The Oregon statesman., June 28, 1925, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 28, 1925
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Meetinrrs are held vrrrr Sandar in
Derby building corner of Court and High
RU. Bible atudjr' 10 to 12 a. m.. iUrk
lel'a Temple atudy 3 o. m. Funeral
erred free ia Salem and Ttcinity. "Are
Prevent Nation Uod'a Kingdom !" When
Ve spaak of Christendoia aome bare won
dered whether that implies . that .Christ
kingdom is bow in operation. Certain it
Is that much at rife and perplexity and
fronfusion are ia the world resulting; from
the disodrer caused by the world war.
pi any atatasmea frankly admit their ia
ability ta restora order out of the con
fTnsed condition. " Believing that a proper
i.ointkn f the pmtr! choktte coaditions
will relieve th perplexity of many minds
aad restora confidence and hope for the
fntura the local branch of the I. B. S. A,
k' arranged for' a free public lecture on
hhe a bora snbject Sunday, June '20. S p.
ira., by W. W. Flynn.
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, METHODIST
CKXTER STKIKT 13th and Center.
A. V. liiimer. . pastor, residence: 684 K.
Winter, phone 630M. , Service 11a. m.I
( p. m. Sermon topicei What Jesus
Uirea and DiJbi study. Sunday school
IB clock. - r.pworth ieasme 7:80.-Etwh
inr service in Knetiih. ' Voa are kindlv
invitea to attend. . .
LESLIE M. E. S. Commercial and
Myers Sts., H. F. Pemberton.
residence: 348 Myers St.. phone I88J1
Services II a. m.. and 8 t. m.
Topicar ine I. n a lien re of Jmi mil an:
proved T'nto God. Sundsy school 9:43
. m., , i.. A. KhOtan. sunerintadnt'
Leslie ipworth Leszue " meet ia '. the
charcB as 7. intermediate Leaeue meets
in Letlie Hall at 7. All vaunt- neonla
are invited to attend these meetmrs. Ki.
ble atndy and prayer meeting; Thursday
evening at 7:30. Tou will be rested and
mxpirea oy spenainr a Kundar in worafcin.
Things helpful to yonr daily life will bo
brought to your attention and you will ba
gla- yoti came.. Strangers aad . visitor
especially welcome.
' CHXI8TIAK
FIRST Center and High St.. J. J.
Evans, pastor,, residence: 544 Center St..
phone 1973. Assistant pastor, Vivian
G. Whisler, residence:: 1137 Court 'St..
phone 1403W. Beeanae of the convention
of the churches of Christ- being held at
Tamer, Jane 27, July 5th there will be
no service held o this church these next
two Sundays. , We hope that all who ran
will avail themselves of the opportunity
of attending ih services t Turner. Rer;
J. J. ans-has reioraed from hia vaca
tion trip, in California and may bo found
in bis offiea-at the church.'
-SCAXniXAVIAX ISth and Mill St.;
Patnk Oahlm. paster, resFdenee: 2093
Trade St., phone 877J. Service 11 a. m.j
:nv p. to. ey, u. v House ot seat
tie ifill eondi the' morning service'. Sun
day school 10 a. tj Gust Anderson, su
permtendent. On Sunday afternoon,
members hod friends of the church will
father- in the home of Cbarlea Anderson,
8lem Heichts, where the evening' aervice
wii d . neia. i oorsaay .,7i30 prsynr
meetinir. The Sunday school meeting -will
on una on rTiaay 7:3t p. m.. . in hte
home of Mrs., Steastrom. 2095 Trade St-;
.We. extend to all a hearty, invitation to.
avieua our services.
TTKITED BRETHBEN- i
GASTLE ITth and Nehraskai A venae.
Z. C- Mower,; psston Service
m.. and 8 r. m. Sermon tnnicaj
Opthnism and Children's Day. .Sunday
cnooi iu a. m.. u. tr. wells, superintend
dtt. Young- peoples' ' msetings : Seniori
Intermediate and Junior. ryer service
ana Bible study every Thursday evening.
KAZAKEKE ' r-'. ,. - '
19th and Msrion .Sts, C. H. Hopkins,
pastor, -residence I960 Marion St., Mary.
Ik; Hopkins, assistant '-pastor, residence:
I960 -Marion St. Service 11 m. m., and
" P.- m. oerrnon Top?ra 7 cray in ' the
nauas oi ine I'Dtfer and r: tern si Punish
ment.' Sundsy rrhoel 9:45 a. m.. W. B.
Hardy, enperinfendent. Young peoples'
meeting 7 o'clock. toDie: India. Clarence
LitwUler. -president. Wednesday evening
i j u ciock prayer ana praise meeting,
led. by the pastor. All are welcome. x
KEFOSJCBD
BETHAXY--Coroer of Capitol and
Marion Sts.. M. Denny, pastor, residence:
988 Marion Sf, phone 443 W. English
services II a. m. Sunday school 10 a.
Bi., tVeiT l;..Kruse, superintendent. , l K
, CHEISTIAK AND UISSXOHAST
AXLIAKCE
, Ferry St.. II. Y.: and Mrs. Caswell,
pastors, residence 173 S. Cottage, phone
1434J. 'Services ,3' and 7:43 p. m. Ser
mon: topics: Christ's. CompaK&ion for' the
Sick and Four Things J oh Believed. Sun
day school 2 p. m.. Mrs. J. Wilson, ao
nermfendeat. Yonng- people meeting
Sarurdar evenrar 7 and 8. Taesdav nrav-
erltnd praise, Friday even it? Bible study.
Buajeei, econa coming or Christ. ;
TBIEKDS
4 SOUTH SALCM Commercial and
Washington. Carl P. and Minnie .' Miller
pastortt residence 1835 Libertv St.. nhone
t133R. Services 11 a. m.. and 8 p. m.
t 1 Swooj topic: Ood.-the Father. Sunday
n BCBroi iu a. m nr. van k. Miner, an-
perintendent. Christian Endeavor 7 p.
' m. - Mid week prayer meeting Thursday
8 -p. m. Following prayer meeting is
; monthly business meeting.
MrSSXOK '
CLAD TIDINGS 343 Court St C.
Johnson, pastor, residence: 1935 Mai
pie- Ave. Services 3" and 8 p. to. Sunday
'school 2 p. m.. S. Berkey, superintendent.
t Young . peoples' ' meeting Fridty . ef eninic.
Tuesday, .Thursday ad Saturday even
fns Bible atndy-ar.d prayer -for-the siek.
Wedaeedav and Fridav afternoons . at
2:30 -Full gospel teaching. We pray for
the aick, brin? them.-Everybody welcome.
, FCLL GOSPEI251 Mission St.. B. V.
Biillock, -pastor, residence, 251 Mission
tt., phone 1439W. Sunday school '-i :30
y. m. Week day- service Thursday evenr
. iut at 7:43. The Lord ia greatly blessing
. s we press, on ; toward the i goat t the
early church. We are living in the dayt
of Hi - preparation- of Hi - Bride, -the
church. Naham 3:3,4. It ia only- aa we
"walk in the light" that we shall finally
be purged from every-spot and made, ready
"for Hia romiat. John 1:7. Eph. 5:28.
27. Our Sundsy afternoon' meeting wiU
' he held in the Marlon- Square park at
1:30. A fiery evagelitist and his- wife
are with -na 'from - Lot Angeles. - Also
mission sry from India. Every body coma
expecting "times of refreshing from the
presence oi sue Jjora.T
TEEB METHODIST .
MARKET 8TKKT Cornee ot V. Win
ter and -Market .. Mortimer C. Clarke,
paatoa, Snnday achooi 9:43 a. n.'liir.
Prank S.-Shutz. superintendent. Classes
for all sizes and . age. The first quar
terly session -f th Willamette Valley
District is being neld here: over Sunday.
Love Feast at 10:30 a. m. i Preaching 11
a. a by Rer. W. f Coffee, followtd by
the sacrament ef the Lord's supper.' ; Mis
sionary meeting in the afternoon -at 3
o'clock. Address by Urs. Oraea S. Ed
wards, returned missionary- - from' India.
Young peoples' meeting at :80 Miss
Martha Jaquet, leader. . Praise service at
7:38. Preaching at 8. Yew are cordially
invited to all these services.
COVCFSSOATIOITAX !
FIRST---CVnter and Liberty Streets.
Charles E.Ward. pastor, residence; 440
Center St., phone ;591R Service It
a. m and 8 p. m. r Sermon topics r The
Sew, Commandmant . and ..Rain Da.'
Special mnsi by the quartet at both ser
vices. Sunday school 10 a. m.. Hark
McOallister, - saperintendeat. Thursday
evening at t o'clock 1 we shsll continue
the study of the Gospel of Mark W e
trrge alh onr member- and' frienda to- at
tend morning warship and share in the
Communion aervice- and welcome the new
member who are to unite with- the chnrch;
Th evening service will be of special dn
terest to all with the presentation of
"Ram Daa" greatest missionary movinS
picture yet made. Thia picture ia inter
denominational in character so we invite
II who are interested in foreign mission-
aey work to see it.
XaTTTHEXAH
CHRIST EVANGELICAL 1750 State"
St.. G. Koehler, pastor,' residence: 1750
State 8t, phone S99R. .Seryices 10:3Q
a. m. Sermon topic: "Our Missions.'
I Sunday . school 9:30 a.' m. "Serviee in
jungiisn.- dir. r rea i neuer. s stuaent t
theology will give sn address. Ko even
ing service. . ' . , . . s
' S APT 1ST !
FIRST Liberty- end-Marion Sts., Rev;
Ernest H. Sl'snke. pastor., Morning wor
Ernest H. Khanlt, psstor. Morning wor-i
Rangoon. Burma. -tAnthem; 'The gil
ent Sea." NeidUager. Vocal trio: "Kear
er Thy Presence," Petrie: Miss - Ruth
Bedford, Miss- Mager and Fred Broer.
The evening worship at 8 p.' in. .A grand,
prelnde ef the evening worship, will be n
splendid musical program. -A Steinway
Duo-Art piano wil! be pUyed sy tnnsicians
from Portland. The following numbers
win He given: "iTeiuae in (J SBsrp
Mtnor. Rachrnoft:- - Jieibestrnaoa.
Lisxt. a played by Rudolph Ganz; "Etude
Op. 10 No.. 8." Chopin., by Gabrilovitscb i
"'Minuet," Ignaee Jan.,lderiwki; '.'At
the Spring." Liszt a played by ' Alfred
Gortot. Violin, solo. .tMareb.!- 'Chopin.
Miss Helen Selig.' Two". : vocal ' 'Solon
"Open the Gates." Knspp, by Mrs. Ken,
neth. Allen and "Life Eternal.' Fox; by
Miss Kuth Uitaty of i acema,. wasn. The
choir will aing as -an ! anthem.- 0 The
I Had Wings," Havena. Sermon by the
paster. - Rvence and Religion. The
church that welcomes strangers.
"The Dimensions of the Kingdom VThe
Junior chnrch. uader the leadership of
Rr:vWlkwp will meet down tUirs st tl
m. onnj. people wel-ome. Sundsy
schoor.-45 s. n. Sdperrntendent, Harry
Carpenter. YouSg people meeting. Wes
ley sud Epworth leagues will meet for
devotional meeting at 7 p. m. They will
have separate rooma "down stairs, and
will be- glad te have -atraagers -and he
adult member of the congregation join
them i their' service. Week-day services :
Wednesday, an all day meeting of 'the
ladies' rganisatione at the chnrch be
ginning at 9:30 a. m. Business meetings
will be held "for the Ladies' Aid society
at- 10:8O a. a. for the Woman's H. M.
S. at 1:30. and the.W. F. M. S. at 3
p. m. Lunch served at- noon hour. The
aervices of the "day "will be evangelistic
and spiritusl. The choir wilt furnish spe
cial music both morning a ad evening. Our
large airy atone church will furnish a
cool refreshing place in which to wor
ship:' , ' .: j
FIRST State and Church Sts. Pastor:
Fred C. Taylor. Residence! 636 State St.
Phone 974." Services 11 ay tn. and 8 p. ra.
Sermon topics: "Tuning In," and "The
Master's Message to - Men." Sunday
school: 9:45 a. . Superintendent; H. J.
Shanks PaCil -sermon by the pastor to
the children Sunday morning on "The
Boy Who Tuned In." Week-day services :
Thursday 8 p. m., led by the pastor.
Fifteen minute program by - the - Queen
Esther Cirele of First Chnrch on Thurs
day evening before the praise and prayer
service. -; ' -
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EPISCOPAL j
ST. PArL'S Church at Chemeketa,
Rev. H. -Duncan - Chambers, rector, resi
dence: 560 Chemeketa. phone' 1045J. Holy
Eucharist 7:80 in. the rbapeL Morning
school 9:45 a. m. Yonag - peoples fei'
lowship 7 p. ny , .
CEXTKAI. COKGEEOATIONA1. CHTTECH
'-Address Nineteenth ssi Perry, -Regular
services will be held. Snnday, June
29th. Sunday school at 10 a. m. C. C,
Harris, superintendent-. At 11 'clock a
short . religions aerviee; leader. Cart
Schaffer. Special program of songs, talks
and recitations.' Rev. Thomas McCamsnt
of -Portland who will preach in the even
inr. will make a abort address. Christian
Endeavor at 7 p. ro. The evening aervice
will be condneted" by Rev.' MeCamant. The
choir offers a full musical program. Mis
Peart Eyre will direct the chorus; solo by
Ronald Craven ; violin aole - by Leonard
Chad wick. A full attendance of - mem
ber and f rienda , ia 1 expected. ,
PRSSEYTERIAS
FIRST Chnrch St. between Chemek
eta and Center Sts. 0:30 a. m. Sunday
school. The me a Bible class will' meet
in: Riedon's Parlor. The Tri-C class will
meet- at the home of Mrs. Heater. -334
N. Winter St.. and alt .othericlasses will
meet ia the church building and annex.
1 1 a. m. -Meraiag worship. Sermon by
Jr. Wallace IL Ijee ef ;Albny. Oregon.
The " choir will sing1 "The- Earth is; the
Lord's.' Hosmer.. Organ numbers "Im
promptu." Tavlor; "Offertory. . Hark
er. and "Poatlude." . . Stnlts. 7 p. rra.:
Yeeng People's societies, .Edna Jennison;
leader tt the senior . meeting; -fSaynelle
Rocket, i leader ' of ; fjt - advance .interme
diate, and, Mrs,. IL E. Gilbert, superin
tendent f the intermediate. 8 -f. m.
Popular evening service.. Sermon fy Dr.
Wallace If. Lee. The 1 choir will sing
"Tarry With Me O My Savionr," , and
Conrregational' song service will be led
by-; Mr. Robertson. f
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METHODIST EPISCOPAZ.
JASOiX - LEE MESOEIAL Corner X.
Winter and Jefferson 'Sts. Pastor : ..Thom
as Acheson.' Residence. 1080 Jefferson St.
Phona 1006J. I Awistant pastor, .Leroy
Walker. Residence 0i0 , Onk t. Phone
1401. Services: 11 a. mj 8 p. m. Sermon
topics, "A Defense of Liberty" and
bride, recelTed the gnests at the
door. -'--;'-' '- "' S : : -' -5
A dainty two course luncheon
was served on a lonjr porch 'which
was'lianked with 'lattice of green
ery and l)lne 'and' -gold early sum
mer flowers. ' 3maU' tables " were
used and each table was "centered
with flowers' to carry Out the color
scheme of the decorations.
"Miss Martin is graduate of
the 1925 class of 'Salem high
school. '. ' ) . ' " '
- About, forty relatives and inti
mate friends witnessed the cere
taoBy..; : ." " . ! : M V
Mrs. A Frank Snedecor and Mrs.
Charles A. Gray- are - on - a two
weeks' motor trip "over the Red
wood highway in northern Califor
nia. An Interesting feature of 'the
trip will be a visit to the Yosemite
National "park."',"-'. " '
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Mr. and-Mrs. ; F. G.. Brock will
be"Bosts today at.-a ten-k:over' din-l
ner party, on the occasion 'of their
third wedding' anniversary. -1
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Mrs.W. II. Wood is a guest in
Roseburg rof hit1' daughter and
ramny,7Mrr ancT Mrs; W. jr Bestal j
Mrs. Wood's granddaughter, Misa
: Mabel rBestar. r will", be waited ' :in
marriage today to Mr. Clarence O.
Baker of Rbseburr who is in the
moving picture Industry at Holly
wood. Miss Bestal is a former
Salem girl and' wasL popular here
amoitgr members - of' the ' younger
set,v-' t - . . ' ,
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The Little Light Bearers vf the
First . Methodist church', and their
mothers and friends are anticipat
ing an' Enjoyable time next 'Wed-?
nesday afternoon at 2: SO o'clock
when' they "will assemble in 'the
park near Cottage street for games
and stories. At 3:45 the group
will march to the church, the chil
dren " carrying flags, for a short
patriotic pageant. "Afterward "re
f re8hments . will be 'served. ' - Mrs.
Walter Minier aad Htb. J. S. Mur
ray will, assist "Mrs. "A. A. Lee. :
v - ' -
professor William Wallace Gra
ham will present a talented group
of vv1oTin students lu recltar " to
morrow evening in Waller hall.
In the group will be: 'Mildred Ro
bert Marie" Frame, Helen Selig,
Albert Garret, - Ruth Kobn. ' Vir
ginia WilfSon, Alexander "Bowes,
Tommy LIvesley Cleo gerley, John
Heltzel, Marcus Yatesy -Kenneth
Allen, Christine Constaler," Kath
erlne Kirk, and Austin. Mack. .' ' -
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Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith are
spending the week-end at - their
hew summer cottage' At Nye Beach.
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Mrs. iW.',I. .Northup of .Portland
who was4 a house-guest at ' the
home of .Mrs. II. H. dinger this
weiJk left Friday for her home,
EVAIfGELlSTltb
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SlfrUfK .TQIGHT
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REV.
E. B. EARROTT
Rev. E. B. Parrott, nationally
known tevahgelist.' will make ' his
first appearance in Salem tonight Phenicle
Doris Phenieie, Thelma Flake.k ,
I'Fontaiae-Aletter; Arthuf
Ilollenberg. -t . ; . ,
Valse"des Fleurs" -Tchaikovsky,
Margaret Ulrich. t: z
- "Water Sprites"-rHamer, Thel,
ma Flake.- --;--.-.-?, .t
"O, Sole mio" Tlo Capua;
"When the Roses 'Bloom" Reic
hardt; High School Male Quar
tette. - ; ,
"Valse Brillante" Moszkowski.
Helen Richardson.
"Elf 1 Dance" Piecronka;
"June",Tchaikovsky, , Martin An
derson. . - '
! -Sous Bois" Staub, Gertrude
Oehler.
"Meditation" Mietzke.
PianoMrs. Frank- E. Church
ill.' i .--v", :':'r
Violin Leonard Chadwick.
Organ Frank , E. "Churchill.
"Capricante" Wacns. Carolyn
Lambirth. Evelyn Churchill." -
"Frlvolette" Sternberg. Lola
Plummer. r-- - ,-
'11 Ruslgnuolo" Nevin; "Noc
turne' Brassln," Evelyn Church
ill. Tf. ' "
"Country Dance" Bartlett,
Kenneth Mosher. . '
"The Honor of the Woods" -
W. H. H. Murray,; Lola Schuli. V
"Valse ' Brillante" Mana-Zuc-cav4
"Intermezro Kramer, Car
olyn. Lambirth. -
'' 'Impromptu in; Cs Sharp Minor
Rheinhpld,-, Rosalind .Van. Win
kle. T - . ' -'
Waltx" Moszkowski, Doris
at ' the Ms' tint located at ' South
Commercial' and " Oak: ' Services
will be held daily at, 7:45 o'clock,
Rev. Parrott "is a" disciple of Dr
Charles" S. .'Price, and Aimee Sem
pie McPherson, who are reported
to have" accomplished much: ,ln
several' Oregdn ' and California
cities with divine healing services.)
motoring back with M.rs.: William
Cullers affd Mrs.' Satnpson, ' who
are" prominent golf enthusiasts:
T.; ' 4f ' ' ' j
Twenty , members of. the Moth
ers'' cla.ss of . the First Methodist
church. . met on Friday afternoon
for. the regular June meeting at
the homo of - Mrs. R. K. fOhling.
Pink roses : an'd sweet peas' were
used attractively about the rooms
where - a' business meeting -H was
held followed by a social - time
Mrs J! W, PKenecle Ipresideda
the , meeting. Delightful - special
musical numbers .were the? piano
duet3 by the Misses Gladys and
Carolyn Wilsofa. At the close of
the: afternoon - refreshments "of
cake and fruit punch were served.
The committee t assisting ' the
hostess, Mrs.' " Dhlihg.' included
Mrs. c: F. Wilson, Mrs. Williams
and M rs. C. J. Lisle.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 5r. Barr have
been guests 'during the past week
in Portland.
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Of interest to her Salem friends
is the -announcement of the en
gagement' of -Bliss- Sarah Edl6r td
Samuel Leon Blacker in - Lo.
Angeles. '. Miss" Solof Is a graduate
of Salem high s'ch'ooU ;
r w .
An attractive bridge and Mah
Jongg Iuncbeon of the past week
was that given by Mrs. 'E. GMing
ham comprimenting Mrs. W. L
Nor t hup of Portland, the house
guest of Mrs. H. .H. . Olinger. - A
bowl of June flowers centered
the table Where' covers were plac
ed for Mrs. Northup, the honor
guest Mrs. H. II.' Olinger, Mrs. E.
L. Baker, Mrs. John Caughlll. Mrs
L.'F. Griffith, Mrs. O. C. Locke i
Mrs. Ercel "Kay." and the hostess,'
Mrs. E Gillingham.
Mrs. L. F Griffith won the
high bridge score while" the Mah
Jongg honor went to Mrs; Olinger.
Two of the week's interesting
recitals were those in which ' the
pupils Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Churchill participated. pupils of
MrChurchUl . appearinsr the first
night tat the J First Christian
Church and pupils of both Mr. and
Mrs. Churchill on the night fOU
lowing . On- -Tuesday. 1 the : high
school t --male -V Quartette,; ' Lola
Schulz, reader and Xeonard Chad
wick, violin assisted, -while 'on
Wednesday the 'assisting - artists
were: .Leonard . Chadwick. Stan
ley ; Kipg. - reader, and" the r high
school double quartet. ;
tTJie first-night's program fol
lows: :- --.-' ... ?!
!Drago.n Fighter" Hoffman, !
. 'The Lark" Balakirew; "Nocturne-
Debussy;-Clarence Weng-
er; ; ; r .- ' -,. -t-
, "Salut a Pesth" Kowalski.
Helen r Richardson, Gertrude Oeh
ler: ; .?..-".:. .
On the second night the foDow
ing numbers were heard:
"Le Carillon Ringuet, Doris
Kemp,' Dortha Cannon. ; - ' -'
La ' Cascade" Heins, '; Wilda
Fleener. . ' ' .'-.:;. '-'':-,
'-Cinderella" W HlfAms, s Lucy
Klein.1 J.r-r f--t-'-r--v.
Fadette" Bohm, Zelpha
White. - ' -v' - '--'.- -:. i
y "Forest Revels" . Spaulding,
Doris Unruh. "
"Harlekin Polka'WBohm, Wil
lard (lornschuck,
' Reading' Selected, " Stanley
King. .
"Valse Impromptu" , Delia
field, Doris Kemp. ' ' --.
.VRoeetta , Krentzlin, Lucile
Nash., ; -,;'' -f-
Village Blacksmith" Heins,
Kenneth - Klein. M 1 --
"La Sirene" Thome, Willam
ette Blakesiey. ;
"Minuet'.' BorowskI,
Davidson. ' - ' "" - - : '" v" -""'
'Ltove's Dream"Listt. ,
JPlno-TMrs.,FrankrrE. Church-
jjj t 4 v. '-j
ii" Violin Leonard Chadwick. i
. Organ Frank-. E. P Church ill. f
"Dancing Spirites" !Bohm:
Dortha Cannon, ' - '-:a 1
"Butterfly -v: Waltz"- Frlml
Helen 'Jones. : v '
"Twittering of ' Birds" Billed
ma,v Frances Laws. ' - " ' f
"La Gitana" Krentzlin, Nori
man Winslow. . l
rvalse ; - Brillante" Wachs'
Verma'Mapes. ,
Gad Butterflies" Hatch,;Nao4
ml Hornschuck. . " i
"To a" Wild Rose" McDowell
"Good Night, Good Night "Be-i
loved" Pinsuti; High School
Quartette. . ' 1 -
"Orfa Grand Polka" Gotts
chalk; -Gertrude" Winslow.
"Ashes of Love" -Rolfe, Isa
belle Morebouse. ;-'
"-"La Fontaine" Bohm,. Theresa
Ulrich.' ' . - :.
3Iazurka; Elegante" Krentz
lin,' Marjorie MCDonough. : ; . ;
"Valse Interrompue" -Lack,
Margaret Morehouse. i - ! -
- "LarChAtelaine flecker, Zel
ma Luthy. " z.:' "
.'Meditation"- Engelmann, Zel-ma-Lutby.'
L'MarjorIecD5npugh.
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.Mildred . Robertson s Brcoks will
be ihe house-guest over the week
end ot .Mrs. Giles .Curtis (Bessie
Caroline. FosteT) in Portland.. Mrs.
Curtis' marriage was an -Interest
ing 'event of last Saturday, .June
13, at the First Christian church,
Rev. H. H. Griffis officiating.
Mrs." Curtis who lived in Salem
for a number of , years, later
spending. a year and a half in the
Orient, and since that time having
been a popular - teacher in the
Portland schools, has always been
a' particularly welcome " guest in
Salem. Mr. and Mrs. 'Curtis -.Are
Irving In ' the '- Kingsbury apart
mettts, on-Vista Avenue. - ''
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Paulus,
Dn and ' Mrs. F. G.r Franklin,
Mrs. F.'S.: Barton, Gertrude Rob
inson Ross. ' and Miss.' Edna Gar
field were-among those motoring
to Portland - for the Jane' meeting
of the Northwest Poetry 'society
last night at the home of "Ethel
Romig Fuller.
The Willamette raney is the
center ot all. farm crops. In Oregon
and Salem Is the heart of the val
ley. Come to Salem to live, and
Leone bring all your friends.1
First G6n
Gome to the
gregational Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 28 at JEight,Q!clock
and see.theVwohderful
Six-reel Mlm, "JRain J)asv
of ihe MmipwiyFie India
An.inter-denominatiohal film with !wonclfrfui views of
actiial scenes and life in that far-away, land:
Good Music by the: Quartet"
Baptist Church
Liberty and Marion Sts.
. REV. ERfeT Sh)lHkS ;
Mornmg ScrmonV Bev. W. Duff, RangonxBurma.':
evening orsnip: ureat Musical Prelude at "8 P. M.
Duo-Art (Steinway) Pianb" - r "
Solo, "Open, trie Gates;" (Knapp) ;
' Mr. Kenneth Allen
. Solo, '-'Life EternaU" (Fox)
;Miss 7RUth!Bitneyt:Tacofha ,
.. Sermon: ''Science and Religion" ,
; ' - j '.'Pastorr: " ". .'"' n
The Church That Wfilcasbtra
Rev.'.Parroft'Endorsed by Dr. Charter S., Price and Others
IR PRICE'S LETTER." -' .
I have . known the Rev. E. B. Parrott. Baptist" Evangelist,
for the past twQ . years and have followed his' ministry very
Closely. ' He is a safe sane, scriptural 'preacher 'and teacher of
:tbefour square.Gospel of our blessed .Lord, 'and. he will prove
a great blessing to -any church cooperating in his' meetings.
- Brother Parrott hass atorceful,' magnetic personality, and a
Dleasfngloving'Tnanner. of, delivery, and "has been greatly used
of God in the salvation of souls and the healing of bodies.
I aquaNfyiagly recommend him to the feUowship and com
munion Of God's children "everywhere, with the' assurance , that
his ministry wilLhe. greatly blessed! ".' ; '
Yours in the name of Jesua. - '
- f , t , CHARLES S. PRiqE,
s f evangelist.
THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
. .The' Community Church .-"..;
V " ' - ! First and Glbbs streets,
- ." . " ' ' : I t . Portland, Ore.
REV. E. B. PARROTT: : .
- My Dear BrotherI want you to, know that you and your
good, wife were an object' lesson-. to lis in your daily ministra
tions of the campaign :just closed. Never have I. known such
rmeetfajs;where;:tn;tbe songs, -sermons and prayers, Jesus was
made so real, so near, bo wonderful In saving power.-
JESUS 13 HERE Could be een and felt at every Bervice.
To Mrs."McFarlane' anjnryself your joint -ministry has been a
.great Inspiration, to us and we are so grtteful to our Heavenly
'Father Tor the privilege and blessing. . :
- - -r" ' Gratefully yours.
' ' '" J. Ni.McFARLANE, D. D.
' FRST BAPTIST CHURCH
; - -. i . . . . Eugene, Ore.
I believe Brother Parrott, is a sincere. man and that he is
doing a great work for the Lord. - '- 4 - ; . .t-
' i - - ".C. E. DUNHAM.
J r pastor First Baptist. Church, Eugene, Ore.
NAZARENC CHURCH
-i 6575 67th Street,
1 Portland, Ore.
.1 wish to say that I heartily and gladly endorse -Evangelist
' ParroCl'-r42rrriir,nratVVTtVo 'held hererfa Portland. No-ifiian
can da" wLat'.waa tnra uhlvo3 God-be-with hiin
' - " - 1- t HERMAN LUDLOWi" -!'- '
Pator NaErenefrj3rch. 6575 67th t r"t rortT-T. O-V'
lly Enough " Sft .
if I pFv
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our splendidly equipped nad beau
tifully decorated chapel is a better
place from wlichrto: hold the last
services than any friVate 'residence
possibly could be. It 'was created
'. for '. the purpose and" naturally,
therefore, r surpasses ' any "thake-
!shift: " - -.-. '
- The use of the, funeral chapel is!
constantly .becoming' ' iriore' ' uni
versally' accepted- as -the thing 'to
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