THE OHEGON'STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON.' SATURDXY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1928
Annual Meeting of Oregon
Federation of Garden Clubs
Will Be Held Today
The annual meeting of the Ore
gon Federation of Garden clubs
will be held today at the public
library, Tenth and Yamhill streets
Portland.
The morning session will open
at 10:30 o'clock with a business
meeting and reports from the var
ious clubs of the state.
A no-host lunheon will be served
at noon at the Warerly club. La
ter the delegates will be taken to
visit Portland gardens.
Any member of a federated gar
den club may attend. Two regular
delegates in addition to the direc
tor will be present from each club
Local Garden club members who
plan to attend the state meeting
are Mrs. W. W. Rosebraugh, club
president; Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Miss
Mattie F. Beatty, Mrs. E. M. Hof
nell, Mrs. J. B. Hosford, Miss Ed
ith Hazard. Mrs. W. B. Johnston.
. and Mrs. Nora Anderson.
Miss Virginia Berger Hostess
at Attractive Bridge Party
Miss Virginia Berger was hoe
at an attractive bridge party
Thursday afternoon. The high
score prize was won by Miss Julia
Creech. Miss Dorothy Moore re-
h. ceived the second award.
Lovely baskets of delphinium
roses and columbine were arrang
ed about the living rooms. Mrs.
-T. ti. Berger, Mrs. Armin Berger,
and Miss Moore assisted in serving
refreshments at the tea hour.
The guest group included Miss
Dorothy White, Miss Faye Dris
coll, Miss Jeanne Wilson, Miss Is
obel George, Miss Bertha Babcock.
Miss Dejores Mills, Miss Dorothy
Moore, Miss Frances Martin, Miss
. Caroyl Braden, Miss Edith Find
ley, Miss Lois Wilkes, Miss Kath
erine Laughridge, Miss Eleanort
Wright, M'ss Maxine Myers, Miss
Julia Creech, Miss Margaret
Brown, Miss Yvonne Smith, Miss
Cynthia Delano, Miss Phyllis Day.
Miss Carolyn Waterman, and the
hostess, Miss Berger.
Mrs. Clifton Mudd Presents
Piano Students inJiecital
Mrs. Clifton B. Mudd presented
a group of her piano students in
recital Tuesday evening. May 20.
in her residence-studio on North
Capitol street.
Mrs. Clarence Bowes, violinist;
and Mrs. FredFargp, soprano, as
sisted on the program.
Pupils taking part in the recit I
v al were Echo Hall, Joy Greig.
J2aulin Nelson, Ellsworth Morley,
rieien fuexman. uosene uaDoeri.
Billie Mudd, Anna Calaba. Fletch
er Johnson, and Bernice Hickman
Miss Bernice Rickman repre
sented Salem high school at the
state high school music tourna
ment held at Forest Grove in April
winning fourth place.
Englewood School Teachers
frntertain With Attractive
The teachers of Englewood
nchool entertain-d Thursday after
noon with ac attractive one o'clock
luncheon M the Spa, having a
their guoeta tu.cb.ers of the High
land sehoc".
A lovely arrangement of sum
mer flowers centered the lunch
eon table in the Green Gate room.
Covers were placed for Mabel Mur
ray. Bertha Allen, Mabel Allen.
Sarah Atwood. Eva M. Beatty.
Mildred E. Daly. Gladys Farrand,
Gladys Paul, Mabel Temple, Lylc
Murray, Maude Forkner. Sadie
Grant, Madeline Heckman. Mar
garet A. Johnston, Dorothy Keber,
Carrie Martin, Erma Sadler, Eve
lyn Scsuck. and Mildred Severson
At the close of the fall term
the Highland teachers entertained
the Englewood group with an in
tereeting costume party.
Farewell Party Compliments
Miss Mildred Judson
Miss Roxanna Zlelle entertain
ed with a farewell party Thursday
evening complimenting Miss Mil
dred Judson who will leave shortly
for. California where she will re
main until fall.
A number of lovely gifts were
presented to the honor guest.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening which was
spent with music and eonversa
. tion. -
In the group were the honor
gnest. Miss Judson; Miss Orma
Mclntyre, Miss Cloydlne Mathews,
Mlsa Bessie Elofson, Miss Esther
Tlbbeti Mrs. W. E. Judson, Mrs. J.
. j-i. Kieue, ua toe aosiess. miss
. Roxanna Zlelle.
Salem Garden Club W(U Have
Last Meeting of ths ;
Spring Season
The last spring meeting of the
Salem Garden cl ah will , be held
Monday evening at eight o'clock
in (he' chamber of commerce audi
torium. Mr H. I Fearey, will discus
; flowering shrubs at this meeting.
1M All persons ' Interested 4 la any
"shiM of rardeninr. whether r. er
HIH KHejv ' HI . IMVUini B IMk S41W III
v. . . '
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Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Martin wlU
retarn Sunday to their home la
Spokane after spending a week
" with relativea la Salem.
Attractive Affairs Honor
Mrs. F. L. Cannell
A number of attractive farewell
affairs were given In honor of
Mrs. F. L. Cannell of West Salem
who left Thursday arternoon for
an extended visit in eastern Can
ada. Sunday evening. Rev. and Mrs.
Cannell and their children were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs.
D. C. Sebern, Miss Marie Sebern,
Miss Jeanette Sebern and Wendell
Sebern were additional guests.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Cannell was guest of honor at the
luncheon for which Mrs. W. D.
Phillips was hostess, and in the
evening. Rev. and Mrs. Cannell
were entertained at dinner at the
J. A. Gosser home in Kingwood
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brock en
tertained in Mrs. Cannell's honor
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cannell who is traveling by
way . of the Union Pacific route,
plans to go directly to Toronto.
Canada , where she will visit
friends and relatives whom she has
not seen for 20 years.
She will return to Salem about
the first of September through the
Canadian Rockies.
Spend the Day at John
Rathfoot Home
A group of friends from Salem
ind Fruitland of Mr. and Mrs.
lohn Rathfoot motored to the
Rathfoot home near Albany Sun-
lay where they spent the day.
The picnic dinner was served
it long tables arranged on the
Lawn. Games and conversation
were enjoyed later.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Standifer. Mr. and Mrs. N.
E. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed For
ward. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Evans,
Vfrs. 1). Flagg. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Tobin. Mrs. Anna Girod, Mrs. Hil
na Honkola, Mrs. Frohman, Mr.
.tobinson, Ed Hintou, Charles Den
ver, Mildred Forgard, Esther Gir
d. Sylvia Honkola. Joan Evans,
Thelma Forgard, Lillian Arm
strong, Marjorie Quinn. Velma
Armstrong. Frances Brown, Ruth
Forgard. .Doris Lundeen, Stanley
Fagg. Lloyd Girod, Guy Fagg. Bill
iirod. Fred Fagg, Swanee Miller,
Sylvester Honkola, Charles Brown,
lud Forgard, Clarence Fagg, Sven
Honkola, Donald Simpson, Ray
mond Lundeen, and Elmo Simp
ion. American Legion Auxiliary
Will Sponsor Interesting
Entertainment
The American Legion Auxiliary,
Japitol Unit No. 9, is sponsoring
in interesting entertainment Wed
lesday evening, June sixth at
iligh's Capitol theater, when Ju
ia R. White will present 200 of
ler pupils between the ages of two
-ind 20 in a novelty ballet.
The proceeds from the affair
will be spent for Fome community
lervice, the exact nature of which
has not as yet been decided upon.
The committees under whose
management the affair is rapidly
progressing are as follows: gen
jral chairman, Mrs. E. E. Burch;
ticket sale, Mrs. Walter Zosel
Mrs. P. F. Burris; program, Mrs.
Stanley Ostrander, Mrs. Willis
Vincent, Mrs. A. M. Lockard; dec
orations, Mrs. Fritz Slade, Mrs
Jan J. Fry, Mrs. H. G. Maison;
ublicity and advertising, Mrs
lesse George.
Minerva Club Members En
tertained With Picnic
The Minerva club was entertain
?d one afternoon recently with a
picnic at Holman's park for which
Mrs. J. C. Turner and Mrs. Leslie
Bouytana were hostesses.
In the group were Mr.s Dory
Ward. Mrs. C. H. Rlngwald, Mrs
R. R. Daniels, Mrs. L. C. Willman,
Mrs. Harry Plant. Mrs. Vern
Straw. Mrs. W. F. Thompson, and
he hostesses, Mrs. ' Turner and
Mrs. Bouytana.
Mrs. C. H. Rlngwald will enter
tain the club in a fortnight at her
country home near Roberts.
Recent Guests at Duns
ford Home
Mr. and Mrs. George Dnnsford
had as their Memorial day guests,
Mrs. J. T. Welch, Mrs. Ruby
Hayes, Miss Laura Hayes. Miss
Vera Kaufman, and Mrs. Duns
ford'S sisters. Miss Lena Payne
and Miss Mary Payne, all of Port
land.
Professor and Mrs. A. V. StlU-
maa and Mrs. Ella Gilbert of Eu
gene were also guests at the Duns
ford home.
W. H. M. S. of First Meth
odist Church Will Meet
Wednesday
The .Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First Methodist
church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon la the charch parlors. .
Mrs. H. F.'Dnrkhetxaer and Mrs.
r. Ir Utter wQl have charge of
the lesson. Election of offleeri will
be held. -
Mrs. R. L. Farmer Is chairman
6f tha tea eemBlttee
. , - .
House Guests at EE.
Bragg Home ;
r. an Mrs. B. K. Bra-, nave
as their house guests their daugh
ter, lira. Dan MeClelUn aad tkelr
graadehUdrea. Sallle aad.Daa Jr.
of Bead. '
Social Calendar
Today
Oregon Federation of Garden
clubs. Annual meeting. Portland
public library, 10th and Yamhill
streets. 10:00 o'clock.
Board of Salem Woman's dub.
Club-house. North Cottage street.
2:00 o'clock.
W. R. C. regular meeting. Mc-
Cornack hall. 2:00 o'clock.
Lecture on Oregon birds. Dr. W.
A. Eliot of Portland, speaker. Lob
by, Y. M. C. A. 8:00 o'clock.
SuDday
Sacred concert- Vested choir.
Knight Memorial church. 8:00
o'clock.
Monday
Art Section. Salem League. Dr.
Mary C. Rowland. Court street
hostess. 7:. 10 o'clock.
Garden club. Last meeting of
the season. Chamber of Commerce
auditorium. 8:00 o'clock.
Wednesday
W. H. M .S., First M. E. chuTch
Church parlors. 2:30 o'clock.
Novelty ballet. Presented by pu
pils of Julia R. White, under aus
pices of American Legion auxil
iary. Bligh's Capitol theater. 8:00
o'clock.
Regular Meeting of
Penny-Pep Club
The regular meeting of the
"Penny Pep" club .was held
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Brilla Halburt. Twenty-
two members were in attendance
The afternoon was spent In dis
cussion ef the most satisfactory
canning methods.
Mrs. Kays will be bostess at
the next meeting of the club, June
14. in her borne at Hayesville. At
this time, members will describe
useful articles which they have
made from some discarded mater
ial.
Two Delightful Affairs Given
at Elks Club
Mrs. R. B. Fleming and Mrs. S.
C. Dyer entertained with a de:
lightful tea Thursday afternoon
at the Elks club from two-thirty
to five o'clock.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Fleming
and Mrs. Dyer were hostesses at
one of the largest affairs of the
reason when they entertained 80
quests at bridge.
Musicale Will Be Given
Tuesday Evening at T. S.
Roberts' Studio
Piano students of Mabel S. Pow
ars will present a musicale Tues
day evening, June fifth, at the
studio of Professor and Mrs. T. S.
Roberts, 505 North Summer street.
Professor Roberts and Mrs.
Powers will play an organ and pi
ano duet as a feature of the pro
gram.
Attend Salem High School
Graduation Exercises
Miss Helen Pettyjohn and Mr.
and Mrs. Johan Krabbe of Port
land motored to Salem last evening
to attend the graduation exercises
of Salem high school which were
held in the armory. Mrs. Krabbe
is a sister of Francis Gamble, a
member of the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs .Forrest Fulton
Receive Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Fulton,
2340 West Nob Hill street, are
receiving the congratulations of
their friends on the birth of a son
Friday morning. June first, whom
they have named Robert Frank.
Will Spend a Month in
the South
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Sternberg
are leaving this morning for Cal
ifornia where they will remain
until the first of July. The greater
part of the time will be spent in
Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Return From Extended Visit
in California
After spending the past three
weeks In southern California. Mr,
and Mrs. J. T. Crowder have re
turned to their home In Salem.
SCHOOL WORK TOLD
WASHINGTON ACCOMPLISHES
tVCH IN FIRST YEAR
Project work was carried on in
each room in Washington grade
school with much success and with
benefit both to pupils and teach
ers, according to the report of the
diool year submitted by the prin
cipal, Mrs. Minnie V. Duncan, to
George W. Hug, city superinten
dent.
Projects selected by the various
grades were: first grade, home
making; second, milk; third,
China and Arabia; fourth. Hoi
land and Indians; fifth. Sir Laun
fal; sixth, Oregon.
Washington grade school was
opened for the first time last fall,
and because of this one of the big
gest problems confronting the
principal and teachers was to in
stil a school spirit, which was snc-4
eessfully accomplished through
the classroom, playground and as
sembly, with a school Hallowe'ea
party cementing the spirit, both
among scholars and teachers.
Working on the theory that the
dull child needs even more play
tbaa the bright one. rrattiged
VU CiTvB much attention
dnrlar tha Tear Chrklisr
auriac in year. taecimi t
tha Bd ef the year th OVS that!
mere than one of onr pupils ha
com on In hla atndta In nrnnnr.i
tion to his participation in the
timet oa the playgroenoV the re
pert states, thus abowias that the
attention given to play waa war
ranted.
Records Ot etch Child. Six 4ay servieea: Stady at the Pall af Bahy
weeka crade tn aneUinr and c" "' Pwapia to Come
W . " apeuint; ana ur Revelation Itth chapter, at
art thme tie waa kept and theae will j the prayer service Wadaeadsy - evening.
be need la strengthening; the T:0' Teachers- .oeti.g rrdy eveag.
.s....a e v- v i .
VMHSSIS VI &OW KBWI BUI T V - '
Cooperation of the teachers and
thelr Work Was BBlendid eta tea the.
ZT ipwnow, axatea l
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I CHURCHES
J r w" " 1 . i n n - i ... j i - rTBTTTJpn'Mci: i mm '
LEaXTJB XEMOSIAX. CHURCH
- (Methodist Splseopal)
Booth Commercial aaa Mjtri streets.
8. Dsrlow Johnson, pastor. 48 K. Mj
er street, phone J764. Hernias; wor
ship 11 a. bl. Bap tin aad Beeeptioa of
Member!, Sdreaa, "Oar FiWviMp,
aothaai, "I Will Lara Tie. O Lri."
Happy Ereai&K Hear, I f B. lllma
trataa seaf aerriee .ia which, the feDoWinf
hymaa will be sang white beaatifol pic
tares are throws ea the acraea, "Amer
ica," "God of the Earth, the Sky, the
See," "Whore Croea the Crowded Way
of Life." "Jessa Bavioas PUot Me,"
and ' 'America, the BeaatifaL" Address,
"The Crowded Ways." Dmmt by worn
ea's Toieos. "Sweeter as the Tear
By." Charch school at S:a. All the
children of the family. yea aad the
growa-aps too, will fiad. a cardial wel
come and will enjoy the wholeaoaae, sap
py fellowship of oar c lassos. Spworth
ieagae is Leslie Ball at 7 p. av, loader,
Etlea Jeao Moody. Mid-week service of
prayer aad stady Tbsraday eveaiag at
7 .SO. Choir rehearsals. J. William Bel
rher directing, Thursday eveaiag, t:45
sad a: 30.
CHtracH or thx xaxaejte
One block sooth of Center os 19th.
U 1). Smith, - pastor, phono 2840. Boa
day school :45 a, m. Thia will be a
live happy aerricc. Trash Lit wilier,
Sopt. Classes for all ages. Morning
worship II; sermon abject, "A Two
fold k'ieioa." Hare yea received it!
Oar male quartet will siag. There will
be ao yoang people's meet ting at T this
week aa oar yoang people are holding a
teat meeting at Jefferson, Oregon. The
evening service will bo at S o'clock st
which time the Rev. A. Wells, farmer
pastor of this charch will preach. The
teat meetings will eontiaae st Jefferson.
Services Sascsy at 2:30 and S p. as.,
aad each evening the coming week at S,
except Satarday.
KZLX. ST. KBTHODIST
15th aad Mill streets. Petri Dshlin,
pastor, 395 8. 15th. Services: 11 a. m.,
and 7:30 p. m. Baaday school, 9:45 s.
as.. Miss hither Ericksoa, Sept. Yoang
people's Bseeting. 7:80 p. m. Prayer
meetiag Wednesday S p. m. Yos are all
cordially invited to oar service.
CBXMST XjUTHEkAJI CHTOLCH
State aad 18th. Rev. A. L. Heine,
pastor. Oermas -services at 9 :45 a. m.
r.nghsh services at 11 a. m. Sunday
jchool at 9:40, Martha Be Herman, Sept.
Lather league Thursday 8:30 p. m.
THE SALVATION ASMT
241 Bute street, farewell meeting of
Knsign snd Mrs. Pitt, tonight and Ban
day night, at 8 o'clock. Sunday morn
ing service at 11 a. m. Sunday school,
i :30 p. m. Y. P. L. for young people.
at 6 p. m. Public welcome to Captain
sad Mrs. Earl Williams, Salem's new
officers, Tharsdsy, Jane 7, 8 p. m.
riEST CONOKSOATIOKAL
Center and Liberty streets. Charles
K. Ward, pastor. Services, 11 a. m.
Sermon topic: "Christ snd the Child."
Missionary meeting Jane 6 at the home
of Mrs. Walter Burhner, 1310 Court
street. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.. Mark
McCallister. Bupt. Picnic meeting Tues-
dsy evening. Weekday services: Bible
iiuuy snd prayer meeting Thursday at
7:30. The evening services will be re
sumed in the fall.
UfMANUEL BAPTIST
1810 So. High street. Sunday school.
10 a. m. Iter. J. C. Tibbitg will preach
at 11 a. m , and the Lard's Supper will
be observed at the close of the service.
At 7:45 p. m., Miss Kuth Tibbits will
ieak. Mid-week prsyer meeting, 'ihum
day evening at 7:45.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS CHURCH
Corner S. Commercial snd Wsshington
streets. Hundsy school 10 a. m., Mrs.
Marguerite r. Klhott, Hupt. Clashes for
ill sges. Frederick J. Llbby. executive
secretary of the National Council for
Prevention of Wsr is expected to attend
lie morning meeting for worship at 11
a. m., and is expected to speak. 6:30 p.
m., Christian Endeavor .prayer meeting.
Kvening meeting will be dismissed for
r'rederu-k J. Libby's address at the First
.4. E. charch. Prayer meeting and Bible
tudy Thursday, 8 p. m. A friendly wel
come awaits yon at all these services.
Jhae. C. Haworth, pastor.
GLAD TIDIHGS MISSION
343 Court street. C. 8. Johnson,
pafctor, 431 S. Cottage. Sunday school
at 2 p. m. services at 3 and 8 p. m.
Ur. John G. Lake of Portland will be
with us on Thursday evening. The ui
jal meetings an Tuesday sad Saturday
evenings.
COUST STREET CHURCH OT CHRIST
Court aad 17th. Noma J. Keeaoner,
minister, 144 S. 19tb, pbone 2937J. Bi
ble school at 9:45 a, m., followed by
morning worship at 11; sermon theme,
"Paal's Faith." Evening worship at 8;
subject, "Why Love Christt" Board
meeting Monday 'evening. A most cor
dial iavitation it extended to all to wor
ship with ns. Make the Court Street
church your church home.
CASTLE CHAPEL UNITED BRETHREN
Corner N. 17th and Neb. Ave. W. N.
tilodgett, pastor, 1743 Neb. Ave., phone
262'JJ. Services 11 a. m. and M p. m.
Sermon topics: "Sons of God.' a. m. ;
Evangelistic, p. m. Sundsy school, 10.,
E. A. Brsdfield, supt. Young people's
meetings: 7. Floyd Bailey, president.
Junior C. X. at 7, Mrs. Vorking, Supt.
Week-day services: Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at S o'clock; Ladies'
Aid Wednesday. On Monday evening,
June 4, the Indies of the church will give
a supper ia the basement of the charch
and after supper an entertainment will
be given by the' Chaae aad Phelps Trio,
free.
CHEMSKETA ST. EVANGELICAL
CHURCH
Corner of Chemeketa sad N. 17th. G.
E. Ertkiae, pastor, 268 N. 17th street.
phase 1008-W. Services, 11 a. ta.. and
6 p. m. Benson topics: Morning. "God's
Cn-pty Parse, Hew Comet" Eveaiag,
Evaageltstic. Baaday school 10 a. m.,
O. K- Btraasbaagh. Supt. Christian Ea
deaver, 7 p. m. Choir practice Wednes
day eveaiag at S o'clock. Mid-week
Krayer service Tharsday eveaiag at S
' clock, T. Kara, leader.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL CONGREGA
TIONAL S. 19th aad Ferry streets. H. C.
Stover, minister. Children's day will be
observed with program aad concert. At
11 a. a., the ehildrea ef the charch will
reseat a pre gram. The charch school
meets at IS o'clock, C. C Harris, Supt.
Christiaa Endeavor at 7:15 p. m. rot;
lowing the eastern of the charch the vest
ed choir will present a sacred coacert ia
teiebratiea' sf Child rea's day. The cos
cert aumbers iaclsda: Chorea "Ood I
Our Refuge" (Weeier). Uset "Hark.
Hark My Seal" ( Wagcern) Mrs. Dale
Taylor aad Mr. Stover. Chores "Suf
fer Little Childrea" (Williams). Iaei
deatal solos by Mrs. O. C. Kewgeat aad
Leonard Chadwick. Sole "The Voice
ia the Wilderaeea" (Scott) Miss Pearl
Eyre. Ladies' Chorna "The King at
Love My Shepherd la" (Shelley). Iaei-
deatal solo by Harriott Adams. Chores
Goia' Home" (Meaaested). lael
"O Dsy of Beat and Gladaess" (Seba
ecker) Beaeitta Edwards sad Leonard
Chadwick. Chorsa "O Praiae Him. Ye
People (Petrie).
GOSPEL TENT
High snd Mar ton streets. The meet
iaga beiag eoadacted by Bee aad Bailey
eeatiase aigstly except Satarday at
7:45. aad Sunday at S. The meetings
are evangelistic, and prophetic ia char
after. All are welcome. Bring year
Bible aad a friend.
nrrERVATiovAi. bxbxs STUDBKTS'
AMOC1ATXOW
,.7wTV.id Tt TITS
way. Hear 3 :SO to 6 p, as. Eveaiag
tn,ic 'rem to 10 . as are bread-
i( frMB Pid. madia kex, 377.4
meters, raaoral eervieaa ia Salem aad
Ti""i,T- ceadeeted free at charge. Pheae
;.
r. CHUJKTH OF 009 - .
i:44 X. Charch street. J. . CiT.esiie,
paaser. Kit M. Chareh street phoaw
Seal J. Servieee. 11 a. aa, aad T:BO p.
laain. "10 au a Mrs. W.
A. Barbae, Sapt. Teaag peowse'a aseot
l ag. l:0 . Lyla Kbos. leader. Week-
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nxsT inrrnD BRJtTKXXV
Cwrear 13th aad alieeieo etreete. E.
0 Pelig. paator. R. S. Boa 147 A: A. S.
Headaraea. asslstaat passer. 1 15S Mia
sioa street, pbone 1903W. Services 11
a. BJ-. and 8 p. m. Baaday school 10 a.
m-, Alice Headeraoa, Bwpt. Tee eg pee
ple a mooting: U. B. C. K-, 7 p. at-. M
by pastor. Weak day services: Mid-week
prayer service Wednesday eveaiag 7:30.
Teacher training class moots each Tnas
dsy eveaiag 6:45. Other evoaU: 4th
quarterly coo.'rreaee will be held Satnx
ay evening. Jane 9. EJdor A. B. Hea
deraoa in charge. He will alas have
charge of both services as the folLewieg
day. A cordial lavitattoa awaits yen.
CHBXSTXAjr BCIENCB
Comer of Liberty sad Chemeketa
streets. Banday moraiag services at 11.
Suaday eveaiag services at 8. subject of
leases sermon: "God. tha balv Ossu
aad Creator." Wedaeeday svesiaa? tea
timoaial meetiag at 8 p. as. Bwaday
school sessions eoavase at 9:45 aad 11
- at- Reading room 406 Masoals Tem
ple, ope a dairy from 11 to 5:80 except
Sundays ssd holidays.
REVIVAL AT BIO TENT
At Riverside Aato Park. West Salem.
Services Suaday 3 and I p. a. Baaday
school S p. m. Meetiag every eveaiag
aext week at o'clock. G. Kroeger and
wife ef Spokaae, Wash., will have charge
of the music and choir. Young people's
service Saturday sight. Evangelist H.
Hassea will peak Sunday afternoon oa
"Christ's Power to Heal." sod s special
Divine Heslisg service will be held st
the close of the message. Baaday eveaing
subject: "The God That Answers. "
Uood singing sad lively testimonies. H.
Hansen is charge.
Ksv. Frederick J. Lihby, executive
secretary, National Council for Preven
tion af War will apeak ia the First
Methodist church aaxt Baaday evening.
Dr. Libby ia making a tear of the col
'fas aad universities oa ths Pseific
coast aad will deliver a aamber of ad
dresses ia Salem. lie is a world travel
er aad student of international affairs
and ass recently retarn ed from soar
of the Continent. He give s vivid ac
count of world eoaditieas aad will bring
immediate sews of Earope aad its
chances for war aad peace. His subject
Sunday evening will be "Present Aspects
of the Peace Movement." Dr. Libby is
s minister in the Friends charch aad
while ia Salem will be under the direc
tion of ProL S. B. Lsnghlis af Willam
ette university.
7TBET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner State aad Charch. F. C. Tay
lor, pastor, 636 State street. Pbone
974. Director religions education: Mar
garet K. Sutherland. Phone 872. Serv
ices 11 a." m., and 8 p. m. Sermoa top
ics: a. m., Kimball School of Theology
Baccalaureate sermoa preached by Dr.
J. M. Cense, D. D., president of Kimball
school; p. m., Frederick Libby, execu
tive secretary of the National Council
for the Prevention of War will speak.
Special music: Anthems y the Vested
choir. "Awsks. Put on Thy Strength,"
Msthews. and "The Spirit of the Lord,"
Edgar Elgar from "ITie Calling of the
Apostles." Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Classes lor all ages. H. F. Shanks, Sopt.
Epworth league: University Chapter
Topic, "Modern Prejudices to be Over
come." leader, Kenneth Law son. First
Church chapter Top us "What Doth
the Lord Require of Theet"
Leader, Kelly Moore. Junior
High Chapter in charge of Miss Helen
Curry. Week dsy services: S. S. bosrd
on Monday evening at 8 p. m. Queen
r.sther Circle Tuesday evening. W. II.
M. S. Wednesday aftrrnoon in the church
parlors. Mid-week prsyer and praise
service oa Thursday evening at 8, led by
the pastor. Other events: Junior church
at 11 in tha charch annex. Classes in
church membership led by C. F. Wilson
and Miss Sutherlsnd.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
High and Center. D. J. Howe, pastor,
7C5 N. Cottsge. Phone 2438VV. Services,
11 a. m., and 8 p. m. Sermon topi:
"Living by Bread Alone." s. m. : "In
the Beginning!," p. m. Special music st
all services. Clark Aydelott in charge
of music snd young people's work. Sun
day school, 9:45 a. m., O. J. Hull, Supt.
Young people s meetings: All the young
people will join in a social hour and
luncheon at 5:3 p. m., followed by the
regular 0. E. meetings at 7. Week-dsy
services: Wednesday 8 p. m., prsyer
meeting and Bible study.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL CHURCH
Corner of North Winter and Jeffer
son streets. Thon:a Acheron, pastor;
Robert Witty, assistant pastor. Church
school meets at 9:45 a. m. 11 a. m.,
morning worship, Robert Witty will
speak. 7 p. m.. the three Kpworth
leagues will meet in separate rooms for
devotionsl services. 7 p. m., open for
um for adults in charch school annex. 8
a. m., evening worship. Robert Witty
will preach. Tharsday, 8 p. m., mid
week devotionsl services. '
UNITARIANS TO PICNIC
On Sunday immediately after the morn
ing services at the church members and
friends of the Unitarian church will pic
nic at Hager's Grove. This is the first
of a series of picnics contemplated and
at this time the Unity club is the spon
soring organisation. Children of the
Sunday school and their parent aie e
pecially invited. Families will bring
their awn picnic oeskata to tha anarch,
nd will go to the drove immeuiatr,., -:er
the services.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Cottage aad Chemeketa streets. Rev.
Martia F. Ferrey, minister. Charch
school at 10 a. m. (traded inlni-t'fn
Devotional services at 11 a. m.; subject
of the sermon, "Mussolini: The r.u.inv
of Freedom." Mrs. M. Ferrey will offer
s a rontralto solo. "Trees," by Ros
bach. Mrs. W. A. Denton at the organ.
rORD kCSMORXAJL METHODIST -EPISCOPAL
West Salem. V. L. Cannell. pastor.
Sunday school, 0:45; classes for all ages.
D. C. Sebern, Sopt. Morning worship at
11. Sermoa by the pastor. Subject,
"The Greatest of all Things." Kpworth
and Intermediate League 7. Tha eveaing
service will be ia charge of a gospel
team from First M. E. charch. Salem.
here will also be an installation of the
t the Epworth league.
PXRST PXCSBTTEBXaJr CHURCH
Comer ef Chemeketa aad Winter
street. Rev. N. K. Tally. D. D., paster.
Sabbath school :30 a. m., with classes
or all ages: followed by pablie warship
ia Waller Hall, Willamette aaivereity at
10:45 a. m. Sermon. "The Pnaetiea of
the Christiaa College." Special matie
by the. Albany college Chores aad Girls'
Sextette. Teaag people's societies ia
tha new charch at :30 p. m. Eveaing
worship, ia the prayer meetiag room of
the new ehareh at 7:0 o'clock. Ser
moa. " Catering the Christian Life."
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BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe 1819-1910
"Mine eyes have seen the Glory of the coming of the Lord ;
He ia trampling- out the vintage, where the grapes of wrath
are stored ;
He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift
sword ;
His truth is marching on.
Glory, glory, hallelujah! dory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah ! His truth is marching on.
Every war has contributed a
number of stirring sonrs and
hymns, first made famous by the
troops In the line of battle, but
later taken up by the entire na
tion, as a means of keeping up the
morals and maintaining a high pa
triotic feeling in the ranks. The
Civil war was no exception and
man of the songs which were fa
vorites among the hoys of '! are
still sung today.
Mrs. Howe's "Battle Hymn of
the Republic" is probably the best
known hymn growing out of the
Civil war and just as "The Star
Spangled Banner" was Inspired
while the author was under fire.
"Tha Battle Hymn" was written
after Mrs. Howe had witnessed a
military review and had been sub
ject to the attack of a southern
raiding party.
The words were written in
Washington, after Mrs. Howe's
visit to a Federal camp near the
capitol. With a party of friends.
she had gone out some distance
from the city to witnese a review.
Prayer meetiag Thursday evening, 7:30
s'alock.
ST. ? AXIL'S CHURCH (Episcopal)
Chores street at Chemeketa. Rev. H.
Duncan Chambers, reetor. Trinity Sun
day. The usual two services will be held
at the usual hours, T :S0 a. m. In the cha
pel and 11 a. m. ta ths charch. The
church school meeta at 9:45 in the par
sh house.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner of Msrion snd Liberty streets
Fred Broer, Sunday school Supt.. and
choir director. Carl Lemke. organist.
Sunday school with classes for every
body 0:45 a. m. Morning preaching
service 11 clock. Sermon topic. in
the Cleft of the Rock." Two youns
people's meeting 8:30 p. m. Freeing
nrearhinr service o'clock. Sermon
topic, "The Shedding of Blood." Specisl
music, at both services. Old fashioned
prsyer meeting Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH
formerly at corner of N. Cottage and
D streets, now at the Salem Women's
club, 460 N. Cottage street. G. W.
Ratsch, minister; G. Rrhnnke. assistant
minister. Sunday school. 9:43 a. m., Dan
Sehirman, Supt. Service lis. m.. topic,
We Are All Here." The Lord's Sup
per following the service. B. Y. P. V
meeting at 8 p. ra. A continuation of
the study ef the "Life of Christ" will
be of interest to all. Regular mid-week
prayer meeting at S p. m. Thnrsdsy. A
special meeting is arranged for Tues
day, Jane 6. at 8 p. m where Rev.
Simoleit from Germany will be the
speaker. A warm welcome to all who
wiab to worship with ns.
raOCAlTTjrX FULL GOSPEL MISSION
420 State street, upstairs over ths
Man's Shop." Ralph D. Bullock, pas
tor, 460 S. Cottsge street. Thone 938M.
Services 3:30 and 8 p. m. Sunday school
2:30 p. m. Young people s meeting 6 p
m. Week-day services: Bible school
"for the perfecting of the saints" is in
operation every night beginning at 8
o'clock. Evangelist H. B. White who
shuns not to declare the whole counsel
of God. will eontinoe with us every
night. The Iord is mightily blessing His
word and His people as lie brings forth
"things both old. aad new." Matt. 13:
h2. The invitation is "whosoever will
let him come."
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
Meets in rraternal Temple, 447 Cen
ter street this Sunday evening, June 3.
at 7: 0 o'clock. Rev. Luella hf. La Vat
ley will speak on "Divinity of Mother
hood." The public is cordially invited.
"Messages."
BAPTIST MISSION
Regular services will be held at the
corner of High and Court streets. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m.. Karl Gregg,
Hupt. Preaching both morning aad eve
ning by Rev. 8. B. Slater, morning serv
ice st 11 a. m. : evening service 8 p. m.
B. Y. P. C. at 7 p. m. All are invited
to worship with as st these services.
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on either side, whilo tad) ladies
sang "John Brown's Body" in defi
ance of their late alarm.
The ringing tune deserved noble
words and inspired Mrs. Howe to
wish that she might write them.
She was so impressed with the
song on retiring that her
wish must have follow el bet. in
her dreams. She awoke in the '
gray dawn of the next morning,
with the verses spinning in her
mind. Fearing to lose tbem,
should she fall asleep again, she
arose and in the uncertain light of
the early day scribbled them off.
not looking at the paper in her
hand.
She returned to bed and fell
asleep, unconscious that the al
most illegible scrawl was the one
grand hymn of the war, destined
to place her among the best of
American patriotic writer's.
It is a strange fact that the
tune, "John Brown's Body" which
had so inspired her, was written
by a southerner, John W. Steffe,
of Richmond. Va., in 1855. for a
fire company and afterwards used
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