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THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
14 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, . 1919.
PORTLAND OREGON.
3
Churches Pan Jntensive
to
Campaign
Cxterid
41mBership
during
1920
PRAYER IS WIRED
AROUND WORLD
FOR FIRST TIME
Appeal to Deity Translated Into
- Foreign Languages in Inter
church World Movement.
Tho first prayer to be sent around
the world by the Interchurch World
Movement and to be translated Into
. '- foreign language la the "watch
. night prayer" for this year. It haa
been telegraphed to centers In the
, United States and cabled to foreign
'countries. The Rev. John D. Rice
, of the Oregon branch of the move
ment received the prayer, which
follows:
, "Almighty God. Father of all mankind,
' at the end of a year In which malice haa
so often thwarted love, we join the
prayers of all thy children around the
' world for peace, the elevation of justice
and of brotherhood.
TJRGE5T PLEA MADE
"Thou Creator, possessor of all things,
; , who didst make the earth for the races
'of men and didst set bounds for their
. habitation, forgive, us our greed as- we
repent of our sin', and restore to all
. hearts the recognition of the transcend
ent right of human life to live.
; "Open our eyes, we beseech thee, to
the dignity of labor, the eacredness of
human service, and the privileges of
; production, that nation may join nation
and man may join man justly In honest
work to replenish a devastated earth.
. "Quicken the sympathy of hearts made
dull by reports and sights of suffering
j Incomprehensible and. needless.
IfOULD BT7KT MALICE
. "Call ua again that we may bow before
the eternal laws of creation, putting
aside malice, envy, covetousness and
brutality, to enter Into the peace of the
sons of the Most High.
"Hasten by thy gracious providence
and by the consecrated efforts of thy
children the coming of thy worldwide
' kingdom where justice, mercy and love
: shall rule the hearts And hands of men.
"Create In us, O Lord, clean hearts,
and renew right spirits for the coming
year.
"This we ask In the spirit of Jesus
Christ, our only hope. Amen!"
; Seeley Lectures on
s Christian Science
Second Church of Christ. Scientist,
announces two free lectures on Christian
Science, to be delivered by Paul Stark
Seeley, C S. B., member of the board
'of lectureship of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ. Scientist,
Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8
o'clock. Mr. Seeley is a well known
Fortland man. A cordial invitation Is
extended to the public.
The Realization League
(NEW THOUGHT) .
Tire addresses br M. Ktfwerw MHIe, leader of the
irw, 11 oeioo: a a ma it in a vw twi
Soon OP CHRISTMAS." 8 o'clock: "MAN AS
THB tblA' OOO." Children', chnrch at
11. Christmas Exercises Tuesday retuns.
14 1th at. (Hear Morriwn).
UNUSUACTROGRAMS 2
WILBUR
METHODIST
CHURCH
Multnomah Hotel
l5R. SHORT, Pastor
10tlt MORRINtt SUSJIOT:
"Peace on Earth'
TitO IVilflNS TOMOi
''Some Things 1920 Will
Bring
EXCELLENT MUSICAL FEATURES
.- PORTLAND'S OWLV SKXTIT
EST SOLOISTS
FINEST NOV CORNET! ST
EUPHONIUM SOLO I MR. D. H. NIRRY
j VTe are ao better than soma other folks.
' Vat w lack to reader a eel-rice as kindly
end m broad aa human Dsed without
eant or quibble aa to claw or creed.
If yea beiiera In thl aart of a prooram, we
Invite) Yau ta Worship With Us.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
; ALDER STREET AT TWELFTH
REV. HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON, D. D.
istte a. sr.
"Mine arid Thine: The Pronouns of
Civilization"
i 7il P. M.
"A Message for the Closing Year"
It ill STJITDAT SCHOOL
7l 16 ORG AW RECITAL
BY E. E. C0UBSEX
f DR. EDWARD M. PENCE
r W1B Pnach Sunday Morning an
. "Christmas, School for
. -, "Democracy"
V. s)ntf iB QYMtfflfl OH ,1:
"When the Law
- Becomes a Song" '
WESTMINSTER OHOIR WIU. RENw
OCR SPEOtAV CHRISTMAS MUSIO
TasroUy night will be a apedal
occasion when meabera aad friends
will rally at the church, and Dr.
penoa wilt apmk oa "Whan tha
, i; Loner Mas rouos Hta Prion."
A i CORDIAL INVITATION
. : : . TERDEJDTOAUL
IS IX-
Church Announces
Holiday Concert
For Next Sunday
The Highland Congregational church
will hold its annual Chrlstmastide con
cert Sunday -night. The exercises will
include carols and choruses by a young
women's choir and vocal solos by the
following: Mrs. Stock, mezzo-soprano:
Mrs. Vogel, contralto, and Benjamin
Staats. baritone. The elocutionist will
be Miss Bliss and the violinist Mr.
Kriager. Mrs. Richardson will be the
accompanist The Rev. Edward Con
stant will give a five minute talk on
"Keeping the Heart In Tune."
-
Church Helps Cause
Of Armenian Relief
Sunday at the First Christian church
will be devoted mainly to the cause of
Armenian relief, to which, several weeks
ago. the church school subscribed a
Christmas offering of $700. Sunday
night at 7:45 the Bible classes will pre
sent their contributions with appropriate
exercises of song and readings. At the
Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock the
Rev. E. 8. Muckley, a former pastor of
the First church and now a field secre
tary of the National Benevolent associa
tion, will occupy the pulpit. For several
years the Rev. Mr. Muckley has had his
family and his business headquarters In
Portland, but on account of the change
of his field of activity to the Eastern
part of the United States he Is moving
his home to New York, and bis message
on Sunday morning will probably be the
last delivered in Portland for some "time.
Wilbur M.E. Church
Holds Two Services
A musical program will be given Sun
day at the Wilbur Methodist church.
There will be two services. The sextet
will be heard both in combinations and
as soloists. Thomas Quirk, the boy cor-
netlst, will also be heard. The Sunday
school will have a short program at Its
regular session, and the year's work will
close in a jubilee of song. EL H. Morgan
will sing the morning offertory. E. H.
Davidson. S. II. Patterson and Miss Har
riet Leach will be heard at night. D. H.
Henny will play a euphonium solo. In
the evening Dr. F. B. Short will tell of
some things he believes 1920 will bring
to this country. '.
Wells Is to Preach
At Friends Church
The Rev. Lindley A. Wells, former
pastor of the First Friends church, ia
In the city and will preach in his for
mer pulpit Sunday morning. Since leav
ing the city he has been in me evan
gelistic field with headquarters at
Wichita, where his son, Charles, is at
tending Friends university. Mr. Wells
plans resuming pastoral worn ana
the first of the year will begin his
service at Greenleaf, Idaho. The Rev.
W. C. Cox. the pastor, will occupy his
pulpit in the evening.
Evangelist Speaks in
Christensen's Hall
Evangelist I K. Dickson will speak
Sunday night in Christensen's hall. The
music will be a special feature of the
service. The Seventh-day Adventlsts
churches of the city report a steady
growth in membership, due largely to
the evangelistic work of Mr. Dickson and
his corps of personal workers. The serv
ices will continue each Sunday night
through the spring, according to the
present plans.
First Methodist
Church
Twelfth aad Taylor Streets
Rev. Joshua StansfieldfD.D.
Paste
10:80 A. M.1 SKRVICK
"THE YEAR"
t2:1 P. M.I SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICES
PUBLIO FORUM DISCUSSION
T:4S P. M.1 SIRVtCE
"Respice Brospice
SPtOIAL OHRISTMA MUSIO
MORNINQ AND IVENINO
ALL INVITED
OTH
3L
WESTMINSTER
SUNDAY SERVICE :
FOR BOYS' WORK
Meeting of Unusual Interest to
Be Held in Centenary Meth
odist Churcfi.
An unusual service Is scheduled
for Sunday night at Central Metho
dist church. The meeting Is to be
held in the interest of the boys of
the community and will mark a de
parture In the work of this church.
Recognizing' the great opportunity
afforded by the strategic location
of Its plant at the geographical cen
ter of the city of Portland, this, so
ciety has entered a serious program
of community betterment. The plan
contemplates the erection of a mod
ern Institutional building, a site for
which haa already been . purchased.
Dr. Frank I Wemett .who recently
came to the pastorate . of Centenary
church. Is proving himself a capable
leader. The congregation is giving most
hearty cooperation in carrying out the
policy outlined by Dr. Wemett The
church has engaged the Rev. Harold
Oberg as assistant pastor. He will give
his entire time to work among the boys
of the parish. Mr. Oberg Is trained in
this work, so results are expected. In
vitations have been sent to the entire
surrounding community to attend the
Sunday evening service. Mr. Oberg will
outline his plan for the year's work.
Centenary chorus choir, assisted by the
Sunday school orchestra of 10 pieces,
will render a special program.
.
Dr. McElveen to
Discuss England
Dr. W. T. McElveen thinks that Eng
lishmen ought to be interested In his
current events class Sunday noon, when
he will discuss "Recent Outstanding
Events In England." He will speak on
the reorganization of the British em
pire, Lloyd George's proposal of two
parliaments in Ireland, the growth of
industrial democracy in England, the
new relation to Australia and the sig
nificance of Viscount As tor's election.
The service begins at 12 :2S. Dr. Mc
Elveen talks for 25 minutes and an
swers questions for 25 minutes. -ik
Ministerial Relief
Sunday will be devoted to the cause
of ministerial relief at Kern Park Chris
tian church. Dr. J. F. Ghormley an
nounced. For this cause the evening
program will also be given by the Sun
day school. They wiU present the pro
gram, "White Gifts for the King."
DIRECTORY
Sunday After Christmas
Uniform Sunday School Lessons -
Rriaw: Tha Training of Pctar and John.
John 1:19
Goldeti text: "To SbaU Bo Mr Wit
nesses. " Act 1:8.
Young People's Toples-
Banttet Cnioo "How to Make Xext Tear
Better Than Thin." Pi. 0:1-1T.
Christian EndraTer "How to Make Next Taw
Bettar Than Thto." Pa. 0:1-17.
Epworth Learn "How to Make I7azt Taar
Batter Than TbU." Ps. 90.1-17.
Baptist .
Vint Whit TrmDle. 12th and Tartar Rct
William A. Waldo. 11, "Tho Valedictory of
tha Closinc Tear"; 7:30. "Tha Border Una
of tho Closinc Tear."
Et Hide
E. 20th and Salmon liar.
11. 7:30.
W.
B. Hinaon.
Thlrtl TinemiTr and Knntt Rt. TVth!v J
Baren. 11. "Old Tear Meditations" ; 7:30,
"Conclusions of Faith."
Arleta Bar. Owen T. Day. 11. 7:30.
OalTarr E
8th and Grant Re.
'New Tear's Besojutlons"
J. B.
; 7:30,
Thomas. 11. '
Another Tear.'
Glencoa E. 45th
and . Ifaia Rot. F. 0.
LasleUa. 11. 7:30.
Sellwood Bethanv Ber. W. X. Ferru. 11.
7:45.
Grane E 76th and Ah Rt. F W Rtar-
Inf. 11. "Tha Noise of tho People and the
Call of God"; 7:45. "Tho Fasrinatinc Future."
inirenKj rark Bar. a. Lawrence Black.
11. 8.
Swedish 15 th and Hort Ray. T. O. H inlan
der. 10:80. 7:80. 1
St Johns 11. 7:80.
Hiahland B 6 th and Alberta Dr. W T.
Mllliken. 11. 7:80.
Mt OHret (colored 1 Braadwa and Xr
trett Rot. J. W. Anderson. 11. 8.
Pro Cathedral 10th and Dotm Rev. B. V.
O'Hara. 6. 7:15. 8:80. 8:45. 11. 7:45.
St Peten Lent Ear. p. Beotaea. 8,
10:30. 7:80.
St Lawrence 84 and Sherman Her. J. C.
Hufhea. 6. 8:80, 10:80. 7:80.
St Franc ia K. 2th and Pino Rot. J. H.
Black. 6. 8. 9. 10:30. 7:80.
Immaculate Heart of Mary--Williams and
Stanton Rot. W. A, Daly. 6. 8. . 11. 7:80.
Holy Rosarjr E. Sd and Clackamas Rot. E.
S. Olson. 8. 7. 8. 8, 11. 7:80
St Rose E. 63d and Alameda Bar. J.
O'Farrell. 8. 10:80. 4.
8t Andrews E. 9th and Alberta Her. J.
Kiernan. 8. 10:80, 7:80.
Tho Madeleine E. 24th aad SUkiyou Bet.
George F. Thompson. 7:80. , 11.
Aaoonsion E. 76th and Yamhill Fiandaeaa
Fathers. 8. 10:30. 7:80.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland and B lindens
iter. r. w. Black, s, 10:90, 7:80.
Holy Cross T74 Bowdoin Bar. C. Baymond.
8. 10:80, 7:80.
8t Isnathm 82SO 43d at 8. E. Jesuit
Fathers. :30. 8. 10:80. 4.
St Stephens E. 4 2d and Taylor Rot. War
fen A. Waitt 8, 8:80, 10:80. 7:80.
Holy Redeemer Portland blid, and Vancou
ver ere. hot. wuiiam d. jjtrine. a. a. 10 :3U
7 :80.
. St Phillip Nodi (PauUst Fathers) E. 18th
10:80, 7:30.
St Clement 8. Smith are. and Newton
Berate rawer a. a. 10:SO. 7:80
,, Sacred Heart E. 11th aad Center Rev. O.
Rob. 8, 10:80, 7:80.
St Afatha fc, 15th tad IflUar Ret t.
Commbky. 8. 10:80. 7 HO
St BtaoMana (Polish) Maryland and Fall
in Rev. F. Matthew. 8, 10:80. 7:80
Bt Joseph (German) 18th and Couch
nev. o. nurrer. n, 10:30. 7:30.
St Michael (Italian) 4th and 1110 Bar.
laVBale.tra. 8:80. 10:80. 7:80 - "
St Claire's Capitol HiH Father AViysina,
p r,C!.rt-rEVa..?d Alberta Bar.
A" Salnta i 89th 'and GBsao Rev. Father
William Crontn. 8. 10:89.
Sir !tric.k.l, 1 od Savior Rev. CharVa
H. Smith. Mums 6:80. 8, :15, 10:80. 7:48.
' ChHattea '.
Prk and Cotambto Bv. Harold H.
Oriffia. 11. preecMnc by Rot. K. 8. Mock ley
oehool procraa is interest of
sWTIaAaaas L lAaRJ,
Bia.E. 12th and Taylor BeT. R.' H.
MortUTilla E. 78th and Rlkan. 11 T ift
wSkt .-R Th and Liberty Bar. Joseph
D. Koto. 1 X. S. .
TSMm Matey. H. T:8- : v
Kara Park Rev. 2. F nhimUt i tv.
Debt of tho World to the Christian llinatJT;
J Sundaj school prograas, "White Gifts for
MS . JkfEH v,;t " .V r i " , .- ' - --h
;'.:--'.' ChrtMmi-Mm''
Leasoa subject: Caristiaa SeUaea."
First lth and Everett 11, S. S
, Second E. U asm UoOaday. ; 11. S.
Churches iplan Jlew
rograhi Wo (Enlarge
heir
ANT more people 'must be brought into fellowship with the
Jrl church and learn its gospel of brotherly kindliness during
j JK I the coming year, if the determination of Portland's clergy,
' "and active laity is carried out. The coming year must mean
more than the years that have passed. Church workers feel as though
the church has too long failed to take advantage of the golden oppor
tunities offered it. But the war awakened the church as a whole. It
was responsible to a great extent for the tremendous drives of the various
denominations, which have brought new visions and new hopes into the
programs of the coming 12 months.
The church as a whole now sees the
need of the world. It realises the need
for less flowery talk and more definite
action. That the appeal of the mission
station hassbeen heard la exemplified
by the manner in which the various
financial drives of the churches suc
ceeded. The denominations now have
their finances guaranteed,, so they have
set forth on the remainder of their
tremendous task. Sections of Portland
which have long been neglected and for
gotten will see community centers.
Children are to be taken off the street
and placed in a safe playground, where
kind hearted instructors will teach them
the principles of fairness to their fel
lowmen by showing them the right and
fair way to play games. Wholesome
reading matter will also be provided,
from which the child can enrich his
mind and gain the proper knowledge of
life, both its trials and-joys. The work
will not stop in Portland, but will be
carried on In many communities
throughout the state.
OUTLINE PROGRAMS
4n preparation for the great things
of the coming year. Portland's clergymen
will preach New Tear sermons on Sun
day. Many pastors will stress more
regular attendance at the services of the
church. In order that the laity might
keep in constant touch with Its problems
and thereby grow into a spirit where
the ..necessity of cooperation will be
realised.
Dr. William A. Waldo will preach
New Tear sermons morning and evening
at the white Temple. In the morning
he will give a resume of the work ac
complished during 1919, during which
time more than 200 members have been
added to the church. The finances arfe
also in good shape, the church being
free from debt. The Sunday school
under the direction of Floyd Smith is
also reported thriving. The school over
subscribed its pledge of $500 to the
Armenian relief cause. As New Tear's
comes on the regular prayer meeting
night, the service will be changed to
Wednesday night and a watch night
service will be conducted from 8 to 12
o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
On Thursday, January 1, at 9:30 a.
OF CHURCH
Third E ,12th and Salmon. 11. 8.
Fourth VancouTer and Emerson. 11, 8.
Fifth 62d and 42d are. S. E. 11. 8.
fixtlt Masonio temple. 888 TarahilL 11,
Seventh Holbrook block. St Johns. 11.
All churches Wednesday. 8 p. m.
8.
OoneraaatloneJ
First Park and Madison Dr. W. T. McRl-
veen. 11. "Christmas Prophecies"; 7:45,
Christianising Christmas."
SannT4ri V. aSd and Tavlnr Rv J J
Stauh, 11, "Tho lessona of Memory": 7:45,
Tho Hessaca of the Tears and Christmas mu
sical pros ram repeated.
Atkinson Memorial E. 2flth and . Everett.
Rev. E. E. Flint 11, "Takinc Stock or the
Tear of Peaoe. 1019. aad tho Tear of War.
1918"; 7:45. "Redeemiac tha Time."
Hiahlaad E. Ath and Prveo.' Rv. Edward
Constant 11. "Still Following tha Star"; 7:30.
Christmas concert
Waverloiab Heichta E. 83d and Woodward
Bev. Oliver P. Avery. 11. 7:30.
lurelwood 46th ave. and 63th st S. E.
Mrs. A lire M. Handwker. 11.
Pilcrim Missouri and Shaver. Rev. Robert
Murray Pratt. 11. "Tha Day After Tomor
row"; 7:80, Christmas exercises of Sunday
school.
Finnish Mission 107 Skidmore Rev. Sam
uel Kerala. 6, 7:30.
TJniversitv Park Haven and lnhinl Bv.
C. H. Johnston.
St Johne S. Ivanhoji and Htr.hmAnd Hmv.
J. T. McrriU- 11, 7:80
Danish-Norwea-ian E. 23d and Wnmnne
ReT. Olo Tortossea. 11. 7:30.
First German; E. 7 th and Stanton Rot.
George Z or her. 11. 7:80.
Second German E. 8th and Skidmore Rev.
Henry HacefeaiU. -11. 7:30.
Zion German E. 9th and Fremont Est. J.
H. Hoop. 11. 7:80.
rarkrose Ker. p. n. Holfman. 11. 730.
Dunkard
Church of tha Brethren Berth wick and Brai
ns rd Rev. George C. Carl 11. 8.
Episcopal
Pro-Cathedral of St Stephen the Martn
Rt Rev. W. T. Sumner, bishop: Very Rev. R.
T. T. Hicks, dean. 0:45. children's euchariat;
11 and 7:45, preaching by Dean Hicks. -
Trinltv 19th and Everett KeT. A. A. Use
riaon. 8. 11, preaching by Bishop W. T.
Sumner. .
St Davids E. 12th and Belmont Rev.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:80. 0:80, 11. 7:80.
St Marks 21st and Marshall Rv. J. G.
Hatton. 7:30. 0:45, 11. 8.
St Andrews Hereford it. Plymouth
Archdeacon Chambers In charge. 0. 11. -7:80.
Grace Memorial E. 17th and Weidler Rev.
Oswald W Taylor. 8. 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Bev. John Dawson. 11, 8.
St Michael and Al Angels E. 43d and
Broadway Rev. F. T. Bo wen. vicar 8. 10. 11.
Church of Our Savior 60th ave. and 41 at
St 8. K. Rev. E. H. Clark, vicar. 7:30. 11.
Bishop Morris Memonai Good Samaritan
hospital Rev Frederick K. Howard. 7, 0:3.
St Paula Woodmero Bev. Oswald W. Tay
lor. 4.
All Saints 25th and Barter Bev. Frederick
&. Howard. io. 11.
8t John Memorial E. 15th and Harney,
Sellwood. Rev. H. Clark in charge. 11. 7:80.
St Matthews Corbett and Bancroft Rev.
W. A. M. Brock, vicar. 10. 11.
EvaatetlowJ
First E. 8 th aad Market Bev. E.' D. Hor
schwen. 11. 7:30.
Clay Street 10th and Clav Rev. Jacob
8toeker. 10:45 (Gorman). "Tho Star From
Bethlehem"; 7:80. "Tha Significance of the
Inoarnatioo (English).
Swedish Tabernacle W. 17th and GUsan.
Bev. u. J. Iedin. 11. 7 -.so.
Pre Methodist
Central E, 56th and Flanders Rev. E. t
Harrington, wonvu meeting in cnarre ol Bev
W. B. Huckaboa, conference evangelist. 11.
law.
- First E. 0th aad Mill Bev. 8. H. Upton.
11. t:sv.
Alberta E. 80th gad Wygsnt Bsv. M. T.
WBetselL 11, 7:ao.
St Johns B. Richmond aad Hudson Rev.
m r bu.wu. . ii v.aA
. Mtim' s. v'
loots Bev. 8- H. Upton, acting pastor. 340.
s:au.
' Wlr.l IT Bfttlt and Main "Rev. Hmv T
Cox. 11. preaching by Rev. tindley A. Wells.
former paator; 7 :45, "Points of Emphasis in
tha Pauline oospeL" by
Second E- 9 2d and Slat ave. Bov. Luraaa
M. Terren. - 11. 7. -
Wast Pisdmoat Borthwlck aad Jeney Bav.
Carey Jesaupp. 11, 8.
Congress sfasi Both farad lth' and Mate
Babbt Jooan n. wsso. iteiorm eynagocuo.
Aervida Friday A s. aa.. Sstnrdav 10 Jtt a. aa.
Congregstioa Ahavai gholom-' Park aad day
Sts. RaoOl K. Aoranamaon. rnoay a p. aa.
ftatordav S a. aa. .
Coagfegatson Vevah Zedeek Tahnnd Torah
Ota - ana uau kot. Anranam i. noeeneranta.
Friday 8 -p.- sav.i-Batardajr.. f 8uaday,10
a. BVv : atugiono scnooi r-, -. .,. . .--.j,
:.-iX'."--. Lattsr Day tatett : - ' : '
Church of Jesae Christ of Latter Day Saints
Membership
m.. the annual New Tear's prayer
meeting of the First Presbyterian
church will be held. The members are
asked to come prepared to state In a
sentence two things: The most im
portant lesson learned in 1919, and the
most earnest desire for 1920.
PIAX WEEK OF PRATER
Two meetings will be held during the
first week of the New Tear, 'Monday
and Thursday at 7:30 p. m. On Mon
day, instead of the educational classes.
the general topics suggested for the
week of prayer will be considered. On
Thursday evening the personal features
of the suggestions for the week of
prayer will be considered. Sunday,
January 11. the sacrament of the
Lord's supper will be celebrated and
new members . received into the Church.
The Rev. H. A. Johnston, acting min
ister, will preach this Sunday morning
and evening. The evening sermon will
b a New Tear's message.
A watch night service will be held
In the First Congregational church
Wednesday night from 8:30 to mid
night. The main features of the pro
gram are a sociable at which there
is to be a story telling tournament,
a young people's sing and refresh
ments, Dr. McElveens reading of an
original story, "The' Two Thieves," and
an hour of reflection and anticipation.
Sunday services at Vernon Presby
terian church will relate to the new
year. The . Rev. Bruce J. Gif f en is
trying to get his congregation to start
the new year rightly having everybody
in the Sunday school. New Tear ser
mons will be preached morning and
evening. The young people will have a
New Tear's party in the church on
Friday evening.
The Mount Tabor Methodist church
and all its organizations will be host
to the community on New Tear's eve.
Beginning at 8 o'clock a community sing
and program will be given, followed by
refreshments. A midnight devotional
service will close the old year.
A sermon of encouragement for the
new year will be preached Sunday
morning at the Church of Our Father
by the Rev. W. G. Eliot. The Sunday
evening forum will discuss the place of
SERVICES IN
E. 25th and Madison Heber C. Ivenon, mis
sion president. 10, 7:80.
Ltruieran
St James W. Park and Jeffersoa Bev.
William E. Brinkman. 11. 7:80.
St Pauls E. 12th and Clinton Rev. a.
Erause. 10:30. 7:30.
Our Savior E. 10th and Grant Rev, M. A.
Christensen. 11 I Norwegian). "Departing in
Peace"; 7:80, Christmas tree with children's
program.
Trinity (Missouri Synod) Williams and
Graham Rev. J. R. Bimbach. 10:15. 7:80.
Bethlehem Norweaian 14th and Davis Rev.
WUhelm Pettersen. 11. 8.
Grace (Enalhhl Mason and Atbina. Rot. C.
H. Bernard. 9:45, 7:45.
Bethel Norwegian (Free) Wygaat aad Bod-
ney.
Bethany Danish Evangelical union and Mor
ris Bev. L. P. KJoUer. 11, 8.
St. Johns Peninsula and Kilpatriek Rev. L-
Ludwig. 10:45, 7:30.
Bwedish Auguatana Stanton and Kooney
Bev. V. G. Ogreo. 10:45. 7:43.
Immanuel 19th and Irving Bev. A. V. An
derson. 11, 8.
Trinity (Norwegian) Loveioy and Fortune
Bev. 8. A. Stenseth. 10.80.
Zion Evangelical (Missouri Synod) Chan-
man and Salmon Rev. 11. H. aoppeimann.
9:15. 10:15. 7:45.
Alberta Enellsh E. 17th and Alberta (Baker
ball). 10. 11.
Methodist Episcopal
Carson Height Bev. G. 8. Brown. 10,
11. 7. . .
Cmtena.re K Ui itnri Pine Rev. Prank Ij-
Wemett 11. 7:30. presentation of program for
boys wont during coming year.
Central Vancouver and Fargo Bev. A. lu
Maclean. 11, 740, Christmas program.
Clinton Kelly E. 40th and Powell hot.
E. 8. Mace. 11, New Tear'a sermon.
Epworth 26th and Saviar Ber. J. Stanford
Moore. 11. 7:80.
First 12th and Taylor Rev. Joshua Stans-
field. 10:80. 7:80.
Firt Norweaian Danish 18th and Hoyt
Bev. Eliaa Gjerding. 11. 7:45.
laurel wood E 83d and Foster. Ber. A. V,
Brakenbury. 11. 7:80.
Ients Bar. F. R. Sibley. 11. 7:43.
Lincoln E. 6 2d and Lincoln. Rev. F. A.
Ginn, 11, 7:30.
Moatavdla E. 80th and Pino Rev. Hiram
Gould. 11, 7:30.
Mt Tabor E. lat and Stark. Rev. E. G.
Decker. 11, "Another Tear Also"; 7:30. ser
mon by Dr. J. H. Secor.
Fatten Alberta and Michigan. Bev. Goorg
H. Bennett. 11. 7:30.
Km Citv Park E. KSth and Sandy. Rev. D.
Lester Fields. 11. 7:30.
Sellwood r E 18th and Tacoma Bev. W.
8 Cordon. 11. "Naming tha Baby"; 7:30,
Tha Time Ia Short"
Sunnreide E. fl&Ul and Tamhill Rev. W.
F. Ineeon. 11. 7:45.
St Johns W. LeavHt aad Syracuse Ber.
W. E. Kloster. 11. 7:80.
Rwediah Beech aad Borthwick Her. Abel
cxraM. ii. 7:so.
Universite Park Fiske and Lombard Rev
H. T. Atkinson. 11.7:80.
Vancouver. Avenue Norwegian Danish Skid
more and Vancouver Bev. A. Chriatanaen. 11,
i:o, .ounoay acnooi uinsanaa program.
Westmoreland MUwaakio aad Midway Rot.
E. S. at ace. 7:80.
WObur Multnomah hotel Rev. Franeia Bar-
gett Short. 10:80, "Tha Fundamental Basis
of Christian Peace": 7:80. "Soma Things 1920
wiu onai so America.
Woodstock E. 44th and Woodstock Ber.
U C Poor. 11, 7:80.
Woodlawn E. 10th and Highland Bar. J.
H. Irvine. 11, "The Closing Tear Christ's
Valedictory". 7:80, 'Tba Harvest Past, the Bum
mer Ended."
District superintendent. Rev. William Wallace
xoungaoB. u, v., SB1 K. 3d at. S. Tabor 2790.
M. E. South
First Union and Multnomah Ker. J. W.
, ' Nazarono
T.rt"T,E--. 12th Weidler Bev. 3. T.
Little. 11. 7:80.
SeDwood E. 9th and Bpokaao Bar. J. G.
Dnngeoaoi. 11. 7 :.
Brentwood -66th ave. and 7th at Bev.
a C. Fowler. 11. T;80. .
Highlasd Part E. 14th and Killingsworth
suv. vv. r. aveenangn. ; XI. B.
Beandinaviaai 94 8 Garfield Bar. Daniel
naimrom. ii,. 7 :au. - ..
PraskitaHan . f
, ?1f7t "til ia AWor. Bar. Howard Agnew
wuuB ai uuwr. snmr pastor. l:S,
"Mine aad Thine; tha Prononna of Civillaation"'
7 JO, ' A Measage for the dosing Tear." '
Westminster East 17th and Sehuyler-aWr,
Edward H. Peaea. Chriataaaa ansic 19:30,
Central E. 18th and Pino. Preaching by
tVMtXMrtUmttoaclie. 10 JO.
rnatrJV M C5'- Banr. u Bouring
Quick. 11, T:SO. ;
""t Tabor -E. 5th aad Belmont Rev. Ward
1 and Wyaant Hay. Bruce
J. Glffea., 11. "What Prof. James SaidX About
neenniuons- x I :o,' A WtaB aw a
Will .V- W M : w"
r. u r rinr .vw a wm T . ---i r- -.'.;.-w -
BMISTS OUTLINE
In Accordance With New World
Movement Special Devo
tions Are Planned.
A definite program of action has
been outlined from Baptist churches
during the coming three months by
the New World Movement organ
isation of the denomination. Dur
ing January emphasis will be placed
upon prayer. In the private devo
tions, in the family, through the
family group meetings and in all
church services the people will be
enlisted to pray for the needed work
ers and for wisdom and courage to
do the full duty of Christians.
During . February emphasis wiU be
placed upon stewardship. The applica
tion of the laws of the Bible with re
gard to the making and using of money
will be considered by all churches.
During March, and. culminating on
Easter Sunday, the evangelistic program
will assume prominence. After the
church Is properly "lined up" the spring
financial drive will be put on.
the church in the present age.
. At the Fourth Presbyterian church the
Rev. M. G. Everett will tell Ms con
gregation how to enter upon the new
year.
BAPTIZE CHILDREN
The evening sermon at Sellwood
Methodist church will be a meditation
on the closing of the year. In the
morning the Rev. W. S. Gordon will
preach the closing sermon in his series
of Christmas services. An opportunity
will be given for the baptism of children.
The annual business meeting of Kern
Park Christian church will be held
Wednesday night, after which the young
people will conduct a devotional watch
night service. Miss Hazel Mulkey will
lead.
New Tear's eve will be celebrated
with a watch night service at Millard
Avenue Presbyterian church. A speaker
from the federal labor commission is
on the program. The Rev. W. L. Gray
will preach New Tear sermons on Sun
day.
New Tear sermons have been an
nounced by the Rev. J. H. Irvine of
Woodlawn Methodist church; the Rev,
E. S. Mace, of Clinton .Kelly and West
moreland Methodist churches; the Rev.
E. E. Flint, of Atkinson Memorial Con
gregational church; the Rev. W. J.
Beaven, of Third Baptist church, and
the Rev. J. E. Thomas, pf Calvary Bap
tist church.
PORTLAND
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett
-Bav. A. L.
Hutchison.
Fonrth FlM and Gihh Rev. Monroe G.
Everett 10:30. "Haw Shall Wa Enter tba"
New Taar": 7:80. "Keenine Chriatmaa Throueh
tha Tear."
KenUworth E. 34th god Gladstone. H
7:30.
Hcne 78th and Everett Bev. H. E. Giles.
11. S.
Rose City Dr. Robert H. Miitiigan. if.
7:80.
Forbes Graham ad Gaotenbsin Bev. Ward
Willie lima. 11. "All Thincs New": 7:80.
-"Leopird Spota."
Trinity Virginia and NSbraaka Rev. xneo-
dore P. Smith. 11, 7:80.
Anabel Bev. F. H. Mtxsell. 11. "Fellow
ship": 7:80. "Beginning the New Tear Bight."
Millard A venae Kev. vv. le urey. 1 1 ,
'One Thousand and One Opportunities"; 7:80,
'A Weeping Optimist"
Marshall Street 17th and Marshall Bev. A.
T. Hanna. J I. 7 80.
Mispaa E. 19Ui and Division Rev. TJ. A.
Thompson. 11. "Another Tear of Grace";
7:45, "A New Page in Life's Ledger.
Unity K. 71st and Sandy Rev. 8. W.
Seaman. 11, "God's Approval of tho Glory of
Life"; 7:80, "Things That Survive."
Seventh Day Adventlsts
Note Regular services of this denomination
are held on Saturday.
Central B. 11th and Everett U. a. rock-
son, pastor. . 10, 11:16.
Tabernacle 6th and Montgomery li. w.
Pettitt, minister 10. 11.
Montevilla E. 80th tad Everett J. A. Ger
hart 10. 11.
Lenta 94th st aad 58th ave. W. D. Hunt
ington. 10, 11,
St Johns Central are. and Charleston
A. R. Folkenberg. 10, 11. .
Alblna Skidmore and Mallory Elder M. H.
Wentland. 10, II.
Scandinavian 62d at and 89th are. Elder
O. 8. Lee. 10. 11.
Salvation Army
Cerpa No. 1 248 Ash at Adjutant Henry
B Coaens. 11. 8:15. 8.
Corps No. 4. 128 1st Captain William
G. femith. 11, 8. 8.
Nfw ehnreh Society 881 Jaf fsTsoa Bar.
William B. Racca. 11.
Unitarian
Chnrch of Our Father Broadway and Tam
hill Her. W. O. Eliot Jr. 11. "A Sermon of
Enconracement for tha New Taar"; 7:46, "Tha
Place of tba Chnrch ia Modern Ufa."
Units Brethren
Conference superintendent Bar. O. E. Mo
Donald. Mrst E. 16th and Vorrieon Re. Brroa J.
Clark. 11. "Loyalty"; 7:80. Christmas musical
program.
Second E. 27th and Sumner Rer. Ira
Hawloy. 11, "Supremacy ia Awe"; S, The Son
of Perdition Sinks."
Third 67tt rt and 824 sre. 8. E. Bev. E.
O. Shepherd. 11, 8.
Vnnrth Tremont Rrr. C. P. Blaaebard.
11. "Watch"; 7:30, Sunday school Christmas
program.
8t Jons (old eomtitntion) 446 Jaatup
Bar. Walter Beynolds. 10. 7. 8.
Unite! anawttoeJ
First E. 16th and Poplar Bar. J. A.
Oekley Green Willamette bird, and Gey
Ber. H. H. If am nam. 11, l :su.
St. Johns Ber. A. P. Layton. 11. 7:80.
United Press ytaeian
First K. 87th and Hawthorne Bev. H. I.
niren. 11. 7:80.
'Chnroh of the Strancers Grand aad Wasco
nw a. Rail Tn Bois. 16:80. Communion
service; 7:80. "Soul Winning la tha Biggest
Work of tha Coming Tear.
KcnUrn 120 West Lombard Ker, George
N. Tarler. 11. "Tba First Converts ia Eu
rope"; 7:80, "When Sinai Quaked Greatly."
Christian aad Missionary Alliance -E. ttb
mi Rxr John K- Fee. 10. 11. 7:80.
Realisation Leasae 148 18to Bar. Edward
Mills. 11. 8.
I'hriaiadelnhian 621 EL Washington. 10:80,
Chnrch it (tot 868 Failing Harry Nasi.
11. 7:80. Evangelistic campaign.
-u-i Hall E 28U and Stork. 11. 7:80
alen s Resort -4th and Burr-rids Bar. Vuti
Johnson, awpexinta-adetrt. 8. .
Pi rine Bcienoa E. 24th and Broadway Ber.
T. af. alinai-L 11. 8.
passtoeostal first aad Weefcingten Bee.
Will C. Trotter. 11. 8. 7:80.
Glad Tiding (PaBteooatal Mission) 348 H
let. 2. 8. 7 JO.
Penteeostal church E. 28th aad Ankeny
A. W. SmHh. 11. 8. 8.
Tetanteers of America Iti-aton 224 Bura
side Meeting every Tmin eseant Monday st
a o'-kvk and Snndav. 8 Ol bl .
Portland Eccle-ia (Chriatadelpiiian) 1687
aelmrmt Reorn U. Tilling, aacretary. 1 1.
PeniH Mlaaio- 266 la- . 8. S. Sorrices
each algnt aa S.
Chnrch of Cbrwt K. 78th and Gliaan. Jl.
Tirat Spiritualist Mrs. XL 0. Bledsoe. ' 8,
T-45. lecture and an sane: aa.
IW (Mrituel Scienoe 126 Poarth St. Bee.
Max Hnctmsa., a.- a. . ...... . ,
Passing of Churcli
Landmark Is Made
Feature at Klamath
Klamath Falls. Dec 81 The pausing
out of active service of one of the oldest
churches In Southern Oregon was com
memorated by members of the First Pres
byterian church of this city at the final
service held In the old building; Sunday
afternoon. Members of the cotigretaUon,
who have seen Klamath Falls grow from
a village of 100 inhabitants to a city pf
7000, told of incidents lone seo when
Indiana, camped near the church, came in
and broke up meetings because small
boys threw stones at them irom the
belfry.
Thla building- was the first church
erected in Klamath county. 80 years ago.
and has constantly been used for serv
ices since. A new building- haa . been
built at a coat of s J0.000.
St. Mary's Church
Choir to Sing Mass
The choir of St. Mary's Catholic
church, corner Williams avenue and
Stanton streets, under the direction of
Catherine Covach-Fredrich, will' repeat
the Chrlstmaa music on New Year s
morning at tha 11 o'clock mass, assisted
by A. Wunderwald, violin ; Christian
Pool, cello: Miss Florence Day. organ
ist The soloists will be Mlas Zita Man
ning, soprano ; Miss Gertrude Kunz. con- j
tralto ; Frank Tomllnaon and Lenardo de
Christoforo, tenors ; Stanley Bacon and
E. Louis Fredrlch, bassos. The person
nel of the choir is aa follows: Misses
Zita Manning. May Barr, Christie De
cita. Marie Marpet, Catherine Galvln.
Addle Thayer, Clara Ilaffenmlller. Isa
bella Murphy, Julia Blanc, Catherine
Olanini, Gertrude Kuns, Mrs. J. Killen
and Mrs. E. Kettlebury : Messrs. Tomlin
son, De Christoforo, Kettlebury. Kelle
her, Bacon, Smith, Wilson, Sins, Layton,
Cearns, Fredrlch.
Baptist Children
Sing at Poor Farm
The City Baptist Toung People's union
will make their annual Christmas visit
to the Multnomah farm Sunday after
noon, where they will render a Christ
mas program of song and distribute a
gift to each resident there. The city
v-ivna! 4 Art f A Tl T3 mar n a n ulasi on
nouncecrthat the next rally would' be
January 16, in the First German Bap
tist church, Fourth and Mill streets. It
will be known as a "Jesus Christ rally,1
as every member on the program will
refer in some way to Jesus Christ.
Dr. George F. Holt Is
Appointed Secretary
Dr. George F. Holt, for four years pas
tor of the First Baptist church of Salem,
has resigned his pastorate and accepted
the position of promotion secretary In
the West Washington convention of his
denomination. His headquarters are to
be in Seattle. The promotion board
work is the new plan of the denomina
tion. That Dr. Holt should be chosen
to put this plan in action in Western
Washington is considered highly com
plimentary. Christmas Music
To Be Sung Sunday
The choir of the Church of Our Father
will again sing Chriatmaa music Sun
day. At the morning service they will
sing the anthem, "The Hymn of the
Angels," and soprano solo, "The Infant
Jesus." In the evening the muslo Is
"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" and
a Christmas carol.
CENTENARY
METHODIST
CHURCH
Cast Mints and Pine.
"THS PRIgKOLT OtWHOM"
Dr. Frank L. Wemett
Brines Tar Wassassa of Special Interest
TOMORROW
11:00 A.M.
"THE CALLING OF
JOHN MARK"
A SERMON FOR THK NOV VIAR
7:80 a. M.
"THAT BOY'
CHRISTMAS MUSIO REPEATED
OHORUS OMOIR ASSISTED DV TEN
P1KOE OROHESTRA AT
NIQHT
TNII 0HUN0H INVITES V0U
Dr. McElveen Says:
NEXT TEAR WILL MOT BE A NEW YEAR
IP VOW LIVE IT IN THE OLD WAV
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
PARK AND MADISON STREETS
xmas Musre and topics
11 A. M.I
"Christmas Prophecies"
1S:S MOONS CURRENT EVERTS OLA88
OUTSTANDING EVENTS IN ENOLAND
7:4 P. M.1
"Christianizing Christmas'
SM A. M.1 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
PON ALL AOES
ISO P. M.1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SEATS PREE
HOLY GHOST
MEETINGS
WILL BB HELD AT ' . -
CHURCH OF GOD
TTakMi Ave. sad Fafllav Rt. :
Br ETABGELIST W. T. CHAPEL
' af Xeatsrkr
A fipiritful Mao Willi Divine
- Measa&res "
k Tou can't afford to star swap. .
DECEMBER tWAIttTABY Is
SbsV 11 A. M EVERY 110HT ll
.v '-- . H JTEALs rMter. ix
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
GIVE 115,000
Pupils Throughout State Havs
Pledged Big Sum to Be Sent
Orphans in Armenia.
The children in the Sunday schools
of Oregon will probably give $15,000
this Christmas season to the Armen
ian relief cause, according to tha esti.
mate made today by J. J. Hand
saker, state director. The exact re
port cannot be made for several
weeks, as many schools have hot?
reported. This estimate is consid-1
ered conservative. -: V
Offerings of $1000 each are assured by
the First Presbyterian, First ChrisUsa
and East 81de Baptist churches of Port
land. A little Methodist Rundav aehnt
at Tillamook, with but 70 members has
already raled J717 and expects to send
In $1000. The First Methodist fiundar
school has raised $433, First Baptist $260.
First Congregational $450, Kern Par
Christian $60. Westminster Presbyter
ian $800. United Preabyterlan Church of
the Stranger $250, Hunnyeide Methodist
;., Bunnysiae i.ongregatlonar $120;
Lents Evangelical $260. Church of Latter
Day Saints $60. Second Friends $63, East
Side Christian $293, Advent Christian $30,
aieaiora naptixt sz3.ss, Sheridan1 Chris
tian $8, Hex Friends $32.06, Astoria
Christian $67.90, and Woodburn Method
ist $51.79.
Oregon children are eager to hfelp tha
unfortunate orphans In Armenia.
Twenty-five children in the First Chris
tian church primary department paid
$25; 45 in the junior department, $$4.16;
and one teacher gave $60. h
The East Side Baptlat pledged $240
They now have $750 on hand and said
In their letter, "You may expect a check
for $1000." p
Six boys In Epworth M. E. school
have been contributing $2.60 per week
for several weeks In preparation for tha
Christmas offering. t-i
ik
Rev. E. Bjorkquist.
Assumes New Work
The Rev. E. Biorkoulst has arrive
veoi in
Portland and Is preparing; to take over
the Buperintendency of Swedish Baptist
missions in Oregon. He comes highly
recommended from Clearbrook, M.inn.t.
and succeeds the Rev. August Olson, Mr.
Bjorkquist may make his headquarters
In Portuand, but it Is doubtful If ha
will live here, as he generally picks out
some mlftslon point In need of a pastor
and resides there. Mrs. Bjorkquist
assists In the work while, he ia vlaltng
other mission points. ; :
Christmas Featured
At Church Services
At Westminster church Christmas will
be featured in music and sermons. Th
choir will render special selections ap
propriate to the event and Dr. Edward
H. Pence, the pastor, will preach sere
mons in keeping with the spirit of the
holiday -season. " Thursdsy night at
7:S0 a rally will be held at the church,
when rr. Pence will speak on the sub
ject, "When the Lonely Man Found Ills
Friend." The general subject followed
Thursday night is a study of the life
oi nnai. ;
"THE NEW COVENANT
and WHAT WAS PONE
AWAY IN CHRIST?"
Jl
. HEAB ' 1
Evangelist Dickson
CHRISTENSEN'S HALL
lltli St. Bet. Merri.oa aad Tsaatn
SUN. NIGHT. DEC. 28
AT JiSO O'CLOCK
SPECIAL MfSIClAITS
PTJBLIC 1KVITED SEATS FREE
Salvation for
AU Men
When and How Received
WHO DOER JCOT HF.RIRE . BE
LEASE FROM his Ail DEATBI
Paul declared Christ to he
lord of both the dead and
living.
Jesus said that in the time of Ms
umimI iMun'rv . nJl in tha arraves
would come forth for Individual trial
and judgment. -
ARE WE IN THAT TIMET
Hear God's Flea of ftalratloa '
Eiplalaed K'fi'l;?'
ITTBT.lf! LECTI7BE BT
N. M. LEWTON
Sun., Dec. 28, 3 P. M.
W.O.W. TEMPLE
11U SU Bet. Washlngtoa aad AUer
International Bible Students
SEATS , TBEE BO ' COLLECTION
for;
ARMENIAN I
RELIEF
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