THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
18
SATURDAY, ' JUNE 28, 1819.,
PORTLAND. OREGON
ethodist Church Js Celebrating Centenary of rst jlission in
tates
Mnited
LOCAL LEADERS
r IRfTIIAnlITA
UriLIHUUISIS
VISIT COLUMBUS
' esisssss-aBssae...saeassssa.esssssssss
Pageant, Which Opened June 20
. and Will Close July 13, Said
to Be Largest Ever Given.
FIRST MISSION CENTENARY
Event Is in Honor of Establish
ment of Church in the Unit
ed States in the Year 1819.
I Many of. the local Methodist leaders
are attending the great Centenary cele
bration of the denomination now In pro
gress at Columbus, Ohio. The pageant,
which opened June 20 and will close
July 13. Is probably the largest project
ever undertaken by any religious organ
ization. It has cost the denomination
over $250,000 to prepare the Columbus
fair grounds for the celebration, even
though the grounds and a large amount
of material were donated. Among
those who are attending are Bishop M.
St Hughes,. Dr. W. W. Youngson, Dr.
T. B. Ford of the Salem district. Dr.
Moore of the Eugene district. Dr. Van
Poesen of the Klamath Falls district,
Dr. Charles E., Bowen, executive secre
tary of the drive In the Northwest; Dr.
A. Lincoln Howarth, associate North
west secretary: Robert Hughes,, editor
of the Pacific Christian Advocate : Rev.
1 C. Poor of the Woodstock Methodist
church and Miss Delia Milligan, president-of
the, Portland district Epworth
league. Miss Milligan Is attending the
convention as a guest of the national
Centenary board, provision having been
made before the drive was started that
the expenses of every district president
In the nation would be paid to the cele
bration If the district went over the
top In Its Centenary quota.
The celebration Is being held In com
memoration of the first Methodist mis
sion, organized In 1819. One of the
big attractions Is the 100x100 foot screen
which will show life size pictures visible
for three blocks. A motion picture ma
chine has been built especially for this
occasion. Pictures showing the advance
of. mission work In the denomination
are being thrown on the screen. An
other attraction Is the $50,000 pipe organ
and the auditorium built about it, capa
ble of seating 7000 persons. Professor
W. J. Kraft of Columbia university is
in charge of the musical program. The
Instrument is said to compare favor
ably with the largest organs now in
use, and is the largest organ known to
have heen used for any religious gath
ering. The choirs that are singing with the
- . ...4 Kama nhftl, 9
100 men and women, a chorus choir of
1S00 voices and a children's choir of
1000 voices.
Visiting Clergymen
To Occupy Pulpits
A few of the visiting members at the
Oregon Summer School for Clergy will
occupy various Episcopal pulpits Sun
day morning. Bishop William Frederic
Faber of Montana will preach at St.
David s church ; the very Kev. Cecil S.
Quainton. dean of Victoria, at 4he Pro
Cathedral, and the Very Rev. Guy D.
Christian of , Juneau, Alaska, at St.
Pauls church in Oregon City. Sunday
evening there will be a union mass
. meeting . at the Pro-Cathedral. The
speakers will be Bishop" W. T. Sumner,
Bishop Faber, Dean Quainton and
Dean Christian. The Very Rev. Reg
inald T.. T. Hicks, dean of the Pro
Cathedral, and- Mrs. Hicks, will spend
the month of July at Seaside. Dean
Hicks will conduct the services each
Sunday at Calvary chapel.
,
Summer Communion
Service to Be Held
The summer communion service for
Alt, Tabor Presbyterian church will be
held Sunday morning by the Rev. W. WY
Mac Henry at which time new members
will also be welcomed into the church.
The evening service will feature another
Lincoln film, "My First Jury." The
pastor will also preach. During July
and August the Sunday evening service
will be omitted. The annual Sunday
school picnic will be held Tuesday after
noon and evening In Peninsula Park.
During the afternoon a baseball game,
track meet and "shoe race" will be held.
A picnic dinner will be served at 6
o'clock.
Will Celebrate Communion
'The sacrament of holy communion will
he celebrated both Sunday morning and
evening at the Clay Street Evangelical
church, Tenth and Clay streets. The
Rev. Jacob Stocker will preach the
morning sermon in German and the
evening service in English.
First Presbyterian Church
12TH AND ALDER STREETS
HEAR
KIV, JOHN H. BOYD,
Tomorrow
10:30
"THt FIRST PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH
. AT ITS BEST"
T:4B " "
"GETTING THE MOST
OUT OF LIFE"
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Sunday School : C
XUnatrated talk on
"North American
Indiana" .
T
!! V
pastor ISaclc Jfrom
Sessions of United
presbytery Council
The Rev. S. Earl DuBois, pastor ol
the Church of the Stranger, has returned
from the East, where he was in attend
ance upon the general assembly of the
United Presbyterian church. He will
preach tomorrow, both morning and
evening. He reports a fine meeting of
the assembly. This past year the
church set out to raise a war emergency
fund of $326,000. and went over, the
amount. All the boards of the church
reported themselves out of -debt and a
substantial balance in the . treasury.
This unusual condition brought forth
applause every time it was mentioned
in the assembly. The plan of raising
$10.000,000 . in five, years was heartily
endorsed.
Church Activities
Will Be Increased
Tha r-ct VrlonrlH fhurch. East
Thirty-fifth and Main streets, has in
stituted mid-week prayer meetings - of
special Interest for the summer months.
Instead of relaxing in their interest
this church plans to increase its activi
ties in an intensive summer campaign.
The pastor plans to occupy his pulpit
through the summer, and subjects of
special interest and helpfulness will be
considered. ' The various classes of the
Bible school are made responsible for
the midweek prayer meeting, each class
seeking to secure the largest attendance
at the particular meeting which they
lead. Account will be kept of the gen
eral attendance and the percentage of
attendance of the classes at the close
and at the close of the season the win
ning class will be announced and spe
cial honor will be given. '
Topics of especjal interest will be dis
cussed at both the morning and evening
services Sunday, by the pastor. The
public is invited.
New Men's Chorus
To Sing on Sunday
At the Sunday evening service at the
First United Brethren church, the new
men's chorus, under the direction of
Professor W. H. Moore, will be intro
duced. Dr. Byron J. Clark, the pastor.
Will preach morning and evening.
The evening services at Second church
will be a memorial service under the
auspices of the order. The Court of
Honor," for Roy Cage. The Rev. Ira
Hawley will give the address.
Sunday morning and evening the Rev.
E. O. Shepherd will preach at Third
church, taking for his evening subject,
"Why Does the Devil Live?"
The morning service at the Fourth
Church will be in charge of the Kev.
C. P. Blanchard. The evening meeting
will be patriotic, the main address be
ing given by A. F. Flegel.
Dr. Morrison Will
Speak on Divorce
The divorce problem from a religious
point of view will be discussed 'Sunday
morning by Dr. A. A. Morrison at Trin
ity Episcopal church. In the evening
he will speak on "Thwarted, by Unbe
lief." An "at home" was given In the
rectory last Tuesday afternoon, at which
time over 100 of Trinity's members and
friends enjoyed the hospitality of Dr.
and Mrs. Morrison. The teas are. de
signed to give the people an opportunity
to meet and welcome strangers into the
church.
Attempt to Raise
Budget to Be Made
Sunday will be known as "every mem
ber canvass day" at the Forbes Presby
terian church, in an effort to raise the.
budget for the church year 1919-1920.
Sixteen men will canvass the congre
gation from 1:30 to 4 n m nnrier th
direction of the new pastor, the Rev.
Ward Willis Long. The pastor hopes
that the members will cooperate by be
ing at home and having his weekly
pledge ready. The pastor will nreach
Sunday morning- and evening.
Creed and Character
To Be Pastor's Topic
Creed and character will be the snh-
ject of Dr. Joshua Stansfield's Sunday
niurnmg sermon at the Vlrst Methodist
"'"""j win tsiiow me sequence or
conduct to faith. An hour will be spent
in me evening singing and listening to
the history of some of the oldest hymns
Of the Chu&Yh. Straiivsri! ar-a. i,r-rr
join in thliThour of song. The hour of
tne j.pwortli league service will be
changed this week to 7:15 p. m.
Sermon Sundav Will
Be Third of Series
The third sermon in the John 3 :16
series will be delivered Sunday evening
at the Glencoe Baptist church . by the
Rev. F. C. Laslette. Claude Hurd and
Miss Edna Brockman will give a musi
cal selection on the violin and 'cello,
Sunday morning the pastor will sneak
on the church's Fourth of July message
to tne woria.
;
Men to Be Banqueted
The men of the First Methodist
church. South, will be given a free ban
quet Tuesday evening in the church par
lors by the women of the congrega
tion. Dr. James T. French, pastor, urges
all the men to attend.- He will preach
bunaay morning and evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
. ...i ASSEMBLY HALL
MULTNOMAH HOTEL
FRANCIS BtRGETTE SHORT, Paster
jJivin: service l:S
SUNDAY SCHOOL litis
?' Sermon by DR. jr. H MARYI3T
, of Seattle
You. are cordially invited and . will be
heartily welcomed in these services.
V : rrxE quabtet
WILBUR
DR. BOYD AGAIN TO
DISCUSS FUTURE
Retiring Pastor of First Presby
terian Will Give Congrega
tion Heart to. Heart Talk.
Continuing along the .same line, he
commenced last Sunday, Dr.' John H.
Boyd- will make further reference to
what he considers the future work in
Portland of the First : Presbyterian
church. Dr.'Boyd says his Sunday morn
ing message will be a heart to ' heart
talk. The special music will be a con
tralto solo, ,'Just as I Am." by Mrs.
Virginia Hutchinson Spencer.'
Dr. Boyd's evening service Is intended
to be especially helpful to young people
who are ; looking 1 forward to the best
method of getting the most out of life.
A 15 minute organ recital by Ed.gar E.
Coursen will precede the evening service.
At the session of the Bible school at
12":15 o'clock James F. Ewlng will give
an illustrated lecture on "The North
American Indians."
Returned Soldiers
Will Be Presented
A service of particular interest to a
Sunnyside audience will occur. Sunday
evening, when a number of returned sol
diers represented by stars on the serv
ice Tag of the Sunnyside Congrega
tional church, will be presented to the
congregation by the pastor. A hearty
welcome will be extended to these boys
at this time, and when ' eventually all
have returned the church will hold a
special jubilee for the demobilization of
the flag. Dr. J. J. Staub will preach an
appropriate sermon. An inspiring Lin
coln serial of moving pictures will be
shown, entitled "Down the River." Dr.
Staub will also preach in the morning.
Rector's Anniversary
Takes Place Sunday
Sunday, which is St. Peter's day, will
be the anniversary of the ordination to
the priesthood of the Rev. Thomas Jen
kins, ( rector of St. Davids Episcopal
church. At the 11 o'clock' service the
Bishop of Montana, the Right Rev. De
Faber, will preach. Owing to the joint
Episcopal service at the Pro-Cathedral
the evening service will be discontinued.
Success W as Satisfactory
The Marshall Street Presbyterian
church will close its observance of "Go
to Church" month with' the communion
service Sunday morning. The pastor re
ports an unusual interest and good at
tendance during the month. The plan
was to get every member on the church
records to attend church at least once
during the month.
DIRECTORY
Second Sunday After Trinity
Uulform Sunday School Lesson
"Response to God's Lore." (Brriew).: Phil.
3:714- ,' 1 ' A
Golden Tut: "1 will praise thee, O Lord
my God, with my whole hert." Pa. 86:12.
Young People's Topics
Tt.ntt.t TTninn "Whit TVtM LOYlltT tO
Our Church nd Country Cll For?" Matt.
22:16-22. -
Christian Endnnr: "Whst Doa Loyalty to
Our Church and Country Call Fori" Watt.
vnn..t, T n - 1 XXTh f TViM TivaUv to
Our Church and Country Call For? ' Matt.
22:15-22.
Baptttt
First White Temple. 12U and Taylor R.
William A. Waldo. 10:30. "A World Vision
pnd a New Task ; 8. "From tha Ldon-pit to
Success.
Eat Side E. 20th and Salmon KeT. v.
U Hinson. Be. H. T. Cash, associate 11,
Dors God BuleT"; 8. "Paul s urercoac
Third VancouTer and Knott KeT. Wcbley
. BeftTen. 11, 7:80. -Arleta
Re W. C. Drlter. temporary partor.
ii e
calvary urn lira v, r-m.ii v ive.
Thomaa. 11. "Seth Face to Face".:. 8, "Feel-
tnc Weak and Unworthy." -
Glencoe K. 4f.rn ana sisin ivt. r. v
Tislette.- .11, "The Church's Fourth of July
Mesage to the World"; 7:45, "God So Lored
the World."
Sellwnod Betuany Bt. l. J. nisiie.
tl. 7:30.
r.rui E. 76th and Aah. Bar. Fred Berry.
11. "Sprins Tima Experiences" 5 8. eTaneUUo
rerYieei with baptism.
University 1'arm Key. B. lwrence uiacs.
8-L . - ' -
HwediAn 1 otn ana xitryu -ive. x. . ojumi
r. lO:80. 7:30.
St. Johns Rer. Edkar BuBrton. 11. 7:80.
Highland E. 6th and Alberta Dr. W. T.
MiUaaD, 11. 8.
uauiotio
St. Peters Lenta Be. 9. Bentsen. S.
10:30. 7:30.
Pro-Cathedral 1 nth and IaY1 ust. e. v.
O'Hara. 6.7:15,8:30.8:45. 11. 7:45.
St. Lswrenca 3d and sntrrman et. j. u.
Huthes. 8. 8:30. 10:30. 7:80. rt
St. Francis K. lztn ana fina Key. i. u..
Blark. 6. 8. 0. 10:80. 7:30.
Immtcnlits Heart or Mary Williams and
Stanton Rer. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. 8. 11. 7:SO.
Holy Kosary K. Bd ana Clackamas kt. ml
8. Olson. 6. 7, 8. 9. 11. 7:30.
St Rosa E. osd and Alameda Iter. j.
O'Farrelt 8. 10:30. 4.
St. Andrews js. tii ana AiDerta tier. j.
Kieroan. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
The Madeleine S. Z4tn ana Slsklyon He-r.
Georse F. Thompson. 7:80, 0, 11.
Ascension . otn ana lamaiu ranciacao
Fathers. 8. 10:80. 7:80.
Btetsed Sacrament Maryland and Blandena
R. F. W. Black. 8. 10:80. 7:80.
Holy Cross ' wwaoa Ke. u. Biynona,
8. 10:80. 7:80. ,
St. IgnatJw 8220 43d at. S..JC Jason
Fathers. 6:30. 8, 10:30. 4.
8t Stephen B. 4 2d and TaylcX Rer. War
ren A. Waitt. 6, 8:30,. 10:80. 7:80.
Holy Fdeenr Portland bird, and Vsnctwi
yr sts. Ray. William J. DsTina. 6, 8. 10:80.
7:80.
KL Phlllro Nerl lPsuli.it Fatuers) S. lth
and Hickory R. W. J. Cartwriht. 7 :SO.
8. 10:80. 7:80. - ; .-.,
St. Clements s. Bonn ara. ana Newton
Serbits Fathers. 6. 8. 10:80. 7:30.'
Sacred Heart K. 1 Itn ana cntar Bar. .
Rob. 8. IO. SO. 7:30.
St. Aeatha E. 1 5th and Mffler Bar. J.
Commhwky, 8. 10:30, 7:SO.
St. Stanislaus irou&ni uaryiana ana Fail
ing Be. F. Matthew. 8, 10: 80, 7"10.
St. Joseph (German) 15th and Conch
Re. B. Dnrrer. 8. 10:30. 7:80.
St. Michael (Italian) tth and : MiU Ra-c
U. Baleatra. 8 :SO. 10:30. 7:80.
St. Clarea Capitol Hill Father . Capiatraa,
a F. M. ; 8. 10:10. . ' . j.
St. Charles E. 83d and Alberta Bt. J.
P. O'Flrnn. . 10:80. ;
An Saints fc. 38th and Glisan Bar. Father
William Cronta, 8. 10:SO. i i
St. Patricks 19th and Barter -Be. Charlaa
M. Smith.- Masses :30, . 9:15. 10:80. 7:45.
': ' ' CnrMian . . ' ' - -; ' '
Flmtr Park and Columbia Ray, Harold H
ariffia, ' 11, "Toor Own or Anothar'a. Which 1"
7:45. sacred concert. . a' ' -. r,
East Side E. 12th and Tajlot B. R. H.
8awyer. H. 8. ' ' - ' - - s.- - .
Rodney Avenne Rodney and Knott. 11. 8,
Dteacbina; by ReT. W. E. Rambo of Baker. Or.
tinnurtlla E. 76th and Glisan R. Her
bert EL Ryder. 11. 7:30.
Woodlawn E. 7th and Uberty Re. Joseph
v. uoya. 11, o.
VTTon K. 18th ax'. Wysant Bst. B.
TibbaiMazay. 11. 7:30.-
Cnrlst'M Setacea ' 1 - ' -f
. Tawwaa Snhtaat: , "Chrisfcau 8ciasMn.T,
Sunday School deader on Sour
. 6 i
Jtlany Conferences to r ?Se Visited
Harold F. Humbert, secretary of the
Oregon Sunday School association, left
Portland Monday night for a tour over
the , country for about two months.
After delivering the closing address at
Dayton, Wash., to the Inland" Empire
convention of the Christian churches,
Mr. Humbert left for Lake Geneva,
Wis-i where he will attend the five-day
conference of the employed officers of
the International Sunday School associ
ation. July 4 to 14 he will be a student
in the International training school con
ducted at the same, place. This is the
only school organized at present to train
Sunday school officers.
Returning to Oregon from July 18 to
25 he will have charge of the music at
the Chautauqua in Ashland and also a
daily lecture on "Principles and Meth
ods in Religious Education." Following
the Ashland engagement Mr. Humbert
will be at Sea beck July $0 to August 8,
where he will direct the missionary edu
cation classes for young people. Miss
Violet Johnson of Portland will conduct
the class studying graded missionary
instruction. Leaders from all parts of
the nation will attend the Seabed meet
ing this year, as it is betng conducted
under the auspices of the Interchurch
world movement committee.
On, his way home from the East Mr.
Humbert will attend the tate conven
tion of the California union at Sacra
mento and the Nevada Union at Reno,
and will also hold brief conventions in
Sunday Schools to
! Hold Convention
A district -Sunday school convention
for the benefit of the churches in the
University park "and Kenton districts
will be held Sunday evening from 6 :30
to 9 o'clock at the University' Park
Methodist church. Churches which will
Join in the conference are the Ockley
Green United Evangelical church, Pat
ton Methodist church, Kenton United
Presbyterian church. University Park
Baptist church and University Park Con
gregational Church. Rev. George N.
Taylor of the Kenton church chair
man of the committee. A round table
will be held at 6 :30 p. m the speakers
being Mrs. S. E. DuBois, Miss Cecilia
Rosser, Mrs. H... Peterson and Dr." J.
Earl Else. The mass meeting at 8 p.
m.-will be addressed by Ralph C. Mc
Afee of the Y. M. C. A.
Prof. Coleman to Preach
Professor Coleman of Reed college
will preach Sunday morning at the
Woodstock Methodist church at 11
o'clock. The evening service will be
conducted by the minute men.
Society Meets Tuesday
The Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Sunnyside Methodist church
will meet Tuesday afternoon, July 1,
at the home of Mrs. J. W." Burt, 331
East Thirty-fourth street. 1 All mem
bers are requested to be present.
OF CHURCH
'ttst 18th and Everett 11,- S.
Second E. th and Hoiladay. 11. 8.
Third E. 12th and Salmon. "11, 8.
Fourth VancoOTer are. and Emerson. 11, a.
Fifth 62d and 42d are H. K. 11.
Suth Masonic Temple. 868 Yamhill. 11. 8.
Seventh Holbrook block. St. Johns. 11.
All churches Wednesday. 8 p. c
OongragaUonal
First-i-Park and Madisnn. Dr. W. W. Wil
lard. 11, "Relision and Relations"; 7 :45, "Oar
Itelations With Soriet Bnia." by Dr. Edward
A Uerine of New Tork City, open forum.
. Sunnyside E. 32d and Taylor Bey. J. ; J.
Sraub. 11, "Some Fundamentals of the Christ
ian Faith"; 7:45, "The Christian Soldier Going
Orei tha Top," motion pictures.
Atkinson Memorial iS. 2th and Ererett.
Rer. E. E. Flint. 11.. "The Creation of a New
World"; . "The Democracy of Free Masonry."
Uiehlmnd. E. 6th and iTearott Kt. Edward
Constant. 11, "The Patriotism of Jesus"; 8,
"How Men Were Helped. Healed and Sared at
t:ie liatUo Front,
Vaerly Heights E. 33d and Woodward
Key. Oliver P. Ayery. . 11, 8.
Laurelwood 45tu aye. and 65th at. 8. E-
Mm. Alice M. Haadsaker. 11.
Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. Bey. Robert
Murray- Pratt. 11, "Human .Islands'"; 7:45,
"The Spirit of the Community," by Professor
Joseph K. Hart of Reed college, open forum.
linuih Jliaeion 107 Ssminore Her. Sam
uel NcTola. 6, 7:3tt.
UniTeraity Park Haras and Lombard Bey.
C. H. Johnston. 11, 8.
St. Johns S. Iranboa and Richmond Ray.
J. T. Merrill. 11. 7:80.
Danish-Norwegian E. 23d and Sumner
Rev. Ole Torgesaen. 11, 7:30.
First German E. 7th and Stanton Rev.
Gorg Zocher. 11. 7:80.
Second German K. 8U1 and Skidmora Bay.
Henry Hagelganz. 11, 7:30.
Zion German E. DUi mud Fremont Bay.
3. H. Hopp. 11. 7:20.
Parkro Hey. P. D. Holfman. 11. T:80.
Ownfcard "
Church of the Brethren- Borthwick and
Brainard Bey. George C CarL 11, 8.
fcplacopai
Pro-Cathedral of St Stephen the Martyr
J 3th and Ciay Rt. KeT. W. T. Sumner, bishop.
Veiy Bey. T. T. Kicks, dean. 11. sermon by
Dean Quainton; 7:45, union mass meeting. -
Trinity 19th and Everett Key. A. A. Mor
rison. 8. 11,. "The DiTorea problem-; ,
Thwarted by Unbelief."
St. Davids E. UUn and Belmont Kay.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 0:45, 11. sermon by
Bishop Faber; 8, service- -adjocirned to mass
meeting at the Pro-Cathedral.
St. Haiti Z m ana Msnntu Kev. J. u.
Hatton. 7:30, 0:45. 11, 8. -
8U Andrews Hereford at., Portsmouth
Archdeacon Chambers in charge. 9, 11. 7:30.
Grace Memorial E. 17th and Weidlar Bar.
Oswald W. Taylor. 8. 11.
Good Sbepbard VancoxiTer and Graham
Barv. John Dawson. 11, 8.
St MtcbaeU and All Angela E. 43d and
Broadway Bev. T. F. Bowen, vicar. ' 9, 10.
11. 6.
unurcn or unr Binor eutn ave. and 4lt
at. S. E Kev. E. H. Clark, vicar. 7:80. 11.
Bishop Morns Memorial Oood Samaritan
bospital Bev. Frederick K. Howard. 7, 9:30.
St Paula rvooumetw Key. vswaia W. lay-
lor. 4.
All Saints 25th and Barter Key. Frederto
K. Howard. 10, 11.
St Johns Memorial E. 15th and Harney.
Sellwood. Rev. H. Clark in charge. 11, 7:30.
St Mathews Corbett and Bancroft Kev.
Vf. A. M. Breck. vicar. 10. 11.. .
Eyajnaellcea
' Fimt E. 6th and Market Rer. E. IX Horn,
acbuch. 11. 7:30.
Carson ateiguu 9th and Hume Rev. F. M.
Fisher. l:aU. 11 ' . . ..
. Clay Street 10th and Clay. Rev. Jacob
Stocker. German service. 10:45. "The f.oTe of
God"; English service 8. "What Stake Haa the
Church in Reconstruction " '
'5' ;- Free Matirxdlst .
' Central E. 55th and Flanders Rev. E. X.
Harrington. 11, 7 :8.
-First 9th and Mill- Bev. S. H Upton.
11. 7:30. '
Alberta E. 80th and Wygant Bev. Alex
Bcera. 11. 7:80. . ,
St Johns East Richmoni and Hudson Bev.
E. D. Blackman. 11.7:80.
Ijents Bev. 8. H. Upton, acting pastor.
First E. 85th and Main Bev. Hoaer U
Cox. 11. .. . . . . .
. atewtstl
Congregation Beth Israel 1 2th and Main
Rabbi Jonah ' B. Wise.. Reform - synagogue.
Services. Friday 8 p. m.. Saturday -10:39 a. m.
Congregation A ha via Shoiem lark and Clay
ts Rabbi R- Atrahamaon. Friday. p.- as.;
Saturday. 9:80 a.. m.
Congregation Nevah Zedeck Talmud Torsh
6th and Hall Bev. . Abraham - L Koeencrantz.
Friday. 8 p. sn-r Saturday, 9 s, m.; Sunday, 10
a. a., religioos school. - - y,
. Laxter Day Salnta
'Church of J eras Christ of Latter Day Saints
E. 25th ' and ' Madison; Heber C. lvenen.
Klamath and Lake counties. The Sun
day school work in both these counties
has been sadly neglected. Lake county
has never held a Sunday, school conven
tion, Mr. Humbert said. . The .commit
tee arranging the Klamath county meet
are W. S. Shough, E. M. Chilcote, Mrs.
Emma Faith Gregory and J. W. Tun
IrelL. The Lake county .committee are
Edson Watson.-' Ross C. - Anderson and
John Duckworth.
. Mr, Humbert also announced that the
Wallowa county convention would be
held at Flora. August 28 and 29, and
that the Eastern Oregon- older girls'
conference would be held at Canyon
City, September 6 and 7., Early in Sep
tember Mr. Humbert expects to make a
tour into Washington and Wasco coun
ties to investigate conditions surrounding-
their Sunday school work.
Miss Vera Fuller of Eugene will be
In charge of the local headquarters of
fice for a few days until the secretary.
Miss Georgia Parker, returns from her
conference tour into Central Oregon.
Miss' Parker spoke at Milton Friday.
Today and Sunday morning she will
conduct conferences at Arlington and
Sunday afternoon and evening at The
Dalles. Monday she will speak at
Mosier and Tuesday at Hood River, re
turning to Portland Wednesday. The
conferences are being held mainly for
the benefit of children's division work
ers. Miss Parker having supervision 'of
that work throughout the state.
'Does God Rule?' to
Be Pastor's Theme
Sunday morning at the East Side Bap
tist church. Dr. W. B. Hinson will con
sider the question, "Does God Rule?"
He will also preach in the evening. At
the Wednesday evening service the pas
tor will speak on "The True Church."
Thursday the women of the church will
hold their all day meeting. The busi
ness session ' will . be in the afternoon.
Last 'Sunday . four, were baptised, and
on Wednesday two were received into
the church. One of the most enjoyable
social- gatherings held in the church
was the service men's reception held
Friday evening, when over 300 persons
were present. '
Subject of Timely Interest
A subject of timely interest will be
dealt with by the Rev. Edward' Con
stant in his sermon on Sunday morning
at the Highland Congregational church.
In the evening Adjutant Joseph Harri
son ,of the Salvation Army speaks on
"How Men Were Helped, Healed and
Saved at the Battle Front."
Prof. Hart Speaker
Professor K. Hart of - Reed college
will speak at the Pilgrim Congrega
tional church on Sunday evening. ' The
will lead an open forum with a discus
sion of "The Spirit of the Community."
The Rev. Thomas M. Pratt will preach
Sunday morning.
SERVICES IN
Lutheran
St 1 James W. Park and Jefferson Bey.
Wm. E. Brinkman. 11. 7 .30.
St Pauls E. 12th and Clinton Rev. A.
Krause. 9:30. 10:30 and 2; obaervance of
ani.-ual mission festival.
. Our Saviors E. 10th and Grant Key. M.
A. Chrvtensen. 11 (English). Like 14. "The
Grrat.. Supper. - God's Inritation Man's An
swer." Trinity Williams and Graham Bey. i. A.
Keinbsch. 9:16. 10:30. 7:80.
Bethlehem Norwegian 14th and Davis BsV.
Wilbelm Pettersen. 11, 8.
Grace. English Mason and Albina. Rev. C.
H. Bernhard. -45. 11.
Bethel Norwegian (Free) Wygant and Rod
ney. Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and Mor
ris Rev. U P. Kioller. 11, 8.
8t Johns Peninsula and Kilpatrlck Bev. L.
Ludwig. 10:45. 7:30.
Swedish Tabernacle N. 17tb and Glisan
Rev. C J. Ledin. 11, 8:30. 7:80.
Swedish Augustana Stanton and Rodney-
Rev. V. G. Ogren. 10:45. 7:45.
Immanuei 19th and Imng Kev. a. v . An
derson.
Trinity (Norwegian) Lovely and Fortune
Rev. S. A. Stenseth. 10:30.
Methodist Episcopal ,
Centenary E. th and Pine Rev. J. a
Rollins. 11. "An Age-Lone Victory"; 8, mu-
aical program.
Contra! Vancouver and Farao Key. A. B.
Maclean. 1 I. 8.
Clinton Kelly -i E. 40th and Powell tev.
John Parson. 11. 7:30. - ,
Epworth 26th and Savier Bev. J. Stanford
Moore. 11.8. '
First 12th and Taylor Rev. Joshua Stans
field. 10:30. "Creed and Character": 8.
"An Hour Wtth Soma of Our Rest Hymns."
First Norwegian isanisb 18th and Hoyt
Rtv. JUias Gerding. 11. 8. ...
Garden Home Bev. A. B. caiaer. iv:a,
Laurelwood B. 63d and Foster Bev. A. C
BracK. nbun. 11. 7:80.
Inta Laden B. Jones. 11, i:o.
Lincoln E- 52d and Lincoln. Kev. F. A..
C-inn. 11. .
Mnntavilla E. Both ana pine ttev. tuna
Gould. 11,8. -
ML Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Kev. E. tine
Kk'ridgeJ 11. "How Great Lavn Are Mad" ;
8. addref by Professor Matthews ol Willam
:tt university. .
Rom City Park Rev. D. Lester Fields.
11, 7:30.
Sellwood Rev. W. S. Gordon. 11. 7:80.
Sunnyside E. 85th and Yamhill Bev. W.
F. Ineson. 11. 7:45.
St. Johns W. Leavitt and Syracuse Rev. 3.
H. Irvine. 11. 8. .
Swedish Beecn ana Burxnwicg ttev. stnei
Eklund. 11. 8. . M '
University Park Fiske and Lombard Rev.
t T. Abbott. --11. .
Vancouver Avenue ivorwegun ljanisn sw
more and Vancouver. Bev. C. J. Bynning.
118.
'Westmoreland -Rev. F. A.'Ginn. 8.
Wilbur Multnomah hotel: Kev. Francis Bur
gette Short 10:80. ' .
Wood tock V.. 84th and Wonl--tock Rev.
L. C Poor.- 11. preaching by Profesoo-r CoJe
u.ar. of Keed college: 8. service in charge of
tbt minute men.- ...,
District superintendent, Bev. William Walh.-
Youngson, D. D.. 691 E. 62d at N. Tabot 2780.
M. E. South
First Union and Multnomah Rev. James T.
French; 11. "For o Against"; 8. "Double
Service."
5 First E. 10th end Weld Jar Kev. C. How
ard Pa vis. Jt, 7:30. ' '
Sellwood E. Oth and Spokane Bev. Weaver
W. Hess. 11,7:30.
Brentwood 65th ave and 67th' at Rev.
O. VS. Fowler. 11, 7:80.
Highland Park E. 14th and Killingrwortkr
Bev. W. P. Keebaugb 11. J-
Scandinavian Kev. J. Bringedabi 11,
70. .. . . ; : - - ... .-"
Presbyterian
First 12U and Alder Bev. John H. Boyd.
10-80.-"Th Chureh at It Best"; 7:45.
"t.'etUng the Mot Out 'of . "
Westminster East 1 7th and Schuyler Bev.
Edward H. Pence. 11. "Humann Are' Greater
Than, Their Institution"; : &V "The Sea la
Ever Full." '' ''-.' " -
Central E. " 1 8th and Pine. Bev. Orlando B.
I-mlilng.' 11; "The Complete. Chris"j 8,
TlKmaa. " ,
-Calvary 11 to and Clay Bev.- Frank 3.
Ueyer. ,10:80, T:45. '
Mt Tkbor E. BSth and Belmont Bev. Ward
MacHenry. .? 11. communioW service and re
rtrtioo of member; ft. "Anc1ent and : Modern
Tine': .motion rdptnrea. : ' - -
Vernon 19th and Wygant Rev. J. K. Lands
borough. 11. 7:80. -
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett Bev. A. L
Ilutchnvon. 11, 8.
Fourth First and Gibe 'Rev. Monroe G.
G. Everett 10:80. "God's Message for Mod
ern America"; , 8. . "What ; Makes a- Nation
(Meat" .
Kenilworth E. 34th and Gladstone Rv.
Paul E. Ratsch. 11. "The New Command-
nsest of Jesut"; 8, ."Esther Intemewa the
DR. WfLLARD ENDS
PASTORATE SUNDAY
In Evening First Congregational
. Forum Will Be Addressed by
Dr. Devine on Russ Soviet
The Sunday morning service at the
First Congregational church will close
Dr. W. W. Wlllard's 'acting pastorate at
the church, which he begun the first'
Sunday in February. He will speak on
"Religion and Relations," taking occa
sion to express himself on some of the
social Issues of the hour as related to
religion.
Dr. Edward' T. Devine of New Tork
city- will again be the speaker at the
Sunday evening civic forum. . He will
talk on "Our Relations " With Soviet
Russia." Dr. Devine visited Russia. He
is. considered an expert In matters per
taining to social theory and practice,
being at present editor of "The Survey"
and professor of social economics at
Columbia university. Sunday evening's
forum will be the closing one for this
season. Community singing will precede
the lecture.
Christianity's Claim
Dr. Griff is' Subject
On Sdnday morning at 11 o'clock, at
the First Christian church, the Rev.
Harold H. Griffis will examine the
grounds of Christianity's claims upon
the world, taking for his special theme,
"Your Own - or Another's. Which?"
Members who were not present last
Sunday, when $36,000 was raised in 36
minutes for the, building fund, will be
given an opportunity on Sunday morn
ing to make their pledges to the new
church. In the evening at 7 :45 the
preaching period will be given over to
a sacred concert by the church quartet,
of which Mrs. Fred Newton is leader
and organist.
Sermon Series to
Close on Sunday
"The Future of Christianity" will be
the sermon subject at the Church of
Our Father, .Broadway and Yamhill.
Sunday, at 11 a. m. This will close the
Rev. Mr. Eliot's series on Christian
unity and will touch upon many of the
more recent religious movements. The
evenit.g forum and the Sunday school
are intermitted.
Special Musicar Program
Sunday evening the large chorus choir
of Centenary Methodist church will
present a special musical program.
Strangers are invited to attend this
hour of melody and song. Sunday
morning Dr. J. C. Rollins will preach.
PORTLAND
King."
Hope E. 78th and Everett. 11. 7:30.
' Kom City Dr. Robert H. Milligan. 11,
"The Moral Burden of Miraculous Power"; 8,
"Joseph Forgivei His Brethren, sons- service
conducted by Walter Jenkins.
Forbes Graham and Gantenbein Rev.' Ward
Willi Long. 11, "Concerning the CoUcctton";
8, "Liberty Of License?"
Trinity Virginia and Nebraska Rev. Theo
Oot V. Smith. 11. 8.
Anabei 11. 8.
Millard Avenue Rev. W. Lee Gray. 11.
"Why Do We Fail?" 8. "The Second Mile."
Marshall Street 17th and Marshall Bev. A.
J. Hahna. 11, communion service.
Mizpah E. 19tb and Division. 11. 3.
Seventh Day Adventttt
, Note Regular services of this denomination
are held on Saturday.
Central E. 11th and Everett U K. Dick
son, pastor. 10. 11:15.
Tabernacle - 6th and Montgomery E. H.
Emmerson, mtninter. 11.
Montavills-E. 80th and Everett Elder J.
A.-Gerhartl0. 11.
Lents 04th st and 58th ave. Elder W. D.
Huntington. 10, 11.
St. Johns Central ave. and Charleetoa
Elder A. K. Folkenberg. 10, tl. "
Albina SkMmore and Mallory Elder A. A.
Meyer. 10. 11.
Scandinavian 650 Alberta Elder O. S Lee.
10. 11.
Salvation Army
Corps No. 1 243 Ash St. Adjutant Frank
Gmgo. 11, 3:13, . 1
Corps No. 4 12MH Jst AdjuUnt Joseph
Harrison. Temporarily closed on account cf
fire.
wedenborglan
New Church Society SSI Jefferson Bev.
William R. Raece. .10:45. "God's Call to
Abraham, a Type of His Call to Every Man."
Unitarian
Church of Onr Father Broadway and Tam
il ill. Rev. . Eliot Jr. 11, "The Futura at
Cliriftianity." .
United retnren
Conference superintendent -Bev. G. E. Me
Dcua Id.
First E. 15th and Morrison Bv. Byron I.
Clark. '11. "Divine Surprbe"j 7:30, "Four
lliingt T'p-to-Date." '
- Second E. 27th and Sumnr. Rev. Ira
Ilr.wley. 11, "They Are Called the Children
of God"; 7:80, memorial serviee for Roy Cage.
Third 7th rt and 32d ave. S. E. Htv. k.
O. Shepherd. 11, "Substitutes"; 7:30, "Why
Does- the Devil Li vet"
Fourth 'i'vrmont Bev. C. . Blamhard.
11. "The Price of a Lie"; 7:30, "Keligioo
and Patrioti-m." address by A. F. FlegaL
United Evangsllcal
pirate R. 16th and Poplar Bev, J. A.
Goode. 1 1, 8.
Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Gsy
Bev. M. FI. Farnham. II. 7:30.
St Johns Kev. 'A. P. Layton. 11. 8.
Untud PretbyterUn
First E. 87th, and Hawthorne Rev. 1L V
Given. 10:80. "Job's Three Priendt and
Their Fal Theories About Trouble'; 7:80.
'Our National Strength. Opportunity and Be
sponaibility . "
Church nt the Stranger Grand end Waeo
Rev. a Earl Du Boia. 10:80. "The Story of
th HillV; 8. "The Cnknown Great One in
Our Midst"
Kenton 120 West Lombard Rev. Ceorge
V. Taylor. 11. Who Hath Believed Out He
port";. 8, evening service adjourned to . Sunday
school mass meeting at University Park Meth
odist church. . ,
. - Mmtltiwovt
CliHstian and Missionary Alliance E. 8th
iirfi Clav Rev.. John E. Fee. 10. 11, Tuesday.
7:45; riday, 2:8. - '
- Bealizatioo League 186 8tb Bev. H. Ed
ward MiU. 11. 'The I'sei o,' PoasibiBty."
' Cbrintedelpiiian 621 E. Washington. 10:30
. Chttrrh of God 863 Failing. Harry NeaL
11 7:30."' ' ''..-
Gospel Hall E. 29th and Stark.
Mem s . KawMtrt 4th and Kuruarie Bey. Levi
Johnson., superintendent 6.
Divine Science TUiord building Bev. T. M.
Minard. pe-"tnv. 11. :
Universal Messianie 818 Abington building,
11, 8, "The -Divine Purpose."
- Pentecostal First, and Washington Bev.
Will C Trotter. 11. . 7:80.
Glad Tidings ' (Pearteeostal Mission)- 246H
1st 2. 8. 7 :30 week days except Monday and
Saturday, -8 p. a. - -
Pentecostal church E. 20th and Anktny
A. W. Smith. 11. 8, 8.
Volunteer ef Am rica Mission 324 Burnaid
Meeting every evening except , Monday at 8
o'clock, and Sunday. 3 P- .m.
First Bpiritnatst E. 7tb and Hassalo Bev.
A. Scott Bledtoe. 8.-7:43. ,
Second Spiritualbt , Aliaky Hall Bay.
fav ttivffman. 8. S. -i
1 Calvary -Temple E." 24th and Broadway
Bev. ijsiwsoo jaacvuuougn. tw:ev, i:su.
Portland Eeclesia -(hriatadelphians) 197
Belmont George 11. Tilling, secretary. 11,
PenH Mission 263 First 8, .8. Servieea
each night at 8. : f-
jfjoted Speakers to
Attend ance at
Church Convention
W. P. Ay Is worth of Cotner college,
Lincoln. Neb., will be one of the chief
speakers at the annual state conven
tion of Christian churches at Turner,
July 6-13. Cleveland Klelgauer. a prom
inent minister of Seattle, will be an
other visitor who will bring great mes
sages. Then are two of the prominent
preachers of the Christian church and
no one will be disappointed who hears
them. The meeting at Turner will, be
of the camp meeting variety,
i The association owns a tract of sev
eral acres in a bend of the river, beauti
fully wooded, upon which is a taber
nacle that will seat about 3000 people.
A restaurant will be upon the grounds.
Outdoor programs will be conducted by
athletes each day.
C. F. Swander. the state secretary, re
ports the largest state missionary offer
ing in the history of the church. A num
ber of congregations have averaged
above $1 per capita. Just prior to this
convention a twin session will be held
for Eastern Oregon residents. Thls'wlll
be at Milton. June 25-29. Every, church
in the state Is urged to send delegates
to one or, both of these conventions.
Annual Mlson Festival
The annual mission festival of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will be observed
Sunday morning and afternoon. The
Rev. A. Flagg, the Rev. C. Bchrelner
and the Rev. L. Ludwlg will officiate.
The special services will be at 10:80
and 2 f. m. Lunch will be served
free to the guests. The collections will
be for the benefit of home an foreign
missions. The evening service will be
discontinued.
Thompson's Removal
To Portland Causes
Commission Vacancy
There is considerable- speculation rel
ative to the appointment of a highway
commissioner for the eecond congres
sional district to succeed'W. L. Thomp
son of Portland, who by reason of his
removal to Portland In & few months,
will become Ineligible. ' While . Mr.
Thompson expects to retain his residence
at Pendleton until the end of the present
year, he has. left the: matter of the im
mediate appointment of his successor
to Governor Olcott.
The covernor haa called for a con
ference -with the members of the com
mission at Salem. Monday, and ' It . Is
riisslble that some decision will be
reached at that time. .-.'-
Among those who are being discussed
as Commissioner Thompson's successor
are:-R. N. Stan field. William Pollman
of Baker, J. N. Burgess and Roy Ritner.
both of Pendleton, Fred Holmes of La
Grande and Marcus A. Mayer of Mosier.
Captain Young Back
After Army Service
Captain Harold W. Young-, formerly of
the O-W. R. & N. company engineering
department, has returned to Portland
after being mustered out of service,
Captain Toung is now In the employ.
ment of the Union Pacific corporation as
special engineer for Vice President J.
D. FarrelL He organized company E of
the Eighteenth engineers, and was In
command when the unit went overseas.
Prisoner Decamps
While Mowing Lawn
-Albany, June 28. William Brotherton,
an inmate of the Linn county jail, took
French leave late Friday afternoon
while mowing the courthouse lawn under
the, supervision of .Mart BHyeu. .court
house Janitor. Brotherton was recently
bound over to the grand Jury on a
charge of larceny of wool. Friday he
received a letter - from his wife saying
that ehe was through with htm and he
was much- worried . over her attitude.
Bilyeu let him get out of sight for a
moment and Brotherton kept going.
WHITE TEMPLE
IMernlnf Service tleven o'Otoc.
"A World Vision and
-V a New Task"
Ocean stecfteJ Sevan Forty-Five.
Evenlns Service Sight e'Cloca.
"From the .Lion-Pit
to Success"
XLIEVER' BAPTISM AFTER SERMON
COME
Tvehth sue) Taylor Streets.
re
1 .:',"'Y"f I
- Sa fJll
First
Long
- " ' C0K5EB PARK AXP MAD1S0X STREETS " ;
JUNE 29, 1919 ,
MOBSIjrG 11 Vcioek, WALLACE W. ' VflLLARD Wfll Preach
"Religion and Relations"
This will be the closing day of Mr. Wlllard's acting pastorate at the First
Congregational Church ,
CI Y1C FORUM 7 1 45, Dr. Edward P. Devla of 5ew Tork City will (peak ea
"Our. Relations With Soviet Russia";
Dr. Devine Is associate editor of the Burvey. professor-of economics in
Columbia University tvrtd one of the foremost social leader in America. He
has been In Russia and will civ first hand impressions.
- x RARE OPPORTtnilTT TO HEAR A RARE MATT ' ;. ,
Comenaslty Slsrlar or , pe ' at 1 Ope Forun
COMMITTEE WILL
PLAN MEETING AT
SEABECK JULY 30
Conference Held for Puroose of
Arranging for Missionary Train
ing Conference Next Month.'
TWO THEMES f& BE STUDIED.
'Christian Americanization' and
'Christianity and Conservation
of Human Life' -to Be Topics.
A Seabeck committee was organised
at a luncheon of the Y. W. C. A. Mon
day afternoon, when a group of promi
nent women from seven -denominations
met with Mrs. Paul Raymond of San "
Francisco, associate secretary for the Pa
cific division of the Interchurch world
movement. This committee was formed v
for the purpose of advertising the mis
sionary training conference at Seabeck,
Hood's canal, July 30 to August 8, and
securing a large and representative at
tendance from the churches of Portland.
Seabeck combines the advantages and
beauties of both seashore and mountains.
It is to the Northwest what Lke Geneva
is to Wisconsin and Silver bay on lake
George .Is to New York a place for
summer religious conferences and Bible
study with an outing Included. The
chief object of the conference la to train
leaders for mission study In the differ
ent churches next season.
Two themes to.be offered for mission "
study next year, which will be the sub-,
Jects for the conference, are "Christian -
Americanization" for home missions.
and "Christianity and the Conservation,
of Human Life" for foreign - missions'.
Supplemental study Includes medical
missions, the work in the hospitals and
the Red Cross. Text books on these
subjects have been prepared and will
be a part of the Interchurch world
movement educational program. -' ; ,
Mrs. B. A. Thaxter of the First Pres
byterian church was named chairman '
of .the - Portland committee, the other
members of which are Mrs. T. W. Klrby,
representing the Episcopal church 1 Mrs.
W. B. Hinson, Baptist church ; Mrs. C.
O. Kurtz, Christian church ; Mrs. A. N.
Fisher, Methodist church; Mrs. E. If;
Bliss, Congregational church; Mrs. 8.
Earl tu - Bols, United Presbyterian
Church; Miss A. S. Lamberson, Presby
terian church.
Further information ' concerning -the
conference may be obtained by calling
up Broadway 2533. v4
Man. Sold TotTLow;
v Arrested for Theft
Cut prices brought about the arrest
Friday afternoon of Joe Celestlne on
a charge of larceny of an automobile.,
Celestlne, says the police, stole a new
machine belonging to H. M. Glenn of
1133 Hassalo street, and offered it for
sal to a couple of strangers for 'the'
remarkably low sum of $100 cash. Th
men, notified the police and Celestln
was arrested at his home, 1281. Burrage
street The stolen car was recovered.
8. H. Green Htamp for cash. Hoi
man Fuel Co., Main 353, A-3353. Block
wood, short slahwood. Rock Springs
and Utah coal; sawdust Adv.
Heavenly
vs.
T
reasures
J. A. GILLESPIE
Lecturer for the. International Bl
blfr Studnt$ Association of Piltt
burjr, Pa.4 will speak on this subjett
SUNDAY, JUNE 29
3 P. M.
W. O. W. TEMPLE
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Waahington tvnd AlJer
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