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Newspaper Page Text6 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. OATtTnnv . rvpnvnrnvi?:' t tof BOY SCOUT RALLY IS PEPPY AFFAIR; CONFER HONOR Boy Scouts are taught to be pre pared and to rise to every emergency. . Tba.tr the boys assimilate this teach fng was demonstrated i at the Scout rally bald at Lincoln high school Fri . day night before an audience that almost filled . the large - auditorium. " When two entertainers on the pro , gram failed to appear, James E. BrOck wajr. Scout executive, called on two troopers to fill the number. "Without - special preparation and also lacking gymnasium equipment. Walter Doxsie of troop No. 13, and Douglas Fox, of troop No. 15, took the stage and put on tumbling and acrobatic stunts that broaght - applause that rocked the building and that was pronounced not far below the work of professionals. RALLY IS PEPPY The rally waa a rousing affair. A distinctly entertaining program fea - lured .Scout songs, yells, movies and ' various other exercises! Special nura--' hers were contributed by Albert Wei sendanger, . who played a mouthharp, and by a Quartet composed of L. W. - Ross, scoutmaster of troop No. 69, and W. R. Patterson, Boyd Williams and Carroll Morrison. Scout Executive Brockway presided. Assistant Scout Executive J. A. C. Oaks led the sing- ing and Mrs. Brockway played the ac- companiments. , - - Thlrten boys were moved from the tenderfoot ranks to the grade of, sec- ' ::- end class Scouts and five second class s Scouts graduated into the first class ranks. Fifteen first class Scouts were awarded merit badges for completion of courses in numerous difficult sub- - jects. Seventy Scouts from four troops received gas masks as trophies for praiseworthy work. SCOUTS HOSOBED Following were the Scouts honored: Second class Scouts Jack Rollwage, troop 11 ; . Edward Robinson, troop v 18; Emmet Burnstein, troop 23; Claude Post, troop 25; Carol Pratt, troop 33 ; Francis Womack, troop 40 ; Albert Saelens, troop 69 ; Franklin Un derwood, troop 71 ; Uoyd Lillie, troop j,71; Ramon Keefer. troop 71; Donald 'letcher, troop 77. Donald Neer, troop 90 : Irwin Baron, troop 69. First class Scouts Argel Lindsley, troop 13 ; Harvey Robbins, troop 13 : Arthur MarkewK. troop 39; Martin Wlgh. troop 69; Herschel McBeth, . troop 13. - Merit badge certificates Virgil T'raytor, troop 79, civics, electricity, Macksmithing ; Herbert Gordon, troop VS. blacksnjlthing ; Glover Clark, troop 49, blacksmithing: Wallace Biglin. ' troop 41, electricity, civics, astronomy, 'pioneering, cycling, cooking, handi- craft, blacksmithlng, personal health, -public health, physical development r friendship: William Chessman, troop , 67. cycling, electricity, safety first; Charles Cram, troop 67. signaling ; - Allan Palmer, troop 13, personal health, public health, carpentry, signaling, 'craftsmanship, first aid to animals, ' campings handicraft ; Earl Syverson. troop 75, "carpentry, camping, first aid, - (personal health, -handicraft; Arthur MarkewiU, .troop 6.9. first, aid to ani mals, -public health, personal health ; Alfred! Garten troop . H8 scholarship ; Oeorr Moorad, . troop? 18, scholarship ; Uoyd Mej J, "Troop f 41 electricity, blackamltkinVt Edmund Veazie. troop 60,- carpjtfy:Art1ur- Emerson, troop 18. public hekMb,"-f Irst aid to animal ; lilelvin Nelson, troop 75. personal "health, camping, craftswork in leather, carpentry, handicraft. i Boys given topics were : f ' Troop 65 Horace Billy Askwith, frames Denton, John Kistner Duke iiart, William W. filmer, John Alfred Qivens Jr., Allan Hart, Jack Havard, i 57Donald Holman. Robert Holman, Vtalph Horn, Robert Stuart Howard, fester Humphreys, Melvin Jones, Or fville Jones, Frank Kistner Jr., James -SUiing, Minor Nichols. David Northrup, tDanlel Northrup, Walter Prettyman. Sltenry Prudhomme, William A. Robb Ur., Marvin Rogers, Milton Shoemaker, blames Smith, Scott Sterling, Wells .Thompson. John Tiilson. Ralph Tran 'tow, Charles Kennard Williams, David "Wise. . J Troop 78 Howard Bodine, Charles fBrown. Edward Brown, Spencer Brown, Theon Hott. Cede Hendricks, Wayne Nichols. Harry Price. "Walter . JPrice. Walter Griffith Roberts, Forest iSweet. Alvin Vanderwall, Roger Van derwa.ll. Troop 81 George W. Davis, Frank - i (Demme, Robert "Fisher, Thomas Fore ver, Donald Hull, Kenheth Jett, Harry ' jKarr. Alvin Merrill, Gottfred Nord strom, Martin Older, Stanley Sabia, - Jt leorge Springer,,' Russell Wilkinson, TUoyd Wilkinson, Samuel Wood. ', -Troop 94 Roy Austin, William F. fChurclv ' - Kenneth Oolllna, - Bdhjamln . Wesley Dobson, Lowell -A.' Dobson, Ben Gullck, Joe Keppro, Harold B. IJdfords, Douglas -Regs. Warren T. Well. . .-. ISTSTO HEAR CHILDREN '(Cbntintjed From Page FYjurteea) herds" "And the Angle Said Cnto Them" "And. 8-sddenlv." Edith CoUaie Evana Chorus, "Glory to God," choir. ; Ana rBjoice Greatly.. Edith CoHaia "Evans. k "Then 6kaH The Eyes of the Blind." Mary Strang Perriae. --i "Km Shall Peed Hi Floes." Mary Straus Pernae. . , "Come Cnto Him." Edith Collais Evans. ; ' Ohoni "Behold the Uml) of God." choir. Ahr'li Waa Despised," Mxrv . string Pernae. -s . ' . Clua us "Smell Ho Eith Boret Oar GrMa"choir. - &Mtitativ MThy Rmk9 Hath Broken Bia Heart.-. J. MaeMiUan Vulr. - Arie-r-ena4d and See."? J. vt.vm.- Matr. Beritalive -"He Waa Cat Off. 3. MaeMtf laa Muir. Ana "But Thctt Didst Not eaTe." J. Mac Millaa Hair. , A RdtjT Whj ,-Do . the Nations," jj, Maaxwra Eaa. . Aria "I Know That Hy Redeemer Iareth." PditA Cbllais aan. r- - "HalMoiah Choon." choir. w pTaninc - Organ Pastorale (Sallak). " Group of (Tfcjtstmaa hjmna. " 'Carota "The Steep vt . the Child Jean" eereert). : - -The IJtfle loor" Traditional) . "Holy Nighf (Lorena). -.The Kotghhork of Bethlehem (Gereart). Caaat "Wlua I garrey the Woodero-u Croav" "la the Craaa of Cri I Glory." Organ "Pastorale"' Gailmaat).' uwwsiMp Mathaaiat - Bandar will be aa eauataading day at the . SoBJayaidv Metbodiat ehaRh. ' The , tertnc of the earner atono of the ae com mam t7 hosoe will be the haprr ocoasloe. Bishop. W. O. Shepard will be. present, sad will drlirer the moraine aeroum. - The eereaaeaiea oatdoors will eegin at 10:40 and Dr. W. W. Taengstoa wiil hare charrs. . The brief aerrice. laataag 50 minutea. will he witnesard hy hand reds of i-h&dmn. and young people, their parrot, and the anemban -ef the church. At 11 o'clock all will jota im eae gTeat aerriee in the church auditorium to liatea to Bishop Sbepard. - Into !he eonwntoM will be pieced a little bog crtntatning tha ', naroe of the bu Elding eora m ttee. f inane eommiUee, officiary of tle - cHnreh,' the sane, of every littto """kiddie" whe r-e!on to th Sondar achooU taa udv eca. ai liie aamea o the- ateuwrt of thm METHOD chorea. " At 7:45 tb service will be in eherge of a committee from the Sunday aehooL . Ths w)U be a Kpieodid thnauna nrogram .giTen bf the children, in whjol Professor Ten Haaf and his choir arQl hare a large park : SO 75 - LIncefn Methediat ' . The Cbriatmaa epint will pervade the Son da aeni.ea at Laneole Jethodaa Eoiacowl church. In the primary department of the Bandar school eoene ef the efiiuuea. win aire apeeial readings and aonsa, while both depart meata-wil bring in their Chratmaa offerings to? the Jfeer aat relief. At 11 a.' m. the paator., the Srr. W. N. Syan, will preach a sermon la keeping with the oocasicm. and at 7:80 p. nj. the Sanday achofH will hro ita anneal program and tree. , Kamoeia en : the program will be fnrniabed by pttpila from, the beginnera department, Slra.-W. M..- Byara. lira. P. A. Baftdall'a and Ha ' A. Houaer elaaaea and by the followiag children: ,Ve dabel Hower. WU1 Schweitzer, Hdl and Kenneth Fleming. Thomaa Clcmena, Valde mr LatmI. Adalina Hoeaer, Kdwina : Otoeo. Donne Araett, .Kargaret Ann Miller. Bntton Smith. Theodore Olsen. Bnth Randall. iNKothy Kobiion. BeuljLh RnaaeU, Shirley Pouglaa, and, Margaret Wickeraham. , - ' Oerttraa Metnediit "' "' In keeping with' its annual, custom, the choir ; of the Central Methodist church, Van eoner anan and Fargo street, will . give a aacnad Christmaa concert,' Sunday it 1:38 p. anT- ITaTorite carols, aoloa and anthems will be rendered. A feature of the program will be the pis p nj of Lieit'a "Twelfth Bhap sadia" by ilfet Lois Oaket, orgtniat and ecompanist. LtaOwrJin ocal aoioa will be the erer popular 'T'xjrt Bambino"' (Pietro Yon), to be aong bj'Fffl W. Abbott, bari tone,. "A. ; choir -of 2S yoiciesvwiU render the chorwsea. The concert is gren urnicr the direction of J. A. C-Oaiaa. choir Teader. . Vancouvae A. WortlarwOanlrt ''fcVE. ?'The Ber. E. Gjerding.-aaaociata -Baatorofha Vancoerer Arenne JJorwegian-Kmmah Methodist caareh, will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock. There will be no evening aertf ice. being Chriatmas - ere. ; There will be a apeeial aerrice on Christmas day at 11 e., m., when . the pastor will tire hi Christmas mes sage. The text will be. "The Dayspring. From on High Haa Visited Us. Special . Christmas hymhs will be Oaed 'at this serrfce: -The choir will sing. The Sunday school has arranged for the biggest, and beat Christmas program that they hare erer put on, which will be - given an Thursday, December 28, at -7:30 in the sanctuary. A pageant, aotoa. recitations and musio will be the features of . this program. The Scandinavian Christmas tree festival will be on New Yean day, at 8 p. m. Wood lawn Methodist The Iter. . Sutton Mace will preach a Christmas sermon Monday morning at 11 o'clock in the Wood lawn Methodist Episcopal church. In the evening at 7:30 he will take the words of the Bethlehem shepherds, "Let ua go even unto Bethlehem" for bis text. There will be special music morning and eve ning. The Young Peoples' Epsrorth league service will be held at 6:30 p. m. Mon tactile Method lit The Christmas program of the MontaviUa Methodist Sunday school will be. given to night at 8 o'clock in the church. The Rev. R- B. Myers will preach at 11 a. m. and the Ep worth league aerrice will be held at 6:30 p. m.. the day's program closing with a Christ mas carol service at 7 :30 p. m. . NO 23 First Methodlat Episcopal South At First M. E. church. South, the following will be the program given Sunday at 1 1 a, m. : 1'roeessionai, Kejoice, the choir; .hymn, "Angels from the Realms of Glory": anonUe creed; prayer. Rev. J. R. Taylor: solo. "Noel," Mrs. E. D. M. Kowle; psalm 100: qioria Patri, lesson from the New Testament; solo. DIRECTORY Christmas Sunday UNIFORM 8UNDAV SCHOOL LESSON "rni Riches." Luke 12:16-31. Golden Text "The life is more than the food, and the body than the raiment." Luke 12:23. VOUNO PEOPLE' TOPIC Christian Endeavor "How to Have Christ mas AU the Year.' Luke 2:8-20. Epworth league "A Christmas Carol Service." Luke 2:8-14. Baptist. I'nion "How May We Have Christmas All the Year?' Luke 2:8-20. Baptist Fit't (White Temple) 12th at Taylor. Dr. T J. Villers. 11, "On the Field Where Angels Sang": 7:30, "If Christ Were Born in Port land " East Side E. 20th at Salmon. Dr. W. B. Hinsotu 11, "Come to the Manger"; 7:15, "God's Christmas Gift." - Third Vancouver at Knott. Bev. W. Ar nold Bennett. 11. "The Virein Birth of Jesus Does It Mstter?"; 7:30, "Some Precious Christmas Gifts." Arista 48th ave. at 4th it. 8. 15. Rev. Owen T. Day. 11, "Life and Light"; 7:30, pageant. "The Birth of Jesus." Calvary E. 8th at Grant. Rev. J. E. Thomas. 11. "The Word Made Flesh"; 7:30, Glencoe E. 45th at Main. Bev. W. B. Stewart. 11. 8. Sell wood- E. 11th at Tacoma. Rev. C. 8 TunneU. 11. 7:30. . , Grace E. 76th at Ash. Bev. J. F. Huckel-. berry. 11, 7:45.' . . Swedish 15th at Hoyt Bev. T. G. Sjolan der. 10:30, 7:30. r St. Johns Chicago at Leonard. 11, 7:0. Highland E. 6th at Alberta. Rev. Walter L. Riley. 11, "Why the Holy Family Moved"; 7:30. cantata. "The Galilean." Tabernacle E. 45th ava. at 4 2d st 11. alt. Olivet (colored) Broadway t Everett. Bev. J. W. Anderson. 11. S. . Lenta 88th sr. at 60th ave 3ev. E. A. Smith. 11, "Bethlehem's Manger. What It Has Done and WiU Do for the World "; 7:30, "An Unworldly Peace." Second German Rodney at Moms. Rev. F. Hoffman. 11. 7:30. Italian Mission E. 44th at Sherman. Bev. Eugene FantettL 2:30, school; 8. Elim Swedish E. 23d and Sumner. Bev. A. G. Saadbhum. Tigard Or. 10, 11. Shiloh E. 76th and Everett. Rev. G. W. Smith. 11. 7:30. Catholic Cathedral 15th at Davis. Rev. George J. Campbell. S. 7:15. 8:30. 9:45. 11. St. Peters Lents. Rev. J. P. O'Flynn. 8. 10:80. 7:30. St. Lawrence 3d at Sherman. Bev. J. C. Hughes. 7:15. 8:80. 10:30, 7:30. St. Francis E. 12th at Pine. Rev. L M. UcNamee. 8. 8. 8. 10. 11. Immaculate Heart of Msry Williams at Stanton. Bar. W. A. Daly. 6, 8. 9. 11, 7:30. Holy Rosary E. 84 at Clackamas. Rev. Arthur Townley. O. P. 6. 7. 8. , 11, 7:80. St. Boae E. BSd at Alameda Rev. J. M. O'FarrelL 8. 10:30. 4. St. -Andrews E. 8th at Alberta. Bev. Thomas Kjeraan. 8. 10:30. 7:30. The Madeleine E. 24th at Sitklyou. Rev. George F. Thompson. 6, 7:30, 9. 11. Ascension E. 76th at Yamhill, Franciscan Fathers. 8, 10:30. 7:30. Blessed Sacrament Maryland at Blandena. Rev. B. V. Kelly. 8, 10:30. 7:30. Holy Crocs 774 Bowdoin. Rev. C. Ray-" mood. 8. 10:30, 7:30. St. Ignatius 3220 43d st. a E. Jesuit Fathers. 6:30. 8. 10:30. 7. St. Stephens E. 4?d at Taylor. Rev. War ren A. Wairt. 6, 8. b:15. 11. 7:30. Holy Redeemer Portland blvd, at Van .couver ave. Rev. VP. Br2genser, C. S. S. E. e. . 10:30, 7:30. St. Philip Neria (Paalist Fathers) E. 16th at Hickory. Bev. T. F. Ryder. C. S. P. 7:30. 0. 10:30, 7:3. Church of the Assumption S. Smith ave. at Newton, Serrite lathers. 6, 8. 10:30, 7:30. Sacred Heart E. 11th at Center. Bay. Gregory BobL O. S. B. 8. 10 :30, 7 :0. St. Agatha S. 15th at Nchxlem. Bar. John Cnmmisky. 8, 10:30. 7:30. - St Sams la us (Polish) Maryland at Fail ing. Bev. F. MaxasewakL 8, 10:80, 7:80. St. Joseph (German) 15th at Coach. Rev. Frowin ripper. 8. 10:30. 7:30. St. Michael (Italian) 4th at Mill. Bev. M. Baleste. E. J. 8:30. 10:80. T :30. St. Clara Capitol Hill. Father Aloyiius. O. F. M. 7:15. 9:15. St. Charles E. 83d at Alberta. Bev. M. Waliace. 8, 10:30. All Saints E. 3 9th at Glisan. Bey. W3 osxn Crrmin. 8, 10:30. St. Patrick lth at Savier. Bev. Charles M. Smith. Masses, 8, 8 30, 11, 7:45. St. Birgitta's Chapel Linn ton - Glen Hal ter. (Attended from tit. l's Lacks). :S0. ' Our lady of Sorrowi E. 52(1 at WoooV atoek. Bev. G.a FsJlo. 8, 10:15. T:4S. St. Anthony Chapel 7022 45th ava Bar. G. M. Sniderborn. 9 a.' m. . Holy Family Chapel E. 37th at Bex Bev, G. C. Faiiu. 9:45. " CtartaUsji Flrst Sunday sen ices temporarily at the Lincoln high school. Park and Market streets. Rev. Harold Griifis, pastor. 11. "God in a Manger": 7 :30. pageant. "The Galilean." . East Side K. 12th asd Taylor. Rev. W. 8. Crockett. 11, "L Witness of His Ma-jest-t"; 7 :S0, Christmas program. . Oiurch ef Christ Rodney and Knott. Bee. Joseph Boyd. 11. 1:30, cantata, "The Christ. bus Story."-; v.- MontarillA E. T6th at Glisaa. . Bee. Fnuak L. PuraeU. II, 7:30. Kern Park Bev. G. F. Chormley. 11, "Manger and Throtia"; 7:45. program by the Sunday acnooi. ' St. Johns Central asd Oswego, Bee. Her bert Joeea. 11. 8. Englewood K. S5th at Killrngsworih. Bev. W. E. Lewis. 9:45. 11. 7:30. ScITwood ET. erB end Spokane Rev. X B. Johnson. 11.7 :30. Advent Christian 4 3 8 2d. Bee. Georg Armstrong. 11, "Lessons From the ' First Christmas Carol" T:S0. evangelistic. Chrtttlan Sdenee s Vessea SnhjecV '-Chrst Jesus. '; - ' - First lta.-ad Everett. 11,. g. 1 . Se.oed E. 8th at Holiaday. 11. 8. v Third K. 12th. at 8almon. il. . ; Fourth Vancouver at Emerson. 11. 8. ' .-.Fifth ms and 4S ave, S E. 11. Suta -Pythian temgatv S8 TaeshiU. 11, 8. seventh Smith are. ead New Yur. XX. AU caaicLee Wedaeacay. S m." . "O Holy 1 Night." (I. H. Morgan: offertory sole. Mr.- Herr Arbeckle: sole end ebor-aa. ."tLTienibie JHosts," L IX Morgan and the choir; ermaa by the pastor, the ev. - J. a. ,iurnj; hymn. "Joy to the World, - At p. m. ttie Sunday school Chreunaa . prcctam will . be given, , , . ' reanent Street Method If ' Christmas aemces of the. Fremont Street Methodist church, the - Rev. C C Rsnca. pastor, will be beTd. Ssmday tn the Alameda public school building, East 27th and Fremont streets. The Christmaa tree- and Sunday school program will be held at 9:45 a. m.. and the Christmas aermoa at 11 a. as. will be given by lit. Henry C. Jennings; a eordial invitation is, extended to the public by , the pastor. . ... - . . Boae City Park Methodist Eolaooeel At the Bose City Park Methodist Episcopal church In. C W. Huctt, pastor, will apeak at the 11 o clock service opotj the topic, "God's Answer to the Vojid't Seed." There will be no preaching service in the evening, but at 5 o'clock the Sunday school- will give a Christmas orogrem with many urtusaml features to which all, both old and young, are cordially invited. , The program includes the following: Music, by bunds y school orebesCra. Processional chorus ........ By Departnwnts Cradle roll "Merry Christmas' Beginners . . ."What Can little Children Bring" . Primary, . . . ."Silent Night, Holy Night Junior, "It Came Cpott the Midnight Clear" "The Chrmmai Star" ........ .Janet Whit IhToeaUoo Pastor "Welcome" . , ; Marie Oisoa Song. She lis Beckett, Marie Dunn, Margaret Johnson. "One Christmas Iay." Jay Putnam, Charles Schmiederftkamp, Myron Uoty.. "Christmas Greeting'' ...... Nordice Johneoa Exercise .Junior Girls Heading Howard Scott Song by the Sunday school. "Joy to the World" Tableau. ."The Light of the World la Jesus'' J. O. C. Class. "Christmas in Other Lends" ......... Miss Alice Kim of Korea Heading, "The Other Wise Man".. Kenneth Martin Sunday school orchestra. Pictures, "The "Holy City" ; "Gifts for the King" ........ School First Norwegian-Danish M. E. There will be services Sunday at 11 a. m. at the First Norwegian-Danish. U. E. church. No services in the evening. Christmaa day there will be English service at 11 s. m. and Norwegian fervice at 8 p. m. Rev. A. Knudsen of Minneapolis. Minn.. pioneer preacher in the Norwegian -Danish conference, will occupy the pulpit Monday evening. There will be no service on Wednesday, but on Thursday evening the young people will hava a Christmas festival with .program, Christmas tree and refreshments, to Which the nublie is invited. To all the .members and friends of the church the paster extends a hearty greet ing, wishing all a Merry : Christmas and a hajjpy prosperous New Tear. First United Brethren The Christmas entertainment of the First United Brethren Sunday school will be given tcnight at 7:45 o'clock at the church. East 3 5th and Morrison streets. The p roc ram consists of the u?ual children's exercises of music and recitations, and pantocaine. The church will be artistically decorated with elec tric lights. All are welcome. The Rev. Miss Emma Paige of Marshalltowrt, Iowa, evangel ist at large, will occupy the pulpit Sunday, morning, and Sunday night the choir will give the following musical program: Voluntary Mendelssohn Neuie Deppe Torgler. Prayer Rev. G. E. McDonald, P. D. "The Coming of the King" ........ Lot-ens OF CHURCH Csngreoetlonat FiAt Park end Madispn.- Dr. W. T. Mo Elveen. 11, "The Charm of Christmas"; 7:30, ''The Origin of the Non-New Testament Christmas Customs." Sunnyside E. 32d and Taylor. Dr. J. J. Staub. 11, "God's Unspeakable Gift"; 7:45, Christmas concert. Atkinson Memorial E. 29th and Everett. Rev. E. E. Flint 11, Christmas pageant; 7:45, "Love and Duty at Christmas Time." Hitiland E. 6th and - Prescott. Rev. Ed ward Constant. 11, "The Story of the Na tivity"; 5, Sunday school Christmas program. Waverleigh Heights E. 33d and Woodward Rev. Oliver Perry Avery. 11, "Christ the Fulfillment of the World's Need"; 7:30, "A New Star Found." Laurelwood 15th are. and 65th it 8. E. 11. Pilgrim Missouri snd Sharer. Rev. James W. Price. 1 1 . "He Shall Not Fail Nor Be Discouraged Till He Has Set Judgment in the Karth"; 7:30, Sunday school Christmas pro srem. Uciversity Park Haven at Lombard st. Bev. J. Sinclair (supply). 11, 8. Finnish Mason and Albina. Bev. A. A. Haxju, and H p. m. ' St. Johns' S. Ivan hoe and Richmond. Ytev. D. Elmer Nourse. 11, 7:30, coaeert by Pil grim Boys' chorus. Daniih-Norwegian E. 23d and Somnar- 11. 7:30, First German Ebenerer E. 7th and Stan ton. Rev. George Zocber. 10:30, 7:30. Second German E. 8th and Skidmore. Kev. Henry Hagelgant. 10:30. 7:30.' Zion German E. 9th and Fremont. Bev. John H. Hopp. 10:80. 7:30. Alameda Park Community E. 31st and MsAon. Rev. Robert Ailing ham. 11:15, "The Message of the Manger"; 7:30, Sunday school Christmas program. Vnion Parkrose. Rev. C. H. Nellor. 11, "The Messianic Hope"; 7:30, "The Challenge of Chance." German Evangelical Brethren Mallory and Beach. 10:30. 7:30. Dunkard Church of the Brethren Borthwick and Brainard. Kev. J. W. Barnetr. 11, 7:30. Episcopal St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral 13th and Clay. Right Rev. Walter Taylor Stunner. - bishop. Dr. Horace M. Ramsey, dean. 7:1a, com munion: 8. 10:30. Trinity 19th and Everett. Bev.: A. A. Morrioti, rector. 8, holy communion.; 11, morning prayer; 10 p. m., Christmas eve service; 11 a m. Monday, Christmas day service. St. Davids E. 12th and Belmont Bev. Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7 :30. 9:30. 11, 5 :30, children's carol service and tree. St. Marks 21st and Marshall. Bev. W. R. Everton, rector. 7:30, 11, 7:80. St. Philip 242 RusselL 11, communion service in charge of Rev. John G. Hatton. , St. Andrews Hereford at. Portsmouth, Rev. John D. Rice. 8, 11, sermon and baptismal aerrice; 11:15 a. m.. midnight Eucharist Grace Memorial East 17th aad Weidlar. Bev. O. W. Taylor. 11, 7:5. St Michaels and AU Angels JE. 43dhad Broadway. Rev. T. F-- Bowen. . 9:45. chil dren's festival service; 11, "Emmanuel God With Cs"; 3, baptismal aerrice,. Chm-ch of Our Sivior 60th ave. and 41st it 8. . Archdeacon J. C. Black. 10 :30, sennnvi and communion. Bishop Morris Memorial Good Samaritan hospital. Bev. 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 ia charge. 11. communion aad preaching by Bey. Upton H. Gibbs. St Matthews Corbet and Bancroft Bee. F. H. Clark, vicar. 10. 11. , Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham, Rev. John Dawson, rector. 7:30, 11. Mission of St Johns Rickner's hall. Bev. John D. Bice, vicar. 2 and 3 p. m. St Peters Chapel E. 80th and Ash. Bev. Thomas Jenkins and E. Stockiey. 10, chil dren's carol service and tree. St James Chapel E. 72d at end 37th ave. . Rev. Thomas Jenkins aad Stanley Wade. 10 a. m. Church of the Transfiguration E. 55Qs and Division. Re . Thomaa Jenkins, 3, chil dren 'a carol service and tree. -Evangelical Clay 8 tree 10th aad Clay. Rev. Jaeob Stocker. 10 :45. "The Incaroatioo" ; 7:30. "The Magi." Bast Market Street -E. 6th end Market Bev. Ezra M surer. 11. Christmas aermoa; 7, Sunday school program. First (United) E. 16th and Poplar. Bee. C P. Gates. 11, 7:30. LentaHer. F. B. Culver. 11, 7:30. Oekley Green Willamette blvd. and Gay Bev. A. B. Scfamalle. 11. 7:30. St' Joans Ivanhoe and John. - Bee. H- H. Farnham. 11. 7:30. West rortiand Multnomah station. IS. T;S6, v'1---. f - Wichita; Wichita station. Her. E. O. Farn ham. 11. 7:31). Swedish Tabernacle X. 17th and "rlt-in. Swedish, Free Miaaouri and Sumner. Be. George E. Bostrum. 11. 7:30 (Engnsh). -Free Methodt-A. First E. 9 th and AUIL Bee. J. T. TayloT. 11. 8. - ' " - Central E. 55th asd Flanders, Bee. T. U Barns, 11. 8,. Alberta K. 30th and Wygant. Bev. B. J. Yates supply). -11, Second . Richmond and Hudson. Bar. D. M. Higbee. 11. 7:30. Lenta Bar. O. N. Blair. 11, 7:30. Friends -' First E. 8 5 th and . Main. Bee. Chester A. Rev. C J. Tedorf. 11, no evening ati lice. Hadley. , II. - "The Christ of Bethlehem"; 7:45, meaical program, v Second A2d st. aad wist are. B. EL Bee. F. J. Cope. 11. .7:39. West Piedmont Borthwick. and Jessup. Bev. Carey Jesep. 11. T:S0. Hollieneas Free dturok Seandiaa-riaa 948 Garfield. Bee. H. O. Jacobson. 11. preaching hy Be. A. Kaad soR of Minneapolis, Una Motmt Scott 54th street aad 87th aveaue, 2 p. ex.; S. preaching by Kev. U, O. Jacobean. - Jawish. ' Congregation Beth Israel (EeTormed) 12th and Main. Rabbi Jesaa B. Wise. Services Frtday 8 av; Saturday, 10:30 a. sa.J Sua day. 11 a. as. . , ' - - Congregation Aharai . Pholom -Park ' aad Clay at.- Kabhl N. B. Kroeaes. Friday, p. m.1 Saturaay. s :30 a. m. C-ocsrefstsbn Ncraa Zedck Talmud Torth j Choir. "The : Virata' Xmllaby" ". ......... .Boca V' . K.-Bartmesa, "He Slaraben NoxJ i .Wilson Miss Gleoda Stuneriin. -flift Cp Your. Bead. Ye Mighty Galea" Lorena Choir. "The Birthday of the King" ..... . NeidHnger ' W. H- Moore. "He Shall Feed Hi Ftock" Wihea , Mrs. Paul A- Lardon. , Tb Crucifix" ...Frame Miss Glen da Somerlin. W. H. Moore. . "Come Let Ce Worship Him", v-,.. ....... George "Lowell Tracy t J. B. Long. "The Watch by the Fold" ......... .Wilson Choir. Benediction nana United iethree The Bee. G. K. Hsrtman. pastor of the Second t'nited Brethren church. East 27th and Sumner streersvwiU apeak in the morning on "Our Gifts." The evening services will be a half bonr earlier Cbristiaa Endeavor at o'clock and preaching at 7. The pastor will speak on "The Angers' Message. Spe cial musio by the choir both morning and evening. . Third United Brethren "Seeking a King'.' u the theme to be aaed by the Bev. E. O- Shepherd, pastor of the Third TJnited Brethren church. 67ta street and S2d avenae S. E., Sunday morning, and in the evening he will bring an evangelistic rnessage on the subject, "The Only Refuge An Analotrj." Both services will be featured with specie) music by the choir. Fourth United Brethren At the Treraent United Brethren church. Trenunt station, the pastor, the Rev. B. Rosa Evans, will speak in- the morning on "What Does Christmas Mean to You?" In tab eve ning en "The, Gift of the Giver." L - CHOIR WILL SING (Continued From Page Fourteen) Friday services at 2:43 and 7:45 p. m. No meeting Saturday. Apestolio Faith Mission The special mid-winter evangelistic meet ings will open Jgpnday at 10:30 a. m., at the Apostolic Fault Mission. From all in dications, this will be the largest convocation erer held at the mid-winter season. Delega tions ere coming from Oregon, Washington. California and other points, some having al ready arrived from Winnipeg. Canada, and San Francisco: "Since the opening of the new Quarters at Sixth and Burnside street, there has been a constant revival on," said the Bev. B. B. Crawford, pastor. "Scores have been saved from all walks in life. Three drug addicta have been perfectly delivered and have no de- sip? for the dope. The new location has proved a great success, and the attendance and results have far surpassed the expecta tions of -the leadens." A new song supplement hss just come off the press, snd the singing will be led by a S0-piece orchestra. A women's quartet, mixed quartet and male quartet will help in render ing special singing. Meetings are as follows: Sunday. 10:30 a. m.. 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. SERVICES IN 8th and Hall. Rev. Abraham L Roaencrantz. Friday. 8 p. m. Saturday. 9 a. m. Sunday, 10 a m. Religious school. Latter Oav 8alnts Church of Jesus Christ of Lstter Day Saints E. 25th and Madison. Heber C. Iverson. mission president 10, 6:30. Reorganized Church of Jeans Christ E. 76th and Irving. Elder Nelson Wilson. 11. 7:45. Lutheran St - James W. Park and Jefferson. Rev William E. Brinkman. 11, "Evidences of the Divinity of Christ"; 7:4 5, "Making Straight the Way of the Lord. ' St. Paul East 12th and Clinton. Rev. A. Krause. 10:30 (Ge-msn). "The Awaken inc Cry of the Advent"; 4:30 (English), Sunday school Drosram. Trinity (Missouri synod) Rodney and Try. Rev. J. A. Kim bach. 10:15 (German) ; 1. Sunday school program. Church fo Deaf Rodney and Ivy. . Bev. J. A. C. Beyer. 2:80. Our Savior E. 10th and Grant Bee. M. A. Christensen. 11 (Norwegian), sermon and communion. Bethlehem 14th and Davis. Rev. H. J. Thorpe. 11. 7 Christmas festival. Bethel Free Church Wygant and Bed ney. Rev. Leif H- Awes. 11. Christmaa ser mon. Grtce English (Mission Synod) E. 24th and Broadway. Rev. E. H. Bern hard. 11 "When God Was Seen on Earth." Bethany Danish Evangelical Union and Morns. Rev. B. Rasmussen. 10, 11. St Johns Peninsula and Kilpa trick Bev. L. Ludwig. 10:45. 7:30. Swedish Augustana Stanton and Rodney. Rev. V. G. Ogren. 10:45, 7:45. Immanuel 19th and Irving. Bev. A. T. Anderson. 11. 8. . Portsmouth Trinity Lovely and Fortune. Bev. Segiird C. B. Knutsen. 11 (Norwegian ana cngiisa I . ennstmas service. Zion Evangelical (Missouri Synod) Chap man ana Baunon. Rev. u. tt, JLoppeBaAnn, 9:15. 10:15. 7:45. Immanuel (Missouri Synod) E. 15th aad Leo. - Bev. H. C. Ebeling. 10:30. 7:30. Church of the Redeemer (English) E. 15th north and Wygant School 10. aerrice 11. Finnish 179 Fargo. Rev. A. Salminea. 10, Sunday school; 7, service. Methodist Episcopal Carson Heights Eighth and Hums. Bee. G. S. Brown. 11:15. Centenary- Wilbur E. 9th and Pine. Dr. Charles Mac Can they and Dr. H. T. Greene. 11. cantata. "The Messiah"; 7:80, "The Light roar ugateta a.very Alan," by Dr. C Mac Caughey. Central Vancouver at Fargo. Bev. C T. Gibson. 11,' 7:80. sacred concert Clinton-Kelly E. 40th at PoweTL Bev. J. H. Irvine, 11, Christmas exercises by Sun day school; 7:30, Christmas carols by Epworth .League. Epworth 26th at Savier. Rev. C. B. Harrison. 11, "Cbirstmas Gifts"; 7:30, can tata, "Toe Christmas Kmc" Errol Heights Darlington Kn, Sunday achooL 11:15 a. m. Fimt 12 th aad Taylor. Dr. B. Karie Parker and Bev. T. T. Bandelt 11, "The Word Made Flesh"; 7:45, Christmaa riat oy quartet ana enoir. , First Norwegian-Danish 18th and Hoyt Bev. F. A. Scarvie. 11, sermon. German Rodney and Staaton. Bev. F. A. Schumann 10:45. 7:30 Hoyt St 15th and Hoyt Bsv. E. . X. Hertslsr. 11. 7:30. Fremont Street East 27th at Fremont (public school auditorium ) . Rev. C. C Bariok. 9:45, Sunday school program; 11, preaching oy ac. n. tu. Jennings. Laurelwood E. 63d gad Foster. Bev. T. E. Finley. 11, 7:30. Lents 86th and 58th ave. Bev. T. H. Downs. 11. 7:30. Lincoln E. 5 2d and Lincoln. Bev. W. N. Byars. 11, "Christmas Medi teutons" ; 7:30, Sunday school Christmaa program. Linn ton. Robert M. Gatke. 11:7:89. Monta villa- K. 80th at Pine. . Bev. R. E. Myera. 11. "The Incarnation- or the Pivotal Point in Human History": 7:30, carol service. Mt Tabor E. 61th and Stark. Bev. IX L. Fields. 11. 7:30. - Pat ton Alberta and Michigan. Bee. George H. Bennett 11. 7:30. Pic neer East Charleston gad Leonard. Bev W. K. Kloster. 11. 7:30. Bose City Park E. 68th and Alameda Bev. O. W. Hnett. 11. "God's Answer to the World's Need"; 6, Sunday school program. Sellwood K. 15th. and Tacoma. Bev. J. K. Pardy. 11. 7:SO. Sunnyside E. 35th snd TamhilL Bev. T H. Gallagher aad-Bev. (L. C. Poor. 1040, oomn-roBity house cornerstone Isymg ceremoriy; 11. sermon, by Bishop W. O. Shepard; llis, Sunday school Christmaa program. ' Swedish Beech and Borthwick. - Bev. G E. Kailstedt 11. 7:30 English). Uairersity Park Fiske aad Lombard. Bev. H. T. Atkiasoo. 11. 7 :30. Vancouver ava Korwegisa-Daiiish Skid more at Vancouver. Bev." Gustav Storaker and Bev. Elias Gjerding. 11, preaching by Kev. Eliaa Gjerdrng. W'eatmoraland Mil wank ie sad. Midway. Bev, G. L, Tufts. 7:80. Woodstock .-, 44th and Woodstock ava Bev. Walton Skspworth. 11.- T:30. . Woodlawn E. 10th ..near - Durham ave. Kev. jsl B. SI see. ii. t-anatmaa 7:80, "Let Cs Go Even Fnto Bethlehem." Arneaa Iwatll .Williams ave. -11.7:30 Bethel African Larrabee at McMilien. Bav' A. K. Fox.- 11,- 8. . Japaaese 87 N. 16th. . Bev.- 8.. reaurs. 10. 11. i. - . Brentwood 67th it xat McCoy. Bev, B. ii. Carney. 11.- t , ' , ' .- M. E. SetrU First T7nkm and Maltnosaah. "Re v.. J.-B. Harria. 11; 8, Sunday school Criristrnaa rj-ro- ' First 12th at Main.- Rrv.T. Band Fteree. ' SeOwootl B. lth at Spokane. Bev. J. G. Bnngdale. 11. 7:30. - -i Brentwood 65Ul ave. snd. 7th st 8. . Bev S. Lodlow. 11, 7:30. Highland Park E. 14 th end Jarre tt Bey. Hack Cahilt, 11. 7:80. -Presbytavian Frrst 12th at Aider. Dr. R. U Bowman and Dr. N. K. Tolly. 10:30. "Bethlehem ef the Heart," by Dc. Bowman ; ?30, "Keeping ChrMtmas, by Dr. Tally. - - , - - W-estminster ast lTth and SchayJeK. Tr. Fdward H. Pence. 10:30. "The Ciiristmaa home" ; 4. vesper service. Ceetrai K. 13th and Flee. ' Dr. W. H. ti gent, ierricea at Burt man schnrf. , lata CONGREGATION Bible ' teachiae every ' afternoon at " S '.30. Evangelistie miicn, T:4& every eremac dur ing toe aoluiay week. . First Divine Science - - The Christmas services tn the First Divine Science church. Jo. Bit East Clay street, will be held it 11 e'eleck Sunday, wtiee the Rev. T. M. Minerd win apeak on the words concerning the advent ef the birth of Jeans ChnsV Francis Bichfeera, orcamit. has arrengea e special samara i program. . asm. Frsear win lead the - aineinz. and render solo. Thursday evening the Bev. Mr. Minerd will give a lactam on the "Practical TJae of Divine Science in Oar Workaday Life. -r The puhlic is welcome to all the semces. "r . . . SwedeeaeeeiaA At ' the- New Christian chorch - "( Sweden borgiaal first floor parlor. Labor Temple, the Rev. William H. Beece wfll apeak est , Tbe Freedom Brought by Christ.'' tomorrow at 1 1 o clock. A Droerram of (pedal anui baa beee grrgnged. . A feature of the moming service will be the participation by the cMldrta, who will- render the Christmas atery.. , .i- . t . '-. ChorcA eg Our Father "Edee In -the Tea Wilderness" will oe the subsect ef e Christmas aermoa by William G. Eiiot Jr.. Sunday at 10:80 a. m.. et the t nnrcn ot trar rattier I unitarian . lse choir, - consisting of Mrs. Herman J. Hooka, Mityletie -Fraier SUtes. J. Ross Fargo. J Robert Btites, with Belph W. Hoyt at the organ, will sing the following music: "Bethle hem." (BarUett) . "Carol of the Russian Chil dren" (arranged by Gaul) and "To Victory" INeidlingeTl. The mea'a class will meet as taaal at 11 m. The members of the Young People'! fraternity will foign a street sing Croup or tiiratmaa eve. PRESBYTERIANS TO SING CAROLS (Continued Froni Page Fonrteen) Motet "When Christ Waa Born . to Earth" . .H- Walford Dariet The 'quartet will be Mrs. Jans Burns Albert,: Mm, Palmer , L. Falea,- Joseph. Mulder' and Dom J. Zan. directed by Pro lessor J. Hutch ison. ------ ! The Bible school made its annual gift for the poor in the form of grocery supplies. A trackload - was taken to the Public Welfare Bureau en' Thursday, and froze there will be destributed as Christmas gifts to needy familiea Mount Tabor Presbyterian Christmas services will be held tomorrow la Mount Tabor Presbyterian church. Re. Ward W. MacHenry, minister a large chorus choir will sine the beautiful Christmaa cantata, "The Mora of Glory" (Fred W. Peace i. The solo ists, are Mrs. Irene Strowbridge . Wheeler (so prano) . Alia. Harry J Byera ( contralto I . W F. Downing (tenor), and Harold L. Graham 1 Da ri tone; . tn the evening the Cbnauan r-n- aeavor meeting will be the only service held and It will be featured by the singing of Christ mas carols after which three groups will go around the community singing Christmas soncs particularly for the sick and shut-ins. Unity Presbyterian The Christmas music at the Unity Presby terian church Sunday will be as follows: MORNING Trio" What Mean These Holy Voices T" Carrie. B. Adams Mrs. Schippers. Miss Stewart and Mrs. Stewart. Solo "The Heavenly Star" Shelly Mrs. George Mclntyre. PORTLAND and Pine. II, "What Chirst's Coming Has Meant" Calvary 11th at Clay. Rev. B. B. Put c".iffe. 11, "The I'nique Birth"; 8:30. "The Warfare of the Church. Ephesians VI. Mt Tabor E. 55th and Belmont' Rev. Ward W. MaeHenry. 11, cantata, "The Mora of Glory"; 6:30, Christian Endeavor. Varnon E. 19th and Wygant Bev. J. O. Mergler. 11, 7:30. Piedmont Cleveland and Jarrett Preach ing by Rev. P. O. Bonebrake. 11. 7:30. Fourth First and Gibbs. Pulpit supplied by Bev. Levi Johnson. 10:30. 12. 6:30. Kenilwortb -E. 34th and Gladstone. Bev. L. K. Grimes. 11, "No Room Yet Room to Spare"; 7:30, mnsicsl program. Hope E. 78th and Everett Rev. J. A. Smith. 11, "We Are Come to Worship Him"; 7, program. Rose City E. 45th and Hancock. Bev. Donald W. M. MeCluer. 11, 7 :30. Forbes Graham at Gantenbein. Bev. Lloyd K. Car-rick. 11, 7:30. Trinity Virginia and Nebraska Bev. John D. McLennon. 11, 7:30. Anabel 56th and 37th ava. Bev. John M. Pazton. 11. 7:30. Marshall 8treet 17th at Marshall. Bev. A. J. Hanna. 11. . Millard Avenue 65th eve. And 73d it Dr. Henry White. 11. "The Angel's Message to the Bethlehem Shepherds"; 7:30. "The Christ mas Bpint. Mizpah E. 10th and Division. Dr. W. A. Stevenson. 11. "No Room in the Inn": 7:45 "Is the Second Coming of the Lord the Dearth of the Christian, the Spread of Chris tianity or the Descent of the Holy Spirit r Unity E. 7 1st and Sandy. Kev. S. W. See mann. 11. 7:45. Arbor Lodge Bryant and Curtis. Bsv. Alexander R. Evans. 11, 7:30. More land E. 18th and Bybee. Bev. W. S McCullagh. Grange Hall 8 2d and Division. Bev. E. R. D. Hollensted. 8 n. m. Holt Chinese 1th and Burnside. 7 aad 8 p. m. Reformed Evangelical First 12th and Clay. Bev. G. Hafner. 10:45. 8. Second E. 3 3d and Columbia blvd. 11. Third Lents. Rev. F. Lienkaemper. 11 (German); 8 (English), Reformed Presbyterian First Minnesota and Ainsworth. Rev. F. D. Fraxer. 11. 7:30. Seventh Day AdvantltU Note Regular services of this denomination are held on Saturday, Central E. 11th an d. Everett A. B. Ben, minister. V:45. il:4D. Tabamacle 6 th and Montgomery. IE. J. Hibbard. minister. 10, 11. Montavilla E. 80 th and Everett. J. A. Gerhart 10. 11. Lenta 94th st and 68Ui are. D. J. Chit- wood. 10. 11. St Johns Central ave. and Charleston. J. M. Meiklejohn. 10. 11. Albina -Skidmore and MaOdry. Elder John Isaac 10. 11. Scandinavian 6 2d street and 3 9th avenue. Andrew Johnson. 10. 11. Salvation Army Corps No. 1. ,6tb and Ankeny. Adjutant and Mia, Herbert CarroU. 11. 3. 8. Corps JJo. 4 128 Mi 1st Ensign Jessie Millar aad Captain Mrs. L. Upton. 11, 7:30. Spiritualist First E. 7th at Haasalo. Bev. J. W. HilL S, 7 :80. The Mystic Church of Bethseda 409 Alder. Bev. W. W. Aber. 8, messages and a physical demonstration. The Personal Message S 12 Central build ing. C W. hhaw. 8, conference; 8, addresa Swsdenboralan New Christian Labor temple, Frrarth and Jefferson. Rev. William B. Beece. 11, "The Freedom Brought by Christ" Unitarian Church of Oar Father Broadway and Tarn Hill. Bev. W. G. Eliot . 10.30, "Eden in the Vast Wilde no ess." United Brethren Conference 8aperintendent Rsv. G. E. Mo Donald 89 E. 18th at First Ev 15th at Morrison. 11, "Hs Whose Name Is . Wonderful." by Bev. Miss Emma Paige; 7:30, musical program. Second E. 27 th and Sumner; Bev. O. K. Hartman. 11. "Our Gifts"; 7, "The Angela' Message." Third 67th at and 32d ave. S. f- Bev. E. O- Shepherd. 11. "Seeking a King"; 7:30, "The Only Refuge en Analogy." Fourth 82d ave at 70th at. 8. E. " "Rev. B. Bees Evans. 11, "What Does Christmas Mean to You?"; 7:30. "The Gift of the Giver." ' ; - Cloverdale (Old- Cfsnstitation) 46 Jessup. Bev Walter Reynold. 10. 11, 6:30. 7 30. Unites) streabytartaei First K. 87th aad Hawthorne. Bev. H. F. Given. 11. 780.. -, : - , Chorch of the Stranger Grand are, at Wasco. - Bar. S. Earl Ira Bo is. 10:80. 7:80. - Kenton Chatham and Lombard. Bev. Carl Scott Dunn. 11. 8. Multnomah Multnomah Station, Bev. David Steel Sharp. 'lO.-11. B:45. 7:30. Missions Christiaa and Missionary Alliance E. 9th at Hancock. Kev. John K. Fee. 11, 7:30. ; Apostolic Faith- 6th and Burnside streets. Rev. Florence Crawford -and - R. B. Crawford. 10:30. 2:30. 7:30; daily 7:45. Pentecostal Assembly 112 First Bev. Will C Trotter. 11, 8. 8; daily, 7:45. ' Volunteers of America 224 Burnside.- X re nin cs except Mondayi 8; Sunday 8. 8. ' Bible Blander 12 Second, Bev,- Fred Hornshuh. 10 JO. 230. 8. ' . - Chnreh. ef God 363 Fsilimr.. Bev.: TT ' A. Seblatter. 11, :4S. . : . t - : i' - Keatisatioev . League 148 - 13th. Rev. ' H. Edward Mills. 11. ''Actors Who Dream and Dreamers Who Art": . "The New Idea of t'brisrmea. .. First Divine Science SI K " C2v BeV. T. M. Hinard. 11, "On Earth . Peace; Good Will Toward Men." - - ? Greek Orthodox E. 17th aad Clinton. Bev. 8. A. Ksrahaiea. 9. acbeoli 19. - - r - Cbristadelpbian 71 2 E. 24th eti S. T1. - Society for Spreading, the Knowledge ef True Prayer 405 Fleidner bldg. Monday, 8 p. am. "isle LndrrBood;" Tneeday, : a , "ateal Inaj. -:-- --' . - - - - . . Spiritoalist Chnreh of the Bool 208 1 Third at Dr. R. Aazns. 11. "The Birth of Je-us Christ": 3, metnorial exercies; , pro gram : 8. 'The I-afe snd Manifestationa of 's," followed by messages from local me- .Ira B. Wilson - cootr. Solo "Old Jndea" i . . . . . , I . . ... - Mrs. IX A." Mclntyre . . Back Aatheaa---'MTha Heavenly -Sign' .... . ....E. 8. Lorena . Choir. -, -' Men 'a chorue "The G aiding Star. ..... ... Ire B ' vilsoei Sole " "The Gtceiwie " Mora" -.'w. H. Neidlinger Mr. Schippeva. Duet "The Wonderful .Kim'. , ....... .....W. G. Kirk pa trick Mr. and Mrs. Stewart-. , , Kenllworth PresbyteHan , ; A Christmas musical program win be rea dered at the Keralwerth Presbyterian, chaich Sunday evening by the choir and visiting art lite. - The-- program follows : . - - . : Plana prelude, ..'....- Miss Zebaa Uerchaat Hymn "Joy to the Worid 'i . ........ , i . , Choir and Congregatioti ..- . Prayer by -the- pastor- , ? . Anthem "The Wonderful Story. . '. Choir Pianj solo "Opes Nov. )" (Usss Sitt) - -'. '4 ... i ...... . - . . Miss Kathleen eiksptoa Voeal soki Selected . .Mrs. Q.en J. Wkitecre Choir ouartet- "Chnstian the Morn Breaks" . ; Valin . solo Kamennot Ostrow, Opus 10- No. 22 (Bupbenstein) , . . . ;Leo Skipton Offertory Selected Miss Merchant Vocal solo Selected . . . . : V. .&. Plnmmar Anthem "And . There Were Shepherd" w . . Choir Shcrt message by pastor. Vocal sole Selected ....... ... Miss Johnson Vocal solo Selected . . .U G. Stanr 1'oaUude .11 tea Zelmft Merc bant Millard Avenue Presbyterian Services will be held Sunday in the Millard Avenae Presbyteriaa church at the usual hours. Dr. Henry White preaches ' at both servK-ea. Special music for the day as follows: MOBNINU Quartet "O little Town of Bethlehem" Miner Offertory solo "It Came Upon the Mid night Clear" ... .' ....West Miss Lois C. Keman. EVENING Quartet "O Holy Night" Holt Offertory, solo ''The Birthday of a King" Keidlinger - " Allan B. John. , Christiaa Endeavor society, meets at 6:30 Sunday evening. Miss Nancy Carlson is leader. The Sunday school held its Christmas exercises Thursday evenn, with' an appropri ate program and Christmas tree.' The children brought back - the little stockings filled with pennies for the Near East children. These stockings were " given out some time in ad vance and the children readily fell into the Spirit of making other children happy. Many white gifts were received and distributed. The trustees will meet for an important business session at the manse. No. 7614 61st avenue, on Tuesday evening, December 26. Hope Presbyterian ' The Series of pre -Christmas sermons which the Rev.. James A. Smith haa .been preaching at Hope Presityterian church, for the past six . weeks will - be .concluded Sunday morning. In addition to special Christmas mnsio "Sunday morning by the choir Cyril Mee of the Ellison White ChantaaquA, company will-- sing. . At 7 p, m. the Sunday achool . entertainment will be given. . This is to be a "white Christmas" at this chnreh. Mlzpah Presbyterian .The choir will render special mnsic at both services at the Mispah Presbyterian church Sunday and- the pastor. Dr. ; W. A. Stevenson, will conclude his , sermon aeries on "The Neglected Portions of Scripture." He will discuss "The Second Coming of Christ" Morel and Presbyterian The Christmaa exercises for the Moreland Presbyterian church will be held Sunday eve ning at 7:30. An interesting program and candy for the children have been provided. Central Presbyterian Central Presbyterian chorch will have a special Christmaa service . tomorrow morning, A special sermon by the paator and the music by the chorus will be "The Choir Angelis" (Hanseom). "O Holy Night" (Adam) and "There Were Shepherds" fMarks). Sunday evening shortly after dark - the young people of the church will sing Christmas carols before the homes where there is sickness or aged people. Anyone desiring this service, please call Mrs. W. H. Nugent at East 6271. who is in charge. The monthly social tea will be held next Wednesday afternoon st 2:30 with Mrs. D. Peterson, No. 6 HO East Ankeny street. Members of circles 2 snd 3 will assist in entertaining. A Cradle-Roll Christmas party will be beld next Thursday from 3 to 5 p. xn. at the home of Mrs. M. M. Binford, No. 1183 Itddington court tor the cradle-roll babies, their mothers and grandmothers. Mrs. Waldo F. Stewart, superintendent, will be assisted by Mrs. A. L. Enos, Mrs. John Lauie Jr. and Mrs. W. B. Small. Kenton United Presbytsriao The Kenton United Presbyterian church and Sunday school will unite their services into one meeting at 10:30 o clock Sunday morning. Special Christmas music will be furnished by the children's and adult choirs. WORTH WEST CHURCH "JTEWS Ridg-efield, "Wash. The Kpworth Anthills "Joy to the World' League chapter of the Bethel Metho-end Your Out of Town Friends Will Enjoy The Year's End Number of To Be PubKshed Sunday, December 31 The Year's End Number will be mailed to any address in the United States for 10 cents the copy, postage prepaid. Fill out accompanying address blank and forward same to the circulation department of The Journal: '. ';- . NAME . . I STREET . TOWN STATE '..'. . p '. .' - "- . - '". ... f M ' -- .1 ' ' - ' : - .,. - s, .... , -, - . .. " . - ' - .....ti v.. ! a . ." ' . i. .- .: .:":':..: :.-...:- . . v" . '"!- THE OREGON JOURNAL, Portland:- Enclosed find for which please mail The journal's Year's! End Number to each of the addresses given above. . . . By .. diet church (German), near this place, will present a Yule tide play, "The White Christmas," In three acenea Sunday eveninjr At 7 o'clock at tho church tinder the direction of Arnold P. Kurtz, choir director and a former musician of the 91xt division during the World war. The cast Includes about 15 leasruers. Mrs.- Hugu JLa, Woehl will preside at the organ. Lebanon The interior of the Presbyterian church here is being decorated and the out side painted. .Willamette Cniversity. Salem.- President E. T. rrankBa, heed of, Union college. Ber bourville, Ky.. who haa been directing the student bedy of .Willamette university ia field work and ether activities in the forward move ment campaign, departed for the East Tuesday. . Kelso. Wash. The Kelso Presbyterian San day school was entertained at a Christmas bajiqeet in the -church basement Friday, eve ning, more than ISO students enjoying a repast - A Christmas party and tree followed. Lebanon Special music is being -prepared for midnight - mass Chriatanaa eve at St. Edwards Cetbone. chnreh. Rosawig'a mass in will be anna. The eoloista are Mrs. B. Michaels, Mrs.. Bruce Miller, Mies Leslie. Leren Black law, - R. Michael, ..Chris Michaels and Raymond Waddock. Miss Leslie is the organ ist Sermon by Bev. Father Rubis. Second mass at s o'clock. Third ataea at 10:30 o'clock. .'- - '- Sandy -The women ef the ; community church at Cottrell gave a play tn connection with their baxaax - kut Friday. Net t proceed i were 383, which wia be used for the running eipemes of the church. ,-. . . Hidgefield, Wash. Dr. Everett Merrill Hill of Vancouver district superintendent of the Pugetx Sound, conference of ' the Methodist church, held Wis first Quarterly meeting last Saturday evenfng at the Ridgefiekt church. He went to Ostrander last Sunday, .where be occupied the pulpit and held the v regular quarterly session. Milton -The First Christian! church of Milton held ita annual "Every Member" can vass nut felunday. when 60 members ef the church went out and visited fn tntrihsHf of the church, presenting them with card to sign. - ...,., Sbedd A revival has been in progress at the Methodist chorch here for the last two weeks. Rev. Mr. Hooper of Corvallis ia ae sisted by the local -church; together .with a number of hia young people, to conduct the singing. The interest is good aad a number of new members have been received. Lebanon The World-Wide Werkere of the Baptist church here made up a box, under the supervision' of the pastor, for Astoria relief. Useful gifts were interspersed with gilts for children. I EPWORTH LEAGUE. SKATE Kest Friday, Epworth Leaguers from the Portland district will- rally at the Oaks ring to enjoy a hard-time ekate. This will probably be the last skate of the season.. Special attractions are re lay races and . potato races between various .leaguee. prizes to be awarded to the winning league. AIL leaguers will be tapped and each leagrue ia re quested to furnish a chaperon. ' COSFERESCE READER RECVBED The Portland union J Bible classes have just completed a most successful term's work and will not resume their sessions until January 19. The mem bers of the classes are anticipating the Bible conference which is to be held In Calvary Presbyterian church from January 7 to 17, with meetlng-s every afternoon at 3 o'clock and every eve ning: except Saturday at 7 :45. The leaders consider themselvea fortunate in having secured the services of H. A. j Ironside of Oakland, Cal. as Bible teacher. Mr. Ir&nside is known in Portland, as he has conducted classes here before. Death Caused by Smoking in Bed Hoquiam, Wash., Dec. 23. Smoking in bed is held responsible tor the death of Abraham Selback. 33, a logger, who waa suffocated by the fumes from his burning bed in the Scandia hotel here Friday. The proprietor was attracted to the room by the fumes, and found Seiback dead in bed. The fire was eas ily extinguished. COVE TO CELEBRATE Cove, Dec. 23. Cove will celebrate the Christmas seasci with Its annual community tree. A Christmas pro gram of carols will usher In the fes tivities and distribution' of gifts will them. Two yeomen and Tv(q' Men Injured' By Automobiles CutW and probable InUratl inJurUa Vaxa - saAe)ve4 ia - ITwila aar . nfav-Kt Kir ' se B VVVi w VJ-a am-ae-at- ,,-1 awssy --. ssr., . Mrs. J. . T. Anchor, Ko. 487 Taylor f street, who waa struck by ava automo bile at I40i euid, Taylor streets. Tha automobile -' was ' driven by Robert -Mentaell, Ko. 9 T21ot avenue. Mrs. Anchor waa reported In an Improved condition . todays She Is at St. Vin cents hospital.; h t - Mrs. S. ?; IHchardson of. Park Bom , suffered nurnenovs I cuts f and bruises when the automobile conveying her crashed with another at 13th and' Davis streets. The . other machine was driven by J. K. Kiaer, N. JftoO East Seventh atreet; north. She waa taken home. " ' " Alfred Schmidt, Adrian hotel, was slightly Injured at Eaat Water and East Morrison streets by an automo bile driven by A, Luethe of Tlaard. H tu taken to th emergency hoi-, pita!. J. H. Bowen, whose address was not leaumed by the police. Buffered m cut on the head early- today on the eaat end of the draw of the Morrison bridge. He ran into the side of an automobile driven by L. Fisher, Ko. 508 East 43d street north. He was treated at the emergency hospital. President Sends j His Eegrets Oyer Astoria Fire Loss President Harding's expression of regret at the misfortune which has be fallen Astoria Is expressed in a letter which Mayor Baker hss received from, George B. Christian, the - president's secretary, replying to a, telegram from Mayor Baker asking for support of congressional relief measures. Ths let ter says : "Please let ,me acknowledge ths re ceipt of your telegram of December 15 and say that the president has di rected the war department to dispatch army officers to Astoria to make to him an official appraisal of the situa tion, "As soon as he has received that report he will be- glad to give expres sion in suitable form to ths measures already proposed In congress for the relief of that community. He asks me to convey to you an expression of his very deep regret at ths misfortune which has befallen the city of Astoria. ' Salvation Army Is Behind in Funds;' Many Need Baskets When Christmas shoppers hear ths jingling of the Salvation Army bells. In the down-town streets these days there are pictures of cold homes - and hungry families that the thoughtful will conjure up. The army headquarters reported Fri day that it is 8900- behind in collec tions what it was last year on this ' date. And there are ,880 baskets of Christmas good things to be sent out by the army feeding 1700 needy peo ple. Unless kindness loosens ths purse strings, some of these people will have to go hungry. The kettles and chim neys, in the doorways and on the cor ners are receptacles ' for stray coins.