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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1928
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CHURCHES
ran evangelical chvbch
Onrner f Liberty and CuUr. A. P.
Lay-son. pastor. Sunday school at S:45.
L. I. T bora to a. snpt. A class for all. If
yeas eaat y.a will com again. Ta.
Smamaty school will give their Children's
Day program an Sanday morning and
kwik services will be mreged into an,
u4 the pastor will give ma illustrated tar
teas to th children. The regular Chil
drea's Day missionary offering will be
taken at this service. The Christian Ko
aaaaor will meet at 7 p.m. Topic for dis-
aon will be How ara our nauaeaK
inn of oar Christianity t" The eub-
for the 8 o'clock service will b :
"Tbe Investment of a Life." Thi net-
sag will ba especially halpful to young
i!c. Remember: "Flaying fly for a
er matt be great sport evary sin
ner is doing it." "Religion is the mother.
taa church i the nuraery of religion."
people
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DOsAJrOEL TVU. GOSPEL MISSION
430 State St.. upstairs over the "Man's
Shop." Ralph I). Bullock. 480 8. Cot
tag. St., Phone 938M. Sentires 2 30 and
p.m. Young People's meeting 6 p.m.
Evangelistic services will continue every
aight at 8 o'clock except Monday and
Tuesday. Evangeliat M. It. White and oth
er workers will be with us. If the weath
r ia warm the afternoon fcervio this
Maaday will be held in the M.tr.on Sqaarr
Park, after which a baptin:al servyr wii
ba held at tbe West Side Auto 1 ark at
a beat 4 30.
people ' hear: Junior. Intermediate a ad
Senior C. E. Wednesday 8 B.sa. prayer
meeting aad Bible atady. Children's Iny
pragma Sunday evening, Jane 17.
HUT GEXJCAJT BAPTIST CHTTBCH
Formerly at K: Cottage and D Sis., now
at the Salem Women's Club. 460 X. Cot
tage St. O. W. Rataeb, minister; O.
Sckanke, aaaiataat minister. 8oa. school
9:45 a.m. lan Schirman, supt. Service 11
a.m. Kot. C. H. Edinger from Wasco. Cat.
will be the apeaker. He. G. Schunke will
have charge of the evening aerviee. The
Women's Missionary Society meeta at 2:S0
p.m. Monday. Kegular mid week prayer
service at "8 p.m. Thursday.
SILVERTOTJ PUTS
REAL CEIEBWHH
Program for Fourth of July
Event Includes Many
Features
FI0HZJLO rKIENDS
Corner Church and Highland Ate Pas
tor, Edgar P. Sims, Maple St. Semees
11 a.m.. 8 p.m. Sunday School 10. Supt.
J. M. Gardner. Frraehing may be ex
pected at eac haerice. Aeo special sing
ing ss the Lord may lead. Prayer meeting
on Thursday evening at Sp.m. After a
continued illness of more than" a year,
the pastor will again take np the regular
work. All are welcome to our servicea.
BAPTIST MISSION
Services will be held in the Crand
Theatre. Sunday school with a ttiil
siren's Day program beginning at 9:45
a. at. Church services at 1 1 a.m. ant 8
p.m. Re. K. T. Slarkey will preach ai
beta services. B. Y. P. I', at 7 pin
Prayer meeting at 8 Wednesday evening.
All are moat cordially invited to attend
these services.
FIEST SPIRITUAL CHTJBCH
Mre;s in Fraternal Tnp!e, 447 Center
;t., Sunday evening, June 10 at 7 :3C
Co. k. Mrs. La.it Mittiestedt of Port
tiid will be speaker and message bearer,
he public cordially invited.
LESLIE MEMORIAL CHTJBCH
(Methodist Episcopal)
Corner "S. Com'l. and j Myers 8t. S.
Harlow Johnson, pastor, res 348 K. Myers
8. Phone 2704. Morning worship at 11
Mormon by Rev. H. C. Leavenworth. ' 'The
ristian Forward Look and Outy." An
tawsD. "Lead on, O king Eternal" (Tel
rial. At the eight o'rlock hour an icsti
lata program will be presented by young
falk of Francis Asbary Epworth League,
Oraaal Trick, preaiding. "Why I Want to
gw to Institute.'' Kllen Jean Moody; "Our
laatitote"'. Curtis French; "What Morn
ing Watch Means to Me," Helen Hertxog;
"Institute Friendship." Gould Morehouae;
"Tbe Best Part of laatitote for Me,"
Alfred French; "Institute Atmosphere,"
Margaret Marsh; "What Our Campfirea
Mean to Me," Maxine t'lrich. A quartet
f women'a voices will sing Barri's "The
Uaad Shepherd." It is hoped that the
CHEISTIAN SCIENCE
Corner o" Liberty and t'liemeketa Sts.
-iunalay morning tervicea at 11: Sunday
-vrning services at 8: subject of lesson
.ermon : "God the Fret enter of Man.
tVednrsuay evening testimonial meeting
st 8 ,i in. Sunday school sessions convene
st 9:45 and 11 a.m. Reading room, 406
Masonic temple, open daily from 11 to
5: JO except .Sundays and holidays.
FIBS I HUTTED BRETHREN
Corner 12th and Mission St. Pastor
IE. G. Taling, residence Kt. 8. Assistant
pastor a. o. iieaaerson, resiaence
Misaion St., Iuooe 19U3W. Services 11
a.m., 8 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Supt.
Alice Henderson. Young Peoples' meet
ings: U. B. C. E. 7 p.m.. Mrs. Tkelma
Tibbett, leader. Week-bay prayer services
Wednesday evening 7:30. Fourth quarter
ly conference convenes Jane 9th 7:70 p.m.
Both services on Sjnday ia charge of El
der A. S. Henderson. A good time awaits
you.
CHURCH OF GOD
1346 X. Church St. J. J. Gillespie, pas
tor. Residence 1315 No. Church St. Phone
2081 J. Services at II a. m., 7:30 p. m.
Children's Day services 11 a.m. in the
Cunningham Grove south of the city. Sun
day school 10 a.m. Supt. Mrs. W. A. Bar
kus. Y. P. meeting 6:30; leader, Miss
tlenevieve knm. Prayer meeting Medoes
30. Teachers meeting Fri
tiers and friends of the church will
eaeourage tbe Leaguers by being present iday evening
at this special service. Wednesday eve- 'day evening 7:20.
aing at 6:30 the Kale n list. Methodist
Mea . Council will meet at Silverton. A THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN
goad time is assured and Leslie men are
urged to attend. Cho.r rehearstals. .1. Wm. j Church St. between Cbemeketa and Cen
tteirher director. Thursday evening. o- i1" Rev. P. W. Krickson. pastor. Repent
aaea s voices at 6:45 and mixed chorus at lance Alter ueatn A 1-art or
8:3f. Mid week meeting for prayer and
eludy Thursday evening at 7:30.
SILVERTON. June . (Spe
cial.) Seren committees of the
local fire fighters are already busy
at work promulgating a gigantic
Fourth of July celebration for Sil-
rerton.
The day will get under way
with a huge parade, which leaves
the armory at 10 o'clock, with the
4-L band providing the music. The
parade committee has set aside
150 for prizes, with floats to be
graded on a number of bases, in
cluding originality and beauty,
humor or advertising. Many civic
entries are assured.
A good program of sports, both
on land an dwater, is planned and
will be one of the main events of
the day. There will be a baseball
game between Silverton and North
Howell.
Reverend Foss will be the prin
clpal speaker of the afternoon pro
gram, starting at 1 o'clock in the
beautiful Silverton park.
Dancing in the park during the
afternoon and in the evening at
the armory will be another popu
lar feature.
Local folk are voting for their
favorite in the queen contest; in
which there are 12 contestants:
Clara BJontegard, Mabel Diger
ness. Marie Iverson, Delia Bal
lenrud, Margaret Miller, Evelyn
Lais, Beatrice Booth, Ruth Lar
son. Clarice Bergland, Jean Ab
bott and Hilda Scriber.
The grand finale of the celebra
tion will be real display of fire
works at the aviation field about
8:30 o'clock that night.
suited In aa accompanying de
crease ia the iimbw who select
history as an elective, the report
tatea.
The report says that 21 history
classes are in prospect for next
year, as is also a new coarse of
stady which will provide greater
continuity in subject matter.
Miss Robertson, in her report,
recommends that two years of so
cial science Instead of the pres
ent one be required for gradua
tion 'from the senior high school.
American history should be pre
ceded by a eonrse in European
history, the teachers believe.
Further recommendations are
that teachers of tbe department
be provided rooms closer together
In order to facilitate the exchange
of maps, books and other refer
ence materials, and that the de
partmental head be released from
study halls altogether that she
might have more time to attend
to her other duties, including
those connected with her deanshlp
of girls.
Students of history, as well as
in many other departments, will
be segregated according to ability
next year.
Dean's First Annual Report
Says Need of Point System
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Hum in c s
NEXT AT SILVERTON
American Legion Sponsoring
Unique Event, to Occur
June 24
TOBD MEMORIAL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
We t ialem. K. L. Canneil. pastor Sun
day M-hool 9:4"). I. C. Sebern, supt. Morn
tmx worship 11. Sermon by the pastor
Kpwi rth and Intrrmodiate League at T.
rri hinjr at 8 p in. hy pator. Subject
"Tbe SpIf-.Asft-rtins Christ." litv. i. ().
Olitrr, WillainW!.' I'nivrrsity i!l have
charge if thp er-.ce at Sumu it, unda
al II o'clock.
An Illusion.
1 tie pastor will discuss the foregoing pro
I position in his morning st-rmon at 10:45.
I The Bible srhcol and the Sunday school
at 9:30, using tbe graded system of llible
study. The kindergarten and the Home
I Dept. separate. The church council meets
Monday evening and the Ladies Mission
, ary Guild the last Friday of each month.
BETHANY BEFOEMES CHTJBCH
I'orp.T oT Cupnol and Marion sts. Sun
lay school 10 a.m. Kng;liah services at 11.
II. leiiny, minister.
ST. PAUL'S CHUBCU (Episcopal)
Church and Chemeketa Sts. Rev. B.
lacan Chambers. Rector. Hoiy Kuch.ir
ist at 7.30 a.m. in tbe chapel." -The rec
ta wi!l celebrate the 3rd anniversary i f
a is ordination at this service nd invii.-s
as-) and all who have been benefitted by
sti. ministry to come. The church tchool
ssaets at 9:43 in the parr 15,1 liou.!. Mom
iag prayer will be said at 11 a.m. and
Mr. Lang of Portland w,ll bo present ?id
apeaL to the congregation as layman.
COURT STBEET CHURCH OF CHBIST
Court & 17th. Norris J. Reasoner, min ,
144 io. 19th, Phone J!:t7.l. Bible school
it 9:45 a.m., Mrs. Frank Marshall, supt.
Morning worship at eleven, sermon sub
ject "The Future o:' the Church." Eve
ning or.-hip at eight: "The Triumphant
Christ.'' A fine attendance last ord's
Day morning. Let us have an even better
ona next Lord's Day. A welcome await
yon and our friends.
AUTO CRASHES POLE
MARTIN" It FLAX D, DRIVER,
BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL
FIRST PBESB 1 1 EBIAN
Bev. N. K. Tiiliy, D. D pastor. Sun
day school at 9 30 a.m. in new church
baildinj at Winter and Chemeketa Sts.
Spar ia I Children's Day services in each
department. Public worship at 10-45 a
aa. will be 1 ld in Waller HalJ, Willam
alia 1 niversity. sermon by Rev. Monroe
It. Kverett. student pastor froijn Corvallis.
Tfca Young People's societies meet at 6:30
p. as in the new church building. Kvening
wer.Oiip m tbe new church at 7:30 p.m.
with sermon by Rev. Monroe G. Everett.
The regular weekly prater meeting wii!
ba held .n tne ne-.v I i.ii.l.ng at 7:30 p Tu
Twarntay.
JAfON LEE MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH
Corner S. U ictc- and Jefferson St.;.
Themas ch.?son. p:-tr; Robert Witty,
assistant pastor. 9:4.i. a.m. school of re'V
iciavs education. 11 a m , morning worsLi.i.
Miss Kdna Holder r turned sniasionarV,
from India, will speas. H ibert Vi-.y v.- 'li
preach to the Junior tburrh at 7. Tho
three Kpworth l.eagnei riret in sepam
raoms for devotional services at 7 p.m.
Open forum for adults in church sc'io.l
aaaei at 8 p.m. Evening worship. Dr. J
l. McCormirk of Kimball School of The
og.v. will bring the message. Thursday
H p.m. mid week devotional service. Cor
atiai welcome to strangers to all our scr
ic.
GLAD TIDINGS
343!j Couri St. Pastor, C. S. Johnson.
431 S. Cottage. Services 3 and. 8 p.m.
Sunday school 2 p m. Tuesday. Thursday
-ind Saturday evenings, special services.'
IMMANTTEX. BAPTIST
1810 8. High St. Sunday school at 10
a.m. Preaching services at 11 a.m. and
7:45 p.m. Prayar meeting Thursday eve
ning at 7 :0.
CASTLE CHAPEL UNITED BBOTHBEN
Cor. V 17 and Neb. Ave. Tastor. W. N
Biodgett, 1743 Neb. Ave., phone 2622J
services 11 a.m., 8 p.m. S-rmon topics
a.m., lustilication by Faith: Evan
gehstic , p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. E.
A. Hradfield. supt. Y. P. meetings
o clock, Fioyd Bailey, president: Junior
C. f.. 7 o clock, Mrs. Workine. sunt Wo-
man's Missionary Association Tuesday at
i p.m. r-rayer meeting raursday evening
at o; i.aaies Aid meeting ednesda v
Mrs. IrV-hmood, president.
SILVERTON, Jane S. (Spe
cial.) Sunday, June 24, will
mark SilTerton's second annual
air circus, when aviators from ev
ery part of the state will be guests
of SiWerton. Tbe American Le
sion is sponsoring the affair, as
sisted by clric bodies.
Airplanes of all descriptions and
types, will participate in tbe air
circus, "with parachute jumps,
wing walking, races and possible
cross country races furnishine
thrills for the spectators. Pas
senger planes will, of course, be
on hand to make short trips
around Silverton.
The first circus, a sumrisine
success, was held a year ago on
leased land.
The Silverton flying field is
tnree-rourtns or a mile north of
town, near the Pacific highway. It
i3 1800 by 2100 feet and parallels
the Silverton-Salem highway. Run
ways are 2500 by 2 700 feet long.
The field is in excellent condition
grass heavily covers the field, in
suring the aerial observers against
GOSPEL TENT
jsi iB ana Marion His. Meetings con
tinue nightly except Sat. at 7:4.". The
interest increases. Sundav afternoon at
J an address for Christians. Sunday eve
nmg scriptural reasons for believing the
coming of the Lord is near. All welcome
Bring your bible and a friend.
BIG TENT REVIVAL
Riverside Auto Park. Wust Salem. II.
Hanson in charge. Sunday s-i vices: 3un
siay school t: preaching at 3. Afternoon
aahjeet: "Christ the Healer." Special
liine Healing services wll follow the
preaching. Evangelistic service in the eve
aing at Ji. Brother and Sister ti. Cruejer
at Spokane. Washington, in charge of the
aaasic and singing. Srtturdav night, young
people's meeting. A'ma A. Dullerk in
rhnrge. Meetings every night during the
week at o'clock, and beginning with
Taesdav night, we will have with us
Ralar.d I.. Crojier. the little man with
the big message," young Canadian musi
eiaa evangelist, who will speak at each
aarvn-e. Do not fail to hear this young
Baa. Street meetings Saturdav and Sun
J evenings. 6:4.S. brother "Dullo.k in
charge.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Chemeketa St. and V 17th. Pastor ;
1L. Erskine. 'JoS V 17th. Phone 1008W
Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sermon top
.cs; t hrist Liveth in Me," will be at
ine morning sermon, l he evening sermon
will be evangelical. Sunday school 10 a
m. Supt. O. K. Strausbaugh. Christian En
deavor 7 p.m. Choir practice Wednesday
evening si o o cck. alio week prayer
ineeung l nursaay evening at B.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL CHTJBCH
S. 19th and Ferry Sts. H. C. Stover
minister; Dona id J. Allison, organist. The
cnurch school meets at 10 a.m. C. C. Har
ns. supt. Morning sermon on "The ''0th
Century Mayflower." Solo "Some of
Iftcse Days tHriggs) to be sunir Lv
Mr. Kulah Taln-.adee. Christian Kndeavor
at 7:1.', p.m. Kvening services at "The
rTeligun of the Spirit will be the ser
mon subject. Two musical numbers will
be sung: "We are but Strangers Here",
music from Donizetti) by mixed quartet,
and "Lord of Our Life" .Stultx) an
them by chorus choir.
UNITARIAN CUUBCH
Cottage and Chencketa Sts. Rev. Mar
lia V. Ferry, m.nister. Chnn-h .,h.,i m
-aa. Devotional services II. s ibjct of I
Aiian and the Turkish Consti
talion.' Contralta solo: Eye Hath Xot
itoan from "Holy City" by lloul. bv
Mrs. Martin Ferry with Mrs. W. A. Den
taa at the organ.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUD
ENTS ASSOCIATION
IMetts every Sunday, for Bible study.
Meetings are being held at 1160 Broad
way. Hours 2 :3(J to 3 p.m. Evening ser
vices 9 In ill in hrnail,, r-... it .
land. Radio KEX. 277.6 meters. Funeral
services in Salem and vicinitv conducted
free of charge by local bible class. Phone
2726.
rTBJJT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corr State and Church Sts. Pastar P
C. Tajr'or, 636 State. Phone 974. Director
rekcioas education: Margaret K. Suther
Ua. Phone S78. Servieea 11 a m and 8
P-a. Sannoa tapies: Willamette Vnivers
ity Baccalaureate services. Pres C G
Da preaching the sermon. P. M. World
Failowabip Srit. with a sermon by Rev
8. Darlow Johnson, pastor of Leslie M
K. rhureh. Sunday school, classes for all
Mr. H. F. Shanks, supt. Epwnrth Ieagne
ITaiversity ChapUr tapic "What tbe Bi
hJa Reveal aboat God." Leader Esther
Ijlale. Pirat Charrh Chapter Hpic- "How
shall I heap Grawiag." Leader Evert Ben
alt. Jaaior High Chapter ia annex. Tues
aa evening the offic;al board will hold
iia monthly meeting. On Wednesday af
laraooD the W. P. M. S. will meet in the
charch parlors. Miss Laura Aastia will
gr a talk en her work ia India Tours
day the regular mid-week service af prayer
aus4 praise. Friday evening a penny cafe
saria sponsored by the class at seaior girls
t the S, 8. to raise tbe exDenses af tha
delegate Chrystales Maxwell to C-eneva
Ghana Cowfereaee. Junior church in the
annex, which wtll be Sha last regular ses
siao the church for the summer.
CHTJBCH OP THE NAZABENE
One block south of Center oa 19th St.
U D. Smith, pastor: Phone 210. Sun
day school 8:45 a.m. Mr. Frank Litwiller.
snpt. A real live school, classes (or all
and teachers that you will enjoy. Morning
worship 11. Sermon subject "A Two-Fold
Vision." last Sunday morning wa thonght
oi mis v sion or (seeiog Uod and Sell),
this Sunday corning it will be (Seeing
Go and Lost Souls). Mrs. C. M. Litwill
er and Miss Thea Sampson will sing a
beautiful duet "Don't Lose tha Visits."
(Mrs. F. W. Soffield). There will bo no
young people s meeting at the charrh this
Sunday evening as our yonng people ara
ho ding a tent meeting at Jefferson. Ore.
Evening EvanaTilistle services at church
at 8 in the evening. Kev. A. Wells will
preach at this time. The revival will con
tinue in the big tent at Jeff roi. Ser
vices Sunday at 2:30 and 8 p.m. anu
each evening at 8 except Sasnrdav.
Crashing head on into a tele
phone pole near Minto's Chicken
Roost on the Pacific highway
south of Salem Friday morning
Martin Riland, whose address was
given as 541 Mill street, Salem
on his name plate in the car but
who was reported to be now a
resident of Lebanon, completely
wrecked his big Paige sedan and
suffered injuries of undetermined
seriousness. He was found lying
beside the car in the ditch by D.
Samuels, 197 South Commercial
street, and brought to the Dea
coness hospital.
He is reported to have told at
tendants there that he was travel
ing at a fast pace and was unable
to make the turn in the highway.)
His injuries were believed con-
fined to several broken ribs and
severe bruises.
The impact of the car agains iWEST SALEM BROUGHT CLOS-
the pole was such as to smash the! ER TO SALEM THEREBY
radiator completely, break the!
irame on me ngnt side in front) West Salem
and force the engine out of line.
The report of the detn'g first
year's activity at tbe senior high
aehool has been submitted to sup
erintendent George W. Hug and
shows constructive work underta
ken during the year as well as a
number of recommendations to ex
pedite the work next year.
A survey of the 643 rrlj, in the
senior high was made and results
filed in "case" cards. The survey
showed 43 girls to be living away
from home with 25 working for
their room and board, 20 of whom
were entirely s e 1 f-supporting.
Compensation ranged from $6 to
f 12 a month, with hours of service
anywhere between four and eight,
showing several of the girls werc
overworked for one who is going
io school and still in adolescence
Of the girls working, several mere
"A" students, but so fatigued with
home duties they could barely
make a passing grade in their
school classes.
Next year an attempt will be
made to remedy this condition
with five hours as the maximum of
work on school days. Girls not liv
ing at home must have their res
idence approved by tbe oean, who
will attempt to see that each is
placed in a home suitable to her
needs and capabilities, the report
states. -
Tne scholarship problem, while
not entirely separable from health
and social adjustment, was also
handled by the dean, who endeav
ored to find the difficulty as teach
ers reported unsatisfactory work
to her. In cases where low schol
arship was attributable to outside
influences, parents were called in
to conference. Next year Dean Rob
ertson plans to have teachers send
her "poor work" slips at the end
of the first three weeks of each
erm in order that unsatisfactory
work may be checked before the
ana oi tne term. This will prob-
iDiy prevent numerous term fail-
jres. Poor physical condition has
tlso been responsible for failures,
he report observes and commends
he work of the Marion county
lealth demonstration in its aid in
ocating such defects which, when
improved, resulted in better
grades.
On the side of social adjustment,
one of the main interests of the
deanship, clubs were encouraged
provide the student with pur-
to create a more democratic atti
tude among the girls.
Work of bringing the sophomore
girl into the high school "fold"
was seriously attended this year,
largely through the instrument of
the big sister committee of the
Girl's league, a group carefully,
silected from junior and senior
classes to act as guides and advis
ers to tbe incoming sophomores.
The plan was successful and will
be continued next year, when the
dean also hopes to meet with the
incoming girls in groups of 25 ev
ery two weeks.
One of the most far reaching
"reforms" in school activities rec
ommended by Dean Robertson for
.he comng year is establishment
Jf a point system at the senior
aigh. Such a system would limit
the number of activities in which
Jny one student could participate
thereby securing a wider distribu
tion of the student extra-curricu
lar work. In a nutshell it fnvnn
the many instead of the few."
xv miuuaie worn next year.
the report recommends other chan
ges as follows;
xssi luimeuiaie cneca on irreru-
lar attendance and tardiness by
telephone communication with the
home. This would eliminate to a
great extent the general trend to
ward undesirable habits in such
cases.
All clubs should be chartered
by the student council.
A closer faculty check on those
students who wish to take part in
extra-curricular work would b"
desirable.
ItnrtvsL Everr Woodman ia radius
of 10 miles was present.
Royal Neighbors of Labish, No.
4148, and Che ma wa camp. No.
8412, were joint hosts.
The immense interest In Wood
craft circles here is leading to a
large membership.
The big Woodburn picnic for
M. W. A. will be Sunday, June
10.
SIIVMTOBE
HOST TO coin
Los Angeles Woman Dies
of Heat in San Francisco
Turner WCTU Will Hold
Lawn Party This Evening
TURNER, June 8. (Special)
A lawn party will be held at
the L. E. Hennies home Saturday
June 9. The affair i
by the local WGTU, and is for the
purpose of raising money to com
plete their yearly budget. Ice
cream and cake will be served." A
good attendance is desired.
l he Hennies home is located
three miles southwest of Turner
and is Just off the new market
road.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.
(AP). Another death caused by
neat prostration was reported
Thursday when Mrs. Sophie Went
zell, 64, of Los Angeles, died near
Fresno as she was being taken to
an emergency hospital.
On Wednesday Gilbert Van
Spaaje, 3 7, was found dead under
a wagon in a hav field near Han-
ford.
In the San Francisco bay region
the mercury was in the 70's
Thursday and was mounting
steadily until a sea breeze shortly
after noon brought the tempera
ture elowly down.
The most intense heat was in
the interior. Sacramento, Stock
ton, Red Bluff. Fresno and other
cities reported thermometer read
ings of over 100 degrees.
ANOTHER ACID TEST
The acid test of a business man
or a firm or corporation is its
ability to meet crimes. The
American Magazine.
A meeting of the Salem district
Methodist men's eonncil will b
held at Silverton Wednesday eve
ning, June 13.! beginning at :3t
o'clock. Approximately Jw P
are expected to attend. A South
Pole Dutch lunch is being ar.-1
ranged under the direction of Rev.
Thomas Hardie of Silverton.
Program for the evening includes:
Group singing Everybody,
Too Busy for Church Work. . . . Jt
H. W. Tobert, Amity
Tenor solo.F. E. Kenel. Sllvertop
Religious Attitudes Toward Ev
eryday Business". '
Curtis Kelley, Corvsllis
Music Dad's Quartet, Silverton
A. IL Smith. B. J. Gay, tenor;
F. J. Alford, E. A. Booth, bassos.
Echoes from the general con
ference, Dr. B. L. Steeves, Salem f
Tenor solo, F. E. Kenel. Silverton
Reports of district chairmen B.
L. Wagner, A. M. Hammer and S.
S. Dow.
Talks by everybody .........
From Everywhere
Report of moving picture com
mittee . . . . F. A. Magruder. Corvalli
Group singing Everybody
The Minnesota-Atlantic Trans
port corporation, plying between
Duluth and Buffalo, has named it
vessels Ace, King, Queen, Jack,
Ten.
MnDJJSIL
dust. A hangar 85 by 30, large posefl11 activity, and with the re-
enougn to accommodate two
planes has been erected, with ma-
cnine shops and office room. A
60-foot driveway to the field wad
made and graveled.
Charles Reynolds is chairman oi
the Legion aviation committee.
BUS Li INITIATED
iseo program of next year, great
er progress in this work is antic
ipated. The report states that 77
jirls withdrew from school dur
ing the year, or nearly a 12 ner
ent waste. This is often traceable
o maladjustment on the part of
uuaents coming from a smaller
Perkins Woodmen Hosts
At Chicken Pie Supper
PERKINS, June 8. (Special)
In a setting of roses and del
phiniums, at the new Woodmen
hall, an old-fashioned southern
chicken pie supper on Thursday.
Open For Inspection
For Sale By Owner
This home is one of the best decorated homes in the
city. It is located near the corner of 18th and Center
streets, three doors from Center on 18th.
Decorated by CLIFF DUNSMOOR
of Dunsmoor Brothers
June 7. drew tnenrhor a lsr anri
school. In November the girls' lea- appreciative crowd
sue was formed to nelp remedy The entertainment consisted of
proDiems of adjustment and' a series of modern Woodmen pic-
the
breaking the connecting rods. The
radius rods were crumpled and
was brought, fig
uratively, nearer to Salem Thurs
day when the new West Salem bus
line Was nilt in nnarnllnn , n ,1
the right front wheel jammed back I the management of Rich L. Rei-
uuuet sue mann
The bus leaves the U. S. Nation
al bank corner on the hour and
half hour, and leaves the Robert
son building in West Salem at 15
and 45 minutes after the hour.
Transfers are granted to the High
land bus line.
West Salem hae grown so rap
idly in the past year that its
school population has doubled.
Mr. Reimann points out, and the
new bus line will not only aid in
that development, but will link
tbe fast growing community more
closely with Salem.
Si TAKE HISTORY
FEWER ELECTIVES SINCE
BIOLOGY ADDED, REPORT
Enrollment in the history de
partment at the senior high school
for the year ending June 1 was
853, states the annual report of
the department head, Miss Mabel
P. Robertson. The advent of bi
ology at the senior high has re-
Williams. The public is crd a!!y invilfd
to attend thefe peppy meetings with its
nappy nn(ring that drives doll care awav.
i ou are weliome.
MUX ST. METHODIST
Fifteenth and Uill Sts Pastor T.tr;.v
Oah'in. 395 S. 15th St. Service. It .
7:30 p.m. Sunday sr-hool 9:45 a.m. Snpt'
Miss Kxther Krirkf-on Younr IVr.nl.'.
meeting ::i0 p m. The Ladies Aid will
Tiet on Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the home of
Mrs. Okerbere. 47j X. 17th St P,.,
inej-tiij2 Wednesday at 8. You !
diaily invited to our services.
BETROTHAL OFF
MADRID, June 8. (AP) An
nouncing his decision to break off
his engagement to marry Senori-
ta Mercedes Castelanos. Premier
Primo De Rivera issued a note to
rtrir eii n a L . i
U"J Dianas tuai nis action was
caused by her appearance on the
stock exchange Monday in com
pany with two men buying stocks
FIX ST OOKCULEdATZOVAX.
Ctntr and Liberty. Paitor Caar!i B.
Ward. 440 Center St. A special Ckilerea'i
"J prrrram will ka preaeated at 10:30
eat. tied "Tfce Children's Share." The
" i iavitei te eajar this, wregTSSB.
Mid-week biele ttudjr and prayar aaeet
Tharaday at 8 pas. Sahjeet: "The
Maaninc 0f the Cressj." Raceptiaa Maa-
t'L-Vw. c!2Jk fr Ur- Mrs. W.
MeGilehrist The ftoeth geelitm of the
Warns n g Cniee will meet Wedaesday f.
kernaea at the heme of Mrs. Kibtie.
ram csmxsTZAir
.-?,frh ."4 c"tr- lr D. J. Howe.
JJ5 Si. Cottage. Phone 243SW. Serriee
11 s.m. tod S p.aa. Sermea topics: "The
M tswo nary Enterprise," a.sa. "Vehmt
biuk i a ei vBrtetl
U. director ef Teaar
fot..i nsaie aw an service. Knn-
school :$ O. J Hnil
Xiautg Feonlea meetaagi 7 y.aa. Yews
Tj.m. dark Aydel
r Peoples work and
CHRIST LUTHMAH
State ft 19th. Rev. A. U Hine. pastor
German service, at t:45; Eaclish at 11.
Sunday school at 9:40. Martha Battcrman,
MS. Lather 1. ear as Thnraday at 8 p.aa.
The Dorras Society meeta Wednesday af
ternoon i Ue canreh parlors beginning
at 2 o clocks Victor, welcome. Mr. D
rnrrrr. II raj Mas Geh!ar and Mr-. .V L.
Heine, hostesses.
riXST BAPTIST
Corner Marion a liberty Sts. Robert
L. Payne, minister. rred,Broer. Sindav
school snpi, nod director of mane. Carl
Lemke, organist. Sunday aehool 9: 15 am
Mominr prencainr service 11. Sersnoq
topie "Man's Hap. Beaxe rield." Iwe
voaaf people's neetlnrs 7 o'clock p.m.
Events preaching service at S.Bermod
tepid "Two Sinners." A snlendid h;i.
dren's day program Sunday mornins at
10. Old fashioned prayer meeting Thnra
day evening at 8.
SALVATION AJUfT
Saaday at 11 a.m. Caps. Williams will
speak oa the subject "Sanrtif.cation
what is it!" Sunday school at 2:30 p.
so. Tonng people's learne C p.m. Evening
services at 8 p.m. "The Word which ia
ly Mentioned Once ia the Bible." will
be tha subject te spoken on by Caplaam
alio ay
s with you I
MAKE SURE childhood's tunny smiles
are always with you. Bring the child
ren to our studio for dje photographs which
will be cherished records when childhood
days are gone forever.
Hennell-Ellis
Oregon BaiWinjr
Phctograp
HS
o o o o o
Watch local papers next
week for opening announcement.
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