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MAEIOH COTJiTTT HOLIKZSS
t ASSOCIATION
The repnlar nil day monthly meeting
of the Marion County Holiness. Asiioria
t ion will b hplti arxt Tnfsday in the
Fre Methodist rlwrch at Woodburn.
Hraaching mie srr- at 10:30, 2 and
7 :.1i. Kt.- William Allan 4f the "Friends
. e'harrh of Srotts Mills will preai-h jn the
momins. Ro. Edjjar I. Sim of High-1-iimI
r'riends ehnrrh will preach in the
afternoon and liv.. V. - W.4jr f h
Kvangrliral rhnrrh " will prearh 1n the
ereninR. Hring jour inneheg and pend
the ilar; Hut tea and coffea will le fur
nikbmL free. Final arrangements r to be
made at this meeting tor the lig ramp
mealing at the state, fair ground in July
of tlii aumtnrr, Alt are invited to attend
the Hflfirn or this - da r, The meetings
are atrictly interdenominational.
T - ' J METHODIST
, f MARKET ST. FREK Corner of X.
AV inter and Market streets, Mortimer C
t'lurke, pastor. Kund- aohool at 9:45,
Ir, Frank. B.- Scltnts,: - superintendent,
f'lasses for all aisea and attend frearhiag
bourn It and 7 '". Clasa meeting of the
.ur 34etnodit te at 12:15 in the main
auaiitorinia led br Mr. Ida Garrett. Young
MMle'a meetin; ' at 6:30, H Martha
Jaiet, lad.. I'rayer and prais aervii-e
at :3f. ('itttaga pra.ver meeting each
Wednesday at t d'flwk at the borne
of Mr, t'amlin Jacknon, ' 14HJT, N, Win
ter street. I'hureh prayer meeting each
Thursday evening ar.'T:. i The pastor
preaehen Sunday morning nn the sulijeit,
'American Mothers II inilixt Mother A
Contrast."' Mrs.! lloirser will sing., "The
Tmndie lteri J'rayer." There will l
ijl M"King at liol It service nn Hnndiiy.
In the evening lie paator .will prearh on
vngliUii! ni.-'i.e. All are Invited to
attend the services and run will injo.v
the nlcri.lul spiritual ; atmft,iliere l thin
t'hnrt-St. ' : i i i' ' ! i . ! ' L i
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHri4t'll-i-!i"er f I.llierty
.mi; J'hetnrkata Mreei.: Hundar nurrtiuu!
ervl-e at 11 'rlek! rJnitdajr cti-nn
H, Mnhjwrt of le.n nermon. "Adam and
'alln Man.' 8unda arlionl aelon
, uiv.ne at 8:10 and It t. m. WeUiexday
eein tentimotiy meeting at H t'rhk.
lioadiiiK rtMm. KiB Mat-ir 'enipl". open
every da'. encept holiiUK'! an t Sunday
tro t 11:14 to p- m. All are rord'al
y ;ttte.t in ir ern-e aii'l . our
rendiiif room. - . ;
: BAMia; . -; '
FIRST Tomer l-Hwrty an.l Marion
atreeta. Kev. K. 11. rhatik, paor. IliMe
arhpol- :4", Ed 5hiiiike. anjKTlnten'l
nf. UradeA rlaea, for all-Fveiy
odr welcome. Morning wooltm P .-1-reiude:
"Home. Kweet, Home." Julia
ltve Kin Anthems "Mother, My
Hear" Treltalnr -MferUry : .ViotSn. .
Wte.'l. Helen .Selig. Voeal trio: t;itle
Mother of Mine.". Bor)iKh. Flor lied
ri-k, Rnt h Bedford, Uraee Hawk. ' Junior
atory atory: The 8on of Joe.hebed.8er
imon: "Mother. Benedirtiou.' FoMhide:
: fonrerto John Koone. B. P. t, :tM).
Topie: The tjamilr of Nation. All yoivng
; tieople are eordially invited- Intermediate
U Y p. V. at thei um honr. Kveuing
worship 8:00. Prelude: Old olka ay
Home Charlea Kankel. Readinea: - A;
i 'Boy'a Motner Riley.. A Boy'a Trilmte j
iuet, Htanlevt King. Solo: ' flonga My
..Mother Taught 'Me UvoraU, Jeaa I'earey
Holo: Mother,' Myj.Ive-Earley. Kenneth
Allan, Anthem: V Friend in the Jlomo
land llavena. Ofertory: Tiolin lo,.ae-,
leeteri, Helen Selig. r Mertnon r i he- Hong"
of ion. Benedietton. J'oatludet Moderatn
in Battwant Thnraday evening at :'
midweek prayer meeting. Kvorylmdy wel
fowe to the ehurt'h Ihttt welronte alrang
eta. . i - ;
CHRISTIAN A5D MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE TABKRNACLE
TT W . iMlr!lf ehool At --ii D. HI.
Claea 'fir ail aea. Ireaehing aerviee S
. m. SnhJeeti"Vne nnar wvnun
"Ire. Kvemng ; aervtee : unjec,
u l. limiind t" Tueidav evening
aerrk-e, trS.i'-Prgyrr nd praiae. rrtday
eveninz aervice, 7:43. It U expected that
Rev. W.i W. 1 Newberry will be preaetit
and prearh, Mr. Newberry in dean of the
Simpaon Bible School, Seattle. The young
leople ronduct their aervire in the Taher-
well and Mrs. Caawell. 173 S. Cottage St. J
BETHANY REFORMED CHURCH
Corner of Caprtol and ; Marion atreeta.
Sunday school 10 a. pt.. : and F.ngliBh
preaching aerviee II aj m. Nov evening
aervK'e. il. Ienny. ininiatrr.
' METHODIST EPISCAPAL
3MX, LEE MEM0K1AI Cprner
Winter od Jefferaoo atreeta. Take th
X. Commereial atreet ear to Jefferaon fcit.
Thomas Acheaon. pantor. Iroy Walker,
nuaiatant in charge of tha Junior church.
We try to make Jaaon Lee friendly
chnrrh.. The ptiblie i moat eonllally In
vited to join in ytr aervica on this eont
ini Lord's day. Sunday school ia at :45
at. bi.. Harry Carienter, auuerlntendent.
l"h' departments of oor aehool of retigiotia
edaentien armhle epratly and are
ttealcned to i meet the need of every
mrobrr of the , , femily and romtnanlty
front the youngevt w the oldeit. At 11
n. tn. ha adults iaaemhle lit the otain
auditorium for the peeial Mother's Day
aervire, while the young people, ages
to l meet downMaira under thenireetlon
of the Junior paktor with their own choir
nnd ushers and with aerviee specially
flesigned for the needs of their aee group.
T1m morning aervico upstairs is being
sponsored by the Kpworth League. Tbey
invite special guests the tnoth-rs of
the icomntnnity. Inclosing the friend
fror. tke Old People' Iloinend 'mi.tty
Vfi. Special recognition wt! bt t.ven
to the Oldest mother, the ye,unset moth
... ih. mnthtr hirin' tli larsest
familv. Ri Aeheson - will ltnliver the
t Iir JXest. The ehs.fr U proviainff
PpropHnts- -mnnir. m &j nni
i .1 An mv mrvA'i Vott invlt
th pjliK to unit wit'i . in paving a
Vi . .-. r. . v - . V- f ..S W a-r.t. sw21l
fti-rrl t m Method fsf OU
HoiBv. wtill 6:30 i th hour
- . I I. I J.MltM.al WM..W.
. Jndirs nf hftfh Iht WtlT And!
. . . I r . U l.a.sfc t i sr..l .i ! i .
rasln i fcHMr lt s-ms
AH tf r pwp r wrgsl lo rome
. a L- a a u a i w . a 9 L t i
. I . . s .4 A I a W .luimatniaHla
tor will ii tli to fi n i.rfi(.riu
"I llewp ei'jc Aonof errfn ton;
, Tttty faagTtf tna AU I Know)
Tn.r nsmee are WHAT mad WHY
.-., and WHEN. .,-...!,
.-f HOWmaa WHERE and WHO" !
t ities.us '
aT svas the DeclaratLoa ef Loe4oa
. . ..Y dooo tho data fog Ratter vajry t
WHEN was tho groat pyraaild of . : i
- Cheop built t ; j
RO W can you dlatlnsulsb mUrUI '
, mosquito t , ,
WHERE la Canberra ? ' ZeebroES 9
WKO was the ftTiIlboy of tho SIoahM 9
- Ar theso "ais men serving yoa toof
Civs them an ppportuoity by plmelag , i;
IS7T:ite:jltio:iai;
0;cTio:!Anr
In your horn,
chool. ofTico. "
club, library.
Thi"Saprem
AaUioritr" la &U
knowledge cfTers iern';-, '
' A f ) - f
1
immediate, constant. Ustlr., trost
worthy. Answers ail kinds cf ques
tion. A cenjtwx f,dYlQj:lnr
tnlarginj:, and porfectingr under ex
ectinj ca.re and hi jlasst KcioUrtti?
Insures accuracy, compUteneas,
compactness, authority. -.
i rH tor a ssmele pars of tv f'm TTaf-'S.
.Kjin of fcrtru -r oi Ir. i !-!", s
t-iw.K!t "You ts Jury." prv-e
t.ivss eermnsr t- , ,a sattUse
set of r jck a..,.
, c. c r.irr.r,Lei co.
Ci-AjtH. Llv. U. S. A. a-4. IZZJ e-
II I N I I , , . i . . . . ....
gospel message and Rev. Miles will be on
hand to give aa lead the eongregaticif in
a ruing shnx sprviee. W hold onr -id-week
meeting Thursdav evening at 7:1".
A general devotional eerviee will be cos
dnetetl fcy the patter betore we hreak np
into separate group for tpeeiaiised tn-'y.
Thei hoys meet in the Sondav scbooV an
nex! under the direction of Harvey Roser
and I.eroy Walker. On Wednesday at 2 :
p m.' the West Side Circle of the Ladies'
Aid mil irivo-their coffee -at th home
of Mrs. Lovefand, SOlO North Fifth St.
The boys of the Comrade dab announce
that on Saturday, evening at 7:3d they
will sponsor a stei-t-optican lecture
"Scenes from P i left ine," by . Prof. ri,.U,
Laugh (in, rh.D., who baa spent three
years jin the Holy ltnd. Jaxon Lee ia
malting an effort to miainter to the fpirit
nal and social needs of the people of
North Salenu You re -Invited to cooper
ate.! wild ns in achieving this worthy aim.
METHODIST 1
SIR8T Corner Mate and Chnreh Sts.
Minister, Fred C. Taj lor. Church prepa
ratory clsns, 9 a. in. Tearher, Miss Kiad
Iey4 Class meet in r, 9:11 a. ra. Xieader.
Uearge Litchfield, gunda.f school at VU-'
a. m. Huperintendent; M. II.. F. Khanks.
Twice recently our attendance has been
considerably over Wtxi. Hhe paworja sub
jectl for the morning worship service at
11 o'clock will bM"A Mother's Crown.'
nil fop the evening worship service at 8
O'clock, 'Christian Team-work." Junior
church! service at 1 1 o'clock in the annex.
Junior! Mother's Iv . sermon- by Miaa
Flndley will be "Standling Br.'f The
three U'pwort't Leagues will trcef In their
reteeive places at t 7 ol" c lor k. . Thr on gh
oul :ti1 d.iy the tttougltt f Mother will be,
uppermost Indeed thronghotit the week
it jWiik have a constant place In the
thduahf of First church. AH ariivltle will
be in 'keeping with the Instionat observ
anee of Mother's and Ilanghler'a week,
Fritfayi evening ther will! he an extensive
Mother's and lisuthfer'S bawnnet. This
banonet will be sponsored by tho men of
tni cntircn, l he nn.ir
meeting service
Thursibiy evening at: ft n
always an hour of rich
clock will be a
inspiration and
t'hritian fellowshln. All tniuii,. .i
trieoft nt titM rlitirch are urged to be
e.pecbilly thoughtful nnd faithful this
ehdrch
; r "Ti " Kr J" services of the
P"tTTeer in t
r?nST-Cnter mul llih ttro.t. T T
Evans.; minUter: Miss i ivian Whisler.
ehfrchi afcsitantgMia Slaftie Mitchell
miHionary Mother's' day IwLU lie observxl
in kiMH-iallv arranred
and; message for lieth morning and eve
ning services. At the nioiming hour Moth
er a fiod. Mother's Bible. Mother's Heav
MniS"l.h ePhaIaed in a dnet bv Mrs.
V,.i1. Miltonl.ei-g and Mrs. Gertrude Cher-
in a oio iy Atrs. Jtarry
Styles.! At 7;:iO erenin? serrio ihm m.
"W will be. illustrated bv three tableaux
of home life. The mitsic will be a special
iVur,!:."H,,me' Sweet Home," solo by
TristaiWenger: "Silver Threads Anion
f ne t tWd. .' duet by j Vivian Whisler and
Trista Wenser; "Sneet Ilottr of
nnartet At ibe-men's Bible class jn the
Bigh, theater -Mother's tlay program will
l given. Air women invited- to meet with
i..e men at :4.. i.wis Jory and Ilssel
Harper wUI lead the young people's Wet
ings at 0:30. . i
i 4 :j . fi. y-. j I;:.
INTERNATIONAL BTRXE STUDENTS
' ! i -..i ASSOCIATION j
lerby
ni v una every . Mil n hut In
uniining, nrner t'ourt and High
Bible ilmlv I A
streets
V ieir s
there
W. j W
Nitar.
lemple studv a p. m. At H o'ckH-k
will he a free pablie i lecture by
k. r''v""- ."Worlrf'a Jiidiment lay
Is World a Iistresa Precitraor of
Oarsf Is Ilia lllrlm. , f
Belter
or doea it come at death f How Ions will
the world s judgment dv Inst f What is
nieant jby TTbe Child Khali Hied an hun
dred years old I" Isaiah 63:2(1, When
only; will a person be condemned to the
second death, front s which there is no
resurrection 1. Com and hear these ques
tions and many otln-t- infertntin. .......
tidna pertaining, to the jutlgtnetvt day
I UNITARTAV
Cot tn ire and C!hmekt Hid I?.. xt.o.
tin Feresbetian. minister. Church school
at 10 la. ml Graded imtrnetinn n...
adults conducted by the minister. Mr.
Miles IMcKey, superintendent!. Devotions
al services at 11 a. m. Mothcr a Dar.
Mr.i Freshetian will have for 1 is subject,
"Motherhood." Mrs. Hallie Parrish
Hinges will sinr. Due to some misunder
standing It j was reported that various or
ganisational were invited to this especial
seryirtt. Of course all are' Invited who
hiiv no rhorch'affiliation, but tho special
invitation for the O. A. R. and allied or
gainisationa is for the twenty-fourth, the
Sunday preceding Memorial day. Mra. W,
'ti ion ni tne organ, i i
V UNITED BRETHREN
FIRST 'orner latli and Mission St..
Silmiay school at 10 a. m. We have effi.
clewt teachers and elasaen fr all ages.
Wei Hove a splendid school.! Come and
held to swell the nam tier. Presetting It
a. m. Subject. " Mot her,. Home and Hev
ert.'f , will obserte Mother's Dny with
at program by tho Snnday isclioot, ant)
apiironriate sermne. Mother esjieelaily
invite! to the morning service. Bring dad
siting,: we will have a gcod word for dsd.
Evening service. Christian Endi avor at 7.
Toie.! "Where and How Should Wo
Hpeiul Sunday!' Leader, W; W, Wella.
The; yonng people are especially invited
to this service.' Preachin- at 2 o'clock.
Hnbject, "Complete in Hime." ! Praver
meetin Wednesday evening at 7:30. Mrs.
Caltin Hida- class ; leader. Von org in
vited to attend any or all of! these serv
ice., Thin is the church for stranger and
common people. Too will be made to feel
at home. We will took for and .welcome
you. Come. C. W. Tibbet, pestor.
SEE YOU AT
Men's
Class
This Morning:, 9 :45
Three special numbers for Mother's
Day. All ladies are invited. Let's fill
the house, ii i
Bligh Theatre
J. J. EVANS, Teacher
.J, . a7T 7
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
SCANDINAVIAN IjIB and Mill Sts.
Patrick Dahlin. pastor. Sunday school Ml
a. m. Cunt. Anderson, superintendent.
Moruinx service in ttwedisb at 11 s. m.
Epwortii League 7:15 p. ra. .. fcvenini
service 8 p. m.' The mootbly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid wilt be held aa the
home of Mrs. Okerheyg. i"10 Jndsr.n St
on -Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Thnfsday , at
7:3 p. ui prayer meein You are
cordially invited to onr aervicee,
EYANGEiaCAI
' Seventeenth and t'hentcketa streetC T.
W. Iiuner. ttastor.? Sermon at 11 a,. ra.
Snbjeet. "Mother's Church," Special
music at this service.' Kvaogelieal - teaetse
at 7 p. m. Leader, Forest TH-day.- The
sermow will.be at-it - mw Sunderv a-bowl
at 10 a. m., O. R, Straosbaugh, pt.
Praytr aervires-Tharsday, evening. ,
EPISCOPAL . . . .
ST. PAVL'S Chnrrfr St. at Ctemeke.
Rev. II. Duncan Chambers, rector. Holy
KnrhariKt in the chapei at 7 :30 a., m.
hnrch school at 9:41. to which all ehik
dren are invited. .Morning prater and
aermon- hy the -rector at 11 a. . "The
latter service will have in mind "Moth
era Day." The Young People's Fellow
ship will meet in the parhh honse. at 7
p. m. and a program will be, give-ia
honor of the mothers. St. Paul's extends
a hearty welcome to ell to worship..
spirittaIist
. The-First Spiritualist will hold special
services on Mother's Iay in the W- O.
hall. Reverend F. W. Parker will be the
speaker, and Mr. Fred Anderson will" he.
means r'e bearer. A good rniwu-il program
will be given. A cordial welcome is ex
tended to tin-public.
NAZARENB
'Nineteenth and Vlarmn atrepts.-s.iC. II.
Hopkins, minister. Sunday sehoel at W:t"
a. m. W. B. Hardy, superintendert. 1 1 1 a.
m.,- Mother'a Dny ncrviee. - Sermrtn by
Mrs. C. II. Hopkins. Hubjeet. "Mother's
Day. There will be siieciti singing at
this serviie. A solo b" Xliss flattie Meg
gers, and urn Hie by the Natsrene orches.
tra. Youne peojilcs meeting 7 p. m Miss
llattie Meevers.i presiiient. Evening; serv
ice at 8 o'clock. Subject, "Prepare to
Meet find." Wednesday evening at H
o'clock -prayer and -raie service. Every-hod-
welcome.
' " TRIENDS ! 1
inOHLANIWt'ortier rilghlanVl Ave.
and Church St. Edgar P. Mima, panlor,
riiindnv services: Bible school at III I,
ni Walter- Stanton, einpt. Meeting for
worship at It a. in. and 4 p. in. ' E, 7
p, m. Midweek prayer meeting Thursday
evenlr- at 8 o'clock. Evrrynn welromt
to theo services. j '
LUTHERAN 1
CHRIST EVANUELtCAL Stat and
Eighteenth Sts., O. Koehler. pastor. Sun-'
day school at P::iO a. m. Divine service
in English at 10:30 a. ni. Tho congrega
tion will observe Mother's Day and the
pastor will . preach on . "Onr Christian
Home." Young people's meeting at; '2:30
p. m. There will be no evening servipe.
The Brotherhood meets on Monday at
7:SI0 p. m. 'i he Hreaa soeietv meets with
Mrs. J. Weisel on Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Strangera are welcome. j
FRIENDS 1
SOUTH SALEM Comer of Washing
ton and Commercial Streets. Carl F. and
Minnie G'. Miller, pastors. Sunday aehool
10 a. m.. Dr. Carl E. Miller, superintend
ent. Worship .11 a. m. Sermon subject,
"Mother'a Influence." Christian Endeav
or, 7 p. ra. Evening service, 8 p. m.; Sub
ject, "Woman's Opportunity. Prayer
neeiing i nursaay n p. m. ,
. CHURCH OP .GOD .
lT4ff X. Church St. J. J. tiillesuie. nas
for. Suitable teachers for all the rlaasesj
in tne Minnav school which begins at 10
a. m. Short Mother's Day program! after
Monday school- and preaching service fol
lowing the program. Young people's serv
ice by a son testimony and preaching
servlro at 7:KJ. Singing class Wednesday
evening a 7 p. m, and the regular week
ly prayer service at 7!30. l.esder for tilt
prayer meeting will be l.oyal Knox, i
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
LESLIE Ho ii Hi Commercial and My
ers streets. H. F. Pembertoa, pastor. You
are cordially invited to attend thei serv.
ices of this ehurch a follows: Sunday
school at W:4V E. A, Rboten, Supt, You
find class for yourself and th
children. Bible study msk.es for Chris
tian character. The Intermediate League
meets at o:30 in Leslie Hail. Leslie
League meets at 7 In the church conduct
ing the first half-hour of tho twilight
service. This Is followed by a short ser
mon at 7:30 closing at 8:15. Excellent
music and a Jive hour with the young
people and your neighbors. Morning wor
ship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject j "On?
Mother'a Religion Have We aa Good!"
The evening subject is "The Conquered
Conquering." Come with ns t or j these
meetings.. Yon will enjoy the excellent
music by the chorus choir, the Christian
fellowship, tho homelike atmosphere and
the plain gosnel preaching. Make this
your church. Strangers and visitors es
pecially welcome.
'- CHURCH OP CHRIST
COCRT STREET Corner Court and
.. 17th Sts. K. L. Putnam, minister.
Bible school 0:45 a. m., Chris 3. Kowita,
Supt,. Music furnished by Miss Turner'
orchestra. This t Mothers.. Day. : Let's
come aoo strong to Bible aehool In honor
of onr mothers. The primsry children will
render a brief exercise at the rinse of
the school. Junior for tho children after
the communion service. Lord's Supper al
11 a. m. Special Mother' ITttv aertle
following. Duet: "Mother. O Mv Mothr
er," by Mr. and Mrs. .F. N. . Woodry.
Sermon-: "Mother." Tbo gospel teams
will visit the shut-Ins in the afternoon.
Christian-Endeavor , 7 p. m. Senior and
Intermediates- meet at same time. -Young
people invited. Evangelistic serriew p.
m. An illustrated song "Mv Mother's
Irayer." Sermon: "The Son of Man Lord
of the Sabbath." Thursday "Church
Day." The Mary-Martha soMetr meets at
2 p. m. Volunteer meeting 6:45. Stereop
ticon. pictures and -lecture on- the ! Bible
Land and its People ' No. 3 t 17:3a.
Church social r-9 p. m. Fridav the I.avsl
Volunteers will give an old fnshioned
Bible
siisiw tuaiiw ga I
M8e tY A
TauwtTetscarsrrsgr
RED BAND
Renewing Your Old House
MOST of us have seen examples of
the successful and consequently
beautiful use of port land eeruent
stucco as an exterior finish. Practically
aU..of.he Lave he n Bew- etruc
turea, and it mar never have occurred
to the home owner that to give his
house a new dress with this fire-safe,
permanent building; material prac
tically makes the old house new.
The increased ue of stucco as an ex
terior finish has developed a variety
of texture and color, whlh gives the
new j or remodeled home owner a
choice from a large number of artistic
and beautiful cfTect. .-..-The ;hotne
builder and the architect can easily
agree on portlA-nd content stucco as
art . ideal material, possessing the
maxirnum of utility, adaptability,
and beauty. The owner will choose
.the texture and color he uVaires, and
the architect will know how best to
produce the artlstla effects demauded.
Details of construction of a stucco
school ' entertainment nnd Imx supper.
Tli is will be the soils I trert of the seal-on.
If ) oit want to live .inr airmn your
voutliful days, then come nby the 'fun.
I'u any and all these servi'-s we invite
you. Come for a hearty welcome await
you. it
GOOD TIDINGS MISSION.
343 ',4 Court St. O. S. Johnson, pastor.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Services at 3
and 8 p. m. - Meet ins on-Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. Young peo
ples meeting on Frid- - evening. All the
meeting are spiritnal and uplighting.
Com and worshm with us. Lively singing,
earnest ' testimonials, spirit filled messag
es.' It ia the old time gospel of salvation.
Baptism with the Holy Spirit. Everybody
invited.;
EVANGELIC Alt
FIRST Liberty and Center. C. C. Po
ling, pastor. Regular services Sunday,
May loth, both morning and evening. At
11 a. m. the subject will be "Honor Thy
Mother. In the evening at 9 p. m. the
s.ilje t will he "Christ Our Perfor: Ex
ample, it Special music at rooming serv.
lee. Church school r 0:45. Orchestra : of
pieces will add Interest to the service.
Cle for all grades and ages. Tiu A!
brith Hrotherhood class Invites men who
Rev.
MOTHER'S
Morning 'sermon
Evening sermon
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Solos, Readings, Anthems, Instrumental Music.
Bright and Cheerful Services '
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Adeq
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The successful farmer of the present day must
have sufficient and modern equipment to obtain
the maximum yield from his land. But many
progressive farmers are hindered by iack of mon
ey to properly equip their farms. i
Here at Hawkins & Roberts, we loan farmers
money for the above or other good reasons. "What
ever your financial problem may be, let us know
and we shall bev willing to assist you within the
limits of legitimate practice.".
Your, dleadquarters for Investmeat
Can Also le Made Here
Mortcagi Loans
bonds and y
Invcbthcnts
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stapled to th furrinsr atrii,
first stucco coat is applied directly on
the metal which also arts as a rein
forcing material. . This aJiould hei com
pletely imbeddtnl in tho first eoa;t4 In
iisivlnr lists nnA Kna nf tikWlasul Mam-
.1V Lt.i. -.i t a ' ,
merit with three cubic feet, of jsand,
anu nro , pouiiui or nyniatea junta.
Mixing must be thoronli to eliminate
streaky surfaces., . A ..:.
To4 make ;ool portland cennent
stucco, the. reitiforcinjr and base jcoata
must be properly a plied. The rein
furceinent must be continuous over
the entire- mirface, and, the juUita
must lie well lapjie.l and nailiMl r
tied tugethcr, l.ai'li mat niiia, drr
thoroiM-hly before the next coat; u
appiied. ! i ' i :
are not listed sn. vis here els to joitt tbetn
In tbelr room In basement of the ijbitreh,
the pastor fa the teacher. A hearty wel
come to all wliti raise. The fi t istfSnt Kn--deavor
will meet at 7 p. m a fill I at
tendance is exported. The junior rlmrcli
will meet in their room at 11 a. ni Mid
week eervice r Thnrsday evening. (The
memliers ore nred -to attend tits mid
week services. All others are welcome..
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i CASTLK 1743-Nebn Ave. Itevl f. C.
Mower, - --or. Bible school 9 :4. j a. m.
lrearhing 11 n. ra. This irill 1 Mother's
lhtj-t AH aervieaw devoted -to. the' Mothers.
Y. P. C.i K. Senior, ( Intermediate - and
Junior S p at. Preaching mibjex-t : VJob'a
Tbreo Daughters." This service -ts-ill be
for mother's ;an?bter. - To all aervirea
you. are -invitedc .This church is advanc
ing in all orrnaizfitiona nd yon W1 find
a place to help in advancing all parts for
a greater rhurch. .
! i rRESSTTERIAH J .
1FJKST n Church hit. between The
meketa and Center ,. Sts. . Ward, j Willi
Long, minister. :30 s. in.. Sunday hrbool.
Mr. If. K. Barrett, Supt.. Tri-C t'1s.nd
the ilea's Jtilile- el ass. ravel in Kirilona
Parlors, rorner Chemekcta en.l Cuttstte
Sis., east entrance. All Other iHusses
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finish aire shown ia the accompanying
drawing. Waterproof or,- building
paper is : fastened to the tiding.
Furring strip. are then nailed to the
studding, , directly outside . tne: .build
in paper, ilttal lath U securely
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Liberty and Marion Sts. i
ERNEST II. SHANKS
DAY PROGRAM
"MOTHER!.-. .
: "THE SONGS OF ZIOKf
Welcomes Stximgcra
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Equipment
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meet ia and about the church btuldtng.
11:0O a. m.. Morning worship. The serv
ice will toe in the. nature of a Memorial
to Mothers what ! have passed away dur
ing the year. Sermon, "Mothers Who
Xever- Die," by the minister. The . choir
will sing .'.Mother My Dear," Treharne,
and Mr. Robertson will ein V Mother,
Oh My Mother, V. KalL 4:M p. C.irl
fceaerve Mother".. Day program in this
rhnrrh. 7 :iM p. m.. Ymng Peotile'a socie
ties in their respective rooms at tho
rhareh. :0O p. -ims. Serrton,. "The Cost
of a (iood Conwrienc," tbe minister. Spe
cial Mother'a Day tnnsJciriil He rendered
by the. choir. Quartet. "'Angel Voices
Kver Singing," Shelley- Anthem. Moth
er My ler, Treharne ? Solo. . 'Dream
ing of Home and Mother. - Uretway.. r.y
Jeon Jeani-un; Solo. "Life's tiardeo,'
Bond.' hv Mrs. Resecrans. tra-to ashers
will include "KveBsons'! To My Moth
er), Johnston. The -offertory will be a
violin solo. The Songs Mv Mother
Taught Me" Dvorak, by Leonard Chad-
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
rtuuday school will convene at 10
o clock with classes for all-ages. .: ,
Morning Worship at 11 o'clock, sub
ject: ,To Trne; Mothe" with Kpeeial
mnsie, a vjower of flowers, and Inspiration
for all cowers., t . -k . - - .
Evening Worshin at 8 o clock : sub
ject: "The Secret of Happiness." Come
and find the secret and, apply it to your
life. v- -J i - - -- 4
Christian Endeavor meets at 7 o clock.
snbjeet: "How shall wo spend Sunday!"
A cordial invitation j tivt-n to the pub-
lie to attend these services. Charles K.
Ward, Pastor.
FULL GOSPEL MISSION -
331 Mission street. Phone 14.1W. Ser
vice Sunday USOand 7:30 p. m Wednes
day night at ":",' other nights in out
lying district. The Lord is greatly bless
ing tli Sunday afternoon service which
J 'hle study, for faith comes by bearing,
eWiieving ,nI obeying the Word of Hod.
Earnestly contend for the faith once de
livered unto the. Saints," Judo 3. - Many
are rejnirlng these iliiys la the fact that
Jesus Christ Is the Same Yesterday,
Today and Forever,' Ileb. Ia:. We are
careful to follow in the very footsteps of
the first century: .church as recorded ia
the Acts of the Apostles and Uod Is "Con
firming His With Hign following, Matk
J 0 ; 1 . Jo. Kverybody Welcome, Cornel t-
CENTRAX. CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday Hi h mil at the usual hour, ten
o'clock, C. C. Ilarrts, superintendent,
following this will be a spm-lal program
to be given in honor of Mothers' Day.
In addition there will be a visiting team
of volunteer from Pacific I'nlversUy who
ill render an nttrartive program as fol
lows: violin solo. Hen Bailey; vocal solo,
Thetvin llevertdge: talk, Leonard Alley.
Christian Kndeavor wHl-meet st seven
'clock with Norval Edward In rharte.
Kegiriar Tiervice.s at eight o'clock. The
address of the evening will be given by
Prof. Tuttle who will be with the visiting
team from Pacific University,
CHURCH OF CHRIST
iMeets each. Tueausy at 10:00-a. nt.
for Bible stady . and wort-hip, again mt
:S0 p. m.'for Bible stndy. Brother Love
will presrh May 10th, at 1 1 :Ort a. in.
Vtsitora and strangers are welcome, at
corner of Shipping, and Cottage fctreets.
TACTFUL, HEMJXDER
Clarence: "Now, just between
you and me
Helen: "There's about 1Q inch
es of davenport;' Mary Dyng.
The Latest and Best
type of funeral car is the sedan
type, which can hardly be deter
mined from a large and luxurious
closed car. It is far m6re appro
priate than . the black-draped mo
torized versions of the old horse-
drawn affairs.
Our new Redan
enables us to serve you better. . It
is .because it is the best possible
that we bought it.
FUNFIAI
a. P" af
Duskv Kina Won Over
To Honoring St. Patrick
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IIONOLULtT, Belierlnr tbat
March IT was the best day In the
year for birthday celebrations; no
matter in .whose honor, a yonng
Irishman, nearly 100 yearsj ago,
drifted to the Hawaiian Island and
upset the records of local history.
Only recently wa9 the error dis
covered by. the.. Daughters and
Sons of Hawaiian Warriors, who
have set the matter straight.
The wandering Irishman? ; be
came the boon, companion', of . the
kind of Hawaii, Kamehameba III,
and learned to his -distress . that
the king was In tbe habit pt celeb
rating his birthday on the day be
wasborn", August 11. He explain
ed to the king why this should
not be, and adTanced colorful ar
guments for, a change to March
17. The friendly king consented,
and kept up the practice as long
Many.
New, iSpnns
Patterns
Just' Arrived
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See them and you'll want Mosher to tnilor a new Spring
Suit for you. ITave it made for YOU. ,
Come ill Monday -
D.MlMosher
T.ULOU TO 3IEX AND WOMEN
474 "Court St.
tvbe funeral Car
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Where Personal Checks Cannot Be Catlicd
As you travel through country this summer .where yon arc
not known. anjd need additional .funds, you "will very seldom
lie able to cash your personal check. Even if you do, there
is always the danger of. losing money received.
If you obtain A. It. C. Travelers Cheques here at the
United States National before you start your travel, yeu can
tender them anywhere and they will be recognized tho sirao
ns cash. Sloj'Vovcr, Joss of them is not a loss to you for they
are "of no benefit to anyone but yourself.
United State:
National Benk
Salcm.tDrog6h :
as he lived.
Preparing a set of tal! a.1; far
presentation next June, to fco&or
4 King Kamehameha the Sona ad
Daughters found conflicting rec
ord?; some set forth lie was; born
August: 11 and others March 17.
Archives finally fixed the date aa
in August, and then some old
timer came forward with the story
of the roving admirer of St. Pat
rick.
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Lendorf Complained of Old
of Gentle Streams of Traffic
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fic problems hundreds - of; years
before the automobile, aa ever
thought of. Old Looks set forth
that, in the beginning of the 17th
century," trarfic troubles were so
acute that a contemporary wrote
an article on the subject entitled:
;"Coach j and, Sedan, , Pleasantly
Disputing for Peace and Prece
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