THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL;
PORTLAND, OREGON,
14
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1922.
... -. ..it- ;.
$1,000,000 by
PORTLAND LEADING
IN SCHOOL QUEST
-"One Million Oo Liars by Saturday
!Trg-ht is the slogan of Willamette
university forward movement cam
paign workers, enlisted in the drive to
obtain. $1,250,000 endowment for the old
-school at Salem. It is confidently ex
Reeled that it will be shown that this
sum has been pledged when the min
ister and laymen meet in daily luncheon
session at the Seward hotel Monday.
More than $900,000 has been subscribed,
and Bishop Shepard and his co-workers
are optimistic.
Dally noon meetings at the Seward
hotel have brought the workers in the
city-wide campaign here into close con
tact and has kept them Informed of
the progress of the drive day by day.
. During the week Portland and Salem
teams entered into a contest to see
which city can first obtain pledges for
$300,000. Both are "at it" now and
much interest has been aroused in the
rivalry that has developed. The race
is not so one-sided as mignt at first be
thought, for the Capital City campaign
ers have gone far over the $100,000
mark already. Portland has gone be
yond the $165,000 point.
- The campaign is to obtain the en
dowment so that the university may
expand its scope and increase its effi
ciency, so as to accommodate more
pupils and be rated as the equal qf any
school in the United States from every
standpoint.
Banquet Dec. 11 for
Department Heads
t The quarterly banquet for Sunday
School superintendents, their assistants
and departmental heads and pastors of
all churches in Mu!tnomah county, will
he held Monday at 6 :30 p. m. in the
Y. W. C A. social hall. L. R. Marvin,
county president, has planned a pro
gram which he believes will be an aid
to every superintendent in the county.
Besides special talks and music, the
program Includes a debate on the ques
tion, "Resolved, That the Sunday school
superintendent is doing his full dutv."
The debaters are : Rev. J. B. Harris,
Rev. P. O. Bonebrake. Rev. Chester S.
Tunnell, and Charles A. Rice. Reser
vations for the banquet should be made
Monday at the Oregon Sunday school
office in the Abington building.
First Presbyterian
Church
ALDEB AT TWELFTH
HAROLD LEONARD BOWMAN
NORMAN KENDALL TULLY
MINISTERS
18:88 A. M.
"Jesus Concept of His
Mother"
(December 17 "MART'S CON
CEPT OF HE& SOX")
7:45 P. M.
"False Confidences"
DR. BOWMA5 PREACHES
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
TWELFTH AND TAYLOR
B. EARLE PARKER, D. D.
EDWIN T. RANDALL
PASTORS
, SLXDAY SCHOOL, 8:4i
' MORXING SERVICE, list
'The Unappreciated Asset
EPWORTH LEAGUES, :1S
ETEXI5G SERVICE, 7:88
r The Great Alternative'
SR. PARKER PREACHITTft
-First Congregational
Church
PARK MADISON STS.
Bdwy. and I. J. Can to Block of Chorea
DR. MeEIAEEN PREACHES
11 A. M. -HWIRINISt OF OD"
; J AS P. M. DR. McEIAEEX Answara
4 Questions:
1 la the Farieti a Kind of Italian Ku
Khu Kln?
S What Principle of Jesus should Deter
mine the Wales a Worker Should Re
' eelver
8 Are the Old Testament Statements That
iod Hpoke Face to Face With Borne f
His Servanta, Lived in a Tent With
A era ham aad Wrestled With Jacob, to
Be Interpreted Literally?
4 How Will, It 8eem the Moment After
Death
iTfce Ctxirch of the Pqendlv Handclasp
Y.M. C. A. LOBBY
SIXTH AND TAYLOR STREETS
, 8anday Afternoon. ISO Men Only
TAe y. M. C. A Is It
United Protestantism, Big
. Easiness, or What?"
SPEAK ER - )
H. W. STONE
General Secretary Portland Association.
. SPEOIAL MUSIO BY
MESSRS. ADOLPH BERG &
LOUIS SCHUNKE
I YOUNG MEN ESPECiai.LV iavir.
T7m ' " 1 -Ol 1 CWhite Temple)
rirst baptist Chiirch
70 P. Mv "THE TWO PRODIGAL SONS"i is Itr. Tillers' topic
Special features of Song Service, led by William Mansell Wilder
and.MaieQtiajrUNetrro.mel "I Love Him"; baritone solo,
HaveThine Own Way"; alto and baritone duet, "Cross, Crown
Jeans. Saviour: baritone solo.
-. Comes Home." 4 ., 1-,
11 H Ai DR. TILLERS. preaches on "SEASONS OF BE
; 'FRESHING: - ; v .
" Antbem, "When Morning Dawns," by Weatherly. L , (
5:43 A. Bible School . . 6,! B. Y. P. U
fPiclneer jHetnodist
(Church, St. Sfolrns
jear dedication
After several years of hard effort,
the members of the. Pioneer Methodist
church of St. Johns have finally
V. . W - -VtA$W
I UJWMlfW llMIUf A UivUglii a.w
S " 'X 1 building to the place
. . .? u-Ksra I Ice -a0 Air
& where it is ready
1 , for dedication.
I
These formal ser
vices are to be held
tomorrow morning
' , sit Vj- under the direction
, 4 of Bishop W. O.
fe? ' V 2 Shepard. The new
cost of 130.006 Is
of English architec
ture and Is com
plete in its ap
pointments through
out, consisting of
a beautiful audi
torium which has a
Rev. W. E. Kioster seating capacity of
400 persons and with the addition of
the junior department can accommodate-
150 more. It also has a homey
church parlor with fireplace and buf
fet, which will be used on social oc
casions. .
Other features are an attractive
community hall which will seat 300
and which can be converted Into a
gymnasium or dining hall : a kitchen,
rooms for a nursery and special quar
ters for the various departments of the
Sunday school. -
The Sunday night sermon will be
preached by Dr. W. W. Youngson, dis
trict superintendent. The pastor. Rev.
W. E. "Kioster. will preside at both
services. Special music will be fur
nished by Miss Lola Murphy and J.
Grant McGinnis.
Tonight former ministers of the
church and" pastors of other St. Johns
churches have been invited to a pre
dedicatory rally In the new church.
Special music will be furnished by the
vested choir. Former pastors who are
expected are Revs. F. L Young, J. J.
Patton. w. E. Ingalls. J. H. Irvine and
F. M. Sandifur.
Moody Institute
Has 7612 Penitents
During the past school year of the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, the
individual, practical work assignments
filled by the students of the initstute's
day and eveniner classes averaeed 10.
000 weekly, a total of 450,000 for the
45 weeks of the year. Ten thousand.
seven hundred and twenty-one religi
ous services were conducted, at which
stuaenm aeiiverea lo.uzz addresses
Sunday school classes were taught s
total of 26.076 time. One thousand
five hundred and fifty meetings were
conducted in gospel missions. 595 prison
services in jails and reform schools,
1027 open air meetings were held. 5885
times the singing was led in religious
services, i6 'times cnoirs were con
ducted, and 7071 solos were sune. A
total of 531.600 tracts, gospels. Scrip
ture portions, etc. were distributed.
Out of 94,680 persons dealt with person
ally on tne subject or religion, 7612
proressea conversion.
GLASS ATTENDANCE GROWS.
The Portland union Bible classes are
proving to be of such general interest
that the attendance is steadily increas
ing ana the classes are growing rrom
week to week. The teacher. Rev. B. B.
Sutcliffe, is presenting a consecutive
study or the Bible on Tuesday even
ings, and on Wednesday afternoons the
book of Romans is under discussion
Monday evenings, at the class on per
sonal evangelism, Jie subjects are topi
cal and are interesting to so many peo
ple that the class has outer-own the
Sunday school room and last week was
moved into the auditorium of the
church.
CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TEMPORARY EOCATIOX
(BUCKMAN SCHOOL)
EAST I6TH AND PINE
WALTER HENRY NUGENT, 0. D.
MINISTER
11 A. M. "THE AFTERMATH OP A
GREAT EXPERIENCE"
7:30 P. M. -THE .TRAGEDY OP AN
IRRELIGIOUS LIFE"
A cordial invitation Is extended you to
attend an of our services.
EAST SIDE BAPTIST
EAST 2UTH AND SALMON
WALTER IENWILL HINSON, D. O.
MINISTER
11 A. M. "THE VIRGIN BIRTH
A PACT"
7:30 P. M. "HENRY PORD AND
THE JEW
B. V. P. !.. S:15
WEDNESDAY EVENING. 7:30 "ONE
DOOR AND TWELVE GATES"
(East Morrison or Hawthorne Are. Can)
MORNING SERVICE, 11 A. M.
TOPICS
"THE MURDER OP SOULS"
EVENING SERVICE, 7:30
TOPIC:
"WAS THERE A FLOOD 7"
This is the second in
the series of the "Pree
nt Relations of Sei
ner and Rahrfoa. 1
Calvary Presbyterian
Church
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STS.
Rev. B. B. Sutcliffe, Pastor
II A. JC TROGMESS I3T TRUTH"
ti P. M "THB WAIK OF THE
BEllETER"
mixed quartet.
"When th T.ittl Rlart
- r mMmummmmt
v'vSjBisEsBeai
Current Events of the Week in Religious Circles
Baptist
At the First Baptist church (White
Temple) Sunday evening. Dr. Thomas
J. Villers wlU speak, on "The Two
Prodigal Sobs." In the 20-minute sons
service, led by William Mansell Wilder
and the male quartet, special features
will be: Baritone solo. "When the
Little Lost Sheep Comes Home": alto
and baritone duet. "Cross. Crown, alnd
Throne" (arranged from Verdi) ; arale
quartet. "Just Beyond" ; baritone' solo
and chorus. "Have Thine Own Way";
neirro melodv. "I .Love Him"; new
hymn. "Tell Us" (arranged from Dvor
ak's "Humoresque ) ; mixea qunrusu
"Jesus Saviour, J-mot ie.
At tlx- enorninz serriee. Dr. Villers will de
tail condition that precede every sreet re
viral of reiicion. The church has secured
Miss Mbel A. Mines as chnrch and Bible
school visitor. In addition to many other
qualifications, Una Bines receiTed special train-
inc at the Lm Angeies Bihie mautute.
SuridaT mornina in the ast Side Baptist
church. Ir. W. B. Hinson will preach from
the subject " xne vircin nirtn a l-aci. in
th- evenine his thenv will be "Henry ford
and the Jew." The latter seirice will be pre
ceded by a 15-minute organ recital. Miss
OeneTiere McCracken will lead the roiinc
people's meetinc at1 8: 15, on the topic "My
Kalieion the Other Six Dan." The Veteu's
society will meet Thursday at 10 o'clock for
an all-day meeting. The morning will be
giTea to white troas and industrial sewing.
The program in the afternoon will consist of
an imocesonation of Bible women. Wednes
day evening at 7 :30, Dr. Uinson will speak
from the Loptc On, Door ana twelve uates.
The resnlar monthl conference of the Bible
school teachers and workers will occur Thurs
day evening. Supper win te served or uie
Herbert T. Cash memorial class at 6:30. An
executive meeting will follow the supper, and
the conference will start at 7:45. "Tle Keal
Lord's Prayer" is tie title of a book which
is just off the press and contains a series of
sermons preached by Dr. Hinson from the
17th chapter of John. Also a booklet, "When
Caesar Met Christ," is ready for distribution.
Another book, "A Grain of Wheat." is now on
the press and will be out before Christmas,
"Why Is the Bible Attacked 8of " "t an the
Church Prcsper While Denying an lnerrant
Book? "Is There Room for Faith in the
World Today?" These will be some of the
questions arising out of the theme of the
Sunday morning sermon in the Third Baptist
church. In the evening the Bev. W. Arnold
Bennett will preach on A Crooked Woman
Made Straight."
W. J. Herwig will deliver a law enforcement
address at the Highland Baptist church Sun
day morning.
The Sellwood Baptist church will hold a
prohibition rally Sunday evening at 7 :30. T-he
Rev. E. - Close will be the speaker. THe Anti
Saloon league is holding numerous meetings in
various churches throughout the city and state
for the purpose, of rallying the dry forces in
DIRECTORY
Second Sunday in Advent (
UNIFORM (UNDAT SCHOOL LB880!"
"True Neighbors." Luke 10:25-37.
Golden Text "Thou shalt love -thy neigh
bor as thyself." Lev. 10:18.
YOU" 0. PIOW-l'S TOPIOS
Christian Endeavor "Some Tilings I Be
lieve, and Why.' John u:m-;i.
Eoworth League "The World Into Which
Jerus Came." John 1:1-11.
Baptist Union "some xninas i otutTi
Why." John 11:17-st: i-t.
exrtist
First (White Temple) 12th at Taylor. Dr.
T. 3. VUlera. 11, "Season or tteiresnuig .
7:30. "The Two prodigal nons.
East 'Side K. 20th at Salmon. Dr. w. a.
Hiuon. 11. "The Virgin oirtn a rac
7:80, "Henry Ford ana ma ew.
Third Vancouver at Knott. KeT. w. Ar
nold Bennett - 11, "Famine or rw'nw
Which!": 7:30. A vrooaeu woman
Straight."
Arlcta 8th are. at 04th it. S. C iter.
Owen T. Day. 11. 7 :SO. ,.-
Calvary fc. Bin at unnu iu. - .
Thomas. 11 "Soma Baal Kn iov
Joidng": 7:30. "Cbrist't Chcn - Witneteea,
Uleneoe &. aotu
Stewart. 11. J B. '
, Sellwood IS. litn at iacoms- " - -
TunnelL 11. 7:30. address by Kev. ttay j.
Close of the Anti-Satoon league.
Grace K. 70ttt at AS a. nev. a. xuu-
bsrry. 11, 7:45. . . ,,
Swedish lotn at Hoyu stev. a. v. ojwf
der. 10:80. 7:30. , .
St Johns cnieago at ieonsru. ax. .
Highland E. 6th at Alberta. Bev. Walter
L. Riley. 11. "America's vrpporcunity m
Present Cris," by Kev. vr. j. nerwig o.
the Ana-Saloon league; 7:30. "Bora This
Day a Savior." . ..,.
laoemacie a. o - ' - -
Mt. OUvet (colored) -Broadway Everett.
Bev. J. W. Anderson. 11. 8.
Lenta 88th at. at outn aw stev. m.
Smith. 11. "Christ the Light of mo worm ;
7 :30, "The Bible and Spininaiism.
Second tiermau nouaey
F.Hoffman. 11.7:30.
Italian Mission K. 4tn at snenamis, ah.
Eugene Fantetti. 2:80, school; 8.
Elim oweuisn r. 200 w
A G. Sandblom, Tigard or. iu, is.
Oatholto i
Cathedral 15th at Daria. Rev. George J.
Campbell. . 7.15, 8:80. 9:a. 11.
St. Petera taenia. nev. . a-. vcuuu
8, 10:80, 7:80. t
St. Lawrence Sd at Sherman. Rev. J. C.
Hughes. 7:15.8:80, 10:80 7:80.
be Francis . izu as riu. - .
MeNamee. . 8. 9. 10, 11.
Immaculate ilearx 01 aaaryw imams t
Stanton. Bev. W. A. Daly. 6. 8. B. 11.
7 "SO,
Holy Rosary E. Sd at Clackamas. Rev.
Arthur Towniey. O. P. 6. 7. 8. 9. 11. 7:80.
St. Rose E. aid at Alameaa. svev a. as.
O'FarreU. 8. 10:30. 4.
Kt Andrews JS. sin a Aioena.,
Thomas Kieraan. 8, 10:30. 7:30. -
The Madeleine E. 24th at Siskiyou. Bev.
George F. Thompson. 6. 7:80. . 11.
Ascension K. i otn at xamnin. iihcucw
Fathers. 8, 10:80. 7:30.
Blessed Sacrament .Maryland at sianaena.
Bv. B. V. Kelly. 8. 10:80. 7:30.
Holy Cross 774 Bowoosn. jsev. u. xiay-
mond. 8,10:80.7:80.
St. lgnanns szzu 43a st. sv. cu
rathers. 8:80. 8. 10:80. 7. .
St. Stephens E. 4?d at Taylor. Her. War
ren A. Waitt. . 8. b:15. 11. 7:30.
Holy Kedeemer peruana oiva, at van
eouver t. Bev. P. Breg enter. C 8. 8. E.
" St.' Phiiip Seria (Paulist Fathers) E. 16th
at Hickory. Rev. T. F. Bydeit C 8. P.
7:80, , 10:80, 1 :30.
Chnrch of the Assumption 8. Smith are.
at Newtoa. SerriU Fathara. 6, 8. 10:80.
7:30.
Sacred Heart E. 11th at Center. JUv.
Gregory BoW. O. S. B. 8. 10:80. 7 ISO.
St. Agatha E. 15th at -Nehalem. Bev.
John Cummisky. 8. 10:80, 730. . T
St. Sanislana (Polish) MaryUnd at Fail
ing. Bev. F. Matuaewaki. 8. 10:30. 7 JSO-
St Joseph (German) 15th at Couch. Rev.
Frowin Epper. 8. 10 SO. 7 80.
St Michael (IUlian) tth at MilU Bev.
M. Balesta. E. J. 8:80. 10:80. 7:80.
St. Clan Capitol Hill. Father Aloysius.
O. T. M. 7:18. 9:15.
Bt Charles E. 33d at Alberts,. Bar. M.
Wallace. 8, 10:80.
All Sainta E. 3th at Ghaaa. Bev. Wil
liam Cronin. 8. 10:30. ,
St. Patrick 19th at Savier. Rev. Charles
M. Smith. Masses. 8. 9:80. 11. 7:45. -
St. Birgittaa Chapel LinntoGlea Har
t i Attended from St Patricks). 6:80.
Oar Lady of Sorrows E. &2d at Wood
stock. Kev. G. O. Fallu. 8.. 10 :4. T :4a.
Bt Antaony VtapeH ota. ava. an
G- M. Sniderhom. 9 a. as.
Holy Family Chapel E, 87th at Rax. Kev.
G. C Falls. :4.
- First BuBday eervVea tsmporsrily at the
Useola high school. Park and Market smets.
Rev." Harold Griffis, pastor. 11. "The Vo
cabnlary of Jesus "; 7:45. The Haman Tri
angle. -
Kaa filila T 7th and Taylor. Bar. IT.
8. Crockett - 11. 7:80. address by W. J. Her
wig of thai Ana-Saloon league and pictures. -Chinch
of Christ Rodney aatd JCaott Rev.
josspn SKiyv- as. -rtv- at
M ota villa E. Tth at GSaaa. Rerf Frank
U PuraeU. 'lLta.
Kens Park Bev. G..T. Ghormley. 11.
- 8t 7ohae-Cotral aad Oawega. Rev. Er
bart Jonea. .11. o. ' 1
Engiewaod K. 85th at Kfrangsworth. Rev.
W. E. Lewia. 8:4. 11. T0. - 1
8nwooot X. vra and Spokaaa. Rrr.' J,
XL Jnfcnaoa- 11. 7:39. 1
Advent Christian 488 Sd. Rev. George
; . Christian 8oles :- . : 1;
Subject "tied. - the . rreeerver at
Man.'
- Fhat 19ta and Everett. 11. 8.
;- Re-end E- rh at Hoiladay. 11. 8. -Third
E, 1 2th at Balssoau 11. 8. ' - 1
Fnurth ' Tancoarver at Enasisiaw 11. S.
'".'Fifth 2 and 42 ai. S. V- II.
Eixta Pythiaa trmpie, 888 IsmhiiL 11, 8.
Ljective of '
a snpeeme .effort to meet the reorganised liquor
forces.
Catholic -
,Xew stations of the cross have been
installed at Immaculate Heart Parish.
The work of soliciting and collection
for them was undertaken by Joseph
Noonaa, the apostle of the stations.
. Tlse Bev. Frowin Epper, O. 8. B.. formerly
pastor of Kt. Joseph pansn, Portland, ha
been appointed to the faculty of Mount Angel
college to teach biology.
The Right Rev. Bishop Carroll of Helena.
Unit., was a visitor at Cathedral parish last
week. During his stay be preached a sermon
en Uie school Question.
The Kev. George Keefe, who ngg been as
sieting at Cathedral parish (or the past nine
months has been named pastor of the Rainier
Catholic church. '
The tint unit of St. Peter Catholic churc
Lents, will be completed by Christmas at a
cost of about gO.OOU.
- Christian
"The Vocabulary of Jesus" will be
the sermon subject of the Rev. Harold
H. Griffis tomorrow morning at the
First Christian church, which meets in
the auditorium of the Lincoln high
school. Progress is being made on the
new bouse of worship now in course of
construction at Park and Columbia
streets. It is expected that the first
floor of the new building will be ready
for use soon after the first of the new
year.
In- the Sunday evening worship the pastor
will discuss the mathematics of Christian char
acter. Continuing the series of Sunday even
ing talks on the historic hymna of the
chnrch, the pastor will tell- the story of the
famous gospel song, "Ninety and Nine," the
selection being rendered as a soprano solo by
Eiesnor Louise Stockton.
W. J. Herwig will deliver a law enforcement
address at the East Side Christian church Sun
day evening. A three reel motion picture
"Safeguarding the Nation" will be shown at
the close cf the address.
Congregational
"Awareness of God" is Dr. -W. T.
McElveen's topic at the First Congre
gational church on Sunday morning. On
Sunday evening he will answer the fol
lowing four questions :
(1.) "Is the Facistl a kind of Italian Ku
Kltu Klanf (2) "What principles of Jesus
should determine the wages a worker should
receive?" (3) "Are the Old Testament state
ments that God sjioke face to face with some
of his servants that lived in a tent with Abra
ham and wresUed with Jacob to be interpreted
literally i " end (4) "How will it seem the
moment after death?" Mrs. F. B. Newton
will ureface both services with organ recitals.
Miss Violet Faulkner is leader of the senior
endeavor meeUsg at v :3U o clock Sunday
OF CHURCH
Seventh Smith ave. and New York. 11.
All churches Wednesdsy, 8 p. m.
fiomji'snsl limal
First Park snd Madison. Dr. W. T. Me
Elveen. 11. "Awareness of God"; 7:30
Question and answer service.
Sunnyside E.' 82d and Taylor. Dr. J. 3.
Stanb. 11. "The Sonshfp of Jesus Chrirt";
7:45. "Biblican Side lights on Spiritualism
From the New Testament."
Atkinsrn Mraioral E. 29th and Everett
tier. E. E. Flint, 11, "The Church of the
Living God"; 7:15, "The Dignity of Serv
ant." Highland E. 6th and Prescott- Bev. Ed
ward Constant. 11, "The Christ Be-Incarnate";
7:80, "Songa in the Night"
Waverieigh Heights E. 33d snd Woodward.
Eev. Oliver Perry Avery. 11, "An Inventory
of Life's Investments"; 7:30, gospel sermon.
Laurelwood 45 th ave. and 65 th at S. E.
7:45.
Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. Rev. James
W. Price. 11, "The Sorrow of God"; 7:80,
"Foundations of Democracy Our Public
Schools," by William Woodward.
University Park Haven at Lombard at
Rev. J. Sinclair (supply). 11, 8.
Finnish Mason snd Alblna. Rev. A. A.
Hanu. a and 8 p. cu
St Johns S. Ivanhoe and Richmond. Bev.
D. Elmer N'ourse. .11, 7:80..
Danish-Norwegian E. 23d and Sumner.
11. 7:80.
First Uermsn Ebeneaer1 E. 7th and Stan
ton. Rev. George Zocher. 10:30, 7:30.
Second German K. 8th and Skidmor.
Bev. Henry Hagelgani. 10:30. 7:30.
Zion German E. 9th and Fremont Her.
John H. Hopp. 10:30. 7:30.
Alameda Park Community E. 81st and
Madon. Kev. Robert Ailing ham. 11:15. "The
Handicap of Riches"; 7:30, "Who Are the
Episcopalians T" by John Lethaby.
Union Park rose. Rev. C H. Nell or. 11, 8.
German Evangelical Brethren Mallory and
Beach. 10:30.. 7:30.
Dunkard
Chnrch of the Brethren Borthwick and
Brainard. Rev. J..W. Barnett 11, 7:30.
Epitceeal
St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral 18th and Clay.
Right Rev. Walter Taylor Sumner, bishop.
Dr. Horace M. Ramsey, dean. 7:43, 9:45.
11, 7:45.
Trinity 1 9 th and Everett Rev. A. A.
Morrison, rector. 8, holy communion ; 11,
anniversary sermon ; 8.
St Davids E. 12th and Belmont Bar.
Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:30, Eucharist;
9:30, EuchsrUt snd school; 11. "The Days
of Our Age" and baptism: 7:30. "The Way
tho Race Came to Know God."
St Marks 21st snd Marshall. Rev. W. R.
Everton, rector. 7 :80, corporate communion
for young people's society, Sunday school, men
and boys: 11. Eucharist and sermon; 7:30.
question service.
St. Philips 242 RusseU. 10. 11.
St Andrews Hereford st. Portsmouth. Rev.
John D. Rice. 8. 11. 7:30.
Grace Memorial East 17th and Weidlar.
Bev. O. W. Taylor. 11. 7:45.
St Michaels and All Angela E. 4 3d aad
Broadway. Rev. T. F. Bow Mi. 8, 11. 7.
Chu.vh of Our Savior 6Vth are. and 41st
st S. Ev. Archdeacon J. C. Black. 10. 11.
"The Primary Stage of the Second Advent
and Assoeisted Events." by Rev. A. Corbett
Bishop Morris Memorial Good Samaritan
hospital. Kev. J. G. Hatton. 7. 9:30 a, m.
St Paul Woodmere. Bev. Oswald W.
Taylor. 4 p. m.
St . Johns Memorial 15th and Harney,
Sellwood. Archdeacon J. C Black in charge.
10. 11.
St Matthews Corbett 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 Hickner's halL Bev.
John D. Rica, vicar. 2 and 3 p. m.
St Peters Chanel E. 80th and Ash. Rev.
Thomas Jenkins and E. Stock If y. 10 a. m.
St James Chapel K. 7 2d st and STth
are. Rev. Thomas Jenkins and Stanley Wade.
10 a. m.
Church of the Transfiguration E. 85th Bad
Division. Rev. Thomas Jenkins. 3 p. m.
Cvansalloal
Clay Street 10th aad Clay. Bev. Jacob
Stocker. 10:45. "Christian Growth"; 7:80.
"Eternal Life."
East Market Street E. 8th aad Market
Rev. Ezra Manrer. 11, 7:80.
First (United) E. 18th aad Poplar. Bev.
C P. Gates. 11. 7:80.
Lents Rev. F. B. Culver.- 11, 7:30.
Oca ley Green Willamette blvd. aad Gay
Rev. A. R. SchxaaQe. 11. 7:80.
St Johns Ivanhoa and John. Bev. H. H.
Farnham. 11. 7:80.
Wast Portland Multnomah gtatioa, 11.
7:80, -
W tchttav Wichita station. Rev. E. CL Fara
haxn. 11. 7:80.
Swedish Taheraaclt N. 17th sad Glisaa.
Bev. C. J.. Ladin. 10:30. 7:80.
Swedish Free Missouri and Sumner. Rav.
Gaorse E. Bostrum. 11. 7:30 (Engliah).
- First E. 9th aad Milt Bev. 3. T. Taylor.
11. 8.
Central K, 88th and Flanders. Bev. F. I
11. 8.
Alberta E. 80th aad Wygant Bev. B, J.
Tates swpply). 11. 8.
Secoad K. Richmood and Hudson. , Rev.
XX M. Higbea. 11.7:30.
Lenta Rev. O. N. Blair. . 11. 19.
First E. 85th and Mala.
Bev. Cheater A.
Hadlry. 11. 7:45.
Secoad 92d at. and 61st ave. S.
Rev.
F. J. Cope. 11. 7:80.
West Piedmont Borthwick aad Jeasnp.
Rav. Carey Jesap. 11. 7:30.
Molineaa Free) Churoh ,
Scandinavian 948 Garfield. Rav. . H O.
Jacobeon, II. 7:45.
Mnemt Scott 84th street and 87th aweaaav,
3 p. bb.; 3. preaching by Rav. ix. O. Jacobaoxt.
Consrreeatloa Beth Israat (Reformed) 12th
and Main. . . Rabbi Jostah . B, Wise. Sei isjea
Friday 8 p. av; Saturday. 100 a. s.t as
day. 11 a. at-
CongregaQon AHavai Shalom 'Park . aad
day sta. . Rabbi - N. B. Kroegec. - Friday,- S
n -i .Satardar. 8:89 a. as. .
Cosxgzeaatwa Novak Eedek Tabgrod Terab
8IJi aad HalL -Rev. Abraham L Roaeneraata.
Friday. 1 pi a Satnrday. 9 ax. as. - Sunday.
18 a. 8V: jiasigiona achooi.- -
evening and lliaa Catherine Argo of the inter-
ssediates. The Pugrim Sunday school for
boys is adding to it's membership. It is held
oa Sunday afternoan at' 3 o'clock and furnishes
( elub. school and church for boys who are
employed late, Saturday night and Sunday
morning. James Henry Price is the director.
Tuesday night then will be a meeting of tbe
officers and. teachers of the church school, to
put the finishing touches on the concert to be
given on December 15 for the benefit of the
Near East iieuef fund. All fcttr choruses
tbe) Pilgrim Boy -chorus. , under the leader
ship of Robert Blair; the young ladies' c horns,
under ' the leadership of Miss Orace Harding ;
the girts' -chorus, under the leadership of Ha
Carrie B. Adams; and .the chnrch evening
chorus, under the leadership of W. E. Robin
son will contribute numbers. On Wednesday
evening the business young women's class, of
which Mrs. J. J. Handasker is the teacher,
will give a party at the church, to which all
the young people of the congregation and
community are invited. On the same even
ing Major and Mrs. Eugene Berry of No. 1951
Grand avenue will entertain the deacons and
their wives.
The popularity of P. J. J. Stsub's Sun
day evening addresses oh spiritism is attested
by the constantly increasing audiences which
greet him. in the Sunnyeide Congregational
church each Sunday evening. Tomorrow eve
ning he. Kill speak on "Biblical Side Lights on
Spiritism from the New Testament Point of
View. Gladys Morgan Fsrmer preludes the
evening service with an organ recital. Helen
Smith will lead the juniors at three on "Les
sons from the Snow." The - intermediates and
seniors at 6:30 will be led hj. Robert Earsley
and Thelma Dudrow. respectively. Tbe Sun
day school teachers and officers will hold their
monthly -conference and supper Mondsy even
ing. Tuesday evening the Men's League will
pat on an unusually attractive program, for
the last meeting of the year. All are invited.
Missionary circle C will meet Wednesday af
ternoon with Mrs. Raymond B. Staub, No.
1015 East Davis street. The Thursday even
ing Bible stndy class will take the 11th chapter
of Second Corinthians for their subject. Dr.
Stanb leading.
The Collins orchestra will assist in the
song service Sunday night at Highland Con
gregational church. Vocal fcolo by Mrs. Van
Groos. Wednesday afternoon the women's
missionary meeting at borne of Mrs. F. Cox,
No. 457 Sumner street. Sunday school is
preparing program tor its Christmas tree, to
be held on the evening of December 24.
The Atkinson' ' Memorial Congregational
church conducts a community service each
Sunday", evening, that is attended by peopU?
from widely scattered sections of the city.
An interesting program will be given at the
Alameda Park Community church , Sunday
evening when John Lethaby will speak on "Who
Are the Episcopalians."
Pilgrim Congregational church is fast be
coming a "neighborhood church." Many activities-
are- being carried on by the organiza
tion and tbe interest is constantly growing. An
organ has been presented to the church snd
this will be given to the beginners' depart
ment Mrs. Ed Williams is suiwrintenden
of thia branch of the Sunday school. William
SERVICES IN
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of flatter Day Saints
E. 25th and Madison. Heber C. Iverson.
mission president 10. 6:30.
Reorganised Church of Jesu Christ E
76th and Irving. Elder Nelson 'Wilson. 11.
7:45.
Lutheran
St James W. Park and Jefferson. Rev
William E. Brmkman. 11. 7:45. "How Shall
Christians Enter the New Church Year?"
' St Paul East 12th and CiinU-. Rev. Ai
Era use 10:30 (German), "Our Advent
Duties."
Trinity (Miouri synod) Rodney and Ivy
Rev. J. A. Rimbach. 10:15 (German); 7:30
(English).
Church for Deaf Rodney and Ivy. Rev.
J. A. C. Beyer. 2:30.
Our- Savior E. loth and Grant Bev. M.
A. Christensen. 11 (Norwegian), "Tho Coming
Christ"
' Bethlehem 14th anC Davis. Bcr. H. J.
Thorpe. 11.
Bethel Free Church Wygant and Rod
ney. - Rev. Leif H. Awes. 11. "The Challenge
of the- New Tear"; 7:30,. "Vision and Re
ality. Grtce English (Mission Synod) E. 24th
and Broadway. Rev. E. H. Bemhard. 11.
Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and
Morris. Rev. R. Rasmussen. 10, 11.
St Johns Peninsula and Kilpa trick Bev
L. Ladwig. 10:45. 7:80.
Swedish Augustana Stanton and Rodney.
Rev. V. G. Ogren. 10:45. 7.-45.
. Immanuel 19th and Irving. Rev. A. V.
Anderson, 11. 8.
Portsmouth Trinity Lovely and Fortune.
Rev. Segurd C. B. Knutien. 11 (Norwegian),
"The Coming of the Son of Man"; 6:30.
IJjUther League.
nan snd Salmon. Rev. H. H. Koppelmann.
9:15, 10:15. 7:45.
Immanuel (Missouri Synod) E. 15th and
Leo. Rev. H. CEbellng. 10:30. 7:30.
Church of the Redeemer (English) E.
15th north and Wygant School 10. service 11.
Finnish 179 Fsrgo. Rev. A. Salminen.
10, Sunday school; 7. service.
Methodist Episcopal
Carson Heights Eighth and Hume. Bev.
G. S. Brown. 11:15.
Centenary-Wilbur E. 9th and Pine. Dr.
Charles MscCaughey and Dr. H. T. Gretna
11, "Five Portland Men." by Dr. MacCaughey;
7:80. "What Will Ton Do With Jesus?" by
Dr. Greene.
Central Vancouver at Fargo. ' Rev. C T.
Gibson. 11, 7:80.
Clinton-Kelly E. 40th at Powell. . Rev.
J. H. Irvine, 11. "The Motherlike Methods of
the Master" : 7:30, "A Prepared Place for a
Prepared People." '
Epworih 26th at Savier. Rev. C. B.
Harrison. 11, 7:30, "Pilgrims Progress"
(John Banyan).
Errol Heights Darlington halL Sunday
school. - 11:15 a. m.
First 12th and Taylor. Dr. B. Earls
Parker and Bev. T. T. RandelT. 11. "The Un
appreciated Asset"; 7:30, "The Great Alter
native." First Norwegian-Danish 18th and Hoyt
Rev. F. A. Scarrie. 11. 8.
German Rodney and Stanton. Eev. T. A.
Schumann 10:45. 7:30
Hoyt St 15th and Hoyt Rev. E. X.
Hertaler. 11. 7:30.
Fremont Street East 27th at Fremont
(public school auditorium) . Rev. C. C Rariek.
i0. school; 11. sermon.
Laurelwood E. 83d and Foster. Bev. F.
E. Finley. 11. 7:30.
LeaU 86th and 58th ave. Bev. T. H.
Downs. 11. 7:30.
Lincoln E. 5 3d and Lincoln. Rev. W. N.
Byara. 11. 7:30.
Uaaton. Robert M. Gatke. 11:7:30.
Moots villa E. 80th st Pine. Rev. R. E.
Myers. 11. "SUyera by the Stuff"; 7:80. "The
Significance of Mt Ha tun."
Mt Tabor E. 61th and Stark. Bev. D. L.
Fields. 11. 7:30.
Fattqn Alberta and Michigan. Rev. George''
H. Bennett 11. 7:30.
Piooeer East Charleston and Leonard. Rev.
W. E. Ivloster. 11. dedication service, sermon
by Bishop W. O. Shepard; 7:30. sermon by
Dr. W. .Vr". Youngson.
Boa City Park E. 58th and Alameda.
Rev. C. W. Huett 11. "Laying Up Treasures";
7:30. "The Glory of a Righteous Life."
Sellwood E. 15th and T acorns. Rev. J. E.
Pardy. 11. 7:80.
Sunnyside E. 85th and Yamhill. Rev. T.
H. Gallagher and Rev. L. C. Poor. 11. "The
Church of The Out-Stretched Arms"; 7:45. "A
Friend In Need." ( Dramatized.
Swedish Beech and Borthwick. Rev. G.
SL Kallstedt 11. 7:30. English service .
University Park Fiske and Lombard. Rev.
H.. T. Atkinson. 11.7:80.
Vancouver ave. Norwegian-Danish Skid
morn at Vancouver. Rev. Gustav 8 to raker
aad Rev. Eliaa Gierding. 11. 7:80.
Weatmorciaad MUwaukie and Midway. Bar.
a. U Tuf ts. ; 7:30.
Woodstock E. 44th and Woodstock ave.
Rev. Walton Skipworth. 11, 7:80.
Woodlawn . 10th near Durham ave.
Bev. E. 8. Mac. 11. "The Winds of Destiny";
7:80. "The Man Who Wasn't Finished."
African Z4os 417 Williams are. Rav. L
A. Moore, 11. 7:30.
Bethel African Larrabes at McMillen. Bev.
A. R. Fox. 11. 8. - -Japanese
87 N. 18th. Bev. 3. Uemurs,
18. . 11. 2.
Brentwood 87th at near McCoy. Bev.
B. G. Carney. 11.
' M. st. oUt
First Union and Multnomah. Rev. J. B.
Harris. , 11. 8.
First 12th at Main. . Bev. D. Band Pierre.
' Sellwood B. 16th at Spokase. Bar. J. G.
Bringdalfc 11. 7:39.
Brentwood 65th ave. and 87th at 8. E.
Bev. S. Lodlow. II, 7:30.
HighUnd park E. 14th aad JarretL Bev.
tsk CahilL llTO
First 12th at Alder. Pr. H. L.' Bowman
and Dr. N. K. Tolly. 10:39. "Jeans' Concept
of His Mother"; 7:30. "False Confidences."
Weetmi nste East 17ta and Schuviev. Dr.
Edward H. Penee. 19:30. "I Don't Believe In
Iff TJ, 'He -Christiaaity Overflowed to
the Reoaaa World." -.- . , - . ,
Central E. 13th aad . Dr. W. H.
get. Sarvicea at Hock man achooi, at rata
11, mt Aicrnnsui os m.reat r.i
7 :30. "Tha Tragedy of an Irreligious
CaJvary llih at Clay. Bev. B. B.- Btts-
Iillamette . University
Woodward, will be the. speaker at the Sunday
night aervtoe.
-
Episcopal
Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner has
left for a 10 days visit to the parishes
and missions in Coos aad Curry coun
ties. .He will confirm classes at' Marsh
field. CoqutUe. Bandon, Port Orford.
and visit Empire, Reedsport and Gar
diner, Under the leadership f the
Rev. - W. E. Couper and Rev. Arthur
W. Bell. Knrraanusl. Marshfleld and
the Coos Bay missions are making
steady progress. They: have adopted
the program outlined by the general
chnrch. and are now la the midst of
their annual canvass.
In connection with the nation-wide cam
paign, parish chairmen have been appointed
as follows: Pro-Cathedral. J. N. Desendorf:
Trinity. 3. , H. Hendrickson; St. Davids. J.
W. Gapostg; St Marks. Bev. W. B. Evertoo;
St, Andrews. S. D. Nile; St. John (Sell
wood), H. W. Morgan; Grace Memorial, Ed
ward Strong; Chnrch of Our Savior, John
Greenwood; St. Philips, Blaine Colas: St.
Mtchaelv and . All Angels. Walter Aaher:, St
Matthews, A. M. Ellsworth; St. Paula (Oregon
City ) , J R. Humphrys.
St, Stephens ProrCathedral at the last chap
ter meeting approved the parish and -nation
wide budget for the coming year. Plana were
laid for extensive publicity and an immediate
canvass of every communicant lor. service and
support of the work.
Dr. A. A. Morrison completed his twenty-
third year on Iecember 1 as rector of Trinity
church. An anniversary sermon will pe the
snecial feature of the morning service. Wed
nesday night the choir presented Dr. Morrison
with a beautiful oak music stand in appreci
ation of their interest and his work as director
of the choir. The Women's Guild will hold
a Christmas apron and delicatessen sale in
the narish house on Wednesday from 1 xcloefc
until 6. ' Tea will be served daring the
6.80 gundiy will be led by Miss Helen
Louise Crosby. SuDject tor discussion, cor
poral Punishment"
Next Sunday is known generally in the
Episcopal church as Bible Sunday. This is
ftnggeated by the collect for the day. At
St, Davids church the rector, tbe Rev. Thomas
Jenkins, will preach at 11 o'clock oo "The
IHiys of Our Age." and at 7:30 p. m. on
"The Way the Race Came to Know God.''
Holy baptism will be administered at the -11
o'clock service, and holy communion will be
celebrated at 7 :S and 0:30 a. m. Fifty
men and women will make the rounds of the
parish Sunday afternoon to secure service
and maintenance pledges. This constitutes the
annual canvss. They will lunch together iu
the parish house and receive their final in
structions prior to starting out. .i W. Ganong
is chairman and D. B. Mackie, vice chairman.
Announcement will be made at the night
serTice of the success of the workers, the num-
(Concluded oa Page Fite, Column Three)
PORTLAND
diffe. 11. "Progress in Truth"; 8:80, "The
Walk of the Believer."
Mt Tabor E. 55th and Belmont Rev.
Ward W. MscHenry. 11, "Crowded Out of
Bethlehem snd Portland"; 7 :S0 "Controversial
versus Constructive Christianity."
Vernon E. 19th and Wygant Bar. J. O.
Mergier. 11. 7:80.
Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett Kev. J.
Francis Morgan. Preaching by Bar. P. O.
Bonebrake. 11, 7:30.
Fourth First and Gibbs. Pulpit supplied
by Rev. Levi Johnson. 10:30, 12. 6:30.
Kenilworth E. 34th and Gladstone. Rev.
L. K. Grimes. 11. 7:80.
Hope E. 78th and Everett Rev. J. A.
Smith. 11. "Service No Longer TJnto Self";
7 :30. "The Name That Is Above Every Name.''
Rose City E. 45 th and Hancock. Rev
Donald W. M. Moriucr. 11, "The Murder
of Souls"; 7:30. "Was There a Flood r"
Created f "
Forbes Graham at Gentenbein. Bar. Lloyd
K. Car-rick. 11, 7:30.
Trinity Virginia and Nebraska. : Bev. John
D. Mclennan. 11, 7:30.
Anabel 56th and 37th ave. Rev. John If.'
Paxton, 11, 7:80.
Marshall Street 17th at Marshall. Bev.
A. J. Hsnna. 11.
Millard Avenue 55th are. and 73d st Dr.
Henry White. 11. "This Is My Beloved Son.
in Whom I Am Well Pleased '; 7:80, "God.
an Approachable. Sympathetic, Responsive
Helper. '
Mix pah E. 19th and Division. Dr. W. A,
Stevenscn. 11. "The "Rising Tide of Color
Against the White Race and the Duty of the
Church Thereto"; 7:45, "Tha Judgments."
Unity E. 71st and Sandy. Bev. 8. W. See
mann. 11. 7:45.
Arbor Lodge Bryant and Curtis. Bar.
Alexander R. Evans. 11, 7:80. 7
Moreland Sellwood Community Hbnsa K.
15th at Spokane. Rev. WS. McCullagh. 11.
7:30.
Grange Hall 8 2d and Division. Rev. X-
R. D. HoUensted. 8 p. m.
Holt Chinese 1th and Burnsioa. 7 aad
8 p. m.
Reformed KvanoallcaJ
First 12th and Clay. Rev. G. Hafner.
10:45. 8.
Second E. 83d and Columbia blvd. 11.
Third Lenta. Rev. F. Lienkaemper. 11
(German); 8 (English),
Reformed Presbyterian
First Minnesota and Ainsworth. Rev. F.
D. Fraaer. 11. 7:30. ,
Seventh Day Adrantists
Note Regular serrices of thia denomination
are held on Saturday.
Central E. 11th and Everett A. R. BaD,
minister. , 9:45. 11:45.
Tabernaole 6th and Montgomery. S. J.
Hibbard. minister. 10, 11.
Monta villa E. 80 th and Everett J. A.
Gerhart 10, 11.
LenU 94th st aad 58th ave. D. 3. Chit
wood. 10. 11.
St Johns Central ave. aad Charleston. J.
M. Meiklejohn. 10. 11.
, Albina Skidmora and Mallory. Elder John
Isaac. 10. 11.
Scandinavian 8 2d street and 89th avenue.
Andrew Johnson. 10, 11.
Salvation army
Corps No. 1. 6th and Askeny. Adjutant
and Mra. Herbert Carroll. 11. 8. 8.
Corps No. 4 128 Vi 1st Ensign Jessie
Millar and Captain Mrs. L. Upton. 11. -7:80.
Spiritualist
- First E. 7th at Haaaalo. Eev. J. W.
Hill. 3. 7:30.
Tbe Mystic -Church of Bethseda 409 Alder.
Rev. W. W. Aber. 8. messages and a physical
demonstration.
The Persons! Message 813 Central build
ing. C. W. Shaw. 8. conference; 8, address.
Scientific Christian 8020 Foster Bead. B.
M. Singlelon. pastor. 8, 7:80.
The Peoples P rogressi ve Third snd Morri
son. Julian A. Fox. 8. 5. 7:30.
Sew. Christian Labor - temple, - Fourth - and
Jefferson. Rev. William R- Reese. 11,
"Man's First State After Death.
Unitarian
Church of Our Father Broadway and Tsra-
hill. Rev. W. G. . Eliot" 10:30, "Founda
tions. '
Uattad 8 rath ran
Conference Superintendent Rev. G. . Mo
Donald 80 E. 18th st
First B. 15th and Morrison. 11, 7:80.
preaching by Ir. G. B. McDonald.
Second E. 27th and Sumner. Bev. G. K.
Harunan. 11. "First Steps"; 7:30. "Tha
Defeated Persecutor."
Third 67th st and 8 2d ave. S. K Bev.
E O. Shepherd. 11. 70, preaching by
Rev. B. K. Kmeridc.
Feeirth 62d sve. at 70th st S. E. . Bev.
B. Rosa Evans. , 11. "Killing Unas": 7:80.
"A Big Job! A Person Big Enough for That
Job. and Who Does It With Joy!" . ..
doverdala fOkl Cooetitntioo) 448 Jesstrp,
Rev. Walter BeyiKsMa. 10, 11. 8d0. 718.
UMl8)8jV sT9b9tfts9 '.
First E. 87th aad Hawthorns. ' Bev. B. 8.
Given. 11.7:80. "
Church of the ' Stranger Grand ave. - at
Wasco. Bev. S. Earl Du Bois. lOJlft, '-Casting
Can Upon God": 7 :30. "'Divine Heahng.
Kenton "bathesa and Lunibajd. Bev. Carl
Bciitt Dona. 11. 8. -- : t
Multnomah Multnomah Station. Rev. David
Steal Sharp. ,10. lr, J648..7 JO.-.
Christian and Missioriary Allianoe E. 8th
at Hancock. Kev. Jona It Fee. 11, 7:80.
Apostolic Faith 6th sod ' Bamaida atieata.
Rev. Florence Crawford and R. R. Crawford.
10:80. 2:80. daily 7:48.
Pentecostal Assembly US First Bev. WW
C. Trotter. 11. 8. 8; daily. 7:48. - -Volunteers
of America 234 Burasldsv Xrg-
nings. except Monday. 8; Sunday 8. 8. .
BiWe Standard 163 Second. Bav. - Frsct
Hornshuh. 10 as. 5 :s. a.
Chnrch of God 363 Failing. " Bev. H. A.
Schlatter. ' 1 1 7 4. --
Reaiixa tioa League 148 , ISth, v Rev. H.
Edward Mills. . 11. "Woere Art Thou- After
the. Storaafj 8, "Heahna; With Musk." by
Mrs. ' Blanche Barbour.:. . -. )
.First Divin Sesence 816 g. Clay. Rev.
T. M. Minard. 11. "God'a Law.
Greek Orthodox E. 17th and diatott. Bev.
B. A. Karahajea. 8. ochonlj lO.. .
Christadelpbiaa 711 54th at'. - 11.
- Society for Spreading tha Knowledge of Trwe
ptayer o Fisaonar bwg. -.. Jtssday. S p.
"Laie tiBrtsTstood.. ", Xttasosy, 2 .a 11
iH or eland Ckurck
JScdication&eryice
tomorrow jfJlqrxr g
Arrangementji have been 1 completed
for the dedicatory services Of the new
Moreland Presbvterian church. Bybee
.-,. i . -J. avenue and Eaat
. 18th streets. West-
, jr, moreland. Sunday.
The furnace ana
pews have been fin-.
Mssy stalled the past
--. s week atnd the ha.nd-
some bung-alow ed-
ifice 'rected. t an
annroTlmitt cost Of
r m
i 125.000 ia ready
t4 The pipe organ was
, -isi J compsei lea aJifio
j-r f - tlma. agx and has
been lauded y
s, j I uonaiason. or . Aan
- 1 Francisco and Rev.
v.A - K av.it,. I, iiiat Boudlnot Seeley
Bev. MeCaliag-h will deliver ad
dresses at the morning services com
mencing at 10 :30 o'clock. The dedi
catory service will be held at 3 pi m.
Dr. Donaldson- will talk at that time
and. the following; local men also, will
participate: Dr. Harold Bowman of
the First Presbyterian church.' Dr.
Richard Scholz of Reed college. Dr. E.
H. Pence of Westminster Presby
terian church and O. W. Davidson.
. The musical part - of both services
will be in charge of the cboir leader,
Gilbert H. . Charters, who will direct
about 25 voices. Dr. John J. Sellwood
will preside at the. pipe organ.
Congregationalists
Increase Scope
Several important moves have been
made recently by the Congregational
church ' for the work throughout . the
state. Mrs. A. M. Handsaker has been
engaged by First, ch.urch. Portland, to
look after its Sunday school work. J.
W. Price, founder of the Pilgrim cho
rus, has been secured to look after the
Congregational young people's work-in
the city, and Rev; K. S. Bollinzer. who
for maay years was an active worker
In this state, has recently returned
from Alaska and will beerirg his: duties
its general missionary xor tne state,
January 1.
:
ESDEAVOKERS TO MEET ,
A few prominent Christian Endeavor-
ers of Portland will meet Monday at
12 :J5 p. , n. at. the Washington street
Haxelwood for. a conference - with Dr,
Daniel A. Poling-, associate president
oi uie united society of .Christian En
deavor, relative to holding the , 1925
World's Christian Endeavor convention
in Portland. As Dr.- Pallngi is in poor
health,, no other Portland engagements
nave oeen rnaue zor mm. . . i -j
"MAN'S FIRST STATE
AFTER DEATH" -New
Christian' Church'
FIRST FLOOR PUfttOlt, LABOR
TEMPLI
WM. R. RKCOK. Mlalstae
Come Early If Ton, Wish a." Seat;.
LECTURE
Subject, THE080PHT,W by Mr. W. X.
Dacey, 8aaday, Dee. 18. 8 P. M.
THEOSOPHICAl. HALli
108 Central Bld H 18th aad Alder :
Thariday Evealnf, Iaqalrers Clais
Sabjeet, "The Hidden Bide ef Evolatlon"
Thargday, Dee. 14, 8 P. M.; . .
First Nazarene Church
TWELFTH 15D MAI IT STREETS
Bev. T). Baad Fierce, Pastor, Preaches.
11 A. M, "WHAT DOES CHEBT
.. MEA5 TO TOCt" ,
7sl8 P. M, "GOD'S BESTBAIKIHO
. (iBACE" (Second Cominr) !.' -
Good Music! Wot a Salt Moment!
v.
"Satan's Empire Falling,l
Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Satan's influence caused the fall of
man and baa also over-reached . the
denominational churches, causing
many clergymen to unite with profi
teers and politicians to control 1 main
kind. But Christ, 'tho invisible, Is"
over-ruling the schemes of men, and
present troubles will soon reach a. cli
max and disappear.
Everyone interested In, the fulfillment
of scriptural prophecy should ! hear
this very Interesting lecture.
B. H. BOYD
OF BBOOKXY5, 3T. Y.
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Tader the Auspices . of , the . Iateraa
tioaal Bible- Stadeats' ' Asaa.
SUNDAY, DEC, I0, ,7!30 P. M.
UBOR TEMPLE AUDITORIUM
Foarth and Jefferson Streets'
SEATS FREE' '. lf0:. COW.ECTIOK
RELIEF WORKER
TO TALK FRIDAY
Portland Sunday schools and churches
are looking ahead to next Friday even-
iag when Mrs. R. S. M. Emericn. Just
returned from Constantinople, will
speak at the White Temple Baptist
church. Mrs. Emerich ooraes to Port
land fresh from the recent tragic scenes
of the Near-East She is -well know n
to many Portland friends as the leader
of the first Near-East relief campaign .
here and Is remembered as a brilliant
speaker as well as a tireless worker.
.- To the Sunday schools she is best
.known as chairman of Near-East relief
work outside . the - erphanagea .in tbe
city of Constantinople the woman who
asked J. J. tHandsaker. state drreetor .
of UeauvEast relief, last ummer which
way" was better, to continue feeding
five- thousand half' nourished children
or give all the food to half that num
ber and see the rest die ef starvation?
. Oregon -unday schools- are already
sending in , Thanksgiving and Christ
ma gifts to Near Sasr-relief. Offertnga -have
been received durlngr'the past few
days from? the following-' schools:'' IJn--coin.
Methodist, Portland.: Athena Bap
tist; HHlaoboro North Plains t Ockley
Green, Portland ; Methodist.' Wallowa v
Wegt,wood PbUooaath i The , Xallcs. ,
Methodist : DiUard, Methodist ; ; Iook
Ing Glaas; - Union, Mosier: ' Keller
Methodist,- -Salenr: - First. Christian.
Portland ; -Florence f Eagle Greek Pres
byterian : Ixsetine. Christian ; Evans ;
Unlterslty ; , Park"' Baptist,' - Portland ;
and' Scottrf MUls lfrienda. -fc '
NEW
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Apostolic Faith
..Mission:;
COR. TH AUS. BTJBKSIDE , STS.
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Serrices: ' Sunday' '
10:30 A. 2:30 and 7:30 p. M.
. aaaiaaaaa.ss ; r-: . : !.'..!,,'
Meetings Every , Evening
-S . -v . .: "X!03UEi.i'-i---;."
The full Gospel is preached on all
the fundamentals of the "Old Time
Religion."" .: -v v ,
- Crowds- rangingr from three to six
hundred every, night.
88-Pleee Orchestra r Special SlBatlsa
I
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TouTl Enjoy Every Minute"
Y; H"e ! CoUectloBS -Y Y . V- :
' The Worklnf maB'g MUitoa
OMC
Leara What the Catholic Chorea
- . Keally la and Is Sot
v : . by Sending; for w .
Free Literature
Specify the general topki on which
facts are desired. Send postal card to
CATHOLIC TRUTH SOCIETY
'"'' OP PREG03T ?
884 McKay B id g., Portland, Ore.
THE PEOPLE'S PROGRESSIVE
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
; -; 'fkUSKY hall -;h .
Third. BToo Entrance oa Morrison ' 8L
' SUNOaV. SKRVIOKS CONrKRCMOK.
S r. M.( TEST CIRCLES, 8 P. M.
LE0TUR8 OH DREAMS, VISIONS AND
. . PROPHE0Y NY JULIAN A. POX
88SAbS SY ADDIK M. FOX. 7t30 P. M.
VISITtNO MEDIUMS AND THE PUBLIO
WELCOME
.
ritualistic
Church
; Chartered by Tfatlosal Spirltaallst
j. ?:--i-r. -. jlsseetettsB :-: $. av r';-
, E AST 7TH A5D HASSAIjO STS.
Rev, J. WiUard HiUs
. " ' ' . PASTOB-;' --; - ,
SiAject : APPARITIONS
Spiritual s Messages 3 afternoon and
evening by MRM. IBE5E MARBCHE
and KEY. J. WILLABD. HILliS. .
. , .,: .1 . ' ' :
' ' VYKDNBSPAT - EVEKIXCf SER-
VICE DEVOTED - EXCLUSIVELY
"TO MESSAGES., V - ,f ' "
TOXIGHT, SATURDAY the Wom
an's Psychic Club will give BIO
CHICKEN DINNER. 6 :15 to 75
P. "Jly foUowed with a GRAND
BALL. In' the clubrooros adjacent to
. the church. .Good Dance- Orchestra.
Admission , everything - included. 60c
per person.-- .This also" winds up the
ANNUAL BAZAAR. COME AND
BRING- YOUR FESENDS. ALL
ARE WELCOME. ' - -.- .
WM
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