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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 1922 BAPTIST Bibl school coareuM at 9:45. with Christmas lessoa aad food cheer for U JepirtBMti, A nw departure ir the Young .Married ylk'a class, which iu 1W orraaissd recently with Rr. D. E. PeUron m tsacher. Thi class U plas 'nine tocUr Mtherhi for Jaanary 6th. cMerniog worehip at ll:0O. Joy to the World" will b sun before the InToea ion, end it will bo followed by "Holy, flioly. . Holy T Lord - Ood Almljhly." A Oiriatmas lesson will oo read, end the 'mtomb wU bo appropriate to the kudb. Jlre. Haras will ting "Oh Night Difiae" U(Vorohr). Three old Bohemian earola will be ung by the quartet. - - SZTHAHT KET0BMES CHTTBCH - Corner of Capitol and Marion atreeta. anday aehool 10 a. to. German preach ing eerriee 11 a. la. Ko arming service. On. Christmas day German aerrice at 10:30 a.m. M. Deany, pattor. oathouo ': Rt. JT. R. Boek. paator. Xaaa on Sun day at 8:00 'clock and high- maaa at .10:00 o'clock, with benediction follow ing. ' Sermon and special muaie at laat nana. Tbo CbrisUnas raaaaea will be as -followa. Midnight ataaa on Cbriatmas ere, ' solemn high mass with music by choir, eommancing promptly at 12:30 o'clock. k ' thia- maaa all Catbolica may receive f eonunnnion. Kon-Catholicn will bo ad- - mitted. when accompanied by - Catholic friend. Thia ia to avoid Irreverence by . tbo thonghtleaa. Other messes on Christ mae day will bo at 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 and !:00 aad 9:30. The laat mass will bo f accompanied by- the Sacred, Heart Aead emy choir and stringed orcheitra. At tble inaaa the Christmas sermon will be ; preached. terrene ia welcome to these last maaaes. t .i f , CHEI8TIAS i Conrt StreH. eornor N. 17th and Court t atresia. ' Thia ia Christmaa, time. . Our f whole prof-ram today-will breathe of the I . . , i . . . ' i t M 1 'will bo taken for the Bible School for 'Ministerial Belief. ''The morning meseago - by the pastor will bo a Cbriatmaa mas Sage. Subject: 'Tbe Spirit of Chrit ' mss." Intermediata Endearor 5:30 p. m. 'Senior .Endeavor 0.30 p. m. "Ko 'Koom ;ia the Inn'! will be the evangelistic ser ivacn at 7:30 p ra. Thursday 7:30 p. m., mid-week school. On Monday Jsn. 1 the , chnrch will hold its all day annual meet " 'lag The program will fctgin t 10 a. m. 'with baaket. dinner at noon. All mem bera of the congregation are urged to be present. A besrty welcome extended all to- worship with vs. "8 J Putnam, pas . eV - 'i 1 First Christian Church, "Center and (High streeti ; 3 3 Evans, minister. The ' entire program for the day will bo given ' . toOnriataaaa observance. The - aermon . tand the musical numbers at the morning service will feature the Christmas thought. The wvening program at 7 30 i will bo a presentation of "The .Adora ttioa Pageant" by a largo number of pu .pila from the Bible school and hnrch. The presentation 'will be 'worthy 1 of -a 'large atteadaaco. i Boms of the new rooms 'ior alaas work will bo ready for nso st the school hour and la another week all the rooms will be open for. the various .' departments. ' A special meeting of the congregation ia called for Thursdsy even ' ing for the purpose of Civ in g emphasis to sn evangelistle campaign which will bo -eondueted by Baraett and Harbison, be ginning next Sunday, Dee.' 81st. The gonng, poopia eet for servioo at 6:80. - CEUSTXAJf 80XEK0S ' First Church. 440 Cheaseketa atreet: t Sunday morning aervicea at 11 . ra. Subject of lesson sermon: "Christ ' Jons." Sunday school at 9:30 a. a. tWedaesday evening testimonial meeting . at 8 o'clock Beading room 309 Haaonie Temple, open oevry day except 8unlaya (and holidays from 11:15 to-5:80 p m. All are cordially invited to our servicfls .and to our reading room. . , !,C XCcoKaixaATzovAie ; . First Congregational. Liberty nd Can tar atreet; W. C Kantaer, minister. Christmas Sunday ia the Sunday school opening promptly at 10 a. m. Classes for all ages. ' Corns enjoy oar school with , H. M-lfead, auperintendent - 1 1 a. in. Cftriitmas sermon, "God'i f Great i Christmas Gift," preceded by brief ' Christmas ' messsgfl for ths younger : people, Christmas muaic. At 5 p. as. the choir of the church under the leader ahip of William MeQilchriit will present the beautiful cantata. "The Shepherd King." Remember the rime 0 p. a. Vou will want to hear thia splendid aansleal production. There will bo no other aervicea after the cantata for thia day. Prayer Meeting oa Thursdsy even tor st 7.80 p. nt. The subject will be, What If oJsus Had Kot Comet" ' CHEISTIAS A1TD MISSXOSABT - . - AXLXAVCB , , rTho doting oervieo of the eampalga . will bo held la tha armory Sunday after noon a :30 and .evening 7:30. Sunday aehool 9 o'clock la the W. C. T. V. haU Tr F Betta will preach both afternoon - and evening in the armory The sick will he prayed with after both services. Mon day evening Ir? Betta will conduct a bap tismal aerrice ia , the First Christian . church kindly loaned for the parpoee of baptism.' Friday Dec 39. There will be afternoon 1:80 and evening 7:80 aervicea in the W. C. T. V. kali, where tha Alli aneo.oxpeflt to hold their services from thia en ,Many have been tha ealla re onesting Dr. Betta t continue the ser vleee. - Wo now Wpeet him to bo with us rVt Utiii pad in tie Hafly mm wj : u 0 mL!A:tn toco Wm nappy oy ; tidcr, the day of all idayf S(jCd3 Wi$ I n I TCr '' ., ' . , " ' ',v'" I Hj J - VALLEY MOTcfe M m i . - . ... . - - . i .I-. .- - .iiiiin, Dee. 31 for another big aervico La the armoTy. CHTTBCH OF GOD '134 J. Church at; J 3 Gillespie, pas tor. Sunday school. 10 a so, preaching services 11 a m Subject: "God's Wsy of Bringing About World Peace." (Lake Z: 1-14) Christmas program by the young people 7:80 p m. Regular weekly prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. EPISCOPAL St Psol'a Church. ("The little church sround the corner." The Rev. H. D. Chambers, rector The Chriitmaa oro- grsm will begin with a quiet celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 7:30 in the morning of Sunday. The church school will meet st 9.45, with a short Christmas program. The 11 o'clock aerrice will bo the musical service with the reorganized vested choir ander the direction of Mrs. Roth Emery Riddle. Miss Myrtle Know land at tha organ. The musical program is as follows: Processional, "O Come All Ye Fsithful"; Adexte Fideles; toe Venite by oGodson; To Drum by Schilling; in troit, "Holy Night." by Richter. The Eueharistie unite will be Simper'a aet ting in flat, consisting of Kyrie, Gloria Tibi, Gratis Tibl, Credo, Corsum Cords, rSanctus, Benedict Qui Venit, Agnus Dei snd Gloria in Exeslsis. The snthem will be Rodner's "Sing Oh Heavens." The Communion' hymn, "Here O Lord X See Thee Face to Fare." by More-comb, and the recessional will be, "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," by Willis. The or gaa blower has been contracted and the decorationa placed by Miss Virginia Xowlen, and St. Paul's should not bo .large enough to hold the congregation. Miss Ines Chambers will accompany . the music on the violin. The Young People's Society will meet at 6:30 p. m. with Miss Nell Theilsen ss leader, with a musical program. All members should be pres ent. Christmas dsy service will be at 8:30 ia the morning, with music but no sermon. - EVANGELICAL Cottage Street Evsngeliral, North Cot tars street, nesr Center. Sunday school today at 11 o'clock ss usual; Miss Paul ina Remington, superintendent. Regular preaching aerrice st 11. No evening ser vice st this church today. It is expected that the new paitor. Rev. C. C Polling will bo here to occupy the pulpit one week from today. FRIENDS Highland Friends, Highlsnd Ave. and North Church St.; I. Gv and Ida I. Lea pastors Bible school at 10 a. m.; Clif ton Ross superintendent. We now. have separate classrooms for most of the class es and whatever your age may be there is a elaae suited for yon. Preaching ser vices at 11 a. m. and and 7:30 p. m. The revival meetings ara . atill in pro grese And tha evsng slisi, Asa E. Wood ard of Indiana will preach both morning and evening. Christian Endeavor at 8:30 P -m. Prsysr meeting on Thursday at 7:30-p. ta. Aanonncemant will be made Sunday night as to 'whether the revival meetings will continue longer. The bleas ing of tha Lord is manifestly on our ser vices and yon will find a real welcome. LTJTHEBAK East Bute and Eighteenth streets: O. Koehler, paator.' Sunday school at 9:45 a .m. Divine aervico ia Gorman at 10.39 a. m. Cbriatmaa tree and Christmas ser vice ia English for the Sunday aehool at 7 p. m. Festival aervico oa Christmas dsy at 10:80 a. m. Biblo study and prayer meeting on Thnrsday at 7:30 p. m. Coma and hear the message, "Unto Us Savior ia Born." St, John's Evangelical. Lutheran. 16th and A afreets, two blocks north of Cen ter. H. W. Gross, pastor. 9:30 a. m. Sunday School 10:30 services. At 7 sharp in the evening a special Christmaa program will ba rendered by the pupils of, the day school and Sundsy school un der the leadership of Mr W. O'Neill. On Christmaa day the congregation will wor ship with apecial aervicea ia German at 0:30 ia tha morning, and la English at 7:30 ia tha evening. Strangers, visitors or unchurched are alwaya welcome. - Liberty Street Evangelical church, cor ner Center and Liberty streets; G. F. Liemlng 8r., pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; A. 3. Hagen, superintendent; preaching aervicea at 11 a. m. The even ing will bo devoted to a Christmas pro gram at 7 830 by tha young people of the eharch. Yoa ara invited. METHODIST First Methodist Episcopal ehnrch, cor ner of Bute and Church streets; Blaine E. Kirknatriek, miinater. Class meeting at 9;15 a. m. in the northwese corner room downstairs. George P. Litchfield, leader. Sunday school at 9:45 a, m.; H. F . Shanks, acting superintendent. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock. 8peeial Christmaa music. Sermon of the pastor will bo on the subject, "Tha Messsge of ChrUtmaa for 1922." There will ba a reception of new members. The public k cordially invited. Epworth league meet inga at 0 :30 p. m. Young people ara urged to ba present. Evening service at 7.80. At thia time the Sunday aehool will present a apecial Christmas pageant. "The WorM'a ChrUtmaa MaU.,r Tha committee baa been working on this for weeks and It promises to bo very beau tiful and impressive. The Christmas of fering taken at that time will bo for the children. of the world. All., including atrangera and visitors, ara welcome to ineae services. " ' " ' 'W-.li'H.; ---- -yyH-. I- .,)., Jj Lm.'--.Zitm:'mn-"m .' mW,lWA L . . ... 4.1 Leslio Xftbodist Episcopal church. Softh Commercial and Myers streets. H. F. Pemberton, pastor. You are cordially invited to spend Chrnrtmss Sundsy with as at tha following hoars: At 9:45 the Sundsy school, E. A. Rboten, superin tendent. Epworth lesgus st 6:30 will be a carol aerrice. The young folks will g out from the eh arch to aing at this hour.. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Wise Men: Then snd Kow. The fiundsy school will present its CrisUnaa program at 4 o'clock. All departments will take part. The princi pal part of the program will bo a pageant entitled: "The Soldier of Bethlehem." Thia will be different and will be well worth while. We will ba glad to greet yon at all of these services snd yon will spend a profitable time by coming. ' Scandinavian M .E. eharch. 15th and Mill atreet: David C. Tassel, pastor. Christmas services: Sunday, Dee. 24. sermon 11 a. m. and Sunday school 12; Tut Anderaon, superintendent. Monday, Ohristmss day, sermon at 11 a. m., with Special Christtnss music. Tuesday. Dec. 28 ths Sundsy school Chrintmss prorram at 7:30 p. ra. We welcome you all to these meetings. . Jason Leo Memorial M. T. eharch, cor ner North WinteT and Jefferson streets: Thomas Acheson, pastor. Earl Officer in charge of Junior eharch. The Christmss spirit will be in evidence at stl of the services on the coming Lord's day. The public has a standing welcome of the heart iet kind. Come and shsre with us in ths following services: Snndsy school st 9.4S a. ra.. with classes for all ares with teachers that are eapable. A union service of the junior snd adult congrega tions at II a. m. in the auditorium. This is a family circle, hence the combined service. There will he a special Christ mss murle by the choir and an appro priato sermon by the pastor. We eucht to have a full bonne for this occasion. 1 Epworth league will convene at 6:30 p .m. but come st 8 o'clock for a home coming get-together. Several old time friends of the lesgue will be back with ns to spend the Christmaa aesxen. Tonng and old Invited. There will be several feafores of Interest ia the evening service at 7:30, among them a dramatisation of the Shepherd scene, the Wise Men from the East, snd special Christmss numbers by the choir. At the close of the serviee a company of aingers will ro out to the eity to sing Christmas csrots. All inter ested in this tatter feature are lnivted to come along. Brine your friends to all of the services. Wednesday evening church devotional meeting 7:80. New Year's evening a watch night service at the church. Mora abont it later. Center' Street Methodist Episcopal, cor ner Center and North 13th streets; G. S. Boeder, minister. Sabbsth school 10 a.N m. German and En slink' classes for all ages. Worship, 11 a. m.; subject! "Jesus King of the Jewa and King of the , Chnreh." In the evening 7:80 fho an nnal Christmaa program will be given by the children and young people. A cor dial invitation to all. PRESBYTtRXAir Ward Willis Long, minister. 9:45 a. wi- Sunder school, Mr. H. E. Barrett, superintendent. Classes snd departments for all ages, 11:00 . m. Sermon, A Saviour Who ia Christ the Lord," by the minister. The ehoir will sing "Heaven's Melodious Stralne," by Stnlta, and Mrs. Miller-Harris will aing "The Christmas Message," by Dressier. 5:00 p. m. Chris tirsi vesper eerrK-e. The program baa been provided by the Sunday school and win consist of resding. mixed quar tette numbers, violin solo, orchestra and organ specials. See complete program elsewhere. . The serviee is open to the public. 8:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor societies. Special programs have been prepared and the young people will visit khuti-na and sing carols after the regu lar aerrice. Thursday 7.30 p. m, church night. "Taking invoice" will character ize this meeting and a fitting program Is provided. Friday, 2:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid society win hold their regulsr monthly meeting ia the church parlor. SEVENTH SAY ADVENTIST Corner of Bfh and Galnaa C.Vfc.t). aehool at 10:80 led by Prof. Nelson.- You will entAv mtlrln. th. mWI Preaching by the pastor at 11:80. Sub ject, --uaivary. Young people's meet ing Wednesdsy at 7:30 p. m. Yon are COrdiallT invited tit attand ttiMA mmrtM Elder N. C. Erntson, pastor. UNITED BRETHREN Castie Chapel United Brethren church. corner of 17th street and Nebraska are. Sunday aehool 10 a. m.; C. P. Wells. Morning worship 11 a. m. Evening ser vices. Junior Endeavor 8:30; leader. tfasel Koeraer. - Senior Endeavor, sob- m JLVJJ'a '" ' " miMtu.siUflUtsmuin.a,,- iuemss-,, a . I . 111!:. ject. "Hot to Hav Christmas allYear," leader, W. W. Weils. Hong and sermon, 7:80. Ladies Aid Wednesday. Prayer ssewtiag Tharsday 7:80. . Yoa are cor dially invited to alt these services.. Geo. Chapman, pastor. ' First United Brethren church. 12th snd fission; C. S. Jotinxm, pastor. Sunday school st 1 a. m.; O. B. Bowman, super intendent. Preaching services at 11: sub ject, "The Prince Peace." Junior C. E. at 3 p. m.; Mrs. Burns, unperinlend eat. Senior C. E. st 6:80; Hilda Berkey. prwiid'-nt. Preaching at 7.30; subject, "The Guiding Star.' Prayer meeting st 8 o'clock Wednesdsy evening. AH are welcome. L B. S. A. International Bible Students asaoris tiou meet every Sunday in Derby Halt, corner Court ar.d High streets (upatairs) for Bible study. Hours. 10 to 12. All interested in Bible atudy wetcotee. y IS i Bonesteeles Expect to Be Well Established in New Plant by January Because of the remarkably good progress that has been made on their new building, he Bonesteele Motor company is moving into its new home on South Commercial street ahead of the originally scheduled time. They hope to be fully settled there before the first of the year. The place ia one of the most complete automobile homes any where. It comprises three full stories, almost 100 feet square, or almost 30,000 square feet or floor , space. There is an easy ramp up which the cars are run on their own power up and down stairs' from the street. A covered driveway into the front of the building gives a comfortable place (Or nandUng gas and supplies. The company is continuing to special ize in Dodge cars as It has done for years past. The repair de partment Is on the top floor, where there is a wonderfully fine, well-lighted room for mechanical work. The plant Is to be heated by an oversize hot aid heater , in the basement. Shower baths are pro vided for the workmen and fine rest rooms on the main floor for visiting tourists and patrons. The building has a large, fine display room where the sample cars can be displayed to good ' advantage. If there is anything lacking in the fine new plant. It is something that has popped up since they started to build. MM Ml Will X)( We Extend to Our Friends and Patrons a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. For Economical Transportation, CHEVROLET." Salem Automobile Co. F. S. Delano Wishing You Merry Xmas and a New Year Marion Automobile Co. . Open Day and Night 233 BOH i ( m u ( n.n4 ii i'frnTC.ll EDITORIALS OF THE PEOPLE Food for Thought by Parents; and All of I s Editor Statesman: During the past week half a dozen high school boys were dis covered as making up an amateur burglars' ring which had planned and was carrying out a systematic series of robberies in Salem. All of these boys were less than IS and consequently came before the juvenile court; another, and older boy, formerly of Salem but no living in Portland, was also im plicated and was bound over to the grand jury. Such a deplorable affair is suf ficient to make the good citizens of self-satisfied Salem pause and consider who it was that failed in responsibility. Of course, it was the boys first of all, but they ap pear to have had practically no sense of responsibility. Most of them came from good homes, homes and home life of which they were inclined to complain as being too strict. Not one of these lads had any reason to pass up the blame. But the respon sibility goes further. These par ents and homes were indulgent. If there was any restraint, H was not always reasonable. The boys were persistently away from the fireside at night. Athletics, so cial affairs, the movies, street wandering, anything but staying at home, and the home folks con sented, or at least showed limited concern as to where the boys were after dark. These chaps were in high school. In the old days a hieh school student was supposed to do some studying at home. The modern system with its "super vised study periods" has done away with that. The average high school student drops his thought of study when he leaves the building each afternoon "suffic ient unto the day is the work already done, now for the bright lights." He would be ashamed to be caught carrying his books home. Nor is this all. Has the high school administration no re sponsibility over the student ex cept when he is in the high school building? Whose business is it to know what is going on in the curtained autoa parked outside i A. L Eoff iiMMU S. Commercial St. ikiL,iit!Lifc' WiiurBiu MJfillfllttlllMLUUM .-fi ii daring the grainy noon hours, or in ; the dimly lighted " basement corridors which are such popular resorts? . You cannot do that, mother dear, nor can your school board, which is made up of the busiest men in your fair city. , The evidence presented to the javenile court revealed that there was an organized, system of barter and exchange among some of the high school students, the founda tion of which was stolen property. Boys who would not - shoplift, nevertheless readily purchased stolen goods which they knew had not been come by- honestly. Some of these transactions ap pear to have even been, made by Give a Box ior Christmas and Make Some One Happy EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Open Today ind Tomorrow Erenings 'also O, 1 1 ft o J C 'a' ) c 3 3 C o 01 o Mm A I i I I OMJ-I 1-.X l 1 ? TesteEiiMf " 1la J 1 fYo'nj 60 STORES IN THE WEST prearrangement "you get - that article ia so-and-co's window end I'll take H ttf yonr hands." Many of these articles figured as Christ mas presents. Some of our dot ing mothers might well question the origin of some of the expen sive presents the dear daughter received from her fond sweet heart presents, the value of which are far beyond the ability of a high school boy to purchase or the right of a high school girl to accept. To the onlooker. It would ap- All Our Wishes to tWr Patrons A Merry Christmas and - A Prosperous New Year ' 256 State Street. , t . We Want Yoa All To Have A Very Merry Christmas ' -rTx , ."' - ..... ... ; Harbison & Cleveland Authorized Ford Service Phone 298 , c 0M thats the boss's signature , and he means just vhat ne says ,7 rar that Salem, moral com plaoi ent Salem, might pause a mom. ent and take a look at ItaelL Somebody is responsible for -the conditions mentioned above. May. be we all are. Z - nnernvpo Salem, December 23, 1922. If the sculptors keep on mallng statues of Abraham' Lincoln, soon nobody will know how Liacola looked. . 229 State Street . r-' ,.- t ' IS . MM