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Newspaper Page Text. TOE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1928 A I V Wedding of Miss Gillette and -Earl Bear Takes Place ' 'nt Walla Walla The marriage of Miss Agnes Gillette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 6. A. Gillette of Walla Walla. Washington, to Mr. Earl Bear of Turner, Oregon took place Mon day afternoon, June 18, at two- thirty o'clock at the home of the bride's parents on School avenue. The living rooms and reception hall of the Gillette home were at tractively decorated with summer flowers of pink and white. An im provised lattice of clematis en twined with clematis and pink ros es formed the background for the service which was read by T. K. Volger. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. H. F. Kirk of Waverly, Washing ton sang "I Love You Truly" and "When." The wedding music was played by Mrs. S. W. Pratt of Oaksdale. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white flat crepe and rar ricd a shower bouquet of pink rosebuds and lilies of the valley. Miss Elm a Crowe of Oaksdale, the only bridal attendant, wore a frock of flowered georgette. Little Miss Rosella Gillette, niece of the bride, as the flower girl wore, ruf fled pink georgette. Forrest Cillette, cousin rt the .jpt- bride, acted as best man. An informal reception follow J7iv ed the service. The serving table j in the dining room was centered I with a brass bowl of rosebuds and I brass holders with tall rose ta- I pers. Mrs. A. C. Hart and Mrs. C. I A. Bear poured and cut ices. Miss Marian McClaren assisted in serv ing. Immediately after the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Bear left on a wed ding trip to Canada. They will be at horns at Turner after July 1. Mrs. Bear is well-known in Wal la Walla. She graduated from Whitman college with the class of Vcb 1924. Mr. Bear attended O. A. C. M and is a member of a prominent ' Marion county family. Out-of-town guests at the wed ding included: Mrs. C. A. Bear of Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gil lette, and daughter of Portland; Miss Mairjan McClaren of Spo- VT - mrtA VT ... If Vl-L i -, . juts. A A . jr. xv i i m. vi I Waverly; Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Pratt jr., and Mr- and Mrs- C. W. Crowe of Oaksdale. Chapter G, P. E. 0. Delight fully Entertained at B. J. Miles Home XThe final meeting of the season of Chapter G of tne P. E. O. Sis terhood was held .Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. B. J. Miles on South Commercial street. Mrs. A. C. Parr was joint hostess. Baskets of pink roses were ar ranged about the living rooms and Qr the tea table in the dining room. Reports of .the state conven tlon held recently in Corvallis were given by Mrs. W. W. Moore, president of the chapter. An attractive gift was presented to Mrs. William McGilchrist, Sr, who is leaving next week for an extended visit in Scotiand. Special guests included Mrs. O. C. Wolfe formerly of Portland but now of Salem; Mrs. W. O. Douglas of Oakland, California and Mrs. King Bartlett and her small daughter, Jean. Chapter members present were Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. W. H. Byrd, Mrs. Frank E. Churchill. Mrs. W. T. Hlekey. Mrs. J. B. Hos ford, Mrs. Harold S. Hughes, Mrs G. W. Laflar, Mrs. Fred Lange, Mrs. C. K. Logan, Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist, Mrs. William McGil Christ, Sr.,, Mrs. B. J. .Miles, Mrs. "W. W. Moore, Mrs. A- C. Parr, Mrs. F. W. seiee. Mrs. A. T Wool- pert, Mrs H. E. Bolinger, Mrs. A K. Robins, and Mrs. J. Gardner Knapp. Members of Unitarian Church and Sunday School WiU Picnic - ' Members of the Unitarian church and Sunday school will picnic Sunday afternoon at the country home of J. L. Pollock 'Dun-Luken Lodge" on the River road seven miles north of Salem Cars will leave immediately after church services. Coffee, sugar and cream will be furnished. Members will bring baskets. Those wishing to go by train may leave at one o'clock and re ' tsrti to Salem at four-thirty by .. "way of the Oregon Electric ' " -v - Mrs. H. B. Thielsen Enter taining Guest From the South Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen and her $ughter. Miss Nell Thielsen have -' ,83 their house guest, Mrs. Albert Prole of Los Angeles, California. : - Mrs. Thielsen, Miss Thielsen, and Mrs. Prole are spending the week-end at Astoria y ana. Gear-:-. bart.- ! :- a'-, ''.; Professor and Mrs. Churchill Will Present Students in Recital ; Professor, and Mrs. , Frank - E. Churchill will present a group of their Intermediate piano pupils in recital Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the eoneert hallthe state convention of the G. A. of the Nelson building: R. in Roseburg next week. Delightful Musicale Present ed by Three Students of Mrs. Denton Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Dor othy Kloepping and Miss Laura Crabb, three talented-young plan ists of Salem, were presented in a delightful recital last evening in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium by Mrs. Walter R.. Denton. Miss Barbara Jane Powers, vi olinist, played a group of violin solos. ' The complete program follows: Autumn ...Chamlnade Sequidilla Albeniz Laura Crabb Tree3 Resbacb Crescendo Per Lasson Dorothy Kloepping Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 Chopfn Valse Op. 64 No. 1 Chopin Elizabeth Lewis Hungarian Fantasy . ..Schlesinger Dorothy Kloepping Souviner Drdla Lelken - Barbara Jane Powers The Whispering Wind Wollenhaupt Laura Crabb In a Fersian Market Ketelby The camel-drivers gradually ap nroach the market. The cries of beggars for "Back-sheesh" are heard. The beautiful princess en- ers. She stays to watch the Jug- Tiers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now passes through the narket and interrupts the enter: ainment. The beggars are heard igain. The princess departs. The aravan resumes its journey. The "amel drivers are heard faintlj in the distance. The market place ecomes deserted. Vnltras dance (from Peer Gynt). - Griep Hcpak Moussorgsk; Elizabeth Lewis ctierzando ...Beechei Spanish Gypsy Dance Dent Mowry Dorothy Kloepping Recollections of Horn .. .. ..VH1 Laura Crabb Perpetuem Motion Weber Elizabeth Lewis WiU Spend a Fortnight in Alaska- Mr. A. J. GlMtert, her daughter Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, and son, Melrln Gilbert, left Thursday morning for Seattle where they will sail for Alaska to remain a ortnight. Annual Picnic of Chadicick Chapter, Eastern Star, Wul Be Held Tuesday The annual picnic of Chadwick chapter. Order of the Eastern Star will be held Tuesday afternoon ind evening at the Hazel Green Park. The picnic dinner will be erved at six-thirty o'clock. Spends the Week at the Beach Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mrs. S. W. Thompson, Miss Lou Thorn p- on and Mrs. William Kiltz of Vancouver, B. C, have spent the oast week in the Thompson sum Tier home at Neskowim. Miss Hazel Browne a Guest in Salem Miss Hazel Browne of Portland s a guest in Salem of Miss Beryl Holt and Miss Ola Clark. Miss Browne was formerly a membet if the Salem high school faculty Violin and Piano Students of Joy Turner Moses Will Be Presented in Recital Joy Turner Moses will present "ler violin and piano students is wo recitals, the first to be giveu Wednesday evening, June 27th tnd the second. Friday evening June 29. at eight o'clock at the First Evangelical church. Jh public Is Invited to attend. Returns From Visit in Portland After spending several days in Portland with her daughter. Mrs C, A. Maulding, Mrs. Ida Bab ock has returned to her home in 3alem. . Recent Guests in Salem Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hammond f San Francisco, California were quests recently of Mr. Hammond's parents. Professor and Mrs. E. S. Hammond. Wesley Hammond, who gradu ated from Willamette University in 19 IS, Is assistant chemist at the Mare Island Navy yard In San Francisco. Annual War Mothers Picnic WUl Be Held Sunday After- . noon at Chamvoeg H . War Mothers from Albany, Portland. Vancouver, Washington and Salem will gather at Cham poeg Sunday for their annual pic nic - . Parents of sons in the service and all veterans and their families are invited to attend. -- . Coffee will be furnished and those attending will . bring - bas kets, it V r ..V -i-5 Needlecraft Club WiU Not 1 Meet Tuesday' Afternoon The Needlecraft club will : not meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. C. Brotherton as previously announced because of the fact that a" number of club members are planning to attend CHURCHES Tint Caarea Ommt f Iiktrtr ana CkemekaU ti"ta. 8u4r awraiaf Mr rieoe at 1 1. Sanaa aveaias; at S. 8a V joet of lease) ittera, "Christina Sci eaea." We4v4ay eveniac - toattaeeaial aseetia- o'clock. Sutter chhl sieaa coavea at t:5 asm 11 a.au Beaa1- iC rm, 40 Kwni Teatala, asm daily from 11 te 5:30 except Saaaar aaa BaiKay. enm ST. METHODIST XT1MOOTAI. Ceraer 13 th a ad Center street. E. 3. Iftcheaareaaer. tuUr, 774 N. Wiatar St. Phone S80-F. Saaaay school at 10 a. . cmploTisc both the KarUsa a4 th German lengnages, aaperiatenJea' fcy Mr. 11. a. Gralapp. Worafcip at 11 ej. Ser aoa hy taa paator ia Germaa. Epwortk Learne devotional aarriea ia English, at 7 :SO p.m.. folio wed hy a irwn by tka paator, also ia Kaglish. Epwarth Leasee topic ' "Onr Goad Time Bought ar Baa ilt." The ren'r mid-week prayer meeting at 7:45 Wedneiday evenier. the home of Mr. C ?. Schram, 1349 Marion St. We welcome yon to come and v or hip with u. UOCAKUAX BAPTIST 1810 S. Higk St. Soaday Sckool at 10 i.m. Prearkiaf Mnricea at 11 aad S. Bra. O. 8. Torner will preack in the morning lai Bro. C. D. Saaey ia tba eveaing. .'rayer meeting Tharaday evening at 8 o'clock. CHTJBCH OF GOD Addrcsi: 1346 N". Chnrch St. Paator, J. J. Gillespie, 1315 X. Church. Phone 2081 J, arrice 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m.. superintendent. Mrs. W. A. Uarkus. Young peoples meet nr S 'JO. Leader, Mias GenerieTe Kuni. Study of the 2 1st chapter of Revelations st the prayer service Wednesday evening it :u. leacbers meeting frioay evening it 7:30. FIRST EVANGELIC AX Corner f Center and Liberty. A. P. Lisyton, pastor. Sunday school at nine orty five. L. L. Thornton, snpt. Did you ike it last Sunday? Come again. Wor ship at 11. Subject, "Christian Steward ship." You will finrl the fellowship and spiritual atmosphere of this church very telpful. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Topic for discussion, "Missionary Pos sibilities in Recreation at Home and Vbruad." Worship at 8. Subject "The Evolution of Sin. We invite the public o all these service and assure yon a ordial reception to them. Thia ia worth remembering: "A river becomes crooked y following the line of least resistance. 3 does a man.' ' JASON LEE MEMORIAL M. E. Corner N. Winter and Jefferson streets. Offers a fine opportunity to the public it its services on the coming Lord's day. The large concrete building, well venti ated, assures coolness aad comfort, the riendliaess of the membership guaran tees a glad welcome, and the worship erviee composed of special music and ongregational singing that stir the heart lesidea appropriate message from the tastor, .will make the day worth while 'or all. The pastor theme at 11 aja. will e: "Mountain Peak at tka General Conference." At 8 p.m. the theme will e " Personalities I Met at General Con erenee." Special attention will ba given o meeting and seeing Stanley Jones, out tanding 'figure in tke religious world. Special muaie will ba contributed by Miss ooley aad the Gilbert Duet. Don't miss t. Prof. Matthew. Willamette university, peaks to the Junior march ia Waaley .11! at 11 a.m. Sunday sckool, witk sev n sepsrate departments, and classes for ill age, meet at 9:45 a.m. Jaaior Higk tekool. High school aad Toung People's Kp worth I.eaguea meet at 7 p.m. for de votional and praise services. Open forum or adults in church school annex at 7 i.m. Glad welcome to all services. SOUTH SALEM FBIEHDS Oor. S. Commercial aad Washington . Soaday school 10 a.m. Marguerite Elliott, superintendent. At 11. Children's ay p regret . Parents af we children es pecially invited to attend. 7 p.m. Chris- tan Kttoeavor prayer meeting. Eight p. a., meeting for worship and sermoa by aa pastor. A friendly .welcome will be ivea to all. Cbaa. O.' Hawwrth, paator. 655 S. Liberty St, THE FIBST SPIRITUAL Services at their hall. Frateraal Temple, 47 Center St. thit 8unday evening, June 4 at 7:30. Rev. I.uella M. La Valley will peak on "The Law of Compensation." tfassages by Mrs. LaVaUey, Mrs. Bates, ad Mra. uosser. Fabue cordially ranted. BBTHAXT REFORMED Corner of Capital anu Marion St. Sun- lsy school at 10 a.m. aad English ser vices at 11. M. Denny, miaister. Social Calendab Today Grand RainboV Assembly. Ban- juet. Court street Christian :hur.ch. 6:30 o'clock. Sunday , Exhibit of work, done by pa tients at State Tuberculosis hos pital. Public invited to attend. American War Mothers and amilies. Picnic. Cham poeg. Reception in honor of Mrs. C. Y. Collard. W. P. Collard home, nervals. 2 6 o'clock. United Artisans. Playmore park dars leave FrateYnal temple 10:30 j'clock. i Unitarian church and Sunday ichooL J. L. Pollock country home even miles north of Salem on River road. Tuesday Eastern Star. Picnic. Hazel Green Park. Dinner served at 6:30 j'lcock. Wednesday State convention of G. A. R. and iff illated organizations. Roseburg Intermediate piano pupils of Professor and Mrs. Frank E. Churchill. In recital. Nelson au litorium. 8:00 o'clock. Violin and piano students of loy Turner Moses. In recital. First Evangelical church. 8:00-o'clock. Friday Junior and Intermediate violin ind piano students of Joy Turner Moses in recital. First Evangel! sal. church. 8:00 o'clock. Public nvited to attend. Birthday Reception WiU Honor Mrs. C. A. Collard A birthday reception will be given Sunday, Jnne 24, at the W. P. Collard honie complimenting Mrs. C. A. Collard. All relatives and friends are In vited to eal between the ours jf two and six. o'clock. United Artisans Will Hold Picnic at Playmore Park The United Artisans will hold their annual picnic Sunday at Playmore park; Cars' will leave thf Fraternal temple . at JO: 30 o'clock Sunday morning. . ?. . '' " - " " House Guest in Salem : i From ' Chicago - " . ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Church hill have as their house guests for several dars. Mrs. Warren W. Smith of Chicago, w . J : Spend Several Days With ' Friends in Portland Miss Jeanne Wilson has spent several days of the week with 'riends in Portland. CASTLE CSim VXXTXS Corner X. IT aad Keb. Arm. Pastor, W. N. Blaiftlt, 174S Keb. Arm. Phase ItZU. Sorrtcee at 11 -m. aad S P-m. Soraiaa topiea: a.m "My Chriatiaaity ; pjm. "What 4a the Mattwf" Mra. A. K. Bra4- fiaM will etna. Saaday aeaaal at 10 aapt. A. X. Brad field. Teams poopla't aieatias-i at 7; Floyd Bailey, prawdaat. xlie Jew el" meet at S o'clock. Maxima Hill rapt. Jaaiora at 7. Mrs. Work inf. aapt. Prayer atretiag Tharaday areniag a S. liadiea Aid wecaeaday. Maathly waaiaaaa aet ing Taeaday areaiag at S . e'eleek. Con fereaea C. E. coaveatZaa at VaaeaaTer. Weak.. Jaae St aad 8aaaday. Sckool coo ycatioa Jaaa 29 at Yaaeaavar. COTJBT STBZBT CHTJBCH OP CHSXST Court aad 17U streets. Karris J. Rtoas oaer, minister, 144 So. lttk. Pka 2987J. Next Lord's Day wa wish ba giv attention to "Other." We shall begit the day witk a Bible school attendance to arrive before :45. If we know whs is best for us, a poo the promise af th. saperintaadent. Mr. Frank Marshall, thai I the has a jastif labia reason for making me raqnesi, we will aeep uis in raion At eleven, tke Near East Belief will b presented, either by Mr. larounarvan oi Mr. Handsaker. This will be a messagr tkat all akoald kear. At eight ia tlx evening oar attention will be drawn U benevolences: sot by direct offering, but by legal enactment. All Christians favor the care of the ageC and unfortunate, the only question being one of metnod. Mr. Prank E. Davis, formerly a missionary then an evangelist, will present the Old Age Pension plan. A cordial invitation if attended to all to be present at alUpublic services at ail times. CHEMXKETA ST. EVANGELICAL Corner Cbenieketa and N. 17th. Pastor G. E. ErskiCe. 268 N. 17th. Phone 1008W Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sermon topics: Morning. "God's Call and Prom ise tv Abraham." Evening, "Shibboleth" or "Test Words of Life." Sunday school at 10 a.m. Superintendent, O. K. Straus baugh. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Su san Martin, leader. Mid-week prayer ser vice, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. F Kurt, leader. . ST. PAUL'S (Episcopal) Church St. at Chemeketa. Rev. H. Dun can Chambers, rector. Third Sunday after trinity. Holy Lutharist at 7:30 a.m. in the chapel. Church school at 9:45 in the pariah bouse. Morning prayer with ser moa at 11 a.m. FIRST COKGREGATIONAL Canter and Liberty streets. Charles E Ward, pastor, 440 Center St. Services at 11. Topic, Christianity s Supreme Riv al." Sunday School a :5. SupL Mark McCellister. Bible study and prayer meet ing Thursday at 8 p.m. kULL ST. METHODIST Mill and 15th streets. Pastor, Patrick .V Dahiin. Acting pastor. Mrs. Alt M tientry, 395 S. 15th St. Services 11 a.m aad 7:30 p.m. Morning topic "Onr Re fponatbility. Sunday school 9:4 a.m aupt. Miss Esther Erickson. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Topic "Our Good Times Bought or Built t" Leader. Miss Norma Crossan. Wednesday evening pray er meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday afternoon at taa cnurch at 2 o clock, there will b s story bour for the children of the com munity. Also directed came for a abort uma. All enuoren under 12 or 13 years f age ae welcome. Sunday evening Miss Eaa Molder, a returned missionary will peK an some paase of the Missionary prooiem under tne auspices of tha Worn en's Foreign Miseioaary Society. The eve ning service is ia charge ef Mia Tk aiupson, tha president. There will be special music Mia Arbutis Budie. will sing a sow. T.narr.Tg MEMORIAL (Methodist Episcopal) Corner S. Com'l. and Myers streets. 8. Oarlow Johnson, pastor, residence 848 E. Myers. Phone 3764. Moraiag worship is xi. as nasi eervice lor w jr. at. B lerrnoa by pastor on "A Cry ia the Might." Ac them. "Biaa, Crowned witk Ligkt", (Askford). Happy evening boar beginning at S 'dock, congregational sing, special masie by women's ehoms ermoa by the paator. ."Some Life Di mentions." Chnrch school at 9:45 with place for each member of the family. Epwortk league ia Leslie Hall st 7 p n. cnoir ranearsaia under direction of J William Belcher oa Thursday eveninr Mid week meeting for prayer study, at I :au i'Dursdsy evening. FIBST OBBMAJf BAPTIST Now at the Salem Woman's elnbhonae 460 N. Cottar St. G. W. Rutseh. pastor G. Schunke, aas't. pastor. Sunday school si v:o a.m. nerv:ces 11 a.m. Topic. L.ua a journey. imidren s iar pro gram at 7:30 p.m. Regular midweek pray r meesiag at a p.m. Tfturscay. CHRISTIAK MISSIOHART ALLIAKCE oa Ferry Ht. Kuaday sckool beein aromptly at 9:45. Waltei W. Wellis. snpt rescuing services at 11. The morninr nessaga will be broach t by Mr. J. G Vinton. Sermon subject "Bearing the ross. evening services at 8. Sermon "ly the pastor. Subject: "The Way of I'he Transgroesor." Prayer meeting on fueadsy aad Pridav aveninrs at 8. Tonne toople's devotional service on Saturday evening. A cordial invitation is extended to everyoae to attend aay af those ser rices, ii vou aeeo uoo ror tba salvation t your soul or healing of your body, or i you neea some special b less in r ar vie "ry, com ana join with a ia prayer ind expect God to give it ta Ton. J. G Minton. pastor. 270 H. 13th St. Phone coe -j. OHJUST LUTHEBJUf State aad 18tt Bts. Hev. A. L. Heine pastor. German seme as only at 10, due e the Joint Willamette Lather Legu convention at Schnorr' Park, WiUam etta. Ore. Convention services will start At lO:SO a.m. and a: la D.m. rrsi. J. Cehde D. Lit. of Columbus, Ohio, will je tha main speaker. Delegate to tne convention are: Otto Oroake, uertraae Oehler aad Martha Batteraaa. Church council will meat afeacay evening at B j' clock at tha parsonage. CHTJBCH or THB VAZAXEXH On block south oi Center on lta. L. . Smith, pastor. Phone 2940. Sunday school 9 :S a.m. Mr. Vraak LitviUer, supt., ia charge. A good school with class es for all. come and grow with as. Morn ing worship at 11. Sermon suDject im Lion af tha Tribe of Jndah." Mr. Clyde loffer. Mr. L. D. 8mith, Mis Abea Sampson aad Mr. C. M. Lttwillar, our oiixed quartet will aiag mere is none Like Jeans." (Rev. George Benoard). Mra. CI M. Li tori Her will accompany on tha piano. Yoang people's service at 7. .lias Kosetra Bcisaer. leaaer. sopio iw Importance of Hibie Study." hivening evangelistic service o dock. Happy iinging. goo music aaa inn g-ospi reaching. Sermon aabjeet "Une xning rhoa Take. Mrs. v. j. iiiwum vw sing a solo. Monday evening the church ..oar, will meet at 8. Wednesday ava ning prayer meeting at 8. Mrs. Jamea Miller will bare charge. Soma geaa thiaga at this time. Friday evening young pee- ple'a prayer mcetiag at ta parsonage. 1349 H. Com L XKIOHT MEMORIAL COSOUOATIOMAL ' Ferry aad lath street. H. 0. Stover. minister: atonald J. Allison, organtsu Tha church school meets at 10 a.m., c. C. Harris, saporiateadeat. Morning service at 11. Sermon "Wa Strive to Please." Quartet "lacliae Thine Ear" (Himmel). Chriatiaa Eadeavor at 7:i. sveaiag aet vioas at S. A aataro eermoa aa "Tha Reiabow." Aathem "God B Lved ta World, with obligate t ag ay feari Efr. , " . raocAjroxL rou oostez. missiom Cpatair. aver Maa's Shop, 420 BUt Si. RalDh D. Bullock. Daster. 4SS 8. Ont- tage St. Phone 938ml. Service at S:30 aad 8 p.m. Buaaay aclsoai P-m. Touang peeple'a aarric at 8 p.m. Wed aeatlay. Tharaday aad, Saturday Bight at 8' a 'clock.. BAPTIST M3SSIOJT Regular Suaday aarvicea will ba held in tha Oaera Hoaaa. eoraor Caart aad High ktreeta. Sanday achool at 9:45 a. a. Earl Gregg, eBpariateadent. clasee for all age. Praaekiag at 11 a.m. aad 8 p. ta. iter. Q. C. Ieghlin. D..D.. director of ' ' e vaagelism f or tha Oregnw Baptist Stat Caaveation will preach at both ser vices. B. T. P. . V. at 7 p.m. All ar cor dially invited ta those erviee. : ii-J:i- r .-i - ' " -$-TVtn MXTHODIST f . Corr c 6ute and Charch Sts. Pastot PV C, Taylor, 838 State 8t4 Phone 97 1 ; IhrrctAT ralig'oaa edaeatiow. Margaret K, Sa'ber.'aad. Fhoae 87 ?. 8u-r re 11 a.m. aad 8 p.m. Topic for ' moraiag. "The Bread the KiagCtRW." Tba aaeranenl af th Lard' aupoaer will be ebaerved both morning had evening. Everlng to; ?r. "Rnnrhed . Throcgh iMvtae Poverty." Sunday achool claaaon far alL H. P. Sh-ah anpertateadeat. Epwortk League, esas's ed meeting af the? three) chapters ia the annex at 7 p.m. Topi "Onr Good Tinea, Boagkt ar Bail." Laader, Kauaaa sielta. rtsal aaaatiag ef the qeaiaral Aid Society ia the ckexeh pariarc Baparte roai tka eiralea wiU be amd clae- ioa af eruaera mmlA. Taare wiU ba a aa- eial haaxr at tka aleea ef the baaiaaaa aaa- ioa. aad laciaa whaaa birthday eeme ia aaa win be (social caasts at tka kirtk- Uy takla. Tka red y avaaiag tba ragalar prayer aaa praiaa aemca la tax rtrat or aaaitanaa. The Jaawr ekarek wiu amaat witk tka adalt eoagregatiaa for tac Caauaaaiaa aerriea. Thia will ba tka laat ragalar aarriea for tka Jaaier Ckarck far the eaauaar amths. Oaraar af Libert aad Marian Strwata. Rtebart L. Payaa, miaister. Prod Broer. Soaday aekool saperinteadeat aad di- rector af masie. Cari Leaakle. argaaiat. Sunday school at :45 a.m. CI at as for vary body. Moraiag praaekiag hoar 11 'clock. Sermon tonie "fUakiir tho BriCe." 8peeial sermon ta children "Tkat fOld Jack Knife of Mine." Two young poopiea meeting at 0:80. Evening preach Th Ark aad Tka Rainbow." Soeeial music at both services, old faakieaed I prayer meeting Thru.day eve.iag. evajt. run. oospbx tabebhacxe Thirteenth and Perry Rta. Phone 122 1R. tZrXZL0 ZLJiSSmV he coming week, bringing tke fail gos i el messare in power and demonstration I tke Spirit. Evangelist C. R. Dillon I who is a converted comedian of movie' -.me will give the etory of his life at he Sanday evening service. Sunday ser- J e piniiiT rvrninr aemce. dibiit ser- ees: Feiiowskip and prais service, ii and' 8p". ".., "eSwai i tslTi t 3 feetinrs every evening during the com r week, except Monday, at 8. Hamlin Wileon. musical evangelist, will bring the nessaga at the young peoples meeting on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN Church St. N . between Chemeketa Center. The Rev. P. W. -Erickson. partor. Is the msn lost to God dead f The Rev. Krickson will discuss this proposition in morning sermon at 10:45. The bun- fay school st 9:30 with eroded bible classes', with Mr. R. C. Arpke teaching the aduult bible class. The ladies Mission uild meets in the church social rooms next Friday afternoon, Jone 29. st 2. Mrs. K. (J. Arpke. nd Mrs. A. T. Horn ver, serve as hostesses. FIRST PRE SBTTERIAX Pastor. Dr. Norman K. Tullv. Sunday school for all departments 9:30 .v Morning service at 10:45. 'Waller Hall, Willamette Hniversitv. Sermon by Rlev. Lincoln Kllia The Little Soutrrels that Rpoll tha Crops." Young people's societies meet at 8:30 p.m. Evening ser vice in the church building. Winter and Chemeketa at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Ellis will breach on the topic Does it Pay to be Religious t" Rorular mid-week services Ihursdsy at 7:30 p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN High and Center. 1). J. Howe, pastor, '65 N. Cottage. Phone 2438W. As't. t or Clark Aydelott. 2478 E. Noh Hill. Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Morning "Pentecost." Morning music, doet ge, Mr. Flyflit. CTark Aydelott. Eve-, ing anthem .tk.M ' fiA r . . v - For God so Loved the World." Hall. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. upt., O. J. Hull. Toung people' hour. 7 p.m. Junior, intermediate and senior C. E. Prayer meeting and bible study at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Ralph Pntman, long time astor at the Court St. church will preach an tha theme of "Peateooat" at the eve- nog service. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD MISSION Big tent revival. West Salem at Riv rside Auto park. H. Hansen in eharre. Sunday services: Sunday school 2 p.m. Preaching at 8 and 8 p.m. Evanrelist Ronald L. Crosier, young Canadian mu sician-evangelist, wQl begin a campaign vith a Sunday, preaching Bandar after- looa and evening, aad every night dnr- ng tne coming week except Monday. Ha s well known along tke Pscifie coast as he "Little Maa with tke Bis- Messaxe." la has had big crowds wherever k goo. Vouag peoples meeting Saturday night, 9 o'clock. Alma A. Dulleck ia charge. HIGHLAJTD FRIENDS Higklaad Ave. Paator. Edrar P. Sim. Maple Ave. Service at 11 aad 8. Sun tay school at 10. 8apt.. Jay Gardner. Tuaier C. E. at 6; senior at 7. Prayer -eating Taarsday, B p.m. Seaior bible lass led by Edgar Sims, pastor. Ton are ordlaUy invited. TJSTTARIAN CHURCH Cottage and Chemeketa St.. Rev. Mr 'in F. Ferrey, minister. Chnrch school at 10 a.m. Graded instruction. Devotional erviee at 11 a.m. Subject of sermon, "The Need for God: The Strnsrle for Atheism ia Ruaaia." Mrs. Martin Fer y will aing Mendelssohn' "Unto the Hill." Mrs. W. A. Denton at the organ. V church picnic will take place after the er-vieet' at the country place of Mr. John ollock. Directions and others informa- ,;on may be obtained by calling Mrs. Uoyd La Garie. DOUBLE BAND AT KENTI HALL Saturday Night June 23rd RUSS BUTLER'S TROUBADORS and BURTON'S GIRL BAND 2 Miles North of Independence on Salem Highway LARGEST FLOOR IN THE VALLEY GET ACQUAINTED If you are not a regular customer it will pay you to get. acquainted with our mar ket. We are satisfied that if you try us once, you will remain on our list of our many satisfied customers. FOR SATURDAY WE OFFER CHOICE GOOD Sirloin Steak Boiling Beef 20c lb. 12y2c lb. - YOUNG PIG - TENDER - Pork Roasts Beef Roasts 15c lb. 15c lb. ..FANCY LEAN BEST BACON Margarine 25c lb; 2 lbs. 35c Delicious Wieners 2 Us. 35c -. . . , - - - -- . .. i i ' A fuU lme of cold lunch meats ' --;- moderately-priced -MID GET Out of censideration to onr employes we close" ' Saturdays at 7 p. m. ' 1PLBV00D mis WB OF HIGHWAY MAPLEWOOD, June 22. (Spe cial.) The Pacific highway In the Ticinity ' of Maplewood school is receiving a heary coat of asphaltle OH. This win be followed by a thorough coat of grarellng on each side of the road. The Immense amount of traffic on this road de mands constant attention to keep the highway in perfect condition to Insure the safety of the thou- l"00 wno P88 tnls wy- Recent word from relatires in Idaho. whr thm ti nor vssr tax on motors exists, rereals to local residents Certain Side-lightS not al- toother desirable. The roads in Idaho are pictured as rutty and nnt.,. vi Despite tne splendid scenery and great resources Of that State . . i . I me tourist travel is notMng com-land 5red l. " uld th Oregon's carefully uisiuisiucu road system. MRS. A. J. DUXCAX XKW PRIX GLE SCHOOL, Cl.ERK PRINGLE, June 2 2.--( Special) The Pringle Mothers' club en tertained the people of the com munity at the school house Tues day evening. The boys' and girls club work was shown by pictures which are sponsored by Ladd and Bush bank, shown by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart. These were much appre ciated by those present. Two members of tbe chamber of com merce were In attendance. Ice cream, strawberries and cake were served later. Mrs. A. J. Duncan was elected clerk of the Pringle school dis- PROGRAM "Ref-itriCt, to Succeed Mrs. E. G. Clark, instead of an was nreviouslv nrint- I . - ed. Turner Reelects Clerk And Names New Director TURNER. June 22 (Special). The annual school meeting waf well attended. Ulwain Denyer was elected school director, and O. A. G. Moore reelected clerk. Prof, and Mrs. John Watson nee Knebel were in town the first of the week, going on to Califor nia for a trip. Mr. and Mrs. S. Funston at tended Pomona grange at Macleay Wednesday. Mrs. C. A. Bear returned Wed nesday evening after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gillett at Walla Walla Wash. MEXICANS RILLED MEXICO CITY. June 22. (AP). Guadalajara dispatches to Excelsior state that 10 federal sol diers and 22 insurgents were kill ed Wednesday in an eight hour battle near Las Huertas In the state of Jalisco. MARK ET 351 STATE STREET - - 1 ROCK OF AGES "Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself in Thee; Let the water and the blood. From thy wounded side which flowed Be of sin the double cure, Save from wrath and make me pure." Osr musical literature is rich In I long and so only a few of the songs to uplift the listener or the reader to a higher and a nobler i life. Also there may be found J some excellent ones intended to comfort those beset by trials sndj temptations. Such songs would , strengthen those hearing them to imeet every difficulty and obstacle, - serve as an inspiration in 'clean living. "Rock of Ages" may. wei be m Ad ina old ravorttn he- cau:0 of its clean, wholesome in- inffhence and it has survived these many years. j Of this famous old song Henry Ward Beecher once said: "Such hymns are never forgotten cling to us through our They whole life. We carry them with us upon our fourney. We sing them In the, forest. The workm an - follows the plough with the sacred songs. Children catch them, and. singing only for the joy it gives them now, are yet laying up for all their! life food of the sweetest Joy." j "Rock of Ages" may be heard in the little country church. In the great cathedral. In the tent meet- ing and to all classes it carries the1 same comforting message. As the original poem, which Is, printed below and was written by Edward II. Rice, is read there comes an undertow of feeling. comforting to the troubled person. Its message of peace. leaves an at- raosphere of serenity wherever is used. The original poem was quite "The Trumpeter" RONALD L. CROZ1ER Internationally Known MUSICIAN - EVANGELIST This Musical-Evangelist is packing the largest Auditoriums in the land Soul-Stirring Messages Wonderful Music Brijht testimonies, "Four Square Gospel," Rousing Song Service Biff Tent, West Salem Beginning Sunday at 3P,M. A Cordial Invitation Extended to AH. "A 1 1 I Wanted Odd Repairing Jobs Perhaps you are looking for some kind of work- full time or part time. The quickest, most eco-. nomical way to find work is to advertise in the Want Ad col umns of our paper for, the kind of position you want. ! Progressive men and women all over town read our Want Ads toj find their employes-whether for office work, household duties or. executrve;positionSa' :r- : '"--i: The ron s it... i ; i j 1 1 m v fri3 verses are given below: "Rock of Ages. Cleft for me." Thoughtlessly the maiden sung, Fell the words unconsciously From her girlish, gleeful tongue; Sang as little children sing: Sang as sing the birds In June; Fell the words like light leaves down On the current of the tune, "Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself In Thee." Let me hide myself In Thee:" Felt her soul no need to hide Sweet the song as song could be, And sbe had no thoueht beside: All the words unheedinely Fell from "lips untouched by care, Dreaming not that they might be On some other lips a prayer,-! "Rock of Ages, cleft for me, Let me hide myself In Thee." Cold and mute and stiffened lips Move again In pleading prayer. Still, aye still, the words would be "Let me hide myself in Thee. GOLF BALL FATAL OGDEN, Utah, Jane 22. (AP) Struck by a golf ball. Nathan Taylor, 9 year old son of Horace' It'H. Taylor of this city, waa almost instantlv killed at the Oxden rolf and country club here yesterday. A z7 11