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SEVENTY-FOURTH YEAH
SALEM, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1924
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J FIRST Outer and High Street. J. J.
Evans, minister; Mini Hsttie Mitchell,
Missionary. Ir. Royal 3. Dye, founder
of the missionary work of the Disciples
f Christ ia Africa; will apeak at the
morning chorea service. His messages
ra always fall of interest. No one will
bo disappointed in hearing; him. He will
also talk to the men's elans at :5 in
the basement of the ehareh. The rlass
is holding np well daring the vacation sea
son snd is soaking plans for the opening
ia the theater Oct. 6th. AH men in
vited. Other .clssses of the school meet
at 0:45. TnO young people SBeet at 6:30.
Mo . evening a err ice. Union meeting in
the park at 4 o'clock. i
organ. The sermon by the pastor win
be on the subject: "Symbols and Spirit
ual Keslty." A special welcome will be
extended to visitors and tourist. Union
service ia Wtltson park at 4 o clock.
Ir. B. Ia. Steeves will preside, and Bishop
K. 8. Johnson will speak. This last ser
vice should be the climax of the series of
open air services. Ep worth league meets
at 7 o'clock. Tonag people invited. Mid
week service will be at 7:30 this week
instead of o'clock.
t COURT STREET CHRISTIAN Morn
ing services at 11 a. nt. Brother I). .
Xct, former Willamette student, r now
of the Eugene Bible University, will fill
the pulpit. Bible school at 9:45 a. W.
Chris. J. fCowitt, Superintendent. A
graded school with classes for all ages.
Junior Endeavor it 11 a, m. Mr. Chris
J. Kowits. leader. Intermediate Endeav
or at 8:45 p. m. Senior Endeavor at 7
p. in. Keralar evening services at 8
o'clock. Brother lent a rain filling the
palpit. The pastor. Brother R. L. Put
nam and family, are now on their vaca
tion. They are expected back in the
city the fore part of next week. .Mid
week prayer service Thursday evening at
o'clock.
METHODIST
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Booth Commercial and Myers streets. II.
P. Pemberton. pastor. Von are invited
to worship with ns on Sunday in the
followinr services! Hunday school at 9:45.
E. A. Bhotea, superintendent. Study
the Bible and teach it to your children,
to build character worth while. Epwerta
league at 7. AH young people will enjoy
this hour. Morning worship at II a. m.
Sermon subject: - "Our Lave Tested By
Our Obedience.' ' Eveninr meeting at 8.
This will bo different. The young peo
pla of the Epwortlf lesgue will have charge
of this hoar and will make It interesting.
Ton will find this church alive to yonr
v . needs and readv to heln you. , Gospel
reaehina. Carutita " fellowship. ! Kxcel-
A lent music, rood cheer and a neighborly
, atmosphere will make it enjoyable. Come
T with ns. Maka this your home cnurch.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Church aad State streets. Blaine
E. Kirkpatriek, minister. Class meeting
at 8:15 o'clock in the northwest corner
room downstairs. Sunday school 9:45 a.
ai. II. V. Shank, snperintendent. Morning
WorahiD. 11 o clock. This is the church
of good music The Urge chorus choir
Will sing under direction of Prof. E. W.
SCANDINAVIAN' METHODIST Fif
teenth and Mill streets, David C. Hassel,
pastor. 'Sunday morning service at 11
o'clock. Topic: 'The Church and the
Labor Question." Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Gust. Anderson, snperintendent.
Epworth League 7:15 p. m led by Svea
Okerberg. . Evening service 8 o'clock,
dav eveninr st 8 o'clock. Friday eve-
A Iiobsoa. with Prof. T. S. Roberts at the Prayer meeting and Bible study Thars
CENTER STREET N. 13tV'id Cen-
ter fits.;:. Geo. S. Boeder, minister. The
Pacific German conference is in session.
Conference lovefesst 9: IS. Bishnp Eben
S. Johnson, DD. ' JLD will preach st
10: 30 followed by: ordination service.
2:30 Rev. Dr. A. -J. Bucher, editor of
the Advocate from Cincinnati. Ohio, will
give an address, subject: "The Secret of
Vision" in the German langusge. In the
evening he will , preach : on . the text II
Timothy 4:I3.i , . .
ning the monthly Sundsy school meeting.
Von, are alt welcome to these meetings.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL Comer N.
Winter and Jefferson Sis. Take North
Commercial street car to Jefferson Ave
nue, Thos. Acheson, pastor; LeRoy
Walker, assistant, in ehsrge of the Jun
ior church. This j church extends a
hearty invitation to strangers to unite
with it in the services of the coming
Lord's Day. assuring all who attend a
home-like greeting and a good time. Bnn
dav school will convene at 9:45 a. m-
with a splendid corps of consecrated teach
ers in ehsrge. Classes lor all agea pro
vided. Junior and Senjor churches will
nnito for publie worship at 11 s. m
when an appropriate service including the
Lord 'a Supper will be observed. Union
service in the Willson psrk will convene
st 4 p. rn. Bishop Johnson, of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will give the ad
dress of the afternoon, r.pwortn league
devotional meeting for young people at
p. m. The yoang people always have a
worth-while service. Public worship at 7
p. m when the pastor will speak on the
subject: 'The Carpenter of Nsiereth-."
This service is planned not only for those
who live close in but also for those who
come a distance. Appropriate music will
bo furnished both morning and evening.
Invite yonr friesda and neighbors to cam
with you. Mid week devotional meeting
on Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m.. for
tutth inninr and senior churches. : 1
A.M.
First Baptist Church
Liberty and Marion . v
Rev. Ernest H. Shanks
THE WELLS OF KADESH I
Solo "The Lord Is My Light' Allltsen
Mrs. Harry Harms ,..
P.M. THE UNFAILING LOVE
, - Special Music bj Choir from McMinnrille College
THE CHURCH THAT WELCOMES STRANGERS
.MARKET STREET FREE METHO
DIST Corner of North Winter and Mar
ket streets. Rev. Mortimer C. Clark,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Dr. Frank
8. Srhuta, superintendent. Classes tat
all sises and ages with competent tesch
ers who believe the Bible to be God's
word. Preaching hours at 11 and 7:45.-
An old fashioned Methodist class meeting
at 12:15 in the main auditorium. Toung
people's meeting at 8:30, Miss Martha
Jsquet Jesder. Mrs. Ethel II. Clarke will
sddress the young people on, "Some Ex
periences in India." Song and praise
serf ire at 7:30. Cottage prayer meeting
at the home of Mrs. Caroline J set son
each Wednesdsy at 2 o'clock. Prayer
meeting each Thursdsy at. 7:0. The
pastor preaches Sundsy morning on the
topic "Ye Need Kot Depart from Christ."
In the evening he will bring an evange
listic messsge. Ton will slwsys find a
cordial greeting here at every meeting.,
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FIRST Re vT E. H. Shsnks, psstor.
Morning worship st llo'clork. Solo,
"Lord ia My Light," Allitsen, Ming by
Mrs. narry Hsrms. Sermon by the pss
ter. "The Wells of Ksdesh." Evening
worship at 8 o'clock. Special music by
a group of younr people from Linfield col?
lege, MeMinnville. Sermon by the pas,
tor. "The Unfailing love," Bible school
at 9:45 a. m. The Young Peoples' meet
ing, at 7 o'clock In the evening will be
led by Linfield College students, 'ine
Church that welcomes strangers.
SPISCOFAZ.
ST. PAUL'S Comer Church and Che-
meketa 8ts Rev H. P. Chambers. Keo-
tor. There will be the msual services.
Holy Enchsrist at 7:30 a. m in the cha
pel. Churcn scnooi si :s.i whs ""Tirrn
in the churen ana classes in me pio
bonse. Morning prayer snd sermon at. li
m. Vested choir. The sermon soio
will be by Mr. Mnnson. The offertory
solo will be sung by Mrs. Rnth Emery
Riddle and will be PsttenS. TDOU Milt
Keen Him in Perfect Peace." St. Paul's
extends a hearty Invitation to all to Wor
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EVAKOEXICAZi '!
FIRST C. C. Poling, minister. Serr
vices, Sundsy, August 81, both morning
snd evening. Presehing by the 'pastor.
Morning subject: "In the Beginning.
Evening: "Ood'o Thoughts and God's
Word." Bible school r 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m., and ft p. m. Chris
tisn endeavor. Senior ana junior ui p.
ra. MldweeK service on l uuru j u-
ing, a hearty wleome to all. The pastor
d srife iust returned from the trip to
Florence and Mapleton, oh the Siuslsw
river, where they spent n 10 dsy pat
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CHRIST EVANGELICAL SUte and
18th 6trets. G. Koehler. pastor. Sundsy
school at 9:30 a. m. Divine service in
English at 10:80 a. m. The pastor will
preach on: "The Specific Kemedy tor All
Human Ailments.-' A coraiai invuauon.
There will be no evening service.
Our six yesrs of work-there and we are
expecting to move to Portland on Toes
day to take pastoral ehsrge of Piedmont
Friend church.
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FIRST Rev. Ward Willis Long, minis
ter, on Church Street between Chemeketa
and Center. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.,
with classes for all sges. Rev. W. K.
Heicher of the Presbyterian church of
Cervallis will preach both morning and
evening. Morning worship st 11 a. m.
The Christian Endeavor societies meet as
usual. The evening service will be held
at 8 o'clock with usual' song service. The
psstor will be present at the evening ser
vice. On Wednesday, i Sept. 3, there will
be a meeting of 'the executive committee
of the Women's Missionary Society at the
home of Mrs. W. W. Emmons. 823 North
Commercial at 2:30 p. m. On Thnrsdsy
evening at 7:45 there will occur the reg
ular prayer service conducted by thepss
tor. The regular meeting of the Wom
an s Misstonsry society will take pisce
In the church parlors at 3:30 p. m.. on
Friday, Sept. 5. The subject will be
two phases of National missions presented
by persons with first-hand experience in
this work. ,'
UNITED BXZTHBEK
CASTLE CHAPEL Corner 17th Sts..
and Nebraska Ave. Sunday school at 10
a. m., preaching service at 11.'- Evening
service st 8 p. to. There will be no young
people s service as the Kndesvorers will
join in the Christian Endeavor meeting
to be held at the Turner. Conference
grounds at 7 p. m. All senior Endeavor
ers sre nrged to attend the service at
Turner. The Juniors will meet at 7 p. in.
Ladies Aid on Wednesdsy afternoon.
Prsyer meeting Thnrsdsy evening at 7 :30
p. m. All are cordially invited to attend
these services. George Chsptnan, psstor.
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day nights. The Lord is blessing np.
S. Johnson, pastor. Sundsy school at 2
People are being saved and baptixed In
the Holy Spirit. We pray for the sick,
God hesls. We are not connected with
any denomination but! welcome all. We
believe in the old time religion and the
old time power. ' Everybody invited.
SPIBITUALIST
FIKST Meets in W. O. W.
hall Sun
day j evening at 7:45 o'clock, subject,
"Io We Remain Dead Until Gabriel
Blows His Trnmpett") by the pastor, Kev.
A. M. Coackley. 1
NOTED BURGEON ADVISES
EOYS "Keep yourselves .free
from all entangling habita. 'We
have tried to give you a field free
from the barricades which used
to be set up by the legalized
liquor traffic. v
"It is through the boys of to
ed out in this country.
"You will hear on every side
men bewail the loss of their
drink, of their personal rights,
but the rights of the few who
can not1 see ahead or have the
future of their nation- at heart
r.iust be regulated to safeguard
thftt great body of future citizens
who are now ready to step into
day that we hope to see a sound
and everlasting exhibition work-the ran ki. You boys have some- Chester, N. Y.
thing ahead of you in the prob
lem of preventing the return of
liquor.
"It ia the brain that count,
but in order that the brain may
be. kept clear you must keep the
body fit and well. That can not
be done if one drinks liquor."
Dr. Charles Mayo, noted sunrbin,
at Y. M. C. A. convention, Ro-
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
Tabernacle Ferry St. Sunday sebool at
10 a. ra. Helpful classes for all. Preach
ing service 11 i. n, subject: "The Ser
vant of the Lord." Evening evangelistic
service 7:43. Tho week servico as snal
Tuesday and Friday evenings opening at
7:30. xl. E. casweii. pssior.
CHEMEKETA STREET F. W. Lsnn
rr, pastor. Sermon 11 a. ra, subject,
"The Holy Spirit." This: will be the
Communion service. Sunday school -, at
in Evans-elical league at 7 P.. m
leader, Mrs. E. Evans. Sermon at 8
o'clock. Th pastor win talk about ,,Re
tiTiit." Rev. G. L. Lovcll will prcseh at
Auburn at 3 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day yyj-l-Jia atrsnex jn-Ut bo. made
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HIGHLAND Highland Ave, aad N.
Church St. I. O. and Ida J. Lee, mipis-
tors. Bible . school meets at 10 a. m,
Walter Stanton. Snpt. Wa have dsises
ml ml welcome for all ages. Mont'
ing worship and preaching at 11. Young
MtM C. K meetinsr at 7 D. m. Preach'
ing at S p. m. Young peoples prayer
meeting on Monday at 7:80 p. m. Regu
lar ehnrek prayer meeting on Thrnsday
at 7:30 d. m. This Sundsy will clot
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH Sundsy school room
of new church build intr. corner Liberty
and Chemeketa Sts. Sunday morning ser
vices at 11 o'clock. Sunday evening ser
vices are discontinued during July and
August. Subject v of lesson sermon.
"Christ Jesus." Sundav school st
st. m. Wednesday 'evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock.;: Reading room, t09
holidavs snd Sundays from tl:ia to .:
Mssonie Temple, open every dsy except
p. m. All are coraiajiv invnea io our
services and to our reaaing room.
CHURCH Or OOD
1346 N. Church St.. J. J. Gillespie,
pastor. Sundsy school lo a. m. spiritual
teachers for all the. classes and classes
tar all si-arias of scholars. Preaehinr ser
vice 11 a. m., subject: --water inn
Makes People Alive.' f John 7:37-39.
Young People'a service at 8:45 and song
service 7:80 p. m. Kern tar weetuy prsy
er meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. Sis
see Ww.hois.Kav .cave ns a cood interest-
tag talk on the Custom s ana Keiigions
of India, and ssid they had been the
muni in the hands of God of raising tip
30 congregations there since going to in
i; bH that-mora could he done in a
shorter time if they bed the men and
money.
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lBth and Marion, streets. C. H. Hop
Vina.; minister. Sundav school at 9:45
Morning worship at;ll o'clock. Sermon,
''The Ideal Church," Evening worship
At 8 p. . Wednesday evening- prayer
end praise 8 p. m. ;
r. n. a. A.
International Bible Students Associa
tion meets every Sundsy in Derby ball
.f rnnrt and Hieh Sst- (up
stairs) for Bible stridy from 10 to 12 and
Tabernacle at :ao p. m. All tnoso in
terested are welcome.
FULLi GOSPEL. 185 S. Commercial
C . . R.l Tt Ballook. oastor. 251 Mis
sion St. Services Sundsy 2:30 and 7:30
. nt. Tuesdav. Thursday and Saturday
nights at 7:30. These meetings are
evangelistic and Bible study. If your
heaTt is hungry for the deep things of
God come and see and bear what Ha U
doing in the earth in these last asys.
Evangelist Freeborn," a spirit filled man
with a vision, will be with ns Sunday
night.
nT.T TtbTXGSw3434 Court St.. C.
n rn. Services at 3 and 8 p. m. Meet
ings on Tuesday. :Tnrsday and Sstnr-
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