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Newspaper Page TextCompactness Is Feature of Home Plans 'T Plan Number 403 .: ' ; . ; - , er service.' Wednesday evening, 7:30. Teachers meeting j Friday I evenia J :30. LE8LIB METHODIST EPISCOPAL " South. Commercial and "Myers S Pater T. WilUrd Il.i.m, 1 :3a - m. Krraon topics: :." Wom an', WwkUAoiFrir,". iu a.t f'A Good- Wrought llveraree. . m. fepecial music at all irrMcn. . .. tunaay raooi 9:43, superintendent, E. A. Kholrn. Toting people's meeting: The two . -Epworth Leagnes- at 6:3o. Week-day '- serviee, (Hi Thnnulay evening at 7 :;!, Mibjeet Toe Missionary Spirit of the Church at .tntioch," Acts" 13 :3-l 2 :2, 3.L, CENTER ST. METHODIST 13th and ('eater 81. fun-to A. K. Iltl- mer. Services II a. hi.. p. m. Knad, ; school 10 a. m.. superintendent. II. H. CraUpp. . Young people's meeting's Ep- i worth l4in 7:1) .MUtoa llilmer lead- I i. I er. The inuin Thanksgiving wrru-f ofjt ! the German . Methodist churches will be held en Thursday at 10:39 in the Cen ter St., Methodist church.'; Oar Herman friend are invited ts worship-- with t thia time. ..-;-, .. XMMAHTXEXi BAPTIST ' s Services will be held at the new Y. M. C. A. building today t H I. au mad 7:30 p. m. lr. A. C. Eaton, will conduct th terning service, and preach tha sermon. Th evening service will bo ia charge f Rat. J. C. .Tibbita. Meed tha scripture injunction: "Cume Thou With Us; and We Will da The G4." ; v f -- ' t--. - , -'- -a '" m -' "With a Krohn.1, spac of 28 ly 30 ! feet, todky's htroae plan 1h one , Ideally-'ada'pfetr . for a small town lot or TOf use as a cottage at the beach. ;r, ' : , ;V - . ' ' . While, but' onev btfdroom is provided for in the plan; a wall bed In the liring room' makes tbat room' an auxiliary chamber . for emergency use. ' One. of tbe features of the house is its general compact ' ness, arid especially in the ar- f angement of the kitchen. This room is S feet 6 inches by 9 feet and is designed for use vwith the minimum amount of t walking by te housewife. It will be noticed that the sink la , directly under the window where ample light is provided for such culinary operations as are conducted in the sink or on the adjacent drain boards. ' The dining alcove is adjoin ing the kitchen and at the front of the house. The kitchen, dining alcove and enclosed back porch, with a built-in ice box, form one unit of. the house, a unit which is separated from 4 the rest Of the rooms. BVAHGEUSTIC rUXX. GOSPEL ASSEMBLY ': Old Y. M. C. A. t.uildint rrrner'Com merial " and Chemeketa street a. In rreased interest haa been shown in tha eranrelintie kerricea being rondneted by the har revivalittt nA nnslnUn Ji.vin. the. pa at three week. Sanday CTening will be Evangelist Croiier'a . lat maotiog iani ini rantpaijm. iteirinning Inn day eTer.inz at tiext week Kvansrelist K. Hewitt, who recently eondnrted a cam paitn in the Armory will preach every evening at 7:45 except Manday evening; Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. During the paxt fiiree years Evangelist Hewitt has been workia; with the I'ldine Ctley and McConnell KvaaseliUc nartiea. 1'bc purpose of these meeting is tor the up building f ?od' people in faith, fel lowship and the salvation of KonU: They are nun-denominational, hut cooperative with atl Christians.. Ministers, Christian workers and singers arc aked to co operate. Everybody cordially . invited to eme and . hoar thefce aonl-Jitirring mes sage good music and singing. Sunday services 3 nd 7:45. Sunday school 2 o'clock. KNIGHT MEMORIAL (Cengragatloaal) ; lith and k'erry: 34. IX biover. m:nU ter. Morning aervire at 11. A Thanks giving sermon by the paur. ilui iukr let ' iii Way U Mine" tl'etrie. Sea day School at I. ' C.- C. llarri. fcnperia tendant. Christian t'deav..r societies eu-el at G:4Z. Thanksgiving concert by tha vested choir at ":-o. Tbe orgaahit. lonald J. Ailieou, will give a fifteen ann ate organ prelude usinjr the "latgo" froai Hi New World's Symphony by ltvorak. Tbe seven concert numbers i Chorus, ""A l'salm of Thanksgiv- Ashfordl. Soft. Come la Thanksgiving," (Ashford), Solo, "Coma Ye.TluaJcfui I'eople - Coma." Scott. li wrence Deacon. Chorus, "The Lord Iteigaflo," tlleysar). Chorus. "The Heaven Declare The Glory," iPetrie.) Duett, V;raleful, O Lord, Am I" (Caro lt-'ma). Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Braden Chora, "O Thou Almighty One." tl'e trier. Clioru, "God Is Our itefnge." ( Woolcr. ; FTBST SPIRITUALIST CHTJBCH -The first Spiritualist Church of SLlera, will hrld services at their halt (over Mil ler's store) this Sunday evening Novem ber 21t. at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Vs Valley of Portland will be speaker and message hearer. The public is cordially invited to attend this meeting. music t tha ng evangelist. Lester Var aum, and the chorus choir. Sunday acbool :4SK superintendent, E. C. Whit- aker. 6:30 Intermediate ant senior Christian Endcaver. rt will h Thauks giving aerviee.- lUxto Diekinvon will lead the Intermediate society and Cleo Keeley will play a violin solo. Evangelistic aec vicea each nicbt at 7 -.30 except- Saturday, Housing sob g services by the song Evaa gelikt. Lester Fmam. good special num bers and powerful sermons by the Pastor Evangelist. K, C. Whitaker. . FIRST PRESBTTERIAM Chnreh -cil. between Cheuwketa and fenier Sin.--'- Rev. Norman Kendall Tally, It. D., jiastor: reKidenee, Ui Chemeketa; Vhoue 1 0 1-W- M r. R. M. T. He er. aitUtant pastor; . rettideace, 334 X. Win ter St.; phone lAlO-tf. Services IH-.4 a. m. and 7 -.Tin p. m. Ir. D. A. Thoir.p ron of Portland, SnoIical Eaeeutive fr Home Missions, will speak- in the- niorttr mg; and Elbert Hayes, exerative sei-re-tary of Student V' lu nicer Aievemxnt in China, and International Y. M. C. A. worker will speak in the evening. Sun day school jit 9:SO a. m. : 'superintendent, II. R. Barrett.' 3:l0 p. ra. Sundav Ken tor social hoar ; -4t :S0 p. , young peo ple's societies.- This chnrrh will partici pate in the Caion, Thanksgiving services to he held at !Oj30 a. m. Thursday. See notices of ..these -services elsewhere in this papop. " Thursday, 7:00 p. in.. teacher-Training class. 8:OOp. m. prayer meeting. Priday. Ladtea Aid society Will have n o'clock Covered Dish Luncbeen at the church. the excess of output over current, sales has weakened prices," and: thore ia talk. pf closins down soma of "the mlUaS. Both southern ptnf a a d Ittla rid 1 Ein j i f e wb t frajp tn mills rcptirtei ' bookings within two per cent f tieir cuC Ssles of sdftwood producers since the' first of the year hro mou .Mjon' r TJKTTABIAJT CHURCH Cottage and Chemeketa hits. iter. Mar tin t'erf alietian, miniiter. Church svhuttl at 10 a. ia. The sermou - at 11 a. in.. ' The Span o.' Life." Mrs. -M. i'ertishe- ttan will saig. Mrs. W. A. Denton at taut organ. ?6 So - PL.XS AND SPECIFICATION'S FURXISHKU BY Spaulding f Salem, .Oregon LOGGING Telephone 1830 CO. p.vrty will begin on Tuesday evening at 7:3i. Jankir cbnrch at 11:00 a. m. I lowed by a story honr. CHBISTTAK AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE TABERNACLE Ferry St. 6Jo. Pastors. II. K Cmswell and Mrs. Caswell.- Sundev school con venes at 8 p. m.- Mr.-J. Wilson, saper Intendent. Afternoon preaching service Z p. m. Subject "The Cry of The Soul.' r.vening evanare-lixtie service 7-:(i- smK, leet. "The Bread Box." Tuesday even ing Fellowship meeting, 7:30. Friday evening Bible discourse. Saturday even ing loung Peoples service. 7;30. FREE METHODIST Market and Winter streets. Piaint J. T. Taylor. Service 11 a. m. 7-4.5- Sunday school 9:45 a. m.. -sunerinten- deot: D. P. S. Schnlti; Teanr Peoole's meetings: 6:30. Emory , Oorde, presi dent. Week-day services: Thanksgiving service. Thursday evening 7:30. J'TUe con gregation will take part Jn personal Thanksgiving to God for the blessings of the year, after which a sermon will be preached by tha pastor. -A eordial in vitation ia extended to all GLAD TIDINGS MISSION 34.'! ,-. Court St. C. 8. Johnson, nastnr Services 3 and 7:30 p. ra. Sunday school 2 p. m., superintendent, S. Berkey. Week: nay services: w ednesdav. Thnradav snt Saturday evenings." No meetina- on Tn. day this week. Special oraver meatine Wednesday afternoon.- , BETHANY REFORMED CHURCH Corner of Capitol and Marion Sts M. lienny. minister. Sunday school 10 a. m. and tterman service II a. m. On Thanksgiving day there will be German union service in the Methodist church corner of Center and 13th Sts. 10-30 a m. Rev. J. J. Lucas will be the speaker.' ah wrain ncinc neopie are cordial ly invited to be with ul. , JAS0S LEE MEMORIAL Nirth Vimter street, a. Jefferson ae- nue-jTake the r'airground or Highland- bns ta SMimaier. wwiierson it, uwa Jtloch vM. Thomas Ac hesoa,- pastor. Hev. Bert Thompson and Mrs. A. M. Gentrv, helpers in charge of tbe junior ehorch.. and yoang people's-work. Tha Tab lie- has -a glad welcome to alt of the ollowing -service: -- Church school :45 a. m iA charge of the W.iH. M. society. 'Mis Mildred Mohre, deaconess, trill give -an address on the theme v ; 'Keepers of the Light.'.' Special of'erings for Heme missions. Junior church an ia Wesley liall at this hour. Intermediate, senior aad yoang people's chapters of the Kp wortb League meet at 6:30 p. m. for de votional services.- Young people invited. Open Forum for adults meets at 6:30 in the caarrh school anaex. Evangelistic service at 7 :30 p. m., tha cloaiag meeting of "Fellowship week." Miss Mary Me Kee.', dramattat. raHr and on time girl evsogellst, will be .e speaker. Plan to attend. . . ... . . - - rrm. OOSFBX MISSIOH S37 State street. Ralph D, Bnllock, i . 1 C0UST 8TBEET CHBISTIAW f Court and X. 17tb Sts. B. U Putnam, psstorv residence 1106 Leslie St.t phone 1423-J.' Mr." R. I Putnam, -aMistanl Fastor. Services at II s. m. ', We will in with the" First Christian eh teh in t their vening- evangelistic service. Junior l-a. ti- - Sonueu tonic, "Tha-hallene of Christian Service. Music in Bible school furnished by Mrs. Joy Turner Moses orchestra. Sunday school 9:43; snperititeudent, E. W. Cooley. Volunteers vU1t' shut-ins in aflernv n. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. in. Junior Jnt4rme diate and senior. Interesting- meetings j for you li;,' people. Church . night pro- gram Thursday 7-9 p. ra. Volunteer I meering and -class. Bible study, the Christian 'Family and stereouticon pic- Cor. Stat and Church. Rev. "TV C Tay- . lores of Holy , Land. Let the members lar.' paster; residence. 6S6 State tit,': meet- at the church for C. E. and alt go phone 874. Margart-K. Sutherland,-a.- 1 1 . the, First 'church in a bo-. i wel- rector religious eaucai tun ; pnone b. i come you to any oi iun ternces. Services, 1 1 :00 a. ra. and 7:30 p. m. i. - . Sermon topic, The. f Waning Passiow:', I ... J vvimnrTirir lf - JLl CeerLfertt?". Culver. ""?LV?. n?"i "rf- Spaator, Sunday school at :45. U L p. m.i Anthemj f'Chriatian the Mom rT??tB,l? da scbrol 3 p. m, Bible stody or evan gelistic meetincs v enisnay, iniirsinj and SStnrday nights at 7:1j. A cordial invitation is extended to all who are hungry for the deep things of Uod ana the power anil blessing of a resurrected Christ. Bring aa unsaved ana with jrou. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL ' ST. PATJX'S (Episcopal) Church and . Chemeketa Sts, - Rector Rev. . H Duncan Chambers. ; Holy F.ncharist- at Tt30 a. m. in the chapel. Morning prayer Litany aifft sVVfflon at 11 a. m. Sermon topics; "Unity of Life," a. m. The Te Denm will be by Van Boskirck and for the anthem will be "Come Unto Me Ye Wswry." Church school at 9.43 a. m.. - superintendent. Yonng people's Fellowship . will meet .at p. m week-aay service' ine lnants CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First church, corner Liberty and Cha- mekxia. . Sunday morning aervices at 11, Sanday evening service at 8. Subjeet of lesson sermon, "Sonl and Body." Wed nesday evening testimonial meeting at 8. Sunday school sessions convene at 9:30 and It i. ia. Heading room 209 Masocic Temple, cpen daily from 11 to 5:30, ex cept Sundays and holidays; Sunday aft eriioon from 3 to 3, every evening except Vteaaesday and Sunday from 7:3u to 9. UNITED BRETHEREN Cor. North 17th and Neb. Ave. W. N. Blodgett. pastor; residence, .1743 Neb. Ave.; phone S22-J. Services 11 a. m., 7:45 p. m. ."The Sins of Others", a. m. ; ''A Man's Life" p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.: superintendent. P. C. Wells. Young peophs's meeting -:4- p. m. Will liunigan. Pres. Prayer meeting 7:3( Wednesday evening. Woman's Aid Wed nesday at the church. You will find a warm welcome at all these services. dealers In rural districts believo that there. will b "considerable yard trade if there is enough open weather,:hetween" now and the der finite setting n of .wtfiTer. vTrade in : the hoiith andT'soutbweylv has been recovering from tbe slarup ofcbttdn:;priv-lt3teot-yetias active as It was before that oc curred, but itis beltevert that win ter will see" a good -deal of huild- 1sa TWorO ia V;. Ie n-t1vitv in V.;B ;oec tol a there to an abBence do an unupually large volume of pt surplus stocks that aiight cause selling pressurt.- ' : : : Hardwood demand :has teen ex cellent and .beyond - the .expecta tions of the "manufacturers, .furn iture makers aregood buyers, and while automobile purchasing 'ban slowed down it still is of consider able volume. Many Industries are taking on some stock for ; their winter requirements. There con tinues to be a good movement to the millwork and flooring: plants. j tinri.ng the week ended Oct. 30, ! shipntents of the "principal sott ! wood miljs' amounted lo four pert ' cent less loan . their production. but bookings were twelve per cent less. Tbe' northwest fir and Cali fornia pine mills are responsible for . the showing." asr.pther groups of producers soid'i jiiuch larger" percentage .of. their cutputJ Fir hnslnei withr th ; Atlantic sea- Chas. K.. Spaulding Logging Co., lumber and -building materials. The best costs no more than in ferior grades. Go to the big Sa lem factory and save money. () NAZARENE 19th and Marion Sts. Pastor. C. II. Hopkins. Assistant pastor, Mr. Hop- sin. Services 1 1 a. m.. 7:30 p. a. Ser mon topics: "The Excuse Maker," a. m.. Thanksgiving," p. m. Special sinzinz on Sunday. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., sapi-rititeadeot, Frank Litruiller. Young people s meetings: Senior, loung Peo ple's meeting 6:30 p. ra. Topic: "Thsnks giving Lesson." Leader, Mrs. Lloyd Mil ler. . Junior . nristian r.ndeavor 6:45 p m. ' Mrs. Thomas Nuanemaker, leader. Week-day services: 'Wednesday evening at 7:30 prayer and praise meeting, led by the pastor. The pastor will preach Sun day morning. Mrs. Hopkins, will preach Sunday aigut. , ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Corner Chemeketa ' and Cottaga Sts. Pastor, Rev. J. It. Buck. Servicea 8-10 a. m. sermon topic: Selected. Benedic tion -after last mass. Sunday school. Saturday at 3 p. nu Week-day services. 7 a. m. Wednesday: and Friday 8: in Academy on Saturday at 7; Thanksgiv ing flay mass at 8. This week the an nual fair for tbe benefit of St. JoseDb's church, closing Monday evening. Every one welcome to ajl services and are in- viieu to ius lair. L UMBER BUS1NE SS BECOM WG SLOWER board 'has been much handicapped J . - ..- bVan advanced vessel freights ' - The Salem Hdw. Co.. most pro ..' -'n.i.i.itaV- wast, riltrada 1a di-l gressive. " ; Every accommodallon ' t... . w,vo. I Kiven' to "those in need of "best mH"'" r :r r.::,;r. hardware supplies, work and oros inerR Ba nn o rity the motto. 120 N. Com'l () jnent in iorigjn p ?. iu--"y somewhat lower ----' and good sales to California. Production of fir has continued quite active, and thoueh milt stocks have been much reduced during : the year. TJlrich & Roberts, realtors. 122 f. Commercial St., know property values and-make for you profit able investments. Will both save and make you. money.' () Little New Construction Un dertaken in Fall and Winter Season THE SALVATION ARMY 241 State. Cheerful and happy pre Thanksgiving services this coming week end. Main public meetings Sundav morning, 11 o'clock, and Sunday night, at 8. Sunday school for all, 2 :30 p. m.. aad special meeting for young people at 5:30 p. m. Program for coming week: Private sol dier's meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 p. ra. Pub lic meetings Thursday and Saturday, p. m. Corps cadets class, Friday. 7:30 p. m. - Welcome to alL ' ' ' FIRST CHRISTIAN ', Center and High Sts. E. C. Whitatar, psstor; residence, ourt Apt; phone 2340R. Vivian 6. Whisler, assistant pastor; resi dence. 444 X. Winter; phone -481W. Se-viees 11;00 a. m ; 7:30 p. m. Ser mon topics "The Precious Invitation", a. in.: "Why So Manv Creeds and Uclv giving day servk will U st 10 a. m. ' One Bible", p. m. There will be special solo by Miss Aldeaae Smith "Like as the Heart Desireth", Allit-seu. ; Sunday school. II. F. Shanks, superintendent. Eg bert M. Hayes executive .secretary of th Student Volunteer Movement of China wiU address tbe members of the Student Ferum at the Sunday School body.; Th closing service of thaji FeHowahip Week will bo a union service tor th members rf.n. aAO 8.. rattan: , nbene I of the three Epwortlt Leag"s.and tha 93-M Harry J. Morrisa. assistant pas- r church congregation at p. s. tP- tor; residence. Silverton road; phona eiai vnnsiian reiiowsnip icrtirn 15F14. Services 3 and 7:45 p. m. Bun- the leadership of the Ma hood Evangelistic -' j ! Preaching at Some Causes . for Thanksgiving.", Evangelical league of I Christian Endeavor meeta at 6:30. Anna I Miles, president. Esther Lampkia. lead- er. Preaching at 7:30, subject, "Leav-J log ail to follow Jesus." Prayer meet- tag Thursday evening at 7 : 30. '- ' MELT. STREET' EPISCOPAL" ' "' 15th and Mill St.' Patrick Dahlin. pastor; residence, 2095 Trade, phone 377-J. Services II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.. Miss Esther Enckson, superintendent. Young peo ple's meeting, :30 p.-m.- Prayer meet tag ana choir practice on Thursday at 3:30 and, 8:30 p. m.. respectively. Yon are H cordially invited to our services. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . Liberty and Marion. Pastor, Ernest H. -Shanks. Sera-ice 11 a. 7:89 p. as Sermon topics: Mr. K. M. Hayes of Chiua wiU- speak. .an m.; "The Pledge of Our Jledem ptiea, ' p. m. ' In The evening a fine music program will be given by the Better Music clnb orchestra, under tha di rection. of Mr. Sidney Jarry. The double quartet choir and special singers. Sun day , school, 8:45, superintendent, Ed Scbunke. , Young People s meetings: In f rraal social - hour - at home of pastor S:30; B. Y. P. V. 9:0. Evening musio : Overture, The Conqueror, Zsnecnik; vl antary, - Repeat - Ye, Itan Norman ; Heart Message, Zanerai:: lear Heart. Goanod. by orrbeatra. Anthem, Exalt Him. Haas com, double quartet. Morning music; An them. Still, Still With Thee. Adams; sons uraferal. U Lord, Am 1, Isoma ; Mis Neva Cooley; vh lin. Elegy, Drigo. Mrs. Hel-ar SeJig-O'Neill. Week-day aervices. Mid-week services this week oa Wednes day . on . - account of - the -.-Thanksgiving. Thanksgiviag - servicea for down- town cbnrches in rlrst Baptist church at 10:3b a. m. Thursday morning. Kev, . C Whitaker, preacher. 600 For Bible School 600 "WHY SO MANY CREEDS AND ONLY ONE BIBLE?" Will be answered at the THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH f : SUNDAY EVENING - Morning sernion: "The Precious Invitation" Great Evangelistip meeting continues. Great song serv ice and special music by Lester Farnum and great Chorus Choir. ' E. C. WHITAKEIt Pastor Evangelist Lester Farnum, Song Leader In its weekly review of the lum ber market, the American Lum berman, Chicago, says: Lumber. trade has plowed down in the last week or so. There continues to be a good seasonal demand Irom the' cities. At this time of year little new construc tion is undertaken in the north and east. However, buildings be ing pushed lo completion still re quire a good deal ot lumber. Farm trade In the middle west 'was' recovering from the effects of jecent heavy rains, but early snowfall lsa new handicap. There Is good evidence that the farmers have need of lumber, and retail To CALIFORNIA By PICKWICK STAGES 30 HOURS TO SAN FRANCISCO . - .. Through Redlining Chair Car Serrloe For BctsedmlM Esscti Day Wlth Stop Over Prtvlleajeaj Leaving the Terminal Hotel 9:20 A. M 12:20 P. U 7 P. Mn 1:25 A BL SAN FRANCISCO ' One Way '. . $15J0 Round Trip $30.00 One Way Round Trip LOS ANGELES .$50.00 For Lnformatioa Call At TERMINAL HOTEL or Phone 696 TALK IT OVER Building a home is not an every day occurrence. That's why. we like to have you talk oeryour, plana with lis... Often we can show 'you short-cuts that will save, you . money. j . ' BULGING BULGIN ; " , 275 State Street " ' jYXLLOW PENCIL i.U FID BAND TXimtri men. nam - .FIRST COVOmSOATIOVAX ' - Center and Libert. Pastor. Charles R Ward. . Servieea 11 a. m., 7 :15 p as. Ser mon topics: iae Cbrtstfa Life, a. m.; Th Game of Life, p. as. Special -serv ices, music: Selections by the quartet st both servicea. At the evening service the moving picture, '"The Half-back." will be nna as; in -closing tnainre ot ratnert m sons weK. nnmtay sehoel xo a. f saperiatendent. . Mark McCallister. The mid-week service will be eliminated thia week on account of Thanksgiving day.; CHEMEKXTA. ST. XVAKQELXCAX I 'Corner of Chemeketa and- K.. 47th. Paa tar: G. E. Erskine.- 'Services: Jl st. at. 7:30 . m. . Sermon t epics: "The Abound iag 0 edaess of tied." a. m ; "The SelS lKseovrriag Christ, p. m. Sunday school, iu a m.. super in tenaent: J. K.. strut bangh. . Yoang people's meetiags; Evaa- gvitcal League of ChrUtisn Endeavor at b:30, leader, Mrs. Elmer Kan. Week-day aervices: Mid-week prayer service, Thurs day evening at 7:30. leader. Ferdinand Kur. 8 Other - events: s Training - class Wednesday evening at 6:45 followed by choir practice at 7:15. 4 t , r , ' ".-.. ' J--" - -:' Li i"i 1 ii i if I ' -, m. ... V i. r. . '..' ... ,.s CHURCH OI GOD 1348 X. Church St. Paster .'. J. Gil lespie. Servicea 11 a. nu. 7:30 p. an. Sermon topics: Uod th Giver ot Alt Good, 11 a. m.; Evangelistic, 7:30 p. m. Sun day school 10 s. tupwintendrat Jsmei Uavis. h Toub people's meet in?: :45. Suhjectr Tkaaksgrving: leader, Kila Hahn. .Week-day servicev WPHlar weekly prr : If First Congregational Charch H Center and Liberty REV. CHARLES E. WARD Sunday School The Christian Life Subject : "SERVICE" 7:15 P. M. The Game of Life Illlustrated by "THE HALF BACK" Moving Pictures 10:00 A M. I I :00 A.M. V. H-Mil it' It'll f r I l.r...t - ! I t t t ) Traiisfer THE CHURCH WITH A HEART First Baptist Church S tor age - Fuel- BRICK WAREHOUSE Utah Coal and Diamond arid Gas Briquets Craling Local and Long Hauling Iilpying 143 South Liberty . Telephone 930 .4 ' 1IBERTT AXD BIARIOX STREETS -- ' ' .1 Rev. E. II, Shanks, Pastor A Great Sunday Evening Musical Proffram . , Better Music Club-Orchestra Under the Leadership of Mr. Sidney Jarry - , Overture, "The Conqueror" Zanecnik Voluntary. "Repent Ye Dan Norman "Dear Heart" Gounod - , flleart Mwssaate" Zanecnik . ' - - At the mornins service. Mfr E. M. Hayes, China, will speak Violin solo, "Elegy," Drigo-Mrs. Helen Selig-O'Nelll - -.. ' .':-; .'-. ' -!- "-. 4---.. '..- .'.-,..,.- -' Vocal solo, "Grateful, O Lord,' Art "f-Roma Nera Cooley -v t 175 SOimi COJUtEIlCIAL '" PA & SUPPLY O. 610 NORTH CAPITOL YARD AND WAREHOUSE TELEPHONE 723 TELEPHONE 2243 aaaaaa'.sji aaAA.Aa4 , , " " ,(-.- I i 4fc M. M Jh J . Jk ..iV A Mwa)!!! -.v -