The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Saturday Morning. September 14. 1929
PAGE THREE
Church News .. Su and Hcperiings of the Week
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CHOIR POSITION
MISSION PROJECT -
WORK OF CHURCH
First Methodist Church Se
lects New W. U. Music
Dean for Director
MID Street Congregation Bend
Efforts Largely to Bring
Joy to Children
Whether tt is generally known
or not, one Salem church, the Hill
street M. E.. has spent the past
year In successfully patting over a
city missionary project; in fact.
practically the entire attention of
the church has been given to-thir
nhs of tha work, with the rnlt
Professor Emery W. Hobson lth- bars and rfrls of tha South
has submitted his resignation as galem district adjacent to the
director of the large Tested choir ch.nrch haTe been reached with
of the First Methodist church to gratifying results. The mission
take effect at one, it was an. arjr project was started last Octo
nonnced Friday from the church her by Rev. Patrik Dahlin, paa
officet. tor, who left Salem early this sum-
The music committee, consist- mer for the east, and has since
tng of A. A. Schramm. R. C. Glov- been carried on by Mrs. Alta M.
er and O. E. Price has engaged Gentry, acting pastor.
Professor Forrest W. Gaw, the A glimpse of the work with
new dean of music in Willamette young people may be gained from
unhrersity, to take charge of the report of the work to September
church music until the church 1, made at the recent quarterly
board meets. Professor Hobson has conference meeting by Mrs. Gen-
conducted the church choir for try.' In the 11-month period, 44
nine years and has had great sue- young people's meetings were held
cess In organising a large chorus with a total attendance of 551:
of SB TOices. He-has directed sev- the Intermediate group of the
eral sacred concerts in the church church school held 25 social meet
each year, which attracted capa. ings with an average attendance
citw conarentlons. He will be of 14; the juniors held 1C social
greatly missed In his position as meetings with seven the average
music director.
Professor Gaw comes to the uni
versity and the church with high
attendance. These social, or "in
terest creating" meetings were of
course in attention to the 48 reg
I"!"' "ftd lr church school meetings at-
STnrUondncrrh re- W-M or an
hearsal. and have chge of the Si XsnUha,
.SHt"?52k. -Si M?.
. . u.a Paw uuuu were vrgauueu inio . me
If. J!2EL what JTiely Indians, under leadership
S YbN rht blarieant'arSe No Sorenson. and the Pio-
of the Night? by sargeani ai we neerg under leadergMp of Mr
T Th.rtwlHn- These groups met Satur-
.JX!l3?Z2L J the church and Y. M. C. A.
rr., Li.w.VMearhTs Ior recreational program, the
1st and will celebrate thl i y ear his IndUn9 holdlng lx meet.
25 th year In that capacity.
Ings until early summer and the
Pioneers 45 with a total attend
ance of S3 9. Tiny tots between
the ages of three and nine met at
the church each Saturday after
noon for "story hour," conducted
First Congregational
Church to Show Films
I new we w v
Aemn n Sermon Aldm Mrs. Gentry.
a - In addition to the work with
Fall activities of the First Con- comunlt7 club Ior
- . 7 I In lnnlt pnnrrn mamhAH watt tr-
of "the cTur'e SJK T
t- ,. wrv mnA f.iiow. Bmmr d mT revived again
!v. . . VC -v -t,-. f". These were weU attend-
?a7m. report. Rev, -CTE. Ward. f5 naT L.f I p.erM
pastor. Three special Meetings for 7dV. ?neV S
this week are In storefor various tJnf - f e 'd""8' f!.1?"
m il. . V.uVf
ejoupn oi me memmniu. . , -WBninsr .wnr.hln y,rtnAcA.
the regular Sunday morning and
club
Mel . J
t... .nnlnr it ""'. u Banquet,
r , f-tf nVmai Mrt, ,, watch night, missionary meeting,
7:30 for an Informal party ana . . m, r, JLV
church supper. Mother's Day pro
gram, six club meetings and three
rallv.
IDT lieu lO LUC UUHig VI lui. u.w
Mrs. Mark McCallister,-1710 South
Winter street. Thursday evening
at 7:30 for an informal "get
together. .As this is the first con
gregational gathering aside from
the church services it is hoped
that all members will attend.
The Woman's Union will meet
. at the church for a work and
A Sermon for the Week
A Missionary Religion
By REV. W. G. IXENEAEMPER
(Pastor of Reformed Church, Salem)
For we cannot bat speak the things which we have seen and
heardv Acts 4:20.
. . These words, spoken by Peter and" John soon after their
Divine Master had commanded them: "Go ye Into all the world
and preach the gospel to every creature!" art the expressions
of an essential principle, which lies at the heart of the Chris
tian religion. ThiT' -,e la: The Christian religion is in Us
essence a missionary iy-on. '
The apostles had seen and heard Jesus, had believed and
experienced his message concerning sin, grace and redemption,
which la the three-told message of the gospel; therefore they
could not but speak. This, then, is the principle of missions
When we have seen ana heard, believed and experienced the
message of Christianity, we cannot but bear witness to it.
Christianity i a religion that will not keep. The only
thing to do with It is to use it, spend it, give it away. The duty
of preaching the gospel to every creature Is on ethat Inheres In
the very nature of the Gospel Itself. The. Christian religion is
the only religion ntted and intended for every creature.
"There is no other name given under heaven whereby we
must be saved, than the name ot Jesus."
YOUNG PEOPLE
PLAN PROGRAM
Sunday Night Event at Jason
Lee Will be Repeated at
'Annual Conference
CONGREGATIONAL
ACTIVITY STARTS
Three Groups Plan Meetings
For Evenings This Week
First Events of Fall .
First Conrregatoinal cbureh will
start Its fall and -winter series of
illustrated Sunday evening ser
mons the latter part of the month,
announces Charles W. Ward, pas
tor. For several seasons now Mr.
Ward has employed a moving pic?
tare to help in presentation ot the
Sunday evening message, and has
found this practice meets with enthusiasm.
Always the pictures are in keep
ing with the Institution in which
they are presented. nd frequent
ly are late and even popular films.
Occasionally the length requires
two Sundays for presentation. Last
year the outstanding show offered
at the church was "The Kins; of
Kings", called by some critics the
best movie ever produced in this
country.
The young people of the Jason'
Lee church will rive a special nro-
gram in the church, North Winter
and Jefferson streets, 'Sunday
evening, when "The Challenge to
Be" will be the entertainment
theme. The sameprogram will be
presented -before the annual con
ference -of Oregon Methodist-
churches at the Centenary Wilbur
Kchureh In- Portland on Sunday eve-;
nlnjr, September 19. .
Following is the program
Congregational singing, an
nouncements, offerfnr.
"The Challenge." a reading by
Maurice Fuestman.
"The Holy City," solo by Her
man Rehfu8s.
Scripture lesson and prayer
Hayes Beall. . .
"The challenge to be all for
Christ," Evelyn Cummlngs.
"My Task." solo, Bernice Rick.
her committee. Miss Dorothy Tay-1 man. .
lor, Miss Mildred Cook, Miss Mar-1 "The Challenge to be Like
garet Townsend, Raymond Wad- Christ," Leah Fanning,
dell and Arthur Hollenberg. The Lead On, O King Eternal, eon
devotional hour which will follow gregatlon.
at : SO will be in charge of Missl Miss Barbara Barham will be
Marjorle Nelson, the first vice I at the organ for all musical nam-
president. Mr. and Mrs. Frank bers
Learner "are councillors for this
goup.
Epworth League Plans
Freshman Fellowship
The University chapter of the
Epworth League of the First
Methodist church will begin its
year's program with a fellowship
hour In the church parlors at B
o'clock In honor of the freshmen
who are on the campus. This
time of social fellowship will be
in charge of Miss Margaret Schrel-
ber, the fourth vice president and
Pastor Here ,
Missionaries do Great Work!
In Orient, Tully Says; White
Giving Natives Leadership
Physical" and Religious Endeavor in China
Making Strides But Will Take Years
to Bring to Peak
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f Editor's Xsta: KtT. . K. TBUT. -1 meuioai were oaien oil or mis-
tor t rt Tint Prcb7tria ckarch, wk sionary experiment, and the pres-
rtturntt Uii.week fraai a tdy tear f . f af nnAratinn ....
U OrisBt, lu writtea tat foltowiar to- "el" f",011, We,re
MiMi ef aiMMurr BdMvor ia tha pioneered In by the missionaries
East ior Stuamaa readers. and then giren orer to the move-
As one travels through the .t". Ze. J
Orient obserrinf the unacens- 7
tomed conditions amid which the "ecreury.
larger portion of the human fam- I U Japan there Is Kagawa, per-
ny lives, he finds ms mind in a naps ue most aynamie spiritual
mess.- He knows that imoresslons personality now living. His work
are being registered, but wonders I ia the slums of Kobe, his vast so
lf they are correct or important I cial enterprises, and his ft resent
Rer. W. L Ueakaeanper, pastor enough to be permanent. He re-1 evangelistic campaign for a mil.
of the Reformed chaxch, who says I allies that years ot brooding lion converts to Christ, are-the
fas this week's special sermon that though and careful study will be wonder of the Christian world.
the Christian religion is a mis- necessary to "read, mark, and in. ut Kagawa is the product of the
wardiy digest" those Impressions missionary enterprise. Bo valuable
to any profit. man is he to society that present
It this is true ot political, eco- ministry has Implored him to en-
nomic. Social and cultural condi- ter the government as social work
tlons, it Is much more true of ths secretary. I heard Kagawa say
missionary enterprise. So all-per- that Christianity brought freedom
sionary rdigJoa.
Food Stand at State
Fairgrounds is Again
Plan of Jason Lee
Booth Clibborn
Holding Series
Of Meets Here
All member. f thnmr.. Evangelist William E. Booth-
tion ot the Jason Lee church, and Clibborn, who for 20 years prior
esneclallv tha women, are nnitinr rV"' """"v preacn-
ln an effort to make this year a
banner one at the state fair
grounds, where the church annu
ally conducts one ot the food
stands. The Jason Lee stand will
begin service Monday and con
tinue through the entire week.
For the most part, help is donat
ed, the church paying only the
cook and dishwasher. Mrs. P. L.
Frailer has general charge ot the
booth."
Last year the church realised
more than $1,200 from the week's
labor at the fairgrounds. The sum
was applied In the work of the
church.
W ...
Booth-CUbbom
ed in Germany,
Russia, Poland,
Holland and
England, and
since that time
In this eountry,
is conducting a
series ot meet
ings at the
Evange 1 1 s 1 1 c
tabernacle. 13th
and Ferry
streets. Evan
gelist is preach.
7:45 o'clock each
ing here at
night except Monday, and will be
here throughout next week.
Assisting him In the campaign
ia his wife, Genevieve Booth-Cllb-
born. Clibborn is a grandson ot
the late General Booth, founder
FIRST MEET SUNDAY
First meeting following summer
ning at the First Spiritualistic ot S?.-
church, which meets in the Fra
ternal temple on Center street.
Rev. Luella La Valley ot Portland
is the regular pastor of the
church. '
rntST SFISITTJAUST
Fraternal Temple en Center street be
tween Liberty and High. SerTices this
Sunday eTeninr at 7:43 o'clock. The rer
nlar Dsitor. kt. I.u.Da I.. V.11..V f
business meeting Wednesday at I Portland will b the speaker. Topic :
I'll) o'clock. The work Will In- theBetarn of Spirit Retard Their
,v rroeress! ilessscet.
CiUUD quuuus auu i ji m. ."
Booth-Clibborn is in many re
spects a remarkable preacher,
Born in Switzerland in a great
tide of revival, he was cradled in
the center of great spiritual move'
ments, writes a friend ot him. At
the age of 12 years he was con
Terted and soon after started to
preach. His style of. preaching is
declared by those who have heard
him here to be impassioned and
Itionsl serriees at 11 a. m. 8ubjeet of i pastor at 11 a. and a rain at 7:80 p. m. dramatic, plentifully Illuminated
sermon: "too way oi vaivary. Being tspeeiai tinging- preceding these serriees. With V1V1Q Illustration and WOrd
. i i l rm xr t . . ... ..i -
ibo wens oi acnes au eiivr w idi xoang reopie s aoeiaiy aoias Its I ntotnrpq
answer the. Question: "What Bhall I Do meetings at 7:80. Prayer meeting. Thnrs- v lvtulca- -
to Uam eternal Ldiei ' Mrs. w . a. uen-i aay evening at v:S0.
Marion county health demonstration.
ton, director of masie, and at the piano.
Labish Tent Meetings
Making Good Progress
Rev. Scheuerman Says 2TkS2," A "
CHRISTIAN SCIEKCB
Corner of Liberty and Chemeketa. Serr
lci at 11 a. m. and 8 p. ra. Subject:'
"Snbstasee." Wednesday evening meet
ings at 8 o'eoek include testimonials of
healing through Christian Science. Sun
day school for papils 20 years old and
nnder are held at 9:45 and 11 o'clock.
Reading room at 406 Masonic Temple.
:80, except Sundays
ble and all author.
Ued Christian Science literature but ba
The community teni meetings rd' purchased.
' being conducted at Labish Center CHUUCH of the
by Evangelist E. W. COX Of Bel- On block 8. of Center on 19th street.
lingham. Wash ar-Ung good
progress. Attendance IS increas- Healinr or Jesns Onr Oreat Physician."
ing Steadily and real interest is Special mnsic: Frank Litwiller and Mrs.
manifest, especially by heads of SrJf;.L7o,,r--Twk.in.". ?J?Bi;,f
families, a number of whom have olU
found the saviour through the "Judas by transgression fell, that he
meetings, reports,-the community ro to u own place." special a-
u II Tt h.nprmm ,c: cld Hoffer riM sing a solo and
pastor, Rev. H. R. Scheuerman. Url u D gm.th Mi4 Smith wiU
Three services will be held Sun- (iDr j0et. Rnnday tchooi. 9:45 a m.;
dav at 11 O Clock in the morn-I Tank Litwiller, supt. Midweek serriees
am eft 4k, M 4k. rAiAA. I .w mm. ua. ruucQuaj . uaiiur. ssBmanaga- -
111 iw Inl.r.: rknrh Y.,,, PVl-'.
1- 1 O J I - nTi a
ing.
of the community.
A. v.vn .'.IA., in vna Avail I m . a ... n-
agaui ab i.v w v.wk. m "' - i oanaay 0:3 jtiss inea eampsoa, pres.
Inr The Lavman'S KOSnel team I J. 8. rnesen. leader. Jaaior S. T. P.
flnafTeUrnooneB ""T
ihr the afternoon services. Con- Bi,Bt tB ehllieht president u
rtlnnatlon ot the meetings alter 1 charge.
Sunday Is depeiident upon the win vzt TEw"c55icH or cmuiT
Court and 17th streets. B. 1. Shoema
ker, pastor; Phono 1576-J. Morning serr
tea 11 oeioek; subject: "Missions- in
Japan." MiM Grace Farnham. miasionarr
from Japan, preaching. Evening aetrico
7:80 o'clock. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Mrs. Prank Marshall, aapt. Midweek
semees: 7:SO p. nv. Wednesday; place:
Chnrch parlor. Tonng meetings: Chris
tian EadeaTor and Jaaior meetings :S0
P.
James Davis Chosen
Heaivf Church of God
Board of Trustees
James Davis was elected chair
man of. the board ot trustees of
the Church of God for the. new
Tear when the board met this
' GLAD TIDINGS MISSIOH
S41H Court street. C. S. Johnson. Das-
tor. Res. 1520 N. Front. Mrs. C. 8. John
son, assistant pastor. Services S and 8
p. m. Bandar school 3 p. an. Week-day
serriees, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day evenings. Everybody welcome. Full
TOST BAPTIST
Marion and Liberty streets. Robert L,
Payne, pastor. Phone 1920. Morning serv
ice 11 o'clock; subject: "A Coward Re
covered." Sepeial music by church choir.
"Jonah and tha Whale." Donbtcrs and wacmng,
skeptics especially invited. Special gospel
rausie. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Fred TOST CONGREGATION AI,
Broor, supt. Midweek services 7:30 p.m. I Liberty and Center streets. Charles E.
Thursday. Young People s meetings : I Ward, pastor; phono 591-R, Morning
xnrae eapust xoang People s meeungs 1 service ki o cioea; anbjeet: The Be
at 6:80 p. m.
St Paul's Episcopal
Church School to Open
Sunday After Vacation
Free Methodist Group
Schedules Activities;
17.. Inrtint Mt vasive ia the jnlsslonary influence of thought to Japan; that ehrls-
.mm- ...... -w. q.j 0Be often looks "anlty Is love In action; that
' I at nn tt l. Hiwit runlti nil I Christianitw !fl Tirodnelnar a hiata-
The Missionary society . of the vnnwa what h vnr 4n.lment acrainst itrnnr HrinV-
Free Methodist church has laid rnirnnarrlni Pr in I christlanitv Is eleratinr woman.
plans for Its activities during the cv.-t.hai t. th vataar .rint I hood, renressinr vir. anf nmv
, """6 J. ; Yrc u.lDl I ing establishment in the world by lnt; society, it is the missionary
" " J' every sUndard, from quanUty and enterprise mat is taking ehris-
be the annual convention to be nam- n, wnrV rnA,, a Uanitv to Janaa.
neia in November in tfie interest hnnia.it.,i.R tstm..t nt .m The direct ohWftfv of mu.
of foreign and home missions. An pioyees. Yet the three Chinese ons Is to produce a naUve ehurch
offering will be taken for 'the aid who established that great that will be self-supporting, self-
01 Dicumi lumsiuu worn, m inaia. 1 n.titntlnn .nnTroWrt mrA 1 rovernlnr. nd Rfilf.nrnnnwntinc
The society has ready Its pro- Mgrlui . .B- irBhvtartan mLsinn This roal has been attained In inl
gram for regular meetings for the of shanghai, and got their print- numerable Instances. In Shanghai
tui, JtMl auu uas iui lng ud publishing training in the 1 visited the services of five na-
li" lur raiBiu.u aua iu- 1 preb-rteria.n mtaston nrera of that I "Te native cnurcbes. and saw
i cmvu uvuuuj lucci-ig. 1 1 mem eonancted nv nativ iair.
... r . mm u . i . .
V 1. PreBlueai; Likewise, the great mass educa- "hip, in excellent buildings built
Mrs. Lillian Iornr is secretary, and tlon moTeinellt of Chln. conduct- wholly by native money, taking up
z li I, I ed by the beloved Jimmy Yen and J offerings to give the gospel to
society reports excellent activity hU -TiHai nrkr. and trotnr I others, and I had to stoo talkinsr
ana a growing interest. Uirhr inn thA fm. in tb.ii with some f thf-lr nttiMr aftF
eayarn taV " a a ,mv aamauavav eaa uvi - "
huU with the three R's, civic, eco- service because it was time for an
nomic and moral instruction, and I official meeting to consider some
practical help in ralsinr the level problem. The white missionary
ot existence, had its Inception does not domlnte;Jie helps. He re-
amonr the missionaries. The con-1 Joicee in turning over the leader.
Woodhurn Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid Has Meet
At Paul Mills' Home dltlons of its success were created hP to the native
by the missionary movement, the
WOODBURN. Sept. 13 The
regular monthly meeting of the Homc omintf' WiU be
PrMthTterian T-nKoa' aM .a. bald I 11 W'"C tUUH If 111 UC
Feature at Methodist
Presbyterian Ladies' aid was held
at the home of Mrs. Paul Mills
Wednesday -afternoon. After the
business session Mrs. Donald Orr
sang two vocal selections and Mrs,
Church AU Day Sunday
The soul's experience in Christ,
a knowledge of the needs of the
world, and obedience to the Great
Commission, constitute the mis
sionary motive. It is slowly but
surely making all things new. A
century and a quarter ago no
enterprise on earth could have ap
peared more helpless than the
John Myers gaye an interesting Homecoming services will be nhvslcal and spiritual transform a-
talk on the "State Training held in the First Methodist church tlon ot China, yet both are pro
School". Following the program on Sunday when all of the mem-UMin. tMM tnAav Th fv wrin
refreshments were served by the bers will assemble to celebrate the not be comnlete for a lone time to
hosteses, Mrs. PauL Mills, Mrs. J. IHoIt Communion and resume theism Tha niinnrtM Iiomh ih
J. Hall. Mrs. Jack Hansen, and I nroeram of the church for the I
inrs. xvut iwwuw, new Tear, 'i n a na&ior. iiev. irrea iY. win Ka nAA to rarr on
In attendance were Mrs. O. W. n Taylor "who returned this week
Noyes, Mrs. Henry Layman, Mrs. from his vacation, will be In his ately by the natives. 80 our re-
w. x-. ucomiu, mm. nrj xa.iiiio, puipit at Dotn services on sunaay. sponseought to be: "3Ire work
Mrs. John Myers, Ms. W. Bohn, The morning worship will be feat, ers and better wrk; more chapels
Ms. Donald Orr, Mrs A. H. Dean, ored with a reception to the and better preaching; more hos-
raa jnyruo viara, nan. kbx new- freshmen students at the Univer- pitals and bettt?r doctors: more
I AV tmtm I tm liri Ihabi ma tm U ra- a . . .a n m I . . - .
w. mi". ". suy ana miroaucuon ot iroiessor i schools and better teaching; more
uiooons, airs. u. a. xaocnei, Mrs. and Mrs. Forrest Gaw, who will books and better writing; more
Henry Hanson, Mrs. Elburn Sims, Eing. The sacraments of baptism spirit of the living Christ and
Mrs J. J. Hall, Mrs. Jack Hansen, and the Lord's supper will be of- better Christian living and giv-
airs. ttoy iweeats ana me nosiesB. I f ered by the Dastor. ine 1
The young people will hold a
Ford Memorial's Aid
Society Plans to Hold
Called Meeting Soon
iwiTtSSrliTii won Membership
the new University students will T.nnhx Ahead to Annual
Rally to be October 13
be welcomed and introduced.
CENTEX 8TEEET
Thirteenth and Center
Sehnert. pastor; phane 680-31
service 11 o'clock; subject: "Testing by
Tatting." Evening service 7:45 o eioek:
That Thy Faith Pall Not." Sunday
K'-hool 10 a. m. ; Martin Sehreiber, supt.
Midweek services 7:5 p. m. Wednesday
at the home ot Rev. J. W. Beckley, 166
21st street. Ko Toang People's meetlat;.
VraST OBBHAH BAPTIST
W. Cottage and D streets. O. W. Bataeh,
minister. O. Behanke, an't min. Pheat
2827-J. Morning seme 11 a'elock; gob-
act: "A Great Woman of Hospitality."
toecia! music by the church choir: "My
Father Watchea O er Me. Evening serv
ice S o'eloek: aubiect: "Tha -Great
Things That tha Man of Ood Hath Dsss.
Bpaeiai .musle: Duet by Mr. and Mra. O.
w. jMtseht
school 9:4
The church school of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, corner Church
and Chemeketa streets, which has
been closed for a few weekav will
eovery of God." Special musle br a mixed have Its onenina service Sunday
2!!rtek j " 'Mortoa at the or- morning. September 15, beginning
METHODIST P"- Sunday school 9 45 a. m ; T. E. g..R
r streeta. P. J. ToS Pfopl ' eetini?: Tha " v.. 2
: I .wrimzniiT V.1UD win bmi intMtt At i a xj uvsiu vit. rcjisiuui niuca-
tin sv 7:80 'ha manse for an informal party tlon of the school ia comnnsert of meeting Wednesday afternoon at
aav raiiy. an memoer urgea M com I tha fntlowino- mom hero. T f! VuL I the home Of Mrs. Raltth Sebem. I TYm .aTin rl-rrl. nt bo TaiHos' I e,- m.Ur. nl.n. tnr hm
CEBI8T X.VTHZBAH n. Linn F. Cronemiller. Mrs. This meeting will be nnder leader- AJd society o fthe First Methodist rally seaso activities to termin-
18th ana state street. German serv- Alice Fisher. Mrs. Rex Sanford. "hip of the new officers, elected church will resume their meetings at the weet of October 8-ls. and
and Mrs. E. S. Thayer. The school 'or the coming year, and has been I Rnd take up the work of the year to reach high tide with the rally
a a I enllAil f) A eVIflAtiaw 4 i a ena I . .a . i a I . A
mi is uooen neiraeyer wu w v"-i at ine meetinzs to ne neia on i nn nctotier i x
Sunday." Band.y school at t:4o a. m., and the school secretary. Miss Ann I gram and work. I Wednesday afternoon. The circle
Reed Burns. I Tne cnurcn cnoir neia n nrsi presidents are Mrs. A. A.
The Ladies' Aid society of the SfUfilt Af. E. Circles
na.j ir .m. ..a. nrs e9A I
rviu mviuurHii ;ui cxx. ivcsi da i nravv mm www w v I
lem, will hold a called business rTIlI Meet IT eanesaayS
Fall opening at Jason- Lee
church began last Sunday with
much enthusiasm evident, and
now the congregation Is looking
Martha BaUerman. anot. Bar. Amoa - E.
mnneman, pastor.
tendent in -chargre. The rector of
the church will be present in the
CHBISTIAir AJro MISSIOVaXT
A1XIAHCB
655 Terry atrets. Loaisa PinnalL ' aet-
mm Mild, i nn . 1 Q17.J lfAmln. l..
ice ii o'clock; subject "The Christians I ehancel and lead In the prayers.
armor." special musie; Vocal auat: Miss
Pinnell and Mra. eilhart Wkita I,nl
Iery Palaces." Sunday I service 7:80 o'eloek; subject: "GetUnc
a. isani ocaiman. raps. I uus of irypt fvanwelUtte aoag Service.
The opening service win be held practice ot the ran this week, with Schramm. Mrs. I. L. McAdams.
in the church with the superin- Mrs. Brinkiey as leader, and Miss Mrs. P. L. Kunti, Mrs. E. C. Mil
uoris rnenrce as pianist, unoir ier jjrs. A. A. Underbill, Mrs. E.
pracuce win ne neia next weanes-
day evening at S o clock.
Beginning next Thursday, a
study of the Book of Revelation
Already two special events have
been held. Including the fall party
held by the Young People's
league tn the Church parlors
Wednesday night, and the recent
B. Millard and Mrs. F. A. Legge. fall party held by the high school
leagues Ruth Baumgartner is pres.
SIMS AT NEWPORT lldent and Mrs. H. B. Carpenter
Midweek services 8 p. m. Wednesday;
pastor, , leader; place: Chares,
Sunday achool 9:45 a. an. Mra. Gilbert
White, supt. Midweek services 7:80 . m. I
I Tuesday. Toung People's meetings C:80
11X8T nBSBTTKBTAW Sunday sight. Cottage prayer meeting on
Comer af Jf Winter r.iM Thnrsdsy night at tha aoma ef Daa
streets. IUt. Korman K. Tnny, D. D., I Sheets, HIghUn are.
Rev, and Mrs. Coffee
Fdsrar P. Sims, castor Hlrhland conncilor of the latter rroun.
will be started for the mid-week Friends church and Mrs. Sims are Next Friday evening the leagues
ntVl. UMtnM 4til .fltjl. t. .ATI. I . . . . . 1 . ... . . . . j
n m jr c I -t. ""o, ---j w va i spenams: a weea at rxewpurx. l oi me cnurcn are 10 oe aosiees 10
KetUm from Oeattle tlnue over a period of weeks, says Biixabeth Ward ot North Pacific the Incoming students of Willam-
tne pastor, Rev. Mereaitn Groves. Bible institute of Portland will ette university. Special arrange-
Rer. and Mrs.,W. N. Coffee are
pastor. Chnrch school at S:S0 o'eloek. I
Lb M. Kamaga. supt. Classes Tar. all agaa.
.OT. UU Wia., VW11CV B1Q 1 mmm. . WW .
S8!. ta ftr trfp to Missionary Society
oeaiue wnere iney uaa oeen to i nv r If D rf
r tanning rau nauy
fill the pulpit during Rev. Sims' ments are In progress for a novel
absence. 'party and get acquainted time.
moke at the church Wednesday
and Thursday evening of this
week, each time giving most inter
esting talks. Rev. C. W. Hatch Is
the local pastor.
Financial Conditions
To be up Monday Night
Mm
v --.ST. VATA'S EPISCOFAX. -Corner
Chnrch and' Chemeketa streets.
Kev. George Herbert Swift, rector. Phono
. 1 rt 4 c T -i : : .nn. .,
wee.. Mil. nuwirwu w uauicu u0ly commonioa, amt at 11 e flock mere-
Vice-president and Lyle KnOX lS ing prayer and sermon. Sunday achool
the new secretary-treasurer. 9:45 a. m.. Robert yiemeyer. aupt .
Rev. L. Hopkins, who is travel ' ev ah ozxi sti c tabkbsactx
In the Interest Of the Church sem- Corner 13th and Ferry streeta. Two
inary located at Anderson, Ind., "" court sidg.
night. William Booth-Clibbora preaching.
Each evening service 7:45. Monday night
omitted. Banday achool hour at 9:45 a.m.
The Evangelist speaks at 11 o'clock. A
speceial ehUdren'a service conducted in
his own unique and helpful manner by
Doota-ciioDorn at p. m.
TrT!ST,TW MEMOBIAI,
(Mtthodlst Episcopal)
South Commercial and Myers streets. 8.
Darlow Johnson, pastor; phone 2764.
Morning service 11 o'clock: subject: "Aa
a AAtnv ftf tit Knard nf stew. I Effective Combination." pastor preaehinr.
r ha ITlrot Mpthndlat chnrch 1 "Pe" "' Antnem: - un, iiste ana
ards of UiestMeoaisx cnurcn gM., (HeTier) iTenlDf ,frrietK f.30
hSS been called by Dr. B. ElatCh-ioeJ: .object : "The Challenga of a
ford, chairman Of the finance com- I Big Job." tha pastor preaching. Special
..... u.i... ..nln, at I mask: Solo hv Mrs. Irene Love. "Lead
i wr t? .tery. sad.y .chooi
whn comnose this board Will make I week aervices: . 7:30 . m Thursday:
..nnrt kf tba ille maiin -and I Toung People's meetings: Leslie (Toung
J .! -n .hA I pastor, loader; place: Church auditorium.
make plans for closing np the mni rTnnei, Arabory (hirfc
year's financial obligations, before I school) leacnea 6:30. Topics: "What Do
the annual conference which meets j We Mean, by 'Heal Living' V
In Portland September 24. amtea-Zuthesax
Chnrch street between chemeketa and
Center. Rer. P. W. Eriksoav pastor.
Phono 8921. Prof. P. W. ' H, Frederick,
D. 1 dean of Pacific Theological Sem
inary. Seattle, will deliver both mora'
ing and evening sermons in the absence
n. UTMliim .ft It mm mmd
Preliminary arrangements fori
at 7:30 p. m. 0 pedal mnsie at both serv-
necial meetings to be conauciea I teea by tha caarca cnoir. wiiiiam ate
thlTfall at the Free Methodist eu.V f.V IA.T-8-"1??
chnrch have been made, reports 1 Arfk. eharra of adult BibU eiats!
the Dastor. ReT. W. N. Coffee. Arnold Kmrer. of T. P. department and
Complete Program for these ser. prt-ant.
W lCfyo W AAA W aauveiiyvm
Plans for the fall and winter work
have been discussed with aiewi
HXOKLABD PXlXHOS
Maraiaw vimiiis .t 1 1 .--wk a.m I Church and Highand rtreeta. Xdrar r. I bid farewell to their danrhter and
tr :lrif -1 ?,V,UrA.i?-?.,?".w- 1 her family who sailed early this
"est. nrst uorintMana s:ll; an effort l f"".'7 . - . V ub ,v I . .
to direct our minds to the fandam tal I raeuw r.vaageusio BIBie institute I Z7 V. X . I Jk. rally program lur uiw
principles of- spiritual raecesa a a new IC11B- T""f service am a. jar. souee u pastor ox ine i work of the Women's Missionary
?!!!' JS!i?fc..TO-3?!-2 iunda; ioT . V rlJlZl.rV cnnrn' ir re- uoclttj of the Calvary Baptist
- - . ..n :r: - ii iinrn m isaiam waa nrraainn tot a i .v .i. v- vt.s i.m.w
To fho Trumpet" (Andrews). christUn At Church. Touaa;'. PoopU'e moot- surprise gathering at the parson- BOoa at 1:S0 o'clock at the home
Endeavor societies meet at 8:80 p. m. I 0:80 p. sa. lege, 10 members of the church I nf Mra K. H. Pickens. 95 North
-I. .u.
Pleasantries. . . 1 Everv member of the society ts
Special Meetings Plan
Of Free Methodists
votioBal
ting.
TJjTTTaXIajT CHU1C1I
- - .i uosiaaa ana uinwsns aireew. t.
tO macing e new year one i l Umrtim. T. Forrey, minister. Chwrek achool
7:30 o'clock. Sermon
by Dr. Tulry,- "first Thing Krat."
Matt. 0:38: ah attempt to point ent to
rOKD MZMOBIAI. WEST SALEM)
Corner T Uerth - Avenue - and - Thir at.
yousi people the tragedy of not bad t I J?5J- Jienii l Oroves, pastor. Boa.
frittered livea. Anthem by tha choir, "In
Heavenly Lova Abiding" (Brown). Mid-
week meeting Thursday at 7:30 o clock.
SOTJTH SALEM miENDS
Corner South Commercial and Wash
ington streets. 10:00 s. m. Snnday school.
Il:on e clock Jlominc worship. Sermon:
"Kather's Request." 7:30 it. m. Worshlo.
Sermon: "Our Protram." Thursday T:30
as. Prayer meeting and Bible study.
Chertea C Haworth, pastor. 1655 South
Liberty.
ices: Sunday aehool 9:45 a. as. Lester tenter Street Lauren f
iHipp, superintendent. Classes with good 1 n. . jm ,
teachers ior au ages. Vacation season la
past. Bally to the attendance of tha Sun
day school. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Subject: "fhe Beeona sJoming of Christ."
Evening service 7:45 o'clock. Bubiject:
The Dividing Line." SoecUl nrasie at
both services including a vocal solo by
Miss Jocephine Albert .at the ovaaing I the church next Tuesday evening
mcw. urn Draw an i ... s aarrw
People's leagues meet at 0:45.
urged to be present at this regn
lar business session. Mrs. 8tod
a . a,. . .4
Of n t 9 oara win nave caarge oi bciouwui
rlanS tor Lontefence and Mrs. Ross Is arranging the
I program for the afternoon.
The fourth quarterly conference I Deacons ot the Calvary church
of the Center Street Methodist I will meet at the ehurch Tuesday
Episcopal church will bexheld In evening at 7:45 o'clock.
ran methodist episcopal
Corner State and Church streets. V.
ST. JOHJT'S LUTHEXAN
16th and A streeU (block north of
' I lf J fT 9. Went8ca Jennisons on Trip
mtendent, wm preside. J 0 LClltOmta rOlMS
C. T.Tlor tiairtr- r,).n.. 071 M.rln 1 Old People's Home). H. W. Gross, pastor, I
11 .r,,b. .Ivi.. ..-rv. aMawi. I Morning service. Engluh, S:46 o'clock; I t:4S. A Maa'a BeHeiaa win V. h.
t of tne IjOTS's Bun- I " V , . w " - r imw as ii a. m. vaoir eireeraa ny mra.
sii Rnlimss W.l- I kowu w.vv m. m.
ant Life." 8a.
per. fioma Coming sad freshman Wel
come. Ppecisl maiie: Oreran Prelude.
"PastOTalo" Wly: Organ Offertory.
elupplieation Frycinger: Dut
C ALT AST BAPTIST
Car. Court and High
Rev. Earle V. Jennison, pastor
du.iuii. esuni wui iarnisB special mu- I -. y.v .
si. fftifft foram a t. T .. I Mrs. Jennison, son John and
BAPTIST I snoot at 8:80. Evening praise aerviee U I daughter Marolvn, hare left for a
?A .tfu 5: Jrr2 1 to be in the hands of Ua Tomtg Peo-1 threcweek motor trip through
.T7","K P enarrn ociBmaa- a. 7:so. alia- t r.,1lfni, arTil M-r1
:- I waoa program Thursday evening at 7:80. " r " -----
preaching. I Chair atactica Wadaesday avaalmv at I the RedWOOd highway. SUd Will
.a . i i . . a .it . i aL - .v 1 I '
f.' .rrv'L.'i" Zl, ,V's.t".V T:,tt- : to as far south as Ban Jose,
umf mm vimm v. mmm om. i Lliuaiin U f uuuu I a . . ... . . .
trmisf nmiea f:4S o'eloek ! aubiect : I tax V.l rk-k . ii mr I Wnere Uey Will T1S11 Mrs. jenni-
" flay nan." w. mm coenraa, preacn- I Hatch, pastor; phono 1B60-J. Morning I ion parenxs. miss iorene nyor
big. Special mu sift by the chorus chedr. i service IX o'eloek; the pastor preaching. I of Salem is acCOmnanvlnK them on
Baaday .achool S:45 Evening aerrieo 7:30 o'eloek. Sunday .v. nnHn. Tnsluii's V..
aei i 8 ukii.1 in . . i vi. ri .... tt : j i - -- - - o v
V. (CltUBUH fWlU USIS KUai(B
; ot services at the tabernacle.
great Interest and profit.
at 10 a. as. Graded instsention. Dove
Watchman! Vhat of the Kightt" 8ag-1 Coefcran. Pastor,: Peaa 151 M
leant), Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Gaw. Even ing 10:50 o'eloek; anbjoet:
servira 7:30 e'eloclr uubject: 'Sacrifice Mf .F?w W' Earl Coenraa prs
and SalraUon." Sunday school, 8:48 a.
m.; n. T. uinti, supt. MidweK sen Ices
7:80 p. m. Thursday; loung People's
meetins: 17nivenvity chaster Epworth
Xmma mm V.lljaw.litn Iimiv H -AA a. aai la.
honor ot freshmen. Devotional mooting Aio smg-plraton. Sunday achool
mt a. an l .),.,. v...;. v.i. la. m.: w. T. Wenu. aunt. MMWeea
vtrmt ,mtm riaA Wuj i ices: i :sa w. m. v eaneeaay : w. a-an i vttt aervices waanaaaav 7:io n
Win ; "Wh.t u . 1 Cochran, leader: place: Church. Toung lit the church. Toanc Peonla'a maetian
be a Christian ia fho Home.", I People's meetings: Senior end Interne-1 8:80 Sunday oveaing. "Tha Daager of
- . I diato B. I. r. w. e:4 e otoea. iveon I Thinking and sot Thinking."
: inn EVAJf GELICAL l noma, loaaer. Topic: -nnnf o into
Liberty and Canter Bts.. A. P. Layton, I the Budget."
naatar nhaM MU. Ifwiiin- mhIm. Ill
. . . . ..... w . ..I . wttt imiim neouantto I ...... f.u , ai . v vt. .l
O ClOCK , SUDJCC.: CHI n UOOUI saver.- . urhw, aniwn a. num. imjh 1 -rrr-j-..,- wltt,
T-n ..wk. ntltft. I 15th and Milla streets. Alta M. Gemtrv. I I983-J. 9:4S a. m. Bihla achooL 8entom- I lors Wednesday AlternOOn With
"A Sr?ne on the Aaetloa Block." San- I acting paator. Mmmg oarriee U :90 I her ia the monU Si preparatioa. "Bally I Mrs. H. F."Batterman, Mrs. Adolph
day aehool :44 a. nm. L. IV. . Thoratoa. 1 o'ctock; aabaH. J'Failwra." EvoaglDay ta aej for tho first Saa4sy n Oo- 1 Bombeek and - Mra. Chris Bat
mpt. Midweek eervieaa 7:80 s. m. Thart I sarvica T -.SO . clock; ahc: "How tholtobor. "6 ia attemdaaoa" ia tho aim. ! .,,2T .
ssy; O. T. Enkine. leader; placet At I Nation Fan." Sunday achool 8:43 a. m. 1 11 a. m. Worship, (Jommuaioa aad preach
(Jhureh.!
day
Makii
nxs Methodist l" I - - - . I "The Magnetism ef tae Crosa." spodai I The Oregon Statesman and The
Ceraer ef Market aai iftsrlk Wtaterl juwuh:-- J aratis at mtk seme. Ths audwstkpny I Portland TeletraTJS two "fTea
Streeta, w a. vouce. pastor, eancay l ona w am ssa niena uixeera. n. i er mowuBg win do cnangea iram 3anre I AmVUcm tnv SA mss m mimtli T
aehool at 0:48 a. sa, with Herbert Ban-B. CarpMtar in ahargo mt the eharch 1 day to Wednesday a 7:30 p. m. lca"le" T Bee1 JWf HOW1U TO
as, upcrintaauaat. rreechiac ey tho acaoot ta toaaioa ay aepartmeaaa m t reaearaaa xanrsany i;ee p. aa. eiust fuvm aft.
SOCIETT MEETS
TTBST CSKISTIAV I - Tha TVirraa avifttw nf the fThrlrt
amwSl.pS Lutheran met at! the church par
tAllon, hostess. The afternoon was
ch, Young people's mefUngi: 8oa- Kiss Esther Iriekion, sapt Midweek lag. Benson by tka pattor: "Tie Ef- j Spent In tewing j and pl&nsig for
evening 6:30. Topics "Onr Part in aorrieee 8 p. m. Wednesday ; Mrs. Gentry, fieaey ef Prnyor." S:80 p. sa Christian the annual baaaaT.
inw e Batter WorM." . leader; placet At Church. Story hoax Sat- EaAaavor aaeatingc. V:S0 p. an. PraUo 1 T' ""' -
" v. mrday aftornssm at a Wcloeh. aervlea Ud by . Victor Wolfe. Sermon: I " .' ' .
First Baptist Church
Sunday Evening
The sermon topic will be (Jonah; And The Whale)
Skeptics and doubters Especially invited
ROBERT L. PAYNE, Pastor
First Methodist Church
HOME COMING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
:4S A. If. Chnrch School Session
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
Sermon "The Abondant Life" by the pastor
:10 P. 1C. Toung v People's Service -7:S0
iy M. Evening Worship
Sermon "Sacrifice and Salvationw by the pastot
Special musie hy Professor and Mrs. Forrest W. Gaw
" Calvary Baptist Church
Cor. Coart Bibt -, Grand Theatre
- ' -J Sunday School f:4S A. II.
- W. T., JENKS, Supt.
Preaehlns services 10:50 A. M., 7:45 P. If.
'. B..T. P. TJ.'s f: 45 (senior and
- "v " tatermediate) .
A. M. -A CHOSEN FEW
Anthem "Bless the Lord, 0 Mr Soul,.,
Ashford
"P. M. "PLAY BALL -Special
Music - .
Join us in our SINGSPIRATION
W. SARIe COCHRAN, Pastor
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