THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
16
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922.
PORTLAND, ' OREGON.
roup of jSationally . JPromment baptist Leaders to oll Conference
Here
BIG RALLY WILL
FOLLOW
The Baptiat of the city are looking
forward to the coming of a team of
prominent leaders of the denomination,
who will hold a conference in Portland
Tuesday afternoon and evening. The
conference will begin at 3 o'clock. The
visitors will be : Kev. James A. Fran
cis D. .. Rev. M. B. Eubank, M. D.,
Rev. P. C. Wright, D. D., and Mrs.
Orin.Judd.
Dr. Francis is in great demand, not only
in his own denomination, but ss a speaker
cm tiic public platform. Be is pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Los Angeles, and
exercises crest influence in the councils of the
denomirurtion. He will speak at the conference
in the afternoon and at the great rally of the
young people Tuesday evening in the White
Temple, at 7:4 5.
Ir. Eubank was a medical missionary in
China, and was prominent in government af
fairs durinf the Boxer rebellion. He was in
the inside political circle when the Uaoehu
dynasty was overthrown.
Be. Peter Wright represents the Ministers'
and Missionaries' Benefit fund, an insurance
organization for Baptist ministers that has
gathered over (9,000.000.
Mrs. Orin Judd has been for many years
with the National Woman's Missionary organi
sation. The ladies will hold a luncheon for
Mrs. J odd at tt o'clock at Hotel Seward. Tues
day e renins.
Dr. Francis will speak in the White Temple
Sunday morning and at the Highland Bap
tut church in the evening. Dr. Eubank will
speak in Grace Baptist church, Montavilla,
Sunday morning, and in Arleta Sunday evening.
There will be a luncheon at noon on Mon
day for the layman and the ministers.
Reception to Be
Given New Pastors
A reception in honor of the new pas
tors and their wives who have been
recently assigned to . Methodist
churches in Portland will be held Mon
day night "at the First Methodist
church. Bishop Charles Wesley Burns,
who has been holding conferences in
the Northwest for several weeks, will
be the guest of honor and the principal
speaker. The reception to the preach
ers and their wives will be at 7 :30
o'clock. From 8 to 8 :30 o'clock there
will be an organ recital by Gladys
Farmer Morgan. At 8 :30 o'clock Mrs.
IJoldie Peterson Wesler will sing, fol
lowed by an address by Bishop Burns
on "The Living Christ in the Modern
World." The reception will be given
tinder the auspices of the City Church
Extension society and the district cab
inet. All the Methodist -churches in
the city and vicinity will send large
delegations led by their pastors. This
will be the first In a series of social
events in which city-wide and Portland
district Methodism will participate
during the vear.
WILL FILL VACA7TCT
Rev. D. M. Higbee has been appointed
pastor of the Free Methodist church
of St. Johns to fill the vacancy caused
by the transfer of Rev. Welter to The
Dalies. Rev. Higbee. comes from St.
Helens where he has been pastor for
the past three years.
Centenary Wilbur
Methodist Church
EAST NINTH AND PINK
11:00 A. M "Holding
Up the Procession."
DR. MacCAUGHEY
7:45 P. M.-"Thou art.
Thou shalt become
DR. GREENE
REAL Mt'SIC REAL WORSHIP
f REAL WELCOME
NEW
Apostolic Faith
Mission
COR, ITH AI?D BURXSIDE ST8.
Services: Sunday. 10:30 A. M., 3:30
Every Night : 7 :45 o'clock.
Pvery Night: 7:45 p. 2
"WE PREACH THE WORD"
Personal testimonies a part of every
service.
Large chorus led by the 30-piece
orchestra.
Xo Collections "Come and See"
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
Chartered under' National Spiritualist Assn.
EAST TTH ASD HA8SALO STREETS.
SUNDAY
Conference and message meeting 3 :00 P. M.
Children's Lyceum and Bible
Class- 4:45 P.M.
Evening address 8 :00 P. M.
SUBJECT:
"SPIRITUAL HEALING"
J. WILLARD HILLS,
PASTOR.
Messages will be given by Mr. Hills and
thers.
"Grand Circle Night" every Wednesday,
which is devoted entirely to messages.
TO.VIGHT. the Young People's Kismet
Club will give a "MYSTIC BALL'' and
entertainment in the social room of the
church. Music will be furnished by Mrs.
Edythe Davis Schmidt's Orchestra. Ad
mission, including refreshments, flit? cents.
First Baptist Church
(WHITE TEMPLE)
SMYRNA!!"
Described by Dr. V tilers, who personally visited the ity now burned. The
struggle between Moslem and Christian. England's stand against the Turk.
Christ s letter to the early Church in SMYRNA.
Twenty-minute praise service, led by Mr. William Mansell Wilder and
the Reed Organ Maie Quartet.
r, v . II A. M.
nvims AAFrnc,s' .of Ija Angeles : -THE CHURCH IN THE WORLD
CRISIS." Dr. Francis is one of the great preachers in the Northern
Baptist Convention.
"The Requirements of Jehovah
t The Scriptures clearly show these requirements, which if lived up to
would result In everlasting life. AVhy do not all nations keep them? Come
snd hear the reasons for their failure, and also texts showing when thsy
NORMAN M. LEWTON
Lectarer for the tsteraatronal Bible Students' Asseelatloa
Sunday, 8 P. 1VL, W. O. W. Temple
ELEVENTH STREET BET. WASHINGTON AND AIDER
SEATS JTREE .V NO COLLECTION
(Eiiurcn Ho men
fPlan to 53iscuss
tKurkisk j&eports
The Women's Missionary convention,
which ia to be held next week at the
First Congregational . church, will dis
cuss affairs in and around Constanti
nople. -Most of the missionaries whose
lives are menaced and whose work is
endangered by the destruction of Smyr
na - by the Kemalists, are Congrega
tionalists. For almost 100 years the
Congregational church has maintained
educational and medical as well as
evangelistic missions in Asiatic Turkey.
At Brousa the women's board has one
of its best schools.
, Mrs. W. K. Royal's playlet. "How the
Mayor of Brousa Surrenders His Keys." is
based on a real incident. When the Zuros
at the instigation 'of the Turks sought to de
stroy thf city of Brousa, the mayor put the
Keys ox we city s treasury into toe nanus oi
the American missionary who was the head
of the girls' school. The Euros were afraid
to maltreat Una woman, because she was Amer
ican.
Mist Cole of Forest Grove, ova of the speakers-
at the convention, was stationed at Mario-
van. Her associate. Miss Hinman, who the
left in Turkey, has not been heard from since
the massacre. It is feared she may have been
killed. During the 'convention news concern
ing affairs . in Asia Minor win be received
from the department of state at Washington.
The local committee, of which Mrs. W. H.
Phillips is chairman, and Mrs. James Psterson
secretary, have everything in readiness for the
delegates.
Rev. T. L. Jones
To Preach Sunday
Owing to the illness of the Rev. W.
Nesbitt Byars, pastor of Lincoln Meth
odist church the Rev. T. L. Jones, 80
years old and "Blind, has consented to
occupy the pulpit of Lincoln Methodist
church. East 62d and Lincoln streets,
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The
Kev. Mr, Jones has been a member of
the Oregon conference for over 50
years and is well known throughout
the Willamette valley. Many of his
friends are expected at this service to
hear him preach. The Rev. Mr. Byars
recently underwent a minor operation
from which he is recovering rapidly,
but on the advice of his physicians
will not attempt to preach until Oc
tober 1. Sunday night the pulpit will
be supplied, by the Rev. CX C. Rarick,
district evangelist.
Rev. Sutcliffe's
Class of Interest
One of the most interesting meetings
of the Portland Union Bible classes is
that held at 7 :15 on Monday evenings,
when Rev. B. B. Sutcliffe, the teacher,
presents the International Sunday
school lesson for the following Sunday.
The Gospel through Luke will be the
subject of study for the next six
months, beginning with October. The
class, having among its members,
teachers and workers from many de
nominations, ia held in Calvary Pres
byterian church.
GRADUATES SCATTERED
Williamette University, Salem, Sept.
23. The graduates of the Kimball
school of theology of 1922 have scat
tered to different parts of the North
west. Harvey O. Cooper is pastor at
Sun Dance, Wyo. ; M. W. Forsyth'e is
at Woodburn, Or., while David Hassel
is continuing studies at Willamette
university. ie has a student charge
at the Swedish Methodist church in
Salem. Oubery H. Clark has a charee
at Prineville, Or. Alfred Bates is at
Warrenton. Members of this year's
graduating class have offers of pastor
ages from all parts of the Northwest
REV. HEIST MAKES RECORD
Aberdeen, Wash., Sept. 23. Rev. A.
A Heist, pastor of the First Methodist
church, who has been returned here
for another year, leads all previous
pastors in the number of members
added to the church and in the amount
of money raised. For the coming year
a secretary will be employed and an
assistant pastor will be appointed to
take charge of the work of the church
in the outlying districts.
First METHODIST
CHURCH
NORTHWEST CORN EN TWELFTH
AND TAYLOR STREETS
B. EARLE PARKER,
EDWIN T. RANDALL
MINISTERS
SUNDAY SCHOOL, t:45
RALLY DAY
MORNING SERVICE, 110
"Opportunity and
Opposition'
EVENING SERVICE, 7:8
"The Grace of
Considerateness"
Epworth and Oxford Leagues, (:1S
DR. PARKER PREACHES
EAST SIDE BAPTIST
EAST 20TH AND SALMON
WALTER BENWELL HINSON, D. O.
MINISTER
11 A. M."The Real
Lord's Prayer."
7:45 P. M. "America
and the Next War'
BIBLE SCHOOL 8:30 A. M.
(East Morrison or Hawthorne Ave. Cars)
TWELFTH AND TAYLOR STREETS
s45 P. M.
3mportant ,ews
Advent Christian
Sunday morning the) Advent Chris
tian church the pastor will speak on
"The Call to Prayer and the Mainte
nance of tho Family Altar."
The service will follow the Sunday school
session and win beds at 11 o'clock. At 7:S0
the sermon topic will be "God Manifest ia. the
Flesh." The 7mn people's society of loyal
workers will meet at S:S0 and will he con
ducted by Miss Kuth Wilkin. Plans ar under
way for the rally day service to be held the
secoad Sunday in October.
Baptist
At the First Baptist church (Whits
Temple) Sunday morning. Dr. James
A. Francis, pastor of the First church
of Los Angeles, will speak on "The
Church in the World Crisis." Dr. Fran
cis is one of the great preachers of the
Northern Baptist convention.
In the evening- Ir. Thomas J. Tillers will
speak on "Smyrna," the "Eye of Asia." now
burned out by the Turks- He wiH relate the
story of his visit to that city, with some of
his impressions of the "Unspeakable Turk."
giving also his interpretation of John's letter
to the early church there, which from the
beginning was a suffering church.
The them of the . praise service, led by
William Mansell Wilder and the male quartet,
will be "Cross, Crowa and Throne." a sons
with the musical setting of O. Verdi, on of the
world's greatest melodies. Special features will
be Shelley's anthem. "Hark, Hark. My Soul;"
male Quart, "Nearer, My God. so Thee." by
Sweeney: baritone solo, "Because He Loved
Me So; new sons for duet and congregation,
"Full Well I Know."
Dr. Francis will address the Baptist pastors'
meeting Monday moraine, and a general con
ference for men and women on Tuesday after
noon at 8 o'clock and the Willamette associa
tion of the B. Y. P. V. It 7:45 the same
eveainc This association ia now in a spirited
contest with the young people of Spoksn and
Seattle. These meetings are all held in the
White Temple.
At a banquet of the White Temple B. T.
P. C. (senior society) on Tuesday evening.
Belvin F. Vincent of the Y. M. C. A was
elected president, Mia Twila H. Sima nee
president, Miss LucU Titus secretary and H.
Et. Kiblsr treasurer.
On September 19 F. G. Lea 17. assUtant
superintendent of the White Temple Bible
school, was elected president of the Baptist
Sunday School Superintendents' and Work
ers' union at a dinner held at the Vancouver
Baptist church.
Next Friday night an innovation in the form
of a "Stunt Banquet" will be given at the
church by the various clsasea of the Bible
school. Each class will present a stunt, which
until the banquet, will be kept a profound se
cret from all the other classes.
At the East Side Baptist church the pastor.
Dr. W. B. Hinson. will preach at 11 o'clock
on "The Real Lord's Prayer," the twenty
fourth sermon of a series that Dr. Hinson is
giving from toe 17th chapter of John.
At 7 :45 Dr. Hinson's theme will be "Amer
ica and the Next War." The organist. Mrs.
Milly Perryn Can field, will render a 15 -minute
organ recital at 7:30. Just preceding the even
ing service. The numbers will be "Offer
tory Saint Cecelia No. 2" (Baptiste) ; "Songs
My Mother Taught Ma" (Devorchak).
DIRECTORY
Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity
UNIFORM SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Rev.ew lesson. . ,
Golden Text "Jehovah hath done great
things for us. whereof we are glad. Pa. 12S:3.
YOUNQ PEOPLst'S TOPICS
Christian Endeavor -How Can We Help
Foreign Mission Workf Isa. 6:1-8. (Mis
sionary meeting.) ,
kipworth League "Lrog My Bible For
Others." 2 Tim. 2:15 ... v.t.hw "
Baptist Union "Our Island Neighbors.
Prof S:l-ll.
Baptist
Hirst (White Temple) 12th at Taylor. Dr
T J. Villers. 11, Dr. Jsmes A. Francis of
Los Angeles; 7:45, "ismyrna."
EastSide E. 20th at Salmon. Dr. W. M.
Hinson. 11. "The Real Lord's Prayer' ; 7:45,
"Amenca and the Next War."
Third Vancouver at Knott. Rev. W.
Arnold. Bennett. 11. "A P'"tusl
Match"- 7:45. "One Leper and Two Birds.
Arleta 48th ave. at 4th St. S. K- Bee.
Owen JS. Day- H. 7 :8U.
llTsrr K. 8th at Grant. Kev. J .
ThomaTll. "Calvary's Future"; 8, "Far-
Reaching Choices."
,iLJ;Z- k 4bth st Main. Kev.
W. B.
St"sel!wood1 Bethany E. IJtn at T.
Rev C. 8. Tunneii. 11. :- . .,
Grsce K.' 7th at Ash. iter. J. F. Hc-
elbwidish 16th at Hoyt. Rev. T. U. BJoian
dsr. 10.80, 7.30.
St. Johns Chicago at Leonard. 11, 7 -
Highland E. 0th at Albert. Rev. Walter
L. Riley. 11, Rally Day; . Dr. James Frsu
cis of Los Angeles.
Tsbernacle E. 45th ave at 42d st. 11.
"The ew Creation," Rev. Malcolm Wood.,,
University Park Drew at Flake. Rev. U.
K- Schlauch (supply). 11, b.
alt. Olivet (colored) Broadway at Kverett.
Rev. J. W. Anderson. 11. S.
jents S8th st- t 60th are. Kev. K- A
Smith. 11, "The Christ and' the Church";
8 revival. .
Second German Rodney at Morris. Kev.
F. Hoffmen. 11, 7:30.
Italian Mission J. 44th at Sberman. Rev.
Eugene FantetU. 2:80. school:, 8.
Elim Swedish E. 6th at Alberta. Rev.
Harold Nelson. 2:30.
Catholic
Cathedral 15th at Davis. Rev. George J.
Campbell. , 7.15. 8:30. S:45. 11.
8t Peters Lents. Rev. J. P. O Flynn.
8. 10:80, 7:80.
St. Lawrence 3d at Sherman. Rev. J. O.
Hughes. 7:15, 8:80. 10:30. 7:80.
St Francis E. 12th at Pine. Rev. 1. M.
McNamee. , 8, . 10. 11.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams at
Stanton. Rev. W. A Daly. 0. 8. , 11.
7 :80.
Holy Rosary E. Sd at Clackamas. Rev.
Arthur Townley. O. P. 0. 7, 8. a, 11. 7:30.
St. Rose E. 53d at Alameda. Kev. J. M
O Farreil. 8. lO:80, 4.
St. Andrews K. th st Alberta. Rev.
Thomas k. tertian. 8, 10:30, 7:80.
The Madeleine E. 24th st Siskiyou. Rev.
Ueorge F. Thompson, d. 7:30, tf, 11.
Ascension E. 78th at ismliilL Franciscan
Fathers. 8. 10:30, 7:30.
Blessed Sacrament Maryland st Blandena.
Rev. B. V. Kelly 8. 10:30, 7:30.
Holy Cross 774 Bowdoln. Rev. C. Ray
mond. 8. 10:80. 7:30.
St Ignatius 3220 43d st S. 11 Jesuit
Fathers. 0:30. 8, 10:30. 7.
St, Stephens E. 42d st Taylor. Rev. War
ren A. Waitt. . 8. 16. 11. 7:80.
Holy Redeemer Portland btvd. at Vancou
ver ave. Rev. P. Rregenser, C S. S. E.
S. 8. lO SU, 7:80.
St. Philip Nen (Paullst rather ) E. 18th
at Hickory. Rev. M- L. Fenw. C S. P. 7:30.
It. 10:80. 4.
Church of the Assumption 8. Smith eve.
t Newton. -Servite Fathers. 8. 8. 10:30,
7:80.
Sacred Heart E. 1 1th at Center. Rev.
Gregory Robl. O. S. B- 8. lO:30. 7 :SO.
St, Agatha E. 15th at Nebalem. Rev.
John Cummisky. 8. lO :3V. 7 :8U.
St. Stanislaus (Polish I Maryland at Fall
ing. Rev. k Matueewaki. 8. ltf'.SO. 7 :SO.
St. Joseph (German 16tb at Couck. Rev.
Fro win Epper. 8. 10:80. 7:80.
St. Micnael ( Italian l 4th st Mill. Rev.
M. Raiasta. SV J. 8:8.0. lo:SO. TiSO.
St. Claras Capital Hill. ether Aloyatas,
O. F. at. 7:1ft, S:1S.
St. diaries K. SSd at Alberta. Bee. M.
Wallace. 8, 10:80.
All Saints E. 3th at Giisaa. Rev. Wil
liam Cronim. o. 10:80.
. ratneka lta at Havter. Rev. Cbaflev
M. Smith. Masses. 8. :80. 11, 7:45.
St. Birgitta's Chapel Linn toe - Glea Har
bor. (Attended from St. Patricks.) :S0
a. m.
Our Lady of Sorrows E. 2d at Wood
stock. Kev. ti. C Faltu. 8. 10:45. 7:45.
St. Anthony Chapel 7022 45th av. Mar.
U. M. Rnsderhorn. I . m.
Holy Family Chapel E. 87tH at Mas. Rev.
G. C Failu. 8:45.
Ohrtstlan
First S uoday services temporarily st th
Lincoln higb school. Park and Market streets.
Rev.k Harold Griffis. pa-tnr. 1 i. "How God
Protect Hi People "; 7:45. "Fact and Fig
ures in the Success of Prohibition. "
East Sid K. 12th and Taylor. Rev. W.
8. Crockett. 11, "Sfr First. 8.
Church of Christ Rodney sad Kaon. Rev.
Joseph Boyd.. 11. 7:45.
Mootsvilie E. TSth and Gnaan. Ban. J.
E. Hoakin. 11. TAS.
Kern Park Rev. J. F. Ghormley. - 11.
"The Rise of Anti-Chnsf ; 7 :45. "Th Bis
of Knrhtbood."
St. John Central sad Oswego. Rev. Her
bert Job. 11. S.
Inglewood K. 86th at Kimnswworth. Her.
W. fct. Lewis. S:4S. 11. T-.SO.
SeBwood "I. - Sth and Spokane. Be. J.
B. Johwaosv 31. TJ.
AdvsaM Christmvr 4SS 2d. Re. George
Armstrong. 11. "Proximity of the Noblemaar's
Return": T:0. evangelistic.
Rodney A venue Rodney gad Knott. Bev.
Joseph D. Boyd. 11, "The New Evangelism";
8. "Cnifyins th Church,"
C hrlst l Seswi
Tsnnn Subject "Reautj."
First IStki and Evaretx. 11. S.
Senmal E. Sth at HoUaday. tl. 9.
. Third E. 12th at Salmon. II. 8.
FantS'. .Vancouver at Ematam. ,11. S. i
of Portland (Bhurclies and oung
At S o'clock the young people win hold ser
vices t the Mann home. Mr. Morris will
speak and Mr. Leslie J. Werschkul. baritone,
will be soloist.
At :80 the B. -T. P. TJ. win meet! in the
lower hall for the regular young people' ser
vice, when the topic will be "My Favorite
Hymn, and Why," let by Louis Schunke. Vo
cal interpolation by B. Y. P. TJ. male quar
tet and soioists. All young people invited.
On Wednesday evening at the mid-week ser
vioe Dr. Hinson will take up the study; of the
first chapter of The Acta.
Pastor Bennett will preach in the Third Bap
tist church on Sunday morning on "A Spiritual
Wrestling Match." In the evening, ong ser
vice will be conducted at 7:30 and a: sermon
preached on the interesting theme, "One Leper
and Two Bird. I
The Highland Baptist church hold lit an
nual rally day Sunday, In the morning the
Bible school will give a fine program. : and at
the evening service Dr. James Francis, one
of the great preachers of the day. will speak.
f "
Christian
The Rev. Harold 11. Griffis will
speak tomorrow both morning and
evening to the congregation of the
First Christian church, which is now
worshipping in the auditorium of the
Lincoln high school. At 11 o'clock the
sermon will be on "How God Protects
His People."
At 0:43 the church Bible school will hold
its annual promotion exercises, in which spe
cial recognition will be given to pupils pass
ing into new department of the school with
the beginning of the new year on the first
Sunday in October. All graduating rlssses of
the five departments will be assembled together
to listen to a brief commencement address
delivered by Mrs. Clara O. Esson, state Bible
school superintendent of Oregon.
The Sunday evening services -will include
the young people's meeting at 6:30, at which
hour the pastor will install the newly elected
officers of the Christian Endeavor society,
also the preaching service at 7:45, when the
Rev. Griffis will speak on the subject, "Facta
and Figures in the Success of Prohibition-"
The musical program for these Sunday ap
pointments will provide for the anthem, "The
Still Small Voice" (Hamblen) by the; chrrus
choir, also the selection by the ladies' : sextet,
"My God and Father" (Marston).
The congregation of the East Side Christian
church. East 12th and Taylor streets, is con
centrating activities on the revival meeting
which will begin October 1, with the Ross
Evangelical company. This team consists of
tier. Floyd Ross, evangelist and director of
music; Mrs. Ross, director of women's work
and 'cellist, and Miss Dorothy Boss, pianist and
trombonist. Bev. Mr. Ross is said to preach a
vigorous and "old-fashioned" gospel. A large
chorus choir and orchestra will be features.
Cottage prayer meetings Have been held dur
ing the past month in preparation for the
revival. On Tuesday night next there .will be
two prayer meetings, one at the home of D.
E. Reed. No. 47 East 13th street north, with
M. V. Pennington ss leader; the other at the
home of M. W. Pennington, Nft 361 East
34th street, with IX E. Reed ss leader. At
the Thursday night prayer meeting at the
church, T. W. Radford will lead.
The following new members have recently
been added to the church board: Elders, H.
E. Bloyd. Ralph Harris, T. W. Badford, Jacob
OF CHURCH
Fifth 62d and 42d ave. S E. 11.
Sixth Pythian temple. 388 Yamhill. 11,8.
oeventn smith ave. and New Xork. IX.
All churches Wednesday. 8 p. m. .
Congreoatlonal
First Park and Madison. Dr. W. T. Mc
Elveen. 11, "Real and Sham Human Broth
erhood"; 7:45, four q estione answered.
Sunnyside E. 82d snd Tsylor. rr. J. J.
Staub. 11, "Faith sud lis Natural Fruits";
7:45, "Man's Extremity God's Opportunity."
Atkinson Memorial E. 20th and Everett.
Rev. E. E. Flint. 11. -'A Voice From the
Cloud"; 7:4 5, the til.. ,i beatitude modernized.
Highland E. 6th and Prescott. Rev. Kd
wsrd Constant. 11, "Heroines of the Cross";
7:0, -The Life Redeemed."
Waverlaigh Heights E. SSd and Woodward.
Rev. Oliver P. Avery. 11, "What Shall We
lo w th the CommvndmenU""; 7:30, "'Be
ing One's Self."
Laurelwood 45th ave. and 03th st S. E.
7:45, community song service.
Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. Bev. James
W. price. 11, "The Greatest Pronouncement
Erer Made"; evening, "God's Covenant With
Us."
University Park Haven at Lombard st.
Bev. J. Sinclair (supply). 11, 8.
Finnish Mason and Albina. Bev. A A
Harju. e and 8 p. m.
St. Johns S. Ivsnhoe and Richmond. Rev.
D. Elmer Noiirte. 11, 7:80.
Danish-Norwegian E. 23d and Sumner.
11. 7:30.
First German Ebenexer E. 7th and Stan
ton. Rev. George Zocher. 10:80, 7:30.
Second German E. 8th and SkKlmor.
Rev. Henry Hagelgans. 10:30, 7:80. ;
Zion German E Oth and Fremont. Rev.
J. M. Hopp. 11, 7:30.
Alameda Park Community E. 81st and
Malen Rev. Robert AUingham. 11:15, "Is
the R. K. R. Protestant and Christian?"
Dun Hard
Church of the Brethren Borthwick and
Brainard. Rev. J. TJ. G. 8tiverson. 11, 7, 8.
episcopal
St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral 13th and Clay.
Right Rev. Walter Taylor Sumner, bishop.
Dr. Horace M. Ramsey, dean. 7:45, com
munion; 9:45, 11, preaching by Bishop Gailor;
7:45, presching by Bishop Tuttle.
Trinity 19th sd-I Everett. Rev. A. A.
Morrison, recto'. 11, preaching by Bishop
Brewster; 8, preaching by Bishop Williams of
Michigan.
St. Davids- E. 12 th and Belmont. Rev.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:30, commnnion:
11, commnnion and preaching by Professor
Joshi of Calcutta; 7:30, Bishop Masher of
Phil ppine.
St, Marks 21st and Marshall. Rev. W. R.
Everton. rector, 7:30, 11. preaching by
Bishop Webb. r
St. Phi.ips 242 RusseU. 10. 11,: preach
ing by Ven. James S. Russell.
St. Andrews Hereford St., Portsmouth. Rev.
John D. Rice. 8, 11, presching by Bishop
Manning; 7:30.
Grace Memorial East 17th and Weidler.
llev. o. O. Taylor. 11, presching by Bishop
Freeman. 7:45.
St. Michaels snd All Angels E. 43d and
Broadway. Rev. T. T. Bo wen. 8, 11, preach
ing by Bishop Ward; 3 p. m.. cornerstone
laying service.
Church of Our Savior 60th ave. and 41st
St. S. E. Archdeacon J. C. Black in charge.
10. 11. Preaching by Bishop Cook; 7:80.
Bishop Morris Memorial Good Ssmaritan
hospital. Rev. J. G. Hatton. 7. 0:80 a. m.
St. Paul Woodmere. Rev. Oswald W.
Taylor. 4 p. m.. preaching by Bishop MikerL
St. Johns Memorial 15th and Harney.
Seltwood. Archdeacon J. t. Black in charge.
10. 11. preaching by Bishop McCormick: 5.
St, Matthews Corbett and Bancroft. Rev.
F. H. Clark, vicar. 10, 11, preaching by
Bishop Ferris.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham.
Rev. John Dawson, rector. 7:30, 11, preach
ing by Bishop Parsons.
Mission of St. Johns Rickner's halL Bar.
John D. Bice, vicar. 2 and 3 p. m.
St. Peters Chapel E. 80th and Ankeny.
.0 a. as
st. James Chapel E. 7 2d st, and 87th
ave 10. 7:30.
Church of the Transfiguration E. 60th
and Division. . Eucharist; 3.
Enfxal
East Market Street E. 6th and Market.
Rev. Esra M surer 11, 7:30.
Clay Street 10th and Clav. Rev. Jacob
Stocker. 10:45, "The Christian' Daily Life
and Walk": 8. "The Child and the King
dom." Swedish Tabernacle N. 17th and Gliaan.
Rev. C. J. 1-edrn. 10:30. 7:0.
Swedish Free Missouri and Snmner. Rev.
George E- Rostrum. 11. 7 :3U (English).
West Portland Multnomah station. 11.
T 80.
Lents Kev. r. B. Oalr. 11. 8.
Free Methodist
First E. tn and Mill. Rev. J. T. Tsylor.
11. S. T
Central- E. 65th and Flanders. Rev. F. L.
Boms. 11. 8.
Aiberta E. 30th and Wygant. Rev. R. J.
Tate (supply). 11. 8.
Second E. Richmond snd Hudson. Rev.
D. M- Higbee, 11. 7:30.
Eent Be. O. N. Biair. 11. 70.
frienos
First S. 85th and Main. Be. Chester A.
Hadley. 11. 7:43.
Second 92d st. and 61st a. 8. X. Rev.
F. i. Cop. IK 7:80.
West Piedmont- Borthwick and Jessup. Bar.
Carey Jesup. 11, 7:80. .,
eWlah
CMgregatioa. Beth Israel (Seforaded) 12th
and Maia. RabU Jonah B. Wiaev Bitasl.and
aetmo ta Fnglih Service Friday 8 p. as.;
Saturday. 16:30 a- m.
Congregation Ahavai Sholom Park and
Clay sta Rabbi N. B, Krueger. Friday. 8
p, ; atardar. 8:36 a. as,
Cimgisgsfi'ia Koeah Zedek Talmud Torab
Sth and Hall. Re. Abraham L Roaencraaa.
Friday. S P- as. Satnrday, S a. Xa- Sanday,
10 . m. Religioo school i
Latter Day Sajnte I '
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
E. 25 th and Madison. Heber G. Ivsnoa.
ssjssloa president. IS. t Jt.
Reorgaaiaed Church ex , Jan- ChrM B.
T6th and Irving. C K. Jones,, eider. 11.
1:4. - . ; s -
UUMrn .. ..
' St. Jasse "Vf. Park and jerTersosi. - Ba
Wilhasa F. Brinkmaa. 11. "The: Fulfill
Fisher. C. F. S wander. W. L. Setllemyer;
deacon; Harold Moore, T. P. Haley, C. E.
i Ferguson. M. W. Pennington, D. E- Reed.
T. O. Richardson. George MeKeen. Dr. K.
A Kidd; deaconesses, Mrs. A N. Bailey. Mrs.
W. 8. Crockett. Mrs. at. W. Pennington. Miss
Emma Chishoim. C. E. Ferguson was electee!
chairman of the hoard, and also director of
religious education for the Bible school.
The Rev. Crockett will speak tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock on "Safety First, J and
will announce his evening topic from the pul
pi. The eemonette to the Juniors will b
given by T W. Badford, recently from Colo
rado Springs.
At the Kern Perk Christian church Dr.
J. F. Ghormley will speak at 11 on "The
Bis of Anti-Christ," and at T45 on "The
Rise of Knighthood." Special music Is -under
the direction of Mrs. May Vail BUUngsley.
This is Promotion day in the Bible school,
with an appropriate program. The primaries
will occupy their .new . room.
Congregational
Dr. J. J. Staub of Sunnyside Congre
gational church will occupy tils pulpit
both morning and evening. The morn
ing anthem will be "O. Worship the
King, by Nichols. The Misses Isa
Ferguson and Bertha Frelheit will sing
a duet, "Teach Me to Pray," by Jewett.
Dorothy Phelps will lead the Junior En
deavor at 3 on. "What Missionaries Are Do
ing in Africa": Charlotte Andrew, the inter
mediates at :30 on "How Can W Heh For
eign Missionary Work" and Mr. Murphy
from Jamaica win deliver a missionary address
to the Senior C. E. at th same hour.
Gladys Morgan Farmer will be heard in her
pre-serrie organ recital at 7:45, her pro
gram including "Variations De Concert, by
Bonnet. "Even Song," by Johnston; and a
male chorus of 20 voices, a new departure in
the choir, will appear in two special numbers.
Dr. Staub will deliver the fourth in a
series of special Sunday evening addresses on
present day conditions, hi subject being;
"Men's Extremity God's Opportunity."
Sunday school officers and teachers win
hold a set-up conference snd dinner Monday
evening at S :30, to d1"" plan for th win
ter's work.
The Thursday evening Bible study class
will take up the 16th chapter of First Cor
inthians. "Real and SHarn Human Brotherhood" is
Dr. W. T. MeElveen'a topio for Sunday morn
ing at the First Congregational church. Sun
day evening the new double male quartette
will sing. The chorus has been augmented by
a dozen additional voices ana wui sing
Shellye's "Hark, Hark My Soul." Th quar
tette will sing Wooldmaa's Arrangement, "The
Lord is My Rock." Dr. McElveen will an
swer the following our questions: 1 Why
this new war in Asia Minor f 2 Should re
ligion be taught in our public schools? 3 In
so chaotic a world, can Portland have a 1 925
exposition, and -4 What rorwanl step old to
Episcopal General Convention taker
Sunday morning the church school win bold
it's "Autumnal Rally." '' Superintendent A. K.
Larimer will preside; Mrs. (Jame 0. artsms
will lead the "sina- ": nine r of th boys will
present a playlet entitled "Some PhUippino
Tarns"; Dr. McElveen will tell an original
. Trt Vf Trjm. will triwm ninjk minntji
talk on "6nr Finely Graded Course of Study"
SERVICES IN
ment of Prophecy"; 7:45. '"Th Temptation
of Falae Security.
St Paul's East 12th and Clinton. Be. A.
Erause. 10:30, 7:30.
Trinity (Mitsouri srnodl Rodney and Ivy.
Rev. J. A. Rimbach, 10:18. German; 7:30.
Knehsh,
Church for Deaf Rodney and Ivy Rev. J.
A. B. Berer. 2 80.
Our Savior E. 10th and Grant. Re. M.
A. Cbristensen. 11 (English); 7:80. rally.
Betljehem 14th and Davi Bv. H- J.
Thorpe. 11, "Ia Our Christianity Real or
uniy Apparent 7"; 8.
Bethel Norwegian (Free) Wygant and
Rodney. Rev. L Tollefaen. :46. 11, 7:45.
Grace English (Missouri Synod) E. 241
and Broadway. E. H. Bernhard. 11.
' Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and
Morris. Rev. R. Rasmussen. 10. 11.
St. Johns Peninsula and KQpatrick Re.
L. Ludwig. 10:45, 7:80.
Swedish Augustan Stanton and Rodney.
Bev. V. G. Ogren. 10:45. 7:45.
Inunanuel 19 th and Irving. Bev. A. T.
Anderson. 11, 8.
Portsmouth Lovely snd Fortune. Rev. 8.
C. R. Knutson. 11. 7:45.
Zion Evangelical (Missouri Synod) Chap
man and Salmon. Bev. H. H. Kopplmann.
:15, 10:15. 7:45.
Im manual (Missouri Synod) E. 15th and
o. Rev. H. C. Erfeling. 10:30, German
service; 7:30, English service.
Church of the Redeemer (English) E. 15th
north and Wygant. School 10, service 11.
Finnish 170 Fargo. Bev. A. Sslminen.
10, Sanday school; 7. service.
Method I it Episcopal
Carson Heights Eighth snd Hum. Ba.
G. S. Brown. 11:15. "Th New Year Mes
sage." Centenary-Wilbur -E. Sth and, Pine. Dr.
Charles MacCaughey and Rev. H. P. Greene,
11. "Holding Up the Procession"; 7:45, "Thou
Art Then Shalt Become."
Central Vancouver at Fargo. Rev. C. T.
Gibson, 11, 8.
Clinton-Kelly E. 40th st Powell. Be
J. H. Irvine. 11. "The Orderly . Disorder of
God's Ways'
8.
'A Plea for Our Unsaved
Neighbors.
Epworth 26 th
at Savier. Be. C.
Harrison.
Errol Heights Darlington
hall.
Sunday
scnooL 11:15 a. m.
First 12th and Taylor. Dr. B. Earls
Parker and Rev. E. T. RandalL Jl. 7:43.
First Norwegia-Danisa 18th and Hoyt,
Rev. F. A. Scar-Tie. 11. "Opportunity and Op
position"; 7:80, "The Grace of Consciousness."
8, sermon by the pastor.
German- Rodney and Stanton. Rev. F. A.
Schumann. 10:4 5. 7:80.
Hoyt St. 15th and Hoyt. Rev. E. E.
Hertxler. 11, 7:30.
lrvington Community E. 27th at Fremont
(public school auditorium). Re. C. C. Rarick.
0:4 5, 11.
Laurelwood E. 63d and Foater. Re. F. E.
Finley. 11. 7:80.
- Lents 86th st. at 58th ave. Rev. T. H.
Downs. 11, 7:30.
Lincoln E. 5 2d and Lincoln. Bev. W. N.
Byars. 11, preaching by Rev. T. L. Jones;
8, sermon by Rev. C. C. Rarick.
Linnton Robert M. Gatke. 11. 7:30.
Montavilla E. 80th at Pine. Rev. R. E
Myers. 11, 8.
Mt. Tabor E. 61st and Stark. Rev. D. L.
Fields. 11. 7:30. -
Patten Alberta and Michigan. Bsv. George
H. Bennett 11. 7 :80.
Pioneer East Charleston and Leonard. Bev.
W. E. aUoster. 11. 7 :30.
Roe City P-rt K. 68th and Alameda.
Rev. C. W. Huett 11. 8.
Selhvood E. 15th at Taeoma. Be. J. E.
Purdy. 11. 7:30.
Sunnyside E. 85th and Tamhill. Be. T.
H. Gallagher and Bev. L. C. Poor. 11, "The
Man God Uses"; 7:45, "Bones. Bones. Bones."
Swedish Beech and Borthwick. Bev. G.
E. Kallstedt 11, 7:30. English service.
University Park FL-ke and Lombard. Re.
H. T. Atkinson. 11. 8.
Vancouver it. Norwegian-Danish Skid
more at Vancouver. Rev. Gustav A. Storaker.
11, 7 :30.
Westmoreland MOwauki and Midway. Rev.
G. L. Tufts. 7:45.
Woodstock E. 44th and Woodstock av.
Bev. Walton Skipwortb, 11. 7:80.
Woodlswn E. 10th near Durham ave. Re.
E. 8. Mace, 11. 8.
African Zion 417 Willisms ave. Re. 1 A.
Moore. 11. 7:80.
Bethtl African L its bee st McMiUen. Rev.
A. B, Fox. 11. 8.
Japanese 87 X. 16th, Re. S. Uemnre.
10. 11. 2. .
Brentwood 67 th st., near McCoy. Re.
6. Q. Carney. 11.
!S. E. Seutft
First Union snd Multaoxnah. Be. J. B.
Harris. 11. "Thinking Again. Pine"; tvening,
"The Surprises of the Judgment"
Nazarwn
First 12th at Mala. Rev. D. Band Pierce.
11, "A God Who Still Works Wonders"; 7 :45,
"Prepare Ye the Way."
SellwoodV E. 16th at Spoksn. Rev. 3. G.
Bringdale. 11, 7.80.
- Brentwood oSui ave. and 67th t S. E.
Be. 8- Lodiow. 11. 7:30.
Highland Park E. 14 th and Jarre tt- Ba.
Mack CahUL 11. 7:80.
Prssciterieo
First 12th at Alder- D. H. U Bowasaa
and Be. N. K. Tully. 16:30, "Whiter Than
Snow": 7:45. . "John Mark's Apostesy snd
Return." . ,
Westminster East 17th and Schuyler. Dr.
Edward H. Pence, 10 30. "The Surprises of
Prtrraieaoe" : f:4, "The New Man."
Central E. 13 th and Pin. Dr. W. H Nu
gent. 11. "Christ and th Charch"; 7:45.
'Jssae Watts ana Hi MTmns.
Cmlnrv llUi t Clav. Re. B. B. Sua-
eliffe. 11. "Tbe Supvvaae Miracle the Bes-
wrrectfcm"; SJO. "Th Suffieseney j of Paul's
Gospel,-'
Mt' Tatwr el aata ana permoat. Ker;
Ward W. MscHenry. 11. Bally .day; 7 JO.
"Vision of Jacob."
Vernon E. 19th and Wygant Raw. J. O.
Margie. 11, 7:80.
Piedaeoot Cleveland and Jarre tt. Rev. J.
Francis Morgan. 11. "Sought sad Found":
7:80. "Th Works' Greatest Fraternity."
Fourth First and Gibbs, Be. Monroe Q.
Everett 16:80. "What Shall We Do Wrth
Jssusi"; 7:80, "Tragedy g a Haart"
people s Societies
and there win be a remdoa of 1 1 and
teachscs. Half a do a. cisss for adult will
present ewnsss of study which will,
equivalent to a eoorse in eoBea-e. -
Mr. W. K. Royal will teach a stood of
young men a series of lessons on "The Life
of Christ." Mia Marthin Grimsby will guide
a group or women la rouge an appropriate
course on iam women or the Bible. Frank
Mangold is th leader of the, older men' class
and will study "The Social Teachings of
Jesus." A. . E. Whitcomb and Mrs. E. B.
MacNaughtoa will guide their young peopls s
classes in th state Bible course for high
school credits. Naomi King will lead the
Semor C. K. meeting in a discussion of the
topic of "Jealousy." Kenneth Robert will
am u teauer at tn intermediate society. Th
tupio "How Can We Help Our Foreign Mis
sionaries?" On Thundsv m4 It. u-.
?l0wi?1 .k"1 the second hi lectures on
- xn oidwl- Tas special topic wul be "Hew
saucu oi w s-eniateuca was written by Moses.
A bis contest for new member started last
Sunday at th Alameda Park Community
cnurcu senooi. xt wui last IV week and will
with PPer., The achooi suet at
xv o niocs.
A service of worahiD is snhMs)
Sunday at 11:15, with music nndeg direction
of Mr. Eloia Hall Cook, soloist, and Mrs.
Walter B May. pianist, Th pastor will
preach Sunday ia "Is the K. K. K. Protestant
asa cunsuan 7
T?S. 1 1 fl,,.- tv. , ,
v X. w. win ii ww jvsos pmryam aoevs as
m mnucu iw nro nours. Decuuunsj a i :t.
ii in, uaa xwiresnaHnua xru
fsssor Siason. Bawd oollan. will soaak.
The ' Woman's mmIiiIimi .. .ImmI
Vm J. UmImi v.n .i . -.
iwsw hwuuh os to season. 'xnm xsoy
Scout got suooer at th ahurch Fridav srva
WU
f Episcopal
The SUblic la invited tn hear two
Christian leaders from the Orient at
ST.'.IJavlda Pariah rhnrA nn flnndsv.
i-roiessor joani. a member oz the fac
ulty oz ins university of Calcutta. In.
dis, will speak at 11 o'clock on "Chris
tianity' in India, and America's imme
diate opportunity." At 7 :30 the Rt.
Rev. Dr. Mosher, bishop of the Philip
pine Islands, will speak on The Ameri
can church in the Philippines." The
School, which has started off with a
largely Increased enrollment, will meet
at 9 :su. The Eucharist will be eels
brated at 7:30 and 9:30.
Th Young People's society, formerly of fit.
Stephens, will bold its weekly meetine in room
"A" of the Public library, Sunday evening at
6 -.30 o'clock Miss Martha Batterson will give
a review oi vie spun oi Missions ana T. Js,.
Dittibrenat wui be the leader.
Promptly at 8 p. m. th society will meet
at the entrance of the Good Samaritan hospital
to sing m the wards. All young people are
coruiauy lnntea to arxeca.
Lutheran
Prof. O. J. Ordal will nreach the
opening sermon of the Oregon circuit of
PORTLAND
Eenilwortb E. 84 th and Gladstone. Re.
L. K. Grimes. 11, "The Need of a Christian"!
8. "Who Is a Christian T" - B
Hope 78th and Everett Be. J. A Rmitk
11, "Shall All Children Be Compelled to At
tend Our Public Schools"; 7:30. report of
delegates.
Rose Cit E. 45th and Hancock.
Donald W. M. MacCluer. 11. 'The Horns of
tlie Wild Oxen"; evening, "Sin, Booted in the
xxean.
Forbes Graham ss Cantenbein. Bsv. Lloyd
B. Carries. 11. -
Trinity Virginia and Nebraska, Be. John
is. Jacijennon. ll. 7:311.
Anabel 56th and 87th . Rev. John M.
Paxton. 11. 7:80.
Millard Avanne 85th in mnA 7al . TW
Henry White. 10:80, "Stop. Look. Listen":
7:80, "Obstacle Removed."
Mixpan E. 10th and Division. 11, preach
ing oy Kev. j. n. McFarlane.
Mizpah E. 10th and Davison. 11
Unity E. Tlst and Sandy. Re. S. W. See-
mann. xu:ou, xtally nay; 7:45, Whitney Boys'
Chorus.
Arbor Lodge Bryant and Curtis. Be.
Alexander R. Evans. 11. 7:80.
Moreland-SeUwood Community House E.
15th at Spoksn. Bsv. W. g, McCuilsgh. 11,
7:30.
- Granr Hall 82d and Division. Bev. B.
B. D. Hotlenstad. A n. m.
Holt Chinese 4th and Bumside. 7 and
a tf. m.
Rsforrnad Evagllcal
First 12th and Clay. Rev. O. Hafner.
10:45, 8.
Second E. 83d and Columbia blvd. 11.
Third Lenta. Re. F. Lisnkaemper. 11.
(German); 8. (English).
Rsformed PrssbjteHan
First Minnesota and Alnsworth. Rev. F.
D. Fraser. 11. 7 40.
Seventh Day AdvarrUst
Not Regular services of this denomination
re held on Saturday.
Central K. nth and Everett A, R. Bell,
minister. 0:45, 11:45.
Tabernacle 6th and Montgomery. E. J.
Hibbard, minister. 10, 11.
Monuvilla E. 80th and Kverstt J. A,
Gerhart 10, 11.
Lent 84th at and 68th ave. D. J. Chit
wood. 10, 11.
St Johns Central are. and Charleston, J.
M. Mefkleiohn. 10. 11.
Albina Skidmore and Msllory. - Elder John
Isaac. 10, 11.
Scandinavian 6 2d street and 80th avenue.
Andrew Johnson, 10, 11.
Salvation Army
Corp No. 1. 248 Ash st Commandant
A. T. Pitts. 11, 8, 8.
Corps No 4. 128 Vk 1st Ensign Jessie
Millar and Captain Mrs. U Upton. 11, S. S.
Spiritualist
First E. 7tb at Hassalo. Re. J. W.
Hills. 8.
The Mystic Church of Bethseda 400 Alder,
Bev. VV. W. Aber. 8, message and physical
demonstration.
The Personal Message 312 Central found
ing. C. W. Shaw, pastor. 8. lecture and
messages.
Swadenborglan
New Christian Portland hotel assembly
room. Bev. William R. Reece. 11 "The
Threefold Meaning of the First . Command
ment." Unitarian
Church of Our Father Broadway Vnd Tam
hill. Rv. William C. Eliot Jr. 10:30. "The
Living God and the Living Church."
United Brathrwi
Conference Superintendent Ba. G. E. Mo
Donald, 89 E. 18th st
First E. 15th and Morrison. Re. Bmn
J. CUrke. 11. 7:45.
Second E. 27 th and Snmner. Re. Ira
Hawley. 11, 8.
Third 67th st and S2d va 8. E. Be.
E. O. Shepherd. 11, "The Inventory of Life";
8, "More Man,"
Fourth 6 2d ave. at 70th at S. E. Be.
B. Ross Evans, 11. "God's Greatest Gift"; 8.
"Wise Men Who Play the Foot"
Cloverdale (Old Constitution) 446 Jeesop.
Be. Walter Reynolds. 10. 11. 6:80. 7:3C
United Evastaatlcal
First E. 16th and Poplar. Be. C P. Gates.
11. 7:30.
Ockiey Green Willamette Blvd. and Gay
Rev. A. R. SchmaUa. 11, 7:80.
St John's Irsnhoe snd John. Be. H. H.
Farnham. II. 7:80.
United rsSytar1an
First E. 87th and Hawthorne, Re. H W.
Given. 11. 7:80.
Church of the Strangers Grand -av. at
Go"; 7:30, "Wasting On' Substance.'
Kenton Chsihsm and Lombard. Re. Carl
Scott Dunn. 11, 8.
Multnomah Multnomah Station. Rev. David
Steel Sharp. 10. 11. :45. 7:80.
Mlssins
Christian and Missionary Alliance E. Oth
t Hancock. Rev. John E. Fee. 11. 7:80.
Apostolic Faith Sth and Hurnside streets.
Rev. Florence Crawford and R. M. Crawford.
lO.SO. .2:3. 7:SO; daily T:tS.
Pentecostal Aasrmbiy 112 First. Re.
Wfll C. Trotter. 11. 3.r.
volunteers of America 224 Bumside. B .
niags except Monday, S; Sunday 3, 8.
Bible Standard 162 Second. Re. Fred
Horwshuh, 10:80. 2 SS and S.
Chaach of God 868 fairing. Rev. H. A.
Schlatter. 11. 7:4ft.
ReaiisatioB League 148 litis, Re. H, Ed
ward Miiav 11, "Th Price -of Victory"; 8,
"Who Ar Tsi That Too Should Hurry'"
Divine Science 816 E. Clay. Re. T- M.
Mmard. 11. "Feeding tlMt9wd.
Pexwanal Measace Church v
S1S Ceatnl
hide. 8. W. Shaw. S. S.
. Greek Orthndin E. 17tn and Clinton. Be.
B. A. KarabsE. t, school; 16.
Christedelphian T12 E. 24th st X. 11.
Society of Spreading th Knowledg of Tiw
Irarsr 405 Fleidner bug. Monday, S P- a.
"Lsf l sulersteasl ; xneaaay. z:I p- b.
Scandxaaviaa Holiness (Free) 54th .
and 38th ave. Rev. H. D. Jacobeon. . 10, tl.
1:48 (Engitsh).
Thaoaopaical Bocmtg SJS Central bids.
8 B. as- ..:
barren Collins '
Cvanelist
penCEaternacle
The Warren Collins Evangelistic par
ty are In Portland for their , gospel
campaign, opening Sunday tn the largs
new tabernacle st East Ninth north
and Hancock street, erected- for the
meeting, and for the permanent use
of the Christian snd Missionary alii
snce of Portland, with John E,. Fes as
pastor. -
Th Collins party 1 on the Pacific Coast,
followinc their great Eastern meeting la Phil-
delphia. Pittsburg. Syracuse, Providence and
aoeipnia, rittaourg, Syracuse, i-ronanc ana
tte, Everett, Balllnghua and other place, where
there were many thousand of people ia at
tendance.
Mr. Collins has a national re potation as
layman evangelist Bev. L. R. Carter is a
noted Bible exponent of the East snd preaches
ia th Methodist church.
Be. F. i. Be Us of Nw York, a Baptist
and formerly with Rev. A. C. Dixon of Moody
chnreh. Chicago, aad of Spurgeon's tabernacle,
London, has charge of th musw of the evsn
galistie work of th party.
Mrs. Betts ia a- gifted BibW teacher. Be.
Carter and Mrs, Belt give daily lecture e imi see
at 2:80 p. m. Th meeting of th Collin
party attract hundred of sick people, who ar
prayed for according to James ft: 14, as Mr.
Hieksoa prayed fax th Episcopal chnreh. tn th
same part of thi city -two years ago, aad a
he is doing continually in hia tour at th
world.
The meetings have no relation to the pop
alar "ism" of th day, but th old-fashioned
Gospel, a it ha been preached by all evan
gelical churchea, ia heard continually.
im sci vie oa Sunday will be at 11 a. m.
2:80. 7 :80 p. m. and each af terVioon and ave
ning next week (Monday exoepted), at 2:30
sua f :w.
Our Saviors church, Tuesday, October
T. , J j i ; , .
- ihhpw mu OTjsjvsu iron
Oregon and Southern Washington for a Ursee-
" 4 ii ii i vn. nwowuir ewmag wui om
given over to th Women's Mission. federa
tton JX 00 .wiu render a program on atiaaic
and Christian education.
Grac Lutheran church win conduct regumr
services at 11. The pastor's them is "Th
chnreh s Living and Precious Foundation." The
youna people will meet Tuesday night and at
temnt a tluimmh rwm. .
ew material of th eiiirchTh BaUirdsy
scnoot unaer in personal supervision of the
in f, r,min activity, meeting regularly
" " s-arenm ar sga to lis
this onrMwrjmitv fn. n. I . . :
children.
Methodist Episcopal
The BSStnr Tii Tl TP t m
preach at both services Sunday, at the
i. xiu uiurcn. at, me 11 O ClOCK
hour of worship he lll speak on the
UlSma, Yiinnpnnlt Vw li."
. - . , vw"i viiuusiuon.
and in the evening at 7:30, on "The
Grace of Considerateness." Sunday ia
uuurcn, ana mem
bers and friends are cordially invited
tn mMt with ih. i 'i .
j .4g uuuua; KUWl at
Th Women association held a most inter
esting meeting last Wednesday afternoon.
Aoous ov laaias were present and plan for
iT - V7. . luvimrcu ua aaopteo.
Next Wednesday, September 27. at lO o'clock,
there will be a Joint meeting of all the legion
of th association in th Oxford parlor. Th
ladies ar silked to bring sewing equipment and
lunch. Coffee will be served.
Dr. Charles MacCaughey win preach at the
morning service of Centenary Wilbur Meth
odist church, and hia theme will be "Holding
Up th Piooeesion.' Dr. H. T. Greene will
deliver th evening sermon on th theme.
-auuu anr-'i gm Bnail Becom. ' Tn BUS-
loai number given during th day win be:
MOBNtN'O
Cnmiml 4t) W,- . - v.n. mill. . ,
(Bartlett) ; solo. "Saviour. Blessed Redeemer
(jjn, airs. Perrln; chorus choir, "Before
me xieavena were spread Abroad" (Parker)
EVENING
'Ouartet. "God Is a Spirit"" (Bennett) ; solo.
aiuB kjoxj vxwkou;. aa. aa, a, Evans;
(Concluded en Fags Flvs, Column Three)
First Presbyterian
Church
ALOEt AT TWELFTH
HAROLD LEONARD BOWMAN
NORMAN KENDALL TULLY
MINISTERS . '
litis A. M.
Dr. Bowmaa J re ache oa Theme:
'Whiter Than Snow"
7:4 P. ar.
Sr. Tally Preaches oa Theme ,
"John Mark's Apos
tasy and Retllrn,,
TRINITY CHURCH
EPISCOPAL ,
1STH AND KVKRKTT STS.
REV. DR, A. A. MORRISON
BECTOB . .
HOLY OOMSIUNIOI 8 . St.
aSORNIfia PRAYKR AND SERMON
DR. ALEXANDER MANN
OP BOSTON, PREACHES
VCNINQ PRAYER AND SERMON
P. St.
SUNDAY SCHOOL S:4S A. M.
TRANOKRS CORDIALLY INVITED
First Congrregational
Church
PARK AND MADISON STS.
Broadw and U Cars to Block of Xiutoh.
OR. McELVEEN PREACHES
11 A. M. REAL AND SHAM HUMAN
BROTHERHOOD
7:48 P. ST. DR. McELVEEN Answer
, .4 Questions: .
1 Whr This Xew War ia Asia Minor
2 Should Religion Be ' Taught in Our
Pohhe Reboots?
In ao Chaotic World, Can Portland
Ha a lt25 Exposition
What Forward Step Did th Episcopal
General Convention Takaf
l4S A. L SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
Thur, S. u. Dr. MeEIM Laotur
ea the Bibs.
Calvary, Presbyterian
Church
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STS.'
Or. B. B. Sutcliffe, Pastor
Sunday Stihjects 11 A. M-. Th Ss
preme Mlraelei The BssBrreetloaM
3 :30 P. M., Tks Ssfc!sejr ef Paal'i
uospei," usu. ana a.
SCTSIDE METHODIST
SSTH AND EAST TAMHILL - .
11 A. SI. THI MAN OOD USES -;
POPULAR RCXDAT RVENIXO. 1:45
' DON ESI DON ESI DQNESI "
Which ar yea - trying to raeceed with
'Wish-bone." ''Jsw-fcone" er "Back
Hear thi Wispiriag wifsssge.
DR. AALLAOHKR. Speaker
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565,000 CHURCH
WILL BE ERECTED
A new church, eaUmated to' cost $65,
000, will be erected- on the site aoqulred
some time ago by the Msllory avenue
Church of Christ on the corner of Msl
lory avenue and Knott street. This
organisation la composed of the two
congregation formerly known as the
Wood lawn church' and the Rodney ave
nue church, which united their forces
about a year ago through the offices
of Rev.' Joseph . Boyd, city mlnnton
ary for. the Christian chrchs of Portland,-
and who is pastor of this con-
gregation.
Plana for th new building ha been fonan
la ting throughout the. year, and already nor
than one-half th amount heeessary haa been
pledged and considerable . of it paid into th
building fund. Decision to" start an active
campaign to complete th fund and stark
construction of th building was mad at a
matting of th official board, held last week,
Th building .wiQ be thoroughly modern and
quipped to carry oat an extensive program
of religious education. It will - be of brick
or stone construction and wul ' cover practically
th entire ait. 10O by. 100 feet Plans .for th
edifice era being drawn by Robert, fl. Ore
church architect of Los Angela.
' H. A. Hoatetlar is chairman of th onunitteS
on plans. A. E. Gardner ia chairman of
th building committee, of which committee
L. F. Anderson is treasurer and John &
Clark secretary.
At tomorrow's service. Re. Bnyd win sresV.
hi morning subject, ' being "Th Ml anion of
ha Church; th evening topis "In Testing
for th Lord."
Next Friday night th young pace of the
church -wilt meet for a social varting. Thra
will include th Christian Endeavor society
aad th young men's clubs.
'. ' '
BET. JOHTTSOJf BETTJB3T8
Rldgefleld, Wish., Sept. 2Si Ths
Rev. Lorenzo Johnaon a member of
the Vancouver district. Puget Sound
conference of the Methodist shurch
was returned hers as pastor for an
other year. He came to Rldgefleld
from Pe Kll, Wash., In 1911. Rev.
Harold I Woehl. pastor of the Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church (Cferman
near here, was returned from the Pa
cific German conference recently held
at Rosalia, Waarw, for the sixth con
secutive time. The Rev. A. J. Welgle,
district superintendent of the Oregon
district, resides near the Bethel church.
GRACE MEMORIAL
CHURCH
WEIDLER AND . E. 17TH BT. Ix".
! 8 A. Mt HOLY COMMUNION
f
10 A. Mw SUNDAY SCHOOIi
iiXmtIpreaching
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Ven. John Chanler
White
Archdeacon of Springfield
7:45 PREACHING 1 V
Rev. John McKim
. Japan .
TAKE THE BROADWAY OR
IRVINGTON CAR AND FOL
LOW THE CROWD
WARREN
COLLINS
The Collins- Party Now
on Pacific Coast From
Their Great Eastern
Meetings
Sunday, Opening"
11,2:30, 7:30 P.M.
Special Tabernacle.
Erected East 9th St. N.
and Hancock
Union Gospel '
Meetings -Great
Portland Campaign
Hundreds of Sick
Healed
Hundred Saved
Old-Time Religion Only
The Sick Prayed For at
All Meetings
Divine Healing Sweep
v ing World -
Come and see everybody
' Under Auspices V
Christian Missionary
1 Alliance
REV. JOHN FEE
PASTOR
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