The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. .Oregon, Satnrday Morning, May 3, 1930
PAGE THREE
Church News .'. Sunday Events and Happenings of the Week
ALBANY
TO SINGHERE
Interesting Program to be
Given at1 First Presby
terian Sunday Eve
As an echo of the Easter sea
son, and as tn introduction to
Better Music week, the choir ot
the Albany M. E. church will give
an interesting concert at the
First Presbyterian church Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock. The
music, though by various com
posers. Is arranged in the logical
order of the Easter story and will
be giTen by the choir of 30
Toices under the direction" ol C.
Lural Burggraf.
The program is as follows:
Solo, "Who is This That Com
eth From Edom?" Buck, Ted Gil
bert. Solo, "A Ballad of Trees and
the Master," Chadwick, Mrs. P.
T. Ployhart.
Octet. "The Light of the
World." Matthews.
Solo, "Now the Sun is Darkened,-
Matthews. Mr. Gilbert.
Choir, "Is Thy Cross Too Heavy
Brother?" Matthews.
Solo, "The Everlasting Hope."
Matthews. Mrs. Clyde Wllliam
on. Mens' Chorus and solo, Mr.
Louis Bennett.
Duet, "As It Began to Dawn,"
Buck, Miss Louise Austin, Mrs.
Stanley Peterson.
Choir. "They Have Taken Away
My Lord," Stainer. Solos by Mrs.
Ployhart.
Ladies' quartet, "He Lives
Again," Parks.
Choir, "The Resurrection,"
Shelley.
St. Cecelia Offertoire Xo. t.
Batiste.
Duet, "The Breaking of Bread,"
Matthews, Mrs. Williamson, Mr.
Gilbert.
Choir. "The Lord of Life,"
"Wooler.
Benediction and Choral Amen
The Week's Sermonette
The Crucified Life
By REV. C. W. HATCH
(Pastor First Church of God)
PASTORS
ATTENDING
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
"Then said Jesus unto His disciples, "if any man will come
after me. let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow
me. For whosoever will save bis life shall ose it: and whosoever
will lose his life for my sake shall find it." Matt. 11:24,25. To the
one who wishes to follow Christ, the way of the cross is the only
road to follow. It is the only road with the promise of the Christ
life within. It is the only way we may truly find the life spoke of
in the last of the above text.
There are three steps Involved in finding our lhres. First a
denial of self, selfish ambitions; second, a bearing -of the cross
to Calvary, there to die; third, the life to which we are raised
through Christ. Paul expresses, it very clearly in his Galation
letter, chapter 2:20 "I am crucified with Christ; nevertheless I
live; yet not I but Christ llveth in me."
The matter of becoming a christian is not merely turning
over a new leaf. It is not merely forming good resolutions. It ia
not merely joining church. It is not merely beginning to do relig
ious duties. IT IS DEATH. It is a death as real as the- death of
Jesus. It is a crucifixion as real as the crucifixion of our Lord. It
is being raised to walk in newness of life with Him, just as truly
as he was raised. -
There is no use wasting words about it. If we have not tak
en the way of the cross, if we have not died, if we have not re
ceived His life in us, we are none of his. In the crucified life will
we "find" our real life the life eternal.
WEEK'S MEETINGS
M. E. GIVEN
Church Board to Hold Quar
terly Session and Other
Groups Will Gather
Meetings for the week for the
various groups of the First Meth
odist church are announced to
include:
The church school board will
CHURCH CHOIRS JOIN OBSERVANCE !f
$
Knight Memorial and West Salem Groups Announce Programs
OF BETTER MUSIC WEEK IN SALEM
The chorus choir of the Knight
Memorial church joins with oth
er choirs of the ctiy in observing
Better Mnaic Week with a concert
to be given, in the Knight Memo
rial church Sunday evening at 8
o'clock.
Oregon and chorus numbers
mwt on Mnn nln at SIR have been selected with Better
o'clock for its Quarterly covered Music Week in mind. The num-
dish supper. Immediately follow- bers as they will be presented
ing the meal, a special speaker re:
will present a talk on the sub- "The Green Cathedral (Carl
Ject, "The Central Objective of Hahn), Chorus; "The King of
the Church School Teacher, and L"e My Shepherd Is" (Shelley),
How to Succeed." Superintendent part ladies' chorus; "Morn
Ben E. Rlckli. will preside at the ln Speaks-Baldwin), Chorus;
brief business session which will "1 With All Tour Hearts (Aria
follow the address. from Elijah), Ronald Craven ;
The women of the T. K. K. "Coin Home (Anton Dvorak)
Bible class will meet on Tueslay Chorus; "It Any Little Song of
iftnnn o ti Vftma f ihoir Mine ( Poem with organ accom-
president. Mrs. P. H. Acton, on panlment) , Caroyl Braden; The
Hanson avenue. A?
The women of the Yomarco ""ru.
LUST OF PICTURE
WILL BE SCREENED
Sunday evening the time of the
church service at the First Con
gregational church will be 8:00
o'clock, the theme being "Striv
ing For Character," illustrated by
the last three reels of the mov
ing picture: "Striving For For
tune."
Wednesday afternoon the Mis
sionary, meeting of the month will
be held at the home of Mrs. E.
Cooke Patton, 883 Court street.
Dr. W. C. Kantner will tell of his
personal experiences as a circuit
rider in Oregon. The hostesses are
Mrs. E. C. Patton. Mrs. E. D.
Kibbe, Mrs. C. E. Ward. Mrs. Lu
ella Charlton, Mrs. A. N. Moores
and Mrs. Mary Cauthorn.
..On Saturday, May 10, the wom
en of the church will hold a plant
and bulb sale at 337 Court street
when flower lovers will have an
opportunity to add to their stock
of flowers.
JEFFERSON, May 2 Rev. A.
W, Oliver, pastor of the Jefferson
Evangelical church and Rev. r.
W. Launer, pastor of the Albany
ehurch, with J. F. Emmett and D
W. Jones as delegates of the two
churches, formed, left Tuesday for
Vernonia, to attend the annual
conference of the Evangelical
ehurch which convened April 29
and lasts through May 5. Bishop
J. S. Stamm, D. IX, of Kansas City,
Mo., will preside at the session.
During Rev. Oliver's absence
there will be no preaching service
on Sunday, May 4, however the
Sabbath school will meet at 10
o'clock and in the evening Chris
tian Endeavor at 7:00 o'clock,
with Raymond Wilson, leader.
South Salem Friends
Retain Rev. Haworth;
Elect Other Officers
Rev. Charles C. Haworth was
retained for another year as pas-,
tor of the South Salem Friends
church by-vote of the congrega
tion at the annual business meet
ing and elections held Thursday
night. B. C. Miles was elected pre
siding clerk and treasurer; Mrs.
Carl Miller, recording clerk; and
Nathan Cook,. Sunday school su
perintendent. New officers will
assume their positions immedi
ately.
Reports of the various depart
ments on the year's work were
given, and showed a satisfactory
condition throughout the church.
New Babies
Get Spoons
From Class
The Leslie Can Do class of the
Leslie Memorial church was en
tertained Wednesday, April 30, at
the home of Mrs. J. W. Ritchie,
1720 South Winter street.
A special feature was presenta
tion of three baby spoons to the
ew babies present, with Mrs. S.
M. Laws making the presentation
peech. The babies were the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clark, the
son of Dr. and Mrs. Ward Davis
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Wills.
Mrs. Clyde French and Mrs. B.
F. Pound assisted the hostess in
the entertainment. Preent were:
Mrs. J. S. Murray, Mrs. R. R. Ras
mussen, Mrs. E. A. Rhoten, Mrs.
Charles Vick, Mrs. Clark Wills,
Mrs. Vernon Clark, Mrs. Frank
Rock, Mrs. Ward Davis and Mrs.
C. S. Orwig, Mrs. S. Darlow John
son, Mrs. E. D. Procter, Mrs. W. J.
Linfoot, Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs.
S. M. Laws, Mrs. B. J. Otjen, Mrs.
D. Roseman, Mrs. Wayne
Greenwood. Four visitors were
present: Mrs. W. B. Henderson,
Mrs. Ben Wilkey, Mrs. M. D. Rob
inson and Miss Florence Ritchie.
Nazarenes Will Hold
Annual Meeting and
Election Wednesday
The church board of the Church
of the Nazarene will meet Mon
day night at 7:30 o'clock and
the annual meeting of the church
will be held at the same hour
Wednesday night Reports, from
the pastor, the Sunday, school
superintendent, N. Y. P. S. presi
dent, W. F. M. S. president and
all church otfjcers wiN be heard
Wednesday night. -
A special meeting of the young
people of the church has been
called for Friday night, at which
time there will be election of of
ficers.
Missionary Group Plans
Meeting For Next Tuesday
The Woman's Missionary socie
ty of the Market street Free Meth
odist church will meet at the home
of Miss Elvine Kavanaugn, rxorth
14th and Markets street, at 2:00
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, May 6.
Miss Kavahaugh will conduct the
devotionals and Mrs. Minnie
March and will present the home
mission work. Mrs. Lela Barham
will conduct the study class.
Castle United Brethren
Schedule Important Meet
An important meeting of the of
ficial board of the Castle United
Brethren church is scheduled for
Thursday night at 8: JO o'clock
and it is especially urged that all
members be present. The regular
meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be
held Wednesday.
Brotherhood Plans Meeting
For Tuesday Evening, May 6
TURNER, May 2 The Tur
ner Ml E. Men's Brotherhood will
hold its May - meeting Tuesday
evening, May t, at the church.
program is being prepared with
Robert C Smith of Marion as
speaker. All interested are wel
come. Ivan Hadley is president
and D. B. Parks, secretary.
BOARD TO MEET
The official board of the Court
street Church of Christ will meet
Monday night at the church and
the Ladies' Aid sociey will hold
an all-day session on Wednesday.
O
Bible class will meet with Mrs
Donald J. Allison will present
W. B. Minier, 1754 Saginaw, on three organ numbers: "Pilgrim's
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. S
Covert will act as assistant host
ess.
The Women's Home Mission
ary society will meet in the
church parlors on
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. L.
TA .h ...111 .nnnnt 4lin
devotions and Mrs. Nellie Rahe
will act as program leader. Mrs
B. L. Steeves will, speak on
"Home Missions in Hawaii." Spe
cial music will be furnished by
Mrs. Mary Fargo. Mite boxes will
be opened at this meeting.
The mid-week prayer and praise
service will be conducted by the
pastor on Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The subject. "Mod
ern Mothers and the Mothers of
the Bible," is the subject for the
study of the hour.
Chorus," from Tannhauser; "An
dante in G." Batiste; "March
Pontificale," Lemmens.
Sunday Radio Services
10:50 KPO, San Francisco,
Noasectarlan services.
11:00 KHQ, Spokane, Cen
tral Mehodtst church.
KFOX. Long Beach, St.
iuXe'a Episcopal.
KGW, Portland. National
Youth conference. Dr.
Daniel A. Poling, "Was
Jesus a Plagiarist?"
11:15 KOMO. Seattle. Ply
month Congregational
church.
12:00 KGO, Oakland, KO
MO, Seattle. KPO. San
Francisco, Cathedral hour.
Dr. S. Parkes. Cadman,
"Man and His Fellow
Creatures."
2:06 KGO. KOMO. Catholic
hour.
8:00 KFOX, Long Beach.
Christian Science.
TNX, Los Angeles, First
Presbyterian.
A special music week program
will be giTen at the Ford Memo
rial church Sunday evening. It
will consist of the following numbers:
Vocal solo by Miss Ruth Bed
ford. Whistling solo by Wesley
Warren. Vocal 60lo by Miss Al
dene Smith. Vocal duet by Miss
Martha and Miss Ruth Maerz.
Piano solo by Miss Eva Arnold.
Vocal solo by Miss Hope Ray
mond. Violin solo by Miss Vina
Emmett.
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LEfflS
SUPPORT
The Ladies'1, Aid of the Ford
Memorial church will meet Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Em
mett Dickson. The Epworth league
has planned a business and social
meeting for early in the week, at
which time officers for the ensu
ing year will also be chosen.
Wednesday Cochran Arranges Special
Sermon for Church Women
Playing no partiality, a sermon
for women only will be given
Sunday night at the Calvary Bap
tist church, when the pastor. Rev.
W. Earl Cochran, will preach on
"Who's to Blame?" A special
sermon for only men of the
church was give last Sunday by
the evangelist. Dr. E. J. Bulgin.
and to even up matters. Rev.
Cochran has arranged the special
topic for Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock.
Convention Scheduled
For Liberty on Sunday
LIBERTY. May 2 The Red
Hills Sunday school convention
will be held at Liberty on Sunday.
May 4. The Sunday schools of
Rosedale, Roberts, Salem Heights
and Pringle will meet with Liber
ty for an all day meeting. There
will be a basket dinner at noon.
A good program has been arran
ged. Everyone is welcome.
Jason Lee church school super
intendents and officers met the
past week and arrangements were
completed for the support for six
students in the foreign mission
field by th ehurch school depart
ments. The report showed the sup
port' of several now completed for
this year. The support began the
first of January in some cases now
completed.
Committees were also named to
arrange for leadership, publicity
and financing the Daily Vacation
church school to begin June 9.
This will be the third year for the
school. It will open to all ta the
community regardless ot denom
inational preference. Pictures
will be furnished the last Sunday
in June for those persona who
have attended every Sunday since
last October 1.
The regular monthly meeting ot
all official members and officers
of the church will be held on
Tuesday evening in the church
parlors at 7:30. This will be in
the form of the final pre-confej-ence
meeting o is very important.
Adoption ot the budget for next
year will be an important feature.
Also the discussion of the change
of election of officer to conform
with the new conference date will
be considered.
The last annual quarterly con
ference will be helj June .
tmbap ikrbtces m Halem Ctjurctjeg
4 Supervisors 1'
Talk Business
To Roadm aster
Delegates to Annual
Convention to Report
At Meeting on Sunday
TURNER, May 2 Misses Lil
lian Peterson and Nellie Barber,
Organization of Sunday
School Reported Finished
ARBOR GROVE, May 2 A
Sunday school has been establish
ed in Arbor Grove and held its
first meeting last Sunday. The
following officers were elected:
Mr. Johnson, superintendent;
Mrs. M. R. Burroughs, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Brickley, bible
class teacher; Mrs. Snooks, direct
or young people's department;
Mrs. S. W. Zehner, Junfor class
teacher; Mrs. E. A. Burroughs,
primary teacher. Sunday school
will be held every Sunday at 10
o clock.
whn u-orot rielppafpa tn the state First Baptist church Sunday
Christian Endavor convention at ' J"'
Marshfield las week. Will give Sniritual Millionaires" and for 8
their report of the convention at U'r!ofk. "The Battle Ground of tbe
the 8 o'clock evening service or "
me tjnriuau cnurcu. sue pasiu ts ttust mrtTARIAN
subject for the 11 O ClOCk morn- Korth Cottaee and Chemeketa afreets
Inir urrli-a will Ko "WUrlnm th Rev Fred Allian Weil, minister. Par-
t- i .v.. ei" Tw II C I sonace 6-7 Chemeketa. tnurcn acnepi
iiwun wi io . v.. w. - morning Service 11 a.m.
Epley is arranging special music germon' -Christianity and Religion."
for thi services to he riven bV ftnln b Mrs. W. J. Minkiewits. uri.
th Choir and orchestra. I Mary E. Denton onanist.
Women Planning to Sew
For Eastern Seminary
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladles missionary society of
the First Church of God was held
at the home of Mrs. A. D. Sutton,
980 N. Cottage street, Thursday.
Two very interesting readings
were given by Mrs. Sutton and
Mrs. F. O. Repine, and a solo by
Mrs. J. E. Van Lydegraf. Plans
were made for embroidering linen
for the church seminary at An
derson, Indiana.
CENTRAL HOWELL, May 2
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bye enter
tained with a family dinner Sun
day in honor of their father. Hen
ry Bye. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd Bye of Silverton, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudisall and three chll
dren of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs
Chris Lelchty and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bertie Bye and Miss Bonita
Behrends.
CHTTECH Or THE NAZAREXT5
One block Routh of Center on 19th
street. L. D. Smith paMor. rhone 2940.
Sunday school 9:43 in the morning.
Frank Litwiller. Snpt. The junior ehoir
will sinlf. Morning worship 11. 8nb
Jett "The Pilot and the Haven." The
quartet will sinft The Life Boat.
Yoonj? people a meetings at 6:30 p.m.
Mist The a Sampson in charfe. The jun
iors will meet with Mrs. Smith the aame
htoar. Evening Evangelistic aerriee at
7:30. Clyde Hoffvr will mc a aolo. Sub
ject "Th Root ol all Evil."
FOKD MEMORIAL M. E. COMMUNITY
Gerth Avenue and Third Street. Mere
dith A. Groves, pastor: phone 156R-M.
Morning service 11 o'clock; snbject:
Our Unfinished Task. fpeciai music
nnsT CHMSTIAW "
High and Center ree!s D. 3. Howe,
pastor: phor.e 1933 .1. Morning service 11
o'clock: snl,je"t: "Ioyslty to Christ."
Special music: Anthem: "In the Home
piano volnntary by Misa Ruth Kees and i of Trial Broome. Anthem: "I'nfold
vocal dnet by Doria Hamby and Violet ! Ye Portals" from "The Redemption" )
Wallace. Evening service 8 o'clock; Gounod. Evening seri.e T:30 o'clock:
snbject: "The Christian Attitude on i sanject: A i erthin Kick Man." Bap
FIRST BAPTIST
The usual aerviee will be held at the
Rev. Dri-
Change in Time Announced
TMMAITOXZ. BAPTIST
Dhrner Haiel and Academy. Sunday
rhl 10 m. A new class will be
For St. Joseph's Church K.n?B.drJie. Vt'Tr ?tlw
topic: "Sowing a.nd Reaping. evening
A change in time for masses at :4-ii".S 11
St. Joseph S Churcn naS Oeen an- 1 Ronth America will be with na thia week.
rfounced by Rev. J. R. Buck. Pas- Young people a meetings riday even
r . I . ..'
tor effective Mav 11. The usual ' "
masses, at 7:30 ana 10 o ciock,
will be held tomorrow morning.
but on Sunday, May 11, the sum
mer schedule will go Into effect
and masses will be at 7 and 9:00
o'clock.
2 Multnomah
Judges Voted
On by People
CAXVART BAPTIST
W Earl Cochran, pastor. Sunday
aehool 9:45 a.m. W. T. Jenke, Strpt.
Preaching servieee 10.50 a.m. and 7:80
p.m. H Y. P. Ua 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Sunday aehool teacherm and effitera meet
in 7:30. Wednesday 7:30 prayer meet
ing. 8:80 businese meeting. Thursday
ehoir rehearsal. A. M. "The ehaUenge
ef Christ to Yon." Anthem "Still, Slill
With Thee." P. M. Service for Women
only on "WWl to Blame?" Epeelal
snuiic
COURT ST. CHURCH OT CHRIST
Court and ltth atreeta. B. V. Shoe
maker pastor. Residence 845 8. Winter.
w-kl ACOA T e a 11 at M einfl
Under a Stipulation filed in Cir-i..,. Sermon topiea: "Exalting
rnlr rniire Tiara TTrtftaT- th rft- t rfcri,tl 11 m Renorta from C. E.
ferendum on the 1329 legislative uto eonvention 7: so P m. a. m uet
... . ...j , .- by the Misses Gertrude and Jtargare
act providing two additional Cir- Soimaker. Sunday .ehool S:4S
cult iudarea for Multnomah eonn- Un ivsxk v.rshaiL SuDt. Young Peo-
ty will be placed on the ballot In pU' Mn .6:S0 gm- l0""'
- 1st 1:80 the Misses Helen Kruger, preei-
XMOVemDer, lau. dent amd Ella Smith will give report
Joan Carson, appearing lor tne I of the state C. E. convention at jsarsn-
state, against Hal B. Hoss, al- fleid. pi .
leges' that a discrepancy existed Hjjji -.y Wed-eld .SwSS
Deween tne tiue given me l u- meeting Wednesday
nosed referendum measure and neariai following.
tk. H1a fin ar n Ida rtpii
lators Petitions. Fifteenth and Mill streets. Leslie .
under stlnulatlon of Don par- n.nA- castor. Morning worship n
ties, this has been Clarified and Subject: "A Living Sacrifice
the date for voting set.
7:80. Choir re-
FLYER HEADS WEST
EL PASO. Texas. May 2.
CAP) Frank Goldsbprougb, 19
year-old trans-continental flier,
will leave here tomorrow for tuc
The
n&stnr Trifhinf. Evening worthip 8.
Subject: "The 61ft." Church aehool
O-l.l am. Misa Esther Erickaon. 8upt.
Enworth league. 7:00 p.m. MM-week
meeting Wednesday. 8:00 p.m
SUMMIT
Orchard Heights Road. Mereditk A.
flmTM nutnT' nhone 1566-M. Morn
' i n . . r ' 1 .. l . ... V, ; "Hi!.
SOn, AriZ., On .anotner g or n cafiaislied Task." Sunday acaool 11
flight to California.
I a.m. Larkin Oriee Bupt.
1
Mrs. Paul Edwards to Talk
At Leslie Memorial Church
Mrs. Paul . Edwards will be
the speaker Sunday morning at
Leslie Memorial church. Mrs. Ed
wards, who is an interesting
speaker, has chosen as her snb
ject, "The Unfinished Task."
The service begins at 11 o'clock.
Annual Banquet
For Mothers and
Daughters May 9
An event for mothers and
daughters f the First Meth
odist church is announced
for next Friday, May 9,
when the Annual mothers'
daoghters banquet will be
held mt the chnrch.'The hour
Is set for 6:30 o'clock.
The men of the church un
der the direction of the
Men's Council will prepare
and serve the dinner, J. Bur
ton Crary will be the Bend
chef and will have as his as
sistant. R. K. Ohlinsj. D. H.
Mosber and F. C. Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid society of
the church will have.charge
of the program and music
und toMts following the din
ner. .
i All another and daugh
ters of the church and con
gregatkm will ptuHiclpate fc
thiei
SIGNATURES AFFIXED TO BOULDER DAM CONTRACT
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tin
fi 11 c'
4?
Secretary of Interior Wilbur was ready to approve the Boulder
Dam power contracts negotiated by John B. Miller for the Southern
California Edison company (left); Northcutt Ely, assistant to Sec
retary Wilbur; W. R- Whitsett, for the Metropolitan water district,
and Dr. John R. Hajnea, president of the Ixs Angelee water and pow
er commissioners.
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I
Amusements. A 50-minute musical pro
gram in observance of music week. Sun
day school 9:45 a.m.: Wesley Warren.
Supt. Mid-week services Wednesday,
the pastor, leader: place: church. Young
People'a meetings: Intermediate and
Senior leaguea 7 p.m.
EMMANUEL FULL GOSPEL
Corner North 17th and ChemeVeta
streets C. Lewis Rounds, pastor. 1765 Vt
State street. Phone P03-M. Services Sun
day 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday school
10 a.m. Yonng People"! meetings Sat
urday evening at 8 p.m. Week day aer
vices Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
S p.m. Wednesday evening Cottage
prayer, meeting.
CHSI8T1AH AHD MISSIONABT
iT.T.TtHCC TABEBJTAACLE
r5 yerry itreefl. Ixraise Pmnifl.
pastor. Phone 753-J. v B. 8. at 9:45.
Mrs MyT White, 8upt! Sermon at 11
o'clock. Y. P. 8. missionary service at
6:30 led by the pastor. Tuesday ev
ening prayer and fellowship meeting led
by Mrs. lelsy w iison. i. r. o. uw
prayer meeting on Thursday night. Spe-
ial music at nunaay sericr mi
by the chorus ehoir.
7ISST SPIHITTJALIST
Tr.tern.l Temule on Center street be-
w.n T.ihertv and Hiah streets. Services
thia Sunday evening at 7:30 e' clock. In
the absence 'of the regular pastor, v. r..
Scott will be the speaker. Messages. A
school of spiritual instruction will be.
held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock and a
circle from 5:30 to T o'clock.
CASTLE UNITED B RETHREW
North 17th and Nebraska streets. L.
W. Biddle, pastor: phone 2622 J. Morn
ing service ' 10:45 o'clock: subject:
Missiona and tnnsttan wuciuun.
Thia ii a eombined 8. 8. and ehurch aer
viee. Piano aolo Marion Chase: Hesita
tion Eleanore Means. Missionary talk
Mrs. J. C. Hill. Evening service, 7 :30
o'clock; subject: Young People'a Anni
versary Day program, junior pageant.
"Go Forward." Special music: vocai
aolo Helen Christiansen; piano aolo
Laveme Homyer: violin aolo Charity
Blodgett. Worship service by five young
eople. Sunday achol JU a.m.; Mrs. u.
I Biddle. children' Snot Mid-week
service 7:80 p.m. Thuraday; Pastor Bi
ble atndy at the church. Young People's
meetinga 6:45 p.m. Sunday. Chapter 3
ef "Continuing the Fellowship.
FREE METHODIST
Corner Market and North Winter
streets. W. N. Coffee, pastor; pnone
2296-W. Morning aerviee 11 o'clock.
Special music: quartet, t-vening service
7:30 o'clock. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Herber Hansen. Supt. Mid-week services
7:330 p.m. Thursday: Mrs. Minnie Mar
chan, leader; place: church. Young Peo
ple'a meetings 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Emory
Goode. leader.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeketa itreets. Rev.
George H. Swift, rector. Holy Com
munion 7:o a.m, fjoiy tucnansi nu
sermon 11 a.m. Church aehool w:a a.m.
Study elaaa Monday at 1:30 p.m. cnotr
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (Mo. Syn.)
North 16th and A streeta. One block
north ef Old People'a home. H. .
HGross. paster. F.oglish service 9:4j a.m.
German at ll:oo. isnnaay scnooi
a.m. Congregational meeting Sunday 2
p.m.
nEST ciixrscH or god
Kwod and North Cottage afreets. Rev.
C. W. Hatch, pastor; phone 1580. Morn
ing service 11 o'clock; subject: "God's
First Fruits." Duet Claudine Gillespie
and Dorothy Travis. Evening service
7:80 o'clock. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Lyle D. Knox, Supt. Mid-wefk service
7:30 p.m. Wednesday; pastor, leader:
Y. P. 8. meetings 6:30 Sunday. Dorothy
Travis . Bible reading contest.
LESLIE MEMORIAL
(Methodist Episcopal)
South Commercial and Myera streets.
8 .Darlow Johnson pastor. Residence
848 E. Myers. Phone 2764. Mrs. Paul
E. Edwarda will speak at 11 o'clock on
"The Unfinished Task." "Praise Ye
the Lord," (Zeisberg) will be sung by
the choir. At the evening service at 8
o'clock, there will be apecial music and
the paster will speak on "A, Strong
Man'a Weakness." Sunday eehodl 9:45.
E. D. Roseman, Supt. Yonng People'
meeting at 7 o'clock. Mid-week ser
vice and YouBg People' discussion
group Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Sooth Commercial and Washington
street. Charle C. Haworth. pastor.
Phone 1697-M. Sunday school at 10
a.m. Nathan Cook, Supt. 11:00 Mora
ine Worship. Sermon : Aid to the
Chriatiaa Life. Anthem by the choir.
6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meeting.
Topic: "How May We Fin Our Life
Work!" Miss Mary Flndley will also
give talk to the F.ndeaverers on Peace.
7:80 evening worship. Address by Mis
Mary Fiadley on World Peace. Special
mosie by tne male qnartet. inuraoay
7:30 p.sa. prayer meeting sad Bible atn
dy led by the pastor.
CHRIST LutukRAV
Eighteenth and State street. Rev.
Amos E. Minneman, pastor, phono S726.
German services 9:45 s.m. Sabject: "I
Abb til Good Shepherd." English aer
riee) 11 b-bb. Snbject: "1 Believe the
Holy Christian ehnren." Special aanstc:
Anthem: "J Wat Glnn" oi y enoir.
Sol by Arthur 8iebens. Baaday school
9:40 tn. Martha Batterman, Supt.
English evealng services S:00 p.sa. Sb
tect: "Th Metlag to th Church at
Tdoaeaa ." .Lather lean meeting Mon
day at S p.m. Important baaiaess ia to
be traaeecteo.
turns! service. Sundav school 9:45 a
J. B. Protiman. Snpf. Mid-week ser
vices P:(i0 p.m. Weiu'fla;-. Young Tco
ple'a meetings 7:00 p m. Young Peo
ples hour. '. E. groups meet in their
respective room.
GLAD TIDING8 MISSION
253 Court street. C. 8. Johnson, pas
tor. Afternoon service 8 o'clock. Or
chestra and congregational singing. Ev
ening servi.-e 8 o'clock. Sunday school
2 p.m. 1. I.. Cummin. Supt. Mid-week
services Tuesday Thursday ami Saturday
evenings.
PRAYER BAND
The Salem ho'iress missionary prayer
hand is meeting ea'h Friday morning at
9 o'clock at the Church of the Nazarene.
on 19th street, one block south ef Cen
ter street. Mrs. Clara Cooler, president,
in charge.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Center and Liberty streets. Charles E.
Ward pastor. . Morning service 11
o'clock: subject: "Human Suffering and
the Heavenly Father." Anthem: "Let
Not Your Heart, Be Troubled" 'Berwald)
Solo: "Jurer Yet and Purer" (Lane)
Mrs. Harry Harms. Evening aerviee t
o'clock; subject: "Striving for Char
acter" with the last three reels of the
moving pMure: Striving for Fortune."
Special music: Anthem: "'Shades ef Ev
ening Gather." (HarrU). Sunday school
9:45 a.m. F. E. Neer, Rupt. Mid week
services: 7:30 p.m., Wednesday.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Corfner of Winter and Chemeketa
streets. Rev. William S. Gilbert, D.
D., aupply pastor. Bible school at 9:30
a.m. L. M. Ramage, Bupt. Morning
worship 11 o'clock. Dr. G. Voorhies,
pastor of the Presbyterian chnrch at
Fairfield, low, speaks on, "Ths Suf
fering Chriit." The musie will include
sn anthem, "Turn Ye Even to Me"
(Harker) with incidental solo by Miss
Josephine Albert; solo, "Let Not the
Wise Man Glory in His Wisdom" (Mac
Dermid) Mr. Win. Wright. Organ num
bera are: "Spring Song" (Mendelssohn),
"Larghetto" from Symphony in D (Bee
thoven), "March" from the Magic
Flute (Mocart). Christian Endeavor so
cieties (Intermediate, Senior and Young
People) meet in their respective rooms at
7:00 o'clock. At 8 o'clock we shall
have a sacred concert by the choir of
the Albany M. E. chnrch. Mid-week
prayer meeting at 7:80 p.m. Thursday
Dr. Gilbert leading.
Four road supeluisors repoit
pd to Frank Johnson, county
roadmaster, durins office houis
Friday, discussing with liim plans
wor improvement? in their re
spective areas this year.
Charles Taylor who has charge
of the Sunnysi'ie road district,
discussed with Johnson a road
improvement iie feels needed
there. The commissioners ill
look over the road. Johnson
promised Tayior.
Peter Jensen of Gervais rvaa
in to ask the roadmaster when
market road work would betrin
in his district. Louis Judaon who
is supervisor of the 12th street
county road, running south from
Salem, discussed his work with
Johnson as did R. J. Bettencourt,
supervisor of the I.ivesley station
district.
Thomas Gets Job
At Eureka, Cal.
m i - P"
Word has been received that L,
V. Thomas, fofmerly ot Salem,
with the J. C. Penney company
and later in the advertising; de
partment of the Staesman has ac
ceped a position as advertising
manager of a paper in Eureka,
Cal. Mr. Thomas left here two
years ago and has been in adver
tising work In Bremerton. Wash
ington since that time.
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST
North Cottage and D. streets. G. W.
Rutach minister. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Sam Schirman Supt. Morning ser
vice 11 o'clock. Sermon topic: "A
Warning: "5rieve Sot the Holy Spirit."
The Lord's Supper at the close of the
service and the hand of fellowship ex
tended to 13 tew member;. B. Y. P. V.
prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. G-.
Schunke will deliver the message at 8
p.m. Sermon topic "'The Invitation of
the Holy Suirit and the Church. Choir
selections at both service". Regular mid
week prayer service st 8 p.m. Wednesday.
FIRST METH0DI8T EPISCOPAL
Corner State and Church streets. P.
C. Taylor pastor: phone S74. Morning
service 11 o'clock: subject: "Christian
Perseverance and it Reward." Organ
prelude by Prof. T. P. Roberts "Fanta
sie in C" Nvin. Anthem: "Ye 8hall
Dwell in the Land" "Stainer. Solo "Hoe-
anna" lirair.er Ronald Craven. Evening
service 7:30 o'clock: snbject: "The
Scarlet Smvl.ol of Salvation." Organ
Prelude bv Prof. T. S. Roberts "At Twi
light" Fry'inger. Xumers by the
men's ehoni. Church school. 9:45 a.m.
Ben E. Riekli. Supt. Mid-week services:
7:30 p.m. Thursday: the pastor, leader:
topic: "Modern Mothers asd Eible Mo
thers." Kpworth league : 80. Jun
ior church at 11:00 a.m. "The Child in
the Temple". Misa Sutherland leader.
Church Xursery in charge of Mrs. Lea
rner and Mrs. L. L. Lee.
Claims totaling $1721.07 havo
been paid to Statesman subscrib
ers on the One Dollar. Accident
Insurance policies Issued to subscribers.
JASON LEE CHURCH
Fairgrounds Road. North Winter ni
Jefferson .streets. Harry E. Gardner, pas
tor. 2234-W. Church school in session
at 9:45 by departments and with classes
for every age. H. B. Csrperter, Supt.
Morning worship at 11. The tbeme,
"The Sower." Special rauaie ay tee)
choir directed by Prof. Herman Clark.
Church Forum, Intermediate, Big
school and Young People leagues meet
at 7 p.m. Evening praise service be
gin at 8 p.m. "Retribution" will be
the theme. The third of the series of
discussions ef the meaning and message
of Pentecost will ,V considered at the)
Devotional meeting' Thnrsdiy' evening at
7:30. Stndy begins with Acta 10. Cli-ir
practice Thursday i-v,nirg.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Corner Highland and Church. Kdgar
P. Sims, pastor. BiMe school 10 a.m.,
E. M. Beckett, Sup. Clase for all ce.
Morning worship 11 a.m. Yonng Peo
ple' C. E. 7:00 p.m. Evening services
8:00 p.m. "Message on Revelslion
Nineteen." Prayer and monthly meet
ing Thursday 8:00 p.m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty- streets. Si.r-
day services at 11 s m. and 8 p ro. Sub
ject, "Everlasting Punisl.ment." Sun
day school at 9:4 and 11 S.m. Testi
monial meeting at 406 Masonic Temple
open from 11 to 5:? except Sunday . rd
holidays.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
Church street between Chemeketa si:d
Center. Rev. P. W. F.r.Lsen, pasttir.
Phone 2921. 11 a.m. "Is the Fl.-k
Properly Cared For." A4hem and a
song by the male qnarfft. Evening ser
vice at 7:30. Life srvice program under
the auspices of the Lather League. Ad
dress by Mai Gehlher and the pastor.
Anthems by the church chorus and the
Luther League quartet. Sunday school
at 9 "45 Max teaihar Mini. i.mser
leagues at B:3'1. 'Silver Tea" nest
Wednedsav 2:30 at the home af Mrs.
Arnold A." Krueger "Z2 Lincoln, spon wir
ed by the Lutheran Ladies' guild.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church St. Bt. Chemeketa Center. A Downtown Church.
11 A. M. "IS THE FLOCK PROPERLY CARED FOR?"
Anthem .... Choir
Song .... Male Quartette
7:30 LIFE SERVICE PROGRAM
Address, by the Pastor and Max Gchlhar
Song Service, Anthems - Church Chorus and
League Quartette
Rev. P. W. Eriksen
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CALVARV BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner High and Ferry Rodger. BMg-
Sunday School 0:40 a. m. W. T. Jenka, Sup
Preaching Set-rices 10:50 a. m. nd 7: SO p. m.
B. Y. P. U.s :0 p. m. Sr., Int., and Jr.
A. M.
The Challenge of Christ to Yon
Anthem "Still, Still With Thee"
P. M. Women only
Who's To Blame?
Special Music
YOU are WELCOME f
W. EARL COCHRAN, Pastor
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