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SUNDAYS MUJUMiraiY 4 ii.i3ii.UAiw o.
" Tim OREGON STATESMAN! SALEM. ORECON
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l I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH , i
Center ead -High at,- Vivian O. Whis- !
Ir, assistant putor, residence 507' Center
St, (phone 204lW., 'Srvieee 11 a m, j
and (7:30 -p. m. A anthem, "The Heav
ens iHeelsre Thy Glory" by Judsoa -will
be nin by the. choir ftt the, morning hear.
A duet. "Bop Bey end" by White wilt
be tuag by laes- Wood end- Howard
Leach at the evening - hour. Sunday
school 9:45. Or. - II. C Epley,. Supenn
tentent. - Tw yQung , people' 'Societies
mc at 8:30, Lorita Robinson, leader lor
Intermediate society. - v Tee llobiasoa
twin will sing daet. . Good enthnaiaa
tie t meetings in both : societies that you
will enjoy. Dr. Epley has planned- a big
aarpriae for the closing part of .Bible
school, "Ton will want to bear this fine
treat. ' J . ' - ; )
'.ST. VZNCSVT SB PAUL CATHOLIC
Jlev. 1'bos. V. Keenan, pastor.;, The
: Eeartdice f Holy Mai is celebrated a
i usual on Snadaya at 8 and ; 10:30
!. o'clock! DuriBf tne I .en ten season; devo
tions are held every Sunday, Wednesday
end Friday. Service on Sunday daring
Leaf are at S o'clock ia the afternoon
and on -Wednesday and Friday at 7:30.
Nett lTrtday is the first Friday of the
rmmth. Exposition of the Most Blessed
Sacrament and Holy Mass at 8 o'clock
with benediction aa vaaal. at 8 o'clock.
Tufre wiil be no evening deTotiona on
nett Friday.,. On.Tnesday Tening of this
weak -tha aoveiHt- in honor of the little
'lwer of Jeaaa. will come to a cloee with
the Koeary, apneiai prayora ia honor and
bedietion of the Moit Blessed Sacra-
neat.
8T. JOSEPH'S CATHOUCO
(Corner C'hemcketa and Cottage Stft,
Rev. J. R. Buck, .pastor. 73 Chemeketa
St.. phone 8a." Serrices 8. 10 a. n, and
1 :t0 p. m. Sermon topics. The' Holy
Edchariat, a. and . Baptism. ;p. m.
CU.ldren'a choir at 8, tgalar choir at 10.
Itanlen devotions on Wednesday and .Fri
day avenins. Mass on weak, days at
8 I a. -an. .On Holy Thursday tb First
CosnaiBnioa class will roeeiv - at) - 8:30
MSsa. Week-day aervieea: Week days at
a la. ns., in Academy on. Saturdays at 7
a.j m. First Friday eonunnnion at 7 a.
Kxposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
Benediction nod the Way fit the, Cross
at. 7:30 p. m. Confessions on Thursday
ait 3r Children especially at that -time.
I FXaST PEESBTTEKIAS 1
iOn Charch stree between Chemeketa
and Center Sta Norman Kendall Tully.
li pastor. 11:30 a. m, Sunday school,
1C E. Barrett, superintendent.-10:4S a.
bu - asominX . worship Sermon. ; ."Tlv
Charch That Grew," by lr Tally. An
tasm. "Fear Kot Te; O Israel." Spick
el. Soprano aom. "Halletujaa. I Hnm
net, by Knth Emory Kiddle. : Organ
n embers: "Communion in S Minor.", by
Hntiste; and "Antienne," by Batiste.
8t30 p. advance Intermediate Social
hour. 6:30 p. as, yonng peoples socie
ties. 1:f p. m.. evening worship.
Permon. "Prlfting." by Vr. , Tally. An
Usm,, "King of Love,". Hawley. The
ysnag people's chorns choir and Sunday
school orchestra, will assist with the mu
sio. ' Organ no cabers : "Cave Una, 7 Raff:
"Songs in the , Sight." Spinney; and
'Verset." Batiste. Monday 7:30 p. m..
Monthly meeting of session at the church.
f . CHKISTLAJI SCTEJffCB I
! First Church- Corner of Liberty and
Chemeketa. -ts. : Sunday morning services
a 11 o'clock. Snnday . evening at 8.
Subject of lessen sermon. "Christ
Jesus." Sunday school sessions con
vene at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock.
Heading- room 209 Masonic Temple, open
very day exeept Sandaya. and holidays
from 11 to 5:30: every evening, exeept
Wednesday and Sunday, from 7;30 to;
Sunday afternoea fronv S to 5. ;
t TtZSn BAPTIST
I Libertv and Marion Sts.. Ernest H.
Shanka. pastor, residence 549 N. Liberty.
95 a, m . W. 7Oley. BapertnMndent.
Young ' peoples meetings : volunteers
visit shnt-in in afteinoon. Christian
Kndeavor 6:80. Four -societies meet at
same time. Young people invited. Week
day services; tho Ladies Aid society wit
hold an all day meeting Thursday, li
the afternoon the monthly Missionary" so
ciety meeting - will be held. Official
board meeting Monday "7 :30. Pietnref
of recent discoveries in Palestine will be
shown just preceding the- evening ser
mon. A special feature eaeh Lord's Das
evening. We extend a hearty welcome to
all to worship with us. -
iCHmSTIAH AST) MISSION AST
! ALLIAKCS
Tabernacle 655 -Ferry St., H. K. and
VTrs. Caswell, pastors. -1 7 3 K. Cot tore
St4 niwnif ' A , short series of
meetings is being held in the Tabernacle
conducted by Evangelist Be'tta. Sunday
iiMisiwa u:30 p. m.. Evangelist Bvtts
eriiu preach, alMi- Sunday - evening 7 :30.
Monday 7:30 "Louie" the Wenatcl.ee
Indian: will en.tk. Tuesday Kvanpelial
Betta will bring a message ; en Dirine
.-iealin and will pray wiUt. the sick and
afflicted at the close of tUe service. All
who have heard Evangelist Betts before
will want to hear hint At this time. The
Sunday school a usual st 2 p. m., with
classes for all aires. A- welcome in the
Tabernacle for all services. '
EVANGELICAL X.TJTHEEAK
18th and State Sts.. tf. Koehler, pas
tor. Snnday Kehool at S:30 a. m. Kug
Hfch service at 10:30 a. m. FJrw. Ah remit
will preach. Luther League meets at 7
p. ra The aroverning board of the Luth
eran Brutherhood of the stile of Oregon
will meet at the church on Monday at
2 pm.
phone . 1920.
7:30 p. m. &
Service 11 n. in- and
Sermon topics: The. Triumph
f Grace, a. m.; Pryr Thst Do Hot
ma, id. n. Attractive musical program
at evening . aerviee. Solos, instrumental
'and vocal ; anthema and. familiar' hymns.
" Sunday school 9:45 a. m.. Ed Sehanke,
uperlntendent- Young peoples' meet
Inr fij3. aenier and Intermediate B. T.
f . tT. Thneday evening. BibUy study.
Morning anthem: Thine Forever, God
T. . T , T; Jt-t -Mn,. Tm.
visable Land.' Leslie. Mrs. Shanks and
Vra McAllister: violin solo. "A 8obK,"
fs-hnhert. Helen Selir-O'NeilLii Evening
yitnem, oiy opnv, .fi;w,
atteif eentralte - sole. -The m Badiant
Mom,'1 "Smith, Mre, McAllister; choir
euartet, "Pilot Me Home." Leech; vio
' tin . aoJo, 'Serenade," Schnbert, Helen
Belig-ONneil; piano solo, "Adoration, "
AUMrten. Mr. W. F. Foater. - j
I' ' COTST STEiTCHBISTlA3r
I Court and N. 17 th Sts, R. Ik' Putnam,
tosetor,-residence 1106 .Leslie St phone
- 1425J- Junior pastor. Mre. j Putnam.
Services 11 a. m, and 7:30 p.in. Jun
iat aerviee 11 a. m. Sermon; topics:
f014 Testament 'Confirmed No. 2. a. m,
Old Testament . Confirmed , N. ' P-
an. Musie lurnisBee oy a, noses vr-
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Corner of 5th aed Oaiens Hts., N. Sa.
lem. Tske a Fairgrounds . car to 5tb
then walk one block couth. Sabbath
school at 10:30 and preaching at 11:30
kirn. M. V. meeting at 4 p. m. Prayer
meetings . on Wednesdays at 7 :30. The
Sanday night lectures are still in progress
hobject, "Spiritualism." What is there
about it that is supernatural You know
allot of it is trick pry but the thing yoa
don't know what ia it. Yoa are invited.
Singing begins at 7:30 led by Prof. Ven-den.
Ye, O Israel,' by Dudley suck. Mrs.'
W. A. Denton at the organ Carl Weta
erell of Sao Frandsco, wiH be the f ueat
of honor of various social af faira . given
by the various societies ;ef .-the church
tkia coming week, r . , s
JASOK- LEB MEMORIAL
North . Winter - and . Jefferaoav Sts.,
Thomas Achesen, paster, residence ltoo
Jeifersoa .St., phone 77a W, Oilhert
vvrenn, assistant pastor, rosidrnce 14b 1
ferry St., phone 327. Services 11 a.
n and 7:30 p. m. Sermon topics:
How Far Shall I Go With Oodl" a.
m., ana "destroying Property ,! Save
a Ufa," p.' m. Junior ' charch at 11,
Rev. Wrenn in charge. Special music
by choir both morning sod evening ser
vices. Sunday school 9;45 a. to, Ilarry
Carpenter, superintendeut. Young, , peo
ples' societies: Three chapters of the
Epworth League will meet in separate
rooms for devotional services at 6 :SU p.
m. Others than young people always
welcome. Good time, a s a red. Week
day services :: Church, school Teacher
council Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Full atten
dance desired. Thursday ovening 7:1a
p. in., mid-week devotional serriee for
Junior and Senior churches. These meet
ings are full oi interest. Strangers and
viitors will be welcomed personalty and
made to ieel a t tome at all of-the ser
rices. r a i
FIRST OONOBEO ATI ON AL -Center
and Uit4nrty Sts.. Cbar.lei E
Ward, pastor1, residence- 440" Center 8t
phone 591K, Serrices 11 a. m, and
7:30. p. ni. .' Sermon topics: "What to
Believe About the Bible," a. ra, .and
"Abrah&ia Lincoln.'' i. m. Sunday
school 10 o Clock, X- i- MCCalliater, au
perintendeni. Week-day service, Tfiurs
day 1-.A0 "Th Ktory tt Our Bible'
Tlfis week we take up I'aui'a firsf-.let-ter
to the Corinthians. Tnis is a service
of Bible stud and prayer to which we
invite yon. !The regular : meeting of the
Board of Trustee is postponed to' March
d.- On Fi-idny erenir.s, March , 5th all
men of the church are invited to a supper
meefing of the Miss-lonarv society, when
Br. Lkibhs it! Pacific University, will
spea1:. The Sunday evening service this
wee.: will conclude the life story of Ab
raham Lincoln in moving clotures.
C.
STODENTr
INTEBHATIONAL BIBLE
. ASSOCIATION
I Meet every Sunday in ; Derby Bldg.
Court and High Sts, hours 10 to 12 a.
m.. and 3 to 4 p. m. Funeral services
conducted free of charge in Salem and
vicinity by local Bible class. phone
1450 W. All interested, in Bible study,
cordially invited.
THB SALVATION AXMT
' 241 State St- "So many Gods, so
many creeds, so many ways that wind
and wind, while just the art of being kind
ia all this sad world needs." Sunday
morning worship at 11 o'clock, for the
public Evening meeting at 7:30, of an
evangelistic nature. Subject: "Roadside
Kindness." Sunday school at 2:30, for
all children who attend no ether church.
"JBlue" holding the lead in "red" and
"blue" contest. The young people's Le
gida invites young folk in particular to
its cheerful meeting . at 5:30. Publie
meetings on Thursday and Saturday, of
the coming week, at 8 p. m. .
CENT HAL CONGREGATIONAL
' South 19 and Ferry Sts, H. C. Stov
er, minister, residence 245. S. 19th St,
phone - 1924J. Sanday school at 10 , a.
aa, C C. Harris, superintendent. Morn
ing service at 11. Sermon on "The Man
Who Woo." Senior and Junior Chris
tian Endeavor at 6c45 p. m. 8acred con
cert at 7:30. The chorus choir with
piano,, organ .and orchestra .accompani
ment will sing the following numbers:
My Master's Praie.. R. peane Share
. Cnorus
Softly; the Silent Night .-Stanley Winn
Men's Double Quartet
Come and Abide in Me .0'ITara
Chorus
Master Let Me Walk With Thee Jfeven
Jdyra Gleason and Lawrence Deacon
My Task . Ashford
Men's Double Quartet
Cast Thy Burden On the Lord, Wilson
Chorus
Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit. Stark
Solo Ronald Craven
Cnder His Wings . Hosmer
Corner of Church and State Sts, Fred
Tayior, 1 pastor, resilience 63G State
St, phone 974. Miss Mary E. Findley,
rector of reliKioua education, oflic lid
8. Church St, phone 872. ' Services 11
in., and 7:30 p. m. Junior church 11
m. Sermon topics: "Lenten Relieion"
and "Christ, the Rock of Ares" Jun-
or sermon, Jaco a Dream. Sunder
school 9:45. 11. F. Shanks, superinten
dent. Young peoples' meetings: the 3
chapter of the Epworth League will meet
at 6:30 in their respective places. Week
day services: Worasn's Home Missionary
Society, Wednesday afternoon in - the
church. A pot luck dinner, to which the
husbands are invited, will continue at 6
o'clock. Address by Miss Grace Davis
of the Portland Settlement Center. De
votional service, Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Pastor's subject. "The Fullness of the
Blessing," i
Men's Doable Quartet
Make a Joyful Noise H. W.
Chorus
Petrie
UNITARIAN
Cottage and Chemeketa fits.. Rev. Mar
tin Ferehetian, minister.- Church school
10 a. m, graded instruction. Class for
those of high school end college age con
ducted by the superintendent. Miles Me
Key. By- request Mr. Fereshetian will
preach en . The Leadership . of Jesus.
The place el Jesus In the scheme of Chris
tian religious experience - will be i dwelt
upon. How the doctrines as to the deity
of Jesus arose; the Christ idea the Mes
sianic Hope of the Jews will be. con
sidered. . Airs. il. Fereshetian, contralto
Ehestra Jor .Bible. school... Sunday school soloist of the church will sing. "Fear Not
Bu
sy Readers
Continued from page I.)
a clear decision from George tMcCJormick in the Salem Ar-
' - ttt'if i x j i , i ' i t a -r ' An
mory. vvuiameiLe aaaea to its wins Dy aeieating iracmc to
to 24 v.'.. -
Governor. Walter M. Pierce consented to preside at the
Salem, Massachusetts.-Salem, Oreiton, debate here.
!,At a meeting: of the Marion County Community Federa
tion the group went on record as favoring the appointment
of Henry R. Crawford for appointment on the state fair
board following the resignation! of Wayne Stewart, of Albany.
,J . 'n - . Thursday- February 25
Removal of the state lime 'plant from Gold Hill to Salem,
to be operated as an industry at the Oregon State Peniten
tiary, was proposed by members of the state 'lime board at a
meeting held here. It is estimated that cost of lime to the
farmer could be cut from $5.00 to $4.00 a ton, by the change.
Investigations are being made'J -y"
First annual window display week has enlisted the sup
port of more than forty merchants. Extra traffic officers
will be employed to aid in handling crowds expected for the
Tjccasion. A seven piece orchestra will be engaged for the
dance on the opening evening. s , ,
' ; Friday. Februarv 26.
Property tjwners will be asked to vote $40,000 for school
purposes at the special election which has been called for
March 29, in keeping with the.vote of school board members.
Of this amount $30,000 will be for the readjustment of the
salary schedule for Salem teachers. The other S10.000 will
be used for maintenance; and prepairs, material arid -suppliesf
insurance and interest on warrant, if granted bv the Deonlei
The schedule i3 the lower, of two presented for consideratiorr
Dy buperintendent George Hug. , , : - t.-.vt
If Salem would wake up and fully realize the possibilities;
of minincr develonment at her front door ' in th Rtiam
country, her greatest city building nossibiKtv would be soon
realized, in: the opinion of T. S, Waltemeyer, of Seattle, elecr
wlytic copper: extraction f expert.? He was in alem some;
time ago, when he ldoked ovbx the tSantiam mining region
rather thorouehlv.' ! He became convinced that under the
mountains of the higH Cascades there is the possible making
oa une oi ine nchest and greatest mining camps m the United
States. . 't'i ?-;"SV-
' . te decision, to remove the state lime plant from Gold
Hill to Salem for operation ai la state penitentiary industry,
n icacaea ai a conference attended by Governor rierce and
tyx tsuupiiiciais. John Quinland, chief engineer, or the prison
left at once for Gold Hill th make sTTanjrements
Salehi hiflrh school riphafprs won X tnO victoripa nvf"r Rfntt.T
Mills in the dual debate, one!tearri speaking here, the other
I .;?u accounts of Saturday and early Sunday developments
fjvu be found in the main news sectionl'ot this paper:. :
subject. ; "Obedience." . Bead Duet, the
5th Chapter. The Ladies Aid n Thurs
day pv m. at 2 o'clock; Mrs. Marie Thomp
son. Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. Xueome, and Mrs.
MaShane are the hostesses..
'. rULL OOSPXX. HISSI0w
237 S.tat Street, Ralph D. Bullock,
pastor, residence 251 Mission St, phone
1439 Wi Harry J. Norrisi, aaaistant paa-tos,-
resident Siivartoav.. Road, phoate
1F1.- Service 2 :30 and 7 -30 . p. m.
Sunday sohooi,2:30 p. m. Young peo-
Eles". meeting Friday night, at 7:30.
vangelistic , or Bible study : meetings
every night except Monday. All are in
itaJ, fat these apostolic gospel meetings
where the Lord i confirming His Word
and preparing Hia people fori His coa
ir.g, TUer must be purified and "filled
wkU grace and truth." Rom. 8:29 with
JoUn 1:14 and Eph. 5:27.
EVANGELICAL
17th and Chemketa Sts F. W. Laun-
er. natter. rekideaCe 268 N. 17th St.,
phone ; 10U8W. Services 11 a. m, and
7:ao p. m. Sermon topics, "Worthy,"
and "Judgment. " Sunday school lO a.
ni, O. it Strausbaugh, superintendent
Young peoples' meeting Miss Be u lab. Lau
nur will, be the leader. Week-day ser
vice TUurd.-.y eveniilg, Mrs. i, W. Lau
ner, class icadtr. y
-. -:" BOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Commercial and Washington Streets
Cart'. Jiiller, pustur.- resilience '6oh S.
Libert Ht Dhor.e 133K. Services 1 1 a.
nr.. and 7:30 B. m. Sermon topics, "Wlio
CV.n Be Saved" Sunday school 10 a. m
B. J. C PalUn. suuerlntoncent. lius
Riindiir at 6:30 we' start a school, of mis
skint, Clarence McClenn and. Raymond
limiLnr of Newberg returned misaionar
les will have charge. Speakiong on mi
sioa j .work - In Cuba. Prayer meetiuf
TbHradav 7 :S0 Ik. m, also monUilr uiett
ing. , The members of the-church will
OHKt: in the basement of the church for
a pot -s-luek supper. The difleient coui
raittees of the ehurch will meet immed
isteSy . following the supper, f '
" SCANDI1TAVIAH M, E.
15th and Mill tit-, Fatrik Dahiin, pas
tor, residence U095 Trade Kt, puone 377
.T. Services in Sweden at: 11 and in
Knlish nt 8. Sttodsy tchool 9:45. a. m.
Patrik Dahiin, superintendent. Young
peoples' meeting 7:15 p. m. Prayer
meeting- Tnnrsdar 7 :i p. m. a. e
meeting on rriuay I :ju in ine nome oi
Knut Anderson, i ou are an coraiaiiy
invited to our services.
ST; PAUL'S (Episcopal)
Church St. and Chemeketa. Rev. H. D.
Chambers, rector. Services,. Holy Euch
arist, 7:a0 a. m, morning prayer and
sermon 11: a. m. Evening prayer ' and
sermon 7:30 p. m, topic. The Fourth
Commandment." Church school 9:45' a.
ni.; Rev. II. D. Chambers, superintendent.
The Lenten service daring the weekiwill
be on Wednesday evening at 7:30. .
MARKET STREET FREE METHODIST
Corner of N. Winter and Market St..
Mortimer C. Clarke, paster, residence,
1228 N. Winter fct.. ohtme ia56W; - Ser-
vicea 11 a. m, and 7:30 P. m. Sermon
topics: "Love Poured Out, ' and "Twice
Born Men.' A class meeting at 12:15
of the old Methodist type, Mrs. Clara
Cooler, leader. Sanday school 9:45 a.
ra, Dr Frank S. Schutx, superintendent.
Young peoples' meetings-. 6:30 led - by
Mr. Victor Cooley. Topic: "The Holy
Spirit Hi Work." Cottage prayer
meeting each Wednesday afternoon at z
o clock at the nome ef Mas. Caroline
Jackson. 1463 N. Winter stre. Church
prayer meeting Thursdays at 7:30. v The
pastor preaches at both services on Sun
day. All are welcome to tueae services
and you will enjoy the splendid spiritual
atmosphere of this churchy .
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Liberty and Center St, C C. Peling,
pastor, resldenee- 485 Center -. St., phone
an Us services , xi a. - m.i ana i :ao. p
m -Sermon topic: - "Holy Eushsxist,1'
and Evaageliatie Rev - G. L. LovelL pre
siding elder will preach in the imorninf
ana conduct toe Uir onmmunien - ser
vices. A ; full attendance ia expected.
This is the last communjon service, for
this conference - year., Sunday school
9:45, L. L. Thornton, superintendent.
Young peoples' meeting at 6:30, iMs
atagness wtu lead. A missionary-service
SDeeial m-oaie will be renaered ' By - the
quartet and a salo br Miaav Naomi Phelps,
Week-day services Thursday evening, - C.
T. Doty, leader. A lerre? attendance is
expected, i ... -
CHURCH OF GOD
1346 N. Church St, J. J. Gillespie,
pastor, residence, '..1315 "!N. Church St,
phone 187SM. Services 11 a. as, and
7:30 n. m. Sermon topics. "How to Re
ceive the Holy Spirit." and "The Way
to Be Ready te .Meet uod - in feaee
Sunday school 10 a. m, Mrs., Walter
Barkus, superintendent.- Young - peoples'
meeting 6:45 p. m. Mis . Delia , iMlls,
leader: suogeet: "sin." - stecuiar weekly
Srayer service Wednesday evening 7:30
Irs. Mable Morford, leader. -
i CENTER ST. METHODIST
a jam . ana -jemer ov., a. -. unuier,
pastor, residence CH4 N. Winter St., phone
68UM. Service 11 a. no., and 7 :45 p,
m. Sermon topics. God Deals with
Raints and. Sinners." end Song Service.
Sunday school 10 a. m, H. H. Grallap,
aunarintendent. 7 o'clock Epworth Lea
gue. Topic' "America 'a Debt to Other
aLnds." Milton Kilmer, leader. The fol
lowing service will be a song service in
English. .Wednesday 7:30 prayer meet
ing , at the Grallap residence, K and Cap
tot St. - The morning service is in
German.
CASTLE CHAPEL TJ. B.
17th and Nebraska Ave, P. C. Hoff
man. pastor. - resiaenee i?9 AeDrasxs
Ave. Services 11 a. m, and 7:30 p,
m. i Sermon topics, Cnnstisn Hero
it,m," and short sermon. Sunday school
lO a. m W. W. Rosebrangh, auperinten-
dent. vonn peoples meetings. Junior,
intermediate and senior. 6:30 p. m. Men's
Brotherhood Tuesday evening, mncn in
church basement at 6:30 followed by
iM9
All Woodwork on First Floor
of New Building Has Been
- Completed
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U-"'" e ' ' ' : ' 4
ARRIVALS, i
DEPARTMENT .
SERVICE faf v
, ' Xoting'a fcVvV of the - ; 5L , !
Spring-Shades- ' OvK
New Buff. Parchment, Long ' 17? I v
Beaeb, IvorTi i Fallqw,. At- V f3
mospbere; Ro'se'Alh, Ra- fly" -B
fchelle,! Fleshy Palm! Beach, K J
Honeysuckle, Grain, Shadow; f X
Man re Taupe, Mooaljgnt, r Vir-v
Cruiser. Biscuit, Almond.. fi
-SHIPLEY'S
m
jT ij ; Beige, Rose Taupe. ' ' famous. ' L ' t1? " " 1
All the woodwork on the first
floor of the new YMCA building
on Court street between Cottage
and Church streets has been com
pleted. The base boards and win
dow and door casings have been
finished. The beams on the ceil
ings of tho men's and boys' lob
bied have been finished and the
lirtt coat of paint applied to them.
The fireplace in the men's lobby
nrl in li lirvj Inhhv hflVf hopn
finished with tile fronts. 'The til
work on the steps and lower walls
of tho entrance to the men's lobby
ha:; Leen done.
Forms are being removed from
the concrete -walls of the Bwim
ming tank. The contractors hope
to start the tile work on the tank
before the end of the week.
The boiler room has been par
titioned off frort the rest of the
basement. The rough concrete
has been poured for part of the
floor of the basement.
;?i:;ft::H:--;'-.ar-
i?:-.v.:,:.:i::
lecture and discussion. Everybody wel
come. Ladiea Aid at church Wednesday
afternoon. Prayer meeting and Litlf
study, Thursday evening.
KASAHEHE
19th and' Marion St, C, H. and Mrs.
Hopkins pastor, residence 1960 Marion
St. Services 11 a. ru, and 7 30 p. m.
term on topic "The Second Birth."
pecial music and singing at both ser
vices on Sunday. Sanday achool 9:45,
Frank Litwiller, superintendent. , Senior
young peoples' meeting 6:30 p.. m, top
ic, "Christ Our Example . in Suffering
Wrongfully." Mildred Kunemaker lead
er. Junir Christian . Endeavor 6:45 p.
m. Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer
and praise ..meeting. Sunday morning
Rev. L. W. Dodson, field secretary of
N'ampa, Idaho, College will preach. The
pastor will preach in the evening.
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GLAD TIDTN08. MISSIOM
343 Court St, C. S. Johnson, pas
tor. 1935 Maple Ave, phone 1B17W.
Service 3 and 7:30 p. m. unday school
2 p. m S. Berkey. superintendent. Every
nigha Evangelist Smith and wife of Los
Angeles wilt be with us.
them.
Come and hear
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Liberty and Marion St.
REV. ERNEST H. SHANKS
SERMONS : "The Triumph of Grace, and Prayers That
Do Not Rise." ,
EVENING PROGRAM: Anthem "Holy Spirit, Faithful
Guide." (Mattei. Contralto solo: "The Ra
diant vMorn." Mrs. Elma McAllister. . Violin
solo. Serenade,! (Schubert). Helen Selig
O'Neill. Quartet : "Pilot.Me Home," (Leech) .
Piano solo: "Adoration," (Atherton.) Mrs.
W. F. Foster.
The Church That Welcomes Strangers
IN OUR HOSIERY
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LESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
South Commercial and Myera Sts, J.
Willard De Yoe, pastor. ' residence - 348
Myers St, phone 188J. Services 11 a.
m, and 7;3u p. ra. - Sermon topics:
"The Only Name."' and "face to Face
With the King." The chorus will sing
at both services. Mrs. Arthur Utley will
sing "I Love a Little Cottage," in the
morning; Miss Gladys Mclntire will sing
"The Lord la My Shepherd" mtne
evening. , Sunday achool 9:45, E. A. Rho
ten, superintendent. Young peoples'
meetings: Both Epworth League at 6:30
Lithe- Pollard leading toe senior league;
Paul De Toe the- Intermediate. Mid
week service Thursday evening at. 7:30,
. irrv i T , 1 j- $ .j -
First
jCongriatiQnal Church
' ; Center and Liberty
REV. CHARLES E. WARD
10:00 A. M. Sunday School
I I iOO A. M. "What to Believe About the
Bible"
7:30 P. M. Abraham Lincoln in Moving
-Pictures
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