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MONMOUTH CLASS OF
'26 IS GRADUATED
(Continued from page 1)
i
, GenerteTe. Kunl entered as a
senior; Mary Mills as a senior;
Leon Phillips as a freshman. He
was on the basketball team of '24
25 and 26, being captain of the
'25 and '25 teams. He was on the
baseball .team the same years and
on the .football team of '25. He
was athletic manager of the stud
ent body oT '25. He also taak
part in the student body play of
the three years and was vice pres
ident of the senior class.
. Pauline. Riley and Velma Strain
entered at freshmen. The former
was' president of the senior class
and played on the . girl's basket
ball team of '24. The latter, was
editor xf the Hi Times at one time.
She played the leading part of the
student body play of '24.
wniiam surer entered as a
freshman. He was president of
the freshman class of '23 and alsoon the debating team of '26, and
of the junior class of '25. He look,
part in the student body plays of
'24, '25 and '26. He was president
of the student body of '26.
William K." Paulson was the
senior class advoslr.
Freda Burbank. entered as a
freshman. She was a member of
the girls' basketball teams of '24,
'25 and '26, being captain of the
'26 team. She also took part in
the student body play of '25 and
26.
Morris Powell entered as a
freshman. He was editor of the
Hi Times at one time. Alma
Sweariren entered as a freshman.
She also was. editor of the Times.
Alvtn Hamar entered as a sopho
more and was treasurer of the
student body of '26. He took part
in the student body play of '25 and
was n member of the football team
of '26. .Vernie Miller entered as
a freshman. Walter Heck entered
as a freshman. He -was tennis
manager of ihe year 26. He was
took part in the student body play
of '25 and '26.
Vestal Willet entered as a fresh
man. LeRoy Daniel entered as a
sophomore and was a member of
the 26 football team. Curtiss
Hotell entered as a senior. She
was secretary of the girls league
of '26 and was on the debating
team of '26.
Claire Price entered as a fresh
man. He was a member of the
baseball and basketball teams of
23, '24, '25 and '26. He was
member of the football team for
'25 and '26 and took part in the
student body play of '26. He was
president of the Bettor M club of
'26. Mikired Tethrow ntered -as
a sophomore. Florence Nystrom
entered as senior. She played
on the girls' basketball team of
26. Morie Wilson entered as t
freshman. He played on tbe bas
.ketball team of '26. Evangeline
Willet entered as a freshman and
Nellis Friesen entered as a senior,
She took part in the student body
play of '26.
CHKXSTIAH SCZEXCS
Firt church Corner of Liberty and
Cbemeket f 8U. Sunday , morning r
vice, at 1 1 o'clock, Sunday evening at rt,
snbiart of lescon Bemmn, "trod th Only
Cause . and . Creator.". Sunday school
ewka( cawn at 9:30 and 11 a. m.
Velneaday eveninir testimonial meeting
at 8 1 o'clock. Reading room 209 Ma
ODte . Temple, pa every day except
ttundayt and holidays from 41-to 5:30;
very evening except Wednesday and Hun
day;fnm'7:30 to 9; Svoday afternoon
from a to 5.
t C TIB8T SPZBZTtfAU8T'
The First Spiritadist -eharc h of Salem
will hold services at; the hall over Mil
ler's tore this Hnday evening Jane 6
at 7i45. : Mrs. Anaaf K. ' Coackley of
Portland will fee the speaker and Brassage
bearer.- The topic wil be "The Second
Coning of. Christ, or What-ShaU Wt Do
to Bo Bavedf , . . . '
v ' i. b. 8.1.'
International Bible' Students Associa
- ton- Meet every Hund.iy in lerby hall.
Hours 10to 12 . m . and 3 to 4 p. m.
All Interesfad in Bible 1st adv. cordiallv
invited. , FnnfTal service in Salem and
vicinity conducts, free 1 charge fey lo
eal Bible: class. . Pttcday, one 6, at 8
p. m.. there will be public lectnre in
Derby Han by J. G. Hall. object, "The
Iestny4 of Men- and Katktns." SeaU
freevv ho collections, "r- -yh
Everyone is cordially invitedto masses,
procession and all services.
MAEION COTJNTY HOLINESS
ASSOCIATION
The regular all day monthly meeting of
the Marion County Holiness Association
will meet next Tuesday at the Market
Street Free Methodist church, corner N.
Winter and aMrket Sts. There will be
preaching at 10, 2:30 and o.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
. ALLIANCE
Tabernacle 655 Ferry St., H. E., and
Mrs. Caswell, pastors Sunday school at
2 p. lesson foond in Gen. 33:1-11.
8 p. m., preaching , service, " subject,
"Heart Test."' Evening service 7:45
Evangelistic. Tuesday evening prayer
and praise 7:43. Friday evening Bible
study. Saturday evening yon ng peoples'
service. Salem Heights Sunday school
10 a. ja., in the Oommnnity House, fol
lowed by preaching service.
, FIRST EVANGELICAL
(enter and Liberty Sts-, F H. Culver
pastor. Sunday school 845, h. h.
Thornton, superintendent. Senron by
tha paMor at 11 o'clock, subject: "The
Need of Vision in iho Christian-Work."
Evangelical League of Chritiaiv, Endea-
or ( 7: o'clock. Evangelistic. Services
condacti-d by tba pastor at 8 p. au .
' -JV ' ' HAZABENS :
19th and Marion. Sts., C. W., and Mrs.
Hopkins, pastors, residence, 1960 Mar
ion. Services 1 1 a. m., and 8 , m.
Sermon :' topics: "The "Providence . of
God," and "EmiMBitL" Special mu
sic and singing at both services oa Sun
day Sunday school 9:45, Frank Lit
willef,' '"ftperinteadeBV Senior- yonnr
peoples meeting 7 p.' m., Mildred Nun
nemaker.: leasler. Topic, the- 'question
box Junior C E., 7:1-V- Alice Norris.
leader. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
prayer' and-praise eervice led By the pas
tor. - Theft - pastor will preach Sunday
morning.- -Mrs, Hopkins will preach, in
the eve al n g.j dome and enjoy these ser
vices with s.
. - . V TJNTTED BBXTHBSV ;-J
Castle , Chap-l-rl7th. and Nebraska
Ave., P. C. Hoffman, pastor, residence,
1743 Nebraska Ave, - Servicea 11 i. .
and S p. jn. Dr. S. i. Ziegler, of Day
ton. Ohio, who just returned from a trip
to China and Japan will preah. Sun
day school lO a. m., W. W. Rosebrmneh,
anperintendent- Janior aad' senior En
deavor 7 p- m. Jadies Aid society Wed
nesda v arternfton. ; Prayer meeting and
CATHOLIC
St.v Joseph's . Corner Chemekata and
Cottage Sts., . Jtev. J. R. Buck, pastor,
residence, 751". Chemcteta 6t.,. phone 89.
Services and 10 a. B.- 'At lO . m.,
the pastor will preach the baeealaaerate
aernon. for tha Sacred Heart Academy.
Aftor lO o'clock mass there will - be a
nroeeasion .with tha Blessed Sacrament
tobwrt iemporanu Uax s.erect cdoaLtle
grounds of the church and academy, and
benediction gollows in tha church. Week
CHURCH Or GOD
1318 X. Church St, J. J. Gillespie,
pat-tor. Services 11 a. m, and 7:30 p
m. Sermon topics "The Gift of Ton
gue's, It's Use and Abuse," and "Build
ing the True Church." ' Sunday school
10 a. m, Mrs. Walter Barkus,. superin
tendent. Vonng peoples' meeting S:45
P; m - Harold? Keppinger, leader; subject.
The Young People and the Church."
Popular weekly prayer service. Wednes
day evening 7:30, Mrs. Nora Van Lyde
graf, leader. , .
!7iva-wtinfa wiU coatiaM '-ryjiMcht
V 7:45 except Jsanoay wisaiTaiia.
atea (colored) and Mlaa HoUaBt-si
J grl evaagvlist" in charge. -They, hava
last finished aneeaaafnl campaign in
Washington. Tlte trd.- has bleat Mtho
ninistry of EvangeHata aros ana . wu
Vgs in r 'idt aBvwa ara looking
forward to their . return in, th future.
are also 'expecting JJra. v. u.- Me-
Carty, missionary froraxlndia, to pay us
t visit this week. lnsptraa singing, mn
us and testlsMBies to the aJracle work
ing power of God add blessinf and pow-
JAS0H USE atXifOBJTAX
Corner N. inter St., at Jef fersoVJ
!crt Wrean, assistant, in. charge of the
junior chorea. Service " of " public 11
and 8. The faculty. ' graduating class.
and students of Kimball school of The
ology will be guests of the church at the
morning boar. Dr. Hickman will preach
the baccalaureate sermon. At the even
ing service tha church school will pre
sent an elobaroata program in celebra
tion ef children's day. Church . school
meets at 9:45 a. m., with classes for all
ages. Three chapters - ofc the Epworta
league meet in separate rooms for devo
tional services' at. 7- p.r.m. v' They wel
come strangers, especially young people.
Open forma for adults is held in th.
church annex at 7 p. m. The choir will
furnish special ' music at the ."morning
service. A very cordial invitation i ei
tended to the public to unite with as in
the services of - the day and : a personal
greeting of welcome isa pledge of our
pleasure. Monthly chnrch business meet
ing will b held on Monday 7:30 p. a.
Mid week chnrch service will be held
Thursday.
mnnion and reception of members' at 11.
Christian Endeavor a 7 : 1 5 p. n. Sacred
concert at 8 o'clock. ' The concert nura
bers include : chorus "A Song of Praise' '
Aahford. obligato aoto, -Ronald Craven.
Solo, "Tna l-iving God," O'Hara, Law
renee Deacon. Choma, "Love Divine,"
Wtldermere. Soto. "There la No Death,"
Ward Stephens, Rowland. Craven." Duett
Eventide." Neven, Miss PTH Evre and
Lodmrrd. Chad wick. Chorus, 'Softer Lit
tle Children." Williams. Male quartette,
"frbe'Beantifui Citr," Wilson. Chorus
Ten Thousand Tima -Ten Thoasand,"
PetHe. "
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SOCIETY
(Continued from page 3.)
Mrs. Pauf .H. Hauser, Mrs. E. F.
I Smith, Mrs. C. K. Spaulding, Mrs.
Walter Spaulding. Mrs. Henry
Schmahl, Mrs. Lewis Griffith- Mrs:
E. E. Bragg, ' Mrs. George Forge,
Mrs. Victor McKenzie. Mrs. Lester
Schlosberg. Mrs. E. Eckerlin, Jr.,
Mrs. W. A. Marshall, Mrs. A. L.
Wallace, Mrs. Earl, Dane, Mrs. R.
C. Hunter and Mrs.-.H. O. White.
Chadwick Chapter
Closes Season
Chadwick chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star closed the ac
tivities, of the season with an en
joyable social meeting on Tuesday
evening," with more than 40 mem
bers of. the Evergreen chapter of
Woodburn as guests.
Numbers by a full orchestra and
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
Court and N. 17th KU., R. L. Putnam,
pastor, Mrs. R. L. Putnam,- junior, pastor-
Services 11 a. m:, jtni 7:30 p. m.
Benson topics, "The ' Challenge of South
Ameriea," and "Mirseiea. in the Chris
tian Dispensation." Our chilren'a day
program will be rendered at the mom-
?i kp "t"- r"!Lc J""..bl.!?ir vocal solos by Mrs. John Orr and a
Sunday school -9:45
reading by Miss Kathertne Row
comprised the program of the er
eaing, - . . .
Vivid.' summer flowers decked
the tables . in the . banquet room
where delicious refreshments were
served.'
The next meeting of the group
will be held in September.
Jason Leee Women's
Societies to Meet
The three Jason Lee Methodist
church women's societies will meet
on Wednesday at the church. From
10:30 to 12 o'clock, the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society will
meet; from 12 to 1 o'clock, lunch
eon will be served; from 1 to 2:30
o'clock the Central circle of the
Ladies' Aid will hold a meeting.
.while from 2:30 to 4 o'clock the
Woman's Home Missionary society
will hold the quarterly tea.
Mrs. A. A. Lee Honors
Mrs. F. A. Winan With
Delightful Affair
; Mrs. F. A. Winann of Round
Lake, New York, was the inspir
ation fora delightful afternoon
on Wednesday when Mrs. A. A:
Lee entertained, a group of 20
friends for her pleasure. Mrsi
Winann has been visiting during
recent weeks with the W. A Win
ann family. In California who made
their home in Salem 20 years ago.
tra. Sunday school -9:45 a. m.. E. W.
Cooley, superintendent. Volunteer teams
will visit shut-ins in the afternoon C. E.
6:30. Fonr societies. Young folks will
be helped who attend. Official board
meeting Monday 8 p. m., Wednesday .7 :30
choir practice. Thursday church night
7-9 p. m. Volunteers 7-8; outline study
of life of Christ and pictures of Holy
Land. Let all that can do so begin to
plan on camping at tbe. state convention.
Turner, Ore., July 8-10. Get a program.
We extend a hearty welcome to any one
who desires a pleasant fellowship and
ehnreh home. "The church with a fam
liy spirit."
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION
343 Conrt St., C. S. Johnson, pastor,
Sea-vices 3 and 8 p. m. The Ordinances
will be observed Sunday afternoon. Sun'
day school 2 p. m., S. Berkey, superin
tendent. Young peoples', meeting Fridsy
evening. Week- day services Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings. Fall
gospel preaching and teaching.' It is the
old time religion. ,
SCANDINAVIAN M. E.
" 15th and Mill Sts., Patrik Dahltn, pas
tor Services (Swedish) 11 a. m., 8 p.
m., (English.) Sunday school 9:45 a.
m. Young peoples meeting 7 p. m. Lad
ies Aid will meet on Tnesday at 2 p. nc
at the home of Mrs. Peterson, 22nd -and
Ferry street. Yon are all cordially in
vited to our services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Church street between Chemeketa and
Center 8ts., Norman Kendall Tully, D.
I)., pastor. 9:80 a. m..' Sunday school,
H. E. Barrett, superintendent, 10:45 a.
m morning worship, sermon, "The
Christian Home." by Rev. Walter L.
Van Nuys, of Portlsnd, Ore. 7 p. m.,
jioiyijr peoples societies. 8 p. m., even
ing worship, sermon, "Behold the Man,'.'
by Dr. Tully. - ...
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
18th and State Sts., G. Koehler pas
tor. Sunday, school at 8:30 a. m. Ger
man service at' 10:30 a. m. Lather
league at 2 p. m. The Dorcas society
meets with Mrs. W, Kraeger at 1441
X. 5th street Wednesday afternoon at 2
p. m.
FIRST CONGREGATION AX,
Center and Liberty Sta Charles E.
Ward, pastor Service 11 a. m., and
7:45 p. m. Sermon topics, "The Real
ity of God," and "The Story of Silas
Marner." . Snnday school 11 o'clock,
Mark McCallister, superintendent. Week
day services Thursday evening 7 .-SO
prayer meeting and Bible study. The
Sunday evening theme will include a
seven reel picture of George Eliot's story
of Silas Marner.
service, "Fear Xot Ye. O Israel," from
Buck. Wesley class meeting, leader S
A. Wheelwright. Sunday school 9:45,
H. P. Shanks, superintendent. Young
peoples meetsings at 7:30 p. m at which i-
time the pastor will lead in the installa
tion service for the new cabinets elected
to leadership for coming year. Installa
tion service to be followed by evening
address. Week day service, Wednesday
7:30 p. m., in church parlors; Quarterly
conference. Dr. H. If. Leech, president;
Thursday 8 p. m., mid week devotional
service led by pastor. Sunday school
this morning from 9:45 a. m. until 10:20
after which all will assemble in church
auditorium where the Children's Day
program, pastor's children sermon and
junior church order of worsnip are to be
combined into ono service, 10:30 until
12. . ;
EVANGELICAL
Chemeketa Street 268 S. 17th St,
G. E. Erskine, pastor Services-11 a.
and 8 p. ni. Sermon topics, "The
Peril of Ease." and "Led By the Spirit,"
Sunday school 10 a. ra., O. K, SrrSus
b a n g h, aoperintendeat. vl Ivangetieal
League of Christian Endeavor, Miss Good
hue, leader; topic: "Hew We-Jtay. Cre
ate and Spread Happiness. Mid week
prayer service, Thursday evening at : 8
o'clock.. j -
MARKET STREET FREE METHODIST
turner ot S. Winter and Market Sts.,
Moruner C. Clarke, pastor. . Services 1 11
a. m. and 8, p. m. Sermon topics, "The
Woods, the Knife. Fire," and "Loiter
.. ' Sunday school :45, Dr. 'rank
Be nut, superintendent. 1 Youne penl--
meetings -6:30, topic: "The Holy Spiri
- Work," Luther D. Cook, leader.
-ex tuesday, the all day meeting of the
: jouniz .Holiness Anm-Mi f
TTNTTARIAN
Cottage and Chemeketa Sts., Rev.
Fcreshetian, minister. Church school lo
a. m. Graded instruction. Class for
adults conducted by the superintendent.
Miles. Me Key. Devotional services at 11
a. ra subject, "Love Letter -of God."
Mrs. 1L Feres net ian, contralto soloin of
the church will sing, ."Trees," by Joyce
Kilmer. This is by request. Mrs. W.
A. Denton at the organ. The last mee t
ing of the Emerson club will take place
on Thuraday evening at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Jones. Detailed announcements
will follow.
meets at the chnrch with preaching Hneeting Thursday 8 p.
10:30. 2:30 and 7 :30. Hot tea and of-1 1
fee wilt he served free to those who bring I : CHMSTI
their, lunches. Cottars nravar maatiov
each Wednesday at the boem of Mrs.
Caroline Jackson 1483 X. Winter street at
2 o clock. Church prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:30. All are invited to
these servieea and you will enjoy the
splendid spiritual atmosphere of this
church, ! .
- ZXSZJB METHODIST ,
Sooth Commercial and Myers, -"J.: WiU
lard DeYoe, pastor. Services 11 a. m,
and 8 p. n. Sermon topics, "The Burn
ing Heart.' and . "Fishing Time Is
Here.V Special music at both tha morn
ing and evening services. Snnday school
V:4j ' E- A. -ithntn. lnnarlnlMjlA :
Yobng peoples" meeting at 7 o'clock.
snfcject. "Borsting Horizons," Earl Pem
berton leader: Asbury leagne aama aub
jt with Margaret 'Kens as leader.
Tntnit week day service at
7:30 clock, sabject : l Tha Countless
Maltittlide," Rev. 7:1-17. v The Womaas
Home Missionary society will bo held on
Wednesday afternoon at Leslie hall, at
2:3( o'clock. Jira. w. jr-Tawfoot will
ba lesson leader. Electoin ef officers.
i . FIRST METHODIST'
j Corner of Church and State Sts., Fred
CL Taylor.-pastor. Miss Vrv K. y-.
ley, director of. religions, edacatioa. Ser
vices at 10:3O --ar. in., and 1 .tut p. m.
Sermon topic, f."The Religious Yonth,'
BwhopEben 8. Johnson of Africa will
TTeliver an addre in tEe evening. Ttra.'
J. Edward WeNA of Sacrament -' -teria
SlWEb, will sinj a solo n morainj
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BAPTIST
First Liberty and Marion Sts., Ern
esfc H. Shanks, pastor. Morning service
at tl , sermon, -' 'The Heart of the Bap
tiste," by pastor. Evening service at 8,
sermon, "Christ forthe World.'" Sun
day school at 9:45, Ed Schunke, super
intendent. B. Y. P. V, at 7, Ralph Peo
ples, president. Business : and -. prsyer
m. :
CHRISTIAN
First Center and Hieh Sta..' K. C.
Whitaker, pastor. Vivian G. Whisler,
assistant paster, Serviceal 1 a. m- and
8 p. - m. Sermon topic, "The "Law of
Retribution." At the morning hour the
choir will sing an anthem, ."There Are
Shadows, 1 Shawker., At the evening
nonr tnere win De a -children a day pro
gram consisting ol dnets, trios, recita
tions and two pageants, "The Children
of the Bible." and "The. Shepherd Who
Stayed at Heme."- Sunday school 9:45.
Dr. H. C. Eptey, superintendent. . Young
peoples meeting 7 intermediate and sen
W societies. Topio "How May We
Crests Happiness." Senior society lead.
er, Dorothy Lppiey.. ; There will be spe
cial KUSiC. ;. ;
CENTEX STREET METHODIST
t, 13th and .Center- Sts.. A. F. Hjlmer.
pastor. Sermon topic. VThe. Joy of the
j-ora rumueci. sanaay school t 10 a.
m. H. IL Grallap, supt. No Sunday
evening service this Snnday' aa we wish
to bear Bishop Johnson at the ' First
church On Africa. Cottagd prayer meet
ing at tbe? Graber residence. Wednesday
at 8 p. m. The thaak cf feting program
of the Wt J". M. 8. wilt be" postponed one
w wune tne isttu .
FTTLL GOSPEL MISSION 1 '
- 237' State Street. Rahh D. Balrark.
pastor. Harry J. Morriss. assistant pas
tor. Services ; 2:S0 and 7 :3Q p. m.
Sunday schooll :4S" nT'm. ' Thla'Sundav
will be the last day for. Evangelist BiU'
1 t lt ; pel , Tr
ST. PATTL'S (Episcopal)
Church St. at Chemeketa. Rev. H. D.
Chambers, rector. Holy Eucharist at
7:30 a. m., in the chapel. Second cele
bration of the Eucharist st 11 a. m.,
with music and a sermon by the reeter.
Church school 9:45 a. m. Fellowship
meet& at 7 p. m.. in the parish house.
Election of officers.
BETHANY REFORM emnmn
Corner of Cmnitol mnri tTirinn c.,
aay scnooi io a. m. and German service
11 a. m. M. Denny, minister.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL (Or-rr"i".'
lth and Ferry streets. . H. C. Stover,
mister, residence 24s k itk i.
10 a. m. Com- i
: lift
First
Congrational Church
i Center and liberty
REV. CHARLES E. WARD
10 A. M.-SuxidayrSchool
11 A. M.- 'The Realitof God"
7:45 The film story of Silas Marner
THE CHURCH WITH A HEART
Leo home were Exceedingly attrac
tive with a profusion of canterbary
bells in Yarying shades, while In
the dining: room a cnt glass bowl
of snapdragons centered the" tea
table. Roses were used in Chinese
bad' rases about the rooms. - At
the tea hour Mrs. Lee was assist-4
ed by Mrs. Lloyd A.' Lee, at whose
home Mrs. Winann Is a house
guest. . j
.Invited for the afternoon were:
Mrs. F. A. Winann. the honor
guest; Mrs. W. T. RIgdon, Mrs.
Ray L. Farmer. Mrs. E. J..Swaf-
ford, Mrs. C. Aj Clarke, Mrs. W. 11
Cammings, Mrs.- B. L. Steeres.
Mrs. P. A. Legge, Mrs. E. H.
Leech, Mrs. UJ Q. Boyer, Mrs. H
H. Vandevort, Mrs. J. H. Baker,
Mrs. W. E. ! Kirk, Mrs. E," T.
Barnes, Mrs. q. O. Rise, Mrs. H.
fa
HTKlofeppU Mrs; Lloya A. Lee,
Mrs. Abner Lewis, Mts. H. M.
Dorkheimer, - and - Mrs,- Benjamin
Blatchford and, the, hostess, Mrs.
Guest t From Cottage Grove
" Mrs. . Hattie Hart of Cottage
Groye spent the past' week with
the family , of her aunt, . Mrs. W.
C. Conner in South Salem. She
will be Joined by Mr. Hart today
and they will make an automobile
trip to Portland before returning
home.
H. T. Lore, the Jeweler, 33 S
State 1st. High quality Jewelry,
silverware and ' diamonds. The
gold standard of values. Once a
buyerj always a customer. ()
Ashland- oversubscribes
budget of f 8,000 for, Chanit)f
Commerce work. "
V
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
10:30 A. M. CHILDREN DAT PROGRAM
j Sermon "The Religion of Youth" f'
Baptism and Reception of .Members
7:30 P. M. INSTALLATION OF EPWORTH
! LlGU OFFICERS ; ' v
Bishop Eben S. Johnsofi of 'Africa will speak on
"TEN YEARS IN AFRICAW
dren's day program at
Hear Evangelist Olive Holland
'Girl Evangelist" and Maude. Bates (colored) of Seattle
and Longyiew, , Washington
At the FuH Gospel Mission, 237 State St.
Every Evening
at 7:45
Except Mondays
SUNDAYS
2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
June 8th to 22nd
Tliese women are filled
with the spirit and power
of God and preach and
sing the sweet story of
Jesus and His love with
good effect. Miss, Hol
land ispreparing to go to
India as a missionary.
i 5
Come, bring an unsaved one with you anti hear and see what
the Almighty, risen Savior is doing in these days of "Modern
ism," skepticism and lukewarmness. 2 Tim. 3:1.5; Isaiah
59:19. Fortunately "Jesus Christ' is the same yesterday, today
and forever." Heb. 13:8. '
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Dainty I combinations, bloom
ers, stepins and. teddies of
sheer toile, beautifully trim
med; with lace, insertion and
ribbons9. -
The bloomers hare- cleaver
lacen pockets and just enough
lace trim to make them excep-
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Then too the voile gowns that
: we are showing for one .dollar
-are real values.-. They. are icut
full and, nicely 'trimmed-with
lace and ribbon. Colors include
most of the pastel shades.
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plain crepe with trim of pastel
shaded- materials are about
the best thing irJ sleeping gar
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