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THE OREGON DAIIiY
JOURNAL
14
SATURDAY, " OCTOBER 14,r 1922.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
tlanci Council of ChurcL.es to
m Portland ext Jfriday venin
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10 DEPARTMENTS
TO MAKE REPORTS
The third -annual meeting of the
.Portland Council of Churches has been
called for next Friday evening at 7 :45
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church, 12th and Alder streets. Cooperating-
Protestant Evangelical
churches of the city " will send dele
gates. Features of the meeting wUl
be the reports of the tea departments
and the election of officers.
The council was orcaniaed June 21
1.91!. At its' inception it had sevei
departments. The" work has grow"
until ten are now necessary to earn
on the varied forms of activity under
taken. .
During the past to years Amedo
Smith of the First Methodist churcl.
has beer president. Since the last
annual meeting the executive secre
tary lias been, ehan'sred, :the Rev. Ray
K. Close succeeding the Rev. Ralph
McAfci, who left jn January to take
it similar work at Kansas City. Mo.
Some of the accomplishments of thej
vanou? aepartmenia ouring tne past
year are as follow : . Evangelism Led
the churches in simultaneous evange
listic camaigns. About 15.000 persons
attended the park services.
Social and industrial betterment
This department hap been operating a
home for unfortunate girls, with a
Christian woman if charge, and has
a Wo arranged for industrial confer
ences. Survey jind comity By frequent con
ferences this department seeks to ren
der obsolete sectarian rivalry and to
avoid overlapping of , parishes and
competition between denominations-.
Religious education This depart
ment ha? conducted institutes, confer
ences and training schools.
Women's department This Is one of
the newer departments which during
th year has led in the united activi
ties of the women ' of Protestant
churches. :
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
' Officers for the ensuing year were
elected last Sunday by the district No.
! group of the Multnomah County !Sun
rlay School association, as follows :
President. V. E. Whitman ; vice presi
dent. IS. Swanson : secretary-treasurer,
W. A. Pratton. There were 320 pres
ent. The Fourth I'nited Brethren
school won fne picture award, with 81
per cent atendance. .The convention
was hdd at the Lents Kvangelicai
church wild the principal address was
given by the Rev. F. M. Jasper.
BIBLE STl'DY CLASSES
Persons interested in Bible study
are invited tn a special series of classes
to be conducted on Mondays and Wed
. nesdays during the next three months
under the auspices of the religious
work department of. the Y. W. C. A.
Miss Orll Klsie Heiithorne has been se
cured as teacher. Two classes will be
held each day. Each Monday night
from 7:13 to 8:15 the eospel of Mark
wiir be studied and Bible Principles
of Teaching" will be the class subject
for the second hour. "Wednesday morfv
ings frrvrn 10:30 to 11:30 the book of
Acts will be considered, and on "Wed
. nesday afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock
""the principles of prayer will be studied.
First METHODIST
CHURCH
TAYLOR AT CORNER TWELFTH
B. EARLE PARKER,
EDWIN T. RANDALL
MINISTERS
SI SDAV SCHOOL 9:45
MORMSG SERTICE 11:00
"THE ADDED TOUCH"
epwohth league e:i;
EVENING SERVICE 7:80
"THE MINISTRY OF
SURPRISE"
First Congregational ;
Church
, PARK AND MADISON STS.
B'dwsy and I. J. Cars to Block of Church.
DR. McELVEEN PREACHES
11 A. M.-4"THE WHYNESS OF III,"
7:45 P. M. Dr. McEhteen win Aruvwer
4 Questions:
1 Why Was Lord Raglan Ashamed of
Being an Englishman t
2 Are the Churches Losing or Gaining
3 Is There Kpt as Much Cruelty Jn
America as in Turkey?
.an Gland-renewal Rejuvenate the
Axed?
SEATS FREE
Hear Tonight
. WARREN
COLLINS'
FAMOUS TALK
Courttbip
Marriage
Divorce
YOO'G FOLKS, COME
TABERNACLE
East th St. . and: Hancock
ALL WELCOME
I 1
First Baptist Church Z53?5&'
7:45 P. M PICTURES
of WAR-TORN FRANCE; PHILIPPINE TYPE OP WOMEN:
CHILDREN, SUFFERERS, AND COLLEGES OF CHINA:
CLINIC AND WITCH DOCTOR OF AFRICA; KINDERGARTEN
f AND RED CROSS WORK OF JAPAN; ORPHANS, FAKIRS,
AND PILGRIMS OF INDIA. Mr. Ernest Crosby will sing "Christ
in Flanders," whil the Ruins of JS'otre, France, is on the screen.
Dr. Villers speaks.1
Twenty-Minute Song-
11:00 A. M. DR. TILLERS PREACHES ON fTftt led T Mji
"GOD'S CROSS-QUESTIONINGw
Sunny
side
TH AK1) EJLST TAXHIXL ST8.
Popular Sunday Evening
("On to Election" Addresses)
"OCT. 1 "WHAT I THISK Of THE KIT KtTJX lCrAX-
OCT. S! "WHAT I THISK OK 3HODER5 CATHOLICISM"
OCT. S9-"WHAT I TM15K OF HODEBX pIotESTA-STISV-S
OV.- .4 "WHAT I THINK OF THE ECCATIOKAl7 Bill?
(DR. GALLAGHER, Speaker)
ThU rkank teie sUdrs ar opea ajs frv to ta it f TWU
land, resraxdless e( their kellefsy poUUesU.r wUrtoiL Vikt SimtsHs
pastor and tKBife
HJttracting Crowds
2tt iocal Services
The meetings being: conducted at the
Swedish .Baptist churchv by the Rev.
and Mrs. David F. Nygren of Chicago,
have gotten -well
under way, and
great interest is
already being
shown. The serv
ices will continue
next week every
evening at 7:45
o'clock, except
Monday and Sat
urday. On Sunday
morning at 10:30
the evangelist will
preach in Swedish,
his subject being,
"From ' Attic to
Cellar." Sunday
afternoon at 3 :30
a mass meeting
Iter. j' for men- at the
Swedish tabernacle at 17th and Gltsar.
streets will be addressed by the Rev.
Mr. Nygren. His subject will be "Cats
Will Come Back." . Mrs. Nygren will
address a meeting for women at the
Swedish Baptist church. 15th and
Hoyt streets, at the sama hour. Her
theme will be "Mother." "The Birth
of a Nation" will be Mr. Nygren's
subject Sunday evening at 7 130.
All the services will be in English
except Sunday morning and Thursday
evening.
LEADERS TO MEET
On Monday, at the First Congrega
tional church, groups of Congregation
al leaders from the Congregational
churches in this part of the state, will
confer with the new state superintend
ent, Dr. C. H. Harrison, and the Rev.
Dr. H. H. Kelsey. from San Francisco.
Brief addresses will be mude on "The
Program of the Congregational Church
in Oregon." The denomination set out
this year, to raise $5,000,000. Unless
strenuous1 work is put into the next
two months and a half that big objec
tive will not be realised, it is learned.
Every Congregational church within a
hundred miles is asked to send its pas
tor, its Sunday school superintendent,
one of its trustees and representatives
of its women's organizations. Lunch
will be -served at 12 :30 o'clock for all
out of town delegates. The conference
will begin at 10 o'clock, and continue
through the afternoon.
FILM STORY AT CHURCH
Next Friday at 8 p. m.. in the Sunny
side Congregational, church. East 32d
and Taylor streets, the Invincibles.
young men's class of the church, will
put on a moTiorf picture exhibition of
"The Man Without a Country." Gladys
.Morgan Farmer will render appropri
ate selections on tne organ, t ne a. a.
R. quartet will also be on the program,
in harmony with the patriotic nature
of the picture. The public is cordially
invited.
OPEN AIR MEETING
George A. Sutherland, member of
Sunnyside Congregational church,
Portland, who entered the Moody Bible
institute of Chicago this fall, is one of
a group of students who hold open air
meetings in the business section of
Chicago, as part of their training in
practical Christian work, according to
a report issued bv the institute.
'
BIBLE CLASS DISCUSSION
The Portland Union Bible classes on
Wednesday afternoon will discuss the
subject "The Tabernacle and Its Typ
ical Significance." The teacher, the
Rev. B. B. SutcHffe, makes use of dia-
grams, outlines ;r.nd references. The
text to be considered Wednesday is in
the 26th chapter of Exodus.
WESTMINSTER
EAST 17TH AMD SCHUYLER STS.
E. H. PENCE. D. D., PASTOR
A SERIES OF
SUNDAY EVENING 8ERMON8 ON
"HOW CHRISTIANITY WON
ITS PLACE IN THE WORLD''
FIRST IN SERIES
7:30 "Rome, the Melting
Pot of the Nations"
10:30 A. ..
"STRANGE COMPANIONSHIPS"
8CNDAT. .OCTOBER 15
MORNINQ SERVICE 11 A. M.
TOPIO, "LIFE A FIGHT OR A
FAITH."
EVENING SERVICE 7:30
P. IH. TOPIC. "CON
CERNING THINGS
LEFT UNDONE."
Mission Classes start
Thursday, - tflta week.
Starsttptloon lecture.
EASTSIDE BAPTIST
EAST 20TH AND SALMON
WALTER BENWCLL HI ft SON, 0. D.
MLNISTEB
BIBLE SCHOOL S:30 A. M.
1 :00 A. WL '
"In th School of CkrUt,"
7:30 P. M,
"A Life Four-Sqnare"
B. V. P. U. S:1B P. M.
( East sXorrison, or Hawthorne Are. Cars. -J
Methodist
Sill llnsajja. L.
3mportant Jews
Advent Christian
"The Unspeakable Turk in the Light
of J"rohecy ' v. ill be the topic on
which the pastor of the Advent Chris
tian church will speak Sunday morn-
Jng. The following Sunday he will
spt-aK on Christ s Second coming,
and on the second Sunday morning in
November on "The Object of Christ's
Return." M
Baptist , v
At -the First Baptist church (White
TCmple) Sunday evening Dr. Thomas
J. Villers will give an illustrated ad
dress, showing pictures of the havoc
wrought by the World war in France:
a typical native wife in the Philip
pine ; : in China, a mother, craft,
school. Ginling coilece in rose time,
basketball players. Shanghai gymna
sium, a needle' image, the sick at hos
pital doors ; in Africa, the witch doc
tor, a baby clinic; in Japan, a kinriei
garten playground, a boys' school, Wa
seda university. Red Gross work, mis
sion ship in the Inland sea :- in India,
the Waterbury hospital, orphan chil
dren, native plowtng, a tank cf people,
a fakir, a pilgrim, the baptistry at
Or.gole. a native limousine ; in Assam,
a Sunday morning congregation, a car
penter shop, a press building ; in Bur
ma, the mass movement Cover 16,000
natives baptized).
The 120 minute soiic service, led hy YVUlium
Ma use 11 Wilder and the .male quartet, will
have for its Uieme. "TTie Shepherd's Call."
bj Verdi. Special features: Dnt-t. "tJwI'j
Ouiding Hand"; baritone solo, "Hecau-e lit
Loved Me So": male iiuartet, "Now lay
li Over. " Krae't "robv will sinz "t iiri-t in
Flanders" (by Ward Stevens while the p:c
tufe of the ruins of the viliase o! Xutrt,
France, is on the screen. In tae morning Dr
Villers will preach. On e.liiealay the resru
lar monthly luncheon -and business meeting
of the Women- society will be held ut the
home of Mrs.. II. W. Stone. No. 309 North
31st ' street, A-fiting hostesses, Xlesdainet.
W, II. keener. A. Jl Sinirleton, J. K. Steven
son, A. I.. Veazie and H. W Gardiner.
The Iter. W. Arnold Benue'.t will dicuw
a variety of teachings such aJ pentecos'.ali.-m.
entire sanctifiration and per-'ct tionism at hit
Sunday mr.mins Bervice at the Tinrd I5nj.li-t
church. The senior B. T. I. V. held it?
monthly business, meeting Tuesday evening
at the borne of Miss I.aara Spall. The Hocie-.y
decided to adopt the "Standard of Excellence"
of tile Oreron B. Y. I". l. A membership
content between the senior and iutermedi-t.-socieyes
of the church will begin Sunday ami
ciose "December SI. A banner wili be awarded
to the ..winning side.
The evangelistic services under the leader
ship of H. Aujust Mundenp are pcoeeedins
witii unusual interest at the Arleti Haptist
church. The' finginc of the choir and con
gregation is a feature of the service.!. There
is also a special musical feature for each service.
The intermediate and senior voting ljcople'.-,
societies gave a 30-minute song service at Ar
leta station last Sunday evening. It was at
DIRECTORY
18th Sunday After Trinity
UNIFORM SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
The Ministry of Jolin tlie Bauli-a. " I.uke S.
tioicien Teit "Iteieiit ye; f.r the. kuigdoni
of heaven is ot hand." Matthew 3:2.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S TOPICS
Christian Endeavor "True Patriotism:
What It. Li and Does." Lsa. 1:18-20. (Citi-
zeniiliip Tay).
Kpworth League "The Abundant Life. !
John 10:10. ,
H'i'tist I'nion- "Tra") Patriotism; What It
Is and Does." Ll. l ltt-20. (Citizenship
ly).
Baptist
First (White Temple) 12U at Taylor. Dr. I
T J. Villers. 11. "God' Cross Questioning":
7:4 5, World war results in pictures.
jCut Side E. aotn at Salmon. lr. T. .
Hinsr-n. 11. "In the School of Christ"; 7:30,
"A Life 'Four Square."
Third Vancouver at Knott. Rev. W.
Arnold UeSnett. 11. "The Baptism t the
Holy Crhost: What la Iff"; 7:30. "Coming
I town Tliroueh tbe Roof, an Unusual Way of
Beinc Saved."
. A r lets 8th ave. at 4th st. S. E. Her.
Owen T. Lsy. Preaching by Evangelist An
guft Hundernp; 11, 7:80.
Calvary rl 8U1 at tirant. Uev. J. tt.
Thomas. 11. "The Iteceiving Kelision" ; 7:30,
"How Sand Became itoik.'
tilencoe K. 4 Stn at Alain. Kev. W. B.
Stewart. 11. 8.
Jjellwood E 11th at Tacoma. Rev. C. S.
Tunnell. 11. 7:30. .
Urace tl. 7tttri at Asn. Rev. J. F. Huca
elberry. 11. 7 AS. .'.,,
Bwedisti lBth at Hoyt Rev. T. U. Sjolan
der. Evangelifctic services. Preaching b Iter,
Iavid Nygren, 10:50 (Swedish), "Kr-.m At
tic to Cellar"; 3:30. mass meetiru. for women.
Address ty Mrs. Nygri-n, "MoUier. " 7 :30
"The Rirtl-. of a Nation.''
Bt. Johns Chicago at Leonard. 11. 7 :BO.
Highland K. 6t!i at Alberta. Kev. Walter
L. Riley. 11. "The Stewardship of Life "; 7:30,
"God and My Mind."
Tabernacle E 4 5th ave. at 4 2d st. 11.
"Lifted by Ood." by W. P. Hansen; 7:30.
rally day exercises.
ait. Uiivet (coioreaj oruauwaj aw
Kev. i. '.V. Andersen. 11, .
Lnts 88 th -st- at 0th ave. Kev K. A.
Smith. 11. "The Great Price': 7:30, evan-
gelitio service by Rev. A. J. Ware
tsecono oerman xvomicj . . mwi
r. Hotrman. 11, 7:30.
Italian Mission E. 44 th at Sherman. Rev.
Eugene fantttti. ' :30. school; 8.
Eiim Swedish K. tfth at Alberta. Rev.
Harold Nelson. 2 :3U.
Catholic
Cathedral 15th at Iiavis. Rev. George J.
Campbell. O. 7:16. S:30. :45, 11.
Sf Peters-i Lenta. Uev. J. P. O'Flynn.
. 10.30. 7:30.
Lawrence 3d at Sherman. Ker. J. C
Bnghea. 7:16'. 8:30, 10:30. 7:30.
St Francis E. ltli at Pine. Rev. L it.
Hcis'tSMt. 6. 8. 0. 10. 11.
lni maculate Heart at Mary Williams at
Stanton. Her. W. A. laly. 6. 8. U. 11,
7:80.
Holv Roaarr E. Sd at Clackamas. Rev.
'Arthur Towniey. O. P. 0. 7, B. . 11, 7 :30.
Bt. Jtose ooa st. aitmtaa j . ax.
O'farrelL 8. 10;80.
bt. Andrews' - K. Vtn at Alberta. Rev.
Thomas K.lernan. 8, 10 30, 7 BO.
The Madeleine E. Sth at Siskiyou. Her.
Ueorge '. Thompson. 0, 7:30. U, 11.
Ascension E. 76Ui at 1 amtiili. Franciscan
rather. 8. lo 30. 7:30.
Uleased Sscrament Maryland at Blandena.
Rev. W. -V. telly 8. 1U:80. 7 :SO.
Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin. Rev. C Ray
mond. 8. lO 30. 7 :30 ,
bt Iznatros 3220 43d st 8. E. Jesuit
FkUitrt. :30, 8, 10:30. 7.
St. Step he ni E. 4Udt Tsylor. Kev. War
ran A. Wsitt 6, 8 :15. 11. 7.30.
Holy Uedeenux Portland bird, at Vanecm
eer ave. Uev. P. Rresenxer. C. S. tt. E.
. 8. 10:3O, 7:SO..
St. Philip Xeris (Paulast Fathers) E. 16th
at: Hickory. Rev. T. F, Krder, C. S. P.
7J30, 9, 10:30, 7:30.
Cbnrcti of the AMumptton 8. Smitb avs.
at1 Newton. Serrit istoers. . 8. 10:80,
1 :S0.-
aered Heart .K. 11th at Center. . Kev.
GrefOTJ Kobl. O S- B. 8. 10:SOT:U.
Bt. Asatca K. 1 oth at Nchaiem. Her.
John Cummiaky. 8. 10:30, 7.80.
fit. Stanislawr ( Polish) MaryUnd at rul
ing. Ksv. V. Uatusewajri. 8. 10:39. 7:80.
8L Joseph lOnnan) 15th at Coueh. Rav.
Frowtn Epper. 8, 10:30. 7:30.
Bt Micoael 1 Italian 1 4tt at Milt Rev.
M. RalesU. K. J. 8:30. 10:30. 7:30.
. 8f Claree Capitol HilL i ather Aloysiua.
O. r. M, 7:16. :1.
St. Charles E. 33d st Alberta. Ker. M.
Wauaee. 8, 10:30.
All Salute E. 38 th at UHsan. Rat. Wil
llam CroninJ 8. 1U:30.
8. Patrtcws 11 th at 8a Tier. Rev: CharUs
il. Smith. ; Masses, 8, :30. 11, 7:45.
8L Birgiita's Chapel Unninn - Glea Har
bor. (Attended from St. Patricks.) a .30
--. i "'
Oat Ladt of Borrvwa JC. S2d at Wood
stock. Kev. U. C Jralta. S, 10:43, 7:46.
St. Antaxmy Caapel 7022 5th ave. Rev.
. M. . Sniderhom. V a. m.
Holy JTaanily C ha pel . 37th at Rez. Rev.
U. C Ifaila., .-.
, - . ChrtstiM
First Sunday serricaa tomporarUy at the
Uaeom hick school. Park and Market atraeta.
Rev. Harold G riffle, pastor. 11, "A Reason
for Sly Hope: 7:45, "Why Pray for Iily
Bread!" ,
JDaa Sidai E. 12th and Taylor. Re. W.
S. Crockett. Prearhing by Rev. Floyd A.
Rosa, arrancehst. 11, "The Lorid's Sapper":
8:30, meeting for sua aad boys; 7:30, "Can
Man Be Saved Out at the ChnrchT"
Chareh of Chi is t Bodney mad Kaota, . Bent.
Jaeepk Boyd. 11. T:45-
lioBtaTiUat E. 76th at Ghaaa. Bev. Frank
L. PtutkeO. 11, 7 80 I
Kera P.rk Rev. J. F. Ghoraatey. It. "The
Resiureetio. as Tanght in Chnstian Baptiam ' :
T:4S. "Tlw FaH of Rabylort"
St. Johns Central astd (stho, Ray. H-t-bert
Jooea. Jl. n.
Inglewood K- 6U at KilllBgxworth. Raw.
W. ku Lerwla. :46. IL. 7 30.
SaUwooil E. Sth and Snoaaaa. Bare, i,
B, Johaeoa - 11. 1:SS.
Advent Cnnstian 438 Sd. Raw. George
ArmstroBC 11, "The- lTmweakabsa. Turk ia
Urn Light ( -frorhecy"; T0. j i
Christian Sclenca
Bubtect --ttontnna ef ihsiml
of Portland (Bhurcnes
tended by a (treat crowd. If Ui weather per
mit, this outdoor song Bervice wili again .be
held 'it the sa.rae Ideation on Sunday evening
at 7 o'clock. The ccnleat between the junior
and senior department of tin Bible school is
developing a friendly rivalry which promises
result for tne whole school. ' Superintendent
C. C Ileasemee leads the seniors and Mxa.
Linoln the juiaiors.;
Special meetings -rill begin in the Highland
Baptist church , next Sunday - and continue
through the wees', i The Rev. J. F. Huckle
berry, pastor of ;the lfrrac Baptist church, will
speak each evening, except Saturday. A musical
prelude wiir be : sriven nnder the direction --of
Mrs. .'. C. Potter. ; The services will bejin
at 7:80.
A largely attended annua meeting greeted
the Bev. Ji C- Thomas, pastor of Calvary Bap
tist church, last Friday night upon the con
ciu"ion of his sixth year a pastor. At tWe
Rally day service lat Sunday 215 were pres
ent, and S1SO in subscriptions waa raised
in tba Sunday service tor the church painting
tund. ,
The Kev. A. J. Ware of Orison City wilj
conduct -an evangelistic service Sunday nun:
at the Lents Baptist church.
Dr. W. B. Hinson w 11 preside at the
staged services Sunday at the East Side Bar-ti-?t
church. Miss Margaret Harding will have
charge of the young people's meeting and Karl
Jones and Miss Gwendolyn Beach will speak
at the county hospital meeting at 3 p. m.
The Women's socieiv will meet Thursday at
10 a. in. for White Cross and relief work.
.V mission progruin will be given in the after
noon. Rally day will be observed by ttie Tabernacle
Baptist minion witil a fpecial progrrm at
7 :30 p. m. Sunday by the Bible school chil
dren. A graduation i jercie will feature the
program.
Christian
Although deprived for the time being
of a regular church building the First
Christian congregation is maintaining
its work and worship in an encourag
ing manner, waiting the completion of
its new structure on the former site at
Park and Columbia streets. The church
is holding its Sunday services in the
auditorium of thes Lincoln high school
and its .(week-day appointments in other
assembly halls and in the homes of
its members. With the new structure
almost ready for the roof, it is hored
that the congregation may occupy at
least the first floor before the. close
of the present year.
Tomorrow moniiuit the pastor, the Itev.
Harold 11. Gnifis, vill devote his discourse
is a consideration of the intellectual irrcund.
f a ln-'dem faith. The -ruu-irct i,-r-. ov.n
will include the anthem, "Oh, for a Closer
Walk With God'' tSprossji, and the du. t.
"Through the Gates of (xold" (Hart). '. s
Kleanor Louise Stocktmn and K Carroll Ihv.
Ti c Sunday evening worship will oien with"
a praise service led by the chorus choir, the
historic hymn for special study and story
being H. F. Lyto's ''Abid With Me." The
paster's evening sermon vrill be a discussion
OF CHURCH
First 19th and Everett. 11. 8.
Second E. th at Holladay. 11. 8.
Third E. 12th at Salmon. 11. 8.
Fourth Vancouver :st Lmeraon. 11. 8.
Fifth B2d snd 4 2d ave. S. E. 11.
Sixth Pythian tempie. 3SS Yamhill. U.S.
Seventh Smith ave, and New Tort. 11.
All churches Wednesday. 8 p. tn.
Congreoatlonal
First Park snd Madison. Dr, W. T. Me-Elvc-n.
11. "Tlie W'hyneiMi of Sill": 7:30.
que.-tion and answer service. '
Snnnwide E. 32d and Taylor. Pr. J. J
Ktaub. 1 1 . "Manifestations of thi- Holy Spirit" :
7 :4.. "Clirin in tho- KUiO' of liutl ."
Atians-in Memorial E. 29th and Everett.
Kev K. E Flint 11. "Brintrini the World to
Girfl"; 7:30. "The Fifth lieatituda Modern
ised.'' Highland E. 6 th an1 Prescott. Rev. Ed
ward Constant. 11. "An A'ltidnte for Racial
and Religious Bitterness"; 7:30, "Xlaklns
Your Mailt."
Wsverlaigh Heights-E. 83d and Woodward.
Rev. Oliver I". Avery. Jl. 7:30.
laurel wood 45 th ave. and 06th sL S. K.
7:45, community song service.
Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. Heir. James
W. Price. Jl. "The Church's Real Credentials;
What Are Theyr"; 7 :3, "ChoBen Witnesses."
I niversity Psrk Hsven atLomtard st
Rev. J. Sinclair (tnppty). 11. 8.
Finnish Mason and Albina. Rev. A. A.
Harm. H and 8 p. ra.
St. Johns 8. Iranhoe and Richmond. Rev.
D. Elmer Nonrse. 11. 7:30.
Danish-Nrweaian E.-' 23d and 8umner.
11. 7:30.
First Gorman Ebtneier E. 7th and Stan
tcn. Rev. George -Zocher. 10:30, 7:80.
Second German E. Sth and Skidmor.
Rev. Henry HaKelsanz. 10:30, 7:30.
Zion German E. 9th and Fremont. Rev.
John H. Ilopp. 10:30. 7:30.
Alameda Park Community E. 81st ana
Malen. Rev. Robert AJlingham. "What Must
I I'o to He Saved"; 7:80
Vnion I'arkrose. Rev. C. H. Nellor. 11, 8.
Dunkard
Church of the Brethren Borthw'ck and
Brainard. Rev. J. U. G. Stiverson, 11, 7, 8.
Cplsoopai
St. Stephens Pro-CatheUral 13th and Clay.
Right Rev. Walter Taylor Sumner, bishop.
Ir. Horace M. Ramsey, dean. 7:45. 9:45,
11. 7 .-. '
Trinity lPth and Everett- Rev. A. A.
Morrison, rector. 8, 11. "The T'npardonable
Sin',: S. "Spiritual Healing and the Power of
Faith."
SL Davids E. 12th and Belmont. Bar.
Thomas Jenkins rector. 7:30. ,i:30. 11,
"The Forward Looking Church";'' 7:30, "A
Psalm of Citizenship."
St Marks '2 1st and Marshall. Rev. W. B.
Everton. rector, 7:30. 11.
St. Philips 242 Russell. 10, 11.
SU Andrews Hereford st.. Portsmoath. Bar.
John It. Rice. 8, 11. 7:30.
Grace Memorial East 17th and WeMlar.
Rev O. W. Taylor. 11, 7:45.
St. Michaels and All A rise is E. 43d and
Broadwav. Rev. T. F. Bowen. 8, communion;
I I communion and sermon, "The Eternal
Chal'cr.c. "
Church of Our Savior 60th ave. snd 41st
St. 8. E. Archdeacon J. C. Black. 10. 11, 7:30.
Bishop Morris Memorial Good Samaritan
tospital Rev J. G. Hat ton 7. :S0 a. m.
St- Paul Woodmer. Rev. Oswald W.
Taylor. 4 p. m.
St. Johns Memorial 15th and Harney.
Rellwood. Archdeacon J. C Black in charge.
10. 11.
St Matthew. C-rbett and Bancroft Rev.
F H. Clark, vicar. 10. 11.
Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham
Rev. John Dawson, rector. 7.30. 11.
Mission of St. Johns Kickner a ball. Rev.
John D. Rice, vicax. 2 and 3 p. m.
St Peters Chape"! E. 80th and Ankeny.
.0 a. bv
St James Chapel . 7 2d it and S7th
avo 10. 7:80.
Church of the Transflmration K. 60th
and HH vision. 9. Eucharist; 3.
Evangel tel.!
East Market Street E. 6 th and Market
Hv. Ezra Maurer. 11, 7:30.
Clay Strwf-lOth atd Clar. P.ev Jacob
Stoeker. 10:45. "Rpirital Warfare"; 3. serv
ice at Altenheim: 8, "Sidelights of the Sunday
School Convention." by professor Geavnheimer.
Swedish Tabernacle N. 17th and UUsan.
Rev. C. J. lditu 10:30. 7:30.
Swedish Free- Missouri and Sumner. Rev.
George E. Bofatnun. 11. 7:30 (English).
West Portland Multnomah station. 11.
T:t.
Lents Rev. F. B. Culver. 11. 8.
Free Methodist
First E. Sth and HllL Rev. J. T. Taylor.
11, 8.
Central E. 63th and Flanders, Rev. f. L.
Burns. 11. 8.
Alberta E. 30th and Wygant K-v. B. J.
Yates i supply).! 11. 8.
Second- E. Richmond and Hudson. Bey.
D. M. Higbee. 11. 7:3fi
Lenta Rev. O. JJ. B3air. 11. 7:80.
Frleoaa
First E. 35th and Main. Rev. Chester A.
Hadley. 11. "The Pries thood of Belivers" ;
7:30, teToopticw lector on Central America
by R. Esther Smith. !
Second 9 2d st and 6 1st avs- 8. E. Bar.
F. J. Cope. 11. T:S0,
West Piedmont Borthwick and Jesrop. Bar.
Csrsy Jesup, 11. 7:30.
lewWi
Cbneraotlon Beth lirael (Refamted) 12th
aad Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Ritual and
sermons in English. Bervicea Friday S p. as.;
Sararday. 10:80 a. ta. ;
Congregation Ahaval Sholam Park aad
Clay sta. Rabat X- B. Kxaecwc. Friday, 8
p. av; Saturday. S:80 a. as.
Cong ream tioa Novah ZedeK Talmud Torah
th and Bali. Rev. Abraham L Roaeneraaa.
Friday. 8 p. sa. Saturday, 8 a. at. Sanday,
at a. bv. Religious school.
Laaxar Day Saints
Church ef Jam Chris of Latter Day Saints
. K. 23th aad : Madisoa. Heber C. , Iversosv.
atasdoa president. 10. 4:30.
- Reorganised Chareh ; oC Jesua Christ E.
tSth and Irving. C E. Jones, elder. 11.
T:43. i ' ,
i LsrJMran
8t Jsmee W. Park and jerfersoa. Rev
William E. Bnnkmaa. - 11. 7:46.
8t Paul's East 1 2th aad Clintoss. Bar. A.
Kranse. 10:80. J JO. i
Tnnity (Misaemrt synod) Rodney aad Ivy.
Be. J. A, Runbach. l:15 (German); 7:30
( unrus i
Chan, for Deaf Rodney ami Ivy Key. J.
g
am
'oun
of certain social bnp&eatiana of the IiM s
vTayer. On iMoaday evening at the dinner
hour the Bibifp school workers will - bold their
monthly conference in ! the cafeteria annex of
the Y. M C"4 A. , On Wednesday afternoon
the Woman's I Missionary society will give a
silver tea fori the benefit of the Christian
rhiner Miwkin f this city, at tlie homo tf
Mri CUrk BSack. So, S2 TUlamook street.
The Young Matrons' 1 Bible chua. of which
Mrs. C. J. Phrker is preaidiait, will hold an
all-dry meetiag on Thursday at the rid
dance of Mrs., C. JI. Egbert. No. 1053 Kurl
ney "avenue, i
Nearly 50 j additions ihave " been made tJ
the E.t Sidb Cliristian church duruig tlie
ns-'t two weelis through the evangelistic cam
paign which (is bc'hc; directed by the Kev.
Floyd A. Koss. The Be rv ices are to continue
thnughout the month. The evaugelUt i As
sisted by MrsL Boss and Miss Liorothy K - -tlrchetral
ccicerts a& 7 p. m. teature tlie
meetings. Ali 9:45 a. m. Sunday' tlie itoss
trio will give ja concert. Following the morn
ing service there will be - iuncbioa at he
church for the men and bays, which w.U be
followed by aa adtlreax ta men and boys only.
The subjects jaimouncei; for the nights nextl
wees: are: 3i$naay, frrpareane-sa ; mesaay.
"Conversion ee" a Now Testament Murderer';
Wednesday, ?The Meanest Thing' in Port
land"; Thursday. "Toe New Birth": and Fri
day, "Our M'onderfut Bible." Noon meet
ings will alsoi be hekl ss follows next week
by the evangelist: Monday at tlie Inman
Poulsen Lumfter comisany; Tuesday. Multno
niali Uimberi 4 Box company ; Tburvdjy,
Jones Lumber conuianv.
Christian Science'
Second Cjhurch of. Christ. Scientist,
of this city, announces a free public
lecture on "Christian Science" by Clar
ence W. Chiidwick. C S. B., of Omaha.
Neb., a member of the board of lec
tureship of the .Mother Church, the
First. Church of Christ. Scientist, in
Boston, Maps., in the Auditorium Fri
day evenini, October 20, at 8 o'clock.
Dpors openlHt 7 :30, Ths public is cor
dially Invited.
Congregational
Sunday retorning at the First Congre
gational chjurch Dr. W. T. McJOlveen
will answer such queries as Why
Does God Permit the Turks to Mas
sacre the Armenians?" He will also
conduct a ejuestion and answer service
at n'ght.
Ir. J. 4. Staub of Sunnyvido CnncrcsattensJ
cliurcii will iccupy his. pirlpit Sunday. The
ciuiru) choir,, under the direction of Profes
sor HoUir.Twerth, wilt fing at tlie lnomiufj
wrrice. Chester Lyun will speak- to the
senior endealf rers at fi :30 on the work of
the "Big Biiither Frm" at Lebanon. At
the same hoiar the iutermedmtes will be led
by Irving Leonard on the topic- "Psrriotim.
What It Is aid What It. Does." (iladys Jl.ir-
gan Farmer' i re-service organ recital Sun-have
SERVICES IN
A. ('. Beyer. 2:30.
Our Ssviori-E; 10h snd Grant
Bev. M.
A ChritrnseB. ll ( Nc
orwpegi.-m ) , "What Think
lc of Chnt?
Betijehem-f-14th and Davis Re
IL 1.
Thorpe. 1 1 . ; 8.
Bethel Norwegian (Free) Wygant snd
Krxluey. Rcri Ieif Awe 11 ( Norwveian i .
"The Controlling Mor.ivp of Life", 7:30 (T.ng-lb-h),
"The Womplete Min "
Grace Enefish (Missouri Synodl w. 24i
and Broa-dwaj. Kev. E: Jl- Bernhanl. 11.
"The Benefits of Beins a Christian:"
Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and
Morris. - Rev R. Rasmrusen. 10. 11.
St. Johns- Peninsula and Kilpatriek Rev
L. Lndwig. 10:45. 7:30.
Swedish Amgustana Stanton and Rodney.
Rev. V. G. Heren. 10:45. 7:45.
Immanuel 19ti and Irving. Bev. A. V.
Anderson. It. 8.
PortsmouibJ Lovely and Fortune. Rev. 8.
C. H. KnuUan. 11. 7:45.
Zion Evangelical I Missouri Synod) Chsp-
man and Sataion. Rev. H. H. Koppelmann.
0:15. 10:15,1 7:45.
Immannel KMissourl Synod) E. 15th and
Leo. Rev. Hj C. Etvlinlr. 10:30, 7:30.
Church of she Redeemer (English) E. 15th
north and Weant School 10, servics 11.
Finnish 1!79 Fargo. Rev. A. Saltainen.
10, Sanday school; 7. service.
Mtthodist Eplsoopal
Carson Heights E-.ghth and Hume. Rev.
G. 8. Brown.; 11:15.
Centenary-Wilbur E. Sth and Pine. nr.
Charles MacCaughey and Rev. II. P. Greene.
11 "Greatest, 1-ove," by lr. H. T. (Jieene;
7 :30. "The iRtse of Sharon- Investment and
Sservice," by Dr. W. W -You:ic-,on.
Central rtancouvsr at Fargo. Rev. C. T.
Gibson. 1 1 . ! T :3fV.
Clinton-Kely E- 0th st Powell. Rev
J. H. Irvine.; 11, "The War Messures of St
Paul"; 7 :30i "The Emersency Measures of
Jesus."
Epworth ;2Cth st Savier. I Rev. C. B.
Himson. 1!1 . "Paul's Message to the Man
of Athens ": 7 :3o, Whitney Boys' chorus.
Errol Heiijhts Darlington' haP Sunday
school. 11:15 a. m. 3
First 12tih and Taylor. Dr. B. Earls
Parker snd itev. E. T Randal. 11. "The
Ajdded Touchi"; 7:30, "The Ministry of Sur
prise.'" First Norwegian-Danisi: 18th snd Hoyt
Rev. F. A. Scarvie. 11 (English). "Mighty
Factors in tile Destiny' of lien"; S. "The
Home Beautiful."
German Rodney and Stanton. Rev. F. A.
Schumann. 10:45. 7:30.
Hoyt St 15th and Hoyt Rev. E. E.
Hertzler. 1 1, 7 :S0. ,
Fremont Street E. 2 7 th at Fremont
(puhlic schooi auditorium'. Rev. C. C. Ranck.
9:45, 11, "The Nohlest Quest"
Laurelwooe E. 63d and Foster. Rev.' F.
Ev Firiley. 31. 7:30.
Lents 88fch st at 68th ave. Be. T. H.
Downs. 11. 7:30.
Lincoln E 52d and Lincoln. Rev. W. N.
Byac. 11. "Faith That Conauera"; 7:30,
"Our Christian Responsibilities. ''
L:nnton Robert M. Gatke. 11. 7:30.
Monta villa E. 80th st l':ue. Rev. R, E.
Myers. 11. 7:30. ,
Mt Tabor E. fllst and Stark. Bar. D. L.
Fields. 1 1, 7 30.
Patton Alberta and Michigan. Rev. George
H. Hennelt 11'. .7 :S0.
Pioneer- East Charleston and Leonard. Rer.
W. E. Ktosrer. 11. 7:30.
Rose City P-.rk E. -58 th snd Alameda.
Rev C. W. Huett 11. preaching by the
Rev. H. B johmon; 7:30. "The Blessing of
Discontent"
Se! wood E. 15th and Tacoma. Rev. J.
E. Purdy. 11. "Underneath Are the Ever
lasting Armsl; 7:30. "Three Reasons for Not
Being a Christian."
Bunnysida -K. 35th and TamhilL Bev. T.
H. GaUaglier and Rev. 1 C. Poor. "11. 7:45..
"WTiat I Think of the Ku Klux Klan."
Swedish Ber-h and Borthwick. Rev. G.
E. Kallstedti 11. 7:30. English service.
University IPsrk Fiak and Lombard. Rev.
H. T. Atkinson. 11, 7 30.
Vancouver j Ave. Norwegian-Danish Skid
more at Vancouver. Keir. GusUv A. Stortker.
Services temporarily in charge of Bev. Elias
Gjertlihg. 111. 7:30.
Westmoreland MiJwaakie and Midway. Bev.
G. L. Tufts.; 7:30.
Woodstock-i E. 44 th and Woodstock ava
Kev. Walton ISkipworth. 11. 7:30.
W oodiawn-' E. 10th near Durham are. Rev.
E. -S. Mice., 11. "Alive"; 7:30. "Who Is
Woo?" j
African Zion (17 Williams avs. Rev. L A.
Moore. 11, 7:30.
Bethel Afmcan Larrabee at McMiUea. Bev.
A. R. Fox. 11, 8.
Japanese 87 N. loth. Bev. 8. Cemura-
10. 11. 2.
Brentwood- 67 th st. near McCoy. Rev.
B- G. Csmey. 11. j
, m. Ej Soutn
' FirstUnion and Multnomah. Bar. 3.' B.
Harris, 11. 7:30. .
Nazareria
First 12ih at Main. Rev. D. Band Pierce.
11. 7:45. i s
Sellwood 4E. 16th at Spokane. Rev. J. G
Bringdale. tl. 7:30.!
BrentWToos 65th are. and 67th st 8. E.
Bar. 8. Ludlow. 11, J :30.
Highland Park E. 14 th aad Jarrett Rev.
alack CahULj- 11. 7:80.
' j Prasfiiliiitsii
First. 124a at Aider. Mr. H. JU Bowmaa
and Re. N; 1 K. Tully. 10:30. "Tha Bibie
aa an Autobiography' ; 7:80, "The Bank
rapt Who ; Tried Spirimalism." .
Westmlng! East 17tb aad Schuyler. Dr.
Edward H. jPenoa. 10:30, "Strange Com
paaHtaahM"! 7:4 5, "Rome,; the M siting Pot
of tba NeJimia.'' i '
Central X. 18th aad Pine, Dr. W. H. Nu
gent Searkies at Bnckman school. East 16th
aad Fine. HI. "The i Ministry of Surprise";
7:80, 'Respectable BUn."
Calvary 11th at Ciav. Bar. B. B. 8t-
eHffe.- 11. "The BleaSed Hope the Secoed
Coming of iChrist": 3:30. "The Power of
rani's Gospel." ' Galatiana S.
.-ML Tabor -E. 55 th and Belmont Eev.
Ward. W. MSseHeriry ill. 7:80. i
V-rnoO E. 19th aad Wjiartt, Err. J. O.
Harelar.. 1...T:30. -I ' .'$
Fiedasrat-t-Clereland and Jarrett. l!rv. J.
Francis Moryaa. Preachlnc by Bee. P. O.
Buoefereke. ! 11. '"t:hrurt. and, amritnal Heal
ing: T.:SO, "TCara for lwr Social Cnrest.';
fwittjj - nrea aaa tiiODS. jt.; saosune .t.
Everett l:20. 7;30,
ffieopleV Societies
day evening will include "Song: of Triumph"
( "Burner) ; "Minuet ' (Bacche-nni-I-eilare) ;
"In ParadMuni" (DtibofaK , Ttir male chorus
will give two selections "Man the Life-Boat"
(Towner), and "Wonderful Peace" ( Cooper ...
I ne l aattiia. Missionary circle will meet next
Tueday at the- residence of Mrs. F. U.
LePoy. Xo. 2704 5th street Southeast.
Lunch will be Mved at noon and the program
vrill fallow. At 2 o'clock on the same day
misr ionary circle O will meet at the residence
of Mrs. A. J. Stimpson, No. 73!) East Yam
bill street. 5
Tlie young people of Atkinson Memorial
Co:igjVBatioi.al church hare formed them
selves into1 "Plea.sB.nt Sunday Evening Fire
fide Circle," The hour and s half before
the evening service is spent in singing, listen
ing to readings, devotio-iais and making new
acquaintances. Tlie evening closes with hght
re' resbmects and a hymn.
Sunday night at the Highland roncrega
tional church will bring around another pop
ular song, service with orcbe-tral accomjani
ment and vocal solos by Mrs. Van Gruos. Un
Wednesday the Ladies' Aid society will go
to the home of iti secretary. Mrs. Siec:.t,
27tli strert and Gladstone avenue, for it-
annual party and dinner for members inii
friends. Dinner at noon hour.
At Pilgrim Ccngregntional church
Sunday
rill take
Cred-.-n-
morning James AV. Price, pastor, will
as Ids subject. "The Church s Kesl
tials. What Are They?" The evening dis
course will be prefaced by a brief resume of
the annual conference held this week at Cpr
valMs. ' .
The Woman 'a association of the Alameda
Park Community church vvill meet Wednesday
at - o'clock. The Pilgrim Boys' chorus 'vill
practice "ue-day at 7 p. ra.. snd the Boy
Scouts will meet at the church Friday night.
Episcopal
"The Unpardonable Sin" is Dr. Mor
rison's subject at the il o'clock service
in Trinity church. "Spiritual Healing
and the Power o' Faith" is the eve
ning topic. A number of requests for
prayers for the sick were made iit
the meeting las-t Sunday night. Sun
day sthool attendance shows an in
creasej over previous years. A young
people.3 party has been arranged for
October 23 in the parish house.
. Th? ISev. Thomas Jenkins, tlie priest and
rector cf St. Davids church, ict preaching lb
aeries of sermons on Sunday mornings on "Tne
Forward-Looking Church." At the nis'.ft
service he is giving a course cf addresses on
"The Psalter and Some Selected Psalms."
The church school, hereafter to be called
the junior congregation, is the largest hi ilie
hisu-jy cf tlie parish. It meets fcr worship
at 'J 30. going at the usual time fcr the
sermon to the. class . rr-om for systematic
instruction. A recruiting . week is set for
October 22 to 20.
At the Church of St, Michael and All
Angels there will b celebrations of the holy
communion at S and 11 a. m. The Young
People's League has reorganized. Those who
been elected officers for the coming
PORTLAND
Ki-nilworth E 34 th and Gladstone. Rev.
L KL ( rimes. 3 1.7:30.
Hope 78;S snd Everett Rer. J. A. Smith.
11. 7:30. .
Rose City E. 45th and Hancock. Rev.
Donald W M. Mart.'lner. 11. "Life' a Eight
or a Faith "; 7:30, "Concerning Things Left
Undone." 1
Forbes Grahcsn si viintenbein. Bev. Lloyd
R. Carriok. 11.
Trinity Virs'nta and Nebraska. Rer. John
D. MrLtnnon. 11. 7 30.
Anabe) 5fi:h and 3Trh ave. Rev. John M.
Paxton. II, 7:30.
MarrJiail Street 17th at Marshall. - Rev.
A J: Manna. It.
Millard Avenue 55th ave. and 73d st Dr -
Henry Whjre. 11. ."Gcd the Source of an
InexheustiMe Suj-Tily of Riches": 7:30, "TSie
Chureh flff.-rs n Interesting Field for tlie
Eier-:.s of the Tslents of All Her Members."
Mizpah- E. 10th snd Division Dr W. A.
Stevenson. 11, 7:30.
Unity E. 7 1st snd Sandy. Rev. 8. W. See
mann. 11, 7 45.
Arbor Lodge Bryant and Curtis. Rev.
Alexnnder R. Evans. 11. 7 :80. j
Murela'nd-SelJwood Community House E.
15th at Spokane. Rev. W. S; McCullagh. 11.
7:30. !
Grange Hsll 82d and Division. Kev. E.
R. D. Holicnstcd. 8 p. m.
Halt Chinese 4 th and Burasida. 7 ind
8 p. m. i
Bsf&rmed Evangelical-.
First 12th and .Clay. Rev. G. Hafner.
10 45. 8.
S-irond- E. S3d and Columbia blvd. 11.
Third Lents Rr. F. Lieniamper. 11,
(German); 8. (English).
Reformed Prstbyteelan
First Minnesota and Ainsworth. Rev. F.
D. Eraser. 11. 7 :30.
Seventh Day Adventlsta'
Note rEegular services of this denomination
are held on .Saturday.
Central- E, 11th and Everett. A. R. Bell,
minister. 9 :45. 1 1 :4.5.
Tabernacle 6th and Montgomery. E. J.
Hibbard. minister, lo. 11.
Mantavi:la E. both and Everett J. A
Gerhart. 10, 11.
Lent 34 th st. and E8th ave. D. J. Chit
wood. 10. 11.
St. Johrfs Central ave. and Charleston. J.
M. Meiklejolia. 10, 11.
Albina Skidmore and Mallory. Elder John
Isaac. 10. II.
Scandinavian 6 2d street and S9Ui avenue
Andrew Jchnson. 10. 11.
Salvation Army
Corps No. 1. 243 Ash st Commandant
A. T. Pitts. 11. 3. 8.
Corps ; No. 4. 12X4 1st Ensign Jeasie
Millar and Captain Mrs. L. Upton, j United
services with Xo. 1 corps.
Spiritualist
First E. 7tb st Hassalo. Rev. J. W
Hi IK S, 7:30. "Spiritual Gifts."
The Mystic Church of Bethseda 409 Alder,
Rev. Wj W. Aber. 8. messages and a physical
demonstration.
The V-.-sor.al Message 312 Central build
in;. CI W". Shaw, pastor 8.
Independent Bible Spiritaalistic Society and
Church 55 East 47th st X. - Rev. Ida M.
Schori." 8. ;
Sweden borgian
New -Christian 'Ihor temple Fourth and
Jefferson.. Itev. William R. Reece. "The
Fourth Commandment Thou Shalt Not Kill-'
Unitarian
Church of Our Father Broadway and Yam
hill. . Itev William C. Eliot. Jr. 10:30.
"The Propo-ed Uv to Ctnrwl Parents to Send
Clii.dren to Public Schools.'"
United Brethren
Conference Superintendent Rer. G7 E. Mc
Donald, Jffi E. 18th st
First E. 15th and Morriscn. Rev. E. A.
El'iot Services ia cbarge of lu?v. E. B.
Ward. 14. "The Palm Tree Christian"; .7:45,
"The Divine Nature."
Second E. 27 th and Sumner. Rev, G. R..
Hartmsa 11. "Spiritual Work"; 7:45, "A
Gracious InTitation.''
Third 7th st ind 32 d . 8. E. B.
E. Kliepfcerd. 11. 7:45.
Fourth 6Sd ave. at 70th st S. E. Re.
B. Koss Evans. 11; "A Blackboard Talk";
7:45. "A Bad Dream."
Cloverdsle (Old Constitotion ) 4 4 6 Jesimp
Rev. Walter Reynolds. 10. Hi 6:30, 7:30.
United lanoellcal
First E. 16th and Poplar. Ker. C P. Gti.
11L 7:30.
Ockley Green Willamette Blvd. and Gay
Rev. A. H. SchmsUe. 11. 7:30.
St John's Ivan hoe and John. Rev. H. H
rarhhara. 11. 7:30 y
United Praseytertan
First E. 87th and Hawthorne. Rer. H. F.
Given. 11, 7:30.
Church of the istrancers Grand ave. at
Wasco. Rev. 8. Earl Du .Bola. 1030, "Two
Truths Seldom Acknowledged"; 7 :30. "Hare
Yon Heard the Calif"
Kenton Chatham and Lombard. ' Bar. Carl
Scott Dunn. 11,8.
Multnomah Multnomah Station. Bev. David
Steele Sharp. 10. 11. 8 45. 7:30.
Missions
Christian and Mcssioasry Alliance E. 9th
at Hancock. Rev. John E. Fee. 11. 7 :30.
Apostolic Fait b Sth aad Burnaide streets,
Bev. Florence Crawford and B. R- Craw lord.
10:39. 2:80. 7J0; daily 7:46.
Pentecostal Assembly 112 First Rev.
Will C Trotter. II. 8, 8.
Volunteers of America 224 Bnrasida, Eve
nings except Monday, S; Sunday 3, 8.
Bible Standard 102 Second. Rav. Fred
Hornahuh. 10:30. 2; SO and 8.
. Miscellaneous
Church of God 303 Failing. Bar, H. A.
Schlatter. 11. 73.
Realization Leagae 148 18th. Bev. H Ed
ward Mills. 11. "What Lack , I Tetf"; S.
"The Term ia WhicU We Do -Oar Thinkiug
and Their Reenlta." - - -
Dirin Science SIS X. Clay. Rev. T. M.
MinarrL Addresses by Rev. Acnes J. Gafer.
11. "Iliad and ileraory"; 8,- ''Chnrfdlnes a
Gtw d Mtdkine." .
Psrsonai Mssssga Chareh 812 Central
bid. V'W. Shaw.- 3, 8. -
Greek OrthodoDi B. 17ta aad Clintoa. Kev.
' B. A Karahtea. 8. school: 10.
Chris tad eiphma 71S E. 24th st H. 11.
Society of Spreading the Knowledge of Tnu
Prarcs 405 FISedaer Mdv jaday, 8 B. sn,,
"Lite VIndsmoud"i Tuesday. P- " ' ,
Wo Hauncli rive
Jfor $10,000 for
$ irst Cliurcli init
A campaign to ralsa $10,000 with
which to build the first unit of the Mil-ln-s
avki Pns-BbwterlAn church will
rv'fsmmis te launched Sun
day morningt. The
Rev. Boudlnot See
ley, t home . mission
superintendent - for
the Portland Pres
bytery. ' will be
present and assist
in lining up the
canvassers.
At the close of
the service the
women of. the
church, undtr the
direction of Mrs.
Glen Sanders, will
serve luncheon to
the canvassers.
Fifty of the can
vassers are to be
J CY
I I A ?
1 Is?
t ti r. ,..1. . Hiinnlted dv oilier
Pteshyttrian churches of the city, while
50 will also come from tile local church.
Any part of the canvass not completed
Sunday is to-be finished next week,
supper being; erved each evening in
thp church to the workers.
The church has purchased-five lota
on 55th avenue, between 73d and 74J.h
streets, or almost across the street from
its nresent locatidn. on which the new
building is to be! erected. -The build-
ins will be frame' with stucco exterior.
This first unit to be erected will be the
Sunday school unit.
The canvass will not interfere witn
the other reenter Sunday services, X)r.
Henrv White, tho castor, announced.
He will pvcach both mornins and eve-.
nmg.
winter are: Katharine Asher, president: Edna
Van Horn, vice president: Beatrice Anderson,
-e.-rtftary. and Lewis Rueie)!, treasurer. Daisy
i 1, . u hMi i i . . o r u i 1 . Sunday
ili-s Ionise Hays will speak and Marie Taylor
will read. Jack Foley will lead Hi me ae
votional exercises.
Miss Dorl W'ildman will be the principal
peaker at the regular meetk.g oil tlie Young
People's society (furmely of St. Stephens l'ro
Cathedral) , which - -twill be held in room A
of th,. Central , librarv at 6:30 p m.. tii-,n-
"dr.y Special music haa been arranged. The
public is tuvited.
John W. Lethaby. executive secretary for
tlie diocese of Oregon, has been made local
correspondent for the national news bureau
of the Episcopal church.
Evangelical
The combined strength of the re
united Evangelical and United Kvan
gelieal churches Is 40 annual confer
enres. according to reports received
from Detroit, Mich., by the Rev. Jacob
Stoeker.
Latter Day Saints
The sixty-eighth general conference
of the Reorganised Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints has been
in nronress during the past week at
Independence. Mca Delegates present
from Portland are Klder el.on wu
son; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Livingston.
Mrs. o. M. Anpleman and daughter
Klma. Rcaorts received here by loal
members indicate that steps are being
taken to make the denomination s ac-
( Concluded on PaSe Five. Column Three)
FIRST FRIENDS
CHURCH
K AST 8STH AST MAIX STS.
C. A. HADLEY, PASTOR
"A Friendly Church
SUNDAY SERVICES
,:45 BIB!. K SCHOOL.
11:00 MORXISK WORSHIT.
Theme; The Priesthood of
Believers
:4o CHRISTIAN EXDKAVOB.
7:45 STEKKOPTICAN VIEWS
OF CK5TRAI. AME1UCA.
R. ESTHER SMITH, Jlisslonarr
You Are Invited to Worship With V
Centenary Wilbur
Methodist Church
EAST NINTH AND PINK
7:30 Rosarian Band Concert
DR. W. W. YOUNGSQN
PREACHES
11:00 A. M. "The Greatest Text
The Greatest Love."
DR,. GREENE PREACHES
WELCOMES ALL!
CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(TEMPORARY VOCATION)
NEW BUCK MAN SCHOOL
EAST 16TH AND PINE .
WALTER HENRY NUGENT, D. D.
MINISTER
11 h M.
"THE MINISTRY OF SURPRISE"
1:y, P. IH. r,
"RESPECTABLE SIN"
Tou are cordially invited to" ' attend all
services. Our church night on Thursday
night will also prove of interest to yon.
Calvary Presbyterian
Church
ELEVENTH AND CLAY ST..
Rev. B. B. Sutcliffe, Pastor
11 A. M-Tlie Blessed Hope The Sec-
oad fomltig of Christ,
S:S0 P. M--Tlje Power of Panl's .
peL" GaL a.
Y. M. C. A.
Sunday Aitemoon Meeting for, Men Only, 8 :30
DR. H. I BOWMAN
Pastor First Presbrtorian Church
SUBJECT '
THE FRAME WITHOUT A (PfOTUHE"
- RPGntL BCflK! BT
ROSS EVANOELISTIO TRIO
"Mysticismand
Hear what the Script-area say , about Spiritisnr and OcaAt. The
nomena. An expos? of the Powers now attracting the attention
r of Conan -Doyle and other investigators. ., ,
s Under the Aaspices of the -INTERNATIONAL
.BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION
Sunday, .7:30 P. MJ W. 0." W. Temple ,
EleYenth StreetvBeteen Washington .and 'Aider ;
S E A T S F R E E - r . ""N O COLLECTION
FATHER AND SO
WEEK PLANS SETi
'-'jvii
Natlonaf "Father and Son Week" as, .
designated by the Y. M. C." A., and thai ,V
International Sunday School Council of; ,
Religrloua ISducation. -wiir be observed. .
throurhout the nation this year from ii1.
November 6 to 12. J I ' .
Father and sob hnnquets are to bs !
held in ihe-local churches as In past J
years, with special Wrmoni on- thai j
closing day from many pulpits, when ? i
the need or an uneerstandiiijr between k ?
fathers and jpons will be emphasised i',
A departure j in this year celebration I
will be the culmination of the teek in
a city-wide masa meeting at The AdM1 !
torium at 7 :30 p. m Friday, Novem-i ;
ber 10. A program, of stunta, apeeches i
and entertainment will be provided.!
The noon luncheon cUiha of thelcity,.' .
are behind this mas meetlnp and thes
as tlie; rellsTipus forcea of the city. -
The committee on promotlpn is aa!
follows: Dr. Guy Woods, chairman Y
M. C.A.; C. A. Rhse, city schools; F. A.t
Grosbongr, City club ; David ES.!ljOfftren.f
Kiwanis cluh) ; Hv. C. S. Dunn. Ljlotns
club: W. S.i SearJes, Ad club ; Ai. Jt.
GepharL Civic league; Jifcmea! E.
Brockway, Boy Seouta ; H. M. CirHH,i
Profrresaive Business Men ; ReViv Kd-I
ward Constant. Council of Churches
W. J. Ball. Rotary club : Elmer A.
Clark, Kast Side Business Men'a clup;'
K. P. Hopwood, OretTonian ; MaxhlLl
CierK.. .New ; V. Cogswell, Tele
grram ; Datd H. Smith, Journal.
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KXDEAVOR' SOCIAL J
The Christian Endeavor society bfi
Piedmont Presbyterian church ha In
vited all of the Kndeavorers of PorM
land and their .friends to attend a
Halloween social and entertainmenti
which will be riven October 30r i j
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BIVIXE SCIENCE h I t
' The Rev. Amines J. Jslr of Resttlal wlllj.;
speak at the First nivine Science ctiun-t
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Supday. - On Ttmrvf
day eveninf at 8 o'clock the Itev. T.j
Minard U civ ins a course of lessons lin ,
divine science. -- . I I 1 '
First Presbyterian
Church I
ALDER AT TWELFTH
HAROLD LEONARD BOWMAN
NORMAN KENDALL TULLY
MINISTERS
10:30 A. M.
"The Bible as an
Autobiography'
7:4B P. M.
"Modern Business Men of
-r the Bible"
IH"The Bankrupt Who iTried
spiritualism. i
DR. BOWMAN Preaches
Fall Schedule for Bible Classes Under the
leadership of Miss Oril ''lisle ilenthorns:
MONDAY, T:15 P. ,M. The Gospel by
Mark,
.II
MONDAY. 8:1S P. M. Bible Principles
- of-Teaching .
WEDNESDAY, 10:30 A. M. Ths Boak
of th Acts. , . ' j. .
WEDNESDAY, t P. M. Prlnelplee of
Prayer. .- - i j.--
These classes are open tt all who are inter
ested in Hible study. ,
NEW ;;',:
Apostolic Faith
Mission I I
COR. STH ASH BUU3TSIDE STS.
Services: Sunday " !;
10:30 A. M., 2:30 and 7:30 V. 51,
For the past 16 years Port
land has had a real live soul
saving station. I; y
Come, hciar personal testi
monies from men and women of
all walks in life. ' : HI
30 - P i c c e Orchestra, Ma,lo
Quartet, Ladies' Quartet, i . ;
"A VITAL MESSAGE FOR YOU?
No Collections Come and See
SPIRITUALISM Mhe key to your iarlaen
loved one. Medlumshlnr-4he channel to
ipirit communion. Hundreds of noted Sell
cnUsU and Froleaslonal men indtirsa its
truths. .'
GOME AXD HKAR ONE Or" AVKRICA'S
.1-. . it ........ ..j .
SflBITUAUSSH. 1 .;
Rev. J. Willard Hills
PASTOR.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
I Sunday 3 and 7:30 P. M.
"SPIRITUAL GIFT?'
Snlritual Measaaes bv PeV.'i Mills and Mea.
Anna Snytfee (Uie bHnd medium). I We
-sincerely be the pardon of ; the bandreda
of peftpla attendin. last Kndaya eerrioa
for onr negHernce la failing to explain
Mrs. Snyder s absence. Mrs. Snyder in
forms us thaf she. vrill positively be prea
eht: Sunday, at -which time, full explana
tion mil bs made. ) , I
Tuesday evenlns, Re, Hlllr.win acala
apeak upon I'sychology,. to which tba pub
he is cordially invited. - -Wednesday
avenins service devoted a
clusivsly to messages:" ': r
Nest Baturdaf the Womaa'i Tsyehlo crnb
will air a ball at 8:80 'clock ia tia
clubroom adjacent tol the church, pre
ceded by ABce H- MeNauaht. high, eiasa
vocalist and : character ehanca act. . Mrs.
ilcNaOftht Isi a candidate for state repre
sentative and ta widely known la Portland.
Refreshments aerve.d. Oooa orooestra snuaus.
Everybody lavilea, ,
Uving Wonders"
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