints E. 43d and
Broadway Rev. T. F. Bowen, vicar. 8, 10, U
and 5. - ' ' " ' "
-Church of Our Savior 60th ave. and 41st at
8 Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 11.
Bishop Morris Memorial Good Samaritan
hospital Rev. Frederic K. Howard. 7. 7:45.
St Pauls Woodmere Rev. -Oswald W. Taylor.'-
4. '
All Saints 25th and Savior Rev. Frederte
K. Howard.. : 1 1.
St Johns E. 15th and Harney, Sellwood
Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 11, 7:80.
L St Matthew Corbett and Bancroft Rev. W.
A. M. Breck, vicar. 11.
Free Btethodlrt .
. Central E. 85th and Flanders Rev. W. N.
Coffee.- 11, 7:30.
First E. 9th and MillRev, A. Beer. 11.
Apwtolto Pentecostal preaching, the World's
Need . 8
Congregation Jteth lanel 12th sad Mam
Rabbi Jonah B. Wis - Sabbath services Friday
at S P. m., Saturday, 10:80 a. m.. Sunday, 1.
tn Portland - academy bMg 1 3th . and -Moat
gomery. ' Religious sehooL Bible classes at
Central library, second knd fourth Wednesdays.
Renewed
MINNEAPOLIS PASTOR
IS C WO SUPPLY
1ST CONGREGATIONAL
Dr. J. R. Smith Will Be Here July
7; Rev. A. D. Shaw of Hilts
boro Will Preach Sunday. '
Rev. A. D. Shaw of Hillsboro will
preach Sunday at both services In the
first Congregational church.
In connection with the evening serv
ice, there will be- the monthly organ re
cltal by the organist, Luclen E. Becker,
and the special musical numbers by the
choir. These musical evenings are very
Interesting and thoroughly enjoyed by
the large congregations which attend.
They are a treat that la well worth
one's time and effort to take advantage
of. The public always is heartily wel
comed to- this beautiful church home
at all Its services. Sunday, July 7, will
be the regular communion service of
the church and the presence of every
member is urgently requested. Dr.
James Robert Smith of St. Paul, Mlrin.
will begin a service as temporary pastor
on that morning and will be here several
Sundays. He is a strong preacher and
should have a large hearing each Sun
day while he' Is here.
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Church Will Hold
Open Air Meeting
An open air mass meeting will be held
Sunday evening in front of the Rose
City Park . Presbyterian church. The
residents of the district will be given an
opportunity to hear the vivid and thrill
Ing story of the work of the Red Cross
at the front in France, by Dr. Esther
Clayson Lovejoy, who recently returned
from the war frontiers. A concert by
the 30 piece shipyard band from the Al
blna Engine & Machine works will
begin in front of the church promptly
at 7:30 o clock. An address on the
work and life at Camp Lewis. Ameri
can lake, will be made by Dr. Murdoch
McLeod, representative of the Federa
tion of Protestant churches. Should the
weather be unfavorable, the meeting
will be held Inside the church. Dr.
Robert H. MUIlgan, the pastor of the
church, who is to preside, will continue
at the church on Sunday morning his
series of sermons on "Faith and Facts.
his subject for the morntng being "The
'aet or Christ."
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Pictures to Show
Hun Kuthlessness
A set of E0 pictures provided by the
United States government, showing the
havoc wrought by the Germans on the
churches of Northern France, will be
Shown at the Atkinson Memorial Con
gregatlonal church Sunday evening at
S o'clock. In contrast to the ruthless
ness of the German policy will be shown
the British policy of guarding the an
cient churches of Bethlehem, Jerusalem,
and other places in Palestine in the line
of their march as they drive out the
Turks. In the morning the pastor. Rev.
Warren Morse, will speak on the value
of our National Independence day.
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Pastor Is Absent
At Grace (Montavilla) church, during
the absence of the pastor, Rev. H. T.
Cash, Rev. C. J. Waehlte Is supplying
the pulpit. At the prayer service on
the coming Thursday evening, the
eighth, ninth and tenth chapters of
Daniel will be discussed.
SERVICES IN
Congregation Ahavia Sholom-
Park and Clay
sta. Rabbi R. Abrahanuon.
Lutheran
St Psul - 12th and Clinton Rev. A.
Kraue. 9:30. 10, confession; 10:80, holy com
munion; 8.
Our Saviors E. 10th and Grant Rev. M.
A. Ctiristensen. 11. annual confirmation service.
Trinity Williams and Graham Rev. J. A.
Rienbach. 9:15, 10:15. "How Do We Receive
the Blessings Offered Us in Holy Communion,"
followed by .communion service; 7:80.
Methodist Episcopal
Central Vancouver and Fargo Rev. C. C.
Rarick. 11. preaching by Dr. J. T. Mathews of
Salem; 8. preaching by Dr. Clarence True Wilson
of Waihinrton. D. C.
lint 12th and Taylor Rev. Joanna Stans
field. 10:30. sermon by Rev. E. OUn KM ridge
of Mount Tabor church: 7:80, organ recital and
address by James W. Palmer. T. M. C. A. sec
retary on "Our Forces in France as I Saw Them."
First Norwegian JHnish 18th and Hoyt
Rev. Ellas GJerding. 8. "Jesus and the City."
Vancouver Ave. Norwegian Danish Skid more
and Vancouver Rev. Elias Gjerding. 11. "God
Given Courage."
Mt. Tabor E. 61st and Stark. 11. preach
ing by Rev. D. C. Brown; 8, pastor on "God's
Method of Making a Man."
Wilbur Multnomah hotel Rev. W. T. Kerr,
10:30.
District superintendent. Rev. William Wallace
YoungsoB, D. D 691 E. 62d st N. Tsbor 2790.
M. E. South
t i U.K....). n.. J.m
rifc Art"- i' "The
T. French. 11. .od a Final Act . 8. The
Power of- Experience.
rTsbrtarlan
First 12th and Alder Rev. John H. Boyd.
10:80. "Making the World Safe for Christian
Character"; 8, "Our Country at War and Christ
a Comnariaon."
Central E. 18th and Pine. 11. sermon by
I M .Minnlis: 8. Mr-
moo by Rev. Charles Ensign of Spokane.
Calvair 11th and Clay Rev. R. W. Roger.
10:80. "Tin Relation of Chrfet to a League of
Nations": 8. "What Shall We Teach About the
Second Coming of Christ?"
Vernon - 18th and Wygant Rev. J. R.
I jind "borough. 11, "Allies and Alliances"; 8,
"A Soldier's Seriousness."
Piedmont Rev. A. U Hutchison. 11, "The
Work -of God"; 8. patriotic musical program.
Fourth Rev. Henry G. Hanson. 10:30,
FIRST M.E. CHURCH
TWELFTH AMD TAYLOR STS.
16:St A. 91.
REV.
E. O. ELDRIDGE
D. D.
of Moaat Tabor 31. E. Ckareh
Will Preach
13 3TOOX StJJTDAT SCHOOL
?tt P.. M.
Ort-aa Becftal by Mrs. Gladys Mor
g-aa Farmer
' ' 'I T4S M ADDRESS .
Our Forces in France
as I Saw Them
Ja4MES Wo PALMER
Mr. Palmer recently returned from
Franco and la capable and able of
speaking; to us forcefully on a aub
ject of supreme Interest to us. '
COME EAKLT et a GOOD SEAT
jSteariihg of Sndependence Bay
nd
Hi
eavorcrs
ose
ne of teir Jtlost
ijfaitnf ul OTtOrker
In the death of Ultt Helen Orr. on
June 13. the Christian Endeavorers of
Oregon lost one of: their most faimrui
and beloved members. In Mia miss jtt
was Multnomah county auperlntendent.
then state auperlntendent of tba expert
classes. She supervised these classes in
Christian Endeavor efficiency all over
the state. Last year she held the ofrlce
of state secretary and raised It to a
hlc-h . standard. She was entering this
year tnto the work of Ufa life recruit
chairman. Her unselfish devotion and
faithful services In tha upboUding of
the Oregon Endeavor union made her
greatly beloved by all Oregon Endeav
orers. Her departure is felt keenly.
BUY ..
REV. MR. ELDRIOGE
TO FILL THE PULPIT
AT FIRST METHODIST
a
Dr. Stansfield Is Attending the
Epworth League Institute at
.Lake Chelan, Wash.
The pastor of the Mount Tabor Metho
dist church. Rev. E. Olin Eldrldge. will
preach Sunday morning at the First
Methodist church. Rev. Joshua Stans
field Is instructor this week at the Ep-
worth league Institute at Lake Chelan. I
Wash. He will preach the closing ser
mon at the institute Sunday night.
Sunday evening at First church, James
W. Palmer of this" city and a secretary
of the Y. M. C A., will deliver his ad
dress on. "Our Forces In France As I
Saw Them." Mr. Palmer recently re
turned from France, and on a former
occasion spoke In the church on, "The
Red Triangle In the War."
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Two Visitors at
Central M. E. Church
The pulpit at Central Methodist
church will be filled Sunday by two
visiting ministers. Dr. J. T- Matthewa
of Salem will preach In the morning, and
Dr. C. T. Wilson of Washington, D. C,
will deliver the address In the evening.
Dr. Wilson will talk on The Divine
Right of Democracy," an address which
he recently gave In the Metropolitan
church in ' Washington at tha request
of the national war council.
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Holy Communion at
Trinity Sunday A. M.
Dr. A. A. Morrison will preach Sunday
morning at Trinity Episcopal church on
"Lova Ye Tour Enemies." the text of
which is taken from Luke 8:35. The
discussion will be interesting as It will
be applied to the present war situation.
Holy communion will be celebrated in
the chapel at o'clock In the morning,
and evensong will take place at S p. m.
Strangers are cordially welcomed to all
services.
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Dr. Pence to Preach
Dr. Edward H. Pence, who is now In
charge of the Y. M. C. A. religious work
at Camp Lewis, will return to Portland
in time to conduct the regular Sunday
services at the Westminster Presbyterian
church.
PORTLAND 1
"What Is Salvation" 8. "The Task of the Citv
Church, under auspices of Christian Endeavor.
Seventh Day 11 v enlists
Note Regular services of this denomination
are held on Saturday.
Central E. 11th and Everett L. K. Dick
son, pastor. 11 :15.
Tabernacle Arcanum hall. 18th aiut X7.h-
tagton. 11. 7:45. j
Montavilla E. 80th and Everett Elder J.
A. Gerhart 11.
Lents 94th st and 58th ave. Elder W. D.
Huntington. 11.
St Johns Central ave. and Charleston
Elder A. R. Folkenberg. 11.
Mt. Tabor E. 60th and Belmont Elder W.
T. Hilgert 11.
Albina Skidmnre and Msllory Rev. A. A
Meyer. C. F. Knott, local elder. 11:15.
Scandinavian Ogdea hall. Mississippi and
Shaver. 11.
Salvation Army
Corps No. 1 248 Ash t Adjutant Frank
Genge. 11, 3:15. 8.
Sweoenbecelan
New Church Society 881 Jefferson Rev.
William B. Beeca. 1 1. "The Second Coming of
the Lord Spiritually Explained."
Unitarian
Church of Our Father Bmedway and Tam
hill Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr. 11, "Donald Haa
key'i Message."
Miscellaneous
Christian and Missionary Alliance E. Oth
and Clay Rev. John E. Fee. 11. 7:45.
neaiiiaiion l Bin nev. rt.
Bd "ills. 11. "I and My Father Are One'
"Triumphant Truth."
New C'iTilisation Church 401 Central blda.
8. "The Supermaa. How Recognized," by Dr.
Beth Northington.
Ftrt IHvine Science 131 12tb st Rev. T.
M. Minard. 11. Bible class Tuesday, 2 p. m.;
study class. Thussday. S p. m.
First Presbyterian Church
Corner 12th and Alder Sta.
RET. '
JOB H. BOTD
D. D Pastor
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10:30 A. M.
-3IAK1XO THE
WORLD SAFE
FOR CHR1STIAX
CHARACTER"
7:45 P. M. ,.
OfB COCKTRT'
AT WAR AND
CHRIST
(A Comparleoa) .
0ROAN REClTAXi
7:45- P. M. -
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Bible Conference to
Go on Another Week
Tha Oregon summer Bible conference
at Eaat fifteenth and Boise streets will
continue during the coming week. Evan-
relist JL A. Ironsides of Los Angeles,
whose lectures during the last week
have been Intensely eraftieal nri
fuL baa consented to stay through the
second week. This week he will lecture
on uie teacnings of RusselUsm and
Christian Science.
Dr. W. P. White of the Unltad rrhv.
terian church of Albany will be present
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
"u win teciure on prophetic subject.
Services are held at 10, 2:30 and t -30
o'clock, each day excepting Uunday and
Monday, when there will be no services
in me xorenoon. This conference Is in
terdenominational and open and free to
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Dr. Hinson Leaves
Soon on Vacation
Dr. W. B. Hinson will preach his last
sermon Sunday before going on his two
months' vacation, which the East Side
Baptlsjt church has granted him.
During the 17Nnonths of the present
pastorate the membership has been much
more than doubled, and the 'finances
have increased over fourfold. Besides
a large new church building will be
dedicated by the church early this com
ing fall, with greatly increased facili
ties for work and worship. The crown
ing feature of the new building Is that
it is to be dedicated free of debt
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Dean of Juneau to
Preach at St, Davids
Very Rev. O. D. Christian, dean of
Juneau, Alaska, and one of the lectur
ers at the Oregon clergy summer school,
will officiate at the 7:30 Sunday morn
ing service and preach at 7 .30 Sunday
night at St. Davids EdIscodaI church At
9 :30 and II o'clock. Dean McColllster of
St. Stephe. Pro-Cathedral win of fid-
ate and preach. Tha rector of St. Dav-
Ids. Rev. Thomas Jenkins, has left for
Seaside, where he will officiate and
preach Sunday. The usual monthly ves
try meeting will be postponed one month.
but w. a. a
Better World After
. War, to Be Subject
The morning aubject at the White
Temple, will be a discussion of a better
world after the war is over and the
elements of the perpetual reign of Jesus
upon tha earth. In the evening. Dr.
William A. Waldo will use Sodom , as
a type of a ruined nation and a ruined
city. The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at the close of the evening
service.
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Free Methodist Services
Rev. Alexander Beers, pastor of the
First Free Methodist church, will preach
at both services Sunday. In the morn
tng ha will endeavor to show that com
promise In tha pulpit and laxity In the
pew have Invited a condition of world -liness
In the church that has greatly
hindered the progress of Christianity In
the world. The young people will con
duct a special meeting at 7 o'clock, when
Donald L. McPhee will sing.
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ohn IV. Troy (o Speak I
John W. Troy will speak at the High- I
land Baptist church at both services !
Sunday. As Mr. Troy is a singing evan- ;
geust it Is expected that his message
will be very interesting. In the morning
he wii; sing "He Will Hold Me Fast"
and In the evening "So Near to the
Kingdom" as written by Charles H.
Gabriel. Soldiers will receive a cordial
welcome at this church.
"TheRookieandthe
Seasoned Soldier"
There Is a world of difference be
tween the recruit entering; Camp
Lewis and the stout-knit man who.
after nine months of training-, moves
with comrades In the train for
"Somewhere." Ir. Edward H. Pence
will dwell upon the chana-e and read
lessons therefrom in his sermons
Sunday evening; at 7 :45 at the West
minster Presbyterian church, corner
Seventeenth and Schuyler streets.
Communion services in the morn
ing; at 10 :30 a. m. Subject of morning;
ing discourse, "When All Koraook
and Fled."
GOOD MUSIC
BASKET
PICNIC
TO
LAKE GROVE, OR.
The Spiritualist Church of the Soul,
Inc., will hold their first annual pic
nic JULY 4. 118, over the Southern
Pacific IR. R. to the beautiful
grounds and lake two mllea south of
Oswego. Come with us and have a
good time. A large program of In
terestlng sports commencing- at 11
a. m.. with an address by Dr. It
Angus. Old-fashioned dinner at 1
o'clock. Refreshment stands on tha
grounds. Bathing suits, fishing tackle
and boats for rent. Special atten
tion shown to strangers. Oood train
err Ice. A committee appointed to
ook after ta old and young. 25
ents each way or 64 cents round
rip, including war tax.
Church of. Our Father
BBOADWAT AT TAMHILL
SERVICE AT It A, M.
' "SERMON '.'
DONALD HANKEY'S MESSAGE ;
ReV: Waiiam .G. Eliot, Jr., Minister i :
I" ' t l EVENING FORUM INTKRM fTTED ' ' .
EPISCOPALIANS'
SUMMER SCHOOL
IS BIG SUCCESS
Prominent Prelates From All Parts
of the Pacific Northwest Are
on Hand to Take Part.
COMMITTEE IS RE-ELECTED
Visitors Take Trip Over Columbia
River Highway; Bishop and Mrs
W. T. Sumner Entertain.
HE annual summer school for the
clergy of the Episcopal church
closed Friday evening at St.
Helens hall. Its success was
most gratifying to the commit-
tee and to the visiting clergy and espe
cially to Bishop Sumner. The summer
school has come to be an established
Institution of the Episcopal church In
the Northwest, and Is attracting the at
tention or the clergy of other states.
Among the prominent clergy present
were Dr. H. H. Gowen. Seattle; Very
Rev. Cecil S. Quanlton, dean of the ca
thedrai at Victoria. B. C. : Very Rev.
Guy D. Christian, dean of the cathedral
at Juneau. Alaska; Rev. W. H. Bliss and
Vea Thomas A. Hilton of Seattle, and
Rev. Thomas Alleson of Chehalls.
Dean Quanlton. who was one of the
lecturers, held the attention of a large
audience at three successive evening
meetings. He forecast a theological
battle arising out cf the attempt to place
Buddha. Confucius and other religious
leaders on the same level with Christ
and asserted that Christianity again
Z? I a ,, "Sl . ,UI ,up;rlor cnarc.,5r
a.nd, b the "troSr because of the
would demonstrate Its superior character
Dean Christian, who came as a strang
er to the Oregon clergy, was a member
of the faculty and left a favorable Im
pression. Dr. Gowen stressed tha trac
ing of the development of poetry and
showed the similarity of the ancient bar
baric war odes with the German hymns
of hate.
At the annua business session, held
Thursday evening, the present commit
tee was reelected to have charge Of next
year's session, being as follows : Rev.
Thomas Jenkins and Rev. John Rice of
Portland and Rev. Thomas Alleson of
Chehalls. Wash.
A round table conference on religious
education, led by Rev. W. H. Bliss and
Including a discussion by Rev. Thomas
Jenkins, was held Thursday afternoon.
During the session the clergy traveled
the Columbia river highway to Multno
mah falls and were the guests of Bish
op and Mrs. Sumner at a tea at Blshon
croft, at which Mrs. Sumner and her
mother. Mrs. Samuel Mitchell of Xe
gaunee, Mich., presided.
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Sprrial Musical Program
At the Glencoe Baptist church there
j will be special music under the direction
I of Miss M. C. Beable. At the morning
service tha choir will render an anthem,
I -In Heavenly Love Abiding.", In the
j evening tha anthem will be given by
I women's voices on "Jesus, Word of Ood
Incarnate. . . .
MUTUAL AID
A FACTOR OF
EVOLUTION
A LECTURE BY
H. M. WICKS
AT
ARION HALL
SECOND AND OAK STREETS
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
. Silt P. M.
ADMISSION FREE
THIS IS THE LAHT LECTITRH OP
THE SEASON. THE NEXT SEA
SON OPENS ON SEPTEMBER 1
ANP CONTINUES EVERY SUN
DAY EVENING THROUGHOUT
HE WINTER.
WILBUR
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
SUC0E88ON TO
Old Taylor St. Church
ASSEMBLY HALL
MULTNOMAH HOTEL
REV. Mr. T. KERB, ratter
divini agftviec auNr toisa a. m.
1. W, relmer will tell soss personal ps
rbmeee aa a T. M. C. A. Secretary ta the war
one of France.
. TtrrUnna asasie wUl be furnished by the
Chore Choir and taw Kavy Trie of Paset
Sound Wavy Yard. ,
. MARRY PARSONS, VMtolsa
LOWILL PATTON, tan let
IOILIO MIOOOU. fklUst
Come early BHag year friends to this serv
ice. Eitra chairs srtll be provided ta sntici
pstiess of a law avdioaea, '
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