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3 RADIO TUBE LIFE 'TO BE1ISH3EI flevf Rejiivenatof Claims. to tt Cost of Replacement -Now Too 'High .If--: -,-.-.... -it, ' , .:....-,., ..... .. ,!- p i . -, i : i j1it Is a positiveljiorBone Tron citisjon'at all who enjoy, radio vfJI.soon appreciate that t lie most important factor, in securing good rkdlo reception is the ability to kVjon the radio tubes fully rejuv enated at all times. s M - it -, - sells at a prion well within the range of the average radio int. ; " Knowing theat. radio tubes do deteriorate,, experience has proven that Ah q best possible plan is to rejuvenate" then? at . fair ry regular Intervals,' say about once a month. This will insure reliable results at aU: times and will, give the user of the set many months hi extra service Jtrom his tubes., . The set owner" need nor, necessarily con cern himself when his tubes need rejuvenating and he 'can recharge his tubes very much on the same principle as he how 'recharges his batteries, the main' thing" belngto do it at regular. Intervals, j The average radlolst' is more Interested in reeultsfrora a' stand point of reception - than he is in technical data or instrument read ings of his tubes. For thisjreason the instrument just . referred , to has been made as simple ai.-i pos sible, eliminating all frills and nonessentials. A rejuvenator is Just , as' im portant a part of the radio equip ment as the battery charger. The one mentioned is made, by a com-4 pany which has been in the busi ness of manufacturing transform ers for nearly a quarter of a cen tury. I RADIO AMATEURS 3 The quality at radio as well aj rthe volume produced depends Uii the condition of the vacuum iVb to this tlmfl one of the boar- ivitl items of expense for the ra-j d Joist . was , that Of tube replace ment; " ' The radio expert has for some time been familiar with the com paratively simple process by which tubes of the thoriated variety are reactivated. There is no mystery beyond the understanding of the layman in this process, and cer tainly it is something in which he i very much interested for it is by this process that he can be assured of getting the most from his radio in point of. service and dependability, to say nothing at all of quality. Then, too. iu must be remembered that a tube which is. not performing : up to norma? demand more filament current. This causes an unnecessary drain on the A battery, and jf as is us uually the case, other tubes are on the same rheosat with "the de pleted tube, they are also soon rendered practically useless be cause of the increased filament voltage which has been applied to mike tho "weak sister" perform. The dropping off of the effici iency of a radio tube is not ne cessarily sudden in fact, evefy time a radio tube is used it per forms less efficiency thun the time before. From, the first Instant of ' ufe Tit undergoes- a -gradual and positive change until finally it reaches that point whore It calls notice to itself by Its inability to amplify properly. Under certain conditions this falling off is ab rupt and rapid, but in the main it Is so gradual as to be scarcely noticed. As a result the set owner will usually waste a lot of time and patience perhaps in -the end condemning the set before he lo cates the trouble and buys a new 'tube.': A large majority of such tubes ' can be made as good as new again in a few minutes time. By the shn pie process of tube rejuvena tion they may be reactivated re peatedly" so as to make their totav - effective life eight to twenty timer their original life. How It Is Done The radio tube becomes weak and inefficient as its filaments, be comes contaminated with certain gases which are contained in the tube. These "gases fill the micro- . scopic pores of the filament and prevent proper action of the tube by not allowing the exchange of ions between filament and grid. - It is obvious then . that it these gases can be driven off, the prop- er tube action can lie restored. The j seemingly difficult task can be j performedin less than eleven min utes with the proper equipment. The thorium, which is used in ap proximately 90 per cent of all " tubes, serves the purpose of mak ing these tubes able to withstand a considerable range of filament voltage" thus making, them splen did subjects for radio tube. rejuv enation. ' ' - Rome have, stated that it is the exhaustion of the thorium which r determines the life of the tube. This can scarcely be true in view of the fact that many tubes which do not have thoriated filaments may be rejuvenated providing they can be kept from burning out. By the use of a simple and inexpensive electrical device, the J-fferson Tube Rejarejiator, II Is found that by. burning the fila ment for a very short time at a relatively high ; temperature, fol lowed by a lower temperature for a' longer period, the filament dis charges gases 1 which have : filled its pores and is then ready to con tinue to function as a tube should r--thus, the amplifying ability or power of a seemingly exhausted lube is restored to its original strength. . v ;. Some, tubes have been success fully treated as many as seventy five or eighty times. -. This rejuvenator, which was on display at the National Radio Ex position, i American; Exposition, Talace, Chicago. Sept, 28 to Oct 3, ' inclusively, takes the guess work out of tube rejuvenation. It 1 noteworthy to observe that this instrument has been designed ex TIIK WITH EUROPE Foreign Countries Picked Up With Surprising Regularity FIRST FEE8BTTERIAK CHURCH ' Church ati Mt l)to ChemkMa anil Ofnier RtrtNu. Noruu Kenitalt Tatty, 1. !., pa tor. 9:30 .. m. Kundaj- choL 10:45 a. m. nornnr m(iip. (sermon, "Wkn Will I'nrifctmax Cumet" by Dr. Tally. Special Music: Antnpm. '"Christ mas Morn", Wan-ca; gnprano aolo, "Birth ot th Kins," Coomb, by LAuiae RnKn Kobrt'Mn: Anthem. "O Little Town of B.thlehem," Scott. Orjaa .Snnnrrt: . Xberua ilaeoa. Iuboiw; and 'Christmia March," lUrkcl. 5:o p. M., Christmas. Mon-!e by our choir, assiitrd by a lareo ehornn. See romlri program cisewkcM In this pa p?r. ti:M p. in.. Younjj l'eoplr's xi ties. Morula,, 7 :ii p. ru.. annual Ourist nias program of tb tiumlay achfiol. Alt member of the Sunday wbnol are uiwt to be pivsfnt and a warm invitation ex tended ti att memherN f the .rhttrrh anii eonreKatiOH. TIEST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ( onu r of Male and ( hurch Sis. 1'axtor Fred ('. Taylor, ivsidenoe b:;ri State St., phone 94. Olret'ior of Uelig-iou KdiK-a-t n. Mi Mary t. r'indley. oftice l-'ii S. hurch tit. l'boon H7'J. Services 1 1 a. a., 7 :3f p. ra. Hcrion topie: 'Uefei inn tiud'u (lift, " a. m. : i'afceant: fol lowers cf the Stir." p. m. 8eri! t liriimu Jiuic in all the wruns of ihe day. Junior church service at 11 o'etnek in the Aonex. Sermon, 'in the Midst." Wesley class meeting, leader. t. A. Wheelw ritfi'.t. 'Sunday M-hooi 9:4", tuperintendent, II. V, Shaukn. Vnunj r.-p - a me line: All -three chapters of the Epworth Leazue will mine iu the ebuivh parlor for a ChrUtmas rarol new tee. Leader. Miss J.onive Kindley. The Cliristmus I'liteant jriven at 1 ;:I0, en titled "Tollower- of the Star," promises '.e wurtny ot a rrowded nouv. The fnnior t'hiirch Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ion W. Uiildle. is to be in eliailie of a large share of the service. Several Christinas parlies are scheduled for next ween. The Cradle Koll depart ment, under the leadership of Mr. Shanks, will hold its annual Christmas party in she church Tuesday afternoon; the Junior and Intermediate (croups iteduesda- niRiit and the hiilh ' school youns people Tuesday evening. levo lional service Thursday. Christmaa even ae at 7::it. !'-'tor' n rssi-e will be "Tho Christmas Story." MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-A good illustration of the startling regu larity with which American trans mitting radio amateurs carry on communication with all corners of the world, is furnished in the recent activities of Don C. Wal lace, owner and operator of sta tion ZT of this city. Wallace, who Is Dakota division manager of the American Radio Relay league, succeeded in working fiye European touutrjos s within a week, during .which. time one English station, fiCTM. was 'in t'omntunitation with !ZT every morning. In f;icti the ; Anglo American voutatt endured for nine successive mornings.' The break in this last-record the tenth day came when . 9JST successfully established communi cation with the Swedish pitor ship San Francisco, fetation. SGC, in mid-ocean between Brazil and Sweden:- French amateur ' station SDK and Danish station, "EC, owned and operated " by Eric Cohrt of Copenhagen. 1 . These three contacts were es tablished in court of an hour, during which conversations with the French amateur. Consumed twenty-five minutes. The! rest of the time was dJYiH'd between the other two stations, an,d ;the ap proaching dawn caused fading of signals from the English' station and a resulting breaking in the string of successive mornings during which messages and Vnews had been exchanged. 1 Radio amateurs point out that this type of communication it now as reliable as was the pre war radio work. Barring an oc casional break like the one above noted, transmitting radio ama teurs throughout the world are maintaining comparatively steady schedules of communication. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHirECn Corner ter.lei- and ilih SU. l'a.-vor J. T. Kvans, residence .14 Center, phone 17. Assistant pastor. Vivian ti. A'his!er, residence, reid-n'e 544 Center, -iione 1?7J. Services 1 1 a. in 7:30 p. m. Chritlma anisic at the morning hour. Shelley's "Hark, Hark My Soul." will be suns by a iuartette. tiertrude Cher rinstou, Inez Wood. Howard i.each and John Moriti with ol.li-.-a!i parts sung- by Tr'.sta I'owera and Virian Whialer. (Below.) Sunday scboul. 9:45, auperin (endeut. Dr. K4ey. Cnrislmas prnKram t closinit part of Bible school honr. Young I'eople's meetmcs: tJ:3() topic. "Christinas, the Time of Joy". Oilier "ven-s A Christmas I'aseant "The Sles aee of the Star," will he iten at tho -vening honr. This pnueant portrays the beaiiliiul storj of the Shepherds, the Star ami the Christ Child. held and the following officer were elect ed for 16-'ti:C!ass loader, (i. K. Stover, and C T ioty ; assistant lead.-rs. itr Vx. Sieforth and (i. X. Thompson: tnia- te, tor 3 jeara. Arthur Kes and S. f.A jirLraciin. nnnaay acnooi ol fleers: u perintendeat, 1 L. Thornton: assistant, J. V. I'lncb; secretary, Mra. K'. Heagei-; assistant .ecretary. v. I. Wikoft; trea anrer. Sir. J. K. L'lrich; chorister, Mrs. fcieforth; pianist, Margaret Clrich. . Other officers appointed by, Sunday ichoqt board. j CHRI8WAN SCIENCE Coi-ner of t.il.erly and C lieir.ek.ota Rta. Sunday morains services at II o'ol.-k. Sunday evening at 8. Subject of lesson sennon. "U the l'niverse. Including .Man, Evolved by Atonic Force?" Hunday s hoi sessions convene at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Wednesday (Tenia; testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Keadinfr room. -Jo9 Masonic Temple, open every day except Hundays and holidays front II to .::t0 p. m. :ev.ry evening except Wednesday from 7:a0 to 9: Sunday aflernoun from 3 to jv HAZAKSKE 10th and Marion St., c. II., and Mrs. Hopkins, pastors, residence, 19b0 Marion St. Scrvires 11 a. tr and 7:.10 p. m. S-rmon Topics: " Follow ins; the Star." and SeekinR Christ." Special music and singing at both services on Sunday, rtunday school 9:45 a. m., W. U. Hardy, superintendent. Senior young peoples' meeting t 6:.I0 p. in., topic: "The Eternal Inheritance," Walter Seanister, leader. Junior C. E. .at 6:4. p. in., I.loyd Miller. president. Weduegdav eseuing at 7:30 prayer and praise er vice. ThtinMlay evening at 7:30 Cbi-ist-mas exercise and program. Mrs. Hopkins will pr-m-h Sunday morning and the pas torwiil preach in the eveniug. Kvory body welcome. UNITED BRETHREN C.VSTLK CHAPEL 17th and Nebras ka Ave.. P. C. Hoffman, pastor, residence: 743 Xehraska'Ave. Services 11 a. m.. and 7:30 p. m. -Sermon topics: "Tha Church," and "Sanctification." Sunday school 1ft a. m., W. W. Kosebraiigh, su perintendent. Vnung peoples' meeainzs: Junior, Intermediate and Senior t:H0 Sunday evening. Prayer meeting and Bible reading Thursday evening at 7:30. CENTER ST. METHODIST Tbirtoiiith und Center Sta. Pastor A. F. Ililmer. residence fi84 N'. Vint.-r, phone liKii-M. Sivi-es II. Sermon opto; "JeKun." Sunday school 10 a. B., supi-rintenitent II. II. C. ml hp. Yoiitig People's mi-etirij: : N'one this Stind:i e,n.nir, (':tristinas Sunday school - pro' ;tara on Sunday evening, liec -Tth. The nfferin at this fine will be for mis sionary cause. tin Christmas diy at 10:u(l, preaching servire in tterman. REFORMED BETHANY Corner Capitol and Mar ion, . Henny .pastor, residence iiho Mar- on St.. phone 44- . Services 1 1 a. ut.. (iel-.nan. On Christmas day there will e a lieraiHn service at U:.s a. m. 5un- iay school 10 a. m., Fred E. Kruse, bii- perintendent FRIENDS SOI'TH SAI.KM Corn.! of Commer- ial and Wahlnxton Sis.. Carl F.. and Uinnie Miller, pastors, residence 1 i j. S. ahertv St.. phone :t:tlt. Services I I a. n., and 7::t0 I. m. Sermon topics: '"The iroup at the Manger and r.vangelistic Message. Kunday school 10 a. m . It. J. !. 1'attnn. superinlentent. Youns p co- ties ttieetin? ti ::m p. m., topn-. fTirist- na Joy, ' le:;der, Donald Patton. Prayer ti-ctm:: 1 liurstlay 7:drt p. it. What .hall I send nntn the l.oVd for all bis eiiefits toward me mOITI.AM) HitUland at Church, Cdgar I'. Sims, pastor, residence: 'J44" Maple Ave. Services 11 a. ni., and 7:30 m. Sunday school it) a .m., Walter Stanton, superintendent. C. K. 6:30 p. ii. Bible prophecy. Monday 7:M0 p. m. Preyer meetinsr Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Special meetings to hog-in in one week, '.inilii-y A. Wells, of Seattle, evangelist. F1IIST 12th and Mission .sts... A. S. Henderson, pastor, residence: 11j5 Mis sion, phone 1003 W. Service 1 1 a. m ana 7 :.'t0 p. m. Special music by- choir at morning service. Sunday school at 10 a. m. loung peoples' meetiag at 6:3U p. m. A special Christmas pro tram will be given at this time, by the Kndeavor-s. Old-time prayer meeting Wednesday even ing :30. These services are increasing in interest and power. A Christmas pro gram will be given by the members of the Sunday school, oa Christmas eve, begin ning at 7:30. We are working and hop ing for a good prgram. Come. CHURCH OF GOD 131H V. Cfti.rch St.. J. .1. tiillespie. pas tor, residence 13l Church St.. phone 1S73M. Services 11a. m.. and 7:3i p. m. Sermon top.,-s: "The Christ of Beth lehon." and F.vangolistic. Sunday school 10 a. m.. Mrs Waltei ltaikus. superinton dent. Young peoples' meeting ti:4." p. ni.. subject: "What I Want to Bo at 3.t. ". Herman ll.ihn. lender. I hris'iuus Jirocraiit by the young people and children Weda.es day evening 7:30, tec. J3. SALVATION ARMY 'J 1 1 Stale There's a ' 'friendly fc-iliim in the air'' ou can ser.se it at the tall white hiiilding west of Commercial, on S ate. Free and e:y gospel meetings, with cheerful, uplifting mnis and testi monial,., and practir-il preaching. Sunday :it 11a. m.. and 7:30 p. ni. Peppy Sun day school J:30 and special meet for the young folks at 5:30 p. m. Owing to t hristmas activities, there will he no pub lic uieeliug on Tuesday and Thursday of thei week. All are weleon e at our services. EPISCOPAL ST. PA PL'S Church and Chemeketa Sts.. lies. II. 1. Chambers, pastor, resi dence, .160 Chemeketa, phone Iul'iJ. Ser vices II u. m. Xmas F.ve Holy Commun ion service at 11:45 p. m.. with musir hy choir. Xmas Day Communion at 9:30 a. ni. Sunday school 0:4." a. in. There ill be no early service at 7:30. a. m.. Sunday, Iec. 1:2, owinn -to the absence of ihe rei'lur. , . . 3lt: faswet. pastors, residence: J?a - 8. Coae. phono 1434J. Scrrieea 3 and 7:3u p. in Sermon . topics : "The Faith o God," d "The Beigh of Terror." A unm piece orchestra ia giving fine mo Special Cbristmaa music this week. Solos, duett, quarteta. Sunday school 2 p. h, Mr M. Wilson, superintendent, tvaagelist joha Goben ia with as throngh out the week every night except Monday 7 ;30. Rev. Oobea is a clear exponent of tho Word of God and wilt speak twice on Sunday and at each service during the week. Afternoon service 3 p. at., Tues day, Wednesday, Thursday. Tuesday and Saturday nights Kvangelint Goben wilt pray for the sick. Christmas Eve wilt lie a special treat for the children, the chil dren taking part, also Mr. Uob. n will give a message to the children. BAPTIST F1UST Liberty and Marion, Uev. Ern est It. Shanks, pusior, residence: j-9 N. Liberty, phone 1 Q'iO. Services 11a. m., and 7:30 pm. Sermon topics: "Uod's Christuiifs Gift," and Grat Christmas mnsical program. The rhnir assisted by soloist will givo a great i'hristmas pro gram at the hour of the evening worship. Anthems, soloa and carols. Sunday school i :.". F.d Schunke. superintendent. Young peoples' meeting 6:30, led by group IU. On account of (nrtsttna the uiia-woes prayer meeting will be held on Wednes day evening this we k. Ou Tuesday young peoile wilt sing Christmas carols about toe city on Thursday evening. CHRISTIAN COl'RT STKKrrr Court and V. 17th Sts., It. I.. Putnam, pastor, residence: 1106 Leslie St., phone 14J5J. Services it sr. and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "All Things Becoming New," (sermon for new converts) and "Where Will You Spend Eternity t" Lorraine Stivers will have charge of the music. Evangelist Stivers will give an object talk "Power of Habit" at close of Bible school. Sun uav school '.:4i, Chi is J. Kowitz, super intendent. The aim is for 300 in Bible school. Christian endeavor t:30: 7 p. m. Junior; Junior Intermediate, Senior-Intermediate and Senior. There will be only half hour session in F.ndeavor so all ran be in the auditorium for the sacred pre-concert of negro spirituals at 7:15. The volunteer teams will call on shut-ins in afternoon. This is the last day ot our meetings with the Stivers Evsngelitsic company. We invite everyone who wish es to these services. You will find a wel come hand to greet you. MISSION G-LAD TIDINOS t43i Court R'.. C. S. Johnson, pastor, residence; 1935 Maple Av.i.. phone 1H17W. Sunday whool J p m., S. Berkey, superintendent. Young peoples' meeting Friday evening. Week day services Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday evenings. We preaon the full gos pel salvaJion, healing, baptism with the Jiolv spirit and the second coming of Chfiit. tha arw parish' of St. Vincent Da Paul since Ha erection-; iu the early morning the schedule of masses will be. 7, 7:3u. rt and 8:30 and the last mass : U a. wiU be a high , nasi with Bet. Father Bede, t. S. B. officiating. Benediction of the" eft blessed sacrament will folWiw tho late mass on Christmas morn. - At the midnight mass the newly organized runic of the parish will sing tho mass of Our Lady of Ij.retta and at the offertory, "Holy Night" will be Ming by Mr. Mus ton, accompanied by Miss Norma Maier on the violin. At the o'clock mass the rKiMran's ..Iw.i,. u-i ! 1 rib" l',i,VAn, ia extended a cordial invitation to attend f these services. morn in r and evening.. Sunday school 9:45,. Harry Carpenter, aupertateo-dent.- Fpworth. Wesjey and Jason Lee League BieeV la eprat rooi for af tiunal aerv icea, Oter are;- always wel tromo la the aerrieea. A eordial wel como awaits the public at all the snrvicea of .the-day. Wednesday W. P. M. aocity meet at the home of Mrs.' K E. Roberts, 1171 Jefferson St.' Christmas aet-sice Friday lO a. m. There wil not be any mid-week prayer servico Thursday- even ing. Public invited to the serve ie Christ mas morning. METHODIST ' LESLIE South Commercial and Myers Sts., J. Willard 1 Yoe. pastor, residence: at Myers, phone IrtdJ. Services 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "His Name the Wonderful. " and "The Christmas Hymns." Sunday school 9:4., E. A. Rhoten. superirntendent. The chois n will sing "The Star of Chri'tmas" by Wildernore and Mrs. A. E. I'tley. will sing "Silent Sight" by Haydn for the offertory in the mornine. Special musi-' cal program in the evening. Young peo ples meeting at ti:30 the senior led hv Ivan Coiner, the Intermediate by Ruth llavolton. Tliere will l.e no mid week service as our Sunday school W ."" give their program on the regular night. JASON LEE Corner N. Winter and Jeflerson Sts.. Thos. Acheson. pator, res idence: 1030 Hood St.. phone 210nJ: C.l bert Wrenn. assistant pastor, residence: 14C4 Ferry St.. phone 23-J7. Services 1 1 a. vrn., and 7:30 p. m., 10 a. ra.. Xmas day. Sermon topics: "The Searc'.i of Modern Wise Men," and Christmas pro gram by the church school. Junior church service at II a. m.. Rev. Wrenn in charge. Special Christmas music by choir SCANDINAVIAN 15th and Mill SU., Patrik Ihrhlin, pastor, resideoc:- 2095 Trade St., phone 377J. Swedish service at 11 a. m., and English services at & p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m., Mrs. E. Fargard, superintendent.. Young peoples' meeting at 7:15 p. m. On Christmas morning services will be held in English at i:30 a. ra. Everybody welcome to our services. ! Did You Ever Stop To Think? ' By E. B. Wait. 8eertaT7 Shavnea, Okli, Board of Oonntre Xhat a great many people think they know - all there is to knew about the city in which they live. Most of them don't know half so much as they think. they know. That if they joined in -on a "Know-Your-City" campaign they would learn many things that would surprise them; some things pleasing and some otherwise. That if most people in most cit ies really Utd know what was go ing on, there would soon be many ' changes for the better. That if they knew and fully realited the needs of their city, they would, get together and get what is needed. - That a bunch of citizens only being half sold on the home city means poor business. That it means that the city will get a slow start for better devel opment and may never arrive, in fact it may not get any further than the starting point. That there Is only one end for a city that takes two backward steps for every one; they make forward. r v iilp . It is better for a city , to be a live, city in whichAo do business than to set so dead that half the people have to move to some other city to make a living. : Gardinor Taxpayers vote 10 mill levy, for $15,000 to build Roosevelt highway. FCLL GOSPEL 2S7 State St.. Ralph D. JJnllock, pastor, residence: 25 1 Mis sion St., phone 14-19W. Services 2:30 and 7:30 p. ra. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. Young peoples' meeting Friday night 7:30. Bible teaching and evangelistic meetings every night except Monday and Friday at 7:30. Mr. Carl Hensley, mis sionary. Yon are invited to hear and see the ori-rinnl apostolic gospel in operation as in the Bible days for "Jesus is the same yestcnlay. today and forever' lleb. i:t:r. " We believe in the real power and wisdom of (Jod, but also believe in kepe ing absolutely free. from all fanaticism. 1 CONGREGATIONAL .CENTRAL S. 19 and Kerry Sts.. II. C. Stofcr. pastor, i.-sid.-nce : 2-4.1 S. I itth St . phone 19J-4J, Services 11a. in., and 7:!10 p. m. Sermon topics: "Koom for Christ," and "(lifts Christ Hrings." In the merged mornin-r seivice, Marguret Melntire, Harriet Adam:. Norva Edwards and lionald ltarnard will sing "ltrietit Angels," by Adam Ceihel. In the even ing the chorus choir will sing, "Glory to God in the Hightev." and Mrs. Currie will sing. "The Dawn of Hope." bv Harry liowe-Shelly. Sunday school 10 a. ra.. C. C. Harris, superintendent. Sen ior and Junior C, E.. at 6:45 p. m. The Sunday school will give a Christmas pro gram Tbursdav evening at 7:3o. By in vitntion hte cToir will sing the Santaata "Tbe Holy Nativity." by Henry Wield erraere at Chemawa Training School Sun day at 2:30. The senior C E., society will present to the public on Tuesday even ing, Iec. 2J at 7:30 a musical skit "The Country Pedagogue" and the. farce "Why Not Jim."' The male tiuartet of the so ciety will be heiil onithis occasion in popular numbers. PntDY IS API'OIXTKD WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. - (A P.) Warren Purdy, ; district director for the fleet corporation at Iloston, was today appointed director of lOurQpean affairs for the corporation with headquarters in London. LUTHERAN CHRIST EVANGELICAL State and IStii Sts., fi. Kochler, pator, residence: 17.10 State St.. phone 5iK. Services 10::if a. m., in German. Young peoples' meeting at 7 p. m. Song service under the auspices of the Luther league. The Snndav school will give its Xmas program on Thursday at 7 p. tu. Theie will he Germnn services on Xinus day at 10:30 EVANGELICAL 1 71t and Chemeketa Sts., F. W. Lan ner, pastor, residence: 268 N. 17th ,st., phone 1008W. Sorvices II a. ra., and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics :"""Christmas," and "The Hands. f Jesus." Christmas priitrim Thursday eveninjr. Sunday school ot 10, O. It. Straushaugb. superin tendent. Young people's meeting at 6:30 p. in., Thelma Bines, leader. TBEE METHODIST IIAHKET STREET Corner of N. Yin- cr and Jin -t St-., .viortimcr t . t larice. lastor. re-Hdence: I 12 N. Winter, phone i:t.1fiW. Services II a. m., and 7:3t p. Sermon topics: "The Star Out of Jacob." "Whea Ange's Rejoiced." There jw ill )ecinl b'ni all day at both ser rice. Sunday school fi : l. a. m.. Dr. F. .S. Sehutz. siinerintendent. Yonnar oeo- I TJKITAEIAN ile'A meeting ::tf p. n ., preceded by a I Cottage and Cheireketa Sts., Ret. Mar- I. ait hour of prayer topic, "If Anv Man." I tin Fereshetian. pastor. Church school at l.utaer li. Cook. leader. ( ottage prayer I to a. m.. graded instruciion, MUes .cK.ey ect:ng each VNedneS'tay at . n clock at I supt. ifevotional services at 11 a. m. the heme of Mrs. Caroline Jackson. 14G:i I Mr. rereshetiao will have for his Christ- S. W'nter street. Thursday evening at ' Bias sermon subject, "The God in Man 30 the children and young people of the I Mrs. rereshetian and Mrs. Hallie Parris-h ehurh iand Sunday school will give a ! Hinge, will sing a Guet. "Hark, Hark, My Christmas program, to -rbich nil are in- I tioul, by Schelley. Mrs. W. A. Oenton v:ten. .esi isunuay win oe orserveu as Christmas Sunday. Tiere will be special FIRST Center and l.ihertv. Chares F. Ward, pastor, residence 4 40 Center, phone .19 It. Services 1 I a. in., and 4. vesper servire. Sermon topics: "The Spirit of Christmas. Cantata: "The Prime of Peace." The Vesper Service at 4 w Ii be a real treat to all music, lovers and will be almost entirely a muical service Sunday school 10 a. m.. Mark McCallister, superintendent. As Thursday evening is Christinas Eve there will he no mid-week service this week. All members and friends of the church should plan to to- present at hte Christmas services Sunday morning and afternon. On Tuesday even- ' inc at , : l" the Sunday school I hrisuna program will be siven. A cast of charac ters and a chorus chorus will present "The Nativity." The public is cordially invited to all services of the church. Portland Northwestern Elec tric Co. sells electric cooking fa- t-ilitiex to 700 homes this year. Cruaiey Radio News Servlc. Clntl rinsing and the pastor s messages bot:t morning and evening will he i hristmas messages. AH are invited to these -services and you will ebjoy the splendid spiritual atmosphere of litis church on the corner. Remote Radio Control , !"'"" ?Tv - ' 1 Svrf "Ct x :' j i v - 1 1 f m EVANGELICAL FIRST Lioerty and Center, C. C. Pol ing. pastor, risini-nce: 433 Center, phone 991 J. Services It a.,m., and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics: "Christ, Virgin Born," irtd "'The Holy Spirit. .Sunday school 9:4. a. ra J. r. I Inch, superintendent. Young peoples' meeting 6:30. subject: Why Is hristmas a lime, of Joy I Matt. 1:1R '.'3 and '1 Cor. 9-15. Margaret l'lrich. leader. Thursday evening Christ mas entertainment. Annual nusmess was Son 'Starts Dad Making Radios at the organ, on Tuesday evening ue 2ind the Christmas party will take place tn r.merson nail of the church. hristmas tree and appropriate exercises for the occasion will be the order of the even ing. The annual meeting of the church will take place the second Tuesday even ing in January. The Emerson rlub will not meet uritil the first Thursday in January. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY AIXIAJfCE Tabernacle Ferry St., 6.1.1, If. E., and CATHOLIC , ST. JOSEPH'S Comer CottasC and Chemeketa Sts.. Rev. J. R. Buck, pns'nv, residence, 751 Chemeketa St., phone H!. Services 8. 10 and 3. Sermon topics: Fourth Sunday of Advent and Questions answered. Ma-scs on Christmas at 12 ;30 (midnight mass) 7, 7:30. 8 K:30 and '. n. m. Benediction follows last mass. Regular choir at 12:30, specially prepared music. The girls of Academy wit! sine at 9. Everyone is most coi-Jially we'eome to all services, and especially to the m dniglit mats on Christmas eve. ST. VINCENT DE PAl'L Rev. Tims V. Keenan, pastor, residence, 12 HO High land Ave., phone 1374. Masses on Sun day as usual at; ft and 0:3O a. m. Kos ary and benediction of the most Blessed sacrament every Sunday evening at 7:30 p. ra. Catechism class for the children every Saturday afternoon at 3 o'lock. Next Thursday is the Vigil of Christmas and therefore a day of fast and abslin ence. During the week mass will he cele brated at 8 Vcloek. Mase on Christ mas dav wiif be as follows: at 12:3u a. m. FViday, midnight mass will be cele-, brated, the first high mass celebrated in' """" :.:' i First Congregational Church II A.M. "The Spirit of Christmas" 4 P. M. 'The Prince of Peace" the Vesper Service is a Splendid Musicil Treat The Church With a Heart' Petronella Thlmhnrt orranlst. is Interested In the "mechanics of the 130 was too much to pay for control panel in the CrosleyiWLW I a radio set to-be used, as a toy broadcasting "studio. Lines from 'or hig boy. That was four years the churches, hotels and theaters, a so. 1 Father realizing there were as well as the studio, pass through many parents willing to spend a this amplifying panel which con-J few dollars for a receiver and trolg i the moducatlon. From the I started : making low-price ones. panel the lines go to; the point Today the father, Powel Crosley, of transmission, about 23 miles (Jr., is a leader In the industry. away, near Harrison. Ohio, where This is a picture of his son. Towel the super-power equipment Is lo-J Third, . who Inspired . his - dad clnslvelv for home use and that It cated. - : . throush a desire to own a set. CHRISTMAS SERVICES First Baptist Church . Liberty and Marion Rev. Ernest H. Shanks A. M. -God's Christmas Gift. P. M. Great Christmas Musical Services. AugmehtferTChoir and Soloists Traditional Carols nijoy Radio with- m tPM M D Q I E. PHILCO "A" and "B" Storage Batteries give the radio owner the maximum of satisfaction as well as longer and more economical service. PHILCO has in past years, through their research department, developed Radio "A" and "B" batteries that give the Radio Fan the best possible radio reception at a small cost. PHILCO is now able to supply Radio Fans with Radio "A" and T batteries at a low cost not before realized. While the initial cost on storage "A" and B" batteries is a little greater than on dry cell batteries, over a certain period an economical saving will be realized in the upkeep of operating a Radio Set. Any PHILCO dealor will bo pleased to demonstrate PHILCO Radio "A" and "B" bat teries at any time. HALIK & E0FF 537 Court VICK BROTHERS Trade and High TODD ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS Masonic Building m. j. Mcdonald Independence P. W. NOFTSKER . Silverton BALL BROS. Turner AUTHORIZED PHILCO DEALERS MOORE'S MUSIC HOUSE 415 Court H. L. STIFF FURNITURE CO. 446 Court B0NESTEELE MOTOR COMPANY 474 S. Commercial P. J. WALTON 5 - Dallas KNIGHT BROTHERS Jefferson COLUMBIA GARAGE Mt. Angel SQUARE DEAL HARDWARE CO. 230 N. Commercial GRAHAM & CALFORTH Monmouth WOODS BATTERY SHOP Stayton W. B. NUTTING Gervais 4 1L allO 238 North High Street BURR - . 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