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The New
Oregon
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Valley N
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IRRIS HEADS
Salemlte Reelected President
of Champoeg Associa
tion This Week
CHAMPOJSQ. Feb. 1 (S pedal)
The annual meeting of the ex
ecutive committee of the Cham,
poec Historical-High war assoela-
tlon was held this week at Butte-
Tille for election of officers and
other business.
Dr. Henry E. Morris of Salem,
was re-elected president, Lester
Mataews rice president, and M. A
Pwnon, secretary. Andrew John.
on was elected chairman of the
executive committee.
There was good attendance. In.
eluding representatives from Mar-
Son, Clackamas and Washington
counties, about twenty-fire In all.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Asking the county court of Mar.
Ion county to grant a market road
asked for by residents of Butte,
vllle covering part of proposed
highway.
Endorsing bill favoring memor
ial building ; at Champoeg park
now before the Cregon legislature.
Asking the state board of con
trol to install telephone at Cham,
poeg park and connect with the
line of the Aurora Mutual Tele
phone company.
Committees were appointed and
work started, with the prospect of
much accomplishment before the
next regular meeting called, for
the first part of April.
TULlfrOlBCT
SPECIAL
WOODBURN. Feb. 1 (Spe
cial) Next; Sunday, In commem
'itinn nf vnxinr rjeoole's Sun
day. Rev. Hjenry G. Hanson of the.
Presbyterian, cfcuicn win aenver
a special sermon, "Crusading with
Christ." The day commemorates
the founding of the Christian En
deavor movement by Frances E.
Clark 48 years ago.
Beginning next Monday eve
ning Dr. Norman K. Tully of Sa
lem will conduct a series of ten
evangelistic sermons at the Pres
byterian church. The meetings
will be held fire evenings a week
and will start at 7:30.
Singing and a special number
each evening will be given in ad
dition to the regular sermon.
Market Outlook
For Loganberry
Crop Now Topic
WOODBURN. Ore., Feb. 1.
(Special) An important meeting
of the Woodburn Fruit Growers'
association will .be held In Fores
ter's hall Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock. It is reported that the
situation existing in the loganber
ry Industry is becoming serious
and the meeting is being called to
work out a solution to help grow
ers. Breaking Branch
Causes Painful
Hurt at Hopmere
HOPMERE, Feb. 1. (Special)
While cutting wood in his tim
ber, Lou Martin was accidently hit
on the leg when a branch broke
off with such force that almost
broke his leg.
Mr and Mrs. Vineyard and
small son were recent guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Martin and family.
Hubbard Folk at
County Club Meet
HUBBARD. Feb. 1 (Special)
Among the cltiiens of Hubbard
who att ended the meeting of the
Marion County Federation of
Community club3 held at Mt.
Angel Thursday evening were Dr.
P. O. Riley and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Carl, Mrs. Ida Gar
land. 6. L. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Beckman-, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Watsch, Dr. Landers of the
Hubbard -Mineral Springs, Ed
Becker and John Becker..
Woodburn Firm
Gets Contracts
WOODBURN, Ore., Feb. 1.
.(Special) Rigdon Brothers, well
known local contractors, have
been awarded two bridge building
contracts, .one a $17,012 bridge
at Gate creek, near Vida on the
McKenzte river highway, and the
others 92.092 contract at 'Canyon
creek. Rigdon Brothers recently
completed the New Era bridge.
Members of Play
Cast Entertained
MONMOUTH, Feb. 1 (Spe
cial) The student body of Mon
mouth high school entertained the
rst nf itin' inmil clans nlavi.
gtven last weak at the school, and
the coach. Miss Edith M.. Clark,
at a banquet Wednesday noon." In
the school building, arrangements
be in enonaored bv the Pen clnb.
' Declarations of parple and fold
Were need effectively, and a de
licious two-coarse 'collation was
. served,. All faculty members and
SERVICES pnp
tadents participated.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
JgV' ds6C woodlands!::
ffc iT-fb StyJg&cd - COVER. UP THEM I
I 's7y- rSX-, BARE: KNEE Sit!
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THE 5RATACr IN HONT
OF BUZZVROS BUTCHER SHOP.
CAUGHT ANOTHBR HIH HEELED
Fi APPCR. "TO OAV
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BROOKS, Feb. 1. (Special)
Pupils of the Brooks public school
who have not been absent or tardy
tor the past month and have their
names on the roll of honor in
Principal Wayne Harding's room.
and have made grades above 80
per cent are as follows for the
ixth, seventh and eighth grades:
Krald Ashbaugh, John Lesher.
Vera Ashbaugh, Bessie Aspinwall.
Albert Harris, Everett Ramp, and
Frank Riggl.
On the intermediate room.
taught by Miss Letta Wallace, the
following puipls hold the highest
averages: third grade, Dorothy
Nelson 94 per cent; Frank Tschl
da, 92 per cent; fourth grade.
Loreen O'Neil 94 per eent; Min
nie Ogura 93.4 per cent; fifth
grade, Leo Ramp. 90 per cent;
and Oren Sturgls, 92.6 per cent.
The honor roll for the inter
mediate grades is: Irvine Sulli
van, Arleta Wood. Lois LaVett.
Milly Tschida, Loreen O'Neill.
Frank Tschida, Gladys Epley.
Tommy O'Neill, Lewis Fuller,
Oren Sturgls and Leo Ramp.
In the primary room, under the
supervision of Miss Doris Wood,
the following pupils made the
highest averages; second grade,
Stanley Nelson and Edna LaFlem
me; first grade, Neva Ramp, Ely
nor Fuller, and Patty Wilson.
The honor roll for the primary
room is: Everett Mendenhall, Del-
phine Ixoaii8, Freddie LaVette.
Joseph Tschida. Vivian LaVette,
Clifford Bishop, Elynor Fuller,
and Tommy Clifton.
Takes Youngsters
To Hubbard Home
HUBBARD. Feb. 1 (Special)
H. Weat of Hubbard drove to
Portland Thursday morning to
brin; to his home two of his
grand children so that they would
not be exposed to the flu with
which, other members of his
daughter's family are suffering.
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Dhipok has invited Peggy Blake, recently glorified on the New York j
x stage "by Florenz Ziegfeld, to show the native dignitaries type of".!
foreign beauty with whkhhey are unfamiliar.' Peggy accepted the !
misaen and is shown here, at left leaving Los "Angeles on Pacifie j
steamship with Helen Herr,"a fdend, en route to.-BAntk;t&! .!
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Gervais Woman is
Called; Was Born
In State in 1863
GERVAIS, Feb. 1. (Special)
Mrs. T. H. Leith died at her
home in Gervais Thursday, Janu
ary 31, at the age of 65 years.
Virginia Letnery was born at St.
Louis. Oregon. April 10, 1663.
She was married to T. H. Leith
and to thTs union were born four
children.
She leaves her husband, three
sons: William Leith of Gervais;
James Leith of St. Louis; Charles
Leith of Portland; and one
daughter Mrs. Agnes Ledtke of
Woodburn. Also four sisters
Mrs. Elynor Flemmlng of Po
mona, Calif.; Mrs. J. B. Hill and
Mrs. G. E. Thomas of Oswego;
Mrs. Hugh Murphy of Portland
and several grandchildren.
Dallas Knights
To Visit Salem
DALLAS, Feb. 1. ( Special r
Quite a number of the members
of Marmlon lodge No. 96, Knights
of Pythias, are planning to go to
Salem on a visit to Central lodge
next Tuesday night. .
The Dallas lodge expects to
take some candidates along and
put on initiatory work as a part
of the evening's program.
DALLAS, Feb. 1. (Special)
The two girls and the boy whom
Portland officers picked up in
Portland at the request of Sher
iff Hooker, were brought back to
Dallas by Sheriff Hooker Wednes
day night. They will be given a
hearing in juvenile court Satur
day morning at 10 o'clock.
HASKINS FAMILY MOVES
INTO 2ND STREET HOME
SILVERTON. Feb. 1 (Special
-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haskins mov
ed Friday from the Lewis home on
south Water street, to one of- the
Morley homes on eouth Second
street, r
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BIKERS
CON nil SUSPECT
MONMOUTH, Feb. 1. (Spe
cial) Bankers of Monmouth.
Corvallis, Dayton and McMinnville
were called to the office of the
sheriff of Tamhill county at Mc
Minnville Wednesday afternoon
to identify Jimmy Clifton, alias
George Wilson, alias Lee Harri.
who Is an alleged confidence man
making a specialty of defrauding
banks by obtaining loans, repre
senting himself to be an employe
of the S. P. company, and pre
senting credentials, also leaving
fake Jewelry as security.
Clifton was apprehended at the
First National bank, McMinnville.
The president of the bank, Frank
Wortman, had received Informa
tion about a year ago concerning
he activities of "Jimmy" and
recognized him. It was necessar
to detain him forcibly until po
lice arrived. Clifton is being held
in the Tamhill county jail at Mc
Minnville, p'uding criminal
charges.
Miss M. Masher
Takes Training
School Position
SILVERTON, Feb. 1 (8pecial)
Miss Minnie Masher, who has
been teaching in Oregon City since
September, has accepted a posi
tion as critic teacher in the state
training school near Corvallis.
Miss Masher has been in Silverton
as the guest of Miss Ina Harold
during the past week. She is leav
ing Tor Corvallis Friday.
Revival Series
Will Open Soon
DALLAS. Feb 1. (Soeclal)-
The Methodist church will start a
series of revival metings begin
ning Sunday, February 3.
Rev. M.'R; Gallaher. evancelist
of the Columbia River conference.
will be in charge.
Mr. Gallaher is known as a
very interesting: speaker and a
good attendance is expected. '
Endeavor Society
Meets on Friday
LABISH CENTER, Feb. 1.
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Daugherty entertained the Labish
Center Christian Endeavor soci
ety at its regular business meet
ing Friday evening. Clara Star.
Naomi Hornschueh, Delbert Bib-
by, Frances Klampe and Hazel
Emerson were elected as dele
gates to attend the state conven
tion to be hehl In Salem in April.
iKiuiuiuciiu were Eerieo uy nit
hostess.. -
Budget Expert
Is OnJrogram
WOODBURN, Ore., Feb. I 1.
(Special). Miss Grace Johnson,
head of the household admlnls-.
tratlon dapartment of Oregon
State college, and a specialist In
bydrets, will speak at the regular
meeting of the . Woodburn Rom
an's club. Wednesday, February
6. Musical numbers and readings
whi also be given" '
METHODIST GUILD'S
MEETING POSTPONED
SILVERTON, Feb. 1 (Special)
The Guild meeting of the Meth
orKat ehnreli which was cheduled
for Friday afternoon, was post
poned "r.ntil , Friary. jFehinary
on accountrjf the Illness of a num
ter of tho members cad also or
tcccunt cf wclther conditions. '-
gjg NEW DAIRY LAW UP rjiiTPrTii?
UN 1 JOHNSONS BILL I wuwub
INDEPENDENCE. Feb. 1.
(Special) A committee consisting
of Miss H. Wolfer. Mrs. C. W.
Irvine. Mrs. Guy Walker and Mia.
M. J. Butler has purchased a new
piano for the Presbyterian church.
The piano formerly used has been
sold to the Odd Fellows and Re
bekaha for- their social hall. .
The dinner which was given by
the Busy Bees of the Boosters'
club was well. patronised in spite
of the bad weather.
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The Women's Foreign Mission
ary society met at the Methodist
parsonage Friday afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies Aid soci
ety will 'elect officers at its next
meeting, WednesBayr February 6.
The Boosters clubnet Wednes
day night at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Barnhart.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Regemble Sunday
night. Mrs. Regemble Is a daugh.
ter of Mrs. H. Groomes.
The Rev. Mr. Van Zante. whom
the Presbyterians have chosen as
their pastor forjthe next year, will
nreach in that church next Sun
day, February ST. Mr. V.an Zante,
formerlv a resident of Portiana,
has a daughter, and a son who is
a student at O. S. C.
Idaho Folk May
Make Home Here
SfLVERTON. Feb. 1 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frederick
son of East Forks. Idaho, spent
several days with Mr. Frederick
son's mother. Mrs. J. P. A. Han
son of south Water street. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederickson have sold their
Interests in northern-Idaho, and
are looking for a new location,
which will no doubt be In the Wil
lamette valley. Before making a
definite decision, they are stopping
at Corvallis and Eugene, on their
way south into California They
expect to be in the south for about
l month.
Hardie Is Working
On W.U. Campaign
SILVERTON, Feb. 1 (Special)
The Rev. Mr. Hardy is spending
a second week in the district in
and near McMinnville 'and New
berg, in the interests of the Wll
1 a m et t e university endowment
campaign.
In the near future, Mr. Hardie
will spend one week In the Salem
district working on the same cam.
paign.
Woodsman is Hurt
. By Flying Steel
HUBBARD. Feb. 1 (Special)
While F. A. Mignot. who lives
three miles southeast of Hubbard,
was splitting wood with a sledge
and wedge Wednesday, a piece of
steel from the wesgn lodged In his
eye ball. He went to Woodburn
for medical aid, but the eye was
in such a serious condition that he
was taken to Portland where he
is under the care of a specialist.
MR. AND MRS. W. TONES
HAVE NEW GRANDCHILD
SIL"ERTON. Feb! 1 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones of
south Third street, have lust 're
ceived the news of the arrival of a
grandchild, born to their son and
his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Jones
of Salem. Mrs. Jones. Sr.. is spend
ing the week with them.
ZENA. Feb. 1. (Special)
At this time of the year it is hard
foBwild birds to find food but
since the recent snoyfall It has
become increasingly difficult j for
them to get enough to eat.
Orchards where apples are
still hanging on the trees are
thickly Infested by the feathered
folk. The dainty California
quail is becoming a barnyard pet
and because of the closed season
on quail these birds are quite
numerous in this section and so
tame that Tn several Instances
flocks of from 20 to 30 have been
eating grain thrown to the chick
en run. I
ZENA, Feb. 1. (Special)
Clark's hill at Zena was the scene
of a merry snoy frolic Wednesday
night when a bonfire was built at
the top of the hill and a party of
young folks from Salem, Lincoln
and Zena spent tbe evening coast
ing. Clark's hill Is an ideal win-
Calvary Baptist Church
(Down town Easy to flnd4-Grand Opera House)
S. S. 9:45 a.m. Trained teachers. W. T. Jenks, Supt
Preaching 10:50 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.'B. YV. at 6:30 p.m.
P. M. "A Dantrerous Practice Indulged in by Over
Half of All Church Members."
Chorus choir assisting Mrs. Chas. Davis In solor "Come
Unto Me," by Milam. .
! Violin solos: "Airvarie"; by Dancla; "Ballet from Rosa
1' Monde," by Schubert, Dalbert Jepsen.
Accompanist, Emery Hobson.
A. M"REDIGGmG OLD WELLS." . :
i Solo : "My Task,' by Ashford, Misa irma Sawyer. 5
I Solo: "I Looked for God and I Found Him," by Spross."
Miss ; Arbutus Budie. 'f-;-::!-' ; - : ,
-Tha Biblical oraraa Th(i Taait DvraUera." wttl U;flTf Tti-
day evening. Fab. Ith at 744 p. BU, by.tht wrunt .Flayers oi.
CallfornU. Family tickets for toor $1.0; General admission
for adults SSc; cchool children 11.. ' ' T-
CrfK&1'lAr AND MiSalONAK
AUiiLBc
Interfiling 8uBi7 kchl hour fcr'm
niar at Walter W. Walls, Supl.
MiioBry talk fey alia Clverta Minton.
Horning terri at 11 o'clock. The (pe
dal music will fea a double faet by
Mr. Glenna Jays, Mrs. Amos Well.
Mia Viola Oroibcaow and UIh Elriaa
Av Tk. MorniRr anutt kr the Me
ter wlU bo npom tbe taeae: "The Spirit
of Sacrifice. "THe young people s ser
vice at S:S0 will bo led by H'as IWira
Oraw, and an iaterestiug aieetmg is ex
pected. Toe evening praaebiag sernre
follows at 7:80. .- There will be special
music aad aa eTsagelistie message. J- O.
Miatoa, psstor. Kes. 1340 S. Cottske
tret, fboao 1S70W.
CEWTB STREBT METHODIST
, Bptsoopsi
Thirtenthn4 Center streets. T. J
Sahnert. psstor , 774 North Winter
street. Phono flSOM. flood sciroc
veete at 10 a. a. Martin Sehretner.
8upt. Morning wervfcip at 11 o'clock
Kpworth league meets at 7 p. m.
ST. PAUX.'S OHTJKTH (Episcopal)
Church and Cromeketa street. Thi
Her. H. Duncan Chambers, rector. Sen
(stilus Sunday. Uoly Eochsriet at 7 :8i
a. to. in the chapel. Church school at
s. m. in the vsrish hoate. Second
celebration of the Euchsrist at 11 a. m.
with music and sermon.
OHEKEKETA ST, EVANGELICAL
Corner of Oieraeketa snd N. 17th.
Psstor. G. E. Erskice. Res. 288 X. 17th.
St. Phono 10O8W. Serrices 11 a. m.
SDdT:80 p. m. The fornine lervice wil!
be in charge of Dr. C. C. Poling. presi
ding older of 8slem district, who will
preach snd preic st the quarterly com
munion service. The psstor will preach
st the evening service. 8nndsy school
10 a. m. Supt.. O. R. Strausbaugh.
Christian Endeavor 6:30. Leader, Mil
dred Bengs. Mid-week prayer service:
Thursday evening at 7:30.
CALVAEY BAPTIST
Grand theatre building, corner Court
snd Hirh. W. Karl Coehrsn. tsstor.
Bible school st 0:45 a. m. W. T. Jenk.
pupt. uraaeti classes for -evil ages. Fresch
iog service at 10:50 a. m. ant 7:30
p. m. Intermediate and senior . T. P.
U. at 6:80. Loader for intermediates.
Miss Dorathy Pickens, topic. "The Quali-.
ties of Christisn Youth." Subject, morn
ing sermon. "Re digging Old Wells" and
in evening pastor will preach on "A
Dangerous Practice Indulged in by Over
50 Per Cent of All Church Members."
Miss Irma Sawyer will slag a solo, "My
Task" (Ashword) and Miss Arbntui Ru-
die will sing. "I Loked for Go and I
round Him" (Spross) at the morning
service. In the evening Mrs. Charles
Dsvis snd chorus will sing "Come Unto
Me" (Milam) and violin solos by Del
bert Jepten, accompanied by Emery Hob
son, "Airvarie" (Danes) and "Ballet
from Rosamonde" by Schubert.
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner Marion and: Liberty streets.
Fred Broer, Sunday school Sput. and di
rector of mnslc. Louise Findley. organist-
Sundav school 0:45 with five de-
psrtments. Morning Dreachiaar service 11
o'clock. Sermon topic "Rest Thst is
Real." Three Baptist Young People's
Unions meeting- at 0:80 p. m. Evening
preacning service 7:ao o clock. Sermon
topic "Sold for a Price." Specie 1 gos
pel murie st both services by the choir
Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:80
FIRST CHRISTIAN
High and Center streets. D. J. Howe.
psstor. . Res. 765 V Cottage street. Mr
and Mrs. Clayton E. Jackson, asslstsnts
Res. 937 N. 5th. Bible school 9:45 a. m
Morning worship 11 a. m. Solo, "Fear
;ot it, u Israel (Hack), Mrs. 8. W
8terr. Sermon, "The Purpose of the
c-nurcn, prs'tor. Christian Endeavor,
6; SO p. m. Evening service 7 SO o'clock.
Special song. "Does Jesus C " choir.
Duet, Reta and Lota Robinsc Sermon,
"Reconciliation."
THE AMERICAN LTJTHEE AN
Church street between Chemeketa and
Center streets. The. Rev. P. W. Erlekssn
pastor. "The Ship in the Storm" sub
Ject the psstor will preach Sunday morn
ing sermon at 11. at 7:80 Bible picture
film "TiMk V,. n:ll. I- . '
Special music by the ehtoir and the
church chorus. The Sunday school at
9:45, 'grade, system with -classes for all
area. Max Geblfaar. Supt. Lther leagues
at o:dU oevotional meetings. The senior
group meeting in the Suuday school as
sembly room and the Intermediate group
meeting in the social room with Vark
Gehlhar, leader.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Corner Highlsnd and Church. Pastor,
Edgar P. Sims. Rea. 2846 Hasel Ave.
Phone 2939 W. Services 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. w. Bible school 10 a. m. Supt..
Jay Gardner, Asst., Earl Beckett. Young
people's metings: Junior C. I. 5:80 p. m.
Senior C. E. 6:80. Prsyer meeting Thurs
day 7:80 p. m. A Eible study led by the
pastor. Senior Bible class lad by pastor.
All are welcome to our services.
ter playground as there is no
danger from passing automobiles.
Gaie Douzaine
Are Entertained
MONMOUTH. Feb. 1. (Spe
cial) La Gale Doucalne bridge
club wae entertained Tuesday af
ternoon by Mrs. Delmer R. Dewey.
Three tables were In play, with
honors going to Mrs. A. F. Cour
ter and Mrs. A. E. Tethrow. Oth
ers epresent were Mrs. B. F. But.
ler, Mrs. Mina Cornelius, Mrs. A.
H. Craven, Mrs. George Cooper,
Mrs. E. C. Cole, Mrs. O. C. Chrls-
tensen, Mrs. David Riddell, Mrs.
Lelghton Smith, Mrs. Homer
Dodds and the hostess. A delicious
two course luncheon was served
at the close of the playing.
NAVADA INCREASING ITS
SPEED LIMIT TO FIFTY
CARSON CITT, Nev.. Feb. 1.
-(AP) Nevada's spaed limit for
automobiles was set at 50 miles
per hour in a bill passed by the
state senate today. The present
speed limit is 45-mlles an hour.
The bill now goes to the assembly.
- FIJsai: wnttstiuA'iiOiiaJ,
Center and Liberty streets. 8unday
school, F. E. Neer. Sispt. Morning wor
ship 11. "The Coo qs est of Fear." At
7:30. "The Quest Liberty" with a
tix-reel historic si drama bated oa the
exploits- of N'sthsn Hale. Thia is a pic
ture that will interest all classes of peo
ple and remind as of tbe price, paid for
oar political freedom. Charles . S. Ward.
mm i tier.
: TJYTT ASIAN CHTJRCH
Cottage and Chemeketa streets. The
Rev. Martin F. Forrey. minister. Church
school at 10. a. a, Ors&ed instruction.
Devotionsl services at 11 a. m. As part
of a nation wide program tbe devotional
.rvices will be condaeted by younger
asewbers of tbe church ana ' ("sudsy
cbcol. - Hymns and services. Miss Lovise
CTsmer, scripture reading I Cor. XIII.
F9oh'n Mosor. Offertory, violin eolo.
'.eonard Moser. nolo, Bless is, tleav
ju!y Father." Mlaa Louise Ferrey. Ser
nvon. "The Roots of Our Faith." Stanley
Prye. Mrs. W. A. Denton at the organ.
EVANOEXJSTIC FTTLL OOSPSlT"
TABBRMAOLB
Corner 13th ant Ferry strsets. Mrs
Rose Strawbridge of Gervais. wife of the
late Rev. T. J. Strawbridge will prescn
Sunday at 3 p. m A gospel service with
gospel singing anc a gospel sermon at
7:30. Weekly meetings under the fllrec
tion of the pastor Toeedays and Thora
days. . Inspiring gospel service by the
young people Saturday ' night. Cottage
prayer meetings Friday evenings. Esrle
V. Jennison, psstor. Phone 2050M.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Corner of - Winter and Chemeketa,
streets. The Rev. Norfan K. Tully D. D.,
gsstor. 'Church school v:30 a. m. H. t
arrett. Supt. Classes for sll sges. Morn
ing worship 11 o'clock. Sermon, "Pros
ent-Day Sabbath Ubservance," Dr. Tully
Anthem. "The Psth of the Just." Le
febre. Oryan numbers. "Anyel's Sere
nade (Brafs), "Cantilena," (Slome
l-horsle (Uothtque Suite) Boellmann.
C. E. Societies meet at 6:30 p. m. Eve
ninf worship 7:80 o'clock. Sermon,
"Blssing snd Brooding'' 1 Cor. 18:5, by
Dr. Tully. The lumor choir will slug
Offertory solo, "The Penitent" Vsn de
Wster. Mr. J. Scott Milne.
FORD MEMORIAL COMMUNITY
West Sslem. Corner tiirth avenue and
Thlrt street. Meredith A. Groves, pas
tor. Res. S75 Edgewator street. Phone
134 1R. Services: Sunday school 10
a. m. Lester DeLapp, Supt. Classes for
all ages. Morning worship 11 o'clock
Sermon subject, "The Ephesian Revival"
by the pastor. Junior lesgue 11 a. m
Marie Sebern, Supt. Intermediate lesgu
6:30 p. m. Mrs. Joal Benton, Supt. Sen
ior league 6:80 p. m. "Finding Our Way
Through," subject. Evening service 7:30;
erfon subject, "Conviction." iy the pas
tor. Mrs. M. A. Groves snd Misa Sarah
Eridgeman will sing a dust. "Ready."
There will be a special called meeting of
the official board Sunday night following
cnureh.
SOUTH SAXEM FRIEHDS
Cor.: H. Commerrisl and Wssbinrtoo
streets. Suodav serviees: 10 a. m. Suncav
icbool. Mars-uorite f. Elliott, Supt. 11
niornint worship. Sermon, "Youth's
v Isions. A Chnstisn Endesvor anni
versarv service. 6:80 p. m., Christisn
Endeavor Meeting. "The Ohsllenfe of
Clirist :t the Youth of Todsy." Evening
worenitp 7:BU. Mermon, "Wbst Is the
MiMe Wood for! Ihursdsv. ff:30 o. m.
Church night sapper followed by monthly
meeting. The public is invited to all
tnese services. Cbsrles C. Haworth, pas
tor. 1055 S. Liberty.
riEST UNITED BRPTHRBN
Mission between 12th and University.
Psator, A. 6. Henderson. Res. 1165 Miss-Ion
street. Phone 1&08W. Services 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Soecial services.
music, etc. Third uarterly service, the
. Walter Hevoolds of 448 Jcssnp St.
Portland. Ots.. in eharsre. Sunday scnoo
10 a. a. 8upt Mrs. Ale Is M. Handsrson.
Toonf peopre's meeting Sunday evening
at o:au. topic: "Tbe ;nsllenge of Ohr
to the- Youth of tho World." trader.
H. Smith. Holy commonlon and praise
service condaeted by the Rv. Walter
Reynolds, presiding alder. Business ser
mon Sararoay evening at 7 p. m.
i KNIGHT KEMOBXAX,
OONQEBOATIOKAL
Nineteenth and rerrv. H. C. Stover.
minister. Sundsy school at 10 a. m. O.
C. Harris, Soot. Morninsr worshls at 11.
What My Bible Meana to Me. ' Duet,
Welcome Home" (H. Johnson). Chris
tian Enceavor at 0:45 p. m. "The Holy
spirit: win be the eveninr sermon sub
ject, i The choir will sing "My Heart
Reiolreth (Hevser) and "Cnma TTnW
Spirit' (Jerome).
THE CHURCH 07 THE NAZARBITB
On block south of Center on Nine
teenth. L. D. Smith, pasior. Res. 1349
S. Commercial. Phone 790. Sunday
school 8:45 a. m. Frank Litwiller. Rnpt.
in charge. "The Sunday school with a
Heart." the large children's choir will
sing. There will be special mnslc. Olstses
for all agea. Mornlna- worshls 11. Ser
mon subject, "The Doable Oar," Mrs.
Hattle litwiller and Miss The Samp
son win sing a oust. At this service we
invite all Christians to rather with ns
around the table of our Lord and partake
of the Lord's Supper.' Young people's
meieting at e:su p. n. i Misa Thea S.
Sampson, president, charge the Rev. Mia
Lonis Pinnell will lead the meetlne and
bring a timely message to tha young peo
ple. The evenlnsr evaacelistia im-iIm will
be st 7:80. There will be a happy aong
"t praiae service, ssiss i sea B. Samp
son will ting a solo. Sg).-mon subject.
riRST CHURCH OP CHRIST.
SCIRNTIST
"Love" will be tho anbleet of the les
son sermon In First Church of Christ,
Scientist, which la a branch of The Moth
er ChorcJi, The First Church of Christ,
scientist, in Boston. Mass. Services are
held 'on fiumlav rrwtrnin it 11 aMmL
and in the evening at 8. Sunday school
convenes st 8:45 for older classes and
at 11 o'clock for tha younger elMsee.
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Delivered by our trucks direct to you
Quick Efficient Service -
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The reading room is maintained at 40S
Masonic Tempi where tee Bible aad aH
authorised Chrtsjtian SclesM literature :
mm k. n-AiS lun w J n.kaJ ' All
are invited to attend the ser vices aad t
ST. JOHHS LTJTHRRXaT (Me. Its.)
Sixteectth and A. streeta (block aorta
Old People's Home) H. W. 6 rasa, paster.
English service .45. Gsrasaa at 11 wise.
Holy Commuoiea In the Oanase wreparar
tory service at 10:80. XsgHsh Suadey
school V a. m. Bible study 6:80 uwsm.
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FIRST SFIRTTUAiaST ' "
Wilt hold services at Fraternal tempt
thi Sunday evening at 7:80 o'clock. Mrs,,
Lulu Midtlestadt of Portland will leetare
in trance. Messages. Public iaviaseV.
nrTBRHATIOir AX, birlb STUPBJITS
ASSOOIAtlOV
Meets Sunday at 11SO Bradway, fresm
2:80 to 4:30 p. as. for Bible etueVjf
OAJTU TTirrTBD BISTORT
"The Chareh in Eaglewood." 17th tad
Nebraska, etreets. Chriasiaa Cndeaver
Day. Yeuag people especially iavited.
Sundsy school 10 a. m. Lesson. "God's
Holy Word." This la Missionary Sunday.
Special program and offering?" Meruiaf
win rs hip II e'cleok. Sermon euhlect,
"The Vision Beautiful." Junior C. I. ab
t:S0 p. m. Senior C. E. at 8:80 p. as,
"Tae Challenge of Christ td the Youth at
the World." Misa Oertrrde Chsaater
lin, leader. Eveamg worship 7:80 p. as. -Sermon.'
"Youth Tuning in With God7
We call 7ou to worship. L. W. Bibblea
pastor.
REFORMED CHURCH
O. Lienhsetnoer, pastor. Sundsy school
at 0 : 45. F. E. Kruse, Supt. English sor
vice at 10:80. Subject. ' A Call to Rev
srence. German aerriees at 11:15. Bub
Ject, "The Parable of the Sewer."
EMMANUEL FULL QOSFEX,
bnSSION
jin fi,-- - . - . i . : n, j
Thursday, Saturday at 7:45, Sunday at
3:80 and 7:45. All weloome. Acting la
tor, J. M. Smith. Res. SdO So. 12th St.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Corner of Liberty and Center streets.
A. P. Larton. psstor. Bible school e
8:45. L. L. Thornton, Supt. Worship at
11 o'clock. Subject, r"frue Riches."
C'horistian Endeavor at 6:80. Topie "The
Challenge oT Christ to the Yotub of the
World. Worship st 7:80. Sub set. "Con
victed." "Three seems to be an ambition
on the part of many te learn 'the trirke
of the trade' rather than the trade it
self." You are invited te attend their
services.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL METHODIST
N. Winter and Jeffsrson streets. Pas
tor, Harry E. Gardner. Rot. 8 CO Jeffer
son. Phone 223 W. Services 11 a. f. and
7:80 p. m. 8ern-oa tonic TVillana: t
Day." a. m.; "Was Jesus a Dreameaf
p m Willamette Day will be observed jnd
Sheldon Sackett will speak er. "AsW a
Husiness Man Sees Willamette" Phsf.
Robetr Gslke speaks oa "As an Alumina
in Willamette Sees It " Prof. Herntoa
Clark will spesk on "The Church TeeeV
in Service." Sunday school 0:80 Me
lon Sunday. Supt. H. B. Carpenter.
Young peoples' meetings: InternMdiatjk,
senior and young people's leagues Meet
ii o:u. r.enoes irotn tne mid winter ir
stitute will be hesrd. Foruf session at
the ssme hour. -
MILL STREET METHODIST '
Fifteenth and Mill atresia. Pairih V
Dahlin, pastor. Morning worship 11
o'clock. Sermon topic: "He Went Out,
Xot Knowing Whither He Went" As
adventure of faith. Church school
a. m. Miss Esther Frickson, Supt. ' Ep
worth lesgue, 6:80 p. m. The topic will
be "Tbe Teachincs of Jesus and tha
Prophets." Miss Evslyn Eriekson will,
lesd ths dfieussion. Intermediate learn e
A:30 p. m. Tommy Allport will lead. Misa.
Esther Eriekson tt the advisor. There i
were 10 present last Sundsy at the first l
meeting of the league. A good deal of
interest is being manifest in this, new f
department. Evening service at 7:80.
Tbe pastor in eharga.
LESLIE MEMO RJ AT.
Sol
J. Di
My an
ship
the L
pastor
r.-anin. . -
sociste fmtot ,l! speak on "Why
junior tnsreo league in Lea
He Hall at hour of rnn n. Uv..k..
with sermon story by Ormsl Trick. In-
terfediAt In . i ui.k .
in social room at 8:30 o'clock. Tkfj
group is doing some interesting and coo- i
stnetive work under the leadership of
bury League (high-school) in Leslie HaU
snd Leslie Lesgue (young people) im
Live Wire room at 8:80. led" by A. V,
ngnrmieai anu trcei uonaiasos, respee
ttvely. The topic for both leagues ia
"Tha Teaehinn nt T-.. .-j ,1.- t
phets on Racial and Xttlonal Relations."
FIRSRT METHODIST EPISCOPAL '
Corner State and Church. Paster. V C. .
Taylor. Res. 688 Stats. Phone S74. In-
rector religious edncst on, Margaret K.
Sutherland. Phone I7t. Services 11 '
a. ,m. and 7:80 p. m. Sermon topics
Morning, "Generating Spiritual Knerg-
Rvening. "Tha Xeatetla f Wrong Do
ing." Special music, anthem, "O for a
Closer Wslk With God." Fester. Orgsa
and piano duet ((Fkntasv" Demareet
played by Miss Doris Rosa- aad Prof
T. 8. Roberts. A group of songs by the
uin Reserve quartet mad a grasp ef
Scotch hymns song- by William MeGil
chrlst 8r, accompanied by hia concer
tina. Church school 9:45 a. m. Classea
for sQ age. H. F. Shanks. Sunt. '
Lworth league. University Chapter topic:
' 'r.na.ili.. 1 - rit..l.i.. II.:.."
r . w . vhsivh ui - ' a. k .
Leader. Dorothy Tavlee. tHrst miurrk
chanter tonic. "The Taachian of J-m
sad the Prophets." Leaders, Elanch
Koece and Margaret Been. Junior high
chapter topic. "Tbe Religions ef China."
Mrs. J. tt. Trinlle. leader, Olea GaUaher..
Junidr church - U the first fleer audi-'
torium.
qlad rronros mission
843 U Court street. Pastor, a 8. John
son. Res. 461 Union. 0 sit I see S and A,
Sunday school 2 p. m. Weeway service
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve-'
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