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Newspaper Page Textv- . : 1 ' i I '. ..' .- . ' -.. - - THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1925 3 ' i V . A ' " - X I Address: Stat and 18ta strerta. Paa i tor, Uo. Korhler; Kidnc l75tl.flt.to, paoaa 599-R, Services, : 10:80 rt.t 7 P. m. Sermon topics, "to-otaa',' Era-, v ' '" . Sonr ached, :30'a. ra. ;n People's meet.Bc; piss. Tonics 'Chnstiaa - Btwrdiip.' Week-day . aervice. Bible school on 8aturdar at t a; , m- 1 :atecl,etieal instruction at 1 ' o clock. The Brotherhood meets ea Kos f. T:3 P m- T Ircas society will meet with Mrs. Albert on Wednesday at Z p. m. Sunday school and service are conducted ia English. - ; -. COTTET STBBET CHBXSTZAS" Addrawi:, Court and X. J7U fits. Pas or: K.JL.. Putnam, residence HOft Xslie t, phone 1425-J. Serrices: 11 .. m. .10 p. m. Sermon, topic : "Tie Place y Prayer ia Chorea Life,' a- m. "Jesus -ealiagr With . Traditions and False Isms ir rns vr. ' p. m. Music furnished y fa. Joy Turner Moses' orchestra. Choir der. ' -Waiter Seharianinc. - Snndav .tool: -0:45 a. m, aaperinteadent, Chris , kovr.ts . - Young People's meetings: nnior foilovinjc toe communion service, tfteraoon. 1 Cbristiaa EndestoC' 0:30 p. II a. m. Volunteers risit the shut-tSis in m. There art three societies aettiiic at the same time graded aeordjng te age. 3 naier-Iat ennediate,. eakt-Interme4iate (High School) and Senior, for older Tenng folks. .Young people; ef -erty icrited Wrek-day serriees: Thnradif ?7:KKp.- m. Frem neW till the . Sxiverai jSwsaxeiistie company arrrrea. a perioni .workers- class will U eendoeted by -th paster. Other eats: Suaday, Oct.-Jftr.. iaext ttd' Day) u rally day. - FiOl, plana; will, ' be Birea today. Plant are laid. itt IheBig gest . attendance , ia th; biorJ i ' (ha M-hooU , Wear a fegi and -hv- a. -beosterj We extend a hearty Welcome Ho fworAip with. an. Xew, students-wjil ied, this- a fine church borne while "ia" oufHft; 'Let us welcome jrdo todjdrv-j.-v Mi.il. vk , $ Address: Liberty "and Marion. -.Pstor: Krnest H.' Shanks, ph. D., -residence, S49 X. Liberty, phone Senrice li an., 7 :3o p. - m. tiermon Iffpies: J The Fona-; tlstions of Fata,"s;: -VThe Abiding Presence," p. m. 'Anthem, .-"Lift Up Your Heads.'-' Heffen," soto: "O Love Thst Will Met Let Me Oo,"' Harker, ra. i. M. Kingo. EvenihR Atthem; YRaTiour When Night Involves the Sky' -Shefley. buet: Mrs. Shanks and Mrs., VcAlItt-r. Similar -hool V.Ab, snprintendeqt. Ed vard Kchunke, Voting People's meetinjc 1:30 p. led by (Jronp II. Misiou tudy classes meet at same hour at B.Y - . 6. ?0. Week-day services: Thnrr AJ eveninis at 7:30, B. Y. P. LVatudy . onp meets at the umi hour-in mission Ktudy with: Judge O. P. Cohow teacher. HaptiBt Brotherhood meets on Tuesday Veveninit. tapper at 6:30. : SpeakVr for he evening;. Rev. N. K. Tuliy, i. I. . rsstor Jf'irst Pivsbyterian churcn. f ' r BETHANY BXrOEMED ' ' ' A ddreasr Corner of Capitol and Marion Sts. Paster It. . Denny, residence, i Marion St., phone 445-VV. Services" 11 a. m. (English.) Sundsy school a. m., superintendent, Fred E. Krnse - CEKTEAL CONOBEQATIONAI. Address, i Corcer 8. ,19th and ferry. Pator. H. C. Stover, residence, 345 S. 19th St phone 1924-J. Services: 11 a. m., 7:d0 p. ,m. Rally Day Sunday, Oct. 11. Sermon topics: ' Bystanders," a. "Church Publicity. p. m. Two numbers, by the Chorm choir in the evening servic, "Crowd llim With Many. Crowns,', Marie M. HiM: "The Day Thoa GarBat,', Mable K. North. ' faVundsy school 10 . ra., super intendeat, C. C. Harris. Young People's meeting: Junior and Senior endeavors meet at 6:45 p. m. Week-dsy services: The Men's club of the church will meet Tnexday evening. The . dinner will be erred t 6:30. - Mr. B. C. Milet will be the spesker: Good music. Community singing, ' Ail- members of the club are urged te bring a friend. Prayer service at 7:3ff oaJTlinrsday evening. FIRST ' WaTTTTAXI BT CHUttCM " ' The J"irst SpiiitaaHsV ehurcls will open1 Its Sunday ervenhrg- services at promptly 7:30 p. m. ia the W. O. W. ball en Lib . .treet. . : Mrs. Anna. M. Coackley, trance lecturer and message bearer of t ..ii.n will be the chief spesker. The subject upon which she will base her ! aermon win. De me Awakening ouui. ' Mra. Elaie Simeral will be the soloist. , MARKET STEEET 7BX2B METHODIST .V Address, tor. ol .i. emw mhhh. " i9a X Winter, nhone 1356-W. .--K-w-es- II a. m.. 7:45 p. m. Sermon - topics: 'Kindness. a. m.; "The Soul," ' o A ,.ii1 0-4.V unerinten -- j . n E--W- a Hnhnts. Youn PeO- i urns -'- - , , . . . a. in W a half I ad hour of prayer. Lather D. Cook it the leader, viass bimubk o v ist type ia the ma in auditorium of the church at 12:15 led by Mra. Clara Cooley. Week-day services: Cottage prayer meet ing each Wednesday afteraooa at the -Winter etreet. Chorea prayer meeting each Thursday evening at 7:30. AU are invited to thee service and rjo will enjoy the tplendid tpmtuai aunospnero of thia chure. . ' Tnmn'i rSTTrOT.ia Address: .Cor. Cottage and Chemeketa Sts Pa.tor.- Re. J. R? Buck, residence, 751 Chemeketa St., phone 89. ' Servieea 8 10 a. m.;-7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: :By What Anthorityf a. m.f- 'The Mark ef the Church," p. . Special services: At o'clock mass the Academy choir will sing- At high mass at 10 the regular choir will sing. Week-day eerv Ices: No ma oa Tuesday- morning and ia Aeademy,: 6a Saturday morning at 7 'clock. Balaaco of week in, church at 8 o'elock, ;' ; - tsieinw ajTETlIODIST i Address. 13h and Center Sts. Pastor, A. P. Hilmer retidence, 684 K. Winter, e l ron. j ft-niMB lla. m.. a x. m. Miss Ethel .Butts, a missionary from r -I 7 - A. Ma-The Foundations of Faith ;P. Me-The Abiding Presence V v ; : Prelude' to Evening service: " v Drama: 4The Spirit of the Church,, THE CHURCH THAT WELCOMES STRANGERS ' FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Center and Liberty : REV. CHARLES E. WARD y 1 1 a.! m. ' a, " ' - ,t en The Frost Is On The Pumpkin ? -7:30 p.m.- . . . The Christian Home, sermon by Dr.; Kantner. XSJJsnial I'icr w rilItsiSaN will . Ieatare- Cie TJ- Koreawill speak at 11 o'clock ia Eng lish. Sunday school 19 a. m. Epworth lgae, 7:15.- The different departments will be represented and a profitable boor auucipsted. come, hear the news direct irom tbe mission fields. ' PIRST PRESBTTSEIAH CHTJRC?HV I Address; Church St, between Chemeke ta and Center 8ts. Norman Kendall Tully. 1. JJ., pastor. - Sunday school 9:30 a. m, superintendent, Mr. H. E. Bairett. All classes above the- junior department meet promptly ia the church auditorium lor a futeen-minute opening exercise. -aft er whichthe classes co to their reracc- live places for class sessions. 10 a. m. session will meet in the session room to receive applicants for membership ia the chore h. Morning worship and communion service, 10:45 a. at. . Sermoal "The Last Supper," by Dr. Tully. Also' new mem bera will be received into the church. The choir will stag. S " The Kin g of Love, Bheller. Or ran nnmhera 6etkaemane." Mailing: "Priere.'"' Boellman: and"Cta- selation," Mendelssohn. 6:30 p. m. Young reopie a societies, senior, advance inter. mediate and intermediate. At the senior meeting Miss Avis Hicks wll play a flue solo.: evening worship. 7:30. Sermon: "The Greatest Fact ia the World," by Dr. Tally. Anthem. "Behold God is Mighty." : Wooler. Organ numbers "Bercease," Goonod; "Midnight," Tor- Jutsea; and Alla Marcia, Hackett. LESLIE. METHODIST EPISCOPAL Address. South Commercial and Myers 8ts. Pastor. J. W. De 3Toe. residence 348 Myers SU phone-188-J. , Services, 11 a. el.. 7:30 a. m. The Rev. T. E. Elliott, of Portland wiu -preach at tne moraine service. Special music by the newly reorganised choir. Sundsy school 9:45. ' superintendent, Ev A. Rhotea. Young Peoole't meeting: Intermediate Ep worth League meets in Leslie nail, Lsiie Laagne in the church at 6:30. All young people -I9 cordially invited to attend. 1' riBST METHODIST EPISCOPAi " ' Address ! ' Comer of Church and State Stt,.- Pastor, Fred C. Tsylor, residence. 636 1 State St phvme 874. uirector oi Rei. Education. Miasr Mary E. Findley, of lice,- 136 8. Church St., phone 872. Serv ices, It a. m.. 7:ao p. m. teermon topics: '!TYim Transcendent Christ.' a. m.i Miaa Hooper of Baltimore will speak, p. in. 83rd annual meeting or tne i oiumoia iv mr hnru-h nf the Woman's Foreign Mis sionary Society in aession throughout the day and -in charge oi an tne services. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m., superintendent. tTniverslty League st 6:30 p. m. with vt u'mn Tav as leader. High school chapter of league will be led by Miss Ethel Butta of lvorea. junior nijs inr f I -amnio trill be led byMiss Mildred Mills; assistant superintendent. Week-day i.rt-i.'pK - .Inn mr rnnrfn spnicr nTclock in the Annex. .Hiss tone oi Africa will tpeak.i Midweek service of n.r TMirsdsv. at 7 :3f led by the pastbr. Other events: Student Affiliate Snndsv is announcea ior ne ouj., tolCT 18th, 25. nr.kr rrnrKna .' I i jj..... iiik Rt J Paiitne: f! H. AUURM. t -w w.' ' - . - Johnson, residence 1935 Maple, phone ... , 1 . 1 1 -n C... U : O n .nnarintMIMlt. S nay iciiw"i, a k- - , Berkey. Young People's meeting: Friday ...ii Wlr.Hav. services: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings. Other events: rail gospel immuij. " ? Heve in Father, Son and Holy .Ghost, in - B;nnr. liftutim with Holy: Ghont for the believer and healing ior tne sick. EVANGELICAL UJ . itik -...1 f'hmcpl4 ItTTrts. T.np V W. leaner, residence, 268 . ,.. i. nn . ir nu.vv Nwirp i i ai til. S p.'m. Sermon topics: The thuren. a. m. BpecitkleXKWit:Kr:ti'tyifi1' will give a talk on Jerusalem, pictures Will W " T . . i . superintendent, O. R. Btrausbaugh. 1 oting People's meetings :"At- p. m.,-Mrs. -Jena Kurs will bo the leader. - Week-day serv it l. ... n-n knnni, .ruin, i .u . ieea: Prayer- service Tnursoay ning. Other events: The pasior is helping in a meeting at Sodaville during the com ing week. -www slT.VtTIOM Ad Iresa: 241 State atreet. Dear t. m. ,ffn.t. .miIi.,1 M arnrld is a . . . x 1 1 dt, 4.V, all the prenj , (wm hwch. , i woes with the rjght.ktjid of grace. andJ a 1 Jt AVFAW Bin I I learn 10 hm . . " rL T . . . , . 1. l..w. (hat pain, ana to waien ior m ane". . n. k. Xhore'a a rav Of SUn- uuuwa hw " - ,- . hin these days and nights in one of Salem's . downtown corners 241 State u-j.f. Atn TnMfttr. Thars- jivvryvuu .... ' . . . - day,.. Saturday and Sunday, ' regularly, at 8 p. m. ine simpie wspei -". - o..j.. ..hnnl of 2 -30: and - . I-'. R.l.V a like the "fountain of youth" youngish oldsters will enjoy, ootn. ounusy aiiuiv h. & j.v lamllnrvt and what became vjl UIVJ txiaaaaa1. " " wrrvs anal riiJPTflW A Itf aTUT1 PfTTT ' Address: Center nd Hitch Sti. Pastor. J., J. Kvans, resoience. vrnicr . W a Aa.n a I 1 . a-a 1 Til Wl Vtt. sr. , T,J. 4Xmm1 Af PrOtM' TcHvin and PoWr." 1. . JAase lit CDsrre pi jaw -n.cr j the evening wrrice the Happy Harmony t 111 I-.. kknvt iM-Affram itf alAB Sttt i fM Will ITvl 4 Bei-w fa e - low). Sunday school .8:45, gnperiBten-' x r,. FnU VAtin neAnle meet ings: C. E. at 6:30. Haset Harper. Ied- marks iho beginiwng of a grenforward. aiovemeat ra our mum scnom. wn he aeries of raiiy ay,-.pi waicn n Sunday wHl be the first. The mea'a mwi ill MMt at Hi. TUielt theatre beginning with thia Sunday. , A splendid leison will be preeeated .by pastor. Other event?: This ladiea quartette ia (Continued oa'page 6) PUZZLED? Come to tbe First Baptist Church Liberty and Marion Streets: Rev. E. H. Shanks, Pastor r- i I ! .... ; ; 1 irairft nv jr i irxviru irvv rni nviru WJJWJJW WWW II U ,LV X I II Ui THr- i wHT ft Mfsiii.iiest i our 676 Department Stores, spread over all but four or these.. United- States, 'have the masterly and detailed at tention, oi a stall oi more than -H) men and women, each possessing exceptional qualifications for his or her allotted' line. These buyeYs. art constantly in close touch witli the great producing shops, mills aTrd factories of th? country; ready with cash to instantly take advantage ot every movement cf the market. ..Nothing that is new and worthy which bears the unmistakable stamp of quality, authoritative, style and current need, escapes them. One cannot look at the pictures our buying staff without ' and confidence : in their watchfulness and ability, to serve efficiently. j shoes and Rubber footwear. VSf - i i-c?ia ! ? L ,"--- f '! - - y? 1 Vr t ,.n ... Ba-f I. ' t CLOTHING MILLINERY; lAEKKfiTSCHMKi ,-Va-.-r hiatal: World's Largest Chain Department Store Organization : i t 4 iosns2g3z'';. ' swe buy for less; selling most we SL-H for less ! Isn't - this perfectly natural? The . r enormous requirements or herewith of the personnel of experiencing a feeling of trust ' I W.E.NEEDHAM READV-TO -WEAR FOREWOMEN; MISSES AND f. r i it.-r -... -, .. NaV 1 FORTvlENiANDBOYS - - M " , - CORSETS..PJECE 1- GIiCi2jQCK-ER P - ( - tFfTTTtD 160 North Liberty MERCHANDISE LUGGAGE AND '4 WA-RZyOLDS t ' "'" j ANACICi : r- i "y LtX ' r jM:McDonaed ; IMEKCHAMDISE MAHACERV "-S: DOMESTICS, DRAPERIES AND FLOOR COVERINGS If !?r.r I rrMl''. 'J - I iV -v J a V GOODS : a - I " - - I ' .- . - ' , . i . .- . " T .a-a '-'-I . 1 ; T-tvT .! : m l - " Wc-Sdil ffcr Lsso FiTZGERAl 0 VATON-WDE INSTITUTION- DEPARTMENT STORES Street, Salem, Oregon DEPARTMENT fTrvTu LEATHER GOODS " -al TAiVONS I . M Vina. ;, -... ci '- ..T ' I ILi ' II 11 At II Ir W7 At In IU Il'll.w r: " I i i nil ' " i Reliable Quality Goods : Always at Lower Prices vc I jVWe' VSJST T Wp; TyTg. . yJSJeH ' aw".1,! t. m tf"JUg.'yra'. . . . . - -, . . . . -.- .: ' states . inhabit - the 676 qties and towns in which ths great iajnilvof Depart ment Stores is located. It is our mission and our aim to " ' provide a Store Service that not. only adequately meet - . , each and every personal wish but which is 'so cuntinuou'r and uniformly dependable that pleasure in buying from w "s may he unfailing. ,To the. achievement of this end we have put the utmost into Organization. Upon the ': thoroughness of that fundamental factor rests in a verr large way,: the success that has rewarded our efForts in making our Stores, our Styles, our Qualitv, and the Sav ings the public enjoys, foremost in the a'nnalu of store keeping. Our Buyers stand steadfastly behind 6ur Stores with a Service that you benefit by in buying from us. -- HOSIERY AND fred;bantz . CHILDREN 1 5 J0v r t V sP iKr 1&-W Y- ? ',-w A 1 rr1. " pjf. STITZ1U, J.METZ. . . iJ.INoKJgfr IS'PTIONS AND FANCY GOOD'S 'v:i--r .4 1 " v. WORK CLOTHES HATS AND CAPS' iAIw rUKNISnlNGS" - , ' . . . Hi ii m - I r , j AJ-PATTOK men, women and children over, one-quarter of the population of the. United UNDERWEAR;'' - aV "i f v-r-j ' 1 . Jv" . "CI- K w1. i. if-' 1 i i. i -' I .. 1 ." r .. . evenuiij erTice ' - -