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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1923
' BAPTIST ' '-.
First Baptist Church William T. Mil
likes, D. D., minister. Bible school at
9:45 . IB. Morning worship as 11. ser
mon. iVla Sacra." evening worship 4
7:Jp,- - sermon 'According to tho - Pat
tern." Senior B.YJMJ., 6:30 in the lee
tore room, Gladys Jensen, leader, topic,
Contentment." j Intermediate Union,
Eavy Willi, leader, topie, "What is the
Chief Valne of B.Y.P.U.t Pastor's
class U auditorium at :30; Book of
, James. , last chapter.
r BZTHJjrr REFORMED .
Bethany Reformed Chnrch Cornor of
Capitol ' and - Marion streets. Snoday
school, 10 a. m. German preaching ser
vice, il a. m. lie evening service. M,
Inn.r, pastor.
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First Christian . Church Cornor Cci
ter asd High streets, J. J. Evans, minis
ter. Bible school, 9 :45 a. m. The morn
ing sermon will h' given" by the : pastor
" B "tint Things First." A atereoptiraa
lector, at 7:8tt p. by Henry A. Sulli
van on "The History of the Reforma
tion, w ; . , - v . , t
Court 1 Street ' Christian Corner North
Seventeenth and Court streets. K. I.
Putnam,; minister. Bible school at 9:45
m., graded x-bool. ravid Nor cross will
speak on the Near East Belief. Evening
service at 7.45 p. m. Monday at 7:30 p.
m. monthly official board meeting. Thejsi
day, 7U5 to 0:15 p. mid-week
school.
stndy on Monday at 7:30-p. m. Prayer
meeting en Thursday at 7:3Q p. m.
oU Salem Friends Church r South
1 Commercial and Washington streets,
Nathan Swebb, paster. Bible school, 10
a. m. Morning worship 11 -o'clock. C. K.
at 6:30. Evening church services 7:30.
OOSPTI. MISSION
' Ootpsl Mission 185 South Commer
cial street (Upstairs). Services Sundays,
2 and 7:30 p. m. Snpday school and
Bible stndy at 1 p.-m. Prayer- meeting,
Tuesday at 7.8 O p. m. A special Oivine
Healing meeting : -Thursday, 3 :3l and
7:30 p. m. Toung people's meeting on
Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Everybody is in
vited 'to these services. No charges for
praying for' tho sick: no collection. For
I- information call 76T6.
X. B. 8. A.
International Bible Students Associa
tion meet a every Sunday in Derby hall,
corner Court and High streets mpatairs)
lor Bible study. Hours from 10 to 12
a .hi. All interested- in Bible study wel
come . f -;
'' " CATH0I40 : 4 :
Csthollo Church ttev. J. B. Buck,
psstor. Low snsss with' communion a(
8 o'clock. Uighr msss with sermon by the
pastor,, "Do Catholics Believe That Only
Catholics Will be Saved!" at 10 o'clock.
Benedictio ooilows last snasa. The ser
mon at hig-h raaao las especially designed
for non-Catholics and non-CstUolies are
invited to hear tho Catholic side of this
important question. Everyone is cordially
welcome..- ' f -v.:X,-" y--?
' CHBISTIAH SCTXKCB
First Church 440 Chemeketa street.
Sunday ' morning services, 11 a- id.. . sub
ject of lesson -sermon: "lovo-'t Sonday
school st 9:30 a. m. Wednesdav evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. . Head
ing room S09 Masonic Temple, open every
day except holidaya and- Sundays from
11:45 to 6:30 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to -or services ,asd to our reading
room. . i- - :., - -. . ..- .
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AXLIAKCB '
Mr. and Mrs. H. E- Caswell, 425 Xorth
Winter street, - pastor. Telephone 921 J.
Sunday arrvieee at tho W.C.T.TJ. hall as
folio Sunday school at 2 o'clock; fol
lowed by preaching at 8. In the evening
at 7:30, evangelistic meeting. Also at the
asms plsce.cn Friday efteraoon at 3:30
and in the evening at. 7.30, meeting with
teaching along .thf lino of Divine Heal
ing. On Tuesday evening at 7:30 ser
vices sre held-at 632 South Commercial
street..-,- ;,'- .- - , . : v;-.,: , .-:
' - COJTQ EXO ATI03J Al ' ' -. --! "T
""- ' Firt CongregationslChurch Uberty
and Center streets, W. C. Ksntner, min
istr. : Sunday- school.' at 10 a. m. At 11
.. m.' 2Xise Margaret Beid, represeatiag
the Kesr East Relief, speaking , of her
own experiences-, str Msresh and - Herne,
CLristian Endeavor 'at 6:30 p. m. and at
7:30 p. tn.. song' service, pictures, ud
dres 'Bread and; Btones." Mid-week
acrriee Thursday "at- f :30 p. m... subject
of study. 'Th Book of .Mslachu'f
CeTHTsl Congregations! Church Cor
er Nineteenth and Ferrj. ' Sundsy sehoot
at ,10 a. tn.' Christian Endeavor meetings
at.tue nKosl'-hourst- Bev. J. J. Handsa
ker of PortUnl will preach, at the eve
ning service at 7:30. .' ..j v.
EVAXGEXJCAI. 1
'. IiS?rty Street -Evangelical Church
Corner of Center and Lsherty streets, u.
P. l.ieninj. Sr., ptor. Sunday school
- at 10 a. m., A. J, Hsgar, superintendent.
Preaching service at 11 a. n. No eve
nin; servieo: at this church.; Union ser
ricf- at tie Cottsee Street. Evsngelicsl
-chur - E.L.C.E. services st -0:30 snd
jree:ung st 7 :30. p.: m. y 'r j.
Chemekets Street Evsnreliesl-F. ; W,
T,suner, paator. Sermon at H a. nu. sub-
Ject. ."Honor, the Christ." Sermon at
T:S0 p. m., hy a representative of the
-N'esr Lnt Belief. Sunday' school at 10
a. ra, Edward Zinn, leader. Evangelical
leaf- at 6:30. The' pastor 'will prech
t Clear Lake Evangelical church, at- S
XiTJTHEXAS r
Est! Sute and Eighteenth streets, G.
Koehlcr, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Preaching service in tho English
language at-10 :30 a. m. The paator will
answer the questions: "Is the World
dotting Better" "Whence tho Tares
Among tho Wheat?" and "Wnat Shall
he Done With ; the Taresl' Luther
league at 2:0 p. a. So evening service.
Prayer ' meeting on Tharsdiy at 7:30
p. n. ttible scuool on Saturday irom v
to 12 a. nr. A h-.arty welcome..
PEflf!GT0fJ;T0,
SPEAK TODJy
Pacific; College President to
Talk at First Method-!
ist Church :
morning.-: Sb will J tell of : her
experiences in the 'Near East.
i ; lecture Tonight
Aa Illustrated lecture will he
given tonight at the First Chris
tian church on the - "-History ot
the Reformation. Henry A.; Sul
livan of i Portland will " talk. -:,
f -Via Sacra" and "According
to Pattern" ' will - be the subjects
for the morning aiid evening
eormon8 ; at the . First Baptist
church today.. Rev. W. T., MU
Iken will spe&k . at : both ' services.
; "A Voice ' from ; the, Wilder
ness" : and "Open Doors ; for
South" will be the sermon top
ics today ir at ' the First Presby
tcrlan church K Rev. Ward WlUla
Long; pastor,5 will talfa v v
Christian Endeavor to ;
. 'HoId BigiRally Tonight
The- Christian Endeavor socie
ties of Salem will meet-In a union
meeting at the First Christian
church tonight at 6:3(h The sub-
ect will ; be ' "What ; Is the , Chief
Value of ; a Christian Ehdeavor
Society?"- The lesson.' Is found In
Firsts Timothy 6:1X-16. .JJrs.
Hestor ,is ; the .. leader. A. good
meeting is assured and the public
Is invited to attend, ' . ,
Church, services in . shu rches
where there are ; C, EL societies.
will be 15 minutes later than us-1
ual to allow EndeavorerB time to
return to their home churchy.
The Juniors will hold, a rally, at
the sane church in the afternoon;
Cnttsro Street EvsngeTlesl Phnrcfc
C C. I oling. minister. Services- Sunday,
- v,i ry 4. both- morning snd evening.
lTf.niinj Elder Rev. C.' H. Schuster of
Portland will ' sVreaehi at 11 a. m. ahd
ron 1 net tho Holy Communion service. He
will prpach at Auburn st 3 j. m. Rev.
. P. l,ienSng, Sr.. will preadt st 7.30E.
EvsnpeUeal leaguo of Christian. Endeavor
wiM. meet it 8:30. Bible school at 10 a.
m. A hearty-welcome to all. '
vi.'- ' V "lr rpiBCOPAL ' ':
St. Paul's Church fiC04 Chemeketa
etrcft - Jest- sround the -corner at
, X'hur-h and: CheatkeU: streets. Rev. U.
1. . Cimbrs, rector. . Sexazesims San
.dy. IJoly K EuchTislf at 7:30 a. m.
; ..-Church acltoel at 0:4& a. m. ; AU ehil
. dren welcomed Second celebration of tbe
Ito.y Eucharist at '11 s. m. . Rev. Dr.
Ex-uiuerger Kew York City will preach
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; , '. PBIX3TDS-
! ITirhland Friends Highlsnd avenne
and North. -Church ' street 1. end 'Ida
J..- Loo, ministers. - Bible 'School at 10
- s, m. Preaching st 11 a. tn. and 7:30
p. m.. Christian Enaeaver at 6:30 p. m.
.Younj people's prayer, meeting and Bible
METHODIST
1 Scandinavian MethodM ; Kpiscopal
Fifteenth and Mill strecits David C, Has
sel, pastor. ; Morning , worship it 11
o'clock...., Hundar school at 12 o'clock.
Gust -Anderson, superintendent. Sundsy i
evening service at AS o clock. Prayer
meeting, and. Bible study -Thursday eve
ning at 8 o'clock.; , ., .
; Ieslie Methodint Episcopal Church
South . Commercial and Myers streets, II.
F. Peniberton, psstor. Sunday school . at
9.45 a. m., E. A. Bhoten, superintendent,
Epworth lieajrue at 6:30 p. m. ilorning
worship at 11. o'clock: sermon subject,
"The -Victory of Life Through Prsyer."
Evening meeting st 7:S0, subject ''Would.
Life ho Easier if God Were Forgotten V
Jason. Te Memorial M. E. Cnurcn
Corner Korth Winter and" Jefferson
streets. Take . the . North . Commercial
street ear to Jefferson street, Thomas
Acheson, pastor: ' Earl Officer in charge
of tho Junior - church. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. . Public services at , 11 a. m.,
the pastor addressing the adults and Rev.
Officer the- Junior - church. - Young peo
ples meeting t.8:30 p ju.. Ersngflistic
service as, 7:30 p. m.
t First Methodist' Episcopal ?Cliureh
State nd Church streets, Blaine E. i.Krk
Patrick, minister. Class meeting at 9:15
a. nk'and Sunday-school s$ 9:45- a. m.
Uoralng worship at 11 o'clock. The pss
tor will preach -on the subject. ,'Th
Challenge of tho Crusade. Epworth
League services at 6.30 p m. Mrs. W.
t..' Knser wil speak at the Senior: Ep
worth leaguo ' on . tho subject,-- "Delin
quency. . Its , Causes snd Treatment."
Evening services st 7:30 p. m. Dr. E. E.
Gilbert will presch. ; - .
Center Street Methodist (German)
Xorth Thirteenth and Center streetv -8
Reder, minister. ' Sunday school, 10
a. m. Morning, service, 11 o'clock, sermon
Tw Significant ' Bible Xnmbers." Ep
worth leacue, 7 o'clock. Preaching, 7:30,
"Jesus Standing StiU." .,
PRESBTTEK1AN
First PreshyUrian - Chureh - Ward
Willis Long,- minister. At 9:45 a, m.
Sunday school; It- s. m. sermon,; "A
Vaieo- From the ' Wilderness." by the
minister. ;' At 6 :30 pC m. Christian ; En-,
deavor' societies. - The senior, advance and
Intermediate societies will meet at-6: is
snd attend tho. union -C. E. services; at
First Christian church. At 7:30 n. m
popular .evening- service: "Some Open
Doors for Youth." . :
TJN1TABIAK '
'tTnitarian; Church Cottage snd Che
meketa streets. Rev.' Msrtin Fereshetisn,
minister. Church school st 10 a. m. De
votional service at 11 a. m. Sahjeet. of
the sermon, "God, The Great Compan
ion." . - ' , i
UBIITIID BBETHBE2f
Castle Chapel United. Brethren. Church
Corner Seventeenth and Nebraska- ave
nue, George Chapman, pastor. . Morning
worship at 11 a. m evening worship at
7:39. .Sunday school at. IV a. m. sseen
ins- Thursday evening at 7:30. Jnnior
Christian ' Endeavor at 6.3Q p. m. Sun
day . evening. The Senior J Endeavorers
will attend in a body the- union C. r.
services at the First Christian, church at
6:30 p. m..
; First United. Brethren Church Corner-
Twelfth and Mission streets, C. S.
Johnson, -pastor. ' Sunday school at 10
a. mH ,h S. 'Poling, snperintesdent.
Preaching t- 11 - o'clock ; subjoet. "An
Important" Appointmet.', fc Intermediate
C. E. it 3 p. in. Preaching services at
7T45, "Whst Is Your Choieef
"The Abolition of War" will
be the subject of. an. address by
Levi T. " Pennington of Pacllic
college this afternoon at ' the
First Methodist church. . ;! Many
ot the other, churches are join
ing exhorting their members ; to
hear Dr. Pennington' ' who has
considerable . of a reputation as
a forceful speaker. : : ;
"The' public - evangelistic meet
ings of the Salem. ' Methodist
churches . will begin fn ' another
week. Meanwhile, j the cottage
prayer meetings are being held
twice each week - at 'the homes
o: memoers. j.
Her. H. F. Pemberton of the
Leslie RIethodist church will talk
on ''Would Lite be Easier If God
werp Forgotten"; at the "morning.
service. ' .,- " " - 1-,- ' i - -
Rev. G. Koehler of the Luth
eran church will discuss t'Is;the
World Getting Better?" '': r
New York Blan J Bpeaker
Rev. Dr. Kemmerf of New
York City will, speak at r i jthe
morning . service ' at St. Paul a
Episcopal .church - this i morning.
Rev. C. Hi Schuster of Port-i
land will : talk today atf the -Cot-tagrj!
street Evengelicatl church; !
Do Catholics Believe ; th a t
Only Catholics Will, be' Saved?-"
will, be the sermon i given this
morning by Rer- J. R. 'Buck ? at
St. Joseph chnrch. 'fi .: x : ' - -)'';
Miss Margaret Reld. of e the
Near East Rellqt will, talk at the
First Congregational .church, this,
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