THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
PORTLAND, OREGON.
14
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921.
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SUCCESS ATTENDS
OPENING WEEK OF
SOU SESSION
Religious instruction has proven a
popular substitute fpr "readin wrlt
in and rithmetic." with the child
of Portland, acordlng to reports
from the dally vacation Bible schools
operating In various sections of the
city. With the school doors clsed
for the summer, the-chlldren seem to
welcome the open door of the church.
The Centenary-Wilbur Methodist va
cation Bible school oned last Monday
with an enthusiastic group of children
clamoring to bo- enrolled. The attend
ance has not taxed the capacity of the
church, but excellent results are report
ed. The recess period, which Is so pop
ular In the public school, is a side Issue
in this school, for the children, must fin
; Ish making1 cradles such as the baby
Moses slept In, or a model of the Inn at
Bethlehem. Primary and Junior work is
being; carried on extensively.
TEACHERS TO BE ENTERTAINED
i Features of next week's sessions will
be a musical on Wednesday by Professor
and Mrs. J. MacMillan Muir and a talk
by Miss Jennie Smith, a returned mis
sionary from India, on Friday.- The
teaching staff of 12, all volunteers, will
be entertained Thursday aftar school at
the Oregon Yacht club by Mrs. Lydla
Niete. Ko charge is made for the
school. " '
District No. 9 ochool opened Tuesday
at the Arleta public school building with
a i registration of 315, and promises: to
come close to the 500 mark before the
expiration of the term. Mount Scott
churches between Annabel and Flrland
are co-operating in this school. Mrs. J.
J. Handsaker is principals
i Rose City Park Methodist people look
for a doubled attendance at their school
next week which runs from 9 to 11 a. m.
daily. Dr. W. W. Huett Is pastor of the
church.
DEACONESSES HAVE SCHOOLS
Methodist deaconesses are conducting
two successful schools at the Central
Methodist church and at Friendly Cen
ter mission in Albina. Forty s children
are registered at the church and SO at
the mission.
One of xthe large east side schools Is
to open' Monday at, the United. Presby
terian Church of the Stranger, to which
all Irvlngton children have been invited.
Westminster Presbyterian and the First
Methodist ' church. South, are cd-operat-ing.
A. F. Bittner will be principal. The
school is for children between 5 and 14
years. : The school will run each day,
except Saturday and Sunday, from 9 to
12 for the next two weeks.
Hope Presbyterian church in Monta
villa will provide a Bible school Monday
for the children of that section of the
city. The 'school will continue for sev
eral weeks. .
St. Pauls Lutheran church will open
Its summer school Monday at ft a. m.
and hold sessions each school day until
FirstPRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
' 12TH AND ALDER STB.
Harold Leonard Bowman
MINISTER
10:30 A. M.
ft
Doves' Wings and
. Eagles'"
7:30 P. M.
MEMORIAL SERVICE OF THE
ODD FELLOWS .
"Carry On"
CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
EAST 13TH AND PINE
WALTER HENRY NUGENT. D.O.,
. Minister
11 A. M. MORNINO SERVICES
DR. ARTHUR E. HOLT
of Boston, Mass., a Social Service Secretary,
will present st - this service. :
It
The Church and Industry
9:46 SUNDAY SCHOOL
Bring the Children to See the
Beautiful Pictures.
P. M. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
"The Passion Play"
Y .
DR. J. M. WILKINSON
EXCELLENT MUSIC AT BOTH SERVICES
COME - -
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'Wm
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ENJOY TWO GREAT SERVICES AT THE CHURCH
OF THE ELECTRIC SIGN
s45 A. M.
CHURCH SCHOOL
It A. M.
DR. MeELVEEN Preaches
"The Tolerance
of Chris tianity"
$.$ P. M.
ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES
7j8 P. M Organ Recital.'
Sntlustrial jHeet to
Pe Conducted J3y
Cnurcn Jfed eration
Dr. Worth M. Tippy, of New York,
executive secretary, of -the ; commission
on social service of the -.Federal Council'
of Churches of Christ in America s Miss
Clara I." Taylor, field secretary of the
Northwest department of the Interna
tional Young Women's Christian As
sociation, and Dr. Arthur E. Holt of
Boston, secretary of the social service
department of the Congregational Edu
cational society, have been brought to
Portland by the chuich -federation to
conduct an industrial conference.
- Dr. Hold and Dr. I Tippy have been
conducting industrial conferences in
large Eastern cfctles. , ;..
Sunday morning Dr. Tippy will speak
In Sunnyside i Methodist church and Dr.
Holt at . Central Presbytertan church.
Sunday night Dr. Tippy will preach at
the First Methodist church and Dr. Holt
at the First Congregational , church.
Monday at 10 a- m. a conference will
be held at the Y. M. C. A. on "The
Church and Industry, to which all
ministers and laymen are invited. Mon
day noon Dr Holt and Dr. Tippy will
address the I members' forum of the
Chamber of Commerce and Monday
night will be the speakers before the
Central Labor council. .
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Rector Jenkins Is
Prevailed Upon Not
. To Leave St. David's
Following a special ineeting of the ves
try of St Davids Episcopal church Fri
day night, at which Bishop W. T. Sum
ner was present, announcement was made
that the Re vj Thomas Jenkins had re
considered his resignation from parish
work and would not leave for mission
work in Alaska July- 1. -
The Rev. Mr. ' Jenkins had been made
archdeacon of Alaska to' assist the Right
Rev. : Rowe, ' bishop of . Alaska. Quick
action by the vestry .was necessary as
the .rector had packed some, of his
books!, which were to; leave soon.' The
vestry granted the rector a two months'
vacation, ; during which time he may
visit Alaska and do mission work, re
turning about September 1. Bishop Sum
ner will fill St. Davids pulpit on July 3
and on the following seven Sundays
other mfaisters will be secured.
FoFmaljannouncement of the vestry's
action w11 be made Sunday at the 11
o'clock iervice by Dr. S. ; E. Josephl,
senior warden. 2.t the meeting Friday
night Bishop Sumner ' complimented the
rector on his record at St. Davids parish
and expressed the belief that It would
hhve been a difficult task for the vestry
to have filled the vacancy. Appeals from
the bishop, parishioners and friends out
side the church caused the rector to re
consider his resignation.
Degree
Conferred
On Rev. Henry White
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The honorary degree of doctor of di
vinity was conferred upon : the Rev.
Henry White, pastor of the Millard Av
enue Presbyterian church, by his alma
mater on June 15 Dr. White has re
turned from Lake Forest college at Lake
Forest. 111., and will occupy his pulpit
Sunday. In addition to having the de
gree conf erred,i Dr. White was honored
by being asked to preach the bacca
laureate sermon at the commencement
exercises. After-graduation from Lake
Forest college Dr. White served the
Presbyterian church in Siam for 17
years, during which time he was head of
the- theological seminary at Chung Mel.
Tuesday evening Dr. White was ten
dered an Informal reception at the home
of Miss A. E. Hollingworth, when mem
bers Of the church congratulated him
upon his recent honor. ' "
Speakers' Bureau Is
Covering Wide Field
The speaker's -bureau of the laymen's
association of the Oregon conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church. Is fill
ing a long felt need - in church work.
Under the direction of L. D. Mahone,
secretary, prominent laymen who spe
cialize in certain lines of church work,
are sent to smaller churches throughout
the conference on Sundays to give lec
tures and conduct classes in their spe
cial line. Logging camps are also vis
ited, .where young, men are persuaded to
give up the idea of making money and
to return to school and , complete their
education. Special ' attention - is also
being paid to churches where the young
people's societies are weak. Methodist
churches in the Oregon conference desir
ing a "visit from a member of this com
mittee should:, send . tbeir request to
L. D. Mahone. 402 Panama building,
Portland. j ' , v , '
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Dr. Eliot t Speak ,
The Rev. William G. Eliot will speak
on the question. "Does the End Justify
the Means?" Sunday - morning at the
Church of Our Father. The church
school has been closed for the summer.
I New Christian Church
The i Portland i society of the New
Christian church (Swedenborgian) will
hold its closing summer service Sunday
in the assembly room of the Hotel Port
land. Following the sermon the Lord's
supper will be served by the Rev. Wil
liam R. Reece. The society will re
convene In September.
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PARK AND MADISON STREETS
Broadway and LI Cars to Block of Church
:4a f. Mj Special musical
service Solos, quartets and
choruses by big chorus of
thirty-five voices. Dr. Mc
Klveen answers two ques
tions r First. Are Ameri
cana as wasteful and in
efficient as Mr. Hoover de
clares? Second, Why did
the t American Federation
of Labor vote for the gov
ernment ownership of rail
' roads ?
1000 SEATS FREE
important ews
Increased .attendance has : been
shown at the Moody Bible. Institute
classes throughout the city since the
study of the book of Ephesians was
started by Dr. B. B. Sutcllffe. Inter
est is also noted in the exposition of
the Sunday school lessons given Fri
day evenings. The appointments for
Dr. Sutcliffe for next week are; Mon
day evening at G.lencoe Baptist
church, ; Wednesday ; afternoon at
Westminster Presbyterian, Thursday
evening at Vernon Presbyterian and
Friday evening at 7:15 and 8:15 at
the White Temple. - "
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BAPTIST
The Swedish Baptists of Oregon have
been holding their annual conference! at
the Swedish Baptist "church in this citv
luring the past few days. The sessions
wm close - tomorrow with an all-day
meeting starting at 10:15 a. m. with a
song and preyer service led by J. Sam
ueleon of Canby, followed by an address
by Rev." A. J. Stromana of Seattle. The
Sunday school session at 11:45 will be
followed by dinner served at 1 p. m.
The afternoon seadon will commence at 2:45
o'clock, when ReT. C. G. Seott will conduct the
none service. Four brief addresses will be eiven,
by C. P. Holt of Deep Creek, Hev. E. Bjorquist
of Warren. Bev. Andrew Johnson of Haley and
Rer. Mr: Ottomans. At the ermine aesaion the
choir will render a special musical program fol
lowed by Ker. Mr. 8 Woman. While the con
ference will close Sunday nielit, Kei. A. J. 8tro
mans will remain during next week and will
assist the pastor, Rer. T. J. Sjolander.' in speciaJ
reiTals meetincs Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday erenines.
At the First Baptist church Sunday Dr.
George Jt. leigh of i'hoenu, Arix., will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening. The
Temple quartet will sing at both services. The
Sunday scHool, with classes for all ages, meets
at 9. '43 a. m A chorus choir ia being formed,
which all young people are inrited to join. He
liearsala are held every Sunday afternoon at 5:30.
Tbet pulpit of the Kast Side Baptist church
will be supplied (Sunday by Dr. George H.
Young, director of religious education for Ore
gon under the Baptut state convention. The
liastor. Dr. W. B. Hinson, who ia attending the
Northern Baptist convention at Des 11 oines.
Iowa, will preach the annual sermon at the
convention Sunday, returning to occupy his own
pulpit next Sunday. . TbV young people will
conduct the service at the Mann home Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Next Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock the Women's society will hold
its annual reception at the home of Mrs. Martha
Doerenbecher at Milwaukie. s
Sunday morning Rev. R. E. Close will deliver
a mc&aaje at the Third Baptist church titat will
deal with the cause of and remedy for the
restlessness of the day. The evening discourse
will be the second in series on "The Weill of
Scripture'' . 4 1 ... ; '
"Sowing the Tares" will b the subject of
DIRECTORY
Fifth Sunday After Trinity
Uniform Sunday School Lesson
Review; "The Church, Triumphant." Rev.
Golden Text "He shall dwell with them, and
they shall be His peoples." Her. 21:3.
Young People's Topics
Baptist Union -"ChoosinB a. Life Work: What
Are the Guiding Principles'" 2 Tim. 2:1-26.
Christian Kndeavor "Men and Women, Who
Should ln-pir Us." Hib. 11:32-40; 12:1-3.
Epworth League "Men and women vino
Should Inspire Us." Heb. 11:32-40; 12:1-2.
Baptist
First White Temple. 12th f and Taylor.
Preaching by Dr. George M. Lehigh. 11,
Spiritual Health"; 8, "The Great Boast."
fcat Side K. 20th and Salmon. Lr. W. B.
Hinson. 1-reachinz by Ur. Georse 11. Young.
11, "The Teaching of Genesis Centers in Christ";
7 :45. "God's 'Anree Creations."
Third Vancouver and Knott. - Iter. R. E.
Close. 11, "The Message of Jesua for Today";
8, "Tlia Btrange Jieeting at the Well."
Arleta lath ave. and 64th st. B. E. Bev.
Owen T. Day. 11. "-Sowing, the Taxes' ; ,
"Grit and Backbone. - : '
Calvary . bui ana Grant. , tev. d. &.
Thorns. 11, 8. -Si
Glneo E. 4Sth and Main. ' Rev. W. B.
Stewart. 11, "The Mystery of Trouble": 8.
BaUwood Dathany iter. W. Ml Hmi 11.
7 :S0. ,
Graces E. T64h and Ash. . Rev. W. H. Tot
liver. 11.7:80. -' . .
awedisii lbth and Hoyt- Rev. T. O. Siolan-
der. tiwcdisb conference session all day. 10:15,
song and praise service and sermon; 11:43, Hun
day school; 1, dinner; 2:45, sermons; 7:3d,
special music and sermon by Uev. A. J. Stonnans
ot beatue. i
St. Johns Chicago and Leonard. 11, 7 :BO.
tii.hi.iwi E. 6th and Alberts Bar. Walter
L. Ituey. 11. 8. - - ;- r
Tabernacle H. 43tn ana wooastocK. 11.
Univeraiiy Park Drew and Fiske. , Her.
Charles A. Davis (supply). 11. 7:30.
Ut. Olivet (colored; Broadway and Kvnatt
Rev. J. W. Anderson. 11, 8.
XUm Swedish E. 6th and Alberta. Rev.
Augnat Olson. 2:S0.
Lnts 88th st. and 0th av. Bav. E. A
Smith. 11, 8. .I.
ilecond (German) Rodney and aiorna. ju?.
F. Uof.inann. 11. 7:80.
CaUtollo f !
Pro-Cathedral 15ih and Cftvis, t . 7:1ft,
8:80. :45. 11. i -
St. Feten Lenta Rev. J. P. ' O'Flynra. 8,
10:80. 7:80.
St. Lawrence 8d and Sherman. Rev. J., GL
Hughes. 0. 8:30. 10 80. 7:30. ; ' '
St. Francis it. 12 to ana mn. jut. i. &
UcNamse. 0. 8. 8:15, 11. 7:44.
Immaculate Heart ot Mary Williams and
Stanton. Rev. W. A. Daly. o. S. S. 11. 7:80.
Holy Rosary E. 3d and Clack! ra is. Kwv.
K. S. Olson. , 7, 8, 9, 11. 7:30.
St. Koa E. 63d and Alameda. I Rev. J.
O'ratrall. 8. 10:30. 4. i
St. Andrews E. Wtb and Alberta, Bar. J.
Kiernart 8, 10:30, 7:30. i
The Madeleine E. 24 th and Siskiyou. : Bev.
George '. Thompson. 7 :3C, , 11.
Ascension K. 76th and XamhiU. Vranciacaa
Tathera. 8, 10:30. 7:30. I
Blessed Sacrament Maryland and Blandensv
Uev. '. W. Black. 8, 10:307:30. I
Holy Croaa -774 Bowdoin. Bev.' CL - Ray
mond. S. 10:30, 7:80.
St. Ignatius 3220 43d st. S. E. ' Jesuit
ratheri. :30. 8. 10:80, J. i
BL Stephens E. 42d and Taylor. ; : Rav.
Warren A. Waitt. 6, 8, :1S, 11, 7 '80.
Holy Redeemer Vortland blvd. and Vaav
ouver ave. Rev. William. J. Uevine. , 8,
10:30. 7:80. - t '
St. Philip Nert (Fanllst Fathars) K. ' 16th
and Hickory. Rev. M. L. Ferry. ! 6, 8:30.
10:3U. s I , i 1 -
St. Clements 3. Smith av. and Wewto.
Servit Fathers. 0. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
Sacred Heart E. 11th and Center. Bav. W.
Gregory. 8, 10:30. 7:30. i
St. Agatha E. 15th and Nehaleoa. Bev. i.
Cemmlaky. 8. 10:30. 7:30. i j
St. Stanislaus (Polish) Maryland t and Fai)
mg. Rev. F. Matthew. 8. 10 :30. 7 :30.
SU Joseph (German) 16th and . Cuuch,
Rev. Frouin Eppea. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
St. Michael (Italian) 1th and Mill. Bev.
M. Baleatra. 8:30. 10:30. 7:30.
St. Claires Capitol HiiL Father Ateyatn.
0. F.'M. 7:15. :15. f
St. Charles E. 8 3d and Alberta, f Bar. M
WaUae. 8, 10:30.
AU Ssinu E. 89th and GliaaaJ Bev.
Father William Ctonin. 8. 10:80. i
St Patrick 19th and Saner. Rev. Charles
M. Smith. Masses. 7:30. , 10:30, 7:45
St. BirgitU's chapel JLinnton-Glen Harbor.
(Attended from St. Patricks). a. m.
Our Lady of Sorrows E. 52d and Wood
stock. Rev. G. C. Falln. 8. 10:45, 4 JO. -
St. Anthony's Chapel 7022 45th aM. Rev.
O. C. Fallu. 9 a. m. i )- :
Holy Family Chapel E. 87th and Bex. Bev.
O. U. FaUu. 9:45. 7:45. , ; -: i -
i . ' Ctwletlan " . ' !":.'
First Park and Columbia. Rev. Harold H.
Griffis. 11, "The Jaundice of the Soul"; 7:45,
"The Power of the Cross" and baptismal service.
Kan Side E. I2tn and Taylor Uev. .Norman
F. Johnson.' 11, "Serving God"; 8, "Confessing
Christ." . .
-Church of Christ Rodney and Knott. Rev.
Joseph Boyd. 11, "Harmony in Action"; 8,
"The Element of Adventure in Religion." '
Monta villa E. 7th and Glisaa. Rer. Car
roll C Roberta. 11, 7:30. j
Kern - Park Rev. F. .H. Ghormley. 11,
7:30. i
St. Johns Central and Oswego. Bav. Her
bert Jones. 11, 8. . i
Tabernacle E. 2th and Alberta, j Rer. R.
Tibbe Maxey. 11. 7:80. '
Sellwood 569 Tenmo. Rev. J.- R, Johnson.
11. 7:30. . . . , j
Ctwistlan - Seism
- Lesson subject: "Cbriauan Science."
First lth and Everett. 11. .
Second K. 6th and Holladay. 1 1, 8.
Third E. 12th and Salmon. 11, 8.
Fourth Vancouver and Emerson. 1J, 8.
Fifth 6 2d and 42d ave. S. E. 11.
Sixth Masonic temple. 868 XamhilL ' 11, S.
Beventb Smith ave. and New York. 1 L
Ail cborcba Wedneadsy. So,.
of ortiantTs Churches and footing
Rev. Owen T. Day at the Arleta Baptist church
Sunday morning. At 8 p. m. he will speak on
"i;rit and Backbone." Election of B. Y. P. V.
officers wiU be held Tuesday night in the church.
The election- will mark the end - of a friendly
"political" campaign which haa been of interest
during the past month. ...
chAistiax
In his sermon Sunday morning at the
First Christian church, Rev. Harold H.
GrifXis will deal with what he considers
the one great universal vice, having for
his specific topic "The Jaundice or the
Soul." A special olea will be made for
the enlistment of the members in send
ing personal messages to Oregon con
gressmen to take action in the tragedy
of the Near Kast. i
In the evening the ordinance ' of Christian
baptism will be administered and the pastor will
discuss the recital, "The Sign of 'the Cross,'.'
given last Sunday evening by Ben Scovell. The
music for these services will be led by the
church quartet and will include the special so
prano number, "With Verdure Clad," from Han
del's "Creation." by Miss Kathryn Knsey, and
the baritone selection ''Beyond the Dawn" (San
derson), by Gus Cramer. ' " .
A program of sacred music under the di
rection of Maude Springer Bowen will precede
the aermon at the Roduey avenue Church of
Christ Sunday night. The choir wiU give the
anthem "How Lovely Are the Messengers." ora
torio St. Paul, and "Gloria in Kxcelsis" from
Moral' "Twelfth Mass,?' . Special numbers will
be a soprano solo by Mrs. U. L. Klausen, se
lections by the male quartet, violin sola "Even
song" (Burratt) by Miss May Englestad.
Rev. Herbert Jones, pastor of the St. Johns
Christian church, was elected Multnomsh county
vice president of the Oregon Christian Missionary
society Wednesday to succeed Rev. S. M. Connor.
Plans were made- for a reception to be given for
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hendricks, who are "to
sail for Japan in August as missionaries of the
United Christian Missionary society. Hendricks
is a Portland boy and the Portland churches
hope to send him as a "living link": that is,
pay. his salary while he is on the field- There
were brief talks by the pastors in the city and
an address by Rev. J. Gordon Bennett on the
task of the church in the city. '
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE '
First Church of Christ. Scientist, of
this city announces a free public lecture
on Christian Science by (Paul Stark
Seeley, C. S. B., of Portland, Or., a mem
ber of the board of lectureship of the
Mother church, the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., Tues
day evening in The. Auditorium at 8
o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
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CONGREGATIONAL
"The Tolerance of Christianity" is Dr.
MclSlveen's topic at the First Congrega
tional church for Sunday morning. This
is his last sermon prior to going on his
vacation. The minister will attend the
National Council of Congregational
churches In Los Angeles the first two
weeks in July and" preach In New Yorkl
OF CHURCH
Congregational
First Park and Madison. Pr. W. T. MeEV i
veen. 11, "The Tolerance of Christianity";!
1 :4 a, address by Dr. Arthur E. Holt of Boston.
Sunnyside K. 82d and Taylor, Dr. J .J.
Staub. 11, "The Christian's Conduct in World
ly Affairs"; 7:45, "In the Hole and Out Again."
Atkinson Memon? K. 2'Jtn and Everett.
Rev. K. E. Flint. 11, "The Survival Kingdom";
7:45. ''Making It Easy to Do Wrong and Hard
to Do Right." ,
Highland E. 6tb and Pre:otfti Rev. Edward
Constant. 11, "The Leading Doctrine of Jesus";
8, Odd Fellows' memorial service.
Waverly Heights K. 82d and Woodward.
Rev. Oliver P. Avery. 11, "The Divina Im
press on Man"; 8, "Religion fbr Ordinary Peo
ple." Laurelwood 45th ave. and 65th st. 8- L
Mrs. Alice M. Handsaker. 10:30, 7:30.
Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. 11.
University park listen and uimoard. Bev.
O H Johnston. 10:80. 7:80.
Finnish Mason and Albina. - Rev. A. A.
Harju. 6 and 8 p. m
St. Johns S. lvanhoe and Richmond. 11,
7:45.
DaDisb-Norwegiaa E. 23d and Sumnar
Bev. Ole Torgeeten. 11, 7:80.
First German Ebeneser E. 7th and Stanton.
Bav. George Zocher. 10:30, 7:30.
Second German E. 8th and K Hi more Rev.
Henry Hagelgasz. 10:30. preaching: by Dr. A.
1. Mullens; 7:30. f
Zioo German E. 9th and Fremont- Bav. J.
H. Hopp. 11. 7:30. ,
Ounkard
Choreh of the Brethren Bortbwlck and Brai
ird Rev. George C CarL 11. 7.
4 ' EPfaeopaJ .
Pro-Catheai of St. Stephens 13th and Clay.
Rt Rv. Walter Taylor. Sumner.- bishop: Vary
Rev. T. T. Hicks. 7:45. 9:45. 11. Morning
prayer and sermon; 7:4o. evening prayer ana
address.
'it jilty 19U, and Everett. Rev. A. A. Mor
rison, rector. 11..
8u Davids E. 12th and Belmont. Rev.
Thomas' Jenkins, rector. 7:30, 11, 7:30.
BL Maras 21t and MannaU. Her. J. G.
Hattonr rector. 7:80. 11,- 7:45.
SU Philip 242. Ku&seU. lo. 11.
St. Andrews Hereford st., Portamoutb. R
John D. Rice. 8. 11. 7:30.
Grace Mesnorlai East 17 th and Weidler.
Rev. O. W. Taylor. 11, 8.
St. Michael and All Angela S. 43d and
Broadway. Ker. F. T. Bowen, vicar. 8, 11.
Cliuron oi Oar Savior doth ave. and 4 1st
at S. E. Bev. John B. McCormick. 10. 11.
Bishop Morrat Memorial Good Samaritan
hospital. Rev. F. K. Howard. 7 and 9:80
a. as.
Su Paula Woodmer Bev. Oswald W. Tay
lor. 4.
St Johns Memorial 15th and Harney, Bell
wood. Rev. John B. McCormicks 8, 10.
U Matthews Corbeu and isancroxr. Rav.
it- ciark, near. 10 and 11 a. m.
Good Suepuerd Vancouver ana Grabs ml
Rev. John Dawson, rector. 7:30, 9:45, 11,
7 :30. . '
Mission at St- Johns Bickner's halL Rev.
John D. Rice, vicar. 2. 3.
su Peters Chapel 1973 E. Stark. 10.
Bt. James Chapel K. 72d su aud 7th ave.
10, 7:30. . ...
Cnapei of the Transfignration E. 50th and
Division. 8 p. m. i
Evangelical
East Market Street E. 6th and Market Bev.
Ezra Maurer. 11, 7:30. -
Clay Stmt 10th and Clay. Ker. Jacob
Stocker. 10:45. "The Privileges of the Believer
in Christ"; 8, "The Beatitudes, the Blessedness
ot Mourning."
Swedish Tabernacle IT. 17th and Glisan.
Rev. J. C. Leader. 11, 7:30.
Lenta Ff B. Culver. 11. 7 :30. !
- west Portuad Multnomah station. ' Rer. Hi
a. Dcueucrmaa. 11, i :50. .
' Fr Method 1st
j janrst E. 9tb and Mill. Kev. W. J. Johassjav
- Central E. 80th and Flanders. Rev. Q
Coper. 11. 7:30.
Alberta E. 30th and WygsnL Rev. 8. U
Bums. 11, 7:45.
- St. Johns E. Richmond and Hudson. Rav
F. R-'Dawsen. 11, 7:30.
Lenta K. vj. H. Blair. 11. 7:30.
' Frin .
First B. 35th and Main.
Cox. 11. 7:45.
Bav. Homer L.
Second E. 92d and lst av. 11. 7:30
Vtest t dmoB Uorthwick anC Jersey. Bar.
Carey Jessup. 11. 8.
Jcwlsrt
Congregatina Beth Israel (Reformed) 12th
and Main. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Of fie 716
Chamber of Commerc bldg. Sabbatn aervicas
Friday at 8 p. m. ani Saturday at 10:30 a. m.
Congregation Ahavai Shalom Park and Clav
ata. Rabbi R. Abrahaaaon. Frioay. 8 p. m.
Saturday. 8:30 a. m.
Congregation Novah Eedek Talmud Torah
and HaU, Rev.tsrshara L RcxaitT
Friday, 8 p. m. . Saturday. 9 a. m. Sunday, 10
;',:'.''. t a-attr Day Saints .
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Samta
IS.- zotn ana ataaison. Herbert C Ivena
mission Dresident lo. 6:80. sversoa.,
Reorganized Church K 76th and Irving
Elder C. E. Jones. 10:45, T:45. rTUls'
': Lutheran ::'
St ' Jsie W. " Park and Jefferson Rav
William EL Brinkmaa. 11. 7:45.
St Paub E. 12th ' and Clinton. Rev. A.
Krause. 10:30, aermon by the Rev. J. B.
Crouch of Lewiston on "Home and Foreign Mis
sions"; 2.. lectures by Rev. Crouch and Rev. J
L Kerpenstem of Cornelius."- . "
Trinity (Misaonn Synod) rtodney and Ivy
Rev. J. R. Rimbach. 10:15. (German) : 7 :30.
(Enghsnl- - '
aurch for Deaf- Rodney and Ivy Rv J.
A. C. Beyer.'. . .
Our Savior'aE. 10th and Grant. Rev. M.
A. Chri- tenen. 1 1, "Chri-t Jesui. First, Last
and Always"; 7:30, special meeting of members.
Bethlehem Norwegian 14 th and Da via Kev.
H. J. Thorpe. 11.
Kvaagatsaal Worwegiaa (rrea) Vfy-
city, Chicago and Minneapolis before he
returns the middle of August. In con
nection with a special musical service
by the chorus and. Quartet. Dr. Arthur
10. Holt of Boston, labor expert of the
Congregational denomination, will give
a brief address Sunda' evening.
The social event of next week for First Con
gregational church folk is the annual picnic of
all the organizations of the church next Wednes
day from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. at Columbia
park, St. Johns. Mrs. H- A. Roberts' class wiU
present a short pageant, "Dreams,", ft the Sun
day school session Sunday morning.
Wednesday evening tne - interdenominational
Bible class will study Revelation vii. Dr. Staub
leading, at the Sunnyside Congregational church.
The Alberta lodge of Odd . Fellows, together
with the BeBekah lodge, will held a memorial
service at the Highland Congregational church
Sunday evening, the address to be given by
Rev. Kdward Constant. Musie win be furnished
by an orchestra composed of Odd Fellows. . All
Odd Fellows and llebekalu invited. Friday eve
ning a young women's, class of the Sunday school
will give a vaudeville entertainment.
. i EPISCOPAL
At St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral holy
communion will be celebrated Sunday at
1:45 a. m. and morning prayer and ser
mon will be at IX. The young people's
society will meet at S p. m. at the Good
Samaritan hospital, where they. will sing
in the wa'jds.
St. PeteV day, June 29, will be , the twenU
eth anniversary of Rev. Thomas Jenkins' ordina
tion' to the priesthood. He lias done 10 yean'
service in the mission field and 10 years in
polish life.
'-.
EVANGELICAL
Rev. Gustaf F. Johnson, pastor of the
Swedish Tabernacle at Minneapolis, will
preach at the Swedish Tabernacle, Sev
enteenth and Glisan streets. Thursday at
7 :45 p. m.
LUTHERAN
Rev. J. B. Crouk, president of the Port
land Lutheran district and a resident of
Lewiston, Idaho, will preach ' Sunday
morning at the mission festival service at
St. Pauls Lutheran church. Lunch will
be served guests in the church during
the noon hour and at 2 p. m. Rev. Mr.
Crouck and Rev. J. H. Kerpenstein of
Cornelius will conduct another service.
The choir will furnish special music The
summer school will open Monday and be
held each day from 9 a. in. to noon.
A special meeting of the members of Our
Savior's Lutheran ohur-rh has been . called for
7:30 p. m. Sunday by the pastor.
A business meeting of the members of Trin
ity Lutheran church (Missouri synod) will be
held Sunday at 2. p. m- in the church.
i METHODIST
The bimonthly communion service of
the First Methodist church will be held
SERVICES IN
5 ant and Rodney-' Rev.
:45.
A. A. Borrevik - 11,
Grara (Enrlinb) E. 24th and Broadway
Rev. C. H. Bernhard. 11; 7:30.
Bethany Danish Evangelical Colon and Mor
ris. Rev. L. P. KjolUr. 10. 11. 7:80.
St John Peninsula and Kilpe trick Rer. I
Ludwig. 10:45. 7:80. . .
" Swedish Augustana Stanton and Rodney
Rev. V. G. Ogrcn. 10:43, 7:45.
Immannel 19th and Irvuig Rev. A. T. An
sa no n. 11.8.
Portsmouth Lovely and Fortune Rav. 8. OL
B. Knutaen. 11. 7:30.
Zloa Evangelical ( Missouri Synod) Chap
aaaa and Salmon Bav. H. H. Koppelmaaa
:H. 10:15, 7:45.
Immanuel (Missouri Synod) E. 1 5th and
Leo Rev. H. C Ebeling. 9:30. 10:30. Ger-
Chhrcn of th Redeemer (English) K. 15th
north and Wygant School 10. aervice 11.
Finnish 179 Fargo. Rev. A. Salminen. 10;
Sunday ichool, 7.
St Mark (Wisconsin" Synod) Matlory and
Bkidmor. Bev. P. Hinderer. 9:80, 10:80;
except on fourth Sundays. 9:30. 2:30.
. matnedlst Episcopal
Centenary-Wilbur E. 9th and Pine Dr.
Frank L. Wemett 11, 7j45.
Central Vancouver and Fargo Rev. A. . K.
Maclean. 11, 8.
Clinton-Kelly E. 40tn and Powell. Rev. K.
S. Mace. ' 11, "Sing a New Song."
Epworth 20th and Aavier. Her. Frank L
Moore. 1 1, "Fine Fellowship and Appealing
Service"; 8, "Earth's Real Kings and Queens."
First 12 th and Taylor. Dr. Joshua Stans
field. . 10:30, communion and sermon on "Medi
tations": 7:45, sacred concert and lecture by Dr.
Worth M. Tipiy of New l'ork.
First Norwegian-Danish -1 Hth a lid Ho;t Re.
C. A. Peterson. 11, "Camping at Elim on Our
Life's Journeys"; 8, sermon by Rev. A. A. Va
reide of Seattle.
, German Rodney and Stanton. Rav. F. A.
Schumann. 10:45. 8.
Hoyt St 16th and Hoyt Rsv. S. E.
HertEier. 11, 7:30.
Laurelwood at. 63d and Foeter. Rav. K. E.
Finley. 11, 7:30.
Lenu 86th 'and 88th av. Rev. F. B.
Sibley. 11, 7:4 5.
Lincoln E. 5 2d and' Lincoln. Rev. W. N.
Byars. 11, "The Way, the Truth and the
Life"; 8, "Lost Opportunity."'
M en ta rills E. ouua and Pin. Rav. F. A.
Ginn. 11, 7:30. ,
Mt. Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Rot. D. JU
Fields. 11. 8.
Patton Alberta and Michigan, Rev. Gaorgi
H. Bennett -11. 7:30.
Bos City Park E. 58th and Alameda. Rev.
C. W. Huett 11, "Unseen Forces"; 8, "Dis
honesty of Unbelief."
8Uwood--,. 15th and Taeoma. Rev W. R
Gordon. 11, "Cleaning Up"; 8. "Gold Mine in
Portland."
Sunnyside E. SSth and Tambill. ' Rev. T.
H. Gallagher. 11, aermon by Dr. Worth M.
Tippy of New York; 7:45, sacred concert by
Whitney Boys chorus.
St Johns W. iavitt and Syracuse. Rev.
W. E. Kiester, 11, 7:30.
Swedish Beech and ' Berth wick. Rev. S-
Moody. 11, 7:80,
-University Park Fiske and Lombard. Rav.
H T. Atkinson, 11, 7:30.
Vancouver Ave. Norwegian-Danish Skidraore
and Vancouver. Rev, Gustav A. Storaker. 11,
sermon by Rev. A. A. Vereide of SeatUe; 8,
aermon by pastor.
Weatmoreland--Milwauki and Midway. Rf.
E. S. Mace. 10. 8.
Woodstock 44 th and Woodstock S. K. Rev.
L. C Poor. 11. 8.
Woodlswa E. 10th. near Durham av. Raw
J. H. Irvine. 11, "Behold the Mant"; 8, "St
Paul's Thorn in the Flesh."
African Zion 417 William av, Rav. L A.
Moore. . 11, 7:30.
District superintendent, Rav. William WaUae
Toungsoik 691 E. 62d st N. Tabor 2790.
M. E. South '
First Union and Multnomah. Rev. J B.
Harris. 11, "Carrying On"; 8, "Companions."
Nazarana -:
First E. 10th and Weidler. Bev. A. M
Bowes. 11, 7:30.
Sellwood B. 9th and Spokane. Rev. J, (1.
Bringdale. 11.7:30.
Brentwood 65th ave. and 67th at Bav.
O. U. Fowler. 11. 7:80. '
Highland Park E. 14th and Jarrett Rev.
W. P. Eeebaugh. 11, 7:30.
Scandinavian 948 Garfield. Rav. J. R
Mittby. 11. 70.
Prwsbytarian .-.".''..:
First 12th and Alder. Dr. Harold Leonard
("Bowman. 10:30. "Doves' Wings and Eagles";
7:30, "Carry On."
Westminster East 17th and Scbnyler. ' Dr.
Edward H. Pence. 10:30, "Playing Moral Hide
and Seek'"; 7:45. "Lif Is a Partnership With
God." - . " V - '
Central -E. "13th and Pine. Dr. Walter
Henry Nugent 11. sermon by Dr. Arthur E.
Holt of Boston, social service secretary of the
Congregational, churches of America; 8, stere
opticon Jectnre, "The Psssion Play of Ober
ammergau," by Dr. J. M. Wilkinson of Los An
geles. - "
Calvary 11th and Clay. Rev. L. Bo wring
Quick. 11, "Laughing"; 7:45. evangelistic
sermon. -
Mt Tsbor E. 65th and Belmont Bav. Ward
MarHenry. 11. 8.
Vernon 19th and -Wygant Rav. J. C
Uergler. 11. 7:30.
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett Dr. J.
Francis Morgan. 11, "The Church and Its
Message"; 7:45,. service in charge of Women's
Missionary society. -
- Foorth Fint and Gibbs. Rev. Monro G.
Everett. 10:30, 7:30.
Knilworth E. 34th and Glad. tons. Rea.
L. K. Grimes. 11, Children's day service; 8.
"The Church in the Hills."
Hope 78th and Everett. Rev. H. K. Gilaa
11. 8.
Bos City Rev. . ftonaki W M. Mefu
11, "Zaccbeua, the Apostle of Restitution"; 8,
"How to Secure Ten Thousand Per Cent on the
Investment"
Forbes Graham and Cantenbein. Preaching
by Rev. George B. Lewis. 10:8O. 7 JO.
people's Societies
Sunday morning by Dn Joshua Stans
field. At night the choir will give the
closing . choral concert for the season;
During July and August the singing will
be under the direction of a precentor and
soloist. Dr. Worth M. Tippy of New
York will be the speaker at the night
service. . I .
Sunday morning at Rose City Park Methodist
church Dr. C W, Huett, pastor,! will endeavor
to show that the 'major forces controlling life
are those which are not seen. " At night be
will preach on the "Dishonesty of Vnbelief." A
dally vacation Bible school ia in session at this
church. .j. -
Sunday win be "Community day" at the Sell
wood Mcthodivt church. At 11 'o'clock the paa
tor. Rev. W. S. Gordon, will speak on "Cleaning
Up." and at 8 p. m. the topic will be "GoW
Mines in Portland." at which time he will at
tempt to point out some of the opportunities
awaiting development in this city and in Sell
wood in particular. An invitation is extended
to members of the Board of trade, Portland Serv
ice league and others . interested in the future
of the city. At the beijipmug of the evening
service the Junior league wiU give a demonstra
tion of what Its members have been learning. ,
Members of Lincoln Methodist church are
locking forward to the time when a new build
ing will replace the present structure at Kat
Fifty-second' and Lincoln streets. A S15.000
edifice ia planned. At a banquet held a week
ago Friday night subscriptions were rasied to
4211. ; To this fund the Centenary baa agreed
to add $1500. Building will not be com
menced until three-fourths of the cost hat been
subscribed. Rev. W. N. Byers announced.
Rev. Abraham Vereide. -pastor of the First
Norwegian-Danish Methodist church in SeatUe,
will preach Sunday morning at' the Vancouver
Avenue Norwegian-Danish Methodist Episcopal
church and Sunday night at the First Norwegian
Danish Methodist Episcopal church. Tonight
he "will deliver a lecture at the Vancouver ave
nue church on the subject "The Supreme -Thrill
of Human Experience." Admission will be 25
cents and proceeds will be given to the mission
fund. Tuesday night he will seak. at the mis
sion sale iu the Vancouver avenue church.
During the seven months of which the board
of hospitals and homes of the Methodist Epis
copal church has been operating." four new hos
pitals have been planned - and four are under
construction. One new home for children has
been planned. The purchase has been made of
proijerty for the Retired Ministers' home. The
valuation of property added to all institutions
from July 1, 1920. to March. 1921, ia 13.034,
000. A total of 12 institutions is being planned,
the estimated cort of which when completed will
be about $15,000,000. ' '
METHODIST, SOUTH
Preparations are being made' by Rev.
Joseph B. Harris, pastor of the First
Methodist .Episcopal cnurcn, soutn, tor
the series of special meetings to begin
July 3 under the direction of Rev. D. L.
Coale, evangelist. The evangelist has
been in revival work 20 years, during
which time he has added 100,000 converts
to the Southern Methodist church, lie
PORTLAND
Trinity Virginia and Nebraska. Rev. John
D. McLennon. 11, 7:30.
Anabel Rev. Fr H. MLiell. 11.7 :30.
Millard Avenue 55th ave. and 73d st. Dr.
Henry White. 11, "The Power of Vision in
Human Life"; 8. "Daniel, the Man Who Dared."
Marshall Street- lTtb and Marshall.: Ker.
A. J. Hanna. 11, 7:80.
m Miapah E. 19th and Division Bev. D A.
Thomoson. - 11, "Christian Giving"; 7:45
"Seeking God in Trouble." ' '
Unity K. 71st and Sandy. Rav. 8- W. Sea
man. 11,7 :30.
Arbor Lodge Bryant and Curtis. Bav. Alex
ander R. Evans. 11. 7:30.
Halt Chinas 133 Vii First Rav. Gee Bin,
Hoy. (I ft ra.. school; 8. preaching. . ,
Rafcrrrad Kvangllcal
Flrtt 12 th and Clay. Rev. O. Hafnar.
10:46. 7:30.
Second K. S3d and Columbia blvd. Rev.
H. Heuaaer. 11.
-Thira Lenta. Rev A. F. Lienkaemper. 11.
(German) ; 8, (Ecgliah) .
Raforrrwd rVMbrtarlan.
Flrat Minnesota and Ainaworth. Bav. F. D.
FrajMC 11. 70. .
aevantrt Day Advarrttau
Note Regular service ot this denomination
r held on caturdsy.
Central K. 11th and Everett, I K. Dick
son, pastor. 10, 11:16.
Tabernacle 6th and Montgomery. K. J.
Hibbard. minister. 10, 11.
Monta villa B. 60th and Everett. 3. A. Gee-hart-
10, 11. ; '
Lenta 94th at. and 58th av. W. D. Hunt
ington. 10, 11 i
St Johns Central av. god Charles ton. A.
R Folkenberg. 10. 11.
Albina Bkidmor and MaUory. Elder John
iu, as.
: Salvation army
Corps flo. 1243 Ash at Adjutant Henry B,
Cozens. 11, "IS, 8.
Corps No. 4 128 H 1st Ensign JeaaJ- Millar
and Captain Mrs. U Upton. 11. 8. 8.
. Spiritualist
First Spiritualists E. 7th and Haasalo. S. S
Scientific Cbrltian Spiritualist Aliaky hail
Bev. R. M. Singleton. 8.6. 8.
Spiritualist Church of Eternal Light 1S4C
lJ.viaion. ' Uev. May A. Price. S.
Independent Bible, Spiritualistic 441 E.12UL
Bev. Ida M. Schori. - 8.
Firjt Spiritual Science .20 A Oordnough bldg.
S. S, lectures by Mrs. I,. E Philip and Mrs.
Kmma Lister on "Th Triune God."
Swdnborglan
New Christian Assembly room Portland hotel.
Rev. YYniiam H. Reece. 11, "Eating the Lord's
Flesh and Drinking Ilia Blood."
Unitarian .
Church of Our Father Broadway and Yamhill
Rev. William G. Elliott 10:30. "Does th
End Justify th Means?"
UnrUd rathrwn
Conference superintendent Bav. O. E. Mc
Donald. First E. 1 Sth and Morrison. Her. Bvrna 1.
Clark. 11, "Is Science Religious or .Religion
Scientific! "; 8, "The Sure Foundation."
Second K. 27m and Sumner Her. Ira
Hawley. '11, "A Promise Broken"! 7:45, "Is
It Possible?"
Third 7th at and 82d ave. S. E. Ht'.
E. O. 8hexherd. 11, "Christ First"; 7:43,
"How Is Your Conscience f"
Fourth Tremont Kev. Iila Luckey. 11.
7:30.
First E. 10th and Ponlar. R M n !
r arnnam. 11, :u.
Ockley Green Willamett blvd. and . Car
Rev. A. P. Schmale. 11, 8.
St. Johns Ivanho and John. Bev. G. P.
fGate. 11. 7:80.5
First E. 87th and Hawthorn. Rev. H. F.
Civ-n. 11. 7:80.
Church of the Stranger Grand and Wasco.
Rav. 8. Earl Da Boia. 10:80. 7 JO.
Kenton 120 W. lximbaiit Rev. carl Scott
Dunn. 11. 7:80.
Multnomah Multnomah station. Bev. David
Steel Sharp. 10. 11. 6:45. 7:80.
. missiooa .;;.....,,.:',-.
Christian nd Misionary Alliance E. Sth and
Clay. Rv. John . Fee.
Peniel Mission 109 Second. 2. 8. 8;
daily except Monday at 8 p. aa.
Portland Commons Front and Burnside. Rev.
Myra M. Smith, supt - 8, 8. -
Pentecostal Flrat and Washington. Bv.
Will C Trotter. 11. 8, 7 40: daily 7:80.
Glad Tiding (Pentecostal) 240 ft First
W. S. Lovejoy. 2. school; 8, 8.
- Apostolic Faith Front and Burnside. Bev.
Floreuo Crawford and R. H. Crawford. All
services at camp grounds. East 52d st and O&tu
ave. S. K.
: Peateeoatal 147 First. George B, Far
row. 8. 8. -
Christian Assembly EL 20th and Ankeny.
Pastor A. W. Smith. 11, 2:45, 7:45.
Voiunteeis of America 224 Burns id. gv
aiacs except Monday, 8: Sunday, 8, 8.
Gospel Hall E. 28tb .and Stark. ' 10:80.
7:30.
Bibl Standard Mission 2nd and Morriaon.
Rav. kred Uornafauh. 10:30. 2 40, 8.
i Miscllani
T. M. C. A. SUth and Taylor. 8. ' .
1 Church of God 863 Fading. Kev. Barry
Nasi. 11, 7:45.
KeatiTation League 148 13th. Rev. H K
ward Mills. 11, "The Naturalness of th Super
natural." -'Divine Sciaoc 816 E. Clay. Rev T. M.
MiCriurch of Divin Truth 201 Central bldg.
Nettie Taylor Kloh. 11, 8.
Tbeoecphieal Society 301 Central bide. 8,
Vnivacaal Messianic , 818 Abiagton bSu
11. 6.
International Bibl Stodent aaaoetetioa .
W. O. W. temple, 11th and Alder. 3. 8.
First Churcto of Psychic Selene 11th and
Alder. W. W. Aber. 8, messages. .
Th Psychical Be search Unur Portland be
tel. . 7:45. - (:
Christadelphlan 621 E. Waahinctoa. 11.
Th Society for Spreading th Knowledge of
True Prayer 201 Central bldg. Monday, S.
-SnHt " :
holiness jHeet in gs
?Gainpen3uly2l,
HeaJersE2Hillc3peak
The seventeenth-annual camp meeting
of the Oregon State! Holiness associa
tion wUl be held at- Bast Thirty-third
and Mason streets from July 21 to 31.
The prominent speakers this year will b
the Kev. Charles H. j Stalker of Colum
bus, Ohio,' known as "the Quaker Holy
Ghost Preacher" ; and the Rev. Dave
Hill of Los Angeleej a strong holiness
preacher from the Evangelical church.
The music will be directed1 by Kenneth
Wells and Eunice Wells of Indianapolis.
Although the meeti ng - do not start
until July 21, special services will he
held on the grounds at 3 p. m.'on July
10 and 17-. if the weather permits. Fri
day, July 29, will be observed as mission
ary day. at which time the Rev. and
Mrs. Woodford Taylor of the mlairtonary
department of the National Holiness
association will speak.. They will return
to China next fall, j .
Miss .Louise Pinnel and Miss Ethel
Williams will, have harge of the chil
dren's work. Accommodations will be
furnished campers. Officers of the Ore
gon association, directing the meeting
are: LeOrand M. Baldwin, president ;
Mrs. Catherine L. Dickey; secretary ; and
B. S. Cook, treasurer. .
will preach here every afternoon and eve
ning from Jifly 3 to 17.
PEESByJ-EitlAN
Rev Norman K. tjully of Eau Claire,
Wis., will be welcomed as the associate
pastor of the First Presbyterian chureh
Sunday morning and Iwlll assist Dr. Har
old Leonard : Bowman, pastor, In the
services. . i
Sunday evening Dr. Bowman, will preach a
memorial sermon to the! Odd Fellows of Port
land. The choir will furnish special mutte at
each servic and Edgar K. Coursen will give a
15-minute organ recital pefors the evening aerv
ice. Th Woman's association will give a silver
tea Tuesday from 2 to 6 p. m. for the benefit
of the wo(k at the Fourth Presbyterian church,
at the home of Mrs. J. O. Elrod. 1080 Frank
lin street, Willamette Heights. Mrs. Bowman
and Mrs. Tully will be guests of honor. The
Woman's Auxiliary to the Missionary society will
give 'a picnic supper Tuesday at 8:30' p. in. at
th home of Mrs. A. 8. Psttullo.
Dr. Edward H. Pence Iwlll apeak at Westmins
ter Presbyterian church Sunday morning on
"Playing Moral Hide and Seek." 11 will use
for th children's sermon th subject "Things
to Remember on the Fourth of July." In the
evening he will preach on "Life Is a Partner
ship With God." At a joint . meeting of the
elders and. deacons it waa voted to favor the
coming of Billy Sunday daring June, 1922. Dur
ing July and August this Sunday .evening serv
ices will be discontinued. Th daily vacation
Bible school, in which this church ia oooperat-
ing, will open Monday at;
th (jnited Presbyterian
Church of the Stranger.
Central Presbyterian.
church, of: whieh Dr.
Walter Henry ftugent
W milliliter, la to have
two services of special interest Sunday. In the
evening Ir. Arthur E.
Holt of Boston, social
service secretary of th Congregational cliurclir.
will give the address. - In the evening Dr. J. M.
Wilkinson of Los Angeles! will gsye his illustrated
lectur on "The Passion Play of Oberarnmer
gau." Dr. Wilkinson, like Ir. Nugent, ia an
alumnus of Victoria college, Toronto. For years
he haa preached -every Sunday to 4000 people in
Maasey hall, Toronto. He haa given this lectur
over 100 times, and always to crowded bouses.
Bandar evening at j Piedmont Presbyterian
church the Women'! Missionary society will have
charge of the serrice and provide a apecial program-
. Mrs. Iora Underwood, returned mis
sionary doctor, 'will speak on tiie subject. "Eight
Years in the Orient" Mrs. J. R. McCormack
will give a reading and Mrs. Leah (i. Hath
away will ting. Mrs. Ji E. Long will preside.
Dr. J. Francis Morgan, 1 pastor, will preach in
tin morning. Monday evening the .session will
meet i
Children's day will be observed Sunday morn
ing at Kenilworth Presbyterian church.
At Mizpah PVesbyteriaa church Sunday morn
ing the Bav. D. A. Thompson will give the eighth
sermon in the series oni "The Se-rmon on the
Mount; the Msgna Chart of Christian Freedom. "
Miss Helen Burbot t will i lead the ; Christian En
deavor service. Prayer! meeting aervkie will
Hose for the summer With the meeting neit
Thursday night The pastor'a Bible claas wui
have a picnic at Baker bridge next Wednesday.
Young Men's Hebrew
Club Will I Entertain
The Young Men's Hebrew Debating
club of the South jportland Neighbor
hood house. Second and Woods streets,
will hold an entertainment Sunday eve
ning in the auditorium of the Neighbor
hood house. Among , the-features of the
evening will be a literary program ar
ranged by the members of the club
and a few vaudeville stunts ending with
moving pictures. The club was recently
organized or the purpose of holding de
bates and doing other literary work.
FIRST
METHODISJ
TWaLFTH and THTlfOK
i
REV. JOSHUA
STANSFIELD, D. D.
PA-TOR
10:80 A. M.
-' J
Communion Service
T AB W. W.
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Sacred Concert
V QOARTiT AND
CHORAL CHOIR
DAILY VACATION SCHOOL OF
RELiaiON, 9 A. M. to 12 NOON, JUNK 27
t JULY IS. ' -
East Side Baptist Church
CAST 20TH AND SALMON '
WALTER BJENWELL HINSON, D. D. -Mlnhrue
.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, :80 A. M.
11 :00 A. M.
THE TEACHING. OF 41ENESIS CENTERS
IN CHRIST" '
Ts4S R. M.
. "COD'S THREE CREATIONS"
Preaching by
DR. OEORCE H. VOUNQ
(East Morrison or Hawthorn Av. Can)
DO YOU BELIEVE IN THE
RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD?
In either case, youl should understand what the scriptures teach. Also how I
B.nrl when this imrjortiuit event will bearln. -
I COME A5D HEAR
C.vW. FIELD
Sunday. 8 P. M., W. O. W. Temple
Eleventh Street betweea Washington and Alder.
Iateraatloval Bible 8tndents Association .
SEATS EB.EE. I TOU ABE WELCOME. HO COLLECTION.
APOSTOLIC CAMP
MEETINGS WILL
DRAW BIG CMS
The fifteenth annual camp meet
ing of the Apostolic Faith Mltmion
opens Sunday at the permanent
campgrounds at Kant Fifty-second
street and Sixty-fifth avenue south
east. Indications point to the largest
meeting In the history of tho mis
sion. People have already arrived from Kan
Francisco, Los Annelcs, St. Louis, Kan
sas City and Medford.) Ample accommo
dations huve bjeen made for taking cure
of the campers. i
The large new auditorium accommo
dating about 2000- people has been com
pleted. At night the front of the mam
moth, building will be flooded with llht
showing the 10-foot gold star and -the
words, "Jesus, the Light of the World."
The--meetings, beginning Kunday, will
continue for seven weeks. Services will
be held on Sunday at 10:30 a. m., 2:30
and 7:30 p. m. and each evening ,at 7.40.
Bible study wjll be held each afternoon
at Z :30, except Monday and Saturday,
after the first week.
The meetings will be conducted In the
"old fashioned" way. A song service
led by a 60-piece orchestra, will precede
each service. No collections will be
taken. Tables have been provided for
those who desire to bring their lunch
and spend the day on the camp grounds.
Church Convention
To Meet at Turner
The thirty-first -annual convention of
the Churches of Christ In Oregon and
the sixty-ninth annual gathering of Ore
gon Disciples of,Christ, will be held at
Turner, July 2 to 10. J. A. Bennett will
preside at the sessions and the Rev. C
V. Swander will act as secretary. Camp
ing privileges will be provided. Clergy
men and leading laymen In Oregon will
be the speakers.. No gate fee will be
charged this year.
Chamber Funds Grow
Cottage Grove, : Or., June 25. Of the
$10,000 sought by -the .ttnge Grove
Chamber of Commerce for future ac
tivities, $6000 has been raised and K.2
members have been added,' according; to
reports at a meeting Friday nlffht,
which was largely attended. A constitu
tion arid by-laws, presented by K. W,
Miller, 1 committee chairman, were ap
proved by the chamber members.
CENTENARY
-WILBUR
METHODIST
KAST NINTH AND INt
t "THE FItlEN DLT CHL'KCH"
FRANK LLKWKLLYN WKMKTT. Pastor
- 11:00 A. M. -
"Judas: Appraiser of
Precious Ointment"
7i4S P, M.
"Some Striking
Illustrations of Faith'
MALE-QUARTET 8IN0S
"Hymn of Praise," by Beethoven, and '
der Hi Wings,';; by Sankey.
THIS CHUROH INVITES V0U.
Cn-
WESTMINSTER
IA8T 17TH AND SCHUYLEH
E. H. Pence -D. D., Pastor
10:30 "Playing Moral
Hide and Seek"
7:4S "Life Is a Partner
hip With God"
DAILY VACATION BIBLE 80HOOLS
IN CHURCH OP TRAN0IRS,
COR. WASOO AND ORAND AVE.
18 EACH MORNINO
JUNK 27 JULY 8
Apostolic Faith
CAMP MEETING
June 26th
Merlin Krery Marht in the Week at
liti bands at loiSO, StlO and 7tI0
All alloBi Sleetlag Batordar Kve.
ALL WELCOME
KO COLLECTION
Take Woodstock far to ifd Hlrret
Walk tour Bloeks Month
First SPIRITUALIST
CHURCH
EAST TTH AND HASSALO STS.
MRS. LILLIAN SMITH, Pattw
Sunday service at 8 and 8 P. it.
Eveolnr Addrms, Tvllvfred by
i. MR. IRA TAYLOR
Message by MRS. NELLIE RIOO ,yf Ran
Antonio, Teiaa. and MRS. M. J. DOWN a
Holo by MRS. EDYTHE SCHMIDT, MISS
riSHSURN and MISS SMITH
There will he a membership mealing
Sunday at 4 :8J p. rn.
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