The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Saturday Morning, December 28, 1929
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Churches Prepare for Annual Meetings and Elections of Officers
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"Holy Night" to be Present
ed Sunday Night at 7:30
By Church Group
As a part of the Christmas pro
gram the choir of Leslie Memor
ial church will present the canta
ta, "Holy Night." by Ashford.
Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock
This beautiful cantata, on which
Nhe choir has been working for a
number of weeks, Is directed by
J. William Belcher, of Portland.
Music lovers of the city, who
remember the fine Easter can
tata that this group presented
last spring are assured that this
production will be equally as fine.
Mrs. S. Darlow Johnson will ac
company the choir. A silver of
fering will be taken, to help meet
the expenses of the music depart
ment. The program follows:
Prelude Mrs. Johnson.
"And In That Day." Bass solo
and chorus. F. C. Rock.
"There Shall Come Forth,"
chorus.
"Silont N'ieht." chorus. Solos
by Mrs. Love. Mr?. Bishop
Mrs. Jessie F. Bush.
and j
"O Blessed Town ot Bethle
hem," contralto solo, Mrs. Mason
Bishop.
'Glory to God in the Highest."
soprano 6olo and chorus, Mrs.
i Irene Love.
"Star of the East." soprano so
lo. Miss Ruth Hazelton.
''Quest of the Wise Men,"
Men's chorus.
"Blessed -Be the Lord God,"
final chorus.
The members of the choir are:
sopranos, Mrs. Jessie F. Bush,
Mrs. Irene Love, Miss Ruth Ha
zelton, Miss Gladys Miller and
Miss Frances Decker; altos, Mrs.
Mason Bishop. Mrs. T. H. Tem
ple, Mrs. A. C. Bohrnstedt, Miss
Helen Ingrey. Mrs. Lu T. Beall,
Miss Pearl Scott and Mrs. E. T.
Barkus; tenors,. E. D. Roseman,
F. L. Scott. H. It. White and J.
Pier; basses. F. C. Rock, Wendell
Bcott, Alfred French. L. C. Mc
Fhane, Everett Whealdon and
Darlow E. Johnson.
REPORTED BETTER
ZEN A, Dec. 27. Wayne Hen
ry returned from Lob Angeles this
week. Mrs. Mary B. Crawford, his
mother-in-law who was with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry on trip to Illinois
and California suffered a stroke
of paralysis when they reached
Los Angeles while enroute home
from the east.
Her right side was more affect
ed than the other and her heart
was Tery irregular. After reaching
home Mr. Henry received a mes
rage from his wife saying that
her mother's condition was serious
but a later message received
Thursday stated that her heart
was more regular and general
condition better.
W. Frank Crawford, son of Mrs.
Mary B. Crawford, with Mrs.
Crawford and heir children drove
to Los Angeles starting from Sa
lem Friday and reaching, their
destination Monday.
TRAVELS THROUGH SNOW
ORCHARD HEIGHTS. Dec. 27.
Terrill Cardwell arrived here Mon
day evening from Morton, Wyom
ing. He made the trip in a truck
and reports that he traveled over
a continuous blanket of snow all
the way from Wyoming to Pend
leton, Ore. Mr. Cardwell brought
his family west last Summer, then
returned to Wyoming to dispose
of his stock, implements and so
forth. He has not yet determined
In Just what part of Oregon he
wishes to settle. He would like to
rent or lease a stock or dairy
farm. Mr. Cardwell says the
green land" looks good to him
Kter his cold, hard trip.
P. T. A. ENTERTAINS
SCOTTS MILLS, Dee. 28. The
yster supper sponsored by the
P. T. A. Thursday evening at the
kigh school was very successful
After supper the high school boysj
basket ball team played the Leslie
church team from Salem. The vis
iting team won by a score of z to
6. About $34 was taken in from
the supper and ball game, which
will be used for soups or hot drink
(or the children at noon.'
MOB VICTIM DtES
JACKSON, Ky., Dec. 27 (AP)
Chester Fugate, who was taken
from the Breathitt county Jail
Christmas morning and shot and
beaten, died late today after he
had accused six men of being the
leaders in the latest shedding ot
blood by members of the Fugate
and Watkins families.
BOMB KILLS WORKER
JERUSALEM, Dec. 27. (AP)
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
Moses Katz, a 'workman in the
colony of Petach Tikvab, was
killed by the explosion of a bomb
while working in his fields today.
The bomb was left over from war
days in Palestine.
FUNERAL KITES PLANNED
WASHINGTON", Dec. 27: (AP)
The body of Representative El
mer O. Leatherwood of.Utai was
enroute tonight to Salt Lake City J
wuere iue I ineral is to be held
Sunday.
Claims totaling $1,409.65 have
been paid to Statesman subscrib
ers by The North American Ac
cident Insurance Co. These
claims were paid on the $1.00
policy issued to Statesman subscribers.
MRS
CRAWFORD
L. A. Head, evangelist, who
will open a srrir of meeting
tomorrow at the First Kvm
gelical rharch.
The Marion County Holiness as
sociation will bold watch night
services Tuesday uirht. berinniner
at 8 o'clock, at the Salem church
of the Nazarene. Between 300 and
400 member of the association
from all parts of the county- are
expected to be in attendance.
Rev. Edgar P. Sims, pastor of
the Highland Friends church
here, will preach: the Free Meth
odist quartet will sing; and Rev.
C. M. Clarke, district elder of the
Free Methodist church will lead
the love feast.
I. E. Harrington, pastor of the
Free Methodist church at Wood
burn, is president of the associa
tion. Pageant to Be Given
For Cottage Farm Group
The American Lutheran church
chorus, which presented "The
Story Wonderful" as one of the
most spectacular of the Christmas
pageants, will give the pageant at
the Cottage Farm Sunday after
noon at 2:30 'clock. Persona
participating In the production
number 110. William McGilchrist,
Sr., directed the music and Max
Gehlar directed the pageant.
Turner Church
Has Excellent
Yule Program
TURNER, Dec. 27. A full
house enjoyed the Christmas eve
program at the Christian church
Tuesday evening. The theme was
"The Birth and Life of Christ,"
told in prophecy, story and song.
The program opened with or
chestral music by the Fowler
brothers with Mrs; Hatfield at the
piano.
"Sing Unto Jehovah" was given
by a large chorus, followed by
prayer. The junior chorus gave
"Silent Night." Reading. "The
Child Jesus," Gertrude Cook. The
"Story of the Nativity," was given
by Rachel Riches. Solo by Mhs
Ailine Robertson, "While Shep
herds Watched." Bible reading by
Miss Leone Cook. Song by chorus.
Bible reading by Walter Peterson
and Charles Standley. Solo. "To
day the Prince Is Born," by Es
mond Patton.
"Beautiful Story of Jesus" was
sung by the chorus. Orchestral
music, Mrs. Earl Cook at the
piano. Little Lois Jensen of Port
land gave a very pleasing recita
tion.
Rev. Gilstrap spoke of the joys
of the season and the joy of giv
ing. An offering was taken for
the "Turner Boys Home." Bene
diction. The treats were passed r.t
the close of the program.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. F. C. Delzell. Miss Lillian
Peterson in costume presided and
gave the numbers of the program
introducing each part.
Amity Pioneer
Passes Away
AMITY, Dec. 27 John R.
Caves who has been a resident
of Amity for several years, died
at the home of bis aon, John.
Mr. Caves was past 7( years of
age afld was born near Hopewell.
Interment will be held In the
Hopewell cemetery Saturday at 2
o'clock.
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Cardinal Garparri (lower left) en the steps f the quirinal as be represented the Pepe in return
ing the visit of the King and Queen of Italy. Cardinal Gasparri, Papal secretary of state, was.
among; the Vatican notables who welcomed the Royal couple on the recent visit. The visit was
the first one in sixty years that an Italian ruler had made to the Vatican.
Evangelist L. A. Mead to
Conduct Campaign at
Evangelical Church
An old-fashioned revival cam
paign will be opened at 11 o'clock
Sunday morning, December 19, at
the First Evangelical church, cor
ner of Center and Liberty streets,
and will continue through Jan
uary 19, with Rev. Lawrence A.
Mead, the evangelist lately from
Oklahoma, in charge.
. Rev. A. P. Layton, pastor of the
church, says:
"Immediately following Christ
mas services is an Ideal time to
begin an old fashioned revival
campaign; one that eliminates
Santa Claus and promotes Christ
to the pre-eminence He should en
joy; a meeting with a message
that still rings true, not tinted In
any way with modernistic doc
trines or the evolution of man
kind from the so-called tree climb
ing ancestor.
"Evangelist Mead will bring
such messages. He is a dynamic
speaker, with a subject that is ba
sic, as is evidenced by the results
of his past many meetings through
which he has been rewarded with
many souls. He will be assisted by
his brother who will conduct the
song service, sing solos and have
charge of the young people and
children's work."
Epworth League Planning
Watch Night Observance
The First church chapter of the
Epworth League of First Metho
dist church will sponsor a watch
night party and service In the
church parlors on Tuesday eve
ning, beginning at 8:30 o'clock.
The members of the University
Chapter are specially Invited
guests of the evening. There will
be games, a program, refresh
ments and a short devotional serv
ice closing with the ushering In
of the New Year.
Turner Church to Hear
Former Pastor Sunday
TURNER. December 2. Rev.
M. A. Groves of the West Salem
Ford Memorial church, will preach
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at
the M. E. church in the absence of
the pastor. Rev. Groves was pas
tor of the local church two years
and his many friends will be glad
of the opportunity to hear him
preach next Sunday.
Calvary Baptist Board
Will Meet Monday Night
The official board of the Cal
vary Baptist church will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The orchestra will
meet for rehearsal Tuesday eve
ring at 7:30 o'clock and Thursday
night the choir will have a rehear
sal. There will be no prayer meetr
ing Wednesday flight.
Amity to Have
New Gas Station
AMITY. Dec. 27. Surveyors
were here this week locating a
site for a service station. This is
to be at the corner of Trade and
Madox streets. This station will be
put in by an oil company.
The property is occupied now
by an old barn which will be torn
down. It is also rumored that the
Christian church has leased the
grove in the rear of their church
building for a service station and
cabins. This property is at the end
of the bridge on the west side of
the highway on the south part of
town.
STUDENTS DRINK LESS
NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 27
(AP) Sigmund H. Steinberg of
Philadelphia, supreme master of
the Alpha Epsilon PI fraternity,
said today that efforts by college
and university officials bad
broasht about a marked decline
In drinking among students.
FRANCE PAYS ON DEBT
WASHINGTON. Dec. 27. (AP)
The treasury tonight announc
ed the receipt ot 112,017.934
from the government of France.
HISTORIC EVENT IN
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PRATUM, Dec. 27. The can
tata given at the Menonite church
under the direction of Rev. J. M.
Franz, by the local choir of 40
voices, was more than a commun
ity affair. A large delegation at
tended from Dallas and Salem,
and other places were represented
by smaller groups. The Metho
dist church was closed for the
evening, bringing the attendance
up to over 300. Miss Elda Herr
played the piano while Miss
Lichty and Clarence Herr each
played saxophones.
ULL DAY'S EMS
TURNER, Dec. 26 Next Sun
day will be a high day at Turner
Church of Christ. The choir will
have an anthem for the morning
sermon. Dr. H. C. Epley will lead
the song service, which will be
followed by a New Year's sermon
by the pastor. Rev. EH more J.
Gilstrap.
At the close of this service all
will go to the social hall and la
ter to the dining room for a good
fellowship basket dinner. Hot
drinks will be served from the
kitchen. After lunch the annual
church meeting will be held with
reports, and election ot officers.
The every member canvass which
is now being made is showing a
fine and unanimous spirit among
the members.
The subject of tbe evening
sermon will be "The Goal of Your
Life." The Christian Endeavor
will be led by the two groups of
nominated candidates. The elec
tion of the new officers will take
place at the church New Year's
eve, at a business meeting, fol
lowed by a watch party. Next Sun
day evening's young people's
prayer meeting promises to be
one of much Interest.
Officers to Be Chosen
At Meeting Next Friday
The American Lutheran church
will hold Its annual meeting at the
church on Friday night, January
3, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, an
nounces the pastor. Rev. P. W. Er-
Iksen. On New Year's Eve. tbe
congregation and friends will
meet at the home of William Mc
Gllchrlgt, Sr. The choir, the
church chorus and others who par
ticipated In the pageant given at
Christmas time, will be special
guests for the event.
Yearly Meeting Set
For Next Wednesday
The annual church meeting of
the First Christian church will be
held New Year's day, when a bas
ket dinner will be served at 1:00
o'clock, followed by the business
session, when reports will be read
from every department and elec
tion of officers will be held. Choir
rehearsal will be held Thursday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Court Street Christians
Announce Annual- Meet
Tbe annual meeting of the
Court street Church of Christ will
be held New Year's day. A bas
ket dinner will be held at noon and
the business session will get un
der way at 2 o'clock, when re-,
ports from all departments will be
given and the annual election of
officers will be held. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
Queen Esther Society
Will Meet Monday Night
The Queen Esther society ot
First Methodist church will meet
on Monday evening at 7:30 in the
senior girl's class room in Ep
worth hall. A short business ses
sion and an interesting lesson per
iod will be followed by a social
&our.
NO JUNIOR SERVICE
The members of the Junior
church congregation of the First
Methodist church will units with
the adult congregation for the ob
servance ot the Holy Communion
service on Sunday morning, and
no regular Junior service will be
held.
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COTXT STREET CHURCH OF CHBI8T
Court and 17th streets. B. T. Shoe
maker, paster, 345 8. .Winter itrect.
Phon 2589J. Moraine terries 11
'clock. New year itrnoa by the pas
tor, special mnsie by toe choir, Even-
inr service 7:30 o'clock; (object "Why
None Feople Attend vhnreh and Borne
Do Not." Special music by the choir.
Sunday school 8 :45 a.m. ; Mrs. Frank
Marshall, Supt. Mid week services 7:30
p.rs., Friday at the church. Christian
Endeavor and Junior meetings 0:30 p.m.
CASTLE TOTTED BRETHREN
North 17th and Nebraska streets. L.
W. Biddle, pastor; phone 2622. Morn
ing service 11 o'clock; subject: "A
rrayer for the New Year. Evening
service 7:30 o'clock; subject: "God's
Call to Service." Sunday school 10
a.m. Midweek services 7:30 p.m.
Thursday; pastor, leader; place: church.
Young people a meetings: 6:10 p.m.
Sunday. Leader, Miss Ruth Draper.
Topic, "Youth's Needs That Christ Can
Meet" Woman's Aid all day Wednes
day.
LESLIE MEMORIAL CHURCH
(Methodist Episcopal)
At South Commercial and Myers
streets. 8. Darlow Johnson, pastor. 348
E. Myers. Phone 2764. At 11 o'clock.
Ormal B. Trick, assistant pastor, will
speak on "Follow Thou Me." The
World Prayer Week
To Be Observed Here
World Prayer week will be ob-
served by Salem churches tbe
week beginning January 5 and
ending Sunday, January 12, the
Salem Ministerial association de
cided at its meeting early this
week. Rev. H. B. Gardner of the
Jason Lee church is chairman of
the committee which is working
out the program for t"he week.
Five churches, representing the
districts of the town, will be se
lected and from these a series of
special meetings In observance of
the week will be held.
Lutheran Church to Hold
Election on January 5
Christ Lutheran church, 18th
and State streets, will hold its
annual congregational meeting for
the purpose ot hearing reports of
the activities for the year and to
elect its officers Sunday, January
5 at 1 o'clock. The church council
will meet previous to the congre
gational meeting January - 2, at
7:30 o'clock in order to prepare
the business for the congregation
al meeting proper.
Luther League Planning
Watch Night Obesrvance
After a service at t o'clock In
the church the Luther League of
Christ Lutheran church, 18th and
State streets, will hold its regular
annual watch night party in the
church parlors for the entire
membership of the church. A
cafeteria lunch will be served. A
program with prayer at midnight
will end the festivities.
Final Reels of Moving
Picture to Be Shown
Sunday at the First Congrega
tional church evening service at
7:.30 o'clock the last four reels of
the "King of Kings" will be used
connection1 with the theme:
The Cross of Christ." The hymns
will be sung from the screen and
there will be special music by the
quartet.
General Aid Society Meet
To Be Monday Afternoon
The General Aid society of tbe
First Methodist church will hold
a purely business session on Mon
day afternoon in the church par
lors at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. L. D.
Waterman, the vice president,
will preside In the absence of Mrs.
W. C. Toung, whose daughter's Ill
ness prevents her being present.
Watch Night Services
Planned by Leslie Church
The Leslie Memorial service
will hold watch night services
Tuesday night, beginning at t
o'cloek. Mid-week services will
be held Thursday night at 7:30
o'clock, and at (:30 o'clock that
evening the young people will
nolo tnelr potlnck supper.
HOME ON FURLOUGH
ZEN A, Dec. 27. Private Ken
neth Henry of Vancouver Bar
racks. Vancouver, Wash., has
been given a S 0-day furlough
which he is spending at "Maple
Mound," home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne D. Henry of Zena
TO SEE TEAR OUT
The First German Baptist
chnrch will hold watch night serv
ices Tuesday evening, beginning
at S:15 o'clock. An Interesting
program of music and singing Is
being planned.
SOLOIST ANNOUNCED
Miss Thelma Davis, contralto.
who is home for the holidays from
Oregon State college, wil be the
soloist Sunday morning at St.
Paul's Episcopal church.
Election Tomorrow
Election of officers for the Sun
day school of the First Christian
church will be held Sunday morn
ing at the close of the session: Joe
R. Benton is superintendent,
Fruit - Nut - Shade Trees
Now in stock at our down town sales yard
A complete line of Trees and Shrubs
Filbert Trees Our Specialty
We have a limited supply of the New Brixnut Filbert, also
Barcelona Trees In both Tip-layers and Nurseried Trees 1
Pearcy Bros. Nursery 240 N. Liberty, near Court
ehoir will sing, "O Jesus, Thou Art
Standing." (Heyser). At the evening
err ice at 7:30 o'clock, the choir, nnder
the direction ot J. William Belcher, will
present the Christmas cantata. "Holy
Night," (Ashford). Sundsy school at
9 :45, E. 1). Roseman, Supt. Leslie
(young people), Francis Aihury (high
school) and Intermediate (junior high)
lei sues will meet at 6:30 o'clock.
CHRISTIAN SCXEHCE
"Christian Science" Christian Science
lesson topic. Regular services will be held
iff church, corner of Liberty and Che
meketa at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.; same ser
vice is repeated in the evening. Wed
nesday evening meetings at 8 o'clock
in-lude testimonies of healing through
Christian Science. Sunday school classes
at 9:45 and 11 o'clock. A reading room
for the public is maintained at 406 Ma
sonic Temple. The hours are from 11:00
to 5:30 except Sundays and holidays.
REST CHRISTIAN
High and Center streets. D. J. Howe,
pastor; phone 1933J. Morning service 11
'clock; subject "Follow Me." Special
mosic. There will be special music st
each service. Miss Florence Howe, di
rector of music. Miss Lois Hummer,
organist. Evening service, 7:30 o'clock;
subject: "The Curriculum for a disciple
of Christ," the pastor preaching. Sun
day school 9:45 a.m.; Joel R. Benton.
Supt. Four Christian Kndeavor societies
meeting in their respective rooms at
A :30 p.m.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST
North Cottage and D streets. O. W.
Rutsch. nillor: nhnns 2927J I; Krhnnke
A"' PVr- ri,irnK ervice n
u tiurK, luujci'i; .ao luwm ior .jcsus.
Special music: Choir song. "There is
Room in My Heart For Jesus." Kven
ing service. 7:30 o'clock: subject: "The
Exceeding Greatness of God." Special
music: bolo. bundsy school 9:45 a.m.;
Kam Schirman, Supt. Watch n ijrht ser
vice 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. Interest pro
gram of music and singing is planned.
Refreshments will be served. Rev. O.
Schunke haa a message to bring.
CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Eighteenth and State streets. Rev.
Amos K.- M4nneman, pastor, phone 8726.
German coniraunion services U:30 a.m.
'i'ote the dunce in time.) Subject:
"Set For the Rise and Fall of Many."
English services 11:00 a.m. Anthem by
the choir: "The Lord Is My Shepherd."
Lizzie De Armond. Sunday school 9:40
a.m. Miss Martha Batterman, Supt. Ev
ening services 8:00 p.m. Subject : "The
First Church Council." Lutber League
7:00 p.m. Evening service lec. 31. 8:00
p.m. Subject: "We Are Not Worthy of
the Least of These Thy Mercies." This
service will be followed by a watch night
party nnder the auspices of tbe Luther
League for young and old. German Now
Years services New Years morning 9:45
a.m. Subject: "And His Name Shall Be
Jesus." English New Years services at
11:00. Subject: "New Opportunities."
TJFPEK ROOM M2SSI0S
337 Court street. IT. Hsusen, psstor.
Sundsy services at 11 a.m., 3 and 7:45
p.m. The world'a youngest Evangelistic
party wilt have charge of the afternoon
and evening servies while Missionary A.
J. Jensen will bring the morning mes
ssg. Solos and duets will be delivered
by th Tan Gnndy children evangelists
at these services.
TntsT baptist
Marion and Liberty streets. Robert I..
Payne, pastor; phone 1920. Morning ser
vice 11 'clock; subject: "A We Pass
This Way But Once." A Kew Tears mes
sage. Special music by the church choir
and mala quartet. A sermonette for
children. Evening servies 7:90 'clock;
th seventh and final messsg from the
sermon an th mountain. Special music:
Cherua choir and orchestra. Sundsy
senool :c a.m.; rred tsroer, nupt. Mid
week services 7:30 p.m. Thursday even
ir.r. Hire groups meeting at 0:80.
FTBST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Corner of Liberty and Center. A. P.
Layton, minister. Bible school at nine
morning service will be in rhsrge of
forty-five. L. L. Thornton, Supt. The
Evangelist Lawrence A. Mead of Kan
sas who will open th evangelistic cam
paign la this church. Harold Mead of
Oklahoma will have charge of the music
and will bring a speeisl message in song.
Th Christian Endeavor will hold its
regular meeting at 6:80. This service
will be of special interest to all young
feople. Th Mead evangelistic party will
are eharg of the evening service, which
will begin at 7:80. A song service led by
Harold Head and followed by a sermon
by Rer. Lawrence A. Mead. The evan-
genstie services will continue for three
weeks.
MILL ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner 15th and Mill streets. Leslie B.
Bailey, paator. Residence 714 South
19th street. Morning worship 11:00.
Subject: "Tne Accptabl Now." Even
ing worship. 7:30. Subject: "Uncondi
tional Surrender." Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Mis Esther F rick son. Superin
tendent. Epworth Leagne, 6:30 p.m.
Mid week meeting Wednesdsy. 9:00 p.m.
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
Basel and Academy streets. Sunday
school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Brother C. D. Saney
will preach in the morning. Watch
night prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
megular mid-week prayer and testimony
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Corner Church and Chemeketa atreets.
7:30 a.m. holy communion. 9:45 a.m.
chnrch school. 11:00 a.m. morning prayer
and sermon. Special Christmas musie re
peated t thl service. Ney Year's day.
holy communion 9:00 a.m. Tuesday and
Wednesday confirmation classes omitted
this week.
XnOET MEMORIAL
19th and Ferry streets. H. C. Stover,
pastor: Phoa 1924J. Morning service
11 dock; subject: "Things I Leave
Behind." Duet "Th Earth Declares
th Glory of Cod" (Lowden) Irene Kit
ner and LaRavne Haac. Eveninc servies
7:80 'clock; subject : "Chnrch Obliga
tions (a service recognising chorea of
fleers). Special music: Anthem "A
Closer Walk With God" (Ashford)
Sunday sehoel 10 a.m.; C. C. Harris.
Supt. Young People s meetings e:45.
CHURCH OT THE XAEA1ENR
On block south of Center en 19th
street. L. D. Smith, pastor: phone 2940
Special music: Th Boffer Evangelistic
Sinter will sing family song. Even
ing service 7:30 o'clock; subject "God'a
Pity Tor Souls." Special music: The
Singing Friesens will sing and apeeial
instrumental music by David Heide, John
Wiens and Henry Wiens. Sunday school
9:45 .so.: F. M. Litwiller. Supt. Mid
week service 7:80 each evening except
Monday and Saturday at the church.
Youstg people's meetings Sunday evening
6:30. Mis Then Sampson, president.
Mr. Clyde Hoffer, leader. The juniors
will meet st 6:30 with Mrs. Smith.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Stat and Chnrch streets. F
C. Taylor, psstor; phone 974. Morning
servie 11:00 o'clock; subject: "The
Cud of Communion" Quarterly Obser
vane of The-Holy Communion. Special
musie: Anthem "Arise Shine" Elbey
Solo Ronald Craven "Hold Thou My
Hand, 0 Lord." Evening service .7:30
o'clock: subject: "How to Have a Hap
dv New Year." Special mnsie: Anthem
"Even Me" Warren Solo "Com Y
Blessed" Scott. John Crnkovich. Sun
day school 9:45 s.m.: Ben E. Riekli
Supt. Mid-week services: 7:30 p.m.
Thursday; th pastor, leader; subject
"Putting Off and Putting On." Young
people' meetings: All three chapters
will nnite to hear Roy Lochenoar talk of
his experiences in the Orient, in the
Annex at 6:30. Church nursery in charge
of the members of the Y. K. K. Bible
clas. Junior church will unit with
the adult church for th Communion Service.
REFORMED
Corner Capitol and Marion streets. W.
6. Lienkaemper, pastor; phone 668 W.
German service 10 o'clock; subject
"Fellowship Through Worship." English
srvic 11 o'clock; subject: "Christ
Comes to his Own and His Own Receive '.
Him Not." Anthem by the choir. Sun
day school 10 a.m.; F. E. Krue, Supt.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Highland and Church streets. Edgar
P. Sims, pastor. Morning service 11
o'clock. Evening service 7:30 o'clock;
subject: "Message on the Revelation."
Sunday school 10 a.m.: Earl M. Beckett,
Supt. Mid-week services 7:30 - p.m.
Thursday; the pastor, leader: place: the
church. Jr. C. E. at 4:00 p.m. Sr. C.
E. at 8:30 p.m.
FORD MEMORIAL M. E. COMMmfTTT
Corner Gerth avenue and Third street.
Meredith A. Groves. pastor; phone
1566M. Morning service, 11 'clock.
Rev. J. 8. Greene prtaching. Special mu
sic includes a piano solo by Miss Eva
Arnold, and a vocal duet by lorine Bager
and Muriel Kaster. Evening aervice
7:30 o'clock; subject: "The Cross
Roads. " Specisl mtmc: Vocal solo by
Miss Josephine Albert, whistling solo by
Wesley Warren. Music by the orches
tra. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Mrs. J. L.
Austin. Supt. Mid-week services 7:15
p.m., Wednesday; the pastw, leader;
place, Epworth League room. Senior and
Intermediate Leagues 6:30. Senior top
ic: "A Yes-r End Review." There will
be special singing and other special un
tie. FIRST SPIRITUALIST
Fraternal temple on Center street be
tween Liberty and High. Services this
Sundsy evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tbe re
gular pastor, Rev. Luella M. La Valley
will be the speaker. Topic, "Th As
pects of Modern Spiritualism." messages.
A circle will be held Sundsy evening
frm 6 to 7 o'clock.
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION
853 Court street. C. S. Johnson, pas
tor. Services 8 p.m. Evening service
7:30 clock. Full Gopel messages,
lirely singing, earnest prea. hing, testi
monies. Services Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday evenings. Sunday school at 2
P.m.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Cottage and Chsmeketa streets. Rev.
Martin F. Ferrer, minister. Church
school at 10 a.m. Graded instruction.
W. E. Feldman, 6upt. Devotional ser
vices at 11 a.m. Subject. "The Golden
Rule. Mrs. Martin Kerrey will sing
"Fear Not Ye O Israel." by Buck. Mrs.
W. A. Denton at the organ.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL
North Winter at Jefferxon and Fair
grounds Road. Harry E. (iardner, pas
tor; phone 2234W. Morning service
11 o'clock; subject: "I Am Resolved."
Special music by the choir directed by
Prof Herman Clark. Kvtning aervice
7:30 o'clock; subject: "If 1 Had My
Wish." Sunday school 9:45 a.m. H. B
Carpenter. Supt. Mid week services 7:30
p.m. Thursday. Young people's meet
inga 6:30. Church Forum 6:30.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Washington and 8. Commercial streets.
Charles C. Hawgrth, pastor; phone
1697M. Morning service 11 o'clock;
subject: "What Does 1930 Hold For
Met" Evening service 7:80 o'clock;
subject: "What If Christ Had Not Been
Bora!" Sunday school 10:00 a.m.: afar-
guente P. Elliott, Supt. Mid-week ser
vices 7:30 p.m., Thursday; Charles C.
nswortn, leader; place: th church, C.
E. room. Young neonle's meetinrs: -BO
p.m. Sunday, topic; Youths' Needs That
nnss jn rill. Leader, Miss Sophia
Town send.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Center and Libertv street r'krla. V
Ward, pastor. Morninr .ervir- 11
o clock; subject: "In th Beginning
God " Special musie by th mixed
quartet both services. Evening service
7:30 clock; subject: "The Cross of
Christ," with the last four reela of "The
King of Kings." Sundsy school 9:45
a.m.; F. E. Neer. Runt
CENTER ST. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
thirteenth and (enter streets. P. J.
Sebnert. pastor. 774 North Winter
street. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m.
Morning worship at 11 a'cWk. Wor
ship at 7 :S0 p.m.
AMERICAN XiUTHERAV
Church street, bet ween 1 'li.-m.L.ta amrf
Center. "Expecting the Consolation of
Israel," sermon topic at 11 a.m. and at
7:30. "Between the Years." Th Phir
will sing st the morning service snd the
church chorus st the evening song ser
vice. Music directed by William McGil
ehrist. The Pageant is directed by Max
ueninar, tne Luttter Leagues at 6:30 with
a program "Christmas in Other 1-ands ."
Sunday school at 9:45 Max Oehlhar.
Supt.
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACTJB
Full GoSDel church, affiliated with th-
Assemblies of God. Corner 13th and Fer
ry streets, t-srl v. Jenmson. psstor.
r-hon 20J0M. Afternoon service, a
clock. Evening service st 7:45. Sun
day school. 1:45 n.m. W. B. Plnnev. Knot.
Children a chnrch 6:30 p.m. Miss Lor-
ene rrvor, leader.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
9:45 a.m. bonder school W. T. J.
Supt. Preaching services 10:50 a.m. snd
7:30 p.m. B. Y. P. TJ.'s 6:30 p.ss, (Sr.
ins. ana Jr. I Bermon subjects a.
Forward ' Special musie bv ehorna
enir; p.m. "Anticipation of th New"
Jola ns ia nr 6. Expiration.
FIRST PSESRTTERIAJr
North Winter and Chemeketa streets
Kev. Aorman K. Tally. D. D- castor:
phone 1610W. Morning service 11
clock; subject: "Travel Stains"
John 13:10. Special music: Anthei
"Brightest and Best" (Coombs). Or
gan numbers: "Allegretto Orasloso"
(Tours), "Noctnrnett" D'Evrv). "Al
ia Marcia" (Smart). Evening aervice
t:su oeioek ; subject: "Th Past Re
Quired Heel. 1:15. special music:
Anthem "Love Net the World" (Har-
ser. urgan: "Evening Hron" (Marsh)
"A Memory" (Near ing). "March ia I)"
(Harris). Sundsy school 9:30 a.m.; L.
M. Ramage, Bupt. Mid-week aervice
7:80 p.m. Thursday; Dr. Tally, leader,
xoung people s meetings :30 p.m.
Instrumental Hawaiian Guitars
You never heard such playing;
Mr. David Heide, Mr. John VJen
and Mr. Henry Wiens
The Singing Friesens Will Sing
Church of the Nazarene
One Mock South of Center on 19th
SUNDAY EVENING 7:S0
Hayesville District Will Ob
serve 146th Quarterly
Conference Sunday
The 146th quarterly convention
of the Hayesville Sunday school
district will be held Sunday, De
cember 29, at Middle Grove, with
representatives from the 13 Sun
day schools to be in attendance.
Theme of the convention will be
"Peace" and the scripture text
will be from Luke 2-14.
The Pratum Menoonite, Hazel
Green, Clear Lake. Pratum M. E.,
Keizer, Labish Centef. Brooks
Union, Salem Japanese. Hayes
ville. Eldriedge. Middle Grove.
Chemawa and Fruitland churches
are all members of the confer
ence. W. E. Savage is president
of the group. G. G. Looney, vice
president, and Lois Keeter is sec
retary. The program for the various
groups follows:
Senior sessions: William Col
lard, song leader; 10:00 devo
tional, Hayesville Sunday school;
10:20 Illustrated review. Ho
mer Leisy; 11:20 special music;
j 11:25 Special feature ky Pra
i turn Mennoniie Sunday school:
11:4J Basket dinner. Afternoon,
1:15 Song service; 1.30 Roll
call and business session; 1:45
Special music, EMriedee Sunday
school; 2:00 Address. "The
Prince of Peace-'" Rev. "VY. Earr'
Cochran; 2:30 Special musU
Clear Lake Sunday scho'ol; 2:40
Address, Professor Matthews of
Willamette; 3:1' Special music,
Keiser Sunday school.
Junior program: Mrs. W. II.
Scharf, leader; 10:00 devotion
als, Labish Center Sunday school;
10:20 "Camp Fire3 in the Con
go," Mrs. A. A. Lee; 11:35
special music, Keizer Sunday
school; 11:45 basket dinner. Af
ternoon: 1:15 roll call; 1:45
"Christmas Story." Hazel Green
Sunday school; 2:13 Special mu
sic, Eldriedge Sunday school;
2:30 A talk to Children on
Peace, Cora A. Beardaley.
Three Ford Memorial
Boards to Meet Monday
A number of meetings are plan
ned for Monday evening by groups
of the Ford Memorial Community
church, West Salem. At 7 o'clock
the Sunday school board will meet,
followed by the official board ses
sion at 7:4 5 o'clock and the board
of stewards meeting at S : 30
o'clock.
The boy scout troop sponsored
by the church will meet Tuesday
night at 7 o'clock, with Ray Fer
guson acting as scoutmaster. Fol
lowing the business session, there
will be volleyball games, otber
athletics, a program, refreshments
and a religious service closing at
midnight. Wednesday night choir
practice will be held, beginning at
8:16 o'clock, and Thursday the
church boys will practice volley
ball at 7 o'clock.
E. V. Jennison Annnounce
Services for New Week
Mid week services for the Evan
gelistic tabernacle are announced
as follows by Rev. E. V. Jenni
son, pastor; The Tuesday night
meeting is the annnal bus!nes
meeting o f the Tabernacle to
which all interested friends as
well as members are urged to be
present. This meeting is to begin
at 7 o'clock. Thursday night, fel
lowship, song and praise, with
William F. Schendel bringing a
message. The Young People
service will be 7:45 Saturday
night.
Glad Tidings Mission
Now Over Auto Store
The Glad Tidings Mission, the
oldest Full Gospel assembly in Sa
lem, calls attention to friends that
it is now located over the Western
Auto Supply store on Court street.
Rev. C. S. Johnson, the pastor,
says: "We have always contended
for the 'faith once delivered to
the saints. We belong to no or
ganization and bare no creed but
the Bible."
PLANNING REVIVAJj
The Salem church ot Nazarene
is planning to open a series of re
vival meetings, beginning a week
from Sunday. Rev. J. E. Ayeock
and wife will be in charge.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rogers Bldg. Cor. High and Ferry
W. KARli COCHRAN, Paetor
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. W. T. Jenks, Supt.
Preaching services 10:50 a. m., 7:t0 p. m.
A. M. "FDRWARD" '
Special music by the choir
P. M. "ANTICIPATION OF THE NEW'
Join us in our "SmGSPniATION :
WELCOME