THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
14 - SATURDAY, . MARCH 1919.
PORTLAND,- OREGON
enominations .planning to Inaugurate immense Petterment riv&s
Pig
PRESBYTERIANS
TO START GREAT
j FINANCIAL DRIVE
Are to Raise $38,000,000 j $13,
" 000,000 for Benevolence and
r , Rest for Church Advancement.
START TO BE MADE MARCH 23
'None Is Expected to Start Before
j t Date Set; Work to Be Accom
j . plished in Space of Few Hours
March 23 is the date toward -which all
Joyal Presbyterians are looking- and to
,'ward which many thousands through
out the nation are now working, for on
- that day the denomination plana to
''raise its 1919 quota of the New Era
fund, which is $38,000,000. Thirteen mil
lion dollars of this fund is to gro into
; the benevolent budget of the church and
the remaining $26,000,000 the churches
. are to keep and use for the advance-
ment of their local work.
i The biggest part of the task is that
the work must be done in three hours
On that Sunday afternoon.- No one is
' supposed to start ahead of time or work
overtime. The date of this great finan
cial church drive was announced by
Professor James F. Ewing of First
" Presbyterian church, who has received
information from the New Era head
quarters in New York City.
' The national committee has set the
benevolent budget for the Presbyterian
synod of Oregon at $104,297.72. There
iare six presbyteries in Oregon and their
l allotments follow: Coos Bay. $970.42;
Grande Ronde, $4262.07; ; Pendleton,
$4141.14; Portland. $72,642.50; Southern
Oregon. $6714.26. and Willamette, $15.
C67.83. -The allotments of the five largest
i Presbyterian churches of Portland, ac
i cording to the membership lists, are :
First Presbyterian church. $33,999.67;
Westminster, $7798.26; Central, $3872.18;
I Rose City Park, $2659.62, and Mt. Tabor,
! $2269.88.
. During the next three weeks nearly
every Presbyterian minister in the coun
try will lay this great program of the
church before his congregation. Dr.
John H. Boyd, pastor of First Presbyte
T rlam church, has announced a special
J aeries . of Sunday morning New Era
! aermons for the next three weeks. This
; Sunday he will talk on "Whither? An
4' Attempted Interpretation." First Pres
t byterian church is already hard at work
to see to it that their church goes "way
over the top' in this drive. Two col
onels, two captains and two lieutenants
have been appointed and they are or
l ganizlng the church Into groups of 10,
I and when March 23 arrives they plan to
have a flying squadron that will take
: the city by storm. First church is de
termined to raise Its quota, and more.
I During the past week Dr. Edward H.
6 Fence of Westminster Presbyterian
church has been in Southern Oregon
I lecturing oh the New Era. He has re
i turned to Portland and Sunday morning
:. will speak to his congregation on "The
i Greatest Challenge of the New Era.'
r-" A large number of the Presbyterian
pastors have announced subjects -which
deal with various phases of the New
lira movement for their Sunday topics.
. Pence Returns
From Nem Era Tour
Dr. Edward H. Pence has returned
from a trip through the southern part
rf the istate, where' he made several ad
dresses in the interest of the Presby
terian New Era movement. He will
peak Sunday in his own pfclpit, West
minster Presbyterian church, dealing
with the New Era movement in his
morninig sermajj
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Rev. Jo iii'u a Starts field, D. D.
AT
FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
. TWELFTH AND TAYLOR STS.. ,
" I SUNDAY lt A. 51.
"The Fast That God
l ' Requires"
lttlS P. M SUNDAY school
. Classes formed for all.
i t3t P. M -EPWORTH LEAGUE
' Young people especialtjt welcome.
! . 7iU P.M. K --,v
"THE TRUTlH,
Hearing
j Seeing
i Being
I Doing
THE TRUTH
Splendid Musi
-All Welcome
MIGEDDOf
J STILL FUTURE
CAST THE PEACE LEAGUE CHANGE
- Hear Evangelist Dickson
'lecture upon this striking Bible revel a
tion. Do you know what the Bible says
about future war? Do you know where
Armageddon will be fought? Do you
$.no w what nations will be involved?
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v I lth, "Between Morrisoa aid Yamhill
v Sunday Nights March 8 '
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Famous Methodist
Bishop Is Coming
Some Time in June
Bishop William A. Quayle of the
Methodist Episcopal church is expected
to be in Portland some time during
June, according to the announcement
made by Robert Hughes, ' editor of the
Pacific Christian Advocate. Bishop
Quayle is coming west to deliver the
commencement address at the Fuget
Sound college and is coming through
Portland to deliver one of his famous
addresses. A large reception is to be
held in hia honor. Bishop Quayle is con
sidered one of" the greatest platform
men in the Methodist church.
SroiiEPASTOR
TO SPEAK SUNDAY
Rev. Reginald T. T. Hicks Will
Conduct Services at St
Stephens Pro-Cathedral
Rev. Reginald T. T. Hicks of Spokane
will conduct the services at St. Stephens
pro-cathedral Sunday, preaching both
morning and evening. Rev. Mr. Hicks
was acting dean of All Saints cathedral
during the - absence in war service of
his brother. Very Rev. William C.
Hicks. Lenten services will be held at
the pro-cathedral on Tuesday and Fri
day each week. On both days there
will be a celebration of the holy com
munion at 7 :30 a. m. ; morning prayer or
Litany at 10, and confirmation at 4 p. m.
On Friday evening there will be the
service of evening prayer at 7 :30
o'clock, with an address. In preparation
for a Sunday school rally day, March 16,
Bishop Sumner is sending out a let
ter to the parents of the pupils in all
parts of the diocese. They are asked to
see that their children are re-enrolled in
Sunday school and to put larger support
and interest behind the religious train
ing of the young.
Big New Pipe Organ
To Be Played Sunday
The new pipe organ of the East Side
Baptist, church has been installed and
will be played for the first time publicly
Sunday morning. Leslie J. Werschkul,
for about 15 years church organist, will
continue in his position. Mr. Werschkul
described the organ as .follows for The
Journal : "The organ was manufactured
by George Kilgen & Son of St. Louis,
Mo. It has the new electro-pneumatic
action. There are 1205 pipes, S3 stop
keys, six combination pistons and 10
pedal movements. X consider It as sweet
a sounding instrument as can be found
in the city."
The organ is to be dedicated Monday
night at S o'clock In a special organ
recital by" Professor Lucien E. Becker.
No admission will be charged, .but an
offering will be taken.
Will Tell About
Conditions in India
George 'C. Warner, who went into the
"T" service with the British troops in
India three years ago, is to deliver his
address. "India Conditional," Sunday
morning at the Kenton United Presby
terian church. Reaching the Far East,
Warner quickly became private secre
tary to one of the leading men of Asia
and as such saw the teeming millions
of the British possessions, meeting the
leading figures of the land and seeing
many sections.
'Top of the World'
Topic for Lecture
"The Top of the World" will be the
subject of an illustrated lecture by Dr.
John Parsons at the Centenary Metho
dist church, East Ninth and Pine streets,
at 7 :3 Sunday evening. At the 11
o'clock service Dr. George B. Pratt will
speak. Special music by the chorus
choir at each service. Sunday school at
8:45 a. m Epworth league atx6:15. Vis
iters welcomed at all services.
Nearing 100 Mark
Wilbur Methodist Sunday school plans
to meet the 100 mark Sunday morning.
During the past few weeks the- school
has been growing, according to the pas
tor. Rev. Francis B. Short. The church
service offertory will be sung by A. E.
Davidson.
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REV. W. W. WILLARD, D. D.'
Actlnt Pastor
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First Congregational
Church
PARK AKD MADISON STS.
"THE CHURCH OF TOMORROW"
An intensely Interesting, timely
tonic Coma anil hur It o Kl- js
tl4i P. M.
"LIFE'S UNFOLDING DRAMA
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Helpful sermons. Good music.
We will be glad to have you wor
ship with us. j -
SUNDAY SCHOOL IS 1TOOS
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W1LEUB METHODIST CHURCH
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Spiritual Forces
Triumphant
DAVIDSON
EPWORTHIANS TO
; HAVE THEIR PART
Dr. Guthrie, General Secretary,
Explains Work Assigned' Young
People in Centenary Drive
The Epworth leagues of the nation are
to have a part in the Methodist Centen
ary movement. ; This was the encourag
ing note sounded to the young people of
Portland Thursday night at First Meth
odist church by their chief executive.
Dr. Charles-E. Outhrie, of. Chicago, gen
eral secretary of the Epworth leagues of
the. Methodist church. ,
To push this work 20 area Epworth
league secretaries have been appointed
to cover the nation. Dr. Guthrie had
hardly made ' this statement before he
heard the question, "Are we going to
have one? "Yes," came back the reply.
"The Northwest Epworth league centen
ary secretary," said Dr. Guthrie, "is to
be Rev. J. Edgar Purdy of Wilbur,
Wash. He is to arrive in Portland in a
few days and will make his headquar
ters here in the centenary office In the
Piatt building." "
After the centenary drive is over Dr.
Guthrie hones to be able to take the
20 area secretaries and teV make them
the head of branch offices of the Ep
worth league, where free leaflets and
helps on league work may be secured
without the present two weeks' delay in
writing to Chicago. This came as a
welcome announcement to Alocal Metho
dist Epworth league leaders.
In speaking of the young people's part
in the centenary drive of the church.
Dr. Guthrie said: "The centenary has
no right to claim all the glory, for they
appropriated the young people's pro
gram as their own. Three of the four
big points of the centenary movement
have been part of the young people's
program for 10 years. They are the
stewardship of prayer, stewardship of
life, and stewardship of money.- We
have been pushing the first through
our comrades of the morning watch
organization, the second through our
life work recruit classes, and the last
through our adoption of the 24-hour day
league and tithing plan."
The Epworth leagues of the nation
have 588,000 members, according to Dr.
Guthrie, and they are expected to give
a minimum of J400.000 each year for
the next five years, or a total of 32,000,
000 of the $105,000,000 drive which the
denomination is making. Dr. Guthrie
said: "We expect to accomplish this
feat by having ,40 per cent of the mem
bership sign up as Christian stewards
and 75 per cent as 24-hour day leaguers."
The general secretary made it plain
to the young people that they must
work In harmony with the church and
not expect to put on a separate centen
ary drive of their own. The leaguers
are to assist the church workers and
have been granted the privilege of writ
ing the words "Epworth League" on
DIRECTORY
FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT
Uniform Sunday School Lesson
"Josha Patriot and Leader." Joxhna.. 1:1 -S.
Primary tonic, "Story of a Brare Leader"; Junior
topic. "Followint the Right Leader": Intermedi
ate topic. "When to Be Brare"; Senior topic,
"How -to Ber One's Country."
Uolden Text: "Be auons and of good emir
are." Joahtia 1:9.
Young People's Topics
Baptist Union: "Lost by Looking-." Ptot.
23:29-35. (Temperance meeting.)
Christian Endeavor: "Lost by Looking."
Pror. 23:29-35. (Temperance meeting.)
Epworth League: "Our . Relation to God,
Serving." Matt. 20:20-28.
BaptUt
First White Temple. 12th and Tayloi1 Rev.
William A. Waldo. ,11, "The Glorifying Chiisf';
7 :30, "The Forgiveness of the Croea."
Kant Side E. 20th and Salmon Rev. W.
R. Ilinson. Rev. Herbe.-t T. Cash, assistant. 11,
"The Door Into the Church": 7:30, "Wilson and
His Master and the Peace Conference.
Third Vancouver and Knott Rev. WeMey
J. Reaven. 11. "Building Christian Character";
7:30. "With Jesus All the Way."
Montafilla 11. 7:30.
Arleta 11. 7:30.
Calvary E. 8th and Grant Rev. J. E.
Thomas.' . Preaching by Labor, Evangelist P. L.
Hchulta, Saturday, 7:80; Sunday. 11, 2:30,
7:30. "
Glencoe E. 4 nth and Main Rev. F. C
Laslette. 11. "Christianity, the Only and Su
preme Force for the Day in Which We Live";
7:80. "A Prominent Business Man's Conver
sion." Sellwncd Bethany Rev. T. J. Broemfield,
11, 7:30.
Grsce E. 70th and Ash. 11. 7:30.
University Park Rev. S. Lawrence Black.
11, 7:45.
Swedwa 15th and Hoyt Rev. T. G. SJolar
der. 10:30. 7:S0.
St Johns Rev. Mr. Burton. 11, 7:30.
Highland K. 6th and Alberta Preaching by
Dr. E. Pj Borden. 11. 7:30.
Catholle
St. Pnters Lenta Rev. P. Beutgen. 8.
10:80. 71:30.
Pro-Cathedral 15th and Davis Rev. E. T.
O'Hara. , 7:15. 8:80. 8:45. 11. 7:45.
St Lawrence Sd and Sherman Rev. J. C
Hughes. ,6. 8:30. 10:30, 7:30.
St. Francis E. 12th and Pine Rev. J. H.
Black. , 8. 9. 10:80. 7 .80.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams and
Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. 9. 11, 7:30.
Holy Rosair E. 8d and Clackamas Rev. E.
8. Olson.; 0. 7. 8, 9, 11, 7:30.
at. Rose E. 63d and Alameda Rev. 3.
O'FarreU. 8. 10:80. 4.
St. Andrews E. 9th and Alberta Rev. J.
Kieman. 8. 10:80, 7:80. ,
The Madeleine E. 24th and Siskiyou Rev.
George F. Thompson. 7 SO. 9, 11.
' Ascension E. 76th and Yamhill Franciscan
Fathera 8. 10:30, 7:30.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland and Blandena
Rev. F. W. Black. . 8. 16 :S0. 7 :30.
Holy Ones 774 Bowdoin Rev. C. Raymond.
8. 100, 7:30. .
St. Ignatius 8220 4 3d st. S. K., Jesuit
Fathers. 8:30. 8.10:30.4.
St. 8teihens E. 42d and Taylor Rev. War
ren A Witt.. 6. 8:80. 10:80, 7:30.
Holy Redeemer Portland bird, and Vancou
ver ave. Rev. William i. Devina. 6, 10:30.
7 :30. i-'
St. Phillip Nerl (Paulist Fathers) E. 16th
and Hickery Rev. W. J. Cartwright 7:80.
. 10:80 7:30. '
St. Clements S. Smith ave. and Newton
Serbita Fathera. , 8. 10:80. 7:80.
Sacred Heart E. 11th and Center Rev. O.
Rob.- 8. 10:30. 7:80.
St Agatha E. 15th and -Miller Rev. J.
Comminsky. 8, 10:30. T0.
St. Stanislaus (Polish) Maryland and Fafl
tne Rev. F. Matthew.' 8, 10: 80. T:80.
St. Joseph (German) 16th and Couch
Rrr. B. Durrer. IB, 10:30, 7:80.
St. Miehael (Italian) tth and Mill Rsv.
If. Balestn. 8:80. 10:80. 7:30.
St. Clares Capitol Hill Father Capbtrau.
O. F. M.t 8. 10:10.
Bt Charles E. 83d and Alberta Rev. 3.
P. O'Flyon. 8. 10:30.
AO. Saints E. 89th and Glisaa Rev. Father
Wilham Cronin. 8. 10:80. . t (
'-. Christian V"- i." .!
First Park and Columbia Rev. Harold H.
Griffia. 11. "Relurfon as An Attitude of Mind";
7:45. "Social Service, It's Means, It's Motives
and It's Methods."
. East Side K. 12th and Taylor Rev. R. H.'
Sawyer. It. "The Indwelling Christ"; 7:80.
When as a Nation Christian?"
Rodney AvenueRodney and Knott Rev. J.
F. Ghormley. ll. "The, Unity ot Faith as Ex
pressed ta Service"; 7:30, "The Supreme Verily
of The Christ." " . . ? y .
MontaviUa E. 76th and Gliaen Rev. Her
bert E. Ryder, 11. -7:80. - ;
Woodlawn E. 7th and Cfbertj Rev. , Joseph
rj.-Boyd.ll. 7:80.
VnMin' w ;iiuh'ni" TOM,rTv T
Uenten Reason to
3Kme, iHoney and
Greater concentration of time, money
and energy has been asked this year
during the Lenten season from church
memberl of almost every denomination
than has been asked for many years in
the past. The great-, reconstruction
problems of the churches are to. be con
sidered in all their , seriousness and
members of the laity. will be asked to
close their offices, and devote their time
to the work of the church the Same as
they closed their office and gave freely
of their time to the causes of liberty
and freedom during the. war.
Several denominations plan special
weekday eerviqes . in their churches
throughout Lent. Prominent among
these are the Catholic. Episcopal and
Lutheran churches.
Special services . will be held each
Wednesday and Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock during Lent at St Marys cathed
ral (Catholic). - - .
Dr. A. A. Morrison, rector of- Trinity
Episcopal church, announces special
services for the season of Lent In his
church an Wednesday and Friday aft
ernoons at 4:30 o'clock. v
Rev. William. E. BrliUunan, pastor of
Community Service
Program Planned
An extensive program of community
service is to be launched Sunday morn
ing at the Pilgrim Congregational church
by the pastor, Rev. Robert Murray
Pratt, who will give an address on "A
Practical Program for Pilgrim People."
Dr. A. J. Sullens. superintendent for
Oregon and Southern Idaho, will be
present and will conduct a special com
munion service. A program of music
is being arranged by Mrs. Jessie Orton
Steckle. Mr. Pratt has Just completed
six months of service with the church,
during which all departments of the
church have been brought to a high
point of efficiency. The evening service
will consist of community singing, music
by a male quartet and an address on
The Spirit of America."
Christ's Temptation
Basis of Discussion
The Biblical incident of the temp
tation of Christ in the wilderness will be
the basis of the Sunday morning dis
course of Rev. William E. Brinkman at
St. James Lutheran church. lie will
present the three-fold temptation of
Christ hunger, presumption and lust of
ambition for wealth and power. Special
Lenten services will be held In the chapel
each Thursday evening during Lent.
every centenary subscription card filled
out by a leaguer. Pledges secured in
this way will go to make- up their
quota.
OF CHURCH
Christian Sciecee
Lesson subject: "Man."
First 19th and Everett. 11. 8.
Second E. 6th and Holladay. 11. 8.
Third E. TZth and -Salmon. 11, 8.
Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11, 8.
Fifth 62d and 4 2d ave. 8. E. 11.
Siith Masonic Temple, 868 Yamhill. 11, 8.
Seventh Holbrook block. St. Johns. 11.
All churches Wednesday, 8 n. m.
Congregational
First Park and Madison. Dr. W. W. Wil
lard. 10:80, "The Church of Tomorrow";
7:45. "Life's Unfolding Drama."
Sunnysidee-E. 3 2d and Taylor Rev. J. J.
Staub. 11. "The Christ Tou Cannot Hide";
7:4 5. "God's Inexcusable Reserves"; special
music
Atkinson Memorial E. 29th and Everett.
Preaching by Rev. J. T. "Merrill. 11, 7:45.
Highland E. 6b and Prescott Rev. Edward
Constant. 11, "The Significance of Lent";
7:30, a Lenten musical and address on "A
Heaven-born Song."
Waverley Heights E. 33d and Woodward
Rev. Oliver Pj Avery. 11, "The Capacity for
Sacrifice"; 7:45, special musical service.
Laurelwood 45th ave. and 65th at. S. E.
Mrs. Alice M. Handsaker. 11, 5.
Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. .Rev. Robert
Murray Pratt. 11. "A Practical Program for
Pilgrim People," followed by communion; 7:30,
"The Spirit of America."
Finnish Mission 107 Skidmore Rev. Sam
uel Ncvala. 6. 7 :80.
University Park Haven and Lombard Rev.
C. IL Johnston. 11. 7:80.
St. Johns 8. Ivanhoe and Richmond Rev.
3. T. Merrill. 11. 7:80.
Danab-Norwegian E. 23d and Stunner
Rev. Ole Torgessen. 11. 7:80.
First German E. 7th and Stanton Rev.
George Zocber. 11. 7:30.
Beoend German E. 8th and Skidmore Rev.
Henry Hagelganx. 11,7:30.
tton German E. 9th and Fremont Rev.
3. H. Hopp. 11. 7:30.
Parkrose Preaching by Rev. Mr. Hoffman.
eTelsoopal
Pro-Cathedral of St. Stephen the Martyr
13th and Clay Rt. Rev. W. T. Sumner, bishop.
Sundays. 7:45. 11. 7:45. Holy daya. 9:80.
Trinity 19th and Everett Rev. A. A. Mor
rison. 8. 9:46. tl, "Profit and Loss"; 8.
"The Search lor Health."
St. Davids' E. 12th and Belmont Rev.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:30, Eucharist; 9:30
and 11. Bishop Peter T. Rowe will apeak; 7:80,
"Fruits of the Tree of Life."
St. Marks 21st and Marshall Rev. 3. G.
Hatton. 7:30, 9(45, 11, 7:46.
St. Andrews Hereford at.. Portsmouth
Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 9, 11, 7:30.
Grace Memorial E. 17th and WeidJer Rev.
Oswald W. Taylor. 8. 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawaon. 11. 8.
St. Michaels and All Angela E. 43d and
Broadway Rev. T. F. Bowen, vicar. 8. 10.
11. 6.
Church Of Our Savior 60th ave. and 41st
at. S. K. Rev. E. H. Clark, vicar. 7:30, 11.
Bishop. Morris Memorial Good Samaritan
hospital Rev. Frederic K. Howard. 7, 7:46.
St Pauls Woodmere Rev. Oswald W. Tay
lor. 4. ' a
All 8aint-r-25th and Savier Rev. Frederic
K. Howard. 11. a
St. Johns Memorial B. 15th and Harney,
Sell wood. Rev. H. Clark in charge. 11, 7:30.
St. Mathews Corbett and Bancroft Rev.
W. A. M. Breck. vicar. 10. 11. ( -..
Evangelical
First E. 6th and Market Rev. E. D. Horn-
ecbuch. 11. 7:30.
- Free MethooTst
Central E. 56th and Flanders Rev. W. N.
Coffee. 11. 7:80. .
firstE. 9U" and Mill Rev. A. Beers.
11, "The Church's Banner at Half Mast or
Nailed to the Top of the Mast, Which?"; 7:30,
"Hell, a Necessity and a Reality."
Alberta E. 80th and Wjrgant Rsv. E. T
Harrington. 11. 7:30.
First E. 8Sth and . Main Rev. ' Homer L
"7:46v
Congregation Beth Israel 12th and Main
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Sabbath services Friday
at 8 p. m.. Saturday, 10:80 a. m. Sunday, 10.
in - Portland academy bldg., 18 th and Mon
gomery. Religious school. Bible, cissies at
Central library, second and fourth "Wednesdays.
Congregation Ahavia Shotem Park and Clay
suv Rabbi R. Abzahamsoa, . Friday, 8 P. as.;
Saturday, 9:80 a. ra.
Latter Day Saint
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
E. 25th and Madison. 10, 7:30, :
5 i, ;.,tluMtwanll .
' St James W. Park and Jefferson Rav.
William A. Brinkman. 11, "Everyday- Temp
tations and the Tempter"; 7:30. "Thy Kingdom
Come." - --'- -';' --
St Pauls E. 12th and Clinton Rev. A.
Krause, 9:30. school; 10, confession; 10:30,
service and holy communion; 7:80, evening ser
vice. - f - ' ' "
Our Saviors K, - 10th and Grant Rev. M.
A. Chrfatensen. 11, . . ..:
Trinity Williams nd Graham Rev. J. A,
Reinbach. 9:15. 10:36. 7:30. .
BetVhem Nnrwecisn 14th and Davis Rev.
pe lie of Sacrifice
(Energy Consecrated
St. James Lutheran church, will hold
his special Lenten services each "Thurs
day 1 night at 8 o'clock in the church
chapel.
. The first Sunday in Lent will be home
mission day at Bethlehem Norwegian
Lutheran church, of which Kev. Wll
helm Petterson is pastor. . Rev. L. C.
Fobs, who is president and superintend
ent' of home missions for the Pacific
district of the Norwegian Lutheran
church of America, will . preach at both
services Sunday. The morning service
win i be In Norwegian and the evening
service in the English language. A
free will offering will betaken at each
Service for the home mission work. This
is the official visit of Rev. Mr. Foss to
the church.
Sunday morning at Highland Congre
gational church the pastor. Rev. Edward
Constant, will preach on "The Signifi
cance of Lent." In the evening there
will be a Lenten musical by the choir
under the direction of Miss O. Rose. Miss
Johnston will sing "Light In Darkness" ;
Miss Rose and Mr. Armstrong will sing
a duet and a baritone horn solo will
be given by J. Marshall.
New Chorus , Choir
Will Sing Sunday
A chorus choir of 30 voices will be one
of the features of the Sunday services
at the East Side Christian church of
which Rev. R. V. Sawyer is pastor. J.
Frank Watson has been secured as chor
ister and is now organising and train
ing the chorus' In preparation for the
elaborate program at Easter time.
Charles South, the well known Portland
violinist, will organize and direct an
orchestra for the Bible school and other
services of the church.
The Bible school has gained 100 mem
bers within the past two months and
larger quarters are being planned.
Glencoe Baptists
To Furnish Church
'Glencoe Baptist church members con
template raising $4000 to complete the
furnishing of their church. A "com
mittee has been appointed to map out
a plan for raising the funds. -vW. F.
Prier recently donated a brass galling
to encircle the. pulpit. Ten new members
were received last Sunday. RevX F.
C. Laslette is pastorh
Realization League Address
T.! A. Harper, president of the Real!
ration Men's club, will address the Re-
alization league, at the league rooms,
186 Fifth streeC Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. This is the fifth address In the
"People's popular series" being given by
the men of the league. Mr. Harper has
traveled over a large part .of the world
and i Is a student of men.
SERVICES IN
dent Rev. L. C. Foss. 11, Norwegian service;
8, English service.
Grace. English Mason and Alblna. Rev. C.
H. Bernhard. 9:45. 11, 7:80.
Hamilton Chapel E. 80th and Glisan Rev.
F. J. Epilog. 10:45.
Bethel Norwegian (Free) Wygant and Rod
ney. -
Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and Mor
ris Rev. L P. Kjoller. 11. 8.
St Johns Peninsula and Kil pa trick
Ludwig. 10:45, 7:30.
-Rev. L.
Swedish Tabernacle N. 17th
and Glisan
Kev. J. j. Ledin. 11. 7:80.
Swedish Augustana. Stanton and Rodney
Rev. V. G. Ogden. 10:45, Swedish service:
7:45, English service, topic, "Andrew," sixth
in a New Testament character series.
Methodist Episcopal
Centenary E. 9th and Pine Rev. . J. C
Rollins. 11, 7:45.
Central Vancouver and Fargo Rev. A. R.
Maclean. 11. 7:30.
Clinton Kelly E. 40th and Powell Rev.
John Parsons. 11.
Epworth 26th and Savier Rev. J. Stanford
Moore. 11. 7:31. ,
First 12th and Taylor Rev. Joshua Stans
field. 10:30. "The Fast the God Requires, a
Fast That b Worth While; 7:80. "The
Truth."
First Norwegian Danish 18th and Hoyt
Rev. Ellas Gjerding.
Laurelwood R. 63d and Foster Rev. A. C
Brack enbury. 11. 7:30.
Lents Lucien B. Jones. 11, 7:30.
Lincoln E. 6 2d and Lincoln. Rev. F. A.
Ginn. 11.
MontaviUa E. 80th and Pine Rev. Hiram
Gould. 11. 7:80.
Mt Tabor E. 61st and Stark, Rev. K. Olin
Eldridge. 11. 7:30.
Rose City Park Rev. D. Lester Flelas.
11, 7:30.
Sellwood Rev. W. 8. Gordon. 11. 7:80.
Sunnyside E. S5th and Yamhill Rev. R. E.
Smith. 11. 7:45.
St Johns W. Leavitt and Syracuse Rev. J.
H. Irvine. 11. -7:30.
Swedish Beecn and Borthwlck Rev. Abel
Eklnnd. 11. 8.
University Park Fiska and Lombard Rev.
J. T. Abbott .
Vancouver Avenue Norwegian Danish Skid
more and Vancouver. Rev. C. J. R inning. 11. 8.
Westmoreland Rev. F. A. Ginn. 7 :80.
Wilbur Multnomah hotel Rev. Francis Bur
gette Short 10:30, "Spiritual Forces Trium
phant" District superintendent. Rev. William Wallae
Toungson. D. D.. 691 E, 62d st N. Taboi 2790.
. M. K. South
First Union and Multnomah Rev. James T.
French. 11. 7:30.
Flirt E. 10th and Weidlei" Rev. C How
ard Davis and Rev. O. F. Goettla, sssHtsnt.
11. 7:80.
Sellwood E. 9th and Spokane Preaching by
Luke Rader. 11, 7:80. ,
Brentwood 65th ave. and 67th at Rev.
C. TJ. Fowler. 11. 7:30.
Highland Park K. 14th and Kfllfngsworth
Rev. W. P. Keebaugh. 11, 8.
Scandinavian Rev. J. G. BringedahL 11.
7:80. '
; -. PrerbyteHan
First 12th and Alder -Rev. John H. Boyd.
1:3W, "Whither T An Attempted Interpretation";-7:30,
special music and sermon.
Westminster East 17th and Schuyler Rev.
Edward H. Pence. 10:30. "The Greatest Chal
lenge of the New Era"; 7:30, "Quarries for
Character."
Central E. 13th and Pine. Rev. Orlando B.
Pershing. 11. "Faith and life"; 7 :30, "Per
sonality and the Crowd." -
Calvary 11th and Clay Rev. R. W. Rogers.
10:30, 7:80.
Mt . Tabor E. 65 th and Belmont Rsv. Ward
MacHenry. 11, "Thinking in World Terms";
4 :30. veaper service. -".The Problem of Religious
Education."
Vernon 19th and Wygant Rev. J. R. tands
boroagh. 11. 7:80.
Piedmont Cleveland and Jsrrett Rr. A. I.
Hutchison. 11, "A New Fellowship"; 7:30, "A
Man's Value to Society. v
Fourth First and Gibha . Rev. Ivi Johnson.
16:30. 7:30.-
Ke nil worth E. 34th and Gladstone Rev.
Paul E. Ratsch. 11. "What Christ Is to Us";'
7:45, "A Plus O Equs V" discussion of a
geometrical formula.
Hope E. 78th and Everett Rev. Floyd E.
Dorria, ! 11. "The Imponderable' Wealth of a
Nation": 7:80. Rev. W. W. MacHenry will speak
on tfcTt New Era movement "
Rose City Ir. Robert H. Mflllgaa. 11. 7:80.
: Forbes Graham and Gantenbein. 11.
Trinity Virginia, and Nebraska 1 Bay. Thee
dors Pi Smith. It. 70. -.
Anahel Rev. Joha E. Nelson. 11. g,
t MUiard Avenue Rev. W. Lee Gray. II.
"Thirst for God"; 7:80, "The New Man."
- MarshaU Street 17th and Marshali Rev. A.
X. Hanna. 11. , .
' Sever) Day Adventlea "' :
Note Been lr aerviosa of this depomlnatloa
ra held on (Saturday.
. Central E. 11th and Everett L. ft? rw-V.
PERSONAL WORKER
CAMPAIGN IS PLAN
Fourteen Teams From First Bap
tist Will Seek to Secure Atterid-
ance of Non-churchgoers.
The call to forward march has been
sounded at the First Baptist church
(White Temple) by Dr. William A. Wal
do, the pastor. Between now and Easter
Sunday a great personal workers' cam
paign Is to be waged by 14 teams, that
is intended to result in a greater effi
ciency and a larger membership for the
church.
Dr, Waldo said : "We are anticipating
a great ingathering. Our field is the
entire city. Christians not yet associated
with any church, and still others who
have not accepted Christ as Savior and
Lord, are Invited to come Into our fold.
It is our desire to make a kind, win
some and powerful appeal to all these
to declare their faith in Christ and unite
wtth the church on or before May 1."
Fourteen teams 6f 10 are being or
ganized, who will pray earnestly and
labor arduously for this ingathering. All
the services of the church will bear
upon this theme, and the Thursday eve
ning, meetings will be times of special
prayer. Five successive Tuesday eve
nings will be devoted to cottage prayer
meetings throughout the city. Dr. Waldo
hopes that this campaign will be fol
lowed by a great revival meeting in
May,' when a special evangelist may be
secured. Letters announcing these plans
have been mailed to every member of
the -church.
. Dr. Waldo announces a series of eve
ning discourses leading up to Easter, on
the general theme, "In the Shadow of
the Cross, or the Seven Last Words of
Jesus." The subjects will be as follows.
March 9, "The Forgiveness of the
Cross;" March 16, "The Absolution ofi
the Cross ;" March 23, "The Legacy of
the Cross;" March 30, "The Sacrificial
Cry of the Cross ;" April 6. "The Anguish
of the Cross ;" April 13, "The Complete
ness of the Cross ;" April 20, "The Peace
of the Cross." These addresses will be
taken up In the light of the present day
sacrifices and the larger sacrifice of the
Christ to humanity.
The temple quartet will render each
night special and appropriate music in
keeping with the subjects announced.
Eev. Mr. WiUard
To Preach Sunday
Rev. W. W. WiUard, acting pastor of
the First Congregational church, will
preach Sunday morning and evening;
The church is planning intensive work
in the near future along a religious line
with the objective of building up the in
stitution. -At Atkinson Congregational
church. Rev. J. T. Merrill will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening.
PORTLAND
JT?c1' Women of Woodcraft hall. 10th
Montaviila E. 80th and Everett Elder J.
Gerhart 11.
Lento 94th st and 08th ave. Elder W. D.
St .Johns Central ave. and Charleston
Elder A. R. Folkenberg. 11.
Mt Tabor -E. 60th. and Belmont KIder W
X. alugert 11.
Albins- gkidraore and Mallorjr Elder A. A.
Meyer. C. F. Knott, local elder. 11:16.
Scandinavian E. 62d near 40th ave. Elder
V. 0. US. XX. x
Salvation Army
Corps No. 12 4 3 Ash at Adjutant Frank
as. cio, s.
"-JorP No. 4 1 28 hi 1st Adjutant Joseph
AMitiauu. a a, e, o. -
weoenberglan
New Church Society 831 Jefferson Rev.
William K. Reece. 11. "The Mniritiui s;nm.
cance of Jonah's Three Day'a in the - Whale s
oeiiy.
Unitarian
Church of Our Father Broadway and Tarn-
Wll Rev. O. Elliot Jr. 11, "The Persistent
Question in the Hour of Bereavement"; 7:48,
open iorum, W. S. U'Ren. leader, topic, "The
Measures to Be Voted Upon in the Special June
UfCUOO,
United Brethren
Conference superintendent Rev. G. E. Me
jjonaia.
First E. 15th and Morrison Rev. Byron 3,
Clark. 11, "Intercession"; 7:30, "What Is a
Christian f"
Second E. 27th and Sumner. Rev. Ira
rxawley. KvangeliaUo services. 11. 7:80.
Third 67th st and 82d ave. S. E. Rev. E.
O. Shepherd. 11. "Putting on Strength"; 7:30,
"The Backslider."
Fourth Tremont Rev. C. P. Blanchard.
11, "Penalty of Sin"; 7:30, "World-Wide Re-
VlTSi.
United Evangelical
First E. 16th and Poplar Rev. J. A.
Goode. 11. 7:80.
United wniaaaette bird, and Gay Rev. H.
H. Farnham. 11.7:30.
United Peeabytarlan
First E. 87th and Hawthorne Rev. H. F.
Given. 11. "Salvation by Grace"; 7:80. "Ia
the Church the Friend of Labor?"
Church of the Stranger Grand and Waseo
Rev. S. Earl Du Bote. 10:30, "Lying Hus
bands and Wives"; 7:30, "The. Ships That Have
Not Sailed."
Kenton 120 Went Lombard Rev. George
N. Taylor. 1 1" India, Conditional." by George
A. Warner, recently returned from Asia; 7:80.
"Mortal Man in a New Situation."
Miscellaneous
Christian and Missionary Alliance E. 9tb
and Clay Rev. J.n E. Fee. 11. 7:30.
Realisation League 186 Bth Rev. H.
Edward Mills. 11. "Relaxation and Release";
8. "The Subconscious Mind." by T. A. Harper,
president of Realise tion Men's club.
Christedelphian 621 E. Washington. 10:30.
Church of God S6S Failing. Harry Neal.
IX, 8.
Gospel Hall E. 29th and Slark. Rev. F.
C. Marshall. 10:80, 12:16, 7:48.
Men's Resort 4 th and Bumside Rev. Levi
Johnson, superintendent 8.
New Civilisation 407 Tliioru bldg- Dr.
Beth Northington. 7:48. .
Divine Science Tilford building Rev. T. M.
Mirmrd. pastor. 11.
Universal Messianic 218 Abinrton building.
11. 8, "The Eternal Care of the Father."
Pentecostal First and Washington Rev.
Will O. Trotter. 11, 8, 7:80.
Glad Tidings (Pentecostal Mission) 246 H
1st -2. 8, 7 ;30 week days except Monday and
Saturday, 8 p. m.
Pentecostal church E. 30th and Anksnv
A. W. Smith. 11,8,8. -
Vohmteera of America Mission 324 Bumside
-Meeting every evening except Monday at 8
o'clock, and Sunday, 3 p. Ma.
First Spiritualist Sixth and Montgsaiery
Rev. A. Scott Bledsoe. 8. 7:46.
Second Buiritumlint Aliaky Hall Rev.
Max Hoffman. 3. 8.
First M.E. Church
K. South
Rev.v Jas. T, French
. --r 1;.:'--vj i'-a. i raster "
SCRVIOK AT 11 A. M. and 7: SO r. aj.
. "fllavTlInf ibJaeA -
TMI PHES8URK OF flREAT
- - DIFflCULTIEr .
venln Subjeet h ..
OUR high rniviLgaK ; o
Every One Not 'Affiliated With Some Other
. .. Church Is (ktrdisTly Invited. ;
System of Pastoral
Visitation Has Been
DevisedbyDr.Boyd
Dr. John IL Boyd, pastor of First
Presbyterian church, has figured out a
system that will enable him to visit per
sonally nearly all his membership within
a period of two months. He has inaugu
rated a series -of Informal receptions to
be held In various sections of the city.
The city has been divtded Into 20 sec
tions byDr. Boyd and his assistant. Pro
fessor James F. Ewinfc. Three nights
of each week a meeting will be held In
one of these . sections - and ' the people
within the sections will be Invited by
letter to attend. Mr. Ewlng has mailed
personal invitations to every church
member within the sections telling them
where, their social gathering will be held.
Dr. Boyd plans to discuss church prob
lems Informally wtth his members at
these meetings.
TO STiYSiDAY
L
Portland ; Training Institute to
Open Fifth Session Tuesday
Evening. :v
The fifth session of the Portland
Training? ' institute, conducted in the
Sunnyuide Congregational churchunder
the auspices of' the Congregational Edu
cation society and the Oregon Sunday
School association, will open Tuesday at
7 :30p. m. i : : -, "-.
neptlonal work in the Pllierim Congre
gational Sunday school, and Paul New
meyer of the Y M.C A., formerly a
successful teacher of boys In the First
Baptist Sunday school of Tacoma, , will
demonstrate methods of meeting the
problems of the ;"teen agV division.
Those . who are Interested in making
the old Sunday school new will enjoy
the model installation service to be giv
en before the general assembly by Dr.
John H. Matthews of Seattle. " Twenty-
five Sunday schools have been repre
eented to date. The InfAltute la inter-
denominationaL - . e
Future Wars Lecture Topic
Evangelist L. K. Dickson announces
that he will tell Sunday, night In his lec
ture at Chrlstensen'a hall. Eleventh and
Morrison, streets, what the Bible says
about future wars, where the battle of
Armageddon will be fought and the na
tions which will be involved In It. Pro
fessor I. C Colcord will lead the sing
ing, - . ., ' I
State HeasuiTs Topic : ;
. The measures to be voted on In the
special June election will be discussed
publicly In the Sunday evening open
forum, which meets at 7 :43 in the Uni
tarian chapel, Broadway and Yamhill
street. The speaker Is W. 8. TJ'Ren. -
; Will Defend Y. M. C A.
Sunday evening Rev. Harold II. Orlf
fisv at the First Christian church, will
reply; to recent criticism of the war work
of the Y..M. C. A. Sunday morning Mr.
Griffis will, discuss the necessity of hav
ing the right perspective in life.
Home BuHding Sweeps .Oklahoma
Tulsa, Okla., March 8. Horns build
ing organizations have been formed In
more than 60 Oklahoma towns and cities,
according to reports reaching, here. So
great is the dearth of residence prop
erties In the state that barns are util
ised, while tents are commonly seen in
all cities. :
DR. WALDO
mohniro servioe it o-olock.
"The Glorification of! Jesus" .
r ! .
' .; CVEHIRO SERVICR 7:90
"The Forgiveness of the: Cross"
First Iff art Easter 8 arise ef Seven Sermons
SOLDIERS, SAILOR AND STRANOERS
i;- , COROIALLV INVITED
WHITE TEMPLE
TWELFTH AKD TATLOB
YOUR CMUROM J '
STS.
schoo
METHODS
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ALDER STREET AT TWELFTH.
REV. JOHN H. BOYD, D. D.
- , -l PASTOR , ,
"WHITHER?"
(A Consideration of the New Era)
"THE WORLD'S" DARKNESS
AND THE WAY OUT"
Special Made in the Evening by
Instrumental Trie of Violin, Harp
, and Organ. Condneted by
TBAKCK EICHENLATJB -
BAPTIST LAYMBI
START BIG DRIVE
ON SUNDAY WEEK
,f - " . r :
Six Million Dollar Fund to Be
Raised to Insure Spiritual
. Democracy Abroad.
"VICTORY CAMPAIGN" NAME
City Director Rev. F. C. Laslette
. Describes' Purpose to Better
World in Way War Failed To.
Sunday, March 16,; Northern Baptist
laymen will start their campaign to
raise $6,000,000, which funds they in- ,
tend to use toward i Insuring spiritual
democracy at home and rehabilitation
work abroad. This campaign Is known
as the "Victory campaign." Rev. V. a.
Laslette. city director, said In describ
ing the work t "The great Victory cam
paign has been launched by the seven
million Baptists of America as a drive
toward ; 100 per cent efficiency along '
moral, spiritual Intellectual and social,
lines at home and abroad. It is for the
betterment of. the whole world in ways
that the war failed to accomplish."
If, this drive is successful the leaders
of the church In New York have pre
dieted the following results : "It means
that churches which have been slightly
damaged m ill be repaired ; churches that
have been totally destroyed will be re
built : the rehabilitation of Baptist pas
tors and . families ; the construction of
chapels at Strategic locations in rebuilt':
districts; the relief of Christian families
or whom government provision is, not,;
sufficient ; and special provision for or
phans, widows and disabled soldiers."
. The Victory campaign is a laymen's
movement, and although the clergy aro
not excused from active part, they are
not supposed to shoulder the burden.
Kvery church In the Northern Baptist
convention has been effectively organ
ized by - laymen and great things are
expected between March 16 and the end
of the month, when the entire fund
must be raised. Ilarley Hallgren, state
president of the Baptist Young People's
union. Is state director of the Victory
campaign. He is the youngent man In
Oregon directing a reconstruction pro?
gram for any of the denominations.
Dr. Stansfield Will
Preach on Fasting
"The Fast That bod Requires, a Fsnt
That Is Worth While," will be the sub
ject Sunday morning of Dr. Joshua
Btansfleld, pastor of First Methodist
church, lie will answer the question,
"What doe the Book mean In its deep
eat sense about fasting?'' Kunday eve
ning he will apeak on "The Truth."
which will include the points hearing
the truth, seeing the- truth, being the
truth fend doing the truth. pettal
muaio wilt be furnished by the quartet
choir at both aervlcea
EPISCOPAL
: Conflict with evil. Is ever going
on;, and spiritual preparedness is
the guarantee of safety, victory
and honor. . ,
March f. First Bandar la
LENT
lateiflrs Training
i PRO-CATHEDBAL
of St. Stephen the Martyr, 18th and
Clay Kt. Rev. W. T. Sumner,
Bishop; Rev. R. S. Uill, Dean.
Sundays 7:45, 11, 7:45.
TRINITY -19th
and Everett Hv. A. A. Mor
rison., S, communion ; 1 1, morning
prayer and sermon ; 8,' evening
prayer and address.
ST. DATin'S
East Twelfth and Belmont Rev..
Thomas Jenkins, Rector. 7 :30, 8 :30,
11 and 7:30.
- .. ST. MARK'S -
- 21st: and MarMhall Kev. 3. O.
Patton. Kector. 7 '.40; :45, school ;
11. Kucharist and , sermon; 7 ;46.
evensong and sermon.
! 'GOOD AHEPHERD
Vancouver and Graham Rev.
John Dawson. 7:30, 11 and 7:30,
f ST. ANDREWS
Hereford street. I'ortsmouth .
Archdeacon Chambers In charge.
, 7:3 p. m.
ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS
E. 43d and Broadway, Rose City
Park Rev;. T. F, Bowcn, Vicar.
.,I0, 1L ..
V CHURCH OF OCR SAVIOR
60th ave. and 41nt st. H. K. lier.
E. IL Clark, Vicar, 7 :30 and 11 am.
ST. JOHN'S MEMORIAL i
E. 15th and Harney, Heliwood
Rev. E. II. Clark in charge. 11, 7 :3a.
ST. MATTHEW'S
Corbett and Bancroft Rev. W.
A. M. .Breck, Vicar. 10, 1L ,
ST. JOHN'S at Mtlvraakie)
11, Rev. John IK Rice, Vicar; T.
R. A. Sellwood, Lay Reader.
t . .