Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1920)
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL r SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1920. PORTLAND, OREGON. Whit Sunday Sfflill Pe Celebrated in jSlanner Refitting . 3mJ)ortance of estiva NON LITURGAL CHURCHES JOIN IN CELEBRATION Whitsunday, the one - thousand efght hundred and eighty-seventh anniversary of the organization of the Holy Catholic church, wM be celebrated In Portland Sunday. " It will be a remarkable Whitsunday be cause for the first time to the his tory of the Christian religion, non liturgal churches will celebrate It on an elaborate scale. Whitsunday or Pentecost, one of the principal feasts of the Christian church, is celebrated on the fiftieth day after Easter to commemorate; the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples. FESTIVAL HIGH . 127 BANK The day has become one of the three baptismal days, the name Whitsunday now being: generally attributed to- the wMte garments formerly worn by the candidates for baptism on this feast. The festival is the third to importance of the great feasts of the church and the last of the annual- cycle commemorating (he Lord. It is connected with the Jew ish Pentecost, not only in the historical date of its origin, but in idea; the Jew ish festival is one of thanks for the first-fruits of- the earth, the Christian for the first-fruits of the Spirit. In the early church the name Pentecost was. given to the whole 50 days between Easter and Whitsunday, which were celebrated as a period of rejoicing. PASTING 18 INTRODtNCED The code of Theodoaius forbade theat rical performances and the games of the circus during the feast, j The custom of hallotving the days Immediatelysur roundlng the festival is comparEfrely late. The custom of (celebrating' the vigil by fasting has - also been intro duced. In the Church of England there are being-, special collects, gospels and epistles for Monday and Tuesday in Whitsun week. In the Lutheran churches two days only arebbserved. In the middle ages the Whitsun serv ices were marked by many curious cus toms. Among these are the letting down of a dove, from the roof into the church, the dropping of balls 6f fare, rose leaves and the like. Whitsun Is one of the Scottish quarter days, and though the CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS REV. V BO WRING QUICK MINISTER , 11:00 A. M.-uaOD AND BREAD" 7:30 P. M. "LOST!" Prsoaded by a 5 -Minute Talk to Bojs and Girts. Subject, "A Magnet." 10' A. M, BIBLE j SCHOOL. ' 2:S0 P. M. JUNIOR CHRI8TIAN ENDEAVOR. . 8:30 P. M. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR HIGHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH EAST SIXTH AND ALBERTA DR. W. T. MILLIKEN, PASTOR A. M. J"WHAT DID CHRIST TEACH ABOUT ANGELS?" P. M. THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE." FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PARR AND MADISON STS. REV. WM. T. MrELYEEN, PH. D. Paator. j - tltOO A. M PENTECOST; SUNDAY CELEBRATION , . ; SERMON "HALF CHRISTIAN AND ... WHOLE CHRISTIAN" 7:4S P. M.-"APPLYING CHRIST'S IDEA Of DEMOCRACY TO MAKE A NEW WORLD" Rev. Wm. A. Waldo, Ph.D., Pastor 10:80 A. M. "Some Finished Products Which Char acter Produces" " T:45 P. M. "A Gallery of Obscure Faces' 1S:10 A. ISLE SCHOOL :5 P. M. VOUNO PEOPLE'S SOCIETY DR. E. H. PENCE , ' . Patter. ' i ' 1 I;. ll im mi naam .1 (Episcopal Sunday Spools (KIIU1 cc 3Jn jftlass atkering ' On Sunday afternoon, Whlt-SundBy, the Episcopal Sunday schools of Port land will hold their annual mass meet ing at St. Stephen Pro-Cathedral at J:30 p. m. iThe Easter offerings of the Sunday schools of the diocese wyi be presented and banners awarded to the schools having the largest per capita and largest offering. The vested clergy and choristers bearing banners and crosses, win lead the .procession of the phnwh 'vhflnlH -from the CajtlDUS of St. Helens hall to the pro-cathedraL Thef amount of the children's Lenten Offer ings this year is said to be the largest in the history of the diocese, and serves to mark the Increased Interest and growth of the church schools. , Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner will preach the thanks giving sermon and lead the procession to the church. Last year older persons weir obliged to stand In the rear of the church in order to make room for the children. . - f ; church festival is movable, the legal date was fixed- for May 15. Whltmonday was made an English bank holiday by an act passed May 25, 1871. COMKTKICAirTS INTTTEIV All communications of St. Davids Episcopal church are' urged to attend the services Sundav. First communion will be held at 7 a. m., second com munion at 8 a. m., holy baptism and school at 9 :30 a. m.. sung Eucharist and sermon at 11 a. m., at which time appro prlate festival music will b rendered. The Interchurcb World Movement has sent out requests to the churches of 30 denominations urging the observance of Pentecost day, bo that Whitsunday will be observed in non-liturgal as well as liturgal churches this year. The First Congregational church has arranged for the commemoration of the day by an , appropriate musical service and sermon during the morning hour. ' Sunday morning the Rev. la. H. Griffie will; discuss the bearing of the Pentecostal events . on the subject of Christian unity at the First Christian church. Baptism will be administered in the evening. ; - . EEV. M. EVEEITT SPEAKER The Rev. Monroe G. Everett will speak on the birthday of the Christian church to his Sunday morning congregation at Fourth Presbyterian church. The communion service will be ob served at the Church of Our father, as is usual on Whitsunday, at 12 o'clock. At 10 :15 there will be a christening service. i . ' The Grand Commandry Knights Tem plar have closed their annual session at Boise, 11. J. Oatrander, Twin Fails, is the new grand commander. i i First Presbyterian Church PORTLAND, OREGON , Aider Street at 12th Rev. JOHN H. BOYD. D.D., (former asslor) win Preach Monun and Evening 8PEOIAL MUSIO 10:80 A. M. MRS. BLANCHE WIL LIAMS SEOERSTEN WILL SINQ "Own Unto Him All V That Labor" from Handera MtnWi. JL MAOMILLAN MUlfT, WILL SINQ "If Wltfi All YjMir HaarU Va Truff . Saak from Mendalaaoltn'a i : Elijah. "WHITHER ARE WE DRIFTING?" An answer to the outcome of the prasenf world-wide anarchy '-will be presented in a aeriea of fire addresses on the Belisioua Ie velopmont of the Pace at the , NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH 831 JEFFERSON STREET' 10:4 A. M. TODAY "THE ADAMIC DISPENSATION" William R. Reece, Minister S I 11 I zJ m 1 L. . WORSHIP GOD WITH US SUNDAY 11 A. HU y "The Art ' of Encouragement' ' : ' 8 v. m. , "The Prodigal and His Sin, or In the Far Country" Second la the Series o the Prodigal Son. ft 16 SUNDAY SCHOOL t4S YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING WESTMINSTER FIRST, CHRISTIAN CHURCH COUSEE OF PARK A3TD COLT73IBIA HAROLD H. GRIFFIS, Pastor. SEB3I05 11 A. M. "Opening, the Doors of the Kingdom" SERMON ItU P. M.. "The Lamentations to Christ of Four Unfortunates" ETERTTHI3TQ FREE AND FIRST-CI,ASS J5?ws of importance Smong Portland The older boys" and older girls' con ference of the Multnomah County Sun day School association wilt meet together for the first time next Friday night at 7 -A5 o'clock in the First Congregational church, when an inter-Sunday 5 school council will be formed. The purpose of this organization is to permit the yfrung people to come together several times a year and enjoy a social program. Elec tion of officers and adoption of a con stitution already ; approved by a com. .mittee from each .organization ; will be the only business conducted, George Porter is president of the boys' confer ence and Miss Bonnabelle Kent of the girls' conference. All Sunday school young people will be welcome, f BAPTIST Sunday evenlnrs Dr. WL A. Wairin la preaching a series of sermons on modern Eev. Alexander Beers Will Preach Sunday The Rev. Alexander Beers will occupy his former pulpit Sunday. Mr, Beers for a number5 of years president of Se attle Pacific college, and for the . last three years pastor of the First Free Methodist church, and now superintend ent of the home mission -work among foreigners and living In San Francisco, is in Portland over Sunday and will occupy his former pulpit in the morning, taking for his subject. The Japanese Problem on the Coast." Dr. Beers will preach in i the Alberta Free Methodist' church, East Thirtieth and Wygant streets, Sun day night. Evangelist Dickson Evangelist L. K. Dickson will speak in i Christensen's hall Sunday night at 7 :45 o'clock. This will be one of the most startling lectures which Mr. Dick son has been giving. A special musical program will be rendered. Including , a big congregational sing, mixed quartet. soprano solo, saxophone solo and male quartet. Seats free. Public invited. . Will Hold Conference Dinner Tuesday evening' the officers and teachers, of the First Christian church Sunday s school will meet for a monthly conference dinner served by the women of ,the Young- Matrons' Bible class. Mrs. CIA.' Pengra is teacher ; of the class. Wednesday at 11 a. m. the women of the Transylvania circle will be entertained at the home of Mrs. John B. McKer nana. 924 East1 Flanders street. The annual election will be held. DIRECTORY Whitsunday. TTniform Sunday School Uessons "Israel'e First King." I Samuel 9 f 15-21; 9:25 to 10:1. ' . Golden .Text Only tear jenovan ana serve him in troth with all your heart." I Sam. 1224. I . Young People's Topics , Saptist Union ''Being a Good Comrade. " Pror. 27:8. 10, 17-19. A union meeting with the juniors and intermediates.) ..'. Christian Endeawwr "Will a Man Rob God? Mat 3:7-12. ".-::'", KDworth Lieague "Christian rnnapies in Personal and Public Health." I Cor. 6:18, 20. . i . i . ; Baptist ; ;; t ' i l . First White Temple, 12 th and Taylor. Rev. William A. Waldo. 11. "The Art of Encourage ment"; 8. "The, Prodigal and Hia Sins. East Side E. 20th and Salmon. Rev. W. B. Hinaon. Rev. II. T. Cash. 11, Tne True jtO- pel"; 7 :45. "Christ'a Great' Question." - Third Vancouver and Knott. Rev. R. K- Close. 11. "The Pnnce of Workers-; s. A Lesson in Swimming." Arleta K 64th and 48th eve. Rev. Owen T. Day. 11. 8. Calvary & 8th and Grant. Rev. J. K. Thomas. 11, "Four Things well- worm B membering"; 8. "Christians, Who Will Suffer Loss?" .. ' ! Glencoe -E. 45th and Main. Rev. F. C Tjaslette. 11. O. A. R. memorial service; :a. The Cry From HeU The Answer rTom Heaven." ' . ' Sellwoed Bethany Eev. W. N. Ferris. 11, T:45. '. Grace E. 76th and Ash. Rev. F. Wa Star ing. 11, memorial service; 7:45,. "The Vrath of God." . University Park Rev. 8. Lawrence Black. 11 8 Swedish 15th and Hoyt. Rev. T. G. Sjolan der. 10:30, 7:30. . f ' St. Johns Chicago and Leonard 11, 7:80. Highland E. 6th and Albert. Dr. W. T. MiUiken. 11. "What Did Christ Teach About Angels?"; 7:30, "God,' Our Dwelling Place." Mt. Olivet (colored) Broadway and Everett. Rev: J. W. Anderson. 11, 8. Elim Swediab Msllory and Skidmore Rev. A. G. Sandblom. 2:30, 8:30. Xxnita 88th st and 60th ava. Rev. E, A. Smith. 11. 7:30. Second (German)-Rodney and Morris. Rev. F.I Hoffman. 11.7:30. I Oathollo Pro-Cathedral 15th and Davis Rev. E. V. O'Hara. 6, 7:15. 8:30. 8:45. 11. 7:45. St. Peters Lenta Rev. P. Beutgen. 8, 10:30. 7:30. . St Lawrence 3d and Sherman Rev. J. O. Hughes. 6, 8:30. 10:30. 7:80. . St Francis E 12 th and Pine Rav. J. H. Black. 6.8.8,10:30,7:30. - Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams arid Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. . ll, 7:80. -Holy Rosary E. 3d and Clackamas Rev.; E. S. Olson. 6. 7. 8. . 11. 7:80. St Boas E. BSd and Alameda Rev. J. OTarrelL 8. 10:30, 4. Bt Andrew E. 9th and Alberta Rev. 3. Kiernan. 8, 10t30. 7:80. (The Madeleine E. 24th and Siskiyou Rav. George F. Thompson: 7:30.8.11. sAscensioB E. 76th and Yamhill Franciscan Fathers. 8. 10:30. 7:30. Blessed Sacrament Maryland and Blandena Rev. F. W. Black. 8. 10:80, 7:30. Holy Cross 774 BowQoin iiev. C Raymond, 8,! 10:30. 7:30. ; I St Ignatius 3220 43d .at S. E. Jesuit Fathers. :30. 8, 10:30, i. St Stephens E 4 2d and Taylor Rev. War ren A. Waitt 6. 8:30. 10:30. 780. ; Holy Redeemer Portland blvd, and Vancou ver ave. Rev. William I. Divine. 6, 8. 10:30, 7 :30. . St Phillip Neri (Paulist Fathers) B. 16th and Hickory Rav. M. L. Ferry. . T :80, 8; 10:80, 7:80. i St Clements 8. Smith ava. and Newton SarviU Fathera. 6. 8. 10:30, 7:30. Sacred Heart E. 11th. and Center Rev. G. Rob. 8. 10:30. 7:80. St Agatha E. 15th and - Miller Rev. J. .Commisky. 8. 1080. 7:30. iSt Stanislaus (Polish) Maryland and Fail ing Rev. F. Matthew. 8. 10:30, 7:80. St Joseph (German) 15th and Couch Rev. B. Rurrer. 8, 10:30. 7:80. St Michael (ItaUan) 1th and MiO Rev. M. Balestra. 8:30. 10:30. 7:30. : i St Claires Capitol HiU Father AloyafOg, Oj F. M. 7:80. 8:20. ' St Charles E. .33d and Alberta Rev. J. P OTlynn. 8, 10:30. All Saints E. 8th and Gliaaa Rev. Father William Cronin. 8. 10:30. St R trick 19th and Savier Bev. Charles M. Smith. Masses 6:30. 8. 8:15, 100. 7:45. t Christian . . " .. First Park and Columbia. Rev. Harold H. Grufis. 11, Opening the Doors of the King dom,", followed by baptism; 7:45, "The Lamen tations of Christ or Four Unfortmnatea." : East Side & 12th and Taylor; Rev. R. H. Sawyer, lr, 8. . Bodney Avenue Rodney and Knott. ' Rev. S. Earl ChiWera. 11. 7:36. . Monta villa E 76th and GTiian Cav. Car roll C. Roberts. 11, T:30. Wood is wn E 7th and Lfbaity Rev. Joasph D. Boyd 11, 8. . Km Park Rev. F. H- Ghormley. :H, "The Supreme Name": 7:45, "Onr Inheritance." Tabernacle E. 28th and Alberta Rev. B. Tibbs Maxey. 11, 7:30. ....... St Johns Central and Oswego. ; 11, 7:30. Otirtstlan Setotiea 1 Lesson subject r "Soul and Body." - - - First 19U and Everett. 11, 8. ,. -. and ancient prodigals at the First Bap tist church. The sins of modern life, personal, public and civic, 'will be dis cussed this Sunday. In the! morning he will speak on the art of encouragement. The temple quartet will render special music at these services. Tba Sunday morning themes at tha HichJud Baptist church for the next month will be a aerie on the teachings of Christ.: The aubjectt in their order are what Christ, taught about "AnesU, "ChUdhond," "Compassion" and "CoTateoosneaa. " i ' Craoe Baptist - church, Montavilla, will hold special memorial aerricea Sunday; mornina; with McKinley post. G. Ju B. and . W. B. C at tending in a body. Tha Rev. t!. W. Starring, pastor, will doUrer .the addreaa. Special music will inalude aolos by W. K. Mone. Crril war veteran, and Mrs. Merle Matlock. (true church invitea all. who bare aened in any of the country wan to thia aerrice. i At the Gtenooe Baptist church the Ben Bat-' ler post No. 67 and the Woman's Relief corps No. 51 win, take part in the morning aarrice. The Ker. V. C, Laslette will' preach tha memorial sermon and the male Quartet will sing. CONGREGATIONAL On Sunday " evenings Dr.i W. T. Mif Elveen, pastor of First' Congregational church, is giving a series of sermons on applying Christ's ideas to make a new civilization. Sunday night ; he will tell how the Ideal of democracy! would oper ate to make a new social order if it were applied to the home, school, industry and international law. Two May parties will be held in tha church 'Wednesday. The women win enjoy a program in tha afternoon and tha young people's asso ciation in the evening. . .. Ir. J. J. Staub, pastor of Sonnyside Congrev . . . . 1 ituuuu ciiiixcu, wui spesx an s, umaisroui Brand of Modern Sighteousneas" Sunday i eve ning. - !! The Sunday evening sermon at Atkinson Me morial church showing God in the bunding of the world, will be illustrated by the stereopkeon. The Rev. E. E. Flint will preach. , I The fate of the interchnrch movementai will I be discussed from the pulpit of Pilgrim Cangre- UIU1U UUUUJ UJ , AVCT. K. M. Pratt. Eugene Greene will preside at the evening service." k t 1 -i EPISCOPAL i From May 25 to 28 the clergy from Oregon, Washington and many of the Northwest diocese will gather in a con ference at Victoria, B. C. Among the topics to be discussed will be social serv ice. Chaplain F. K. Howard of the Good Samaritan hospital will read a paper on this subject. t Every Friday at 12:05 p. m. there will be a litany said at the "diocesan office of the Epis copal church in the Ainsworth building.' It is bettered that laymen will appreciate the oppor tunity to meet once a week for a quiet space in the midst of business i Be&n K. T. T. Hicks will preach at the morn ing service in St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral. On account of the afternoon mass meeting there will be no evening eerviee. The young people will meet as usual at 6:30 p. m. J. Inddiebrandt will be their leader this week. ' St LUTHER AW The annual confirmation service of Our Saviors Lutheran church will be OF CHURCH Second E 6th and Holladay. 11, 8. Third E 12th and Salmon. 11. 8. Fourth Vancouver and Emerson. 11, 8. Fifth 62d and 42d ave. 8. K. 1 11. Sixth Masonic temple. 868 Yamhill. 11. 8. Seventh Smith ave. and New York. 11. All churches Wednesday. 8f m, OongrsgatlonaJ First Park and Madison. Dr. W. T. McEl veen. 11, "Half Christians and Whole Chris tians''; 7:45, "Applying Christ's Idea of Democ racy to Make a New World." Sunnyside E. 32d and Taylor. Rev. J. J. Staub. 11, "Multiplication by Division"; 7:45, "A Dangerous Brand of Modern Righteousness." Atkinson Memorial E. 28th and Everett Rev. E E. Flint 11. "The Soul's Rest"; 7:45, "God in .World Building." 1 Highland E. 6th and Prescott. Rev. Edward Constant 11, "The Ministry -of the Holy Spirit"; 7 :45, "The Founding of the Republic of Jesus." -(".'' - ' Waverleigh Heights E S2d and Woodward. Rev. Oliver P. Avery. 11, ,8. Laurelwood 4 5th ave. and 65th it 8. E. Mrs. Alice It. Handsaker. 11, 7:30. : Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. Rev. Robert Murray Pratt 11, "Do We Take Jesus the, Christ Seriously?'; 7, address by Eugene Green. University Park Haven and Lombard Bev. C H. John'ton. 10:30. 7:80. - Finnish Mason and Albina. Rav. A A Harjdt 6 and 8 p. m. St Johns S. Jvanhoe and Richmond Rev. W. L. TJ pshaw. 11. 7:30. Danish-Norwegian E. ' 23' and Sumner Bev. Ole Torgessen. 11. 7i30. First German E. 7th and Stanton Eev. George Zocher.. 11, 7:30. Second German E 8th and Skidmore Rev. Henry Hagelganz. 11, 7:30. Zion German E. 9th and Fremont Rev. X H. teoop. 11, 7:30. ! m Dunkard Church of the Brethren Borthwiek and Brat card Rev. George C. CarL 11. 8. CplacooaJ Pro-Cathedral of St Stephen the Martyr Rt Rev. W. T. Sumner, bishop; Very Rev. R, T. T. Hicks, dean. preaching by Dean Hicks; 3:30, annual mass meeting of etty Son day school; no evening service. Trinity 19th and Everett Rev. A A Mor rison. 8. 11. 8. St Davids E. 12th and Belmont Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7, first' communion: 8, second communion; 9:30, Holy Baptism and school: 11, sung Eucharist and sermon, by the Rev. R. S. Gill and rector; 4, all schools aerv ico at Pro-Cathedral; no evening service. St Marks 2lst and Marshall Rev. J. G. Hatton. 7.30. 11, 7:45; daily. 7:30 a. m. St Andrews Hereford at. Plymouth Arch-. Deacon Chambers in charge. 9. 11, 7:30. Grace Memorial E 17 th and Weidler Rev. Osward W. Taylor. 8, 11. Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham Bev. John Dawson. 11. 8. St Michael and All Angels E. 43d and Broadway Re.. F. T. Bowen, vicar. 8, 10, 11. j Churcji iof Our Savior 60th ave. and 41st at 8. E Rev. E H. Clark, vicar. 7:30, 11. Bishop Morris Memorial Uood Samaritan hospital Rev. Frederick K. Howard. 7, 9:30. St Paula Woodmere Her. Osward W. Tay lor,'' 4.. All Saints 25 th and Barter Rev. Frederick K. Howard. 10T li st. Johns Memorial E 15th and Harney. Pell wood. Rev. H. Clark in charge. 11, 7:80. St Matthews Corbett and Bancroft Rev. W. A. M. Brack, vicar. 10. 11. . ..,':.. .' Evangelical . First E . 6th and Market Rev. E Miner. 11, 7:30. Clay Street 10th and Clay. Rev. Jacob Stocker 10.:45 (German), "Stewardship"; 8. (English), "The Claim of Our Educational In stitutions." :(.:.. J Lenbv-Rev. F. M. Fisher. 11, 7:80. Swedish Tabernacle N. 17th and Glisan- Rev. J. C. Ledin. 11.7:30. j Free Methodist i ' Central East 55 th and Flanders Rev. K. L Harrington. 11. 7:30." First E 9th and Mill Rev. 8. H. Upton. 11. 7:30. Alberta E. 30th and Wygant Rev. M. V. Whetselt 11, 7:80.. St J.hns -E Richmond and Hudson Rev. E D. Blackman. 11. 7 :30. Lents Rev. , S. H. Upton, anting pastor 2:80. 8:80. Fiiandt ' , First E 85th and Main Bar. Homer L. Cox. 11. 7:45: r ; Second E 92d and Slat ava. Bar. Lurana M TerrelL 11, 7. West Piedmont Borthwiek and Jersey Rav. Carey Jessupp. 11. 8. Jewish Congregation Beth Israel 12th and Main Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Reform Synagogue. Service Friday 8 p. m.. Saturday 10:30 a. m. CtogregaUon Ahsvai Sholom Park and Clay stsj Rabbi R Abrahamaon. Friday. 8 p. m.' Saturday. 8:30 a. m. - Congregation Nevah Zedeck Talmud Torah 6th and Hall Rev Abraham L Rosencranta. Friday, 8 p. Bt: Saturday. 9 a. m. ; Sunday. 10 a. m. Religious schooL . ' . tetter Day taints . Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ' E 25th and Madison Heber C Iversoa, mission president 10, 6 :30. Lutheran 8t James W. Park and Jefferson Rev. William E. Brinkman- 11, 7:80 fit P,lw TC 19fh m - fErause. 10:80, "The Miraculous nnirin. of the Holy Spirit on tha Diacrplea; 8, aacred concert . ..... . Trinit (Mlasonri Synod) Williams and firhara Rev J. P .Bimnaon. X8J. (Ger itjuU. 70 (English), (Skurcnes and joung' peoples Societies held Sunday morning, the pastor, the Rev. M. A. Christensen being in chare e. The class was enrolled last year and has met regularly with the pastor for relig ious instruction. The Pentecostal sermon will be delivered in Norwegian and the confirmation address in English. All deaf in Portland are invited to hear fhet Her. J. A. C. Beyer speak on "The Wondcrf ul Work of God's Holy Spirit" in Trinity Lutheran church Sunday at 2:30. p. m. Pentecost aerricea wfB be held Sunday " at St. Pauls Lxttharas church by the Rev. A. Kranae. The festtral.and holy communion will be held at iQ :30 a. m. A sacred concert with Pente-. costal liturgy and addreaa by tha pastor will be given at 8 p. m. METHODIST' , The pastor and members of the First Norwegian Danish M. E. church have planned for a great time on Pentecost Sunday. In the morning at 11 o'clock the Rev. F. A. Scarvie, editor of "The Testimony," will preach the sermon, after which the people will gather in the church parlor for a basket dinner. At 3 p. m. there will be : a service of praise and thanksgiving, at which time the $5500 mortgage- of the church will be burned. Several pastors will participate in this service. Miss Margaret Carney, the blind soprano, win sing at the musical concert to be girea at Ep worth Method wf church Sunday evening. The ! Rev. H. T. Atkinson will . preach Sun day night at Clinton-Kelly Methodist church. Mrs. P. M. Jasper will sing. In the morning the Rev. E. Sutton Mace, pastor, will speak on the six steps, to the "Throne," PRESBTTERIA3T ! Dr. ; John H. Boyd will occupy his former pulpit at First Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. Since leaving the church Dr. Boyd has acquired a new point of -view as to the church and its ministry and his sermons are thus attracting attention. Special music will be given during each service. Central Presbyterian church announces that its chorus will sing "Unfold -Ye Portals" during the Sunday morning service. The usual song service will be held in the evening. The men's elnb postponed its dinner and social evening until next Tuesday. The dinner' will be served at 6:30 p. m. and followed by a program. Ir. J. Francis Morgan will occupy his pulpit Sunday at Piedmont Presbyterian church. Sunday night the feature of the service at Mt. Tabor Presbyterian ; church will be a mov ing picture version of Goldsmith's story, "Th Vicar of Wakefield." The pastor will preach a sermcmette. , . . The Rev. Paul Dolts, student pastor of SiHi maa institute at Dumgetti, P. I., win occupy the pulpit at Mizpah Presbyterian church Sun day night. He will tell of the work at the In stitute and throughout the islands, using stere opticon slides to illustrate. Greater interest In community' problems is being displayed by the members of Kenilworth Presbyterian church, according to a statement of the p?- r, the Rev. U K. Grimes. The' Iter. W. W. Io rig. pastor of Forbes Presbyterian chufch, and the Rev. Monroe G. Everett, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian church, will exchange pulpits Sunday night. Each pastor will , occupy his pulpit Sunday in the morning. The Woman's Missionary society of Forbes SERVICES IN Church for Deaf WiTlisms and Grahsm Rev. J. A. Beyer. 2:30, "The Wonderful Work of God's Holy Spirit" ' ' Our Sartor's E. 10th .and Grant Rev. M. A. Christenaen, 11, annual confirmation serv ice, j Bethlehem Norwegian 14th and Davis Bevi Wilhelm Pettersen. 11, "8. Bethel Evangelical Norwegian (Free) Wy gant and Rodney Rev. B. A. Borrevik. 11, 7:45. : ...... i-' Grace (English) E. ' 24th and Broadway Rev. C. H. Bernhard. 11, 7:80. Bethel Norwegian (Free) Wygant and Rod ney. .Rev. B. A. Borrevik. 11. 7:45. Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and Mor ris Rev. L, F. Kjoller. 11. 7:30. St Johns Penininla and Kilpatrick Rev. I Ludwig. 10:45. 7:30. Swedish Augustana Stanton and Rodnay-s Rev. V. G. Ogren. 10:45. 7:45. Immanuel 19th and Irving Rev. A V. An derson. 11. 8. j Portsmouth Lovely and Fortune Rev. B. C E Knutsen. 11, 7:30. Zion Evangelical (Missouri Synod) Chap man and Salmon Bev. H. H. Koppelraann. 9:16. 10:5. 7:45. , Immanuel (Mo. Synod) E 15th and Leo Rev. H. C Ebeling. 1 0, German service and Sunday school; 11:15, English service. Evangelical Church of tha Redeemer 15th am Wygant 10, 11. Finnish 179 Fargo. Rev. A. Sal mine n. 10; Sunday school 7. , Mtthodlst Episcopal Carson Heights Rav. G. S. Brown. . 10, 11. 7. Centenary E. 9th and Pine Rev. Frank L. Wemett 11, 7:80. Central Vancouver and Fargo Rev. A. R. Macrlean. 11, 8. Clinton Kelly E. 40th and Powell Bev. E. S. Mace. 11, "There Were Six Steps, to the Throne" ; 8. preaching by Rev. H. T. Atkinson. Epworth 26th and Savier -Rev. J. Stanford Moore 11. 7:30, musical program. First 12th sod Taylor Rev. Joshua S tans field. 10:30, 7:30. i .First Norwegian Dsnijb 18th and Hoyt Rev. Eliae Giertfing. 11, preaching by Rev. F. A. Scarvie; 3. burning of mortgage. Laarelwoed E 63d and Faster. Rev. A. C Brakenbury. 11, 7:80. Lents 86th and 58th ave. Rev. F. R. Sibley. 11. 7:45. , Lincoln -E 5 2d and Lincoln. Rev. F. A. Ginn, 11, "Gcd'a Care of Hia Children"; 8, "Witnesses.' i " Montavilla E. 80th ! and Pine Bev: Hiram Gould. 11. 7:30. ! - Mt Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Bev. E G. Decker. 11, "Pentecost"; .8. "Look Up Lift Up." ! Fatton Alberta and : Michigan Bev. George H. Bennett 11, 7:30.i ' Rose City Park E 68th and Sandy Bev. D. Lester Fields. 11. 7:30. SeUwood E. 15th and " Tacoma Rev. W. S.' Gordon. 11, 8. Sunnyside rE 35th and Yamhill Rev. W. F- Ineeon. 11. 7:45. St Johns W. Leavitt and Syracuse Bev. W. E. Kloster. 11. 7:30. Swedisli Beech and Borthwiek Rev. Abe Eklund. 11, 8. J i University Park Fike and Lombard Rev. H. T. Atkinson. 11. 7:80. . Vancouver Avenue Norwegian Danish Skid more and Vancouver Rev. A. Christenaen. 11, 7:30. .. i Wealeyan E. . 53d and Glisan Rev. D. B. Hampe. 11. 7:45. Westmoreland Miiwaukie and Midway Bar. E S. Mace. 7:30. Wilbur Multnomah hotel Rev. E O. Hick man. 10:30. Woodstock E . 44th. and Woodstock Bev L. O. Poor. 11, 7 :30. Woodlawn E 10th and HlghUnd Rev J H. Irvine. 11, "A Succession of Pentecosts"; 8, "Seeing Ourselves and Our Neighbors. ' by Seeing .iod." ' , District superintendent Rev. William Wallace Yonngson. D. D.. 691 E 62d st N. Tabor 2790. 4 ".. M. E. South v.. First Uniofr and Multnomah. Rev., J. W. Byrd. Preaching - by W. J. Fenton, presiding elder, 11. "How to "Overcome Evil"i 7:30."That Which Endures." i t. Naz arena First E 10th and Weidler Rev? JT. T. Little. 11. 7:30. i . SeUwood E. 9th and Spokane Bev. J. G. BringedahL .11. 7 30. Brentwood 65th ave. and 67th at Rev. O. U. Fowler. 11. 7:30. Highi""1 Park E. 14th and Jarrett Rev. W. P. Eeebangh. 11, 8 . Scandinavian 946 Garfield - Rev. Damal HaUstrom. 11. 7:30. .. Prasbytarlan . pirst 12 th and Alder. Dr. H. L. Bowman. Preaching by Dr. John H. Boyd. 10:80. "Christ's Strange Way of Thinking"; 7:30. "The Nation That Failed: a Message for the'Hour." Westminster East 17th and Schuyler. Rev. Edward "H. '-Pence. 10:30. "Some Finished Products Which Character Produces"; 1 :4 5, "A Gallery of Obscure Faces." -: Central E. 13th and Pine. Bev. Walter Harry Nugent 11, "The Jealousy of God and Man": 8, "A Fishing Enterprise." Calvary 11th and Clay. Rev. L. Bowring Quick. 11, "God and Bread"; 7:30. "Lost" Mt Tabor E. 55th and Belmont Rev. Ward MacHenry. 11. "What Do You Seef" 8., "Christianity and Literature." Vernon 19th and Wygant 11, 7:80. Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett. , Bev. J. Francis Morgan. 11. i"Tbe Christian Power House"; 8-, "Winning and Losing Battles." Fourth First and Gibba. Rev. Monroe G. Everett 10 :30, "The Birthday of the Christian Church; 7:80, "The Weary Soul'g Antidote," church wffl giTe three act play entitled "Play- ing at .Miiinna." on Thursday evening at 7 :80 TJSJTEU BEETHEEW . Regular services will be held by the respective pastors Sunday in the four United Brethren churches in the city. TJ. S. Has Created Much World Distrust, Dr. Boyd, Tells Clubs America; honored by all nations, com manding the confidence of all nations, at the close of the world war, has Inspired world-wide distrust and offense by fall ing to take advantage of her opportunity for leadership, declared Dr. John H. Boyd, former pastor of the First Pres byterian church, now professor of homiletlcs at McCormlck Theological seminary, Chicago, speaking before the Progressive Business Men's club at the Benson hotel, Thursday - afternoon. Dr.- Boyd urged his hearers to become informed on international affairs and to be prepared to deal with world-wide Issues Intelligently. He said that Frank Branch Riley, Portlander, who has been on lecture tour advertising the North west In the Middle West and East, "swept McCormck seminary off Its feet" when he appeared there. J W. J. Hofmann, William F. Woodward and Dr. Edward H. Pence gave the club men a new impression of magnitude of the Shrine, T. P. A. and Klwanls con ventions that are to be held in Portland this summer and urged such quality of hospitality as will send the visitors away praising the Rose City. The Shrine chanters delighted the large, audience with vigorously melodious selections. Wilfrid P. Jones, chairman of the pro gram committee, announced the guest of the club next Thursday will be for mer President William Howard Taft, who. comes to Portland Incident to a lyceum tour. The luncheon will be held at the Bensqn. Only club members and members of the Presidents council will be admitted. The doors will be closed at 12 :15. Judge Qeorge W. Stapleton will introduce the ex-president. George Arthur Brown presided," Thursday. Presiding Elder to Speak v W. J. Fen ton, presiding elder, will speak both Sunday morning and evening at the First M. E. Church South, R. T. Jacob will sing at the morning service and Miss Mabelle Holmes will sing at Lthe evening service. Fenton's subject in tne morning wm te tiow to overcome EuT ; at nlght,"That Which Endures." PORTLAND by Rev. W. W. Long. Kenilworth E 34th and Gladstone. Rev. li. K. Grimes. 11, "The Highest Eulogy"; 8, "The Greaterff Swimmer." ' Hope 78th 1 and Everett -Bev. H. E Giles. 11. 7.30. Rose City Dr Robert H. MiUigan. 11,' 8. Forbes Graham and Gantenbein. Rev. Ward Ellis Long. 11.' "The Promise of the Father"; 7 :80. "Beginning at Jerusalem," by Bev. Monroe G. Everett. Trinity -Virginia and Nebraska, ' Rev. Theo dore P. Smith. 11. 7:30. ' Anabel-F. H. Mixell. 11. 8. Miyard' Avenue Rev. W. Lee Gray. 11, "Chancing His Business"; , "A Firm Man." Marshall Street 17 U and Marshall ' Bev. A. J. Hanna. 11. Mizpah E. 19th and Division. Rev. D. A. Thompson. 11, '.'Adoption"; 7 :45. illustrated address by Rev. Paul Dolts. Unity E 71st and Sandy. ' Rev. 8. W. Seeman. 11, "The Spirit of Life "; 7:30, "Christ in Common Life.." . Holt Chinese 133 V First Rev. Gee Sing Hoy. 7 p. m. school; 8, 9. young people. Rafermad Freabytarlan . FiraV Minnesota and Ainsworth Bev. F. D. Fraxer. 11. 7:30. . Seventh Day Advsntlstt Note Regular services of this denomination are bald on Saturday. ' Central E- 11th and Everett L. K, Dick son, pastor. 10, 11:16. Tabernacle 6 th and Montgomery O. W. Pettit minister. 10, 11.. Montavilla E , 80th and Everett 'J. A Gar hart lO, 11. Lenta 94th at and 58th ave. W. D. Hunt ington. 10, 11. St ' Johns Central ave. and ( Charleston A R Fotkenberg. 10. 11. Albina Skidmore and Mallory Elder M. H. WenUand. ' 10. 11. Scandinavian 62d at and 39th ava, Elder O. B. Lee, 10. 11. Salvation ; rmy Corps No. 1 243 Ash st Adjutant Henry B. Cosena. 11. 8:15. 8. Corps No. 4 128 1st Ensign Jessie Mil lard and Envoy Mrs. Upton. 11. 1:30, 8. 6. 8. Bwedanborglafi ' New Church Society 331 Jefferson. Rev. William H. Recce. - 10:45. "Tha Adamic Dis pensation." Unitarian ' Church of Our Father Broadway and Yam hill. Bev. W. G. Eliot Jr. 11, "The Revival of Religion; Upon What Terms?" United Brethren Conference superintendent Bev. G. E Me Donald. First E. 15th and Morrison. Rav. Byron J. Clark. 10:30, "The Divine Motive"; 7:30, "The Two If a." k Second E. 27th and Sumner. Rev. Ira Ttawley. 11, "His Greatness Subdues the Thoughtful": 7:80, "Revealing Himself." Third 67th st and 82d ave. S. E. Rev. E. O. Shepherd. 11, "The Worth-While Life"; 7:80. "The Greatest of All Campaigns." Fourth Tremont Bev. C. P. Blanc hard. 11, "Our Problems; or. The Church's Summer Vacation": 7:30, "Ten Essential Things of Life. C love rd ale (46 Jeasup. Rev. Walter Reyn olds. 10. 6:30, 7:80. , United Evangelical Fmb E. 16 th and . Poplar Bav. i. A Goode. 11, 8. Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Gay Rev. U. H. Farnham. 11. 7:30. St John- Rev. A. P. Larton. 11.7:80. United lareabytarlan '. First E 87 th and Hawthorne Rev. H. F. Given.. 11. 7 :30. Church of the Strangers Grand and Waaco. Rev. S. Earl Du Bois. 10:30, 8. Kenton 120 W. Lombard. Rev. George N. Taylor. 11. 8." ; 5 MIsceJIaiMcW Christian and Missionary Alliance E. 9th and Clay Rev: Jobn'E. Fee. 10, 11, 7:80. Realisation League 148 13th. Rev. Edward Mills. 11. "Overcoming"; 8. Bible study class. Christ aderphiaS 621 E Washington. 10:30. Church of God 863 Failing Harry NeaL 11. 7:30. Gospel Han E 29th and Stark. v 11, 7:36 Men'a Resort 4th and Burnside Bev. Levi Johnson, superintendent 8. Divine Science Portland .hotel. T. M. Minard. 11. lentecostal First and Washington Bev. Will C. Trotter. 11. 8, 7:30. Daily. 7:80. -.. Glad Tidings (Pentecostal Mission) 246 k 1st 2. S. 7:80. Pentecostal 147 3s First George B Fsr- Penteeostak 210 H Yamhill 2 :80. ' 7 -.80 ially. 7:30. - Christian Assembly TB. 20th and Aakany Pastor, A, W. Smith. 11, 2:45, 7:45. Vol unseen of America 224 Bumside. Evas' lngs except Mondsy at 8: Sunday. 8, 8. . Portland Ecclesia ( Chris tadelphian) 1687 Belmont George H. Tilling, secretary. 11. Peniel Mission 266 V Aider. 4, 8; daily, 8. Church of Christ E. 7th and Gnaan. 11. "First Spiritualist E. 7tb and Haasalo. 3, lecture by Mrs. M. J. Downs; 7:45. lectors by Mrs. Lillian Smith of Cleveland, Ohio. -.' First Spiritual Science 129 4th at Rev. Msx Hoffman. Lec tares by Rev. R, M. Single ton. 8, 8. ".. ." . International .Bible Stndenta W. O. W. temple, lltta asfa Alder. 8, 8. ' Church of Christ E 82d and -60th ave. 10. 11, 7:30... . .. . Y. M. O. A. Sixth and Taylor., 8. ... Church of Divine Truth 12 CanUsJ. build- lag. Ncttia Taylor Klob, 11 A Pible &imool Jfor "Vacation period lanned S3y k urcn During the week following- the close of the public schoola a vacation Bible school will be started at the 'Millard Avenue Presbyterian church. It will be conducted under the auspices of district No. 9 of the Multnomah County Sunday Schol association. Classes' will be held each school day morning- for three weeks. Miss, Georgia Parker, as sociate secretary of the Oregon Bunday School association, will be principal. Classes will be held for boys and girls of the primary, i Jdnior, intermediate and hisrh school ages. No tuition will be charged. Attention will be given to the religious, . educational and . recrea tional needs of the pupils. Ort order to explain to parents - in the Mount Scott district the purpose - of- this school, a rally will be held Tuesday evening at the Millard Avenue Presby terian church at 8 p. m. Harold Hum bert, general secretary for Oregon, will lead the community sing and give the address. Mrs. H. M. Keyser will pre side at the piano. This vacation Bible school will foe interdenominational. All children will be welcome. Asks Permission to -Use Oregon System For Teaching Music University of Oregon, Eugene, May 22. A .telegram from Miss. Mary Marione, chairman of the National Americaniza tion committee, with headquarters In New York city, asking for permission to use the Oregon system ' for system-- atizmg musical instruction, has been re- Chived by Dean J. J. Lansbury of the school of music Oregon Is the only Htate which has worked out a method of su pervision Of private teachers of music throughout -the state whereby school credit may be given the "student for the work. Additional Inquiries have been received from Pennsylvania, North Da kota and. other -places. i r An invitation to serve on the educa tional committee of the National JFeder ation of Music clubs has been tendered Dean Lansbury In recognition of the high standing of the' University of Ore gon schoolepf music, by Mrs. Frank. Sei berling of Akron, Ohio, national presU dent "of" the organization. FirstM.E. Church TWELFTH AND TAYLOR STS. REV. JOSHUA STANSFIELD, D.D. Pastor 4 1:S A. M. 'Christian Education' Mr. A. F. FlegeU Speaker 18:16 STTWDAY! SCHOOli. , PnbUe Forum, Mr'. Tlegel, Speaker. 7l P. M-MOVIJTG PICTURES IN ., NATURAL COLOR ALASKA The Frontier Wosderland. of the World . . -r . World - Lecture by ' EDGAR C. RAIN E THE DIFFERENCE ! (1 ) SOME FOLKS PUT. GOOD IDEM (2) S?rieR!KiirReuv rTeTif ! (8) tXD TO T, OWIB DO V ; NEITHER Herein' lisa tha difference tMjtwasa health and morality and social disaasa and I"oslllittIe tood BieTsly to crumble about areed and injustice and to prate about right. eouBnessnd bmtherhood. 5?" muMMsfld trv a price. That prjea is fettinr SrZTdSasil); Chrlstianit, to the nnl, practical way. Beain by attendance upon Uie servieea of'tha FIRST M. E CHURCH SOUTH v Union Ava. and Multnomah St. 11 A. M. arHf 7:45 P. M. REV. W. J. FENTON. P-rot'dlna Elder Portland Oirtrlct, Will Preach. J. W. BYRD, Pastor WALTER HENRY NUatNT, D.D. .... Minister CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - EAST 13TH AND PINE ' ' SERMON AT 11:00 A. HI. "The JelousyJ f God and Man" MUSIO !BY CHORUS , SERMON AT S:00 P. HI. "A Fuhlng Enterprise" Inspiring Hon Bervio. Led by . 4. Wnilam Batcher, VOU , WILL 1 BE WELCOME CHRIST'S VICEGERENT(?) Has He Divine-Political I Sovereignty? BY DR. HIBBARD THE TABERNACLE SIXTH AND MONTGOMERY Sunday, 7:45 P. M, Come I MONTGOMERY ST. 1 LECTURES TO BE GIVEN ON CATHOLIC CHURCH TEACHINGS A course of lectures on doctrinal subjects will be given In St. rhllip Nerl's church. Sixteenth and Division streets, during the week beginning Sunday. These lectures will be de livered by the Rev. Richard S. Cart wright, C. S. P., of Chicago, .who Is an experienced missionary and a forceful speaker. The purpose of these lectures is to ex plain the doctrines and practices of the Catholio church, and thus give to non Catholics an opportunity of learning the truth at first hand. The following Is a list of the subjeota that will be treated, together with the hours of services: Sunday morning, at high mass, 10:SO o'clock. "Where Is Christ to be Pound T' Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, "Faith la Necessary for Salvation and Why." Monaiy evening at s o ciock. -how Are We to Know with Certainty Christ'a Teachings?" , , Tuesday evening -at S o'clock, "Why Catholics Believe that the Catholio Church is the One True Church Founded by Jesus Christ." . Wednesday evening, 8 o'olock, "Is Christ Really and Substantially Present Ju the World Today?" Thursday evening, 8 o'clock, "Why do Catholics Confess Their Sins to a Priest V Friday evening, 8 o'clock, "Do Catholics-. Worship the Blessed Virgin-Mary and. the Saints?" Sunday morning, at high mass, 10:30 o'clock, "Persecution, a Mark of the One True Church of Christ." Sunday evening, 8 o'clock, "Why I Am a Catholic" , An invitation Is extended to non-Catholics to be present at any or all of these lectures. . .... Will Study Bible The young people of the Realization league will commence a course in Bible study next Sunday evening tit the 'league aesembly room, ( 148 Thirteenth street. At the morning meeting Rev. 11. K1 ward Mills will speak on "Overcoming." OntheThreshold ; of Judgment THE END OF GOD'S FORBEAR ANCE WITH THOSE WHO PERSIST IN SIM Every day brings frewh revela tions of strife, bribery and frauds Every day brings fts heart-slck-enlng record of violence and law lessness, of Indifference to human suffering, of brutal, f iendidh de struction of human life. - The black record of crime com- . snough to chill the blood and fill the soul witn norror. ' ' HEAR Evangelist Dickson In this startling lecture SUNDAY NIGHT,. MAY 23 AT 7i45 O'CLOCK. CHRISTENSEN'S HALL nth St. Aet. Morrison and Yamhill, Musical Program BIO COXG&EGATIOXAI MIXED QTTABTBfT, . SOPRANO SOtf SAXOPHONE SOLO MALE QUABTET SEATS FREE PUBLIC INVITED The Hope for. -Distressed Humanity BT J.P.rilacPherson OP SPOKANE . ..." . ":. Representing . the Inter national Bible Students' Association SUNDAY, HAY 23, 8 P. M. Everyone should hear this comfort ing message showing the perfect conditions which shall prevail on the reconstructed earth, according to scriptural prophecies now bein? fulfilled, aa outlined by an unbiased Bible student and an interesting and fluent speaker at W. O. Wa TEMPLE ElerFBth Street ' Between Washington and Alder YOTJ. ARE WELCOME SEATS FREE NO COLLIXTrjor