The Oregon statesman., October 25, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNtNG,. OCTOBER 24, 1925
3 1
V METHODIST EPISCOPAL
JASOX LEE MEMORIAL Corner X.
mt ui Jefferson. : l'asior: Re.
Thomas Araesoa. Residence: 10B0 Jeffer
wb. PUobii loot! J. Assistant ator: Ke.
Uirbert Wrenn. Services: 11 . m., 7:80
. . Sermon topics: Hereon .topics: lrr.
, Kdw.rd Laird M.ltii, Editor-J'rTic Chrls
l ian Ad vacate, r in pulpits ta mornlnf ;
' Dinger of the Backward '- Look," by
paster in ereninz. Junior ehuren at 11
a. aa. ita wreoo topic: A'Motie Traps.'
uaday aehoel: e.45 aw' as. Hu.ieriMend-
iiarry arpeuier. aoutig peoples
meeting: i:3U, elasse. i in ktaea
ader auspice fh ( three leagues;
fi: 80. regular meeting of the Kpwerth
WgTM, Jaaan le and Wesley league.
Wek day -rM-:t ?:3ttt a full attend
aaee is desired- to nan It winter's
work in tho allowing classes! "Teacher
Training,' onder frof.' IV Andrew;
"Church IlisUkrT.' ' udw: Re. Arhasusn:
elan for girls; the class for i boy, fio
er and Comrades, under Re. Uilberl
IVrean. A cordial iariiafioa U extended
to tha public to unit with n io all
erriree of tha day.
'FIRST Corner of Church and State
Su. Pastor: W G. Taylor. gesdnitu:
S36 Bfau f-t. Fhone U74. Director ef
Religious Kdutatiea:, Miss Mary - X.'
fiadley. Office:- 12ti OfcnrcJl St. Phone
Henrkces: II a.-m 7 :3d p.. so.: Ser
mon topics: "GodV, First. Frnits,.' morn
ing; "i'he Quest for Wisdom," evening.
Junior church service at 11 o'fclock iu
the Annex under-the direction of Miss
Kindle? whose morning junior sermon in
to be concerning "The arly Chorea."
Sunday school - Ui-lTw m m MunarinlanJ.
cut: II. t. Snanka- Young peoples' meet
ings: Three chapters' ef the .Epwarth
League at :80 p. as.: First -eaapwr eol
IcKe group) leader. Miss Beviila Ricks;
- eiy Mtu.MsrnNt AtM(ir third chap
ler ( junior high group) - leader. Virginia
Missoa and Mis Mildred Mills. Week
day aerrietfs: Monday at 7 :30, senior and
junior Standard Bearers at Mrs. Lee's.
Wednesday at 2:30 in the church par
lors the Oeneral Aid.-Tbarsday' 6-7 :3 p.
in hiirtk j.uinl ' ivin Ua. TV.
Chnrrbes of America." taaeht br Miss
- Findley. Devotional hour,; '(hursdav at
W by the pastor. .Those willing
and anxious to entertain students iu your
homes please phoue Miss Findley, any
tar but Monday, from 1:30 to 2:30 pi
m.
SCAXDINAVUVlfithjana Mill H.
Pastor: l'atrick Dahlia, Residence 2095.
Trade St. Phone 377J. Services;' ll a.
.m.,- Swedish;-8 p. ra, English. Sunday
school: 10 a. m. buperinteaident : Mrs. V.
Forgard. Toung peoples meeting: 7:1.1
p. iu. Week-day services: Thursday 7:30.
Prayer meet in FT- Hvnday Retool meeting
will be held at tbe church oh Friday at
7:30 p. m. Mis Ipaen will be tacher.
You are cordially invited to our serv
ices. , - ' .- - : .-. .
MUTHODItT
- MARKET ST. FREE Corner X. Win
ter and Market 'Sts. Pastor: Mortimer C.
f larae. Residence: 122 S. Winter.
Phone 135riW.. Hervieea: II . a. ra., 7:30
p. m. Sermon topics: "Walking With
tiod." worutng; r t'The Vala of " the
ui, evening. Knaday school: 9:43.
Superintendent: Jr. t. H. Scbuti. Young
peoples' meetings: 0:30, preceded with
tialf hour of prayer. Lather IK Cook,
: leader. Cottage prayer i meeting each
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Caroline Jackson, 14H3
N. Winter St. Next Thursday evening the
sixth annual , missionary convention be
in with six returned missionaries pres
ent. A full program will be carried out
each day at 10. 2-30 end 7:30. A - large
number of interenUnz: enrios will be on
exhibition. All are cordiaJly invited - te
all the services.
CEXTER T. lath?- " "Center Sts.
Jetor: . A. T. ;IIiljner. Residence: 68
X. Winter St. Phone C80M. Services: 11
-a. ra., 8 p. m. Sunday schorfl: 10 a. ta.
8nperintendent: H. H. Orallap. Young
peoples' meetings i Epwortii league con
venes at 7:15 Mark WaldespeC leader.
The district-superintendent, Rev. A. F.
I rimer, will bring the ' message both
morning and evening. Following the
morning serrice the Lot'd"! "tipper will
he celebrated.- Tha evening services are
in English. Cottage prayer service at the
Orabcr residence at 7 : 30. L
E. room. C:"iOp. ra, : -Yoang ' Peeics
societies. Dorothy iintchasoa iM c lead
the senior meeting, Mrs. Hester the ad
vance intermediate, and Mrs. (filbert the
intermediate. - The intermediate societies
begin ' today the study of the Slav in
America. 7 :3QV p. ra. :. Evening worship.
SwtsOB, -"Tdr i'irst Commandment," by
lr. Tully. .' Anthem, "More Love to
Thee," Brewer. Organ numbers: "Pre
lude in' 1, Flal," . Chopin:, "Largo,"
Chopin; a nd "Evening Hour," Kusseer,
Miss Hoft at'; the organ, 6 p. m. Rev.
Ward Willi. Xo as may be heard on she
radio; aerraae, will be broadcast from
Stockton, CalijL;
COKOKEOATIOHAX.
FIRST Center and Liberty. PaeHir:
Charles E. Ward. - Residence : 440 Center
St. Phone 591 K. Services: 11 a. in., 7;30
p. m Sermon topics: "Uod Tenting
With Ca,' morning: "Pilgrim's Prog
ress,' in moving picture, evening. Spe
cial music by the quartet af both servic
es. Hunday school: 10 a. m. Huperintend
ent: M. O. McCaJUster. Week-day serv
ices: Bible study and prayer meeting
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Tbe feature of the
evening worship wiM he .""Pilgrim's
I'rogresa" in ; moving 'pictures inrlnding
oni reel deTOted t the life ,t Jphn
Banyan. This is an -exceptional oppor
tunity to see in taction -the book' many
of na have not read since childhood.
Next to the Bible Pilgrim's Progress is
probably the moat rest) . book . iu the
world, '
CENTRAL Corner S: 19th and Fer
ry Sts. Pastor: H. C. Stover. Residence:
245 K. 19th. Phone 1924J. Services: 11
a. m., 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "Ppt
Your Heart ' i:t- It." morning; "Sacred
eoneert, evening. In the morning service
Anna. Bell Tooze will tell an American-,
isation story. Xorval Edwards and Don-
M Barnard will sing a d net. The eve
ning concert - will include five chorus
numbers, a male quartet and solos by
Mrs. John Currie and Ronsld Currie.
Sunday school: 10 a. m. Superintendent:
C. C. Harri. Young peoples' meeting:
Junior and Senior . Christian Endeavor
at 6:45 p. ntj Week-day services: Thurs
day evening kt 7:3o. Marion County
Christian Endeavor convention will meet
in the Central Congregational rhnreh
November 6, 7, 8.
ninp. Special services: 6--. o'clock mass ;
actrdemv.. choir sings; high. ma;a at 10;
regular, choir- sing. Young peoples'
jneeluigi Catecfaism Saturday afternoons
ai-3 w'flock. Week-day ', services : In
rhorrh at A o'clock. Saturday in eadew
at .7 o'clock. Everyone welcome :
. ' Sazareke
19ih and Marion Sis. Pastor: C. H.
Hopkins. - Assistant- pastort 'Mrs. Hop
kinah. Residence: I960 Marion. Services
II . m., 7:ao p. m. Sermon topics :
Perfect Salvation., morning; Seeking the
Loit. evening. Special . music and- sing
ing at both services on Sunday. Sunday
school: 9:45 a. m. Superintendent : W.
It. Hardy.. Young . peoples' meetings;
:30 p. m. Topic: Foreign Missions a
Sacred Trust, Meeting In charge of Mis
sionrry committee. t:45 .p. m.. Junior
Christian Endeavor. Lloyd Miller, presi
dent. Week-day ' services! Wednesday
evening at 7 :0, praye rand praise meet
ing. , The pastor will preach , Sunday
morning and Sunday . evening. Come and
enjoy these, services with vs.
BETHANY REFORMED
Capitol and Marion Sts. .Pastor: M.
Denny, Residence: StUS Marion 8V. Phone
445 W. Services: 11 a. Uerman; 2:30
fi. m., English Sermon topics: Harvest
ime, morning; Missions, afternoon.
Special services: Holy communion will
be eelt-brated after, the Uerman service.
Both sermons will he delivered by He v.
J. L. Conrad of Portland.
EVANGELICAL
FIRST Liberty and Center Sts. C. C.
Poling, njiniM.-r. Sunday, October 23,
both morning and evening, . the pastor
will preach fronts the following subjects:
"Called Unto Holiness'' and "The Per
sonality of the Holy Spirit." Sunday
school at 9:45, J. E. Ulrica." Supt. Lar?e
orchestra which adds interest to tbe
service. Clause for all gnrrte. Christian
Endeavor at 6:30. fubject : "Our New
Americans. How we may help litem and
they may help us." Leader, Mrs. (i. N.
Thompson,' Muwion bend meets at 11, a.
m. in the basement oi the- eiiurch, with
Mrs. O. IwLavrll in charge. Midweek
service Thursday evening. Special serv
ices beginning Sunday, Nov. lm, to con
tinue untM November 5 22. . Dr. Guy E.
Phelps will speak each evening Al.l are
invited to: attend and hear him. His sub
jects will , be announced later.
'' BAPTIST --!
... FIRST Liberty and Marion Sts. Pas
" tor:. Rev. Ernest H. Shank. Residence:
649 N. Ltberly St. Phone 1:920. Services :
. 11 a.in.. 7:80 a. m. Sermon topics:
leaea L's to pray, morning; "jn
' Thronged Christ." evening. Specisl mu
sic": Anthem: "Thine Forever, Jod of
" Love" Price. Soprano tele: "Teach Me
v to Pray" Jewett. Mrs.; S. H. Shanks.
"- Tioliu solo: Romsnee in G Beethoven,
' Mis Helen Selig. Sunday school:' 9:45
-a. m. Superintendent: Ed Schnnke.
Yonng people meetings . 6:30 p. m.. led
by Group IV. Meeting of Adult Missiost
study daitet at 0:30 for final lesson.
'Veek-dey aerricee: Thursday evening
u prayer meeting. A room i filled and a
. ; good meeting. Come in early. Friday
evening home meeting in all part of the
j city.' Special mnsie for evening worship:
.Am hem. Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide
'Mattel. Contralto sole. -"When They Ring
Those Golden . Bells DeMarbelle. Mrs.
,Charle McAllister- tV&litt solo, Ijnrghet
,to Handel, Miss Betg. )
PRESBTTERIAK
i i FIstST On. Chnrch' St. between Che-
.meketa and Center Sts. Xermaa KendsU
. ,'lnllv TT. naatnr. S-90 aL.m. Snndmv
school,. Mrs. II. E. Barrett. Sapi. -lft:45
. m.; morning worship. ermon.
"Teneiiiflg Them.'' by Dr. Tally. An
them.-"'For All the Saints." Adarosr Or
ttan numbera: "March et the Nations."
tThei Wavtrer. .W- ."J. : Kraft; i -'Pa
, loiraUf in E." Lemare. and J"Th God of
War, ' (The layrerj. Kraft. 8 p. m.
Dr.; Tilly nnd jt: grpnp of joun " people
twUI hold service at the Old Peoples:
Heme on center St. s:ao p. m.: Ad
v Sneer Intermediate social Jionr. in . the C.
- ' -
' FRtEKDS
HIGH LAX r .- Highland Ave. and
Church St. Pastor: Edgar P. Sims. Resi
dence: 2415 Maple Ave. Services: 11 a.
m., 7:30 p. m. Sunday school: 10 a. m.
Superintendent: Walter Stanton. Young
peoples' meetings: C. E, 6:30p. m'. eun
day. Week-day services: Bible Prohecy
Monday 7:;iu p. in., and inirl-week pray
er meeting at 7:30 p. m. on Thursday.
In order to prepare for the remiraing of
the Bible Prophecy lea-hinr which was
discontinued ' thronph tbe hunimer, we
hope to grv a review lecture at the
Sunday evening service. Beginning next
Monday eveiiing, euch Monday following
we shall continue the stady Ever one is
welcome to our services.
SOUTH SALEM S. Com'l. snd Wash
ington Sts. Paator: Cart F. Miller. Resi
dence: 1655 S. Libert?. . Phone 133R.
Services: 11 a, m., 7:30 p. m. Sermon
topics: The 1 rHiese "-4dile, merning;
Evangelistic Message,, evening. Sunday
School: .10 . -m. Snperintendent : Dr.
Carl E. Miller. Young peoples' meeting :
6UJ0 Sunday evening, week-day services:
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m.
CATHOLIC
ST. JOSEPH'S Cor., Cltemeketa
and CotUge Sts. Pastor: Rev.; J. R.
noes, nesiuence: iai vnemeacia em.
Phone 89. Services: 8:00. 10;0O a. m
7:30 p. m. Hermon topic: parable of tne
Unmerciful Servant, morning; Baptism is
Absolutely Accessary for 'Salvation, eve-
CHRIBTIAH SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH Corner of Uberty
and Chemeketa Sta. ' Sundsy morning
services at 11 o'clock, Sunday evening
at 8. Subject of sermon lesson, "Proba
tion After Jeath." Sunday school ses
sions convene at 9 :30 and 11 a n. Wednesday-
evening testimonial meeting at 8
o'clock. Reading room, 209 Masonic
Temple, open every day exent holidays
and Sunday from 11:15 to 5:30 p. m.;
every evening,' except Wednesday and
.Sunday, from 7 :8 to 9; '.Sunday after
noon (rom 8 t 5. All are cordially iu
viiedto our services and to our reading
room.
CHURCH OF GOD
134C ... Chnrch St. Pastor: J. J. Gil
lespie. Uesideuce: .1315 N. Church St.
Phoue H73M,. Services: 11 a. m., 7:30
p. m. Hermo-i topics : The Word of Ood,
raoruinii : Image of the ' Beast, evening.
Sunday s hol: 10 a. m. Superintendent ;
Mrs. Welter Barkus. Young peoples'
meeting: 6:45, subject: "The Gun pel in
the Far North." Leader, Miss Either
Huhn. Week-day services; Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening 7:30.
CHRISTIAN
COI'RT ST. Court and N 17th Sts.
Pastor: R. L. Putnam. Residence: HOC
Leslie St. Phone ' 1425.1. Services: 11 a.
m., 7:3o p. m Sertaon topics: "Tbe
Holy Spirit," utvrning; "Peter Makes
the Good Confession," evening. Special
music furnished by Mrs. Joy Turner
Moses' urchestra and the c'.wir. Sunday
school: 45 a. m. Superintendent: Chris
J. Kowiti. Young peoples' meetings:
Junior -following the - vlxtervance of the
Lord's Supper at II a.m. Volunteers
will visit the shut-ins in afternoon.
Christian F.rulekvor ,ti:30 p. ni. Senior,
M'nior-intertrieiliiite and junior interme
diate i.ocietie4 meet at same time. All
very interesting meeting for young
folks.. Week-day services: Beginning
Wednesday 7 :'J1 p. m.. C. F. Swander
will conduct stadiea in Christian stew
ardship for the two churches in Salem.
The' lectures will be at the Court street
church on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
(none on Saturday i and Sunday after
noon at the First church. After each lec
ture there will he discussion. There will
be a Hallowe'en social at the church
Friday evening following the study.
Open to all. We want all to feel welcome
to any and al lot our service. Com
once and we know you will come again.
"The Chnrch with a fanrtly spirit."
FIRST Center and Hieo Sts. Pastor:
J. J. Evans. Resilience: Si44 Center St.
Phone 197J. Assistant pastor:' Vivian U'.
Whisler. Residence: 544 Center St, Phone
1972. Services: 11 a. ra., 7:30 p. m.
Sermon topics: "The Divine Vesttfre,"
moniinfr; "I Health. ; Contagions, eve
ning. Morning serviced Anthem by the
choir. O. Worship the King, and solo by
Mine Inei Wood. God Shall Wipe Away
All Teams Oaro Roma. Special musical
feature for the evening will be a male
quartet, the members of which are
Messrs. us ton. Leach, Mont and Dr.
Barrick. Sunday school: 9:45. Superin
tendent: Dr. Epley. Young peoples'
meeting: :30, lrvely, interesting meet
ings. The quartet will, sing-' two gronia
of songs, also Mr." Mnstnn will sing: "If
With All Your Heart." from the Elijah.
These men are all very fine tingera and
the four make a splendid organization.
UNITED BRETHREN
CASTLE CHAPEL Cor. 17th and
Nebraska Ave. Pastor: -P. C." Hoffman.
Residence: Parsonage." Services: 11 a.
m.. 8 V. m. Special services: The wom
en s Dav program .at 8 p. m. Offering
and pledges to be taken for home and
for missions; and erection of church in
ft
FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Center and Liberty
REV. CHARLES E. WAltD
1 0:00 A. M;-Gbd Tenting With Us"
7:30 Pv M ' ' Pilgrim V Progress in moV
' irig pictures
' Come and see or the screen one of the most
read ' ksoks- in the world
THE CHURCH WITH A HEART
1 1.
The MoreDiscrra
mating One Is
r
wit
the more om type of service is ap
preciated. It waa designed aiid is 1
maintained along lines ;whicn could
. vn6t help. but please those who pride -v
themselves upon; being , particular.-,
r" Yet it is interesting to obsenref
that this -superior type of - service i
I is just, as reasonable as any other,
f Cost is not always a-barometr of
quality:.
WEBB'S
PARLORS
205 baQitrdiEix&i
. - . .- - . - . i Jrrtr-5" 5"-v
1'erto Hi co. Sunday eebooi: tu a. m. a
perinteadant : W. W. Rosehangh. Young
peeples' .meeting : Tkj3. Mid-week '
icest Prayer and. study of Sunday
school lesson. - The'' members of 'Castle
Chapel and coin m unity are rejoiced ever
the safe arrival of Bro. Hoffman and
tamily, driving from. Harrisbnrgh, , Pa
by auto. ' ' ' ' -
FIRST 12th and Mission Sn. Pas
tor: A: S. Henderson. Residence: 1155
Mission St. Phone 1903W. Services: 11
a.; m 7:80 p. m. Sermon topics; "Sal
vation Thm Christ,' morning; "When
Jena Speaks," evening. Sunday "school:
10 a. m. ' Superintendent: -Mrs.' Nettie
Tfbbet.! Young people' meeting: 6:20 p.
mi Week-day aervieea: Prayer , servicea
each Wednesday evening. U. . Bt C. E.
i:SO p. m. Orin Back ley, leader. We
have classes for all ages, and extend a
hearty welcome to 3. - -i
jQLAD TIDINGS MISSION ;;
343 Court St. Paster: C. S.' John
soh. Residence:-1935 Maple Ave. Phone
19I7W. Services:. and 7:30..p. J. Sun
day school: t p. m. Snperintendent: S.
Berkey. Young peoples' meeting Friday
evesung. Week-day services -. Tnesday;
Thursday and Saturday evenings. W be
lieve Father, Son and Holy unost.
Salvation baptism with the Holy Ghost.
Healing through prayer for the sick and
the' soon coming of Christ.
CHXISTIAII ATM) MI3SI0NAUT
. AXIaLAHCE
FerrySt. Pastors: Mr. and Mrs. II. .K.
Caswell. Residence:, 173 S. Cottage.
Phone H34J. Services: S snd 7:30 p.
m.- Special service: The her. M. Tib-'
bitt wilt preach in the evening. Sunday
school: 2 p. m. Superintendent: Mrs. J.
Wilson. Yeung peonies' meetings: Satur
day evening. Howard Olson, president.'
week-osy services: - Tuesday eveninic,
7:30, prayer and' praise. Friday, evening
Bile study. We are in the .second chap
ter of the book ( of HanieL Come and
bring your Bible.
EPISCOPAL
ST. CtCL'S CHURCH II. Duncan
Chambers, rector. Services: Holy Eucha
rist at 11 a. m.. The ReV. J. G. allttoa
officiating. The vetted, choir will sing
he communion service. Cbureh school ;
Meets in the parish house at 4:45 4. m.
The Young Peoples' Fellowship meeta in
the parish house at 7 p. m. Toe rector
and Mrs. Chambers are expected to re
turn from ,tw Orleans by nect Sunday.
ST. VINCENT BE. PAUL CATHOLIC
CHVSCH
Rev. Thomas V. Keeoan, pastor. Masse.4
next Sundsy at H and lo o'clock. The
pastor at the 10 o'clock mass will preach
on the compassion of Our Blessed 'Lord.
During the month of October devotion
to th Blessed Virgin wilt be held every
Wednesday, Iday and Sunday ; evening
at 5:. 10 o'clock. ' Week dav mass at a
o'clock. Phone 1374.
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Ililffl GLEE
CLUB IS SELECTED
Twenty-Three Men Comprise
Organization This Year;
Tour Is Planned
With the selection of J 23 men
to- comprise the Willamette glee
dub this year, rehearsals are "novr
UNITARIAN
Oittare and Chemeknta ' Sts. Pastor:
M. Fereshetian. Residence: 657 Chemeke
ta Kt. f ho ne SSO. Hfrvices: 11 . m.
Profeaser "Oriffln. head - of the Biology
department of Reed college,, will "apeak
on. "Oenesis of Bioloay." The minister
i.s away attending the Oeneral Conference
of t'nivnrian ' churches being held at
Cleveland, O. la his absence prominent
educators of in Is state have been pecu
ping the pulpit. B-r. Uriflin, who is she
third addressing the I nitarian congrega
tion is an eminent scientist aud church'
man, and bis message mill be one of the
mostTinspiriug that has ever been giveD
in Sslem. Mrs. 11. Fereshetian. contralto
soloist of the church wilt sing "He Was
uespised from Messiah. ' by liandel.
Mrs. W. A. Denton at the orcan. Mr.
Fereshetian will occupy his own pulpit
next Sunday and will have lor his sub
ject. "The Westward March ef Liberal
Christisnity."
SPISZTTJALIST ;
FIRST The First Spiritualist church
will repeat its last Sunday program. So
delightfully surprised was last week s
congregation that the officers renue&ted
the chief speakers of the evening to
mal:e a return engagement. Dr. and Rev.
Mrs. T. Stillwell. of Portland, will be
the return speakers. Dr. Stillwell comes
as a psychic healer, while Rev. Mrs.
Stillwell will deliver the sermon and
message while in trance. Mrs. Willetta
Jackson, of Salem, will again be the so
loist who will-render the sacred musical
program. Services will open promptly at
7:30 p. ra. in the W. O. W. hall in the
eld Elks building on Liberty street. '
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHRIST 1750 State St. Pastor: Geo.
Koehler. Residence: 1750 State. Phone
599R. Services: 10:80 a. m. Snndav
school: 9:30 a. ra. Yonng people meet
BIBLE READERS
.When blue, readtlrwilia 34.
try John
read John
. Whoa . doabtfn.1,
7:17, . .V
.When In Borrow,!
.14. . .
. When forcetfal, read Psalnt
.103.,..;. ..-.
Whrn tllrcoanioedt read Isa
iah 40. . ;
When, men fall ! yon, rend
Psalm 27;.
When you have toned, ied
P3alm 51. J
When worried, read Matthew
0:10-34M ,
When, lonely or fearful, read
Psalm 23. ; '
hen yon want eoarage,
read Josh. 1. j
Wheh yon grow bitter or
critical, read 1 Corinthians IS.
Whfn you leave home for la
bor or travel, ret id paalnt 121,
Pathfinder.
under way Under the direction oi
Professor; Emory - W. ; Hobson.
Eleven members ot the club have
been with the organization in pre
vious years, An..extended tour is
being planned by Shannon Ilogue,
manager, while the first concert
will be given the latter part of
December. '
The personnel of the club thta
year is as follows:
First Tenors .- Mar It Walde
spiel, Daniel: Schreiber,', Laurence
SchTeiber, "Bruce Spaulding, Nor
bert Jar man.
Second Tn,ors--Ionald Heath,
Hugh Bell, Claire Geddes; Arnold
Taylor, Earl Pembertoa.
Baritones WIUIs Hathaway,
Ted Mitiner, Elmer Hansen, Her
bert Jasper, Loyd Thompson, Paul
Lee Vernoa Bootby.
Second Basaea-r- Clarence Oli
ver Amos-IHf f , Frank Alfred, Jlo
bart ; Kelley, Oliver GDL
IlSlSE":
ings at 7 p. m.' Luther ieagae raOy. Bi
ble, school conducted by the pastor on
Saturday from 9 to Vi a. ft.-listrne-
tlOO f I.T thn ifw)ilini t pdV
W. .Schrocdr of Aurora will preach tbe
scrinos. nunaay school and- services are
conducted in the English language.
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
2J7 State St. Pastor: Ralph D. Bul
lock. Residence: 'J 51 Mission St. Phone
14SS-W. Assistant Pastor: Harry Morris.
Residence: Silverton Road. Phone 15F14.
Services: :30.and 7.:30. p.,m. Sunday
kuhool: 2:30 p. m. Toung; peoples' meet
ing: 'Friday night-' at 7 :30. Kvangelistic
ment lngs .every nght a- 7:30 except
Monday. One of the most notorious ea
rriminals in England and America. i now
krith fcr a week or so. He came from
a prominent family of singers in London,
England, hot fell to the lowest deplhs of
tin,' Nine year ago Ood manrelously .sav-.
! and transformed bim,a he was on his
way to . commit suicide. He was a' com
panion in crime with Tom Maekey, the
noted evangelist who was also saved from
similar conditions. Brother William King
once used hi talents a a singer and per
former for the? devil on i the stage bat
since his new birth rnto a heavenly king
ddm he uses them to good ef feet for tbe
.Ird' Jesus Christ in thf pulpit. Don't
fail to .hear, him give hi , life story Sun
day night. Come nad be convinced that
the days of miracle are not past. Jesus
Christ came to "seek and to save that
Which was lost." There; was great re
joicing at the return of! the "prodigal
son." but the self righteous . "elder
brother" stood aloof and would not go
in.
One Put forth by the Newest
Member of the Federal
. Trade Commission
EVANGELICAL
I7th and Chemeketa St; Paster: F, W.
Lanner. Residence: 268 X. 17th. Phone.
1008W. Services : 11 a. ta., 8 p. m. Ser
mon topics: "The Church," morning:
A Clean Life," evening. ; Fred Toole of
Oregon City will sing at the morning
services. Sunday school: 10 a. m. Super
intendent: O. B. Stransbnngh. Vonnt;
peoples meeting at 7 p. m. Ruth Birch,
leader. Week-day service Thursday eve-
ning.
W. B..Hnmphrey, newest member-of
the federal trade commla
8io, in - atidn's Business Mag
azine outlines the. new creed of
the commission thta way:
We do not believe that success
is a .erlme.-
We do not believe that failure
is a Tirtue.
We. do not believe that wealth
is presumptively wrong.
We do. not believe that poverty
ia presumptively right.
We do not believe that Industry
eeOnomy, honesty and brains
phould be penalized.
We do not believe that incom
petency, extravagance, idleness.
and inefficiency should be glori
fled.
We do not believe that big busi
ness aad crooked business are
synooymous.
True' we will 'give close scrutiny
to big business than to small busi
ness, becausC-of its greater power
fOr -good Or evil.
We'belfevd that 90 per cent Of
American business in anxious to
obey, the law'.
We want to help this 90 per
cent of honesty.
We want" to control or destroy
the lp per cent that is crooked.'
The Sky Line, New York City.
FIRK DESTROYS PAVILION
HOQUIAJL Wash-, Oct. 23.
The Electric Park pavilion, qwtiti
by the Grays Harbor Railway &
Light company, was destroyed by
fire ftnight. Loss is estimated at
JJiOOO.
FIFTY POUNDS
of dry clothes washed in an hour!
A TUBFUL OF CLOTHES
-washed, thoroughly clean in
3 to 7 minutes!
COLLARS, CUFFS AND NECK
BANDS spotlessly clean, and
without hand-rubbing!
IMPOSSIBLE? Well, it wasn't
possible until the Maytag
I Gyrafoam Washer made it so.
The Maytag is an astonishing
advancei- the world leader. It
works on an entirely new princi
ple. Washes twice as fast as any:
other washer! Washes cleaner ! '-.
, Washes the finest clothes more
gently than is humanly possible.
Washes the dirtiest clothes more
...thoroughly clean than, you'd
imagine, possiblev Besides j it's the
simplest and easiest washer tt operate.
' (-:.; -' t '.
t5cimcls impossJMe? Prove it your
selfl We'll be glad to let you have a
Maytag to rxiake the testl Get your
call in early--be fore-next washday.
For home uh'iAotst electricity the Moving Gyrafoam
it available with Multi-Motor attachment. -
The far-ious Maylaf Gasoline Motor.
OBtstantftaft '
. May taj Features
1 Washes futer.
2 Washes cleaner..
3 Largest hourly
capacity in the
world.
4 Mott compact
f washer made
takes floor space
only. 25 inches
square.
9 Cast alumuium
tub ca n't
warp, rot, swells
split: or corrode
9Reasona for T
World Leadership
6 Easily adjusted
' to jtur height .
' '
7 Clothes exn be ;
pot in of taken '
out with the
wasiet i-utintng.
8 Tob" deans it
self. ,
9 All metal
wringer. Self
, V adjusting,' In.
.stant tension ,
release., "
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mfbaitirtyfosher
WITH CAST ALUMINUM TUB,
3!
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1B3 S0UTH HIGH' STREET TELEPHONE 2218
( 4 . . h'.t . i..J
A.M.
P. M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
- Liberty, and Marion Streets $
Rev. Ernest H 'SriankV'
t i
. '' ' " - s.":
" 'Teach Us -To . Pray3;
"The TRronged, CKrist"
": . : i MUSIC:- . - 1 r n ,
A. M. Anthem, "Thine Forever, Ood of Love' .Prices ;
Soprano Solo, "Teach Me To Pray"--Jewettv 4: '
Mrs. Ernest 11. Shanks. .- '
Violin solo, "Romange In G" Beethoven
Miss Helen Selis
P.M. Anthem, "Holy Spirit Faithful Guide" Mattel i ' .
Contralto Solo, "When They Ring Those Golden Pella'i
DeMarbelle . v' ;
Mrs. Charles McAllister . '
Violin solo, "Larghetto" Handel
Miss Helen Selig
Now Try This Wonderful
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It will draw out every impurity, veiled sain- f
juvenate you, , and impart to yocr, face, tha "
healthful glow of YOUTH. ; : - : -
WHILE THEY LAST
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With the Purchase of Any ONE of
These Three Bonciua Preparations:
Boncilla
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FacePowder
It ell a for
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with the lingering
f ragranee ot rare
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. . . . . , I'm . 75c
Boncilla
Cold Cream
void erful
cleansing- cream
a delightf ul and
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cream."' .lasgv -
Jar 75e
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yanishin
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sua - iia,iitilXeTx
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that gnleily Csv
appest-rv. -.Mrvinc
the skia soft and
apiootlir a perfaet
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Laxge jar 7&e
Repaiir Summer's
Damages !
Now la the time to restore your skin to the softness and velvety.'
smoothness that it boaated.before the Bunnner sua touched 'iL
Prepare fpr the social round now. Here.are fragrant lotions, '
creams and powders to assist yon In your task. All proved and
approved. Perfumes, talcs,, manicuring accessories e very thing
to help yon in retaining beattty and loveliness.' '
Salem's LeatUng Department Store
M -WZ . -. m- r f II Wl'dM II
Phone J2Q,
-10
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