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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1926
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e55 4eh!H.; H. K. Ceswelt aad Hrs.
Cuwell, feMwrs, 173 s. i; Cottage at,
phou14.4J. Sunday aehool eonveaes at
. p. Mr. Roystoa soperiniendem. iXf.
vern-jon irvacrung-. service -8 . sob-
' LEW Jet inwpliBa i Trial' Even-
"-etsTS; .""J"1" serriea .7 jao,- spiritual
P ,T XT , " weem.. Fray
'ni J-feise Taesdsy 7:&0, JTiday 7:30
slul. Saturday evenicx th yoens
e e charce of a, helptat service
k jrtanc. ,;-a welcome to at services
f nfrpscie. i. , r. , r 4
8 "' (SPXscorAxi "
meketa tits.. ftrv. ST.
Jor- Holy, Kucharwti
'f.ao a.
at
r at 11
pray
. s Vesper; at 7:aa p. im.
at fl.'4A a. m. This being
Chorea
Pali 8 as day
inira annivenary
toe new rkirrk J TkkM
of (CCipTlIf
h a processioa or-palms ana pa fens
will o ti'n-Ml at the door;. Tho choir
will sin ?The Palms" ; and Master
Uwyna Adam will aing a Soto. All will
be welcome. 'ryllewanip meets at S30
p. a. ia tea parish nous a. Holy Waak
services wili be held - on Wndn..
'"" ' un Aiaajiaay Thnraday
thra will b tw aarricts it ? 1, m and
j3 "Si rriday thra will t
the Thraw Hear sOrrica befiaains
gun iiw ,mui at p r
- - TIR8T STAVGCZjCAIi
i, "rty od.Ceter, C C; Wlint. pas-
.fearvieas at 11 a. to. and 70 b. ta. Sr
ma topics : "'Trintaphsnt Entry Into
Jerusalem : and. "yountaia 1 Liriac
Waters." Miss Naoar Pfaalpt will siaK
,a solo . .entitled Canary." - . Sunday
school 9:45 a. -, taperintendeat. L. U.
laorauw. 1 sang feople s meeting 6:30
p. m.. niars aud Intrrmediate; J amor
society will taeet at 11 a. m. Thurada
OTaaiagtat T:30 first halt hoar deTotsd
IT.wT X Pw; bring year
Bibles. At ta Quarterly Conference the
pa wrea tao year a work' was renewed
aaa snewea; a marked tacreaaa ia it
leoaance at a LI serrirea. . Itr 1.
Thornton t wif oWtad deists ta to the
. naxt Annual Onferenee and aomiasted
lor eieciioa aa lay delegate to the jrea
fl.-':?,"ereBC th,t e' October
ib n uuamsport, fa.
CASTLE CHAPEL XT. B. !
17th and Nebraska ; Are, P. C. Ho
man. pastor; residenea 1743 Nebraska
ats. bemcci at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. as.
Sermon topics: "The Kid of VirtoryV
and "The Man Oatside." Sunday school
10 a. an, superintendent. W. W. Rose
brongh. Young People's meeting. Joa-
ior ana senior o:ju p. m. LAdies' Aid
society Wednesday afternoon. KctitsI
service every night. ETerybody weieoma.
SCAKDINAV1AN It E.
15th and Mill Hs.. Patrik Dahlia,
pastor, residence 2005 Trade 8t, phone
377J. Services : 11 a. m.. Swedish. 8
p. m. cngiisn. Bonaay achool 9:45
m.. snpenntendent, the pastor. Prayer
meeting, inorsaay 7:30 p m Snadar
l. I Mi 1 .
envoi Hireling criaay i:sv p. ta. Yoa
are all cordially invited to our services.
FIB3T METHODIST EPISCOPAL
corner f btate and Church - Su Kref
V. Taylwr, pastor;' residence 'C36 State
M.. phone 974. Director - of Religious
r.uucanon, miss nary it. nndley; olfica
126 8. Church St, phone 87 1. Services
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra Junior church
11 a. m. Sermon topics: ''Jesus, the
Divine-King" and Pareant, "The Dawn
ing Junior church, "The Easter 8tory";
ic-jni aula 1 ma ley. i w solos in
morning service. "Ride On, Ride On in
Msjesty" by Neville, Leon Jennisont
"If With All Yoar Hearts" from Elijah!
Ronald Cravin. Young Peoples' meet
ing : The three chapters will meet in
their respective places ander the follow
ing leadership: 1st chapter. Miss Dessie'
Cox; 2d chapter. Miss Koxanna Zielie,
and 3d chapter. Miss : Mary . Hndley,
Wesley class meeting. Crowded house
expected for this evening's pageant "The
Dawning". given by the high achool
young people of tha church, assisted by
two of the college students under tha di-g
reetioa of Miss find ley. Meditation ser
vices each sight of the week -at 7.-3C.
Pastor will speak at each service.
FIRST TOOTED BKETHXRJT
Corner 12th and Mission St.. A. S.
Henderson, pastor; residence 1155 Mis
sion St., phone 1903W. Services at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
10, superintendent, E O. Pohirg. U.
C. E. 6:30, Oren Buekhee, Pres. We
invite the young people to this- service.
Old time prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing 7:30. Mrs. Ellen Hidsy, class lead
er. Ladies Aid each Tuesday' afternoon
at 1:30 at the parsonage. W. M. A.
first Thursday of each, month. Election
of officers next week.
JASOtf LEE MEMORIAL U. E.
X. Winter at Jefferson Ave. Thomas
Acheson, pastor; residence 1060 Jeffer
son Ave., phone 772 Wr assistant pastor,
uuoert wrenn; retidera" 1401 Jterry St-
phone 2327. Services at 11 a. a. and
7:30 p. m. Junior aharch service 11 a
- Rev. Wrenn. Junior pastor in charge.
uoir ana mate , enorua win ennoa tne
day with masie. Sunday scnooU 9:45,
superintendent, Harry Carpenter. Three
chapters ef the Epworth League. will meet
in separate rooms at 6:30 p. m. for de
votional services. A. glad time will be
rhared with others than young people.
Personal welcome fa in order. The spe
cial revival services will be continued
throughout the coming week. The public
is invited to share in these meetings of
fellowship and rood cheer. Fearless gos
pel preaching, he warming aoag aer
Tces and special c horns singing each
night. The apirit of passion week and
it message will be observed. The pub
lic will receive a warm - personal welcome
in all the services of tha Lord's; day, and
of the soming week.
TJNTTARIAN .
Cottsge and Chemeketa Sta, Rev. Mar
tin Kereshetian. minister. Church achool
fr thoae of high achool and college are
at 10:OO a. m., graded instruction. Class
under the direction of . the Supt., Miles
school
rational Vervicesat ll a. 'm.
Z'-! Subject of tha MrnW
M V.ZZLZ" WaT . Cross Mrs.
TiZZl rertiJ'B' etralto soloist of the
JtK. H Was DespUed'.',
Tn? Afessiah. .- The Emerson
elnb. which. Is Jor bo la men and woases
wMI meet a Thursday, evening at tha
parsonage. . A new subject for study will
be, chosen for tha next two months. , Ail
interested ara arred to eenle. - The Wo
f . Alliaaea ' will be entertained, by
V- Pereahetiasi at the parsonage,
aT Cfnemcketa St. oa Friday afternoon
from 2 :30 to 5 o'clock. ' ."T-""
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: -T FIRST COKGREOATI0HAL ,
Center and Liberty, Charles E. Ward,
?."' ldehee 440 Center St, phoae
59l. , Services rat 11 a. m: aad 7:30,
P- Sermon topics r "The Trium
R.h",..f"p,,ti' "for Ckriit or the
, The quartet wUI siag: "Rida
1 '.t-0 bT 8eM nd, "Jerusa
lem by 8hell,y. Sundsy school at 10
clock, superintendent, Mark MrCaUister.
Tharaday. 7:3o Bible study and prayer
meeting, i The Andy this week will be
on the Oospel Matthew wrote. The even-'
in theme will be illastrsted with . the'
f Vie 'Th Dawa of ChrUt
ianity.' This nictnra vra i.f
nriai., illustrated.. br the Sermon , oa the
th nr of the Crucifixion. The
t flu 4 th Jture will make
i.?d .U"pre".'.OB U
opportunity to see -iu
,.,.,OLAJ injur a s missiok ;
343 H Coar St C 8. Johnson, pastor;
residence . 135 Maple, phono 1917W.
Services at 8 and. 7:80 9, m. Sunday
school a s,nt superintendent 8. Berfcey.
Young People's meeting Friday evening.
Week-day services Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evening. " - , . . ,
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FXRST PRESBYTERIAN
On Church St. between Chemeketa'and
Center 8ts.. Norma n Kendall Tally, D. D.t
pastor Sunday school 9:80 a. -m., su
perintendent, II. H. Barrett. . 10:45 a.
m. Jnorning worship. -Sermon "Jesus'
Entry Into Jerusalem" . by Dr. Tully.
Aarhems: "On the Way to Jerusalem
and "In the Temple", from "Olivet to
r"iTry onder. Organ numbers:
"The Holy City", Adams, and "Mtabat
Mater Dolorosa". Leraaigre. 6:30 Young
Peoples meetings. Senior led by Eugene
Crothers; Advance Intermediate lead by
Josephine AJbert. and Intermediate su
pervised by Mr. Henry Gilbert. . 7:30
P- m-, evening worship. Sermon. "The
Soven Walks of Ephesians" by Ir. Tul
ly. Soprano solo "Repent Ye" Scott, by
Ruth Emery; Kiddle. Organ numbers:
Hosanna", Waehs; "A lnton Pray
er , Loret; andv "The Palms", Faure.
Monday, 6:30 p. m ymual congregation
al meeUng and dinner at the church,
fcaeh family will bring covered diah. but
tered rolls and silver and dishes for its
own service, j Coffee and dessert will be
furnished by the Ladies' Aid society.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center and High Sta.. K. C. Whit.V.r
pnone Vivian u. Whisler.
assiaUnt pastor, residence 444 S Winter
Christ" and "The Supreme Purpose of
ine uospei. At the morning hour the
cnou-.wiu sing "Unfold Ye Portals" by
Gounod and at the evening hone "Tha
AIDE OI LiOVe sir Kh.nh.rH I." k Cl.l
ly..Also there will bo a brass quartet
ny rraulc .inn n.i wd ki.-i.-
n:.-i. l. ..r " -?.
play "I Will Extol Thee." Sunday
...vu m. n nin wenarer. 1 n win
uwi m .- .j. iunpnni.nii.nl 1 1. 11 1
Epley. Young Peoples' meeting- 6:30
Senior Christian Endeavor will be led by
Rosalind IIulL The tnnie "Ph- i...
pel la the Near East." Helen Milton
berger will sing a aolo. The Intermediate
win do iea by Rose Dickinson.
ines ana manna wnmi will .
ucimuiii! Dunaay we win hold services
every nigni aunng the - following wees
except Saturday. E. a. Whitmk. win
ueiier tne sermona and events of th
wees win De used as sermon
themes. There will be snacial mmii-il
features each night. The services will
uegm at i :u.
---?T- yrNCENT SB PATTLoao
ox. visbdir DE PAUIh CATHOLIO
isev. I DOS. V. Kmius n.ctnr rin.
Highland and Myrtle Avenue. Phone
xe. sisssea an Nnnifir aa nmAl mt a
aad 10:30 a. m. Rosarv. and Rnuli.
tion at S p. m. Mass durina- tha waak
oa Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdsy at
a o eiocr. Un Holy Thursdsy at 8:30
o'clock the children of tho First Holy
Communion class will receive. The Mass
on Holy Thursday will be at 8:80 aad
on Good Friday and Holy Saturday serv
ices will begin at 7 o'clock. The cere
mony of the "Three Hours" on Good
Friday will be : observed from noon to
clock with, the reading of medita
tions on the dolorous iournev at Mt.
Calvary snd at S o'clock the devotions
of the Wsy of the Cross. In the even-
ng at 7:30 there will be Station of the
Cross and sermon on the Passion of Oar
Lord by the- pastor. The hol-v season af
Lent and therefore the obligation of fast
and abstinence will be officially over at
noon Holy Saturday: Confessions will
bo heard Wednesdsy, Friday aad Satur
day both ia. the afternoon and evening.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Liberty and Marion. Pastor, Ernest H;
Shanks, residence, 549 N. Liberty, phone
1920. . Services: 11 a. m.; 7:30 p. m.
Sermon topics; "The Triumphal Entry,"
. m.j "How to Be a Friend." p. n.
Palm Sunday services, special musie and
sermons for the day. Sunday achool
9:45, superintendent, Ed Schunke. Young
People's meetings: 6:30. Both Senior
and Intermediate - B. Y. P. U. groups.
Public invited. Week-day - aerviees: -Annual
meeting in Tuesday evening at 7:30;
mid-week prayer service oa Thursday
evening at 7:30. Special musie: A. M.,
Anthem: "Ride on. Ride oa in Majesty,''
Scott. Solo: "Gentle, -Holy Saviour,"
Gounod, Mrs. E. H. Shanks. Violin
solo: "Album Leaf." Wagner, Helen
Sclig O'N'eiL Piano: aolo: "Palm
Oranchea," Faure, Carl Lemke, of the
Blind SchbeL Violin solo: "Calvary,"
Rodney. Helen Selig-O'NeiL
CHURCH Or GOD
1346 N. Church St.. pastor, J. J. Gilles-
I pie. residence, 1315 N. Church St., phone
I 1873-M- Services 11 a, 7:30 p. m.
! MIND AND HANDS
are the primary j requisites for properly taking carcf of the service on your
automobile- .
We have the Imowledge and the skilled mechanics.
Modern equipment enables a mechanic, -with a good knowledge of his
work, to save many hours of hand labor. - V
The bid saying, 'Time Is Money' is certainly true in the upkeep of your
automobile. - - j- : -V - - ' ..-r
Come in and see how splendidly we. are equipped to do your work.
Sermon topics: "Jesus. Christ and ?Him
yrjcuiaa, li t; .; " Evangelistic. V
7:30 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. a, aa-
feriateadent, Mrs. Walter BarkusJ .Young
eople's meetings: 6:45 p. as. Lyla Knox
IfdV ' 8it: "Zeal for tho Caaso of
Uod.' Week-day aerviees: Prayer serv
ice at Mrs. Mary Banmgardaer'a, 2675
Brooks Avenue, Tuesday, eveaiar 7:30.
and prayer servieo at tha chapel Wednes
day evening 7:30. Other events Young
People's convention at Baadon, Oregon.
April 2nd,. 3rd and 4th. .
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1 -'-'' COURT STREET 'CHRISTIAN 4
-Coart. aad N.-I7h fUSv. paster, R. L.,
Pntnam, residence, X10Vlslie Sl phone
14SJ-J. Jnnior pastor. -Mrs. R.U Put
nam. Services 11 a, m., 7t30 p.-am, Jua
ior - service .11 a., m. . Sermon topics:
I)4?.. 8oB, Winning.- a.f sa. ;
'Tha. 8'guiUcanee f Christ 'a Death,"
p." m. Music fnrhished, by Mrs. Moses'
orchestra and the- choir.- Suaday aehool
9:45 a. as., supertnteadent. B. W. Coo ley
Young people's meetings; Volunteers visit
shut ins in afternoon.' Christian Endea
vor 6:80 p- m. Four graded societies meet
jt ssme time. Young people invited,
week-day services; Our Silent Evangelis
tic Crusade will be conducted this week,
rho workers are expected to be present
today for instructions. Other events
We are planning a -big day Foster. . The
program will be announced today,' We
welcome yea -to -' worship - ' with - "The
Charch With, a Family Spirit, -
CHRISTIAN SCIENCT: . '
First church, corner of Liberty jaad
Chemeketa Sts. Sunday asoruing aar-
I vices at Jl clock, Sunday
Subject of leason aermon.
Sn-dey-school sessions eoa
evening at 8-
"Reality."
a vena Si 8:30
aad 11 a. m Wedneadav eveaiar taaii-
moaial meeting at 8 o'clock. - Reading
room 209 Masoaie Temple, open every
aay except ounaaye ano aouaeyo Irom 11
to a:dv; every evening exeept Wed net
dsy and. Sunday from 7:30 to '9; Sun
-day aternooB Irom 9 - to 6. - -
SOUTH SALEM JTRIENDS
Commercial and Washington Sta., Carl
F. Miller, pastor, residence 1655 8. Lib?
erty, phoae 138R. Services, 11 a. an. and
i p. u.' Sanday school,-10 a. m.J supers
intendent, B. J. C. Patten. .Tho mis
sionary society will have charge of the
service1 with Africa as the subject. Mrs.
B. C. Mills will preside. Dr. J. Ray
Pemberton will peak on - the "medical
work. Kobt Dann on the educational, B.
C Miles on industrial, and Minnie G.
Miller on the evangelistic. Prayer meet
ing and monthly business meeting Tbura
day. 7:8Q p. ra.
Rev. Carl F. Miller, pastor of the
South Salem Friends church, left Thurs
day night for Sprsgtte River oa the
Klamath Indian reservation. He went
in company with L, Clark son li inshaw,
eragigelistic superintendent of Oregon,
Yearly Meeting of Friends. They go to
visit the Friends work .at that place
where a new charch building is under
construction.
SEVENTH ADVENTIST
- Corner of Fifth and Gaines. K. C.
Erntson, pastor. Sabbath achool at
I0:3O, Mrs. J. W. Harmer, superintend
ent. Preaching at 11:30 a. m. M. V.
meeting at 4 :0 p. m.. Prof M. Venden
in charge. Prayer meeting Wednesdaya
at 7:30 p. m. The Sunday night tec
turea are well attended. Subject for
Sunday will be, "Sunday; What Bible
Authority Is There for Keeping Itt
You have often been asked this question.
Don't fail to hear this lecture- snd you
will be able to answer it. Singing at
v:ju p. tn. xou are invited.
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
The First Spiritualist church of Salem
will hold services at their hall. Fraternal
building, thia Sunday evening. March
28th. at 7:80 o'clock. Mr. B. Gale of
Portland will be apeaker and message
bearer. The public is cordially invited
to the meeting.
NAZARENE '
19th and Marion 8ts., C. H. Hopkins,
pastor; Mrs. Hopkins, assistant pastor.
Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Ser
mon topics: "They Were All Pitied
With Holy Joy" and "Two Men Pray
ed." Special music aad singing at both
services on Sunday. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m., superintendent, Frank Lit
wilier. Senior Young Peoples meeting
6:80 p. ta.. topic, "Christ, Our Example
ia Ministering to Others." ; lesder Eunice
Miller. Junior Christian Endeavor, 6:45
p. m. Wednesdsy evening at 7:80 pray
er aad praise meetiag led by tho pastor.
The pastor will preach Sunday morning.
Mrs. Hopkins' wilf preach Sunday night."
Miss Norris will lead the Junior Endeav
or. 1
FULL OOSPEL MISSION
237 State atreet. Ralph D. Bullock,
pastor, residence 251 Mission '8t phone
1439W. Assistant pastor, Harry J. Mor
rbts, residence, Silverton road, phone
15F14. Services 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Young peoples meetings Friday night at
7:30. Bible study or evsngelistia meet
ings every night st 7:30 except Monday.
Come and hear whst the bible says about
world wide conditions and events. For
instance, it describes the Lesgue of Na
tions and a'nswers the question, "Will the
Dnited Ststes enter the Lesgue f" It
also - tells why the "Red" movement is
increasing in every nation. Neither does
it neglect the remedy for this sin-sick
generation. The Lord Jesus it still con
firming His own Word with His- own
miraculous power. Come and see. Rev.
J. O. Lehmaa, missionary from and - to
South Africa, will be with aa Sunday
night, March 28 Brother Lehman has
spent a fruitful ministry of 20 years in
Africa excepting the tune spent in fur
loughsand haa aa intensely interesting
story to tell how - thew-same Almighty a-
vior ia "working among tne heathen. $
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" EVANGELICAL
17th and Chemeketa Sts. F. W. Leaner.
pastor: residence 264 North 17th. phone
10O8W. Services st 11 s. m. sad Bp.
m. Sermon topics: "Jesus Enters Jeru
salem" and "The Seven Sayings oa tho
Cross.' Sundsy school 10 a. m., super
intendent, O. K. Straosbaugh.- Young
peoples meeting will be led by Miss Theda
Martin, at 7 p. m. Week day aerviees
Thursday evening. Easter program Sun
day evening. April 4. The program will
consist of a pageant service called, "Gar
den to Galilee.
CENTER STREET METHODIST
13th and Center Sts.. A. F. H timer.
PARKER & COMPANY
444 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET
- .J aj . aaar -aaaw aaaay SI ay -aaay ap m W 9 m W W Wm VaV H S saw 7 "B a ay w aav . v - a - " I
pastor; residenea 684 If. Winter fit. phoae
680M. Services at 11 a. m. aad. p. m.
Sermon topics : "Approaching Possibil
ities" and Christ Rejected" Begin
ning with Tuesday evening at 7:45 ser
vices will be held for the week. Suaday
school Is called at 10, superintendent H.
H. Grsllop, - Young -peoples' meetings at
7:15, Epworth League meeting and the
eveaint service following at 8. All tha
Sunday evening aerviees will be la Eng
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-Corner ; of Capitol aad Marion Sts.
English, service at . II a. mv Sunday
school at 10 a. m Fred E. Krnse, saper-iaUndea-,.
,0 Good Fridsy there will be
a German service at 10:30 a. m. M.
Denny, minister, - - . . ,--.
CHRIST EVANGELICAL LTJTHERAN
- . State and 18th St.., Geo. Koehler, pas
tor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Preach
ing , service in English at 10:30 a. m.
Young peoples' meeting at 7:00 p. m. In
struction for the children on . Saturday
from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
' 19th and Ferry SM, H. C. Stover, min
ister. Residence 45 8. 19th 8t, phone
19 24 J. Services appropriate to ' Palm
Sunday at l; a. m, and 7;30 p, m. Morn
ing sermon, '."Hie Palms." Lawrence
Deacon. will sing "Paha 'Branches", J.
Fatter. Ia the evening service Palm Sun
day masie will, be featured. The chorus
choir w".l aing "The Entry Into Jern
saleu'." from the Cantata "Our Living
Lord" and "Crowa Him With Majesty",
Henry Wilderniere. Ronald Craven will
sing ''Jerusalem'. Parker. Sermon on
"The Triumphal Entry." Sunday aehool
at IO a. m., C. C. Harris superintendent.
Christian Eadeavor societies meet at 6 :-x.
Passion Week services every evening dur
ing the 'week st 7:3( Holy Communion
will bo observed Thursday evening.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS'
' ASSOCIATION -Meet
every Sundsy in Derby building.
Court and High streets for 'Bible, study.
Hours 10 to 12 a. ra. and to p. ju.
Funeral services conducted free of ehsf ge
In - Salem aad vicinity by ' local Bible j
class. Phone 1450W. All interested in '
Bible study, cordislly invited. Sundsy. i
Jasrca , at b p. m., there win be a free
pubriC lecture in Derby building by Chaa.
C. Best." subject, "Comfort for the Peo
ple." "The Lord bath made bare His
holy arm in 'the eyes of all -the nations;
nnd all the ends of the esrth shall aee the
salvation of our God." Isa. 52:10. Seats
Tree. No collection.
MARKET STREET FREE METHODIST
Corner of N. Winter and Market Sts.,
Mortimer C. Clarke, pastor; residence
1228 N. Winter, phone 1356W. Services
at 11 s. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sermon top
ic; "Soul Travail' f snd "Needful
Prepsratioa to Meet God." Special sing
ing all day in all the service. Sunday
school at 9 :45 superintendent. Dr. Frank
S. Schuts. Young People'a meetings
6:30 pivceded by hslf an hour of prayer.
Topic. "The Holy Spirit Quslifies for
Leadership", lesder Mrs. Esther Barham.
The church eaters upon the second week
of revival aerviees. There will be aer
viees every evening next week. Rev. B.
F. Smalley ' from Portland will preach
Monday evening and the pastor will speak
other evenings. The messsge will es
pecially have in mind Passion week, but
will be plainly evangelistic. The results
of the paat week have been excelen,t.
i ncse special services wii close roaster
Sundsy. All are invited to these services.
Tou will enjoy the splendid spiritual at
mosphere of this church on. the corner.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
.South Commercial and Myers, J. Wit-
'The Triumphal Entry s
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. Anthems : VRideqn Jh MaJestyXSccrtt)
"Jerusalem, X Rodney) ' - r
Solo: "Gentle, Holy Savior" (Gounod) Mrs. E. II. Shanks
Piano : "Palm Branches," (Faure) Carl Lemke
Violin: "Album Leaf," (Wagner) Helen Selig-O'Neil
1 1 :00 A. M. The Triumphant Christ
7:30 P. M. "The Dawn of Christianity;
:-. in Moving Pictures ' , " .
THE CHURCH WITH A HEART
lard DsYoe, pester; reaideace Hi f 3tfr
ers. ebons )8J. Services st 11 a. m.
and 7:80 p. n. Sermon topies: "The
Triumphs hi Christ" sad "Sampson ia
the Lap of Dtlilsk. Mr. Lrmsa McDon
ald aad Miss Gladys MalfttJre-and the
chorus will furnish the maie Sundsy
school st 9:45. superintendent, A. E.
Rhete.V Senior Epworth Jaga4, 'Re
ligious ..Cult", - leader Margaret Lavanv
worth. , Intermediate League "A Loyal
ty, That Lasts", Ronald HulbetV leader.
Revival services every evening next week
except Monday) at 7:90 o'clock.
FRANCIS WILLARD'S :
MOTHER WAS FRIEND
(Continued from page 1.)
liuence or tms God-rearing wo
man, with her humor, her love of
quip, her vivacity, her unselfish.
helpful, willing, tender , sympathy.
"Emily" the mother of the author
of Ta line of successful, plays in
cluding "Tho Bachelor Baby"
which- netted Francis Wilson . and
Charles Frohman a fortune. His
next play "The Spiritualist" fail
ed entirely to the great delight of
The Players club where his fellow
members, on hearing the sad
news, hailed him "with, Thank
God, now you are human. ' At last
you have made a failure!"
Mrs. Wilson was modestly
proud of the generous, measure of
public favor which came to her
son. For years she occupied a
box. at ; the opening performances
in B.roadstreet theatre in , Phila
delphia. It came to be known'
that she was there; and when the j
people, from the upper tiers chor
used. "Good evening. Mrs. Wil
son!" she was abashed but far
from displeased. .
Copyright, 1925, by Msry Greer Conklin.
(Syndicate) Great Britain right reserved.
Reproduction forbidden.
Rapier Part of Education
of Japanese School Boys j
TOKYO In Japan all school
boys over the age. of fifteen are
tought the use of the sword and
many of the youngsters turn out
to be great fencers.
When winter training started
in the Peer's school among the
first to don the masks and gloves
were the Prnces Kuni and Asaka.
Fencing exercises also are under
way in the majority of the public
schools. No Japanese youth is
considered properly educated Until
he is master of the sword.
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