THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
PORTLAND. OREGON.
14
SATURDAY, JUNE 12. 1920.
JjioiilancTs
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
"And ' a little child shall' - lead
them." .? ' :V .W '
Tig at Centenary Methodist
church today." The children in : the
" Sunday school wanted a new build
ing in which to carry on their work.
The men of the church agreed, but
they didn't work quite fast enough,
so the -children started a building
fund , of their own free will. Within
a short time the children are to
have a 135.000 fireproof cement
Sunday school building. This is the
way in Which Superintendent George
F. Pratt explained the situation:
At the present time it is necessary
for the Sunday school to meet in the
church auditorium and for the class
to scatter : themselves about the room
and recite their lessons as best they
can. Only a few private rooms are
available. The basement Is not large
enough to accommodate the school.
The trustees and stewards have pur
chased a lot to the rear of the church
and have appointed a building commit
tee. During the past week a local archi
tect was asked to draft plans for i
. building suitable for Sunday school
work. The church parlors and banquet
rooms will also be a part of the new
structure. - ' "
Centenary Methodist' Sunday school
i has gradually been growing larger until
the average attendance .has almost
reached the 300- mark.. . The entire school
is 'Organised under the. organised class
standard, which accounts for the growth
of the work. Two or three of the classes
recently decided they had waited for
' their new building long enough, so they
procured a small oaken chest and placed
it in front of the church. Each Sunday
- the various .classes deposit their build'
log fund contributions in the chest. The
idea so captivated older members that
they have given voluntarily toward the
fund. This movement brought quick ac
tion from the men of the church. Dr.
Pratt said. No subscriptions to the
building fund have yet been taken. Dr.
Frank L. Wemett is pastor and the Rev.
Harold Oberg director 1 of beys' work.
Due to the aggressiveness of Mr. Oberg
the Sunday school has more boys in at
tendance than girls.
8
Sunday School Workers
i The Baptist Sunday School Workers'
union will meet tn the Arleta Baptist
cnurch Tuesday at 8 p. m. Supper will
be served at . 6:45.
Missionary to Speak
Miss Julia Morrow from Koler. India,
will have charge of the thank offering
service for the Women's Foreign Mis
sionary society at the Sunnyside Metho
dist church Sunday morning.
EAST SIDE
BAPTIST CHURCH
CORNER K. SOTH AND SALMON.
(Cart Worrlion ana Hawthorn Can) -Pastors
'
OR, W. B. HINSON. REV. H. T. OASH
0:30 CHILDREN'S DAV EXERCISES
: 11:00 SERMON
"The Changing and the
- Abiding"
' .7s4 r. m.
"The Men Christ Wants"
' ""reachlne by
Rev. H. T. CASH, Associate Patter.
CHILDREN'S DAT PROORAM BY -
YILBUR: CHURCH
SUROAV SCHOOL IN THC
ASSEMBLY HALL MULTNOMAH HOTEL
- 1t:1 SUNDAY
"UNOONSOIOUS PROVIDENCE"
tsrtnsw by E. O. HICKMAN at 10:SO
V THE BEST IN MUSIO
. EVERYBODY'S INVITED I
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
PARK A!tl) ' M4.DISON STREETS
' ' 1100 A. M. PAGEANT:
. "THE RIOHTS OS THE CHILD"
By 40 of tne Teuns People
RIES SERMONt
"SETTINQ THE CHILD IN THE MIDST"
..By Dr. McCHresn.
7: P. M. CHRIST AND THE FIGHT.
INQ INSTinCT.
S:0 P. EL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
SEATS FREE
Kev. Wm. A. Wsloo, PruD Pastor
CHILDREN'S
DAY SERVICE
' 10:30 A. NL .;
.special' program by -bible
school
graduating exeroises -
SERMON 7:4S M.
"The Psalmists
Teiir Bottle" .
S:4S V, P. SOCIETY -
CI E. II. FL"CE, PASTC3
RAISING
BIG BUILDING FUND
Churches
Armenians J?eed to
Pe presented Jfully
Wo Sunday Schools
Portland Sunday school children will
be told Of the need in Armenia on Sun.
day. June 20. Arrangements have al
most been completed by the Multnomah
County Sunday School association to
place s speaker in every Sunday school
in the county on that -morning to urge
the children to save their pennies Be
tween now . and Christmas, that these
starving orphan ; children . in the Near
East might be saved. ' No subscriptions
are to be received by the speakers. They
are to- explain the situation only. Each
school or class will then decide whether
or not they desire to assist. As soon as
the Christmas pledges are reported to
the local office, the New York office will
be notified and money will be borrowed
from the bank to cover the pledge. - Thus
the rescue work will go on -while Port
land children are saving for their Christ
mas offering. Members of the speakers'
bureau and others are asked to meet at
the T. M. C. A. cafeteria for final instructions.-
either, at noon or p. m.
Monday. . . ; m .
30 Ministers m
; Monthly Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Portland
presbytery was held Tuesday in the
Orenco Presbyterian church,- the Rev.
Harry P. Qelvln, pastor. t About 30 min
isters' attended, i Report of current ac
tivities were read. Major Gilbert of
.Astoria reported on the general assem
bly,; to which he was a commissioner.
Discussion was i precipitated -y I C
Carter of , First church, Portland, on
enlisting recruits for the ministry. The
women of . the , entertaining, church
served a luncheon and dinner, - A pub
lic meeting in the evening addressed
by Rev. Johna H. Boyd , concluded the
session. . - i - '
Gideon Program to
Be Given on Sunday
A special Gideon program, including
music by the church quartet,, will be
siven Sunday, evening at the , First
Christian church.; "The Story of the
Gideons' will be told by Frank Hender
son and W. IL : Waugh. The Rev.H.
II. Griff is will preach Sunday morning.
On Monday evening the Multnomah dis
trict conference of Christian churches
will be held in the First church, begin
ning with a dinner at 6 :30 p. m., served
by the women of the missionary circle.
A formal program and business session
will follow. !
. Trinity , to Picnic
Trinity Episcopal church members and
the Sunday school children are going on
a parish picnic to The Oaks on Tuesday
afternoon, June 15. Special cars will
leave First and Alder streets at .2 :30
PV m. : .'.- ,.- i. v.-'..
I-
Will Liecture on Mexico
An illustrated lecture on "Mexico and
Its Supreme Need" will be given Sunday
night at Kern Park Christian church.
Dr. J, F. Ghormley will preach a Com
mencement day sermon in the morning.
;
Visitor to Preach
The Rev. H. Hjertaas of Brush
Prairie. Wash, will preach Sunday
morning at Our Savior's Lutheran church
In the Norwegian language.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
12TH AND ALDER STREETS
Rev. John H. Boyd. D. D.
Botli Seevloes Tomoreow -"
- . . .
103S0 A. M.
CHILDREN'S DAV SERVIOES
7:S0 P. M,
SPECIAL MUSIO ;
Organ Recital:
EDGAR E. COURSEN.
Baritone Solo:
OTTO WEDEMEYER. -
St. Davids
E. 1tth and Belmont'' : -
East Morrison Cars);.''"""':.','..''.
'" I Servloa: '
7:30 S:SO 11:00 7:30
. . 11:00 SERMON:
' "FORWARD MARCH" -
7:S0 SERMON: '
"RE8PECT OF PERSONS"
. REV. THOMAS JENKINS, Rector.
' A BEABTT WELCOME
!: A. M. '
Children's Day Exercises
Parents of Children Specially Invited
"The Prodigal and His
Reception," or -"At
Home"
FIFTH IS A SERIES OS .
THE PRODIGAL SON
JJ SPECIAL PROGRAM
IS HOXQR OF SHRINER8' CONTEJf
- TIOS
WESTMINSTER
iMill
?3ig Churches ' SSIill ivei dver (Their jfflain attorning
Children will ; be accorded full
honors in Portland churches Sun
day. t Their annual festive day will
be observed more universally this
year than ever before. , One signifi
cant Change is the announcement
of the " larger churches that they
will surrender the main Sunday
morning service to the' little folks,
in order that they ; might i present
their programs of song and verse
and receive their graduation certifi
cates. The value of the Sunday
school to the church and the neces
sity of, the church taking a more
active interest in its child life is be
ing realized as never before by Port
land's churches. Both the laity and
clergy" have awakened 'to : the; fact
that the church of tomorrow must
come from the child ;life of today.
Those who desire to sea the coming
church a more useful institution are
spending their efforts in training the
children. m
m '
, BAPTIST '.
-At 10:30 a. m., Sunday,' the children
of the First Baptist church will furnish
a delijrhtful program under the direction
of Superintendent Floyd Smith and his
corps , of ' worker. " In r the evening Dr.
W. A, Waldo will continue his sermon
series on the prodigal son.; . - t
The Children' 1 day 'exenaaee " at' the Bast
Side Baptist church will be at 9 :80 a, m. lnr
in the absence of .the itor. Dr. W. B. Hin
aB. from the city, the pulpit will be occupied
br thi Rev. H. T. Cash. Dr. Hinaon left
Wednesday to apeak at the second World'
Fundamentala conference in CMcaao. The fol
io wine week be is to apeak at the Baptist Fanda
mcntalr oonfarenea at Buffalo. The anneal
picnic of the - Sunday , achool will be Thurs
day, at Columbia park.
Both moraine and evening services at Arleta
Brentwood Church
Retains Minister
The Rev. C IT. Fowler, pastor of the
Brentwood Church of the Nasarene,
has been called as pastor for another
j ear. This will be the . fourth year for
Fowler at the Brentwood church. The
church has prospered under his min-
I. Fowler, returned soldier from over
seas and son of . the pastor, has been
elected Sunday school: superintendent.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
people who are not attendnig church
elsewhere to attend church every Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock a. m., and
all children wbo are not attending Sun
day school elsewhere are invited to at
tend Sunday school every Sunday at
10 o'clock a. m. i -.i
DIRECTORY
Second Sunday After Tirinity
. TJniform Sunday School Iiessons
"A Shepherd - B07 Chosen Kin." 1 ' Sara.
16:1-13. ''?., -'."'; I :,i -p.C-. :f
' eoMen Text "The Spirit of Jehovah Came
Muhtlly Upon Pavld From That Dar Forward."
1 Sam. 16:13. ,,
' puns People's Topics -Tlaptistr
Frdon "Common Mis takes in Daily
Uving." Prov. 24:27-34. 1
Cbrwtjsn - Endeavor "Common Mistakes . la
Daily Livine." Prov. 24:27-34. .
Epwortn Lafue "uommon justaaes in uauj
Uvin(." Prov. 24:27-84.
Baptist . '
First White Temple, 1 2th and Tsylor. ' Rev.
William A. Waldo. 10:30, children's dsv pro
gram : s. Tne rrodiaai and His ueception.
East Side E. 20th and 8almon. Rev. W. B.
Ktnson. Rev. H. T. Cash. 11, "The Changing
and the Abiding" : 7:45, "The Men Christ
Wsnta' :' -t ; ' ' ' .
Third Vanconver and Knott. . Rev. R. E.
Close. II. "The Highway to Comradship": 8.
children's day : proarsBt "The , Dawn of a New
Arleta B. etn ana stn eve. Kev. uwsn
T. Day. Children's day program, 11. 8.
' Calvary B. 8th. and Grant. " Kev. J. K.
Thomas. 11, "The Children and the Church":
8, ehiWren'a day program. .
Gleneoe E. 45tn and Main. Bev. : v.
las let te. 10:80, children's dsy program; 7:45.
The Kind of Preaching Portland Needs." -Sellwood
Bethany Bev. W. N. Ferria 11.
Grace E. 76th and Astt. Bev. F. W. Star
ring. 10. chlldrea't day program; 8. t ""me
Hope of Believers."
University Park Bev. S. ' Lawrence Black.
11. 8.
, Swedish 1 5th and Hoyt- Rev. T. G. Bjolan
der. 10 :30. T :80. t
- Rt. Johns-Chieago and lonard 11. 7:30.
Highland E. 6 th and Alberta. - Dr. W. T.
Miiliken. 11, children's day exercises; 8.; "Pur
chased by the Son." . i -
alt. Olivet (colored) Broadway and Jfiverett.
Rev. J- W. Anderson. ; 11, S.r
Elba Swedish Msllory and Skldmore Rev.
A. G. Sandblora- 2 :30. 3 :80. -
Tnta 88th sL and 60th ava Rev. E. A.
Smith. . 11, 8.
Second German) Rodney and Morris. Rev.
F. Hoffman. 11, 7:30.
- Oathoftc
Pro-Cathedral 15th and Davis Rev. EL V.
OUsia 6, 7:13, 8:80. 8:45. 11. 7:45.
St. Peters Lenta Rev. P. Beutgen. ' 8,
10:30.,7:80.
BL Lawrence-3d and Sherman Rev. J. O.
Hughes. 6, 8.80, 10 :30. 7 :8.
SL FratK-i E. 12th and Pine Rev. JL H.
Black. 6, 8. 9. 10:30. 7:30.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams and
Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. 9, 11, 7:80;
Holy Rosary E. 8d and Clackamas Rev. E.
S. Olson. 6. 7. 8. ft. 11, 7:80.
SL Rose E. 68d and Alameda Rev. 3.
O'Farrell. 8. 10:30, 4. t
SL Andrews E. Sth and ? Alberta Rev. 3.
Kiernan. 8. 10:80, 7 :30. ,i
The Madeleine E. 24 th and Siskiyoa Rev.
George F. Thompson. 7:30, 0; 11. - -
Ascension E. 76th snd Tamhill Franciscan
Fathers. 8, 10:80. 7.80. . . --
Blessed Sacrament Maryland and Blandena
Rev. F. W. Black.- 8, 1080, 7:80.
Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin Kev. C. Raymond.
8. 10:30. 7:80, - f
SL If ns tins 8220 4 3d sL S. E. Jertrit4
Fathers 6:80. 8. 10:30. .
. SL Stephens E. 4 2d and Taylor Rev. War
ren A. Waitt. 6, 8:80. 10:80. 7:80.
Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and vancrm
eer ava Rev. William J. Divine. 6, 8. 10 :30.
7:30. .
BL Phillip Nert , (Paulist Fathers) E. 16th
and Hickory aev.' at. u. (Terry. 7 :SO. .
10:80, TM. : . -
SL Clement 8. Smith sve, snd Wee tun
Servita Fathers. 6. 8. 10 JO, 7 :30. -
Sacred Heart R litis and Center Rev. O.
Rob. 8. 10:30. 7:80.
St. Agatha E. 15th and Mil 1st Rev. J.
Commisky. 8. 10:80. 7:80. ,
. SL Stanislans (Polish) Maryland and taO
fag Rsv. F. Matthew. S. 10:80, 7:30.
SL Joseph (German) 15th and Coach
Rev. B. Rarrer. 8. 10:30. 7:80. '
SL Michaal (Italian) (th and Mm Rsv.
M. Balestra. 8:80. 10:30. 7:30.
SL Claires Capitol Hill Father Aloysine.
O. F V T:30 0:20s . -'.,
SL Charles E. 3 3d aad ' Alberta Rsv. : 3.
T O-Frynn. S, 16:80.
i All Saints E. 89th and GUsaa Re. Father
wunam cranio e, iu:iu.
Sl Patricks lth and Savler Rev. Charles
at. Smith. Masses 6:80. 8. 0:16. 10:80. 7:49.
enristiaa i .'. ,. "-
First Park and Columbia. .Rev. Harold H.
Giffia. 11. "Loyahy to the Truth": 7:45
"The Story of the Gideons." by Prank Henderson
aad W. H. Wangh.
East Side E. 12th and Taylor. : Rev. R. H.
Sawyer. 11. 8.
Rodney Avenue Rodney sad KnotL Rev. S.
Earl Cbildera. 11. Id.
Uontavilla E. 76th and GUsan Rsv. Car
roll C Roberta. , 11. 7:80.
, Wood lawn E. 7 th and Llhertjp Rev. Joseph
D. Boyd.'. -11. S. : ,c .
Kern Park Rev. F. H. Ghormley: 11. "Com-
mcaeenent uaye"; S, Uiustrated arldrass, "Mez
ioo end Its Supreme Need."
Tabernacle E. 28th and Alberta Rev. R.
UDOi Makey. 11. T 30. -
SL Johns Central and Oswego. -11. T:30.
." Ohristlan Solenco ', ,
' tsBoa subjaet: : "God. the Preserver of Hta'
tomorrow
Baptist church win be devoted to toe children.
At the moraine aernee the bealnnera, primary
and youna-er juniors and intermediaries will pro
Tide the entertainment. This Sunday school i
reported to-be in a thriving- conditions Every
department has made each a substantial growth
during the past year that the church building
not large enough to hold the classes. Three
classes meet in adjacent build in ra. - On Sunday,
evening, July 20, the choir of 40 voices, under
the direction of J. A. Finley, will give a sacred
concert. ,., :.: - .;-
The Sunday achool of the Third Baptist
cburch" will give a Children's day program en
titled "The Dawn of a Hew Day." Sunday eve
ning' ai 8 o'clock. The entertainment will in
cinde music, readings and recitatiena by the
various departments of the school. All are in
vited. ' - - i -
At Gleneoe Baptist church a Children' day
program will be given at 10:80 a, m. Sunday.
The pastor will give a short talk,
..,.-.."! & '
: COIf ORE GATIOSAL, '
Children's day wlll.be observed at the
First Congregation church during the
hour of the morning service by a pa-e-eant
entitled "The Ricrhts of the Child."
Forty children, under the direction of
Miss Ruth Thomas and her associates.
Mrs. P. G. Tyree and Miss Margaret
Spott - will nartidDate. -
The pageant shews bow the spirit of religious
education and of child welfare destroy the many
evu spirits that threaten children. Sunday
evsnuu Dr. W. T. McElveea will present Christ
as a "fifhter." Thursday evening an important
congregational meeting will be held. Future- de
velopment siana will be discussed. The church
is to be organised into 14 group and leaders
appointed, in order tnat more errecuve wora
might be accomplished. - Durinc - the coming
week Dr. - McElveen ia to iwak at the Forest
Grove church: dedication. Washout 1 high school
eommeneement. Hill Military academy graduat
ing exercises and at the University of Oregon.
The twenty-eightb anniversary of the found
intf of Sunnyside . Congregational church and
Children's day will be jointly observed Sunday.
Dr. 3. C Staub, pastor, produly clings to the
record of having served this church -from the
start. . The church is well organised from the
eta die roll department to the prayer - meeting
band, and is exerting . a wide influence in the
city. The annual children's program win be
given during the morning preaching hour. , They
will give an exhibition of the year's work in
Bible study by striking references and attractive
object - lessons, including pantomime . illustra
tions of Bible scenes, such as the life of Moses,
Isaac and - Rebekeb, and Buth ' and Naomi.
Graduation exerciaea will also be held. The
three Christian Endeavor societies in the church
have planned anniversary programs for their
evriung services. A sacred concert will present
a joyous finale to the day. All former attend
ants at this church are invited to the annual
homeceming. . -
At the hour of the morning worship the chfl
d'en of Highland Congregational . church will
give their program. ! , The superintendent, Urs.
M. Stuart, will tell the special story for the
day. . The ' pastor, the Rev. Edward Constant,
will give a short sermon on the child and the
church. In the evening the young wosnen will
give a aacred concert. - " ' 1
The Sunday achool session at Waverly
Heights Congregational church will be ' combined
with the morning church service in order that
ample time may be had to present the Chil
dren's day program, which will start at 10:45
a. m. r The Bev. O. P. Avery will preach at 8
Pi m.
Children's day will be . observed in Pilgrim
Congregational church Sunday- morning during
the preaching - hour. AU - departments of the
Sunday school will cooperate, .The pastor, the
Bev. B- M. Pratt, will speak on the new note
in religious education.' Miss Marion Elder will
preside at the evening service, when a series
of pictures. V Where East Meets West" will be
shewn. -
EVANGELICAL , r '
Children's day exercises will be held at
OF CHURCH
First 19th and Everett. II. 8.
Second E. 6th and Uolladay. 11. S.
Third E. 12th and Salmon. 11, 8.
Fourth Vancouver and Emerson. 11, 8. ,
Fiftli 6 2d and 4 2d ave. S. E. 11.
Sixth Mamnle temple. 868 Tamhill. 11, 8.
Seventh Smith ava end New Tors. 11. -All
churches Wednesday. 8 p. m.
- Congregational
First Psrk and Madison. Dr. W. T. McEl
veen. 1 1, children's day pageant and Setting
the Child in the Midst": 7:45. "Christ and the
i'lghtmc Instinct."
Sunnyside E. 82d aad Taylor. : Rev. J. J.
Staub. 11, children's day program; 7:45, sacred
coricert. -'.. .,. :
Atkinson Memorial E. 29th and Everett.
Rev. E. E. Flint. 11, children's day exercises ;
7:4 5r "God Building a Social Order."
Highland K. '6th and PreseotL Rev. Edward
Constant 1 1 , children's dsy program; . 7 :45,
ccucert and "Dreams, ot Touth."
Waverleigh Heights E 8 2d and Woodward.
Rev. Oliver P. Avery. 10:43, children's day
program: S. .-:
Laurelwood 45th ave. . and 65th at. 8. E.
Mrs. Ahce M. Hsndsaker. 1 1. 7:80.
Pilgrim Missouri snd Shsver. Rev. Robert
Murray Pratt. 11. "The New Note in Religious
Education"; 7, '""Where East Meets West."
University Park Haven and Lombard Bar.
C i ll. Johnston 10:80. 7:80.
Finnish Mason and Albina- Rev. A. A.
Harju, 6 and S p. m.
SL Johns S. Ivaahoe and Richmond Kev.
W. U U pshaw. 11, 7:30.
Danish-Norwegian E. - 23d and Sumner
Bev. Ole.Torgesaen. 11, 7:80.'
- First German E. 7th and Stantqn Rev.
George Zocher. 11, 7:80.
- Second German E - Sth fend Skldmore Rev.
Henry Hagelcana : 11, 7:30
Zion German E- 0 th and Fremont Rev. J.
H. Hoop 11. T:30. -
Dunkard - ' -
. Church of the Brethren BorthwVck and Bral
rard Rev. George 1X Cart. 11, 8. .
i Eplsoopal
Pro-Cathedral ot SL Stephen the Martyr
RL Rev. W. T. Sumner, bishop: Very Rev. R.
T T. Hicks, dean. 11, SL Helen's Hall, bac-
cals urate sermon; 8.
' Trinity 19th and Everett Rsv. A. A. Morrison.-
8, 11. '
St, Davids 12th and BelmonL Rev.
TbomaH Jenkins, rector.-, 7:30. 9:30. 11: "For
ward March"; 7 : 80, "Respect of Persona."
SL Marks 21st and Marshall Rev. J. G.
Hatton. 7:30, Hi 7 :46; daily, 7:80 a. m.
SL Andrews Hereford sL. Plymouth Aroh
Deacofi Chambers in charge. 9. 11, 7:80.
. Grace Memorial fi. 17th and Wsidler Bar.
Oswald W. Taylor. 8. 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawson. , 11, 8. -
SL .Michael snd All Angels BL' 43d and
Broadway Re. Fi T. Bowen. vicar. 8, 10, 11.
Church of Oar Savior 60th ava and 41st
at. S. B- Rev. E. H. Clark, viesr. 7:80,' 11.
Bishop Morris ' Memorial Good Samarftaa
hospital Rev. Frederick E. Howard. 7, V:S0.
SL Paula Woodmere Bev. Oaward W. Tay
lor,' 4.
All Saints 25 th and Sarier Rev. Frederick
S. Howard. 10, 41.
SL Johns Memorial E. 1 5th and Haraey,
Sellwood. Rev.. H. Clark in charge. 11. 7:30.
SL Matthews Corbett and liancrolt Bev.
W. A. M. Breck, vicar. 10. 11.
Evangalloal . , , .
First E. Sth and ' Market Rev. Sara
Maurer. " 11; "The Relation of Tithing to a
Revival'? 7:80. evangelisue. service.
Clay Street 10th and Clay. Rev. Jacob
Stocker. - 11. "The Missionary Church"; 8,
"What Think Te of Christ " -
Lent Rev. F. B. Culver. 11, 8.
Swedish . Tabernacle N. 17th and Gliaaa
Rev. J. C. Ledin. 11, 7:30. v .
: Proa Methodist
Central East C5th and Flanders Rev. K. L
Harrineton. - 1 1 . 7 :SO.
First E 9th and UHL Rev.
11, 7:30.
Alberta E. 80 th and Wygant Rev.
8. U
Burns. 11. 7:48.
SL J.hns K. RietuBond and Uodsoa Kev.
m. U. Blackmaa. 11. 7:80.'
Lents Rev. B. a, Upton,
:30. 3:80. ,
'First B. 88th and Main KeV.
Cox. 11. 7:45.
Second E. 92d aad 61st ava Kev. latraaa
at Terrell. 11. 7.
West Piedmont Bortbwlek and Jersey . Iter.
Carey Jsasupp. 11. a . . ...
'','! Jewtall -,
Congregatioa Beth Israel 12th and Main
Rabbi Jonah B. . Wiaa, Reform Synagogue.
Service Friday 8 D. m.; Saturday 10:80 a m.
Congregation Ahavai Sbolom Park and Clay
sts. KsbOl K. aorsnsmaoa aTaoayj a p. as. I
Saturday, 8:30 a. m.
Congregation Nevah Zedeck Talnrnd Torah
6th and Hall Rev. Abraham L Rosene rants.
Friday, 8 p. m.: Baturday, 9 am.; Sunday. 18
a. m. Religious school.
Latter Day Saints
. Chnreh of Jesus Christ of Latter "Day Saints
K. 25th and Madison Heber C Ivemon,
miasion pvesWent. xo, oiu.
, i Lutheran -
8L James Wj Iark and Jefferson Rev.
William E. Briakmaa. 11. 7:80. . .
- St Pauls K. 12th i aad Ullnton Bev. a.
SiMtt 1U;30, " v
to
10 a. m. Sunday in the Clay Street :
Bvaneelioal church.- An excellent pro
gram has been provided. The pastor, the ;
Rev. Jacob Stocker. will speak of the de
nomination's missionary drive for J2.500,-
000 wbtcn is part or its forward move
ment - program. Oregon's quota is
40.000. ? ,
O -
LTTTHERAK
1 Weather permitting. Trinity Lutheran
church wilt, hold - its annual Sunday
school festival on the campus of Con
cordia college. Kast Twenty-eighth and
Holman streets, at 10 :30 a. m. Sunday.
Divine services will be held In the morn
ing and the children's exercises will oc
cupy the afternoon. In the event of rain,
service will be at the church, announces
the Rev. J. A. Rimbach.
- - &
METHODIST
Baptism of children -and an especially
fine program by the younger depart
ments of the Sunday school will feature
tte Sunday morning service at the First
Methodist church, r Dr. Joshua Stans
field, pastor, - has returned from a
month's work at the general conference.
He will recite his experiences briefly In
the morning. He will also preach, at
S p. m. ' -
Children's day will be observed at the Boss
City Park M. E. Sunday - school at 10 .80 a. m.
Sunday, with au elaborate prograau
The snnual Sunday school meeting and elec
tion of officers of the Rose City Park' Methodist
Sunday ! school -win pe Monday evening. , A pot
lurk luncheon will l recede the business session.
The average attendance of this school during
May -was S 10, the largest In its history. The
annual picnic will be next Saturday,
Children' day exercises will be held at S
p. - m. Sunday, in Central Methodist church.
Mrs. J. W. Dsy, superintendent of the primary
dtpartarent, is in charge of the program, which
wil: be rendered largely by little folks. The
Rev- A. R. Maclean, pastor, will speak at the
morning-services.
The ciuidren ox JUnton aeuy M. B. ennrcn.
Will give their nrogram at 8 n. m. The Kev.
E S. Mace, pastor, will speak' to the children
at 11 a. m. y.
PRESBYTERIA3T "
The morning service - at First Presby
terian church .will be given over entirely
to the Sunday achool. There, will be
graduation exencises of the different de
partments, the presentation of medals
for- perfect attendance, and a sermon to
the children by Dr. John H. Boyd. . Mrs.
Virginia Spencer Hutchinson will sing.
Dr. Boyd will preach in the evening and
Otto Wedemeyer will sing a baritone
solo; .- ' -
. At Westminster Presbyterian church a splen
did Children's day program will be given Sun
day at 1 0 :S0 a m. Exercises by the classes
and a solo by Mrs. Jane Burns Albert will be
features. Dr. E. H. Pence will -speak briefly.
Children's day exerciaea witt be held at Centra
Presbyterian church Sunday at the morning
church hour. Children will - be received ; into
church membership and others baptized. The
chorus will sing "The Heavens Are Telling." Dr.
Henry Nugent will preach as usual at 8 p. m.
- At Piedmont Community Presbyterian church
there will be a Children's day .service at 10:30
a. m. A apeeial ..effort haa been made by the
committee to present an interesting prosrsm.
Pr. J. F. Morgan will preach at 8 p. ra. Thurs
day evening a preparatory service will be held
and - new . members received into fellowship. A
public reception of members will be given t Sun
day morning, June 20.
The Bose City Park Community ' Sunday
school will entertain their friends with a Chil
dren's day program at the hour of the morning
service. The exhibit of cradle' roll babies will
be an interesting feature. Automobiles will
convey infirm persons to the church - who dis
SERVICES IN
Trinity " (Miiwouri Synod) Williams and
Graham Rev. J. A. Rimbach. 10:15 (Ger
man).. 7?3 (English).
Church for Deaf WilHsms and Graham
Rev. J. A. Beyer... 2:30. "What It Costa to Be
a Christian."
' Our Savior'a--E. ' 10th and Grant Rev. M.
Af Christe risen. 11 A Norwegian) .- preachins by
Rev. H. Hjertaas of Brush Prairie,. Waan. ,
Bethlehem Norwsfflan 14th and Davis Rev.
Wilhelm Pettersen. 11. 8. . . "
Bethel Evangelical Norwegian (Free) Yy
gant aad Rodney Rev. B. A. Borrerik. . 11.
7:48.
Grace (English) E. 24th and Broadway
Rev. C H. Bernhard. 11, 7:80.
Bethany Danish Evanaelical Union and Mor
ris Bev. U P. Kjoller. 11, 7:30.
8t. Johns Peninsula aad aupatrica bov.
Ludwig. 10:45, 7:SO. . ....
Swedish Augustans Stanton aad Rodney
Bev. V. G. Ogren. 10:457:45.
Immasuel 19th and lrviag Rev. A. V. Anderson.-
11. 8. . -
Portsmouth lovely and Fortune Rev. 8. O.
B. Knutsen. 11. 7:30. . .
Zion Evangelical ( Missouri 1 Synod) Chap
man and Salmon ReV H. H. Koppelmann.
9:15. 10:15. 7:45.
- Immanuel (Mo. Synod) E. 16th and Lao
Rev. H. C Ebeling. 10. German; 11:15,
English. : ?
EvaaeBcal Church of the Redeemer 15th
ant Wygant 10. 11. -t "
Fimnial 179 Fargo. Rev. ' A- SalnUnen. 10;
Sunday achool T. ; . : .
'V'i- IMathodlst Episcopal
Carson ' Heights Rev. G. S, Brown. 10.
11, 7.- -, . '
Centenary E, Sth and Pino Rev. Frank I
Wemett. ,11. 7:80. - -
- Central Vancouver and Fargo Rev. A. R
Maclean. 11. 8, Children's day exercisee.
Clinton Kelly E- 40th and Powell Rev.
E. SL Mace. 11. "Shoes That ; Won't Wear
OufTt 8, Children's day program.
Epworth 26tb and Saner Kev. J. Stanford
Moore. 11. 7:30. i
First 12th sod 'Tsylor Rfv. Joanna Stsns
field. 10:80, Children's day program; 8. "An
Adequate Motive for' Heroic Conduct."
First Norwegian Danish 18th snd Hoyt
Rev. Eliaa Gjerding. 11, S. js
Laurelwood E. 68d and Foster. . Rev. A. C.
Brakenbury. 11. 7:30. l
Lenta 86th and 68th ave. Rev. . F. R.
Sibley. 11.' 7:45. . .
Lincoln E. 02d and Lincoln. Rev. F. A.
Ginn. 11,8. '
Montavilla E. 80th and Pine Rev. Hiram
Gould. 11, 7:S0.
Mt. Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Bev. E. G.
Decker. - 11. 8. - - ; -
Patton Alberta and Michigan Rev. George
H. BennetL 11, 7:80. 5t
Rose City Park E. 88th and Sandy Rev.
D. Lester Fields. 10:80. Children's day exer
cises; 7:30. -
Sellwood E. 15th and Tacoma Rev. . W.
S. Gordon. 11,. 8. '
Sunnyside E. i 86th ' and TamhUl Re W.
F. Ineson. II, talk by Miss Julia Morrow of
Koler, India; 7 :45,
SL Johns W. Leavltt and Syracuse Rev.
W. E. Kloster. --11. 7:30.-'
Bwedisb Beech and Borthwick Rev, - Abel
Eklund. 11. 8.
University Park Flake and - Lombard Rev,
H. T. Atkinson. 11. 7:30.
: Vsacouver Avenue Norwegian Danish Skid
anore and Vancouver Rev. A. Christensen. 11.
WesleyanK. ,53d and GUsan Rev. IV B.
Hampe. 11, 7:45. ."'-
Westmoreland MOwaukie and Midway Rev.
E S. Maee. 7:80.
. Wilbur Multnomah hotel Rev. E. C. Hick
man. 10:30. ,
Woodstock E. 44th and Woodstock Rev.
Lv C. Poon 11. 7:30.
WoodUwn tE. 10th and Highland Bev t 3
H. Irvine. ' 10. "Signs That Reveal the Hearts
of Men"; 8. "Common Mistakes ia lally Lsv-
tng." -...-.-' .,::-.'-
Distriet superintendenL Rev. William Wallace
Toungson. D. P., 691 E. 62d sL N. Tabor 2790.
ss. c. South
- First Union and Multnomah. &ev. J. W.
BynL 11. 8.. , ' . : c '-., s xi
:-k' WaxaiwBw ''j,;- .;" , .-'';-.; ';
First E iOUs and WeldloT Bev. 3. T.
little 11. 7:S. .
Sellwood E Sth and Spokane Bee. 3. O.
BringedahL 11. 7:80., .. -
Brentwood 65 th ave. and 67th sL Kev.
O. C. Fowler. ' 1L, TJ. t
Highland Para rE . 14th and Jarrstt Kev.
W. P. Eeebangh-r 11. 8. ,
Scandinavian 948 Gaxfiald Bev. Daniel
Hallatrom. -11. 7:80. :
j Presbyterian " . '' l't "'-.:.'.
First 12th and Alder. : Dr.' H. L. Bowman.
Preaching by Dr. John H. Boyd. 10:30, Chil
dren's day exercisss; 7:45, sermon.
Westminster East. 17th and Schuyler. ' Rev.
Edward H. Penes. 10:30. Children's day pro
gram: 7:45, "The Psalmists Tear Bottle."
Central E. 13th and Pine. Rev. Walter
Harry NugenL ' 11. Children's day exercises; 8.
"Making One' Own Bed."
Calvary 11 tlj and Clay. Rev. U Bowring
Quick. 10:43. ! Children's day - program and
illustrated sermon on "Faith'i 7:45; "How to
Live." .. '.'.-, vs - ,' tf...--. - .-
ML Tahor EL 55th and BelmonL. Bev. Ward
MacHenry. '-11. Children's day program; S.
illustrated service In charge of Dangbters of the
King. -'- '-.':.' 'H "'....- -.
Vernon 19th' and WyganL 11, S.
Piedmont Cleveland aad JsrretL ' Rev. J.
Francis Morean.- 10.80. Children's day pro
gram; 8. ''The Urgency of the Ittvine Appeal."
Fourth Firat and Gibba. , Bev. Monroe G.
Celebration
. Services to (Event
play a white signs! in front of their homes. The
superintendent, . U. at. Clair, declares this
has been the best year ia the history of the
Sunday school. Ia the evening Dr. R. B, MUii-
gaa will preach. .
Children a . day will bo observed at Mlsnah
Presbyterian church Sunday anomina at 11
o'clock. An interesting program has been ar
ranged by the departments. An appropriate aer
nioa will be delivered by the nastor to the ehU-
dren. ' The offering will be in the children'
gift for missionary Bible schools.
The ML. Tabor Presbrtenaji Snndav aehaol
will obaerva Children's day Sunday morning.
The servicea will take the place of the regular
church service. The Sunday achool orchestra
will render a number of selections, in addition
to assisting in the drills and mraches given by
the ctudren. A number of new and novel fea
tures have been provided by the Drotrrsm com
mittee. A prominent feature of the service will
be tne promotions from the various dsoartments.
A clan of 25 primary children will paaa into
use junior aeparanent ana as nas Been tne cus
tom of the achool for a number of rears, each
euild so promoted will receive a nice Sunday
school scholar's tfibie. - During the summer
months the entire school will meet in one grouo.
and following a worshipful opening service of
scripture and song, the motion picture machine
and stereopncoB will be placed in use, presenting
animal pictures . and - child dramatica. The
Daughters of the King, an organised club and
class of young women, will have full charge
of the evening service, presenting unique pro
gram, including moving pictures.
The entire Sunday morning schedule at Fourth
Pieabrtrnao church wtu be rearranged Bunday.
The Bible school will meet it 10 s. sn. instead
of noon, and the preaching hour will be changed
to 11 a. m. The two services will be united
this 'week and the children will present their
program. Parents are requested to be present at
10 a. m. In the evening the . Warren sisters'
quartet will give ' a aacred concert, to be fol
lowed by. a short talk from the Bev. M. U
Everett.. '
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday evening the children of ' the
Church of the Stranger Bible school will
recite the special program prepared for
the occasion. Group recitations and
music by the little - folks are mentioned
as prominent numbers. In the morning-
tlie Kev. s. loan 1JU tsois win continue
his sermon series on the life of Christ.
wia'i.;?-?
v i Picnic Is Planned ;
Atkinson Memorial Congregational
church and Sunday school will hold its
annual picnic In Laurelhurst park Sat
urday June 19. The community is Jn
vited to join in this grand, good time.
The Royal Ro&arian band will give -one
of its regular concerts in the park that
evening at 8 o'clock, which will be en
joyed by the picnickers. - Everyone is
invited to come and 'bring a basket for
the supper at o'clock.
'
Subject Is Announced
"The Revival of Religious Faith Its
Items and Alms'? will be the subject of
the Sunday morning sermon of the Rev.
William G. Eliot, at the Church of Our
Father, ' The church school and evening
service are ommitted for the summer,
' ; ; Deaf ., Are Invited . "
All deaf are cordially invited to attend
services on Sunday afternoon at 2:30
in Trinity Lutheran church. The pastor
will speak on "What It Costa to Be a
Christian' r
PORTLAND
Everett. 10, Children's day program; 7:80.
aacred concert.
: Kenilworth E 34th and Gladstone. Rev.
tu K. Grimes. 11,8.
' Hope 78 th aad Everett Rev. H. E Giles.
11, 8. - . .
Rose City Dr. Robert K. MilligaH. 10:80,
Children's dsy program; 8, "The- Good and
Evil in Christian Science.
Forbes Graham and Gantennein. Rev. Ward
Willi Long. 1O-.S0, Children's day program;
8. "Sacrilegious Religiosity."
Trinity Virginia and Nebraska. Rev. Theo
dore P. Smith, i. 11, 7:80.
Anabel Rev. F. H. MixtelL 11, .
- MillaTd Avenue Rev. W. Lee Gray. 11, 8.
Marshall Street 17U- and Marshall Rev. A.
J. Hanna 11.
Mixpah E. 19th and Division. Rev. D. A.
Thompson. '11, Children's dsy program and "A
Glass Bowl": 7:45. "Steadfastness."
Unity E 71st and Sandy. Bev. 8. W.
Seemaa. 11, Children's sermon, "The Power
of the Scriptures in tbs life"; 1 :30, Children's
day program.
Holt Chinese 183 H First Rev. Gee Sing
Hoy. T p. m. seaool: S. 9. young people.
Refermetf Pi sskytertaw
First Minnesota and Alnsworth Bav. F. D.
Fraser. 11, 7:80. ;
4 Seventh Day Ad vent lata
- Note Regular aerricea of this denomination
ire held on Saturday. -
- Central K. 11th and Everett -!, K. Dick
em, pastor. 10. 11:15.
Tabernacle 6tb aad Montgomery G. . W.
PettiL miniater. 10, 11.
' Montavilla B, SOth aad Everett 3. A. Ger
hart. 10. 11.
Lenta 94th sL aad 68th avs. W. XX Hunt
ington. 10. 11. "
- SL Johns Central ave. and Charleston
A R. Fikenherg. 10. 11.
Albina Skidmore and MaUory Elder M. H.
Wentland. - 10. 11.
Seaedinaviaa 6 2d St. and S9th ave. Elder
O, S. Lee. 10. 11.
Salvation Army
Corps' No. 1 243 Ash at Adjutant Henry
8. Uosena 11. 8:16. 8. '
- Corps No. 4 128 hi las Ensign Jessie Millar
and Envoy Mrs. Upton. 11, 1:30. 8, , 8.
- - Swedenberglaw .
" New "Church Society 331 Jefferson. Rev.
William U. Reeoe. 10:45. "The Image of the
Ages The Iron and Clay."
Unitarian
" Church of Our Father Broadway and Tam
hill. Rev. W. C. Eliot Jr. 11. "The Revival
of Rebgioaa Faith."
United Brethren
- Conf eience superintendent Rsv. G. E. Me
Donsld. : '
First E. 15th and Morrison. Rev. Byron J.
Clark. 10:80, "Fullness of Power"J 7 :80.
"Th, DUenoaia of Disease."
Second K. 27th and Sumner. Rev. Ira
Hawley. 11, "A Scene of Angela"; 7:30,
"Saved and Called."
Third 67th sL and 82d ava. 8. E. Rev; E. O.
Shepherd. ll.7:30.J
'Fourth TremonL' Rev. C P, Blanc hard.
11. "What's In a NsmeJ" 7:80. 'Swee Girl
llnilnatM and Jnne Brides."
: Cloverdale 4 Jsssup. Rev. Walter Reyn
olds. . 10, 60. 7:80. ..
. United CvaneeOeat
Fiist E 16th and Poplar Rev. J".
Gonde. 11. 8. ...
Oekley Green Willamette bird, and Gay
Rev. li. H- Farnham. 11, annual Children s
day program; 8, "Mistakes in Daily Living."
SL Johns Rev. A. P. Leyton. 11. 7 :30 :
" United Prasnvteelan
First E. 87th and Hawthorne Rev. H. F.
Given. 11. 7:30. - - . .
Church of the Strangers Grand and Wasco.
Rev. 8. Earl Dn Boia. 10:80, "A Toung
Man's Decisive - Struggle"; S. GhUdreaa- day
exercises.
Kenton 120 W.
Lombard. Rev. George N.
Taykn.
Mlaee4laneeua
and Missionary Alliance E. - pth
Christian
mrA ti John E. Fee. - lO. 11. 7:80.
- Bealisatlon League 148 13th. Rev. Edward
Mills. 11. "Transmutation.
Christaderphiao 621 E Washington. 1040.
' Church of God 863 BSiliac Harry NeaL
11Goapet"Hall BY 29th and Stark.: II.' 7:86.
Men's Resort 4th and Bnrnsirlo Rev. Levi
Johnson. anperinteadeaL 8. - . .
Divine Science Portland boteL T. M.
'pentscostal First 1 " and Washington Rev.
Will C Trotter. . 11.' 8, 1:30. Daily. 7:80.
Glad Tidings (Pentecostal Mission) 246
1st. 3. 8. 7:80.
Pentecostal 147 Vi FirsL George R. Fae
"Pentecostal 210 , Tamhill 39. "Z T.8S
gsilv 7:30. - -
ChristiaB Assembly E. 20th and
Pastor. A. W. Smith. 11. 2:45, 7:45.
Volunteers of America 224 Burnsida. Evn
Ings except Monday at 8; Sunday, 8. 8. . ; .
Portland Ecelesla, (ChriatadelpWan) 1597
Belmont George H.XSling. secretary. 11.
Penid Miesion 26fVr Alder. 4, 8; daily, 8.
Church of Christ E7tb and Glisan. 11.
First Spiritualist E.XtLaod Uaasalo. 2,
ieetura by Warren Miller; 7:- r leetnio by Mrs.
Louise A. Brown of Kansas City.
Firet Spiritual Science 129 4th sL Bev.
Max Hoffman. S, 8. ' . .
loternat tonal Bible " Students W. Ov W.
tempie, 11th and Alder. S, 8.
. Chnreh of Christ S, 8 2d aad 60th . ava.
10, 11. 7:30. ,
T- lit. CV A. Sixth and Taylor. I...
- Church of Divine Truth 412 Central build
ins Nettie Tar lor Kloh- 1L. - "-.
of Children's
Churcli (Eouncil to
old jTirst&esSaon
: First annual meeting fot the - council
of the Portland Church; Federation' wHl
be Monday night' at 7 :4 o'clock in the
first Methodist church.) according to an
announcement mads by . -Dr. Joshua
Stanafleid, president. 'Two laymen from
the smaller churches and. four from eacn
of the larger bodies and; all pastors be
longing to the federation are expected
to be present.- The repbrt of the execu
tive committee covering! the past year's
work, will be read... Officers will also
oe elected. 5' ' - .
The Rev. Ralph ; McAee, secretary of
the local federation, was elected vice
president of the national association in
Cleveland. Ohio, during the past week.
Portland churches wers represented at
Cleveland by .Dr. Stansflejd, Mr. Mc
Afee and Albert Blttner of Westminster
Presbyterian church. J , : t
Dr. W. W. Youngson," Methodist dls
trict superintendent in Portland, also
attended. He was .elected Pacific coast
representative of the cdrhmittee on mes
sage. This committee i reports on what
they believe the attitude of the church
fchould be concerning jireat moral and
civil issues. . l : v. ....'
- 1;. '
Spiritoalism lei 6nbject
Ancient and modern j spiritualism will
be discussed Sunday 'morning at the
Church of Christ, Eighty-second street
at Fifty-fifth avenue. - Evangel 1st L S,
Buchanan will speak,
will lead: the :30 p,
Di Summers
m. Bible study
elasa
Former Salmites,
Homecomiiig Is an
En jpyaple Affair
Salem, June 12. Plclneer residents of
Salem -who have remcred' to Mother sec
tions of - the Northwest returned to the
scene of bygona daysj here Friday!1 on
the occasion of Salem's annual .home
coming celebration, tci renew acquaint
ances with old . friends - and to recount
one with another the "days of auld lang
syne." . inclement - weather, however,
made It imnossibla to. Carrv out the out
door progTam planneciand It was neces
sary to adjourn to tfie shelter of the
armory, where the basket dinner; was
spread at noon. t - - j .
One of the moat Interesting features
of the day's program -was the exhibition
f old time photographs showing Salem
in the early days, with. Its many quaint
buildings, ' and pictures of Salem men
now prominent In the- public eye.
. 1 1 . a 'ii ii
46 Graduated Frpm
Astoria High School
Astoria, June 12. yorty-slx students
or the Astoria high school received dl
plomas at the annual commencement ex
ercises Friday eventfte. - The address
was delivered by J. A.- Churchill, state
superintenaenc ot puDjac instruction.
Hot Xa.ke Arrivals
" Hot Lake,-June I2.f-Arrivals at Hot
LakA sanitorlum Wednesday were-.lrs.
F. M. Riley, . Pendleton ; Lola Depew,
Union ; I E. Frettast, Baker : Mra O.
W. Uensley, Baker ; R. Royer, Pilot
Rock ; Charles Mclntyre and J. R. Cord
well, Copalia; J. Stefari Clark, Stock
ton,. CaU ""-''-V;; I'
. 1ogging; Accident Fatal .
Seaside, June 12 -W Julieii, aged 55,
of Garfield. Okla., . vfa fatally injured
Thursday while buclitng ' wood at the
amp of the HammArid Lumber com
pany near Seaside. .- The loose end of a
suspended log cotningf oyer the high line
crushed him against the log on which he
was working. He dlrt before he reached
the hospital at Astoria. ; - .
HIGHLAND
BAPTIST CHURCH
SIXTH AMD ALBERTA STRKKTS
' ' SUNDAV..aiaK 1 ;. .,
11 A. M. CHILDREN'S DAY
Will bo observed by. a pttneram of cones and
readinan tn be presented
By the
Bunday St-hooL . .
M THC PASTOR WILL PRCA0H
; UPON THK1THKMB
B P.
"Purchased Iry the Son"
AN INVITATION Is KXTKH0ED
" TO WORSHIP. WITH US
X
THIRD BAPTIST
1 CHURCH
KNOTT ST. AND VNOOUVKR AVS.
"THE HIGHWAY IrO COMRADE-
SHIlt"
' S:00 Pf M.
OHILDRCN'S DAT PROORAM
"THE DAWN OF !A NEW DAY"
Rev. Ray Ewin Close
PASTER".
Take Wllllamt Ava Cir U Knott Street .
"MAKING ONE'S OWN BED"
IS Trie TOPI0 OS 'THE SUNDAV
KVCRINQ SERMON AT S:00 P. M.
CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
r EAST ISTH On PINK
f WALTER HENRVjWUSENT, D. D4
' ' - - Mini, , .
Eieavlent Muete by Laroa Chorus
J. WILLIAM BELCHER, Director
rou WILL II WELCOMED central'
, IS HOMELIKE -
CHURCH OF
(UNITtARIAN) f
W. G. ELIOT,
8IBTICE
"THE REVIVAL OF RELIGIOUS I7AITH"
ARE TOIT OPPOSl!1'TO REI-lGtOTTt ARE TOTJ HKEPTICAIfR I5I)ir.
FEREXT1 DO Tpn THINK THAT RKMOIOTf ANI KEAsoN A I? f.
KECEKSARILT AU ODDM AKK
OF A Fit EE Clil'lr.CH A FAIR HEAEINOl
L
FOR CLERGYMB!
The fifth annual session of the
Oregon summer school for Episcopal
clergymen will open Tuesday at St.
Helens hall and will close Saturday
noon. Episcopal clergymen from all
parts of the-state are expected. The
following committee has had charge
of the arrangements: Rev. Thomas
Jenkins, Very Rev. T, T. T. Hicks
and Rev, F. J. Mynard. Entertain
ment 4n the hall has been provided
for out-of-town scholars.
The following program is announced:
Tuesday 0:10 a at.. Holy Eucharist, Tha
Binhoo: 11:80 a. m.. "Myaticlna: Ita Meaning
and Value." C. 8. Quainton. dean of Victoria;
2:30 p. m., "Lincoln and Labor,' Norman Cole-
m ; s p, m., unurcu voraera conierencc.
Wedneaday 7:80 a. m.. IToly Eurhariat, Rev.
K. T. Simpson: 0:SO a. ra., "My-ticiam la
Chriatianity' Dean Qnatnton: 11:13 a. m..
"Htorio Chriatianity," Biahop Johnaont 2:60 p.
. trio up uia nlsnway; a p. m., cnurea
works rs eonferenoa.
Thuraday Holy Eurhariat. Bev. 3. C. Bltrk;
:80 a. m., "Tha KffacUva Qualitiea In the
Ministry of Today," Biahop Jolinaon; 11:16 a
m.. "Myatidam in tha Poeta of tha Church of
England." liean Ouainton; 2:80 p. m., "Inter-
church Movement," Bishop Johnson; 8 p. ra..
Church, workers oonfarenea.
Friday 7:80 a. ra.. Holy Ytachariat, Rev.
1. T. Taylor: S;J0 a m., "Church Music,"
Professor Lutkin ; 11:15 a. m., "What Chancea
Are Takinc Place tn Our Attitude to tha Future
Lifef" lean Quainton; 2:80 P. m.. Church
workers' conferenca; 8 p. m.. Church vtorkera'
conference.
Saturday 7:80 a rn.. Holy Eucharist. IVan
Hicks; 9:80 a m., "The Child and Uoaic,"
Prolesaor JLntkin; 11:1a a, in., cuurca worn-
era' conference.
An emergency . cross over railroad
switch' that can be installed without cut
ting or moving the rails of the main
tracks has been perfected by a Minne
sota inventor.
Nebuchadnezzar
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Tha Stone That Strikes It
Come and Hear this Tiostnre by
Oodfray Sohvnsb
rUnstrated by Larca Colored Chart
SUNDAY, JUNE 13. 1920, 8 P. M.
GOSPEL AND
PROPHETIC HALL
109 SECOND ST.
si. Wash, and Stark.
TheResurrection
of the Unjust
COME AND HEAR
E. b. SKiTON
of Los Angeles
REPRESENTING THE INTERNA
TIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS'
ASSOCIATION
Sun., June 13,8 P.M.
Is There Any Hope for the Un
believer of the Many Confusing
Doctrines of Our Day ?
Scriptural Proof That the Su
preme Architect Has a Plan
Whereby All Will Be Given an
Equal Opportunity to Know the
Truth.
This subject clearly explained by
t very Interesting; speaker at
W. O. W. TEMPLE
1 1th St., Bet. Wash, arid Alder
; ( YOU ARE WELCOME
SEATS FREE NO COLLECTION
OUR FATHER
ROADWAV AT YAMHILL
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