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Newspaper Page Text' ' ' ; , ' The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saltmbrr Mominr. September 21. ISZ9 . PAGE THREE Church News SunHay E,vei Wefe : : No Change Anticipated In Methodist Posts Here As Yearly Meeting Nears - t j ' : - ' . ' Mill Street Church May be Admitted, to Ore gon Conference, which Convenes in ' Portland Tuesday for 6 Day Session With the annual Methodist in Portland September 24, the next week, all seems quiet on church row, so far as the Meth- Ji a. a . wuaj, ministers are concerned, ana naraiy a ripple has been occasioned here so far as changes in the local ministry eo. . While none of the old ministers are expected to be sup- jfiaubcvi, viuc xtcvv tiiiuiabcx win uiB.e xiia ueuut nere in ine next two weeks if the conference votes to accent the Mill Street Methodist church, which heretofore has been supplied .n a i - i a m . . ... . irom ine oweaisn conierence. mere seems to De little doubt -Ohere but that the change peti- r mm i success wants Groves' First Year at Church Services at the Ford Memorial church Sunday, mark the close ot the first year ot Meredith A. Groves' pastorate at the West Sa lem community, church, and dor ins that time the church has at least partially kept pace with the rapidly growing community. Some of the achievements of the year are hriefly listed as follows-. Indebtedness of the church has been lessened $350; improve ments costing $125 have been made; a community vacation bible school was held in the early sum mer as the first of its hind held In West Salem. A live Women's Foreign Missionary society was organized and also a Young Mar ried People's Epworth League chapter. The church has enjoyed a net increase of 50 per cent in the year, with 30 persons uniting with the church in that time. Some of the new membership was realized through a revival meeting held last winter, but most of them eame In during the regular serv ices. A choir is being organized under leadership of Mrs. Jewell Brinkley, and will furnish music ,as a special feature of each Sun day evening service. "In every department of the church there is a real optimism which speaks well for a healthy and more rapid growtn next year," says the pastor. 4- " Salvation Army Pleats For Intensive Campaign In 11 Western States -The Salem corps of the Salva tion 'Army will do its part in the intensive evangelistic campaign which li to be launched this fall throughout the 11 Pacific eoast states and Hawaii, which comprise the western army area, commis sioner Adam Gifford, terrltoriial commander for the west, will lead the campaign. The religious movement will be inaugurated at every Salvation Army center with a special pro gram "Two Days With God", Sun day and Monday, October 6 and 7. Details for carrying out the army'a aggressive fan and winter cam paign are under discussion at a series of councils now being held here by Commissioner Gifford and attended by every divisional com mander in territory with the exception o the army leader in Hawaii, who by reason of distance is unable to attend. Ward to Address Two Church Conferences Rev. Charles E. Ward, pastor of the First Congregational church, will deliver two addresses within the next tew days to eon- ferences la other cities. Satur day afternoon he will give one of the main talks at ine aistnci oua iy school convention being held t h Conr relational church in silverton. and Monday morning he will be in Portland to address a meeting of Congregational Oregon ministers and missionary repre sentatives to be held in tne con gregatlonal church there. General Aid Postpones Meeting Until October The General Aid society of the First Methodist church is postpon ing. Its meeting, which was set for Wiidnesdav afternoon, until Tues day, October 8, on account of the state fair. The September and Oe- tAha wnAafttinpai will be combined - lUWl 0 at .this postponed meeting, . Mrs, xir r Vnnn nreslHent of the Gen SL ' - . . . m ra.i Aia. announces. A Sermon for the Week HAVE FAITH IN GOD By Rev. Charles E. Ward Pastor First Congregational Church) This U a wistful a;e in relision. Man's powers b&ve far out distanced his sprltlual attainments and there la a craving, orteu unexpressed, for that food and fellowship that enable the soul to live. , ; We have invented machinery, harnessed the waterfalls, dug the coal and released the gas and oil from the earth to do our errands. , Our luxuries and leisure hours have increased many times in the last generation, but these have ccme at the cost of spiritual life. The masses have interested themselves so largely in the making of things and in their enjoyment that God Jiaa been lost Irom life And life becomes empty, even for the .rich, when God is lost! "For what doth It profit a man If he gain the whole world" at the price of his own soul? . "; , The late Franklin K.- Lane expressed this wiatful longing for spiritual life In one of his intimate letters: ."X do not think we shall change this world much for the good by any material istic philosophy or by any shifting of economic affairs. We need a, revival a belief In something bigger than ourselves and more lasting than the world." " Jesus calla across the centuries; "Hate faith in God, believe also in me," without spiritual life thaw Is no abundant life pos- slble for man; - - - " . conference which big event in church circles for turned lor by the Milt street group and already acceded to by the Swedish conference, will go through. Such changes will be decided upon and announced Tuesday, the first day of the con ference. "Salem ministers who will at tend the conference are: Rev. Fred C. Taylor, pastor of the First Methodist church and sen ior member of the group here; Rev. S. Darlow Johnson, who is ending his second year as pastor of Leslie Memorial church in South Salem; Rev. Harry E. Gardner, who came to the Jason Lee church a year ago this fall; Rev. P. J. Sehnert ot the Center street Methodist church; and Rev. Meredith Groves, whose first year Is up at the Ford Memorial Methodist Episcopal church in West Salem. GroVes has also filled the Summit charge. Mrs. Alta M. Gentry, who has been act ing pastor of . the . Mill street church since Rev. Patrik Dahlin left last June, will attend for one day. Dr. Thomas H. Temple, super intendent for the Salem district who is ending bis first year in that capacity, and Rev. Albert S. Hisey, superintendent of the east ern district of the church, wiU both be in attendance from Sa lem, as will alao members fro the Kimball School of Theology. President Carl Gregg Doney of Willamette and Dr. Robert M. Gatke and Professor Ernest M. Richards, also members of the Willamette faculty, are all mem bers of the Oregon conference and LplaxLto be in attendance for short periods.- : ' . : Rev. E.I S. Hammond of Kim ball School of" Theology will give an address at .the Memorial serv ice to be held Wednesday night', and Thursday night. Rev. Fred Q. Taylor who has been here four and a naif years, will preside over the meeting of the board of tem perance, prohibition and public morals. Clarence True Wilson, nationally known figure, will give the principal address at the ses sion over which Taylor is to pre side. Bishop Titus Lowe of the Ore gon Methodist area wm aenver the opening conference address Tuesday evening. Wednesday aft ernoon will be given over largely to business. Lay delegates from the Salem churches will be in attendance the latter part of the session. They are: W. T. Rigdon and O. W. Emmons for the First church; A. C. Bohrnstedt for Leslie Memor ial; and C. M. Roberts, Jason Lee Gordon Black is alternate for J a son Lee. Mr. Taylor said Friday night that Rev. C. M. Keefer of the Kimball school faculty would sup ply his pulpit a week from Sun day. and that in the evening the Men's council, ot which U. G. Holt is president, will have charge. Lee High Young Folh Hold Successful Event To Start Fall Season The members of the Lee High League of Jason Lee attended an enjoyable party last Friday eve- ninx in . the church parlors. Tne party, known as "A Trip to Bag dad," was planned by Evelyn Cummings. Paper bags ot all sizes were featured In various games and stunts.' - The' refresh ments, consisting of apples and popcorn were also in paper bags. Those present were: jean An drews. Barbara Barham, Margaret Baumgatner. Ruth Baumgartner, Evelyn Cummings, Getchen Gam- er. Eleanor Henderson, Gwendo lyn Hubbard, Hasel Mason. Wan da Rose, Evangeline Voth, Hayes Beali, Paul Carpenter, Henry Esau. William Heseman. Harold Leeper, Lumen Ney, Adolph Pont- urier, Donald Watson ana tne aa visor, Mrs. H. B. Carpenter. t ..Tii ,, - " ! -,..- - 1 rA - 7 l t eW ! i I lXt to right: Rev. Harry Gardner, Jasoa Lee pastor; Dr. Thorn M H. Temple, superintendent Salem district; Rev. 8. Darlow John on, pastor Leslie Memorial. Lower: Rev. Fred C. Taylor. First Methodist. ' STOVER RETURNS FROM LONG JAUNT Rev. L. W. Biddle Also Home Again After Trip to Con , ference in Washington Two Salem pastors returned to Eilom wl- I one. Rev. H. C. Stover, who has been away for nearly two months, and the other. Rev. L. W. Biddle. who was attending the annual conference of his church, which returned him here another year. Rev. H. C. Stover, pastor of the Knight Memorial Congrega- i. ...i. i s.im tional church. Is again in Salem after spending the past seven weeks on an enjoyable motor tour of the eastern and southern states, and announces that the fall pro gram at his church will get under way with vigor immediately. Accompanying Mr. Stover on the trip east were Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Helen Paget and Miss Alice Riggs. mo jiuj ciicim v,.v miles In the seven weeks, going east over the northern route and making the first stop of any length at York, Penn., where they visited relatives. Among New England states visited were Ver mont and Massachusetts, and par ticularly Interesting on this sec tion Ot the trip was the Visit to I . . -t ni .i. n..v I lilt) U181U11CBI X-11UUUIU I They also Stopped in New York. The return route was tnrougn XT a..nn. nit Tal "c-iw J. Liie croup avrrivuig u .Wednesday night. kat. inn Mm. l w. tuauw re-I tnrnorf Thurarin eveninr from jr-" TC v oyuuw, rt nu., " o i tended the United Bretnren annu-1 al conference September 12-15. They drove home by way of Se attle, finding considerable smoKe from the forest fires across the en tire state of Washington. The Snoaualmie Pass road when com- n1tA1 nnt vAr will he an easy and very scenic highway over ine Cascades. Mr TMriTlA united with the Ore. I gon conierence on irBB from California. Mrs. Uiaai w i henrolled as a Deaconess. Tney wer rennnointed to the Castle United Brethren church in the En- glewood district fro another year. Mrs. S. Acton Chosen President of Y. K. K. fj- C.iAe I WOUP tOr Hew OeOSOn Mrs. Serena Acton was elected nresident of the Y. K. K. bible class of the First Methodist rhnreh when the class held its first fall business and SOClal meet- J of music, will speak at the morning eerr tag at the church parlor. Tuesday .JKTm eyening. Mrs. neien ju "ihonr at 4:80, buffet supper at S 'clock. named vice-nresident ana Mrs. Tcr1 riirxw aswretarr Dr J D. Merle curry, aewtary. ir. u. MeCormlCk Of KimDail SCnooi OIIMrt. xir Legard will sing "The TViaAlnanr. In tinrhtr of the elaSS. I Plains of Peace" br Barnard. William A potluck dinner and the foi- lowing prograuu ksiuicu mo nlng's enjoyment: songs lead by Harry Scott; saxophone solos, Uovd Lee: readings by Mrs. Merle Curry: vocal solos by Mrs. M. P. Lang: comedy akit. The Family Hangback," in which Dr. Boiarht waa the leadinK Charae-1 ter. Approximately sv persons were . . present for the initial meeting Of the fall. Eight new members were added to the class: Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs Moore, Prof, and Mrs. Forrest Gaw and Prof. and Mrs. Rahe. Nazarene Group Holds Services For Hop Pickers The young people of the Naza rene church have been holding evangelistic meetings at the vari ous' hop yards the past ten days. Several services were neiaSl UO John Roberts hop yard and last Sunday afternoon service, were conducted at the Werllne ranch near Independence. These meet- Ings are under the supervision ot Miss Thea Sampson, president u! the Toung People S society. Speeial SOngS were arranged for each meeting ,nd the family iiuauiKu uj ui vim John Friesen families were espeei- ally enjoyed by all present as evi denced by the encores that had to be given. The pastor. Rev. I u. Smith, has acted as evangelist, and reports that these meetings have Deen wm liwssw W n uiwr- ested and attentive crowd. This is the second year that the SOCietr has "been doing: WOrk Ot this kind. Plans for Other special .ti- thi. .ii,4 win w. , T - 1 , o K rr uiwshku - - ta charge ox ropreaentative xrem - ness meeting Friday eveniag. Tholgoao Bible ooliege. mus cidiao Gsrtin, society holds cotUge prayer meet-1 Wnd soprano soioiot wiu sing both Inrs every, Friday evening vkes - aHBEa is iBeuaiiuiisss. . Salem Ministers Conference Bound 'if. a Calvary Baptist to Hold Meeting Thursday Night Because Wednesday is Salem day at the state fair, the Calvary Baptist church has postponed its reeular midweek mMiinr nmMi ThnrBla, . J uui I suuir "an,al nJ follow the meeting. T" t, 'l, an xn" XX".rf5 fJ,aty lTe" "1ftf;lV,b?f ' at. !v dJck'7h?!! Z"tZl 7 Uttrc wl" g t,"p"8 ,and ,e ?allL' r eT cm.,n Jear ork- n Sun- JfJwS J .Wl" ? celebration of the year's work as an Incorporated body. ibtmirajp berimes m talent Cfjurdjes BXOELAJTD ynXEYDS BicaUnd and Church a treat. Zdrar P. Eimt, paator. Moraine aerrico 11 o'clock. D.LI . . nirk. t : . f-ii . u , irniif aemee 7 .80 o'clock; subject "The Patmor Tiaion." Sunday mbooI. 19 a. St.; I. II. Beckett, mpt. Midweek err ieet 7:30 p. sa., Tbnraday; the pastor, leader; plaee: "Tfco Chorea. Young Peo- Sle a aaaetinav: Br. C. E. at 8:30 p. aa. r. C. Km S.-30 p. aa. Hasel Kewton, leader. VKITASIAV Cottare and Ctaemeketa streets. Sct. Ttin V. Ferr-y. mipiiter. Chveh chool it 10 a. zn. Graded imtructioo. IHTOtion! 11 - Rh.l .f ..rmn. "Th Way of llyUry." bains the third oi a tenet oi aermona an uta qoestion. "nut BSU 1 at M UU1 UieiHtl L1KI Mr. W. A. Denton, director f moiie, it itna piano. wuda uiaiwuii B. . . vommaran ana jtyen nreet-. ?: Johnaon , paator. Fhon. 2764. Morning rnee 11 clock; nUact: "Be troapect." special mone: Anthem "Teach Ma. Oh. Lord" (Baines). Eto- nins serriee. 7:30 o'clock; enbject: "Stralrht Traffic." Special nraslc: Solo, The SUanier of Galilee" (Urs. C. U. Morris) tunc by Miss Lectio Miles. Sun der school, 8:45 a. a.; K. D. Botratan, rapt. Midweek serTieea: 7:80 p. m. Thnra dar; O. . French, leader. Toons People' a meetinea : Leah (Tounf People) and - t;-,'so ' es SUMMIT CUUKUH - -Z" 7 - ,ePrice. S:45 o'clock: nblect: "Tri- lala and Trrampha." Sunday school 10:45 -wwn riee. aupt. OHBISTIAB 8C7XHCB Corner Liberty and Chemeketa. Serriee at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., earn a serriee re peated in ereninr. "Matter," subject for Sunday. Wednesday ereamr meetings at 8 o'clock include testimonies of beslinr through Christian Science. Sunday school classes at 9:45 and 11 o clock. Reading room for the publie at 406 Masonic Tem- P'e. open from 11 to 8:30, except 8un- days nd holidays. The Bible and all an- tnonxea mnatian ctcience uterature mimj be read borrowed or purchased. AKBBICAB UTTHEBAW Church street, between Chemeketa and Center. Her. p. W. Eriksea, pastor. Phone 2921. William MeGilehrist. BU director I Program at 7 :o. ah o. neuon, Biirer- 1 40,1 attorney, wiU speak on the theme ,.ToBtB Md Itt 1,,,,,, ,a tfc, church.' -'"f -'.-J "A. " icartlaa. OETJXOB OP THE VAZA2ZHX One block south of Center on 19tH at, It. r. Smith, pastor. Phono S940. Morn- Ins: service 11 o'clock. Bov. JS. E. Close, f the Anti-Baloen learae, will speak. Speeial music: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holer will sinf a duet Evening service, 7:30 o'clock; enbject: 'The Greatest Trial on Becord U D. Smith, preaching. Spe- , .1.1 ... mmmm, w. . ' w u r.i u;..vk. iwin im. . 4Mt, anday school t:45 a. I Frank Lltwiller, supt. Midweek services: 7:80 p. m. Wednesday; pastor, loader; place: Church, xoung r-eopie a meetings: Sundav :so. Mist Then Sampson, sresi den: Mr. Alfred BehmMt. leader. The Junior meat with Mrs. Smith at 6:80. Toung People's prayer meeting Friday evening 7:30 at the enures. TIB ST BYABQELICAL Liberty sad Center. A. P. Laytaa, CM tor. Phone 991-J. Morning serriee. 11:00 o'clock; subject: "A Kew Heaven and A Mew Earth." Evening serriee, 7:80 o'clock: subieet: "Victorious Faith, Sunday school :4S a. U u. Thorn ton, sunt. Midweek services 7:80 p. Thursday; O. K. Erskino. leader; plaee: At churen. Toung people n naoetlngs: enii day 6:30 Bv m. Topie: -- - . m. Topie: uur n art is Making a Bett tter World." 8T. TATXC'I EPISCOPAX. Church and Chemeketa. Bev. Oe. Her- tv ait b. vi,... taiu e.an u m. Holy Communion, ll a. m. Horn ling prayer and sermon: "Matthew, the I "'J'O V.-k. tAmwA wiU aa,ut. g,,. day school 9:45 a. m.; Bobert Neimeyer, irrr.T. stbxet sc. B. j ruteenth and Mill streets. Alta M. I Sentry, acting pastor. Monaing eerviee .r'. "it "loan ueea into r-xue. eaaaay aenooi at 9:43 a. sa.; MUs Ssther Xrteksoa, supt. Midweek services: I p. sv. Wednesday; Mrs. Gentry, leader; Saturday afternoon at S -o'elock tho usual story .boor and play period will bo held. mST CHXISTIAS paator. Mee. IPSO H. Winter. VOaervU Go to Collar Sunday." with special feature both morning end evening. 9:45 I rlmaBiM fallowed br n-eaehinc Ser- I mom by th pastor: "The BJrnt Kind of t Edneatioa." 0:80 . aa. O. El Seeietie - t:SO p. am. The ermig ervioo wiU r""S: "-,:,:..n;.:TZ ice Wertnaaflay T:S0 : ,- - , "a. "7 X tost enui baptist Worth Cottare and D streets. Q. W. Btataeh. paator: 6. Schonke, aaa't pastor. Phono 1927 J. Mernins aerrico 11 oelock. Sabjeet: "Hearers and Dwera." Omreh choir wiU einf, "As the Years (e hy," by Karl Decker. Evening service 1:00 clock; subject: "Brinrinr an Iafita tiom of Grace and Glory.'1 Speeial nraaie: Mixed Quartet: "God Our Refa-e," by Charles Wealy. Sunday school 9:45 a. aa snrn Bcnirman, supt. Midweek serriee 8 p. m.. Wednesday: rnstor. lender: since: Church. Touns Peoples sneetinrs eTery first Sunday evening in the month. rntST METHODIST BPIBCOPAX Cor. State end Church. F. C. Taylor, pastor. Phone 974. Morn in i" service 11 o'clock; subject: "The Security of Be llcion." Special music: Prelude; Anthem: Seek To the Lord." Roberts. Incidental solo. Ronald CrsTen. Iveninr serriee 7:80 o'clock; sabjeet: "Orereomins Life's Handicaps." Speeial music: Prelude; Anthem: "O How Amiable are Thy Dwellinrs," Borers. Sunday school t:5 a. m. ; . jr. Shanks, supt. Midweek serv ices 7:80 p. ni Thursday. Tounf reo- fle'e meetinri: Unirersity Epworth laarus :S0. First Church ehapter Epworth league topic: "wbsi means to be Vbristian in retard to money." Leader, Barbara Ames. CENTER STREET M. E. Thirteenth and Center streets. P. 7. Sehnert, pastor. Sunday school at 11 a. m. Martin Scbreiber. supt. Morning worship at 11 o'elock. Subject: "He Gives of the Water of Life Freely." Evening worship at 7:45 o'elock. Subject: "The Wise and the Foolish Virgins." rrrtsT baptist Corner Marion and Liberty streets. Rob ert L. Payne, paator. Phone 1920. Morn ing service 11 o'clock; subject: "Heav en's Lirary." Also a sennonette for children. Special music: Gospel marie by the choir. Ereninf service 7:80 o'elock. Subject: "What Becomes of the Kon- Christian?" Speeial music: Chorus ehoir and orchestra. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Fred Broer, supt. Midweek services 7:45 p. m Thursday. Toung peoples meetings : Three Baptiat Toung people's meetings at 6:80 Sunday evening. CALVABT BAPTIST Court and High streets. W. Earl Coch ran, pastor. Phone 852. Morning serriee 10:50 ocloek; subject: "Lest We For- Set." tJpecial music: Anthem: "I Will lag of Thy Power," by Beine. Evening aerrico, 7:45 o'clock; subject: "The Golden Thread Bunning Through the Bi ble." Special music: Solo: "Sometimes," tuna, " Absent," by Metcalf. Sung by W, Earl Cochran. Sunday school 9:45 a. am.; W. T. Jenks, supt. Midweek serv ice 7:45 p. m. Thursday; paator. leader: plaee: Church. Toung People's mooting 6:43 p. b. Miss Carrol Stoddard, leader. Speeial mute, 1TBST TKESXTTZKIAjr Corner of Chemeketa and N. Winter eta. Bar. Norman K. Tally, J. pastor. Church aehool 9:30 a. m. L. M. Bamage, supt. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Dr. Tally win preach en "The Challenga of China." Anthem by the choir. "Tun Ye Even SO Me." (Harker). Chriatian En deavor societies meet at f:80 p. at. Eve ning worship 7:30 o'ekxk. Dr. Tolly will preach again, using ' for his subject. ' Longer Hopes and stronrer takes." The ehoir will sing; "Blest Are the Pur in Heart." (Huerter). Midweek servieo jkt 7:30 oa Thursday p. m. THB CHUBCH OF OOD 1846 K Church street. W. W. Hatch, pastor. Phone 19 80-J. Morning service. 11 o'elock: subject: -"Manna a Type of Christ." Evening service. 7:80 o clock; su elect! --Homo Judgment iM Bur prises." Sunday school 10 a. m.; Lyle Knox, supt. Midweek serriee 7:90 p. m. Wednesday; pastor, leader; place: The church 6:30 p. m. XTB8T OONOBKBOATXOKAX Center and Liberty streets. Charier E. Ward, paator. Phona S91-B. Morning serriee 11 o clock; subject: "The Little Red School House," a sermon for the beainnlna? of the school year. 8peeial ni I Sic : mi mura susnii w m u. imW Ereninr serriee. 7:30 o clock: wiU bo resumed Beptemoer zv wtu ser mom and picture and sours from the screen. Bunday school :43 a. m. J. Moor, supt. XKXOHT MZX0SIA7 19th and Ferry etreets. H. O. Stover, sinister. "Living Stones," end "Possess ing All Things." wiU be the atoning and evening themes ot tho paator at 11 o'clock worship and the evening aerrico at T:30. Tho ministry of musie includes a suet : "Shall I Be Torrotten" (Johnson) sung by Myra Qleasom and Mr. Stover, la the morning, ana n tne evening servieo a sole ey Mien roan Eyre. a. Bong ox Trust'' (Woleot), and chorus number : T 'a t A II Pfcotos try Xennell-iaila. Church of the Nazarene One block south of Center on 19th Sunday Evening 7:30 The Greatest Trial oirReeord,'--L. D. Smith Rev. and Mrs. Carl Mischke, wiU sing with guitar accompaniment PASTOR HIT BY SEVERE5TBDKE C. M. Bryan, Former Chap lain of State Prison, now of Roseburg, III Here -C M. Bryan, retired Methodist minister and member ot the Ore gon conference, suffered a severe paralytic stroke Friday afternoon. Bryan, who has been here since Tuesday from his home in Rose burg, was afflicted as he ascend ed the flight of stairs at the Per rlne and Marsters real estate of fice. Is Ib Local Hospital He was carried to a residence and later taken to the Salem Gen eral hospital. His daughter. Miss Loiuse Bryan, is living in Salem, at the home of Charles Clarx on North Church street. Bryan was chaplain of the state prison and boys' reformatory for nearly four years under the Pierce administration, and is well known in Salem through his church work although he never actually held a pastorate in this city. He is 67 years old and has been a member of tne Oregon conference for years. He recently removea 10 Roseburg to make his home.. Looking After Prunes Mr. and Mrs. Bryan came here this week to visit their daughter and to attend to prune interests in the Sheridan district. He was Just getting ready to leave for that section (Friday afternoon when he suffered the stroke. He was reported last night as resting quite comfortably at the hospital. Just how serious his condition Is had not been ascertained by the physician, according to attendants. Sing Praises Unto the Lord" (Gounod). The church school meets at 11. C. O. Harris, superintendent. Christian Endea vor at 8:45. TTBST SPIBITUALIST Fraternal Temple on Center street, be tween Liberty and High. Services Sun day evening at 7:45 o'clock. The regular paator, Hev. Luell M. La Valley, of Portland, will be the epeaker. Topic The Light of the BouL" Messages. COTJBT IT&EET OHTJBCH 07 CHBIST Court and 17th streets. B. F. Shoe maker, paator. 844 N. 18th. Phone 1576J Morning serriee 11 o'clock: subject "The One Whom God Keeps." Evening service 7:39 dock. Sunday school 9:45 s. in.: Mrs. Frank Marshall, supt. Mid-week services 7:80 p. m.. Wednesday; plaee: Church parlor. Young People's meetings: Christian Xndeavor and Junior 6:30 p. m. OHBISTIAjr AND MTSSXOXABT ALLIANCE 665 Ferry street. Louise Pinnell. acting pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Mrs. UUbert White, supt. Classes for au agee. Preaching; at 11 a. Ta. Subject: "The Christian a Armor." Christian Endeavor at 6:80. followed by a missionary ad dress by Mrs. F. H. Frost, returned mis sionary from South American. Prayer and fellowship meeting Tuesday night. T. P. a. cottare meeting Thursday sight. Juni or Endeavor Saturday afternoon at 8:80, Music for the Sunday serriee by the Toung Women s Gospel quartet. SETHAKT KETOKMED Capitol and Marion streets. W. O-. Lien- k semper, pastor. Phone C68-W. English service 10:30 e clock; subject: "The Blessed Will," fourth sermon in the seri es on the Lord's Prayer. Special music: Solo: "Striving Onward," olff choral. German service 11:15 o'clock; subject: "The Unaccountable Man." Sundar school, t:45 a. m. ; f E. Kruse, supt. TSXB METHODIST Corner of Market and North Winter streets. W. V. Coffee, pastor. Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. Herbert Hansen, su perintendent. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. am. ami 7:30 p. m. Toung People s meeting at S:80 p. sa. Special singing by the quartet at the morning service and preceding tho evening service Mrs. Ed na Hansen will conduct a song service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at T :80. TOED MEM0BIAL WEST SALEM Oerth ave and Third street. Bev. Mer edith A. Groves, paator; Phono 1841 B. Morning service 11 o'clock; subject: Trials and Triumphs ot the Past Tear." The pastor preaching. Special music: There will be special musie. Eve ning service 7:45 o'clock; subject: "Quit xou Like Men." Speeial music: A num ber by the ehoir; some numbers by the Jhon Friesen family. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.. Letter DeLapp, inpt. Midweek servieea 8 p. m. Thursday; F. M. Rosa man. Under; plaee: Epworth league room. xoung People e meetings: 0:45 p. m. Senior and Toung Married People's. Lyle Thomas, leader of tho Seaior meeting and Mrs. Ulna DeLapp, leader of tho Toung Harried People's. ZVAsTOELISTIO TABZWfAOXB 13th and Ferry streets. Two blocks southeast Supreme court Idf. Eerie V. Jennison, pastor. William K. Booth CI lb- born vill apeak Saturday evening and Sunday. Sunday aehool at :45 a. m. Sub jects for Sunday, 11 a. m.: "God's Sec ret Order." S p. m.: "The Story of tho Russian Wolves," and T:43 p. m. "The Worst Woman In Town." Week-night meetings Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day. Roy C. Ferguson in charge during the absence ot the pastor. nauuroxx. baptist Corner Hasel and Academy etreets. Sun day school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at 11 and 7:45. Midweek prayer and testi mony meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. SOUTH SALEM nXEjrDg Corner 8. Commercial and Waahlngton streets. 10 a. m., Sunday aehool. Mrs. Marguerite P. Elliott, superintendent. 11 o'clock, morning worship. Sermon: "Tho End ot the Quest." 6:80 meeting for re organisation of the Christian Endeavor society. 7 :S0 Evening worship. Sermon by the pastor. Thursdsy 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet in r and Bible study. Chas. V. tUr worth, pastor, 1855 8. Liberty. CHBIST LUTHERAN 18th and Suto streets. Bev. Amos T. Minneman, pastor. Phone S?2S. Horning serriee. 9:45 o'clock; subject: "How Rightly to Keep the Sunday Holy." Eng lish services 11 a. m. Subject: "Xot to Despise Preaching and God's 'Word." 8unday school 9:40 a. m.; Mill Martha Battemun, supt. ST. TOHH'B X.TJTHBBAW North 16th and A streets, bloek north of Old People's Home. H. W. Gross, pas- Full Week's Rally Plan of Members Of Leslie Church Leslie Mewsrial dtwrcfa to winking plana for at Rally Week, to be held September 20 to October C. Various fea tures are being arranged for vnt days, including the Brotherhood dinner and men's meeting Tuesday eve a in. Wednesday afternoon the ladles will gather for a rally. Thursday evening, "Church night" is to be ob served with a "pothirk np er amd sua interesting pro gram. "Open House" for the Sunday school suod Young People's organisations will be Friday evening. Sunday morning at 9:45 the various departments of the Sunday school will have special fea tures, and at the 11 o'clock boar will be the annual Ral ly Day program. The Ep worth league also wiU have rallies. ANTI-SALOON MAN TO BRING MESSAGE Display of Bottles to Feature Sunday Morning Talk of Rev. R. E. Close The Rev. R. E. Close, of Port land, of the .Anti-Saloon league. will speak at the Church ot the Nazarene Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Close is a good preacher and will deliver a great sermon-leotiixe on the prohibition Question.) according to the local pastor. Mr. Close will also have on dis play a number of bottles which saloon keepers of Oregon used a few years ago. These bottles are of such shape and design as to be attractive to children and some very Interesting stories will be told In connection with the show ing of the bottles, says advance word on the lecture. The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Mischke, will be here over this Sunday and will sing with guitar accompani ment They are gifted singers and players and it will be a great treat to hear them again. Mr. and Mrs. Mischke are planning to spend their life In a South African mission field, where they will go as soon as the church can send them. Returned Missionary To Talk at Tabernacle Mrs. F. H. Fast, returned mis sionary from the Island of Chlloe, oft the western coast of Smith America, will speak on mission' ary work in that country at the Christian and Missionary Alliance tabernacle Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Fast, who with her husband has been laboring In that field for a number of years, will have some interesting things to tell about the spread of the gos pel there. These missionaries went out from the Salem church a num ber of years ago and are well known by many of the people here, which will give added inter est to Mrs.' Fast's appearance. VACATION ENDED Rev. Edgar P. Sims, pastor of the Highland Friends church, and Mrs. Sims are home from a week's vacation spent at the Newport beaches. . tor. Horning service: English, 9:45 o'clock; German at 11 a. m. Sunday school, 9:00 a. m. GLAD TTDTSGS UTSSIOff O. 8. Johnson, pastor. Afternoon eerv iee o'clock. Testimony meeting and lively singing. Evening service S o clock. Sunday school 1 p. m. Meetings on Tues day, Thursday and Sunday evenings. CASTLB TOTTED BBSTKBEff Korth 17th and Nebraska streets. L. W. Biddle, pastor. Phone 2622-J. Morn ing service 11 o'clock; subject: "Annu al Conference Echoes." Evening service, 7:30 o'clock; subject: "Tho Burning Heart." Sunday aehool 10 a. m. ; S. E. Long, eupC Midweek services 7:80 p. aa. Thursday; Mrs. H. TaruelL leader. Toung People'e meetings: 0:80 pv -, Sunday Senior Christian Endeavor. JAS0V LEX MEMOZXAX. V. Winter at Jefferoon. Harry K. Gard ner, pastor. Church school at S:4S a. as. H. B. Carpenter, supt Dr. C. I. Andrews will speak at 11 a. m. Special music by the ehoir. directed by Mrs. Sheldon Beckett, xoung People e Intermediate ana high aehool leaguee and Church Furum meet at 6 :80 with vital themee, good lead ers sad speeial features. Evening praise sermon af 7:80 with a rousing song serv ice. Speeial music Theme: "In the School of Christ.' LABISK CEHTEB Community tent meeting. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evangelist Cox preaching ot 11 a.- m 9:80 p. m. aad 7:30 p. sa. - CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH ? -1 v - - o A 1? i x - -. V First Methodist Church FRED C. TAYLOR, Pastor 11 :00 A. M. Sermon The Security of Religion Anthem, "Seek Te the Lord." Roberts Incidental Solo by Ronald Craven . Solo, "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains." Harker WendeU Robinson ? , 7:30 P. M. Sermon "Overeomirig life's Handicaps . Anthem, "O How Amiable Are Thy DweUIngs," Rogers COME TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY LUTHER LEAGUE RALLIESSUNDAr Alf 0. Nelson of Silverton to Address First Fall Meet ing of Young Folk The Luther league of the Amer ican Lutheran church has planned an interesting program for the Rally to be held at the church Sunday afternoon and evening. The Social hour at 4:30 will mark the opening of the session which will Include a buffet supper at . o'clock and a program of music and speaking to be given during the regular hour of worship at 7:30 o'clock. Xelsou Main Speaker Alf O. Nelson, Silverton attor ney and active in Toung People's work in the state, will deliver the address on the theme: "Youth -and Its Function in the Church." The young people who have been . especially active in planning the Rally are Luvera Horn, Arlene Timm, Lougine Breitike, Dorothy Rogan, Fred Reinwald and Sive- tar W. Horn. They will be as sisted during the supper hour by Mrs. William F. Breitike.- Mrs. Allen T. Fletcher and Mrs. Arnold A. Krueger. Program Given The complete proeram for the evening: Prelude "Berceuse." Godard; Hymn 204; Scripture and prayer. Musical number, selected. League quartet. Offertory, "In The Afterglow," Strang. SoloJ "me riains of Peace," Barnard, Mrs. Alvin Legard. Piano number, "Yesterglow," Lougine Breitike. Address, Alf 0. Nelson. Group ot Scotch hymns, concertina accom paniment, William MeGilehrist. Prayer and benediction. Doxology and silent prayer. FiVxf Af . . Service In Four Years Slated For North Howell Folk NORTH HOWELL, Sept. 20. Methodist church gervlces will 1e held in the church at North Howell next Sundar at 11 a. m. Prof. Herttog of Kimball college, Salem, will be here at that time and deliver this sermon. This Is the first time In four years -that Methodist services have been held although the build-. Ing has been used during that time br another denomination. More than 30 rears ago the acre of ground on which the church., building stands was deeded to the Methodist conference by the Fletcher estate and for a long time church services were held there. The half acre adjoining the church property was given to the North Howell, grange by Mr. Fletcher and was to belong to that order as long as the grange continued. If grange meetings ever ceased to be held the prop erty should revert to the Fletcher estate. Sims to Attend Meet At Newberg Monday; Plans Sermon Series Rev. Edgar P. Bims, pastor of the Highland Friends church, will attend a meeting ot the Evangelis tic board of Oregon Yearly Meet ing of the Friends church In New berg Monday, September 28. Mr. Sims Is president of the board. Beginning next Sunday, Septem ber 29, Mr. Sims will begin a ser ies of messages on the book of Revelation. The pastor has chosen this book for his lecture series be cause he says "This Is perhaps the most neglected, misrepresent ed and maligned book In the Bible and yet Is the only one that re cords a blessing on 'he that read eth; and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things written therein,' Church of God Group Revising Constitution ' Mrs. C W. Hatch, Lyle Knox and Miss Genevieve Kunl were apf. pointed a committee ot tfysera- cently to draw up byrlaystc Jgov- , em the Toung People's society otl the Chnrch of God. The commit tee made its preliminary report at , a social and business meetlng held last night at the home ot the pas- tor. Rev. C. W. Hatch, 1905 Ma ple street. Corner Cow and High etreets Graded 3. S. J: 45 a. m. Preaching 10: SO a. m. and 7:45 p. m. B. T. P. U.s f :45 p. m. A. M. "IJSST WE FORGET" Believe fm Cod. Jno. 14:1. -Music: Anthem by choir: I WILL SING OF THY POWER," Baines. P. M. "THE GOLDEN THREAD RUXNEVG THROUGH THE BIBLE." Mtulo: Solo by W. Earl Cochran, SOME TTMES. Tune Absent, by Metealf. Peered words. , f - 'Join our slngspiratlon, bring and leave a blessing. WELCOME W. EARL COCHRAN, Pastor