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rem stathshai-n a tjr.r, onn3o:i.
SUNDAY HORNING, "FUCHtJAIlY 22
AD Vi-A'TTST - r"
8EVIKTH DAT Corner ( Fifth and
. Gaines, N. C. xnatoa, pastor. Sabbath
school t 10:30 and preaching at 11:80
a, so. Young- peoplss moeUnf at 4:80 p.
as. Prayer meeting- Wednesdays at 7:80.
. A good interact and attendance if. being
manifested at all the serriees. The sub
ject for the Sunday night lecture will be:
"Will the Roman Catholic Chorea Ever
Sale America f If Mot Who Will!" This
is a , lector that all are interested in.
Catholics and Protestant alike. The "Bible-
predicts that this country will pus a
certain law some day. Has the legislature
thought or it yet I Not a dull moment
during tai lecture. there at 7:80
and , ret a rood seat Song; ssrries be
bin then. Briar your friend.
. BAPTI3T
riRST Liberty end-JIarlon, Eer. Ern
est H. Shanh. Bible school at :'
d. Schunke, superintendent. Horning
worship at 11 a. ax, sermon by the taster.
Subject: The Servant and the Master.
Anthem: Thorn Wilt Keep Him is Perfect
Peace. West. Viohm solo: Adagio.
Tschaikowsky. Hiss Helen Selig. So
prano sole: Grateful Lord, Am I, Boma.
v.i-Jfra. Earl Pearcy. The B. Y. P. U. will
i inset at 6:30 p. m. and will be led by
r eroup IV. Irtning worship at 7:30.
As1. Sermon by the pastor, subject: The Psy
ho logy ml Religion. Anthem: There's a
, ' 'r Friend in 4ke Home Land, i$en. Vio-
lin solo: Cradle song, Brshms, Miss Helen
'. Selig. Dsetr Selected, ' If rs. Ernest U.
i Shanks and Miss Buth . Boss. Strsng
' i era in the city invited to the Chorea That
j Welcomes Strangers. .
;' ' CATHOZJO " - v i -
ST. JOSEPH'S Kiev. J. K. Buck, pss-
i tor. K asses at V :30 8 :30 and high mass
j and sermon by the pastor at 10:80. Ben-
I ediction will follow last mass. On Sun
day morning, March 1, a mission to -Ma-Catholics
will - be . eenmMneed. , and . will
continue a week. Special music. A ser
mon each morning at t o'clock mass, and
gain at 7:80 in tbe. evening. . Everyone
both Catholic and non-Catholi i wel
come. ... , . .; .
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CHURCH OP CHHIST'
COURT STBEET Corner Court and X.
17th Sts., B, U J Putnam, minis tea. Bi
ble school 0:45 a. Chris J. Kowits,
superintendent. Music furnishsd by Hiss
Turner's orchestra. A graded school
with classes for all agos. Junior follow
ing the communion service. Faith Oil
sut, Supt. -. Children enjoy- this hour.
Horning worship 1 1 a. as. Hiss Reid of
Portland will speak in the interest of
Near East Belief. Hiss Reid has been
overseas a a worker snd brings first
band informatioA. Ton will want to bear
fber gripping messsga in behalf ef the or
phans. Two volunteer teams will visit
I "y the- sbut-ias in the afternoon. : Christian
. Endeavor 1:30 p. mv-v Two interesting
"j societies for young people. Evaageliatio
.service 7:3ftj 8ermon, "The . Voice in
. the Wildaraeaa.' ' Churah day - program
Vt each Thursday 3-9 p. m. Ton are invited
Vf( to any or all these servieea.
CHSISTZAir
PIBST Center wd High streets. J. J.
Evens, minister; Miss Vtvisn Whisler,
church assiateut; Miss HatUo Hiteaeli.
missionary. The day'a program begins
with the Bible school session at 9:45,
classes and departments in Bible study.
Th church service. is at 11 o'clock, Ser
u by the pastor. A largo chorus under
the direction ef Hiss Whisler will sing
special numbers. At the evening boar.
7:80 o'clock, Charles Aroherd will deliv
er an address on the ' 'Rogue's Gallery
of Business.". This is a message from a
local business man to business .men. In
cidentally it will give the outsider an
impression of Rotary principles. The
public is invited. Special music by a
quartet sad largo chorus. The young peo
ple meet at 6:80 in two groups... Men's
class at the Bligh theater at :5. A
place for all men. '
" sMKG3OATiAI. ,
PIKST-libwVd sr Ha VT.
C Kantner, minister.., Sunday school at
10 'a. m. Classes for all ages. Compe
tent teachers. Place and welcome for all.
H. D. HcCallister, superintendent. Hom
ing worship st 11 a. TO- Fiftieth anni
versary ' sermon, subject: "The Ministry
of the Gospel.' Reception of new mem
bers. Christian' Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
Leader, Hiss Creglo. Evening services at
7:30 p. m. Program of song, pictures
snd brief address. The picture film will
ahow the wonders of God s hasdiwork in
the Canadian Rockies. The address will
deal with: "Some Interesting Incidents
Out of a Ministry of Fifty Tears."
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 ;30 Jv m.
CENTRAL South 19th Stu ' Hurry W.
Johnson,, minister. . Sunday, school.' and
Oiorung worship af 10 a. m. The nigh
school boys class is is -charge Srf the de
otionsl exereices. 'Short address. by the
Snlnisi eft VI - mL TTl TTl nnn, njT1
meet st 'OiSO.p. -mv " Tbe disctnskm is
u i t"s e;$ei pa.."Tas Principles of
Jesus. '? i- Pveoehing seroteo at 7 : p.
m. Another arrangemeut of the old song.
"Stand, Up,, for Jesus." will bo offered
by the chorus choir. Sermon theme:
"A Christian's Use of the Past,"
t jCHSISTXAX 8CIESCE
Corner of Liberty and Chemeketa Sts.
-Sunday, .morning sexfieea at 11 o'clock.
Sunday -ervning at 8. Subject of lesson
aermea "Mind." Sunday school at :30
a. m, iWednesday evening testimonisl
meeting at & o clock. Beading room 209
Hasonto .Tempi opes every day ozeept
aouusya ana &anaays rrosa 11:19 to S:SO
p.- m. -. All are cordially invited to our
services ana, to our reading room.
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- ; EPISCOPAL
ST. PAULS Chureh 8t st Chemeketa
Rev.- H. 1. Chambers. rr Ur. , dninrrmm-
geeima- Runday, oi the Sunday preceding
LeaW --The services will bo as usual.
Holy EucfaarUt at 7:30 in the chapel.
Church school st 9:45. Horning prayer
and sermon - by the rector at 11 a. ;
Vested choir snd the musie under th
direction of Mrs. Rath Emery Riddle
au -ere cordislly invited to attend. The
x. -... vwm meet in the parish housa
at 7 k m. The last of the lectures riv
en by the rector wilt be given in the?
loimi ji i; on Monday evening. The
subject of amusements and the life: of
the church will be discussed. JtJI I.
and
school ? will hold s social, in the ,paih,
nous immediately alter sehooU In- the
evening the Y. P . .P.-, will xive two. ana
act plays in the nsnah ku i
T 001'J, duuemg. Wednesday will
CV. Ajh-Wedneedsy and the serviees will
.V iy- noesaritt st 7:3-.o. m. snd
" wiou. Jin eveninr addreea will
bo held in the chapel at 7:30 with m short
I" ( E VAsT OtTLTfl T.
CHEMEKETA STREET xsr r
1 b?",: to' rriead.
iu.rrai; at ll.m. m.. the snb.
iect will.;be: "The Gardenf Ede""
SfJ7??" miA7'-. h h Por, subject:
uV"f-; ro' Bhn-" Sunday
Schoot 10 i. m. Something new overr
Sunday ia W sehooL ComS snd Ts Ur
y. s..eoireiicBt ieague at 8-3a
The subieci ia "Mli . bTLz! " '3
vices Tbnrsdsy evening.
Prsyer ser
- : TS1ZHD3 :
HIGHLAND Corner ef Highland ave
nue and Church 6c,dgar P. Sims, pas
tor. Sunday services: Bible) school at
10 a. m.. Walter8taaton, Supt. Hooting
for worship at XI a. m. C E. at 6:80
p. m. Proaehisv st-7;30 p. m. Bibl
prophecy elsss Monday 7:30 p. m. Mid
week prsyer 'meeting Thursday 7:30 p.
All are welcome to our services. . 4
" ' i-UTmrg,w . ; ;-. :..
CHRIST EVANGELICAL Sut sad
18th Ste, G. KoeUer, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m. tDivine services
with sermon in Engliah at 10:30 a. m.
oub jeet : "A View -of God 'a Glory.'
Th Ltstke lesgue meets at :30 p. m.,
topie for discussion: "Chsnging Chins.''
Evening services st 7:30 -p. m. The pas
tor will preach on the subject: "What
Does a Christian -Know Concerning Hea
ven r The Sundsy school teachers meet
on Tbursdsyat 7:30 p. m. Bibl school
on Ssturday from 9 to 12 a. m,
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TrSTXTASIAir
Cottage and Chemeketa Sts. Rev. Mar
tin Fereshetian, miniater. Churek school
at 10 a. m. Graded instruction. Class
for adults conducted by the minister. Mr.
Miles McKey, superiBtendent. Devotionsl
service at 11 a. m. Bepreaeatative
Woodward of Hultnomah will speak, hav
ing for his -subject, "Legislation and
Everyday Life." All are invited. Th
services will bo under the suspices t the
Lsymen's League of the church.
' BBPOXICEQ
BETHANY "Corner of Capitol and
Marion Sts. Sundsy school , 10 a. m
and German preaching service 11 a. m
bio evening service. , M. Ieuny, minister.
. !" SPIXXTITAUST
FIRST Meeting at McCornack. Hall
Sunday evening, Feb. 22, 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Anna Leo Snyder of Portland, speak
er. Miss Carney of Portland. , will sing.
METHODIST
PTR8T Comer Stat and Church Sts.
Clans meeting, 9:15 a- m G. P. Litek
field, leader. Sunday school, 9 :45 a. m., i
H. F. Shankey snpennteadaBt. Last week
at th regular mosthly suaday school i
board meeting held in bo nor of Dr.
Kirkpatrick the -entire corps of tescbexs
sad officers pledged their continued sup
port in all line of Sunday school activi
ties. - Morning worship, 11 o'clock. The
pulpit will be supplied this morning by:
Rev. Thos. Acheson. Junior church ser
vice at : the ssme hour ia the Annex.
Sermon, "Digging. Foundations." -All
juniors snd those attending junior high
school will bo welcome. Epworth League
devotional service, .: SO o'cleek. Charles
Swsn will lead ht first chapter; Del ores
Williams, th high school 'chapter; Pern
Caldwell, the junior high school chapter.
All young people, welcomed at those ser
vices. Evening worship, 7:30 o'elock
will slso e under the leadership of Rev.
Acheson. The ehurch night, as suck, is
discontinued indefinitely, but the dev
tionsl service will be held stvtbe regu
lar hour, 7:30-8:80, Thursday night.
In th absence of a regular pastor every
lover of First Church should bo much hi
prsyer snd loysl to ths regular services of
tibe enures... : ,. .
JASOTX LEE MEMORIAL Corner N.
Winter and Jefferson Sts, take th North
Commercial street ear to Jefferson A vs.
Thomas Acheson, pastor. Leroy Walker,
assistaat. ra ekarg f ike junior, ehurch.
Straagera are not only welcomed to the
services of this church, they are greeted
personally and made to feel at home. The
following services will be held on the com
ing Lord's day to which all are welcome?
School f Religious Instruction st 9:45
s. n.. with elsssos for sll ages. Hsrry
Carpenter is the superintendent. Good
time sssured. Public worship st 11 a. an.
with . junior nd senior churches uniting.
Rev. Walker, will be -In charge and will
preach th ernf.. Be sure, and hear
him. Tonne peoples' bbufd at 6:30 'p. m.
The Wesley- snd Epworth Lesgues will
meet in separator rooms downstairs for de
votional moetinga. Btranger wilt esjoy
the fine spirit of ' these services., Ser
vice of prsiae and worship at 7 :S0 p. m.
This -is . community ; nour. ueoa music,
good fellowBbip nd strong gospel preset
ing will be features ef this serves. Rev.
Walker will b in csarg i this meeting
slso. There will be a get together of the
a a the -church Tuesday evemag 6:80
m. Snpper, and program. Don's miss
t. Dr.' Leech-will ba oresent Thursday
evening' for ' Qaarterly Conference. Putt
attendance tf (officials desired. - Pot tuck
supper st 6 :30, p. m. Welcome to all.
LESLIW South Conlmeseial snd Myers
Sts- H. .P: Pombertosi psster. - Wilt you
sttend church todsyf We invito you to
the following services! Sunday school, a
real Bibl echoed, st 0:45. K. A. Ribwton,
fiapt. Tm wilt not have a dull minute.
Tour oniMresi win n weu tough, a no.
Th Epworth Leagues moot st :30. Th
Interssrdist Lesxus in Leslie HalL L
lie Leaue la ,th church.. Both moetisgs
interesting and inspiring. - All : young
folks iavited. - Morning worship at 11
o'clock.) sVnsuen subject: "The Pearl
of Great Price." Evening meotiag at
7:30. subject: "The Tre of Life. Hsve
Yon Found It!" Ereellent tnusie. Chris-
tisn cordiality, good : fellowship, plain
gospel preaching and netgaborty greet
ings make these boars profitable and in
spiring. , Corn .with us. Hak this your
church. rJtxsngsrs nd -visitors welcome.
CENTER STREET Comer 13th snd
Center Sts., A. F. Hilmer, pastor, ana-
day school convenes st 10 clock with
classes in Gorman or English far young
and old. The lesson discussions sro of
vital interest 1o U. Preaching service
it 11 o'clock in Herman. ,At this time
the subject for discussion will be 'The
Salvation of -the - Human Rao Foresha
dowed By the Offering of th Lamb In
Egypt." -Epworth- League . meeting at 7
o'elock followed by th regular evening
service. Th.uojeet tor -this time will
be : "Ambitions' AH th evening ser
vices .will be in " th? English Isngusgs.
Ton sro cordially welcome to oil of these
eei-fic., -
''SCANDINAVIAN IStli end Mill Sts.
Pstrlk Dahlin, pastor. ; Sunday school 10
a. m . Gust. - Anderson, supt. Morning
nTsaiy- in ciweaen it a. m. Kpworth
lesgue- 7:15 p. m. vening service 8 p
in r.-- You are -all cordially invited to our
mrenngs. ,
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3X ARRET STREET TUBE Corner of
N. Winter snd Market St Rev. Morti
mer C. Clarke, pastor. Sunday school st
9:4. Afer. kTsnk V Seswts, 8upt. Oastea
for sll sites snd ages manned by teach
ers who believe th Bible to bo God's in
spired word. Preaching hours at 11 and
7 :45. Class meeting f th old Methodist
typ la the main uditsias. M12tl6r
Mrs. Ids Garrett, leader. Young peoples
meeting at o.su. atia startaa Jseuot,
leader. rTaisa and -sxmgjiemeost: 7:30
Cottage prayer meeting at the bow of
Mrs. Caroline Jackson - 1463 N. -Winter
street each Wednesday Afternoon at ' 2
'clock. Church, prsyer meeting Thurs
dsy st 7:30.- Is th sbienee of tbe jss
er la eastern Oreeou, Iter." Crrna W.
Oook will prescb st the morning ervicw
ana tne young -peoples society wiii -eon
auct sn evmngelistM aervteo in the , even
services snd yen win enjoy the splendid
spiritual atnvospber of this chsrek.
- - ' pyrsSTTS2112-- '
, PTEST Oa Church St. betweoa Che
SBofcut, and Center Sts- Ward Willis
Long; . minister. - 9 :30 ew sw Sundsy
achael. H. . Barrett, sept. 11 a. as.
morning wersht. Sormon, "The Con
stctntion wt th king-em, VI Z ay
Unto You" (eoBtinued), th minister.
The choir will sing "Turn. Ye to Me."
Hsrker. Orgs a umbers: "-Sereesde,"
Gouaed: "Offertory." Hiaes; sad "Post
lud," Dubois. S p. junior society.
Miss Walmaley and Miss Davis leaders.
6:30 p. m.. senior Christiaa Endeavor
society. Live discussions oa timely sub
jects.. Tonight "Friendliness A Ex-
Sessed Threagh ladustriai Missions,"
srjorie Brown, leader. Advsnee la
tawnsdiste ooeiety at ho asm hour. Sab
jeet, "George Washinrte too Christina,'
Group III under direction of Eloiso
Wright will bars barge of the program
snd will aav on exhibit an original copy
f tbe "Ulster Coaaty Gaaett". pub
lished, at Kingston. N. Y January 4,
1800, which contains full account ef
Washington's funeral. T:30 p. m., pop
ular - reing service. Congregatisnsl
sing. Question "What Methods are Be
ing Proposed to Regulate tbe Motiea He
tart Industry!" discussed by th Minis
ter. Sermon "Tetnpvatioa of Jesus, III
How Much for Your Soult" by the
minister.
baSSION
- GLAD TIDINGS -a 43 H Court 8U C
8. Johnson, pastor. -- Sunday school st 2
p. m. Services at 8 and 7:30 p. m.
Meetings oa Tuesday,' Wednesday, Thurs
day snd Saturday evening. Com to our
meetings yoa will te blessed la your souL
Wo preach salvation for the sinner, bap
tism ia the Holy Ghost lor the believers
healing through prsyer for the sick snd
the second sad soxm coming of Christ.
"Bo ye also ready, for st such, s time
as ye think aot th sea of man Cometh."
Everybody invited. , .
CHURCH OP GOD
1346 N. Church St, J. J. Gillespie,
psstor. Th hoar for "Sunday school is
promptly 10 a. m. Our 8uaday school is
aot large, but has s good spiritual atmos
phere sad the teacher have a good un
derstanding of the word of God. which
ia a help to the pupil. Tbe subject for
ths 11 o'clock serriee will bo: "Healing
as Taught in ths Scriptures." Young
peoples services 6 :45 p. m. Hsrold Kep
pinger, leader. The topie for the 7:8
aervioowill be: "Unity of God's People
as Taught in the Scriptures."' The pray
er service Wednesday evening Is increas
ing in interest ' and attendance, sad will
bo led by Mrs. John Van Sydegraf. Come
sad yoa will have sn opportunity to tell
wbst ths Lord has done for yoa. r
UNITED BRETHREN
FIRST Corner 13th aad Mission Sts.
Sundsy school 10 a. as. - Wo have effic
ient, teachers sad clssses for all ages.
Bring or send your children. They will
bs well cared for,, preaching 1 1 a. a.
Evening service. Christiaa Endssvor
6:80, topie, "Friendliness As Expressed
Throagh ladustriai - Missions,' leader E.
Foliar. Th young people are espec
ially invited to this serriee. preaching
7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:30. Mr. Calvia liiday, class
leader. Yoa are invited to attend any
or all of these services. ; We teach snd
preach th gospel, wo are not contaminat
ed with modernism, xenauctsmy or wiia
fir. . You will be mad to feel at home.
Wo win look for yoa st la and li a. m.
1:30 and 7:30 p. m. com. U. w. iiu-
bet, psstor.
CASTLE Bible school 9:45 s.- m.
Preaching 11 a. m., subject, "Labor, and
its Servant. - r. f. U. o:o p. us,
Iatermodisto aad juniors. Preaching 7 :30
p. m. , Subject: 1 'God's Msn, and His
Service. A cordial tnrttattea so yoa
to aU these aerriees. E. -O. Mower, pss
tor. -
I. B. 8. A.
International Bible School Association.
Wtinr nra held everv Sunday in Der
by Hall, building corner Court and High
Bis. Bible study 10 to 18 a, m. x-xem-
el's Tempi study 3 p. m. At 8 p. m4
there will Ha a -ovular discussion oy o.
II. Ton li la a of Brooklyn, N. Y. Tho
tania af his lecture will i bo . "Jowa Ro-
fcnildinr Palestine the ' Reason.' ' He
will ahow who first Minted out Bible oro-
nhecies and -chronology Indicating that ths
Jews would Degia to oe estSDiisnea as a
people In Palestine ra ins. jx win ew
ulaia en woras ox sn x-opat: a
lew eb-ll ra forth from Zion. th word
of the Lent tram Jerusalem" and will
answer ths vexed . question ; w sy sua
Jehovah aalect the Jewist , nation ss a
channel through which all tbe families ef
ik. rth won Id tmmti orerlastrng lifst"
A cordial iavitatma la oxtonae to au
those interested to attend. Seats free.
K eoUeotioa. .
.' " VAZARSNS :
' Tke 'cneeiat avanreliatie serriee at tbe
Wuatesa ehnch. ltk aad Marion 6 ta
bs VO ooatiaaed with good interest for
twa weeks.' Muck bss been done to en
courage the church and elevate th eom-
tnniritv rDirit-atlv. Sir. ejaneo woi-
laee, Seattle, . Wash., ha preached with
metion and sever, many emeus were
v ! t ts i-arii legation and freouentty
people were seen wiping weir syes as to
sthetia meturet. touched-their hearts.
This -vanrslistie campaign ' will loso
Sunday aignt. - "l'Uero wut ao snree , eer-
vioea Sunday. 11 a. -m. th evangelist
will Bremen. Z X. m. Divio aoaliBg moeS-
ehmdnv school at 9:45.' The evSngeKst
wUl hold a children's servic during th
Suaday school hour. Ail paroau are iu-
w4t to thie aarviea with their children.
Young peoples meeting 6:30 up. au C
JU iMpsaas, psstor.
CHrISTIAI and misstottabt
Tabernacle Ferry 8. Th specisi , evsn-
glistie services conducted ny c.vangeus
Frederic J. Betts are continuing through-
ant the week. Services every artemoon
and evening next Monday, 3. and, 7:30
p. m. Th aiternoon. services or espec
ially tnstraeuve lor vrnniinn. '
n-iiMtn la --. to reader splen
did musie every evening. Evangelist
!.-( .nm lar ui with th siek'vry
Tuesday , and Friday, giviag scriptural
instruction on Divine healing. Saturday
afternoon 2 to 4 Is an boar for children.
Bandar seheel - a, at. Suaday after-
naan nreaehing service 8 V. m. H. E
sad Mrs. Caswell, pastors. :,t
ing. You are invited to all, of 1 these
t- " ,
" - v:- First
Eapjict Gliurch
Liberty and Marion Sts. ;
Rer. ERNEST II. SHANKS
- A. M. THE SERVANT AND THE MASTER
?.1I-THE TSYCH0L0GY OF RELIGION .
? J Splendid inusii Jbo'tJx mciii!ir nd mtning-
Jh
Ths Church That VcIccme Strangers
(ConUnued from psga S; part 2)
ments,' and program all carried
out the Washington's birthday
motif. "At tha tloor Miss Columbia
and Uncle Sam receired the guesta
An .entertaining: jprogram of musi
cal ; rtiimbera' and , readings were
siren. - ' r .,'rv-
, ? :-:-';rs.r';-;
One of tire most largely attend
ed social vents of the month was
the' farewell reception glren on
fhiimfliiv m.m(m tiA rl w
(lethodist caarch honoring dt. and
Mrs. Blaine. E. Kirkpatrick, who
are leaving next week for Chi
cago Accompanied by their three
children, Truman, Mary Esther,
and Virginia Lois.
Three hundred friends of, and
workers, with, Dr Kirkpatrick
daring his Salem, pastorate,' were
present; for this -affair, with Mr.
K. P. Shanks the chalrmsn in
charge. " : . . ',- ' : . : i '
- Ronald C. -Glover presided; as
master of ceremonies. ; The pro
gram of, the evening was opened
with,, instrumental solos by Prof.
T. S. Roberts, followed, fcy the
tribute from the official .board,
with Dr.'B. L. Steeves as. spokes
man. vocal duet' was. given; by
the' ilisses'ilary" and. Faye Spaul
dlngr Willis Hawley tjare the
renins Tribute lor the Junior
official board. Mrs. La Jlolne
Ti. Clark Ta1ifl arreclatiTlT. in
chorch, while the tribute for tbe
community was iven by the Hev.'
T7ard :T.'ClLs Long., Preceding
Mr, Lord's tribate," piano numbers
were triren by Miss Eugenia Sav
age, : iK--,- -
Late, In the evening the guests
of. hnoT? vrerr presented, wltist
beautiful picture of Crater Lake,
L. 'Brady making the presenta
tion, and Dr. Kirkpatrick respond
ing for a gift which proved nnl
usually appropriate since ut; Kirk
patrick; has ; often v manifested a
great love. for the west, and since.
bis vacation: trjpulast. summer, pt
Crater Lake, in particular.
The evening closed ' with .'the
singing: of "Bleat Be the Tie That
Binds," . . .-.,
The church- rooms were beau
tifully decorated with many ' sea
sonal, flowers, C." P. "Brelthaupt.
assisted bjr the students, - attead-
ttg to the backgrounds. .
Panch was served . during the ;
evening by the YKK -lass, while
the ; Marion. Lawrence- and - Yonar- -
co classes zarnished home-made
cookies.
In ' the receiving line- for the
evening were Dr. and Mrs. Blaine
E. Kirkpatrick, the guests of hon
or; Dr. and , Mrs. M. C. Flndley,
president f the board; Mr. and
Mrs. EC. F. Shanks, superintendent
of the Sunday ; school ; Dean and
Mrs. George B. Alden, acting pres
ident of - Willamette; unlvermlry,
and ' Dr. and Mrs.- J. D. McCo-r-
xoick; representing Kimball school'
of - Theology, and ' ' Miss Adelia
White, : president of the Epworth
league. !
The line was introduced by Miss
Mary Findley, 1 director of relig
ious-education, . while . presidents
of the Young People's societies re
ceived at the door. ; r
The reception followed tbe reg
ular Thursday night devotional.
- .
The men of J the First Congre
gational ; church are looking for
ward to the brotherhood dinner
which will be an event of Wednes
day eveniag. - - The dinner will be
served at the church at 6 o'clock.
Miss ' Margaret Breltensteln ' and
Miss Thelma Toung who are fresh
men at Oregon: Agricultural col
lege . are spending ' the " week-end
at their homes In Salem. '
Salem music -lovers .will have
the pleasure of hearing: the fourth
MacDowell club concert on Friday
evening of this week at the Grand
theater - The concert will open at
8 : 3 0, when 3 5 voices will appear
under the baton of " Prof. , W. H
Boyer. ;
Miss Frida Stjerna, . to the de-
light of many Salem . friends,. has
been seevred as soloist. She will
not only sing dt group of Swedish
songs in peasant dress, but. also
an - English group in her famous
Jenny Lind costume. Miss Stjerna
is a young singer meeso-soprano
"whose work during , the past
seasons in Boston, New York and
Europe has worn the . commenda
tion of the critics and the pub-.
lie."
Representative Walter Russel of
Yamhill county, ' and r daughter
B.nby, were dinner guests at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Goff
rler on Friday evening.
- The Grax clnb met last night
at the YWCA. for a candy and
slumber party, followed with a
Washington's birthday breakfast
this morning. On Tuesday of last
week Miss Mary Erickson, presi
tjent of the club, entertained the
members of the club at a radio
party at her ? home in Salem
Heights.
The 15 members ia the group
include Miss Mary Erickson, Miss
Imogene Gardner, Miss Buth Sto
ver, Miss. Eva Hebel, Miss Bernice
Roberts, Miss ,Myrtle Smith, Miss
Irene Breithaupt, Miss Bernice
Malvey, Miss Loreta Varley, Miss
Lillian Rowe. Miss LaVInia Burgy.
Miss Valleda. J
Mr. and Mrs. Asashel are spend
ing the week-end at Agate Beach.
A delightful meeting of the
Leisare Hour , dm b was that held
on Wednesday when Mrs. F. W.
Stensloff entertained. - Invited
guests meeting with the members
were: Mrs. T. G. Hopkins of Al
bany, Mrs. Lou Harlow of Trout-
dale. Mrs. C K. SpauVliag, and
Mrs. Edgar Hartley.
r Others present Included: Mrs.
Charles A. Park, Mrs. John Scott,
Mrs. John Albert, Mrs. U. G. Ship
ley, Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Sr., T Mrs.
Kitty Graver, Mrs. M. N. Chap
man, Mrs. E. C. Small, Mrs. W. H.
Stensloff, Mrs. W. S. Moore, and
the -hestess, Mrs. F. W. Gteuslof f.
, For -tho Mareh meeting of the
Club Mrs. John Scott and Mrs,
John Albert will be the hostesses.
; The -members of the Woman's
Auxiliary ot St. Paul's church
were delightfully entertained on
Friday afternoon by Mrs. 13. H.
Moore. Plans were made for the
fiilmg of j two missionary boxes,
a work that the Auxiliary always
does during the Lenten season. At
the tea hour the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Edward Stewart
and Mrs. Wenlock. . -.v-'
. On the 20th of March the clnb
Will meet with Mrs. N. C Kafoury.
: The primary and junior depart
ments of .the. St. Paul church
school wfll be entertained with a
party on; Tuesday afternoon Im
mediately after school. '
; fn the evening, the public is
cordially invited; to the .benefit
evening of entertainment which. Is
ting 'planned. Two plays are an
women, and the other by the men)
tith dancing to fellow. : " .
Additional news from St. Paul's
larish . announces the ' last . of . the
series of lectures by the rector for
tomorrow evening ' In the chapeL
On Ash Wednesday -there -will -be
services atr 7 : J 0 and at 7 S : 3 0
o'clock fa: theTmorningwith, Llt
a.T aa; prayer ' at '7 : 45 - in the
yening. c j ; . " :, i- . -j "
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Chapter- AB.of the PEO sister
hood will entertain the members
of Chapter G tomorrow evening
at the: home - of Miss Dorothea
Stensloff at,1185 Court atreeL
; Mrs. Ffoyd . Siegmuad: r (Mary
Emma, jlawlitt) " whose marriage
was t an. event v of February. 7, at
the First Christian church was the
inspiration on Wednesday evening
for .a happy, surprise shower at
which - members of the THD club
were hostesses. , The gift to. the
bride was an .nnusually beautiful
silver service set. ,
Included in' the group : weret
Mrs. Siegmund, Miss Pauline Pat
terson, Miss Beta Claggett, Miss
Elsie Boynton,-Miss Edna Warden,
Miss Ruth. Walker, Miss Marlowe
Miller, Miss Irene Boje ,Miss Ber
tha .Miller, Miss Olive Casto, and
Miss Doris Borden.
Mr, Siegmund,' who is a gradu
ate of "- the Oregon Agricultareal
college with the class of re
ceiving-his degree from the school
of engineering, is a member of the
Theta Nu Phi fraternity. He is a
member of the faculty of the Sa
lem high school.
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Notes from Mrs. F. L. Purvine,
who. formerly lived in Salem, sent
from i her California address at
1351 Junlpero Avenue, tell of an
Oregon , picnic held on the eighth
of -the , month in ,., Bixby . Park,
Long .Beach. Ei i
- The list of guests as they reg
istered are as follows: Mr. and
Mrs. A. P.-Gardner, 1532 Apple-
ton street, .Long Beach; Mr. Den-
nlson; Mrs. L. G. Curtis; Mr.1 and
Mrs. F. L. ,. Purvine; , Miss Lora
Purvine; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pietz
old and daughter,- LaVelle, Can
yonville,.Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Henderson, 1453 , Qavlota street,
Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Dexter,: Coos Bay, now at 1W3
Roram Ave. . Wilmington, CaL;
Fred J. Deels, L&Fayette, Ore.,
1339 Pine 'Ave., Long Beach';
R. W. Phillips, MeMinnville, Ore.;
J. M.' Henderson, aad family, - Me
Minnville, Ore., 74 ( Rose Ave..
Long , Beach ; Mrs. . M..E. Eitel
gorge, Marguerite ' Hayes, Myrtle
Point Ore. ; Mr. and Mrs.' J. H.
Koltes, 4315 Llvlngstoa . Drive,
Long Beach; ; Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Johnson, Coquille, Ore.; Miss Net
tie Peugh, . 1444 Pine Ave., Long
Beach; Mr. ; and Mrs. J4 M Mc-
Kern, Pendleton, Ore.; F. H. Bush
man, 1 1180 Hoffman - St Long
Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice,
1254 Marshell St., Long - Beach,
Mrs. Louise Rice, 2651 Elm Are.,
Mrs. Flora McConrt and Mr. Joe
A. McCourt, Rice Hill, Ore.; From
Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Haw
ley, 568, S. Parcells St., Pomona;
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. : Yoran, Mrs.
C. A. I week. Pasadena ; Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Wing," Long Beach;
T. C. Boyd, Miss Clara Hager, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Gross, Mr. and Mrs.
S. C Dalton and sen Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. D. , Procter, Mr. and , Mrs.
L. N. Hoffner, Pasadena; Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Campbell and Herbert
L. Campbell, San Pedro; Mr. and
Mrs.' J. Msnen Kayes, ltoa - An
geles; L. Willis Kayes, Mary M.
Anderson and T. C. Anderson,
Mrs. M. H. Paul, Vernal Apts.,
Long Beach; Mrs. Day and Marion
Day, Mr. aad Mrs; Ltoyed E. Bell
man, Downey, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bellman, Mr. aad Mrs
Frank Bellman. San Pedro; John
Graul, Long Beach; Geo. Bloom,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Finsmith. 129
Glen wood St., Fullerton; and from
Portland: E. S. Crocker, 700 W.
First St., Long Beach: Charles H,
Thompson. Schyler hotel. Long
Beach; W. E. Hughes, 861 'Cali
fornia St., Long Beach; DrVL. O.
Hughes, 244 E. Broadway, Long
Beach; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ames,
Helene Ames, Mr. and Mrs; Lew
Ames and Miss Ehna Ames; Mr.
and Mrs. Nathen Hubbs, Route 1.
Fmllerton; Mr, and Mrs, B. R.
Shearer and "Mrs. Paul Shearer,
127 E. Whiting St. Fullerton.
The Pringle-Pleasant- Point
Social dab met with Mrs. H. Her.
risoa oa the SUvertpu road Thurs
day. The sewing period was de
voted to work n v ojuilt- which
the ladies expect to complete at
the next meeting. - pinner was
served at noon. The members' re
sponded to roll call with short
sayings appropriate to Washing-
ton's birthday. Several splendid
readings were givea hrMrs. JUnd.
r The members present were Mrs.
Quiaby. Mrs. Coburn. Mrs. Coatee.
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. 0. T. Jonfis,
Mrs. LT. J Clark, Mrs Tanderv
btlt, Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Yates. Mrs.
Mosher, Mrsw E. G. Clark, Mrs.
F, R dark, Mrs. Wechter, Mrs
Keys," Mrs. Harrison. Visitors
were Mrs. Lund, Mrs.' Elliott. The
next meeting will be held March
5, with Mrs. C T. Jones.
T FRUITLAflD, SOCIETY
Wednesday, Feb. 1 1 at high
neon. Mrs. . Naomi Crawford and
Sir. Frank Massee were united In
marriage. The ceremony was per
formed iy Rev, Paul Poling at the
name or. the bride's parents, Mr.
and -Mrs.. A. H. Runner. ,. Mr. P.
McConneli: of Portland acted as
groomsman isnd Mrs. Harvey Tobie
or -Keedsport. was. brldessoali,
Only a few close friends and rela
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has. completed an r excellent 365
day test in which she produced
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Of milk as a junior 2-year-old. She
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way throughout the year. ' '
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Poppy 181034 that Is by St. Mawes
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the Medal -of Merit cow Popelora ,
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