THE OREGON, DAILY ; JOURNAL
10
SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1820.'
PORTLAND, OREGON.
reg6n io pe : Represented at ;
SEHdrld's
chool Convention at Moid
lig
unday s
1000 AMERICANS
TO ATTEND MET
At JAPANESE CITY
, Oregon is to . be officially . repre
sented ar. me vvoria s ounaay ocnooi
convention In Toklo, Japan, October
1,' by two delegates. They areJUlsa
Mable HInes of the First Baptist
church, Portland, and the Ber, 3, J.
Ferguson of Philomath colleges, Their
credentials have already ; been for
warded to the International Sunday
School office by Harold V. Humbert,
general ' secretary of the Oregon as
sociation. From standpoint of .dele
gates, the three leading states' are
Pennsylvania ' with 85 registrations,
Ohio with' 29 and New Tork-with 26.
- The convention hall that will bouse' the
eichth World's Sunday school convention
U being erected on the great plaza In
front of the railroad station. .The build
ing win be In barracks style and will
scat 3500. Five hundred 'can be accom
modated on the large platform. This will
furnish places for the chorus choirs and
the pageants to be rendered. . The dining
hall will seat 1000 at a time. Many dele
gates wilt be entertained In Japanese and
missionaries homes on the Harvard plan.
One thousand Americans are expected at
the convention. ?
; The International association has ar
ranged several tours for delegates. Two
ships will leave Japan after the convene
t: in returning by way of China, Singa-
pore, rurv ocuut Mxmv u
to America. Detours will be arranged
through India, Egypt and Palestine.
Reervations are being made dally on
the 10 steamers that will carry delegates
to the convention. The sailings are from
July SO to September 23. Three ships
are for the exclusive use of delegates.
Tha privilege of Christian companionship,
community sings, Bible conferences, etc.,
will le features of the "exclusive" ships.
Those who attend the convention will
have the opportunity of visiting the mis
sior. stations and native churches. , The
convention is planned for time when
Japan is said to be most beautiful. Spe-
1 W T L'n K , .... a f I A., mm,
F I RS T
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
IfTH AND - ALDER STREETS
Rev. John H. Boyd. D. D.
WUi . Preach Both Services
10:30 A. M.:
COMMUNION SERVICE
7(30 P. M.I
SPECIAL MUSIO
Organ Reoltat
MAR at. OOURSCM
aotH arte Sole!
MRS. BLANCHE WLLIAMS
SE6ERSTEN.
1
A SACRED COXCEBT YTIXIi BE GIYEIT AT ;
The Central Methodist Episcopal Church
'OH 8UITDAT EYEJriSO AT O'CLOCK
James A. C. Oakes, Choir Director, and Miss' Eileen Spragve, Organist
PROGRAM Anthem. "Awake Up, My Glory" (Rogers), choir: vocal solo, "Out
of the IDepthe" (Rogers). Mr. Abbett ; mixed -quartet. "Soft as the Voice"
(Scott), Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Petersen, Miss Oakes, Mr. Abbett : anthem, "He
Phall Come Down Like Rain" (Buck), choir; male quartet, "Nearer My God to
Thee" (Parks), Messrs. Went, Anderson, Abbett, Oakes ; vocal solo, "If With
All Your Hearts" (Mendelssohn), Mrs. Petersen t anthem, "1 Will Feed My
Flock" (Simper), choir; brief address. "The Pipe Organ in the Church," Mr.
James Bam ford ; anthem, "Sun of My Soul" (Turner), choir; mixed quartet,
"Rock of Ages" (Buck) ; vocal solo, "Evening and Morning" (Spicker). Mr.
Anderson; anthem, "Praise the Lord" (Randegger), choir. r ;i
BR. JAMES T. ABBETT wm preach at the ntoralog service at 11 aTm.
' . .10:30 A. M.
"Cod'a Heart-Breaking
Kindness"
7:30 P. M.
"Being One a Self A
Moral Agger"
- Evenhvf Sena ServiceLad by
OEOROE H. STREET
. ' 1Z:10 BIBLE SOHOOL
HEAR OUR QUARTET
DR. .H. FENCE, PASTOR
ii
m. wm. A. WiWv, Ptt.Ov Pwtor
MS
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN! CHURCH
CAST THIRTEENTH AND PINE
EXTENDS
TOU A CORDIAL INVITATION
, PICTURES FOR ALL SJONNINO SSRVIOC AT 11 AO ""
Sermon ' A House Divided Against Itself" '
MUSIO tAROg CHORUS ANO SOHUBERT CLUB
EVENINO SERVICE ATI
; Sermon by Rev. Alexander J?. Evans
WALTER HENRY NUSEMT, D. MIWt
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
COHIfEB OF PARK 15S COLUMBIA
HARdLD R GRIFFIS, Pastor
SUNDAY. JUJfE it, 111
Sermon, 11 a. m., "The Suicide of SelfUhnest"
Dcrmon, 7:43 p. mi., "The Success of Defeat"
MUSIC BY QUARTETTE CHOIB
ipator SIrrives for
grbor3IoJgcCliurch
Th Rev. Alexander R. Evans of New
York city arrived In Portland during the
past week to ' assume the pastorate of
the Arbor Lodge Presbyterian church,
which has been without a regular pastor
almost continuously" since America en
tered the world war. The minister Is
well impressed with Portland, and says
it is second to no city of the United
States in point of future possibilities and
beauty. , . ,, . : : - !'-f---
. At the outbreak of the war Mr. Evans
was made religious director for Dickey
county.' North Dakota, but in a short
time he became . "V secretary and was
assigned to transport duty. After the
armistice was' signed h : was trans
ferred to the troop trains, on which he
worked Until October, 1919. Since then
he has been executive field Boy. Scout
commissioner for New York state.
Ho will occupy his pulpit for the first
time Sunday morning. In the evening be
will preach at ! Central Presbyterian
church. - One week from Sunday he will
begin Sunday evening services. ;
:-. . & ;;-:t;'
Children's Day nt JFalrvlcw
The Children's '! day, exercises of the
Smith Memorial Presbyterian church at
Falrvlew will be held Sunday morning
at 10 0 o'clock. Every department will
take part under the direction of Mrs.
D. N. McKay, superintendent. Infants
may be presented for baptism. The Rev.
Mr. Pratt, formerly of Forbes Presby
terian church, will take this part of the
service, after which Cllve M. Sals, who
has been a student at San Ansellno,
CaL, for some time, will speak.
' n '
i Three Incentives Is Topic
'"Three Incentives to a Right Life" will
be the subject of the Sunday morning
sermon of the Rev. W. O. Eliot at" the
Church of Our' Father, Broadway and
Yamhill atreeV Mltylene Fraker Stitea
will sing the offertory solo.' - This will
be her last solo before departing for New
York. This church "will be open daily
during Shriners week.
cm! information on the subject may be
obtained from the World's Sunday School
association, 21C Metropolitan Tower, New
York city. . . .
The United States produces "and con
sumes more talc than any other' country.
Manufacture of paper pulp from sea
Weed has reached a profitable stage in
Japan.'. . i'.; V -.. : . . ; . . .
CENTENARY
METHODIST
CHURCH
EAST HTNTH AWD PIHB
nrberiendlf Chureci." -
REV. JRAKX L WEHETT, PH. D.
Minister .
' TWO BTBOSO MESSAGES '
TOMOflltbW ,
11 A. Ml.
ft
A Highway Over
the Desert"
:. . T:4 f. M.
"The Lost Cross"
SPECIAL PROORAM OP MUSIO
TAKE MONTA VILLA OR ROSE CITY
PARK OARS TO ' EAST NINTH STREET
AND WALK SOUTH .
WESTMINSTER
VMcome to Slirmers
v A2TB TEIS FEIEKDS
11 A. M. 8EBYICS f
"The SouPa Unrest'
9 P. JT. SEBYICB ,
"The Church and Free
Masonry"
ALL MASOWS and FRIENBS IKYITEB
.SPECIAL i PBOG BAlt
SUNDSV IBKmu it
ews of importance SI mono; Portland
Larger than some of Portland's public
schools is the Mount Scott Xaily Vaca
tion Bible school, which opened Wednes
day at the Millard Avenue Presbyterian
church. The attendance the first day
was 263, and on Thursday it jumped to
800. The regular staff of teachers pro
vided was not sufficient, so more were
added. The staff now numbers 17, The
church building was not large enough to
handle the school. so all the boys
classes have been transferred to a store
building nearby. About 10 mofflers who
have cuiWreri in - the school thought it
a wise plan to learn . something more
about the Bibl-j themselves, so they have
elected a teacher and formed a class.
The Bible school meets each school day
of the week from 9 a- m. until noon. The
Sunday: schools in the Mount Scott dis
trict are cooperating. The city play
grounds across the , street from the
church are used during the recess period.
The school will continue for three weeks.
' 71 77 ' BAPTIST 'ji ;
ri. W. A. Waldo, pastor of the White
Temple, invites the Shriners, . Masons
and their friends to attend his Sunday
services. In the evening he will deliver
an appropriate address on "The Churcli
and "Free Masonry." Dr. Waldo is a
Shrlner and intends to give visitors a
hearty welcome. The Temple quartet
Will Sing-' ; ,J- , " : - "5
The Re. H. T. Cash, isorite pastor of th
Rut Side Baptint church, will preach Sunday.
Ir. W. B. Uinaon. pastor,- is in Chicago today.
Daring the earning- wsek he goes to JSuff alo to
speak at the Baptist Fundamentals conference
and the northern Baptist convention.
Pastor F. W. Burring of tirace - Baptist
church represented In. .O. C. Wright, exece
tiTe secretary ot the Oreuon eooTention at the
Bonthera Oreson association oonTention at Spring
field on Thursday and Friday. lie has, re
turned to occupy his pulpit Sunday.
Sunday morning the Rev. H. II. Griff is
of the First Christian church will dis
cuss the church's place in modern soci
ety. Miss Nina Dressel, special contralto
for the Shriners convention, will sing
Sunday morning. A special musical pro
gram will be given at night, followed by
a short sermon. . -
An illustrated lecture on modern mis
sionary work will be given Sunday night
at Kern Park Christian church by Dr.
J. F. Ghormley. ;
COKGREU ATIOITAL ?
TJr. W. T. McElveen will preach 'Tils
farewell sermon for-the season at the
DIRECTORY
Third Sunday After Trinity
TJnlforra Sunda; School Lessons -The
Lord Our Shepherd.' - Psa. 23. -Golden
Text-V-" Jehovah is my shepherd; I shall
not want.; Fee. 23:1. ; : . f
Yonng People's Xopica
Baptist Union "Honesty la Word and Deed.".
Eph. 4:2S-82.
- Christian Undeavor "Honebty in Word and
Deed." Eph. 4:25-32 , ,
Kpworth League "I Jving TJp to ; Our : R
sponsibUitiea." Matt. 25:14-30. . ;, :
;.--..-:'-. antlst "-
First White Temple, 12 th and Taylor. Rev.
William A. Waldo. 10:30, "The Soul's Best';
8, "The Church and Free Masonry."
East Side K. 20th and Salmon. Rev. W. B.
Hinaon. Rev. H. T. Cash. 11. "Faith ana
Quietness"; 7:45. "The Finest Regalia in. Port
lard." r - - ,
Third Vancouver and Knott. Rev. B. E.
Close. II, "Open Windows"; 8. "Drivuig Like
Jehu." . :',-,.
Arleta E. 64th and 48th sva. Rev. Owen
T. 'Day. -y IX 8,
" Calvary & 8th and ' Grant. Kev. J. JE.
TMisss, 11, When Things Go Wrong"; 8,
The Psalm of P-aJmn" ,
Glencoe - E. 4Bth and , Mala. Bet. F. C.
Isietta. 11. "The Fold and the Family"; T:46,
Uhntrated service of song. 1 ; -
geilwood Bethany Kev. W. W. Ferris. 11.
T :4&. , n
Grace E. 76th and Ash. Rev. T. W. Star
ring. 11 "Facts on Fire";, 8, iloipel mewago.
University Park Rev. 8. Lawrence Black.
1L 8. ;
Swedish IB th and Hoyt. Rev. T. O. Sjo lan
der. 10:30, 7:80.
8t. Johns Chicago and Leonard 1 1. 7:80.
-Highland E. 6th and Alberta. Dr. W. T.
Milliken. 11, 8. . -
- Mi. Olivet (colored) Broadway and Everett.
Bev. J. W. Anderson. 11, 8. , .
glina Swedish Mallory and Skid more Rev.
A. O. Sandhkm. 2:80, 3:30. .
Lenta 88th at. and 60th ava. Rev.. E. A.
Smith. 11. 8. . " ..
Second (German) Rodney and Morris, Rev.
F. Hoffman. 11, 7:80.
Cathefle
Pro-Cathedral 16Ui and Davis- Rev. E V.
O'Hara. 6. 7:15, 8:30, 8:45. II, 7:45.
St. Peters Lents Rev. - P. Beutgen. r 8,
10:80, 7:30. '
St. Lawrance 3d and Sherman Rev. J. 0.
Hughes. 6, 8:80, 10:30, ,1 :30.
St. Francis K. 12th and Pine Rev. J. H.
Black. 6. 8. 9. 10:88. 7:30.
Immaculate Heart of Mary -Willis ns ' and
Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. . 11, 7:80.
Holy Rosary E. Id and Clackamas Rev. K.
S. Olson. . T, 8. . 11. 7:30.
8t. Rose E. 63d and Alameda Rev. , J.
O'FarrelL 8. 10:30. 4. - s . ,
St. Andrews E. 9th and Alberta Rev. J.
Kiernan. 8. 10:80, 7:80.
Tha Madeleine K. 24th and Siskiyou Rev.
George F. Thompson. 7:30. 9, 11. , . f
Ascension -E. 76th and Taahill FrancWan
Fathers, 8, 10:80, 7:30. . -
- Blessed Sacrament Maryland and Blandeae
Rev. F. VL Black. 8, 10:80, 7:30.
Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin lUr. C. Raymond.
8, 10:80, 7:80.
St. Igoatins S220 4Sd at. S. E Jesuit
rather. 6:30. 8, 10:80. .
- 8t Stephens E. 4 2d and Taylor Rev. War
ran A. Waitt. 6. 8:80.10:30, 7:80.
Holy Redeemer Portland bird, and Vancou
ver ave. Rev. William J, Divine. 8. 8. 10:80,
7:80.
SL PhilHp ITerl (Psulist Fathers) E. 16th
and Hickory Rev. M. L. Ferry. 7 :30, 9,
10:80. 7:30. i .
8t. Clements S. Smith ava. and Newton
Servita Fathers. , 8, 10:80. 7;80.
tSacred Heart E, 11th and Center Rev. G.
Rob. 8. 10:80. 7 :80. i -
St. Agatha E. 16th and Miller Rev. J.
Oommiaky. 8. 10:80. 7:30. '
St Sunfrlans ( PolUh) Maryland and Fail
tag Ker. F. Matthew. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
St, Joseph (German) 15tb and Couch
Rev. B. Rurrer, 8. 10:80, 7:80.
St. Michael - (lUUan) 4th and HOI Rev.
M. Balestra. 8:SO. 10:30. 7:30.
' St. Clairee Capitol Hill Father AJoyaius.
O. F. M. 7:80, 9:20.
St Charles K. 88d and Albert Rev. - J.
P. O'Flynn. 8, 10:30.
AU Saints E. 39th and Glisan Rev.' Father
William Cronin. 8, 10:80. -
St. Patricks 19th and Ssvfer Rev. Charles
If. Smith. Masses 6:80. 8. 9:15, 10:80. 7:46.
Christian -
- First Park and Columbia. Rev., Harold H.
Grifiis. ' 11. "The Suicide at Selfibhnees" : 7.-45.
"The Sthm of Defeat."
East Side E. 12th and Taylor.- Bev. R. IL
Bawver. .11. 8.-
Rodney Avenue Rodney and KnotL Rev. S.
JEart Childera. 11. 7:39.
Monta villa E. 76th and Glisan Bev. Car
roll C Koberta. 11, 7:80.
iWoodlawn E. 7 th and Liberty TRev. "Joseph
IX - Boyd, 11,, 8. . .
- Kern Park Rev. F. H. Ghormley. 11: "Come
Up Hither and I Win Show Vou": 8. iliu-trated
addrees, "On a Modern Missionary Field With an
Awwit Rarkgmnnd. " - -
Tabernacle E. 28th ' and Alberta Bev. R.
libba iisxey. 11, 7UJ0.
f 8U Johns Centra and Oswego, I1, T0.
. - : Christina etence ,
V Tswenn subiert? "In the TJniveree. IncladUig
Mew. Evolved by Atomic Force!"
First 19th and Everett. 11.
, Second E. 6th and HoUaday. 1J, S.;.'
CHURGH OF
(UMITARIAN)
W. Ge ELIOT, JR., Minuter
: SERVICE AT 11 A. M. ' '
: "Three Incentives to a Right Life"
What are the true and worthy incentives? Respectability? Policy? Pear of
the law? Are. there no better motives than these? Is there any ouesUon of
greater importance? - , - - -
Ail, SEATS FHEE AJTB A WELCOME TO ALL, ZS1?J3CIAa,I.t"tO OVB.
. .,.,...... ..CITY'S GUESTS. . .
First Congregational church on Sunday
evening. He will start east Monday
morning for a two months' speaking
tour and vacation. He is Oregon's dele
gate to the International Congregational
council, which convenes, in Boston June
29 to July 9. The couneil meets every
10 years. Every other 10 years it meets
in the United States. The meeting this
year has special significance as it cele
brates the three hundredth anniversary
of the , landing of the Pilgrims at Ply
mouth. :.---.:,... . --!
i Dr. MeElTeea vfl be the snide of ens of the
pila-rimacea from Boston to Plymouth. After
Uie council he will visit friends in large Eastern
cities. Daring his absence the pulpit will be
supplied by Dr. Arthur Sullen, superintendent
of home missions for Oregon ; Ir, Ernest H.
Tippett of the church federation of Seattle, and
Dr. 'Kloes of Plymouth church, Oakland, Cat
Sunday morning Dr. McEWeea- win neach - the
baccalaureate sermon at the University of Ore
gon.. . -
i Two special Sunday morning sermons will
mark tht close of the ministry of the Ker. B.
M. Pratt as pastor of the Pilgrims Congregs
tional - clmrch. - Special musio will be rendered
each Sunday by the quartet. The young people
f-' the church hnrt chnte of the erening serncei
Pictures on "Where East Meets West" will be
shown this week. , ::
x.:
I 7 , EPISCOPAL "
' Professor Lutkin, an authority ' on
music from Northwestern university of
Chicago, will speak at the 11 o'clock
service Sunday at - St. Stephens, pro
cathedral. Sn the evening-Dean Hicks
will preach. W. A. Moore will take up
the recent discoveries in Malta, the
scene -of St Paul's shipwreck, at the
young people's meeting. :
1 Shriners and other visitors are inrited to use
the diocesan office of the Episcopal church as a
rest room and meeting place. : They are in the
Ainsworth building. Third and Oak streets.'
. lit. Bct. W. T, Sumner, bishop of Oregon,
will be in Seattle over the week end to preach
the beccaleaureate sermoa for the University of
Washington. : - . . :,;
r.:m B .
!- EsY ANGELICAL
" In the absence of . the Rev. F." B.
Culver from -the Lents Evangelical
church Sunday, the pulpit will be filled
in the morning by the Rev. Ezra Maurer
and in - the -evening -by the Rev. C. L.
Schuster. - The Lord's supper will be
observed In the evenimr.
The address at "The Altenheim." German
Old Folks' home, will be given Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock by the Iter. J. P. Lien, an Evan
gelical minister, : . The Kev, Jacob Stocker will
be iu charge. c
. FREE METHODIST
The Rev. W. J. Johnston has accepted
OF CHURCH
Third E. 12th sof Salmon. 11. 8.
Fourth -Vancouver and Emerson.. 11. .8.
, 7 Fifth 62d and 42d ave. S. E. 11.
Sixth Masonic temple. 868 Yamhill. 11. 8.
Seventh Smith ave. and New York. ' 1L
r AU churches Wednesday. 8 p. m.
:. '-.. -.sv ttCoegrieitkinil ..?
First Park and Madisoa Dr. W. T. McEl
veen. 11, VThe Church in World Reconstruc
tion," by Revr A. J. Sullens; 7:45.
Buhnyslde B. i 32d and Taylor. Bev. - J. 3.
Staub. 11, "A ' Mewiage From Fire-Touched
Lips"; 7:4S, !"The Dead Letter Office of In
effectual Prayer." . .. . .
Atkinson Memorial E. 29th and Everett.
Rev. K. E. Flint. 11, "A Double Life": 7:45.
"The Entrance of Corruption Into the Firat
Social Order of God's Creation."
Highland -E. 6th and Prvacott. , Bav. Edward
ConstanU 11. "Nature Viewed as an Aid to the
RpinUiM Life": -7:45. "The Contrast Between
Man's Ballot and God's Choice."
- Waverleigh Heights E. 32d and Woodward.
Rev. Oliver P. Avery. 11, "The Cry of a Soul
for God"; 8, "In the First Photograph Gal
lery." .. , .. : . .-
Laurelwood 45th ave. and 65th St- S. - E.
Mrs. Alice M. Handsaker. 11. 7:80.
Pilgrim-1 Missouri and Shaver. ' Rev. Robert
Murray Pratt - 11, "My Spiritual Pilgrimage.'
1 University Para Haven and Lombard Rev.
O H. Johnston. 10:30. 7 JO.
Finnish Mason and Albina. : atav. A A
Hariu. 6 and 8 p. m.
St. Johns 8. lvanhoe and Richmond Rev,
W. L. Upshsw. 11, 7 AO.
Danish-Norwegian E. 23d and Sumner
Rev. Ole Totgeasen. 11, 7:80.
First German E. 7th and 8Unton Rev.
George Zocher. 11. 7:80. , i
Second German E. 8th and Skidmore Bar.
Henry Hngeigana 11. 7:30
Zioo German E. 9th .and Fremont Bar.. J.
H. .Hoop. 11. 7:30.
- Dunkard
Church of the Brethren Bnrthwfck and Braf
card Rev. George CL CarL 11.
Cpleoepal
Pro-Cathedral of St Stephen the Martyr
Rt Rev. W. T. Sumner, bishop: Very Rev. R.
T. T. Hicks, dean. - 11, address by Professor
Lutkin: 7:45. nrearhing by Dean Hicks.
Trinity 19th and. Everett. Rev. A. A. Mor
rison. - 8. 11. -. ' '
St. Davids E. 12th and Belmont. Rev.
Tbnman Jenkin.i. rector. 7:80. 9:30. 11. 7:30.
St. Marks 21st and Marshall Rev. J. G.
Hatton. 7:30. 11. 7:45; daily. 7:30 a.: m.
St. Andrews Hereford St., Plymouth Aroh
Deaeon Chamberx in charge. ; 9, 11. 7:30.
Grace Memorial E. 17 th and Weidlar Bev.
Oswsrd W. Tsylor. 8. 11.
Good Shepnerd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawson. 11, 8. i ,
St. Michael - and All Angela E. 4Sd and
Broadway Re.- F, T. Bowent vicar. ;.. 8, 10, 11.
Church of Our Savior 60th ave. and 41st
St. 8. E. ltev. E. H. Clark,, vicar. , 7:80. 11.
Bishop Morris Memorial Good Samantan
hospital Rev. Frederick K Howard. 7. 9:80.
St Pauls Woodmen Rev. Osward W. Tay
lor, - 4. ' - ,
All Saints 25th and Barter Rev. Frederick
K, Howard. , 10, 11.
St.- Johns Memorial E. 15th and Harney,
Sellwood. Kev, 11. Chirk In charge. - 11. 7.80.
St- Matthews Cerbett and bancrof t Ker.
W. A. M. Brack, vicar. lO. 11. . - "
-:' f T Evaneallcat 7:'s'
First E".' 6th and Market" 1 Rev. : Earn
Maurer. 11.7:30., -
Clay Street 10th and ' Clay. Bev. ; Jacob
Stocker. 10:45. "Perception of God": 8. "The
Question of Samuel-to Jesse: 'Are These Alt
Try Children?' "
Lents Rev." F. B. Culver If, preaching by
Rev. Ezra Maurer; 8, preaching by C. L. Schus
ter. -
Swedbh Tabernacle N. 17th and Glisan
Bev. J. C. Ledin. 11.7:80.
. Free,. Mathodtst
Ceutral East 65 th and Flanders Rev. E. L
Harrington. 11. 7 :30.
Fir t E. 9th and Mill. Bev. W. J. Johnston.
11, 7:45. ' ,
Alberta E. 80th and Wygant Bev. 8. L.
Bnnu. 11. 7:45.
at. JwAmi K. KlchmorMl and Hndsnn Ifeil
K. D. Itlackmaa. 11 7 -.80. ,
- Lents Rev. S. H. Upton, aoting
3:30, 8:80...,
i . Frleode .
First E. 85 th and Main Key.
Oox. II. 7:48. -
Second -E. 92d and 61st ava Kev Loraaa
M. Terrell. 11. 7.
West Piedmont Borthwlck aad Jersey Key.
Carey Jessupp. 11, 8. 'rwr-an.
.- - Jewish '
Congregation Beth Israel 1 2th and Main
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Reform Synagogue.
Service Friday' 8 p. tn.. Saturday 10:80 a m.
Congregation Ahavai 8 solum Park and Clay
eta. Rabbi R. Abrahamson, - Friday, 8 a. av:
Saturday. 8:30... a., m. -
Congregation Nevab Zedeck Talmud Torah
6th and Hall Rev. ; Abraham L Roseneranta
Friday, 8 p. so.; Saturday. 9am.: Sunday,-19
a. n, Beligums scboot. ,
utter Day talntt ,
Church of Jesns Christ of Latter Day Saints
E. 26th and Madison He her C. I Tenon,
mission president. 1(1. 0:30.. - -
. tvutneran
St. Jsaaen W. Park and Jefferson Bav.
William E. Brinkmao. - 11.-7:80.
OUR FATHER
BROADWAY AT YAMHILL
kurches and foung peoples Societies
the pastorate of the First Free Methodist
church., to succeed the Rev. Samuel J.
Upton. ' Miss Winninah Johnston has
been secured as deaconess. F. A. Miller
has been elected Sunday school supecln
tendent. - - .', -: . ..- . t
' M 7 7 - , . :7 7m7-;
7--T:7: v ' LUTHEBAW ,'. '7l77J;
Sunday Grace Lutheran church cele
brates its annual mission festival. There
will be no services In the - church, all
being transferred to Concordia college.
Twenty-eighth and Holman streets. The
Rev. C. H. Bern hard will speak at 11
a. m. and the Rev. C F. Schulenburg
of Lebanon will preach at 2:30 p. m
The Kev. O. K. Anderson of Woodbum will
occupy the pulpit of Our Saviour'a LntberaB
church Sunday morning, ;: . -
& The , Rev. A. Krause of St. Paul's Lutheran
church has returned from the sy nodical meet
ing in Idaho and will occupy his pulpit Sunday.
s . ' .. METHODIST r
- Bishop Eben S. Johnson, a member of
the Mystic Shrine order, will preach
Sunday morning at Wilbur .Methodist
church In the Multnomah hotel. .A fine
program ' of , music has been prepared.
Bishop Johnson is visiting at -the home
of his osn, .Rev.. W, S. Johnson, at Clats
kanie. He will attend the Shrine festiv
ities during the week. .
Sunday rriKht Bishop Johnson will preach at
the First Methodist church. He is a personal
friend- of ' Dr. Joshua Stanrfield. The pastor
will preach a sermon for Shrtner on Sunday
morning. . , The First Methodist church women
are housing 150 Shriners and their friends, in
the Sunday school temple. , "
' Sunnyside- Masonic lodge will attend Sunny
side Methodist church Sunday evening in a body
to listen to the Rev. W. F. Ineson's sermon on
"Masonry - and -. lis Working Tools." In the
morning an address will be given to Children.
' , The annual Children's day exercises of Wood
lawn Methodist church will be' given Sunday
morning. The Rev. J. H. Irvine haa set aside
the preaching- service for this event. Children
will, be baptised at the conclusion of- the pro
gram. '
Young men's 'and boys day will be observed
Sunday night at Clinton Kelly Memorial M. E.
church. Dr. George B. Pratt will be. the speaker.
Singing will be by young men. .'-
- A Children's day service will be held at the
hour of the Sunday evening service at Mount
Tabor Methodist church. The program is en
titled, "The College Bell. " , ,
A large community meeting Is ' planned for
Lincoln Methodist - church Sunday night, . at
which time Bishop W. O. Shepard and Dr.- E.
C. Hickman will preach. 8pecial - musio will be
famished by the Wilbur church orchestra.
The Kev. Ole Nielsen of Perth Amboy, N. J.,
will have charge of the Sunday evening service
at the First Norwegian-Danish M. K. church,
SERVICES IN
St Pauls E. - 12th and " Clinton Bev. A.
Krauze. 10:80, "The Confewion of Our Sins",
8. "A Day Which Death Cannot Detroy." -
Trinity Mtouri Synod) Williams and
Graham Rev. J. A. Runbach. 10:15 (Ger
man) r 7:30- (English).- - . . -
Church - for Deaf Williams and Graham
Bev. J. AJ Beyer. 2:80.
Our Savior's E. 10th and Grant Rev. M.
A. Christ ensen. 11, (Norwegian) preaching by
Rev. O, K. Anderson.
- Bethlehem Norwegian 14th and Davis Rev.
Wilhelm Pettersen. 11, 8. -
Bethel Evangelical Norwegian' (Free) Wy
gant and Rodney Bev. B. A. Borrevik. 11.
7:45. v - -
Grace (English) E. 24th and Broadway
Rev. C. H. Benihard. Services adjourned to
Concordia college campus. 11, "Inducements for
the Backsliding to Return"; 2 :30. "Importance
of Mieeion Work," by Bev. C F. Schubmburf
of Lebanon.- - ;r ' ', -. . r . - . :
' Bethany Danish Evangelical- TJnlon and Mor
ris Rev. L. P. K jailer. 11. 7:80.
St. Johns -Peninsula and Kilpatxick Bev. L.
Lndwia;. 10:45. 7:30.
Swedish Augustana Stanton and Bodney
Bev. V. G. Ogrea ,10:45. 7:46.
Immanuel 19th and Irving Bev. A An
derson. .- 11, 8.
Portsmouth Lovely and Fortune Bev. A O.
B. Knutsen. , 11, 7:30. -
Eton. Evangelical (Missouri ' Synod) Chap
man and Salmon Bev.: H. H. . aoppelnvana,
:15.- 10:15. 7:45.
Immanuel (Mo. Synod) K. 15th and Leo
Rev. H, - G. Ebtiing. 10, German; 11:15,
English, .
- Jbvsjfaelical Church of tha. Redeemer 18th
aoo Vygant 10. 11.
' Finnish 179 Fargo. Bev. A. Salmlnen. 10;
onday school 7.
lHatheeim Enlseeeel
Carson J Heights Rev. G. 8. Brown.
10,
11, 7. -:, . . . '
Centenary E. 9th and Pine Bev. Frank I
Women. 11. 7:30. -
Central Vancouver and Fargo Reus A. B.
Maclean. .11; 8. .
Clinton ' Kelly E. -40th and Powell Rev.
E. S. Maoe, 11. "Making a Face"; 8, address
oy in. lieorge B. Pratt. ? f
Epworth 6th and Sarier Bev. J. Stanford
Moore, ll, 7:30.
First 12th and Taylor Rev. Joshua S tans-
field- 10:30, "Creed and Deed": 8, preaching
py nisnop oen s. Johnson of Africa.
First Norwegian Ianlih 18tb and Hoyt
Bev. Klia UJerding. 11. "How Do We Know
tne spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error":
8, preaching by Rev.. Ole Nielsen of Perth Am
boy. JScw , Jersey.
Laurelwood E. 83d and Foster. Bav. A. C
Brakenbury. 11, 70 ,
- Lenta 80th and 58th ave. Bev. F. v B.
Sibley. 11. 7:45. -.--
Lincoln E. 6 2d and Lincoln. Bav. F A.
Ginn. 11.7 :30; addresses by Bishop Shephard
ana ut. K. u. nice man...
MontavUla E. oOch ana Pine Bev. Hiram
Gould. 11. 7:80. ,
Mt Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Bev. E. G.
Decker. 11 ."The Voice of God in the Life
of Today j 8, Children a day program.
Patton Alberta and Michigan Bev. George
H. Bennett. 11, 7:80.
Rose City Park E. 58th and Sandy Bev.
D. Lester Fields. 10:30, 7:30.
Sell wood E.- 16th and Tacoma Bev. W.
8. Gordon. 11,. 8.
Sunnyside E. 85tb and Tamhill Rev W.
F. Ineaon. 11, address to children: 7:45.
"Masonry and Its Working Tools."
' St. Johns W. Leartu ana Syracuse Bev.
W. E. Klnster 11. 7:30. j
Swedish Beech . and Borthwlck Bev. Abet
Eklund. 11, 8.
-- University Park Fluke and Lombard Rev
H, T. Atkinson. -11, 7:80. i
Vancouver Avenue Norwegian Danish -Skid-more
and Vancouver Rev. A. Christensen. 11.
Wesleyan E. 53d and Glisan Iter. D. B.
Hampe. 11, 7:45.
. Westmoreland Milwauki and Midway Bav.
XL' 8. Mace. t7:30. -
Wilbur Multnomah hotel Bev. E. C. Hick
man. 10 :80; preaching by -Bishop Eben 8.
Johnson of Africa. "
Woodstock E. 44th and" . Woodstock Bev.
L. C. Poor. 11, 7 :30. i
Wnodlawn E. 10th and Highland Bev. J
H. Irvme. 10:80. Children's-dar exerciaM fol
lowed by baptismal servica: 8, "Livins: V to
.District superintendeTit. Rev. William Wsllsee
Toungsoo, D. Ii.. 891 E. 62d st. N. Tabor 270.
M. B. South
First Union and Multnomah. - Bev. J. W.
Byrd. 11, "The Call for Wholehearted Sexy
ice"; 8, "Counting the Coat." .
' : ' .- Ilaaarene .if --;; '.','7 -
First E. 0th and Weidler
Uttle II. 7:30.
Kev. J. T.
Sellwcod E. 9th and Spokane Rev.- J. a.
BrmgedahL 11, 7-30. -
Brentwood 05th ave. :ad 87th st, flay
C O. Fowler. 11. 7:80. -
Highland Park E. 14th and J arret! Kev.
W. P. Eeebaugh. 11. 8. - .
Sesndinavaan 948 Garfield Bev. Daniel
Hsllsirom, 11, :30.
' ' " - Pi aihyterian
' First 12th and Alder. Dr H. L- Bowman.
Preaching by Ir. John H: Boyd. 10:30, com
munion" :. 7 :4 5. -
Westminster East 17 th and Schuylar. Rev
Edward H. Pence. 10:80. 7:46. -,
Central E. 11th and Pine, Bev. Walter
Harry Nugent. ' 11, ."A House Divided Aaainat
Itself": 8, preaening by Kev. A. R. Bvana.
Calrary 11th and Clay. Bev. Bowrine
Quick. 11, "Endless Being"; ,7:46, yAa Cn
faal;)onable Pattern." - .
Id. Tabor S. 65th end Belmont Bev. Ward
MacUenry, 11, summer eommauion service; 8.
service in charge of Gideona ; .
; . Vemon lttth and Wyirant. 11, 8. "
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarre tt. Bev. J.
Francis Morgan. . lO:30. "This Do, foBowed
by communion : 8, "The Second Mile. " , '
. Fourth First and Gibba. Rev. 'Monroe G.
Evew.tMll,.'Friend!Jiip" 7:SO, "Spiritual
Kenilwortb E. 84th and Gladstone. Bev.
NEW THOUGHT
Visitors Interested tn New Thought
are cordially Invited to the meeting of
HIE REAU7.ATIC:i LEACUE .
The service win be in the Norwegian and Danish
language.
- An invitation to all visitors in the city, espe
cially those from the South, is extended by the
Rev. J. W. Byrd. -to the aerrioea of the Fust
Methodist church South. -
PBE8BYTERIA3T -
Dr. John H. Boyd wilt occupy the pul
pit of the First Presbyterian church for
two more Sunday a . On July 11, the
church expects to welcome) its new pas
tor, the Rev. Harold L. Bowman, T. J.,
from Chicago. Dr. Boyd -will preach
twice Sunday. The quarterly communion
will be observed In the morning. -
Sunday evening tha "Re. Alexander R. Evans,
pastor-etect of Arbor Lodge fresbyterian church
and a friend of Dr. W. H. Nugent, will preach
at Central Presbyterisn church. The chorus
will sing. In the morning the Schubert club
will-sing and Dr, Nugent, will preach.
Suuday services in- Mount Tabor Presbyterian
ehurch will be featured by summer communion
and . reception of members in the morning, and
by a special service conducted by the Okleoa
society in the evening.. - ; .. .
- : Reception of new members, baptism and com
munion will be observed Sunday morning at
medmont Presbyterian church. Dr. J. F. Mor
gan, pastor, will preach at. night. , After the
sddreM a moving picture of an industrial nature,
entitled. "Heads Win," will be shown.
The Rev. L. K. Grimes of Kenilworth Pres
byterisn church reports -that the people in his
community are saving carfare on Sundays and
attending bis church in preference to traveling
19 the downtown . churches as has . been ; their
custom. '-. - "- ' .
The hlirh school Bible clan of Mispah Pres
byterian hurch will picnic at Lake Grove next
Wtalmscday. Mrn. faul Joita or immgeiue,
P. I., will apeak to the Women's Missionary
society at their regular meeting 00 .Tuesday,
'l'U nubir will n reach twice Sunder.
Sunday morning st 11 o'clock the Children'
day exercises ot Millard . Avenue Presbyterian
church will be held, and a sennonett preached
by the Ret. Floyd Dorr is. The Rev. Mr. Dorria
wiu preacu auo at a p. m., . .-
; UNITED BllETHBEIt ,
'. Dr. Byron J. Clark will begin a three
weeks' service or neaitn sermons ounaay
night at the First v United Brethren
church. He announces that the subjects
will be treated in f'the broadest, most
common sense and : Scriptural miner."
it in not hia rjurDose to attack any cult.
sect or religion. Good music will be
furnisr.ea oy tne cnoir. .
Shears for tailors that can be operated
at a. speed of 100 cuts a minute by an
electric motor are a Chlcagoan's in
vention. " t -
PORTLAND
L. K. Grimes. 1I. -The Cords and Stakes
of Life's Tent"; 8. "Two Great Words in th
GhrMian'B Vocabularv."
Hope 78th and Everett Rev. H. E. Gilea
RohI City Dr.. Robert H. Millican. 10:30.8
Forbes Graham and Gantennein. , Rev. Ward
Willis Lone. 11. "The Things of God"; S.
"The Thin5 of Men."
Trinity Virginia and Nebraska. . Bev. , Theo
dore P. Smith. , 11, 7:30t
- Anahe) Rev. F. H. MixselL 11, 8.
Miljard Avenue Rev. W. Lae Gray. 11(
Children's day program; 8, preaching by Rev.
Floyd E. Drerria. -
MarshaU Street 17a and MarahaB Bev. A.
4. Manna. 11.
Mix pah E. 19 th and Division. Rev. D.
Thoniri-jOn. il "The Thinn God Haa PrenarMl
fot HU People "; 7:45. "Things of Heaven in
im oi Tiuntrs of isartn.
Unity E. 71st and Sandy. ' Hev S W,
Seeman. - 11; IdentifloaUon With Christ";
7:80, "Sons of God."v x
Holt Chinese 18.1 H First Rev. Gee Sing
noy. .. j p. m. coool; H. , young people,
- Reformed Ppasbvtarian
First Minnesota and Auuworth Rev. F. D.
rmzer. ... xi, I :ou.
eventli Dav advemtsta
- Note Reeular services ot this denomination
tre neui on seturoay.
Central E. 11th and , Everett ta BL Dick
ion, pastor. 10. 11:16.-
Tabernacle th and Montgomery G. W.
Pettit, minister. 10. 11.
MonUvilla . 80th and Everett J. A Ger
bart. 10. 11.
Lents 94th st. and 88th ava W. D. Huat-
ingroa 10, ii.
. St.. Johns Central ava. end ' Charleston
A R. FrJAenHerg. 10. 11.
Albinm Skidmore and Mallory Elder M. H.
Wentland.. 10, 11.
Scandinavian 62d st, and 89th ave. Eider
v a. Lea. 10. ll.
Salvation" Arm
Corps No. 1243 Ash at AdJuUnt Henry
B. Coaens. 11. 8 :1. V. 8.
Corps No. 4 r8 H lsb Ensign Jessie Miliar
and fenvoy Mrs. XTpton. 11. 1:30. 8. 8. 8.
Owedenborglan
' New .Church Society 331 Jefferson. Bar,
William it. Reece. 10:30.
Unitarian
Church of Our Fsthei Broadway and Yam
hill. Rev, W. C. Eliot Jr. 11. "Three In
centives to a Right Lire.'
, United Brethren -
Confeience superintendent Rev. G. E. Mo-
IMnshl. .--
First E. 15th and Morrison. Bev. Byron J
Clark. 10:30, "Old Faahkmed Behgion"; 7:30,
' Mow to aeep Well.
Second E. 27 th and Sumner. Rev. Ira
Hawley. 11, "Wicked Revealed"; 7:80. "We
Are Commanded to - Withdraw From tha Dis
orderly.
Third 87th at. and 82d sra.-S. EL Rev. XL O.
Shepherd. 11. anniversary and baptismal serv
ice : 7:30. evangelistic sermon. -
Fourth Tremont. Bev. C. P. B lane hard.
11. 7:30.
Clove rdale 448 Jeasup. Bev. Walter Beyn-
oios. iu, :so. 7 :so.
United Kvanoelloaf
Pint E. lth and Poplar Bev.' j;. A
Goode. : 11, .8.
Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Gay
Bev. H. H. Farnliam. 11, 8.
SL Johns Rv. A. P. Laytoa- 11. 7:80.
'United rresbytertan
First E. 87 th and HawtborrM Bev. H. F.
Given. 1 1. 7 :80.
Church of the Strangers Grand and Wasco.
Bev. S, Earl Du Boia. 10:30, "Five Men and
Deathless Fame ; 8, -Marvelous Ignorance."
Kenton 120 W. Lombard. Bev. George ft. I
Taylor. 11. "The Church Is His Bride"; 8.
"Goepel Hungry Folks Are Waiting."
Miseellaneous
Christian and Missionary Alliance E. 9th
and Clay Rev. John E. Fee. 10. 11, 7:80.
Realisation League 148 18th, Rev. Edward
Mills. 11, "Sensitiveness and Its Great Value."
Christ aderphian 021 B. Waahingtoa 10:80.
Church of God 868 Failing Harry Keal
11.-7:80. -
(ioapei Han E. 79th and Stark. 11, 7:36.
Men's Resort 4tb and Bnrmirte Bev. Levi
Johnson, superintendent. 8.
- Divine ' Science Portland hotel. f. M.
Minard. Servicee at Wilbur Reet Room. 804 E.
48th t. N., tbia Sunday. 11, "God Abundant
Love."
Pentecostal First aad Washington Rev.
Will C Trotter. 11. 8. 7:80. Daily, 7:80.
Glad Tidings (Pentecostal Mission) 246 14
1st. 2. 3. 70. -
Pentocostal 147 M First. George B. Far
row. . 8. .- ,
- Pentecostal 210 Taaahffl 3:80,
aVsUy. 7:30.
Christiao Assembly E. 20th and Aakeny
Pastor. A, W. Smith. 11, 2:45, 7:46.
- Volunteers of America-224 Burnskle. Even
logs except Monday at 8; Sunday, 8, 8. -
Portland ' Ecclesia (Christadelphian) 1697
Belmont George H. Tilling, secretaryi 11.
I'eniel Mission 268 H Alder. 4, 8; daily, 8.
Church of Christ E. 79th and Gliaan. n.
: First SpirHualiat E, 7th . and "--rsltnj 8
7:4 5. - - '
First Spiritual Science 129 dtb at, Bev.
Max Hoffman. 8." 8, address by Mrs. M. E.
Smithv - , .
International Bible Students W. O. V7,
temple. 11th and Alder. 8, 8.
Chorch . of Christ Av 82d and 90th ava
13. 11. 7:80. , ,
T. U. C A. Sixth and Taylor. ' 8.
- Chorch of Divine Truth 418 Central -vuBd-tas-
Nettie Taylor Kloh. -11.
EAST SIDE
BAPTIST CHURCH
- - CORHf E. Z0TH AND SALMON. :
(Cast Morrison and Hawthorne Cars) :
11 A. M.
"Faith and Quietness"
7:48 P. M.
' "The Finest Regalia in
Portland" -
TBMSas6r4iBiJ by A
Rev, M. T. CASH, Aaseeeate Paetaav
l?istihftator12)ill
Bed icate urcn
Formal dedicatory 1 eirvlcee for the
new St. Johns Christian church will be
held Sunday. The Rev. . Percy George
Cross of Charlotte, N. C, will preach
the dedicatory sermon at 3 p. m. and
also the regular sermons at 11 a. m.
and S p. m. The pastor of the church is
Lr. Herbert F. Jones. Pr. Jones came
to the SL Johns Christian church about
six years ago. - Since that time the con
gregation outgrew the ok building.' The
new edifice is of frame conatructure,
built on the mission tyle, - and cost
$12,000. It will seat 0 persons. Mrs.
Cross will give the sneclal music.
' - -v V.7S?'?;.ivv.
Million Raised for
Judaism in' America
- . . . . ..........
One million dollars Wa been raised
since the Passover by the. Union of
American Hebrew congregations for the
;urp6se of insuring survival of Judaism
lo America. . This , announcement was
made by Manny Strati of Cincinnati,
chairman of the advisory committee,
Tots sum, payable m 10 years, was given
In the form of pledges lV. Jews from all
walks throughout the United States. The
fund Js to enable the fulfilment of elab
orate plans mapped o' in 'connection
with the orranisation'M 10-vear pro
gram of expansion. . .The financial goal
i - 83,500,000. The success -of the move
ment is attributed largely, to the active
isitersst taaen c r wewiia yuuiis pbuiiib,
. WIU Speak on Honesty
Cllve M. Sals, state j social service
superintendent of the Oregon . Christian
Endeavor -union, will 'Address the San
Orae! society of the Frst Presbyterian
church Sunday night. Salss recently, re
turned from San Francisco, where he
took a special course at a theological
seminary. He will speak on "Honesty,
- - -o r : -
Church Concert Announced
A musical program wil,! be given at
the Augustana Lutheran church Sunday
evening, June 2d The church chorus.
under - the direction -of Charles : S wen-
son, will sing two anthems and vocal
solos will be given by Mra -La Vada
Cohn, J. E. Wallin and Mies Olga John
eon. . There will be a piano solo by Miss
Edith Almqulst and - a violin solo by
David Tamken. ,.
Meeting Place'Changed
Owing to the crowded condition of
the - Hotel Portland the First Divine
Science church will adjourn their serv
ices Sunday from the hotel to the "Wll
bur Rest Home." 394 past Forty-eighth
street, north.. The Rev. T. M. Minard,
Pastor, will preach at It a. m.
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH
MTU ASB T1.TXOB
RpV. JOSHUA STAN 3FIELD, D. D.
.- v Pastor j' '
PUBLIO WORSHIP 10:80 A. 84-, g p. pa,
8UNDAV 80HOOL 12:18 NOOfl
CPWORTH LKAOU700 P.M.
DR. STANi'IELD
WILL PREACH IN THij MORPIIHO Off
. "CREED AND DEED" .
IM THE EVKMINayy t O'CLOCK . '
BISHOP EBEN S-,-JOHNSON
of AFRICA wlf i preach.
8PCCIAL' MUSIO BY QUARTET AND
CHORUS CHOIR v .
SHRINERS - AND VISITORS SPECIALLY
INVITE) -.
Welcome Suriners!
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
SOUTH
UNION AVE. end MULTNOMAH ST.
, Invites Too to Iti Services, w
11 A. M.t- ..
THK CALL FOR WHOLE HEARTED
- - SERVICE ' .
. 8:00 P.' M.I OOUNTlN-a THE COST
J. W. BYRD, Pstor
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
PARK A3fl, M4.BISOX STREETS
11:00 A. M Dr, A. J. ; Sullens, Praaefiae.
"The Church in the World
Reconstruction"
7tB P. M. Or. W. T. McKiveen, PrasjeW.
"Losing la Finding"
TRAN0ER8 HEARTILY WELCOME.
t
i
r
FEDERATION OF
CHURCHES HOLDS
AfJilUAL WiEETliiG
Tha Portland Federation of
Churches belt its first annual meet
ins; last Monday night in the First
Methodist Episcopal church, Dr,
Joshua Stansfleld, president, pre
sided and presented the report of
the . year's work. - V '
The election of officers for the new
year resulted as follows:- -President,
Walter 1 Whltcomb ; vice presidents.
Right: Rev. W T. Sumner and James F.
Ewlng ; recording secretary, Robert M.
TutUe; treasurer. Grant Phegley; chair
man department of evangelism, )pr. Kd
ward IL Pence "chairman department of
social and industrial betterment, Nor
man F. Coleman? chairman department
of religious education, James F. Ewlng ;
chairman department of survey and
interchurch world movement, A. It.
Averlll ; chairman department of pub
licity, Fred . Lockley ; chairman finan
cial appeals,' charity and philanthropy,
Dr. "W. W. Youngson v executive commit
tee, Emerson B. Clark, Louis V. Lund
berg, . 8amuel I Conner. Hubert A.
Goode, John A, Hammond, Rodney L,
Glisan, Cornelius Toneeth ; honorary
member.-Dr. Joshua Stansfleld. -
The report of the executive commit
tee for the past year showed decided
activity in the work of the departments
of evangelism, eoclal and industrial bet
terment, religious education and survey
and Interchurch .world movement. The
report of the treasurer showed that 61
of Portland' churches had made the
life of the federation possible by their
financial support, and that other
churches are reporting their desire to
cooperate, as the work of the federation
proves itself to be of value in the city.
The meeting by unanimous action in
dorsed the . plan of the Interchurch
world movement for a completion of its
financial campaign.
. The executive- committee was In
structed to use all possible assistance
to raise a budget of $6000 for the work
of the next year.
One of the -actions taken was the
adoption of a statement on comity, This
plan invites all communions in the city
before the establishment of any neiT
church enterprises within the city limits
to lay the plans before the comity de
partment of the federation with the
hope - that by united action they may
prevent In the future any posulble over
lapping and overlooking in the location
of new churches.
The BATTLE of
ARMAGEDDOiJ
YET TO COME
! YOU SHOULD HEAR i
E SEXTON
AT LOS ANGELES
SPEAKER FOR THE INTERNA
TIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS'
ASSOCIATION
SUNDAY, JUNE 208 P, M.
Scriptural proof thif the time of
trouble, preceding; t,he restitution
of all things back to Edenic per
fection, is necessary for the ex
perience of mankind so as to in
sure the everlasting peace soon
to be ushered In.
W. O. W. TER1PLE
llti, St., Bet. Wash, and Alder
YOU ARE "WELCOMZ
SEATS FREE NO COLLECTION
First SPIRITUALIST
CHURCH
East Seventh and Hasaalo SU.
Services at 3 P. M.- Short address
by MR. C. M, CONDIT and others.
Even in r Services at 7(45 Lecture
by MRS. LOUISE BROWN of Kan
sas City, Mo., following with J
Messages. Soloist by MISS FISH
BURN and LESTER DAVIS.
COMIN
G
THE TOTET PKHalAJT
EVAUtLIST
ANDREW D.
URSHAN
.. At Columbia Hall
SECOJTTI ASJt OAK HTEEET8
rOiiTlAJfU, Oit.
From July 4th to 31st,
Every Evenins at 8 o'clocl;
(Except Sat. and Mori.)
Sun. and Wed. at 3 P. M.
H was 8 times Providentially de
livered from the Creel 'Jerks darlna
the recent war. Brother Irihan
preacbes a Pall Gospel la tha- tower
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