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Tlfteen thousand members of
the Christian "church (Disciples
of Christ) will meet in Washing
ton, D. C, next month, to hold
three significant conventions
within a ilne day period. B.F.
Bhoemaker o the Court street
Christian church and D. J. Howe
Of the First church and many
Other in the atate are planning
to attend these conventions.
For three years, this religions
oody. now numbering 1.750,000
has been preparing tor this gath
ering at the nation's capital. The
programs are! now completed
and most of the details for the
handling. of such a large delega
tion, arranged.
A thousand young people wru
fcniii & five day Youth conven
er October 15-1. Robert
Sams of Atlanta, Georgia, is the
president. The young people
will dismiss nroblems and issues
haying to do with modern youth,
and the ennrcn.
r Tho International convention
nf the Discioles of Christ will
begin on Tuesday' evening, Octo
ber 14. K. A. Long, a layman oi
Kansas City, is president of this
convention ana ww jiicomo
Its sessions.
During this convention, Octo
ber 14-19, the new National City
Christian church will be dedicat
ed on Sunday morning, October
It. The building is locaieo. on
Thomas circle. Over 40,000 in
dividual members of the church
es throughout the nation have
contributed to it.
The convention will launch an
8.000.000 Ministerial Pension
find campaign to care for the
ministers of this religious body
at the time of their retirement
The world convention will be-
Jjbunba? Ibertriceg in Halem CfmrdM
TTR8T SPIMT0AIIST
.fddie Bracken Robinson, lecturer nd
ysycaie adrisor of Portland.- will lecture
ad fire messases Sunday at 7:45
'clock. Topic, '-The Dead Can Return
eirele will be held from 5:30 to 7
'dock Sunday eniut by accredited
readers of the ehurcb. all aerTices held
t the Nelion building on Chemeketa
Street between Liberty and Commercial,
formerly held at Fraternal Temnle on
Center street.
AHEBICAIT LUTHERAN
Church street between Chemeketa and
Cente. A downtown church. Morninjf
worship 11 a.m. Sermon topic: 'God
JUqnires Growth." Anthem: "O Wor
ship the Lord," choir. Sunday school
t S:45. Mti Cehlhar. Supt. Derotion
als for Luther leagues at 8:30. At 7:30
the Luther league assisted by some 40
Yooar People will present a Pageant,
'Bignal Hill."
LESLIE MEMOHIAL
South Commercial street at Myers. 8.
Par lew Johnson, pastor. 848 E. Myers
street., phone 2764. Church school at
t:45 with a place for erery memberof
the family. Stearns Coshing. Snpt. The
earlier days of Leslie Memorial church
Will be commemorated at the Sunday
aerricee. See story elsewhere. Three
Leagues st 6:30.
CHUBCH 07 THE KAZA2XSE
One block south of Center on 10:h
Street. Rev. Fletcher Galloway, pastor.
Residence 475 Korth 24th street. Phone
J J0-W. The pastor will speak Sun
jmm id. fnllnwin subjects: 11 a.m.
"a fiirreii'ul Christian. Ars You
Oner" 7:80 p.m. "A Great Man With !
' Serious Trouble." There will be epe- j
eial music in each of
xnese ifri. i
Frank M. Lit-
filler Sunt. N. Y. P. S. 6:30 p.m. Mis
The Sampson, president. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
CASTLE UNITED BRETHREN
North Korth 17th and Nebraska S'-S.
L. W. Biddle, paster. Sunday school
45 a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock;
subject: "A Billy Day Message." Ev
ening worship 7:30 o'clock: subject:
"The Gospel of Jesus Christ." Young
People's meeting 6:30 o'clock: subject:
"How Won'.d I Spend One Mil'.ian Dol
lars!" FIRST BAPTIST
Corner of North Liberty and Marion
streets. Willism H. Robins, pastor. Reg
alar services Sunday. Bible school at
t:45 in charge of Supt. Fred Broer and
his corp of splendid teachers. Classes
for all ages. Morning worship at 11. The
second message in Paul's Epistle to the
Xphesians will be given. Subject:--"The
Believer's Riches in Christ.
Special singing by the ehoir. Yonag
People meet at 6:30. Evening evange
listic service at 7:30. Bong service i
charge of Mr. Broer and ehoir. assisted
by the orchestra. The third sermon on
"Great Crises of Sacred History" will bo
preached. Subject: "The Folly of Popn
Jar Opinion." or "The Universal Conse
iuenees of the Flood." Old gospel songs
will bo snng. Tuesday nirbt at 7:30
Teacher's Eiblo study class. Wednesday
evening prayer and praise service 7 :30.
Choir practice Thursday evening.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Thirteenth and Center streets. A. T.
uajton, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
Ate. Morninr worshin 11 o'clock: sub
ject: "True Riehea." Special music -by
the ehoir. Evening worship , i:au
'clock: anbteet: "Beautiful Tears.
Young People's meeting 6:30 o'clock;
subject: "How Would I. Spend a $1,000.
OOO on Missions."
ntn caiiiskEOITIOHAL
Center and Liberty street. Charles "E.
Ward, pastor. Sunday school : a.ni,
Iforaln witeshin 11 o'clock: Dr. Kant
ev will have chare of the service and
Miss Mary Preston of New York City
will sneak. EDeeial music by ohoms
choir. Erenlnr services will begin next
Sunday, October S with as) illiAtrated
address bv Rav Conway entitled: "The
Firmament Showeth His Handiwork."
SOUTH SALEM rRIENDS
Sooth Commercial at Washington
atreets. Chas. C Haworth, pastor. Bun
da school 10 am. Hornier worship 11
'clock; subject: Rev. and Mrs. Tamplia
and Rev. Chester A. Uadlev. all of Fort
land, will be n re sect both- morninr and
evening and bring tho messages. Tho
former are returned missionaries Irons
Central America and are now mndor
appointment for service in Bolivia. Tho
latter is superintendent of Oregon Year
ly meefiag.- Evening worship S o'clock.
Vesper; service, at which oao of those
mentioned above will speak. Thorsday,
7 :S0 p.m. prayer meeting and Biblo study
in l sjeristaiaas.
,- -Ml faHER COMMUNTTT
? Located in tho Keixcr scheoTheuse.
Htyes 'Bealt, pastor; Jo. E. Bart raff.
caarek school Supt. Classes for all ages
iag at 10 a.m. with Church aerviee
. at 11 a.m. As a." member ( tho
Hayesville Fnndny school district, Kei
" r will join with tho other ia tho
OwarterW convention at Clear ' Lake
Church srV.mt and preaching, aervie. will
M held, followed by a basket dinner.
, 1 " TIXST PRESBTTKRIAir
' Corner of Winter and Chemeketa
treeta. Groves- O. Birtchet, D. D, pu-
PLANS TRIP
tXtfl
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Iter. B. F. Shoemaker, pastor of
the Court street Christian
church, who will leave shortly
on a trip east He will attend
tho world convention of Chris
tian churches In session fa
Washington, D. C, next month.
gin on Sunday night, with
"Roll call of nations." Dele
gates from thirty countries will
attend this gathering that con
tinues until Thursday night, Oc
tober 23. Some of the overseas
delegates are arriving now. The
delegation that is traveling the
farthest is the one coming from
Australia. Forty make up this
delegation. They will land Sep
tember 26, at San Francisco, and
will be given a personally con
ducted tour across the country
to Washington.
SEIPP FAMILY MOVES IX
JEFFERSON, Sept. 26. The
J. H. Seipp family have moved to
town, from the old Dickenson
rangh, north of Jefferson; and are
occupying the E. J. Shumaker res4
idence on the Pacific highway;
This makes It more convenient. !
for the children who are. attend
lng school.
tor. Sunday school st 9:30 s.m. L. Ml
Ramare, Supt. Morning worship, ll
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. "Kef
fleeted Youth." Anthem, "Springs in
the Desert" (Jenninjjs), Solo by Mrr.
Florence Teed. "I Heard the Voice of
Jeu( Say" (Rathbun). Orpin numbers.
"Holy. Holy, Holy" (West), "Grand
Choeur in C" (Salome). The Christian
Endearor society and the Young People 'fc
forum meet at 6:30 p.m. Evening worr
ship. 7:30 o'clock. Sermon, "The Neir
Garment" Dr. Birtchet. The ehoir wjH
sing, "There Shall Be Xight Ko More';'
(Fearis). Organ numbers, "Adoration'?
The Holy Citr (Gaul). "To a Wild
RoseV (McDowell), "Jubilate Deo'f
(Loret). Mid-week prayer service en
Thursday at 7:30 o'clock.
rSEX METHODIST
Market and Korth Winter streets. J.
R. Stewart, pastor, Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock: sub
ject: "The Trial of Faith." Evening
worship 7:30 o'clock; subject: "The
Bride of Christ."
HIGHLAKD FBIEKD8
Corner Highland and Church, Edgar
P. Sims, paitor. Bible school st 10 a.m..
Earl M. Beckett, Supt. Classes for all
ages. Morning worship 11 a.m., sub
ject: "A Man of Like Passions Prayed."
Evening service, subject: "Is Modernism
the Apostsey?" Jr. C. E. st 5:30 p.m.
Sr. C. E. at 6:30 p.m. Evening service
7 :30 p.m. Mid-week prayer meeting
Thursday 7:30 p.m.
KNIGHT MEMORIAX
19th and Ferry streets. H. C. Stover.
minister. Morning worship at 11. Ad-
dresr.es by Donsld Barnard and Csrybl
Braden of the subject "Strength snd
esvty are in ma Jsanctuary.
"My God. My Father" (Wrigley)
Dnett
Ben-
eitta Edwards and Harriet Adams'. Ev
ening service at 7:30. Sneaker, Miss
Mary Preston of New York City. An
them by the choir "Sun of my Soul"
(Wilson). Sunday school at 10 a.m. C.
C. Harris, Supt. Christian Endeavor 1st
6:45 p.m.
EMMATTTEL FULL GOSPEL
Corner North 17th and Chemeketa
street. C. Lewis Rounds, pastor. Res.
17651 State street. Phone 903-M. Ser
vices Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Sunday school 10 a.m., H. Morriss, Supt.
Young People's aaeetiugs: Friday evening
at b p.m. Week-day services Tuesday
evening at 8 p.m. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting.
CALVASWY BAPTIST
CAXVABT BAPTI8T .
High and Ferry. Graded 8. B win
begin at 9:40 a.m., followed by preach
ing at 10:50 a.m. Subject: "Overcoming
tho World." Anthem: "God is Love'"
by Wilson. Obligate by Mrs. M. i R.
Irish. Three E Y. P. U.'s at SiSO
p.m. Popular gospel song service : at
7:30 p.m. Prelude to sermon: "Seme
Things that Were a Credit to Our State
Fair." Sermon: "Signs of tho Tiroes.'
Anthem: "Sing and Rejoice" Williams.
Incidental solos by Mrs. Chas. Davis and
M. K. Irish. Wednesday evening fel
lowship and prayer Mrvlce at T:30
o clock, followed by official board meet
is g. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening
at 7:su p.m.
ST. JOSEPH'S
Rev. J. R. Buck, pastor. Sunday mom
lng. September 21, the regular schedule
of masses will commence. These will be
at 7:30 and 10:00 o dock with benedic
tion after last mass. ;
FIRST UNITARIAN S
North Cottage and Chemeketa streets.
Rev. Fred Albaa WeiL minister. Resi
dence. 657 Chemeketa. Church School at
it) a.m. fjhnrcn service at 11 a.m. Ser
mon: "Judgments." Mrs. Walter A.
Denton, organist. : j
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION i !
151 Court street. C. 8. Johnson, j psS-
tor. Sunday school a p.m. Alternooi
worship 8 p.m. Evening worship ' '
o'clock. Young People's mueeting
o'clock. Meetings every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings
- COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
Court and 17th streets. B. F. Bh
maker, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning worshin 11 o'clock: subject :
"Paul's Great Address to the Athenians
Concerning God. Evening worship; 7:30
o'clock; subject:.- "Leaders Jkmong
Men." Young People' nsewting i S:80
o'clock; subject; "How-. Wwnld I Spend
as AAA AAn -uu.I...I't . : A o.:., .
all day Wednesday-. Mit-ocaf aaeetiiig
Wedaesday. T:8fr "yx t I
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TUtST CHURCH OT'OOja i
Corner Hoo and Cot tags street. C
W. Hatch, -pastor. Phono 1580-J, Morn
inr service) 11 o'clock. . Subieet ,aMedel
Prayer No. IX Special araaie: Duet ia
7:80 service. ETeaury service ;t:SO.
Subject by John Batdorf of Eastland
Texas. . Bands school 10 s.m.
Job
Van Lydegraf, Supt. Midweek prayer
aerviee 7 :80 pjnu Wedaesday.
Swung
e's meeting 8:30 bj
Dorothy Tra
vie, leader.
ST. PAUL'S SPISCOPAZ.
Church and Chemeketa streets.! Ber.
George H. Swift, pastor. 8a a day School
t:45 a.m. Holy Communion t :S0 ajs.
Morning worship 11 o'clock. Baptism of
infants during service. Evening worship
7:30 o'clock at Weodbara. ' ;
m
m
EAST FOB VISIT
B. T. Shoemaker of the Court !
Street Christian church expects
to leave next Monday evening on!
a trip to the east via Colfax,8
Wash., and Spokane, to the Twin
Cities to visit relatives and
friends there and In other points
In Minnesota, his native state.;
He has not been in Minnesota.
for nearly 20 years, since coming
west from Minnesota. s i
He and his daughter. Gertrude,'
will go to the International and
World Conventions of the Church,
es of Christ, in Washington, D. C-i
October 14-23, stopping over sun?
day, October 12 in Indianapolis
Ind. The pulpit of the Court
Street church will be supplied
during Mr. Shoemaker's absence.
SACRED HEART HAS
BffiOLLlUT OF 100
GERVAIS. Sent. 2 Sacred
Heart school opened Thursday j merclal at Washington, this Sat
with an enrollment .of nearly I urday evening at 7:30 o'clock, an-
100. Sister Martha, who has I
tanrht in the school for several I
years la here arain this rear and
Sister Kiernan and Sister' Ade-1
lalda of neavertnn ar n a w I
teachers this vear. i
The Past Noble Grand club init
Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Allsun. Other en-
gagements was given as the
this time. Refreshments were
cause for a small attendance at
served at the close of the evening.
ai mo tiuao ui mo evening. I
won, xi t. .i
a two weeks' visit with his moth
er, Mrs. V. O. Booster and other
relatives. Mr. Booster is credit
manager for the Cities Oil Ser
vice Co., In Chicago. Mrs. Ida
Rothrock of Portland was an
overnight visitor at the Booster
home Tuesday and attended the
fair with Mrs. Booster and her
son. '
FORD MEMORIAL M. B. COMMTJMTJT
"onu avenue ana Third streets. Mere'
ditn A. Groves, pastor. Sunrt -,.ni
:45 a.m. Morninr wnrctiin 11 .'.u.k
Subject "The Shadow of th. Pro.. ts..
Communion service will be held. Special
music. Evening worshiD 8: anhi.it
Thine h- the Kinzdom." T.xt t.rmn 4n
senea on the Lord's Prayer. Special
music: Violin solo by Mhts Vina Emmctt.
Vocal duet by Wesley and Martha War
ren. Young People's meeting 7 o'clock:
subject: "How Do I Know I Am; a
Christian." Wesley Warren. i
FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, i
SCIENTIST 5- i
Chemeketa and I.ih.rx : Ci,.l
dy services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sub
ject. "Reality." Sunday school at 9:45
and 11 a.m. Testimonial meeting every
Wednesday evening at 8. Reading room
t 406 Masonic Temple open from 11 to
:ou except Sundays and holidays.: ,
JASON LEE M. E. J
Winter and Jefferson streets. Hugh
Fouke. Jr.. nastor: nhn. nil
Morning service 11 o'clock; subject;
The Expectant Mood of Christianity.'
-vening service 7:30 o'clock; subject:
'Modern Miracle-Workinr ' a...
ehool 9:45 a.m.: Mr. H. R rm.n..
Supt. Mid-week services 7:45 ; pjm
Wednesday: the rsstor. leader: tle-
the church. Young Peonle's meetinea:
30 p.m. Three leagues for Intenna-
iate. High School and College age
froups. ,
FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST I 1
North Cottage and D street a lv
Rutsch, minister; G. Schonke, - Asst.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Sam Sehirman.
Supt. Service 11 a.m. Sermon topic:
Christ s Reward." In the eveninr ar-
vice 8 p.m. Sermon topic: "Our Exam
ples. Regular mid-week prayer ior
vice 8 p.m. Wednesday, j j
REFOBMED
Corner Canitol and Marion streets.! W.
O. Lienkaetnper, pastor. Sunday school
iv a.m. '. L. Kruse, Supt. German ser
vices 10 o'clock. Subject: "In His
Steps." English services 11 o'clock.
8ubjeet: "Renewal of Strength. . j i
CHSM8I TSTANGELIOAL LUTHERAN
Eighteenth and State streets. Rev.
Amos E. Minnemsn, psstor, phono 3726.
uernan services Subieet: God
or Mammon!" Holy Communion! In
connection with these services. -English
services 11:00. Subject: "One of i the
Two." Sundsy school 9:40. ! Martha
Batterman, Supt. Church Council meet
ing Sunday 7:30 p.m. ;
: i
TOST CHRISTIAN' i
High and Center streets. D. J. Howe.
pastor. Residence 1026 North ; Winter.
8:45 a.m. Bible day with short 'program
at 10:30. "Rally Day" next Sunday.
October 5. "600 in attendance' is tho
aim. 11 a.m. worship. Tho Lord 'a Sup
per followed by preaching. Dr.; S. jEarl
Childers, pastor of Eugene church, f will
preach. Duet: "Something for TheeiM-
Wooler,
Miss Aideane Smith. Mis Lii -
Han Scott. 6:30 p.m. Young People's
K"JII on m M
hour. The Senior C. E. will meet : for
reorganisation. The Intermediates will
held a special service inviting the- par
ents. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service.
Sermon by the pastor, "Come Over and
Help Ua." Mid-week service, Wednes
day. 7 :30 p.m. j ;
ST. JOHNS LUTHEEAH (Mo. Synod)
North 16th and "A" streetaJ one
block north of Old People's home. Rev.
n. w. uross. pastor. JEngiian. service
9:45. German at 11:00. Sunday School
:00 ajn. l 1
KILL STREET If. BV 1 I
Mill and 15th streets. . Wesley Dexter
Cordon, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Morning worship 11 o clock; ; subject:
Mr r ather s House. .Evening worship
7:30 o'clock; subject: "Tho Mipd of
Christ." Young People's meeting; 6:30
o'clock. i
SUMMIT ; ;
Orchard Height road. Meredith; A.
Groves, pastor. Sunday school 11 a.m.
Morning worship 9:45 o'clock; subject:
"Tho Shadow of tho Cross." : h
TtatAXTJEL BAPTIST f
Corner of Hasel and Academy streets.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching
at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. jaio-weea
prayer and testimony aeetini. Thursday
night at 7:30. ;
TOST METHODIST i !
Church and State streets. B. B.i Par
ker, pastor. Chnrch school :45 a-aa.
Morning worship 11 o'clock J subject:
"la tho 1ms t st1 God. Evonln; .wor
ship 7:45; subject: 4'Tn Christian Se
cret of a Great Life.' Thro ! Young
People's meetings 6:0 elocrs. - '
XTASGELISTIO TABXRB ACS
Thirteenth and Ferry streets. p. .
Weston, pastor. Sunday school 1:S P-m.
Church service S p.m. subjects? ("Tho
Pentecostal Manifestation." Evangelistie
service at ?:5 p.m. Subject: Why
Proaehr .Monday: AU day TsUowthip
meeting at 11 a.m., f.n. and T;45
n, Taeodayt Bible study in the) Book
of Acts T:45 p.m.- Wednesday: Women's
prayer meeting 1:80 p.m. ! Thursday
hnrcav praywr snooting and Christian
Hfs messsges T:45 p.m. Saturday .Young
People's meeting T:45 p.m. i J
Everyman's Bible
Class WH1 Hear
Candidate Bailey
Edward F. Bailey of Junc
tion City, is to be a special
guest of the Everyman's
class at the First Christian
church here Sunday morn
ing. He will make short
address.
At the morning worship
hour. Dr. C. Earl Child ers,
acting president of the En
gene Bible school will
preach. At the same hour.
Rev. D. J. Howe, pastor of
the church ' here, will give
the conTocation sermon to
the students of the Eugene
school at their service in
Eugene. Howe is teacher of
Everyman's class.
Rev. and Mrs. Templin of Port-
lland will give an illustrated lec
ture on Bolivia. S. A., at the South
Salem Friends church. South Com
nounces Rev. Charles C. mwortu,
castor of the Church,
Mr. and Mrs. Templin have
been missionaries in Central
America tor some years, and are
now under appointment by the
Missionary board of Oregon yearly
meeting of Friends for service in
Bolivia. They expect to go out to
this field early next year.
They have a fine collection of
views of the land and people
where they will labor. Bolivia Is
- , . . i
one of the highest countries in the
ing higher than Mt. Hood. Every
body is invited.
Old Folks'
Meet Draws
Big Crowd
Tie special old people's service
at the chnrch of the Nazarene last
Sunday nierht created a great a-
mount of Interest. Every seat In
the chnrch was filled and about
60 per cent of those present were
over 50 years or aee. Key.
Fletcher Galloway, the pastor
spoke from the subject "The Glor-
lea of Eventide."
Rev. A. Wells, the second pas-
tor of the local church and the
man who built the present build-
ine, led In prayer. Clyde Hoffer,
principal of the Kaiser school,
composed a song appropriate to
the occasion, which he and Mrs.
Hoffer sang. Also Rev. Galloway
sang "Amazing Grace" with the
variations of an old time Metho-
dist class leader.
The oldest person present was
grandma Jemima Bason who was
born In 1942 and will be 89 in
February. She has lived In Ore
gon for 50 years. There was one
Civil War veteran present, A. F.
Arnsmeler, who is 78.
Abraham Friesen who Is 73
years of age and has 20 children
living and 75 grandchildren was
another one of the listeners In
this service. Also A. Banta who
was born In Hollandand who Is
a direct descendant of one of the
famfltaa tftttf at 1 1 nA V.n, imetar.
dam, which is now New York
City Mr. Banta is 72.
Rounds Tells
Program for
eanaaa, ssf OJS
vaV SlindaV
""
Kauy uay win oe opservea &un-
aay, sepiemoer no, iu iub ciu
manuel Full Gospel church, an
nounces the pastor, Rev. C. Lewis
Rounds. Special features have
been arranged for the day in the
Sunday school under direction of
a staff of efficient workers. Some
of the subjects planned include:
"How We Got Our Bible." "The
Boys of the Bible," "The Girls of
the Bible," "Missionary Exam
pies" and "Bible Endurance."
TO HARVEST APPLES -
JEFFERSON, Sept 26. Eckles
McCaw and bis uncle, Mr. Murphy
and Gilbert Spragg left for Hood
River. Wednesday, where they ex-
1 pect to work during the apple
I 1
harvest.
'Unhoused9 Church '
Croup Meets now
On Center Street
With their old church
home being torn down "to
make way for a service sta
tion, and their new one not
yet under construction, the
members of the First Evan
gelical chnrch have arranged
to meet, beginning to mor
row, in the Center street M.
IS. chnrch, corner 13th and
Center, mntll the modern
new building fa up.
The church and parson
age at the corner of Cen
ter and Liberty was sold
some months ago, and the
group purchased a fine lot
at the cornea of Summer
and Marion, upon which the
-new temple will be con
structed. Bids for the new building,
which win be about 100 feet
long and 90 feet wide, will
be opened at 7:SO o'clock
Monday night at a meeting
of the building committee to
be held at the Center street
M. E. church. The aw build
ing will hare about 20 rooms
and although every detail
has not been worked out,
promises to bo one of the
finest structures in the city.
Ber; A. p. Layton is pas
tor of the First Evangelical
chnrch.
LUTHER LEAGUE
TO ENTERTAIN
Young Folk to Give Pageant
Sunday Night at 7:30
o'clock
A three-act pageant, "Signal
HIU" will be v presentee, ny w
members of the American Luth
eran young people's league Sun
day night at 7:30 o ciocr at me
church. The presentation will
take the place of the regular wor
ship hour.
The pageant represents a
group of college students seek
ing light on their life's calling.
Among those taking the main
parts In the pageant, and that
which they will enact are:
' Lougene Breittke and Siviter
Horn, doubters; Lloyd Relnwald.
newsboy; Ila BJelde, civilisa
tion; Dorothy Rogan, home; Lu
vera Horn, education; Valentine
Reisencheck, Industry: .Wllma
Horn, art; Mark Gehlhar, judge
and the law; disease, poverty, ig
norance, war, atheism and crime
also have parts in the story.
Miss Wllma Horn is directing
the pageant.
ANNUAL EVENT FRIDAY
The annual open church night
and social for all departments
and friends of the American Lu
theran church has been planned
for next Friday night, October 3.
The event is sponsored by the La
dies' Guild and departmental
heads, with the following com
mittee In general charge:
Mrs. R. C. Arpke, Max Gehlar,
W. G. Krueger, Allen Fletcher,
Miss Scharlet Lindquist, A. A.
Krueger, R. C. Arpke, Ed Ahrens
and Dorothy Rogan.
WILL EE ORGANIZED
An Intermediate society of
Christian Endeavor of Castle
United Brethren church will be
organized this Sunday at 6:0 p
m. Mrs. S. Chamberlin has been
selected as superintendent.
uisnop ira u. warner, fon-
land, Oregon, and Dr. Russell S
Showers, Dayton, Ohio, will be In
Salem, on Tuesday. They will meet
the building committee at' 6:45
on Tuesday to study the blue
prints for the new church build
lne,
The Woman's Aid society will
meet at the church on Wednes
day
The midweek prayer service
will be at 7:30 p. m. Thursday,
and the first regular official
board meeting of the conference
will be held at 8:30 p.m. Thurs
day,
Dallas Church
Will Observe
Promotion day
DALLAS, Sept. 26 Sunday
services at the Christian church
will commence at 10 o'clock with
the Bible school observing promo-
1 on u2 w'1"
?ises- ThfL Bemr?n ,at 1 n,V C
by Rev. K. E. Burke, will be on
the subject, "It Can's Be Done.
The Christian Endeavor will
meet at seven o'clock, the pro
gram to consist of semi debates
on modern day problems, with
MifiS Pauline Stoop as leader. The
sAi-mnn at R nVlork will have as
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Church Meet
JEFFERSON. Sept. 2 There
will be no preaching services in
the morning at the Evangelical
church, as Rev. Oliver . conducts
services at Sodaville. However,
the Sabbath school convenes at
j 10 o'clock. Christian Endeavor
meets at seven o'clock, which will
be followed by a sermon by the
pastor, using as a theme, "Abra-
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ham.
I Rally day Set
For October 5
The Bible school of the Court
street Christian church is plan
ning for a great Rally day Octo
ber 5, with the aim for 155 pres
ent. Every member is expected
to be there and bring others.
Special features are being
planned.
Young People
Have Service
The Tonng People's society of
the Free Methodist church will
I have charge of the regular ser-
Ivlce Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock and are arranging a spe
cial program for the occasion.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church St Bt. Chemeketa and Center, A
V Downtown Church
11 A. M. GOD REQUIRES GROWTH.
Anthem: O, Worship the Lord,
7:30 P. M. PAGEANT SIGNAL HILL.
By a group of 50 Y. P. Sunday School 9:45.
REV. P. W. ERIKSEN
IVccfe'i SermoneHc
Renewal of Strength
By REV. W. O. LIENKAEMPER
(Pastor Reformed Chnrch)
"They that wait upon the Lord, shall renen their strength
Is.: 149: 31.
Now that vacation days are over we eed strength for our
allotted tasks In the home or at school, In the workshop or at the
office. In oar text we have the promise of strength. There are dif
ferent kinds of strength: physical, intellectual and spiritual
rtrengtii. The source of all strenth is found in God. who has many
ways of renewing our strength.
Some people derive great benefits from the mountains; otn
ers,htre their strength renewed by risking the seashore; still oth
rs spend their vacation in camps and conferences, where they
combine study, recreation, and spiritual fellowship and come back
with' a new store of knowledge, a higher conception of life and
of service and also with renewed strength of body.
Vacation does not mean a period of Idleness, but rather of
change of occupation. An idler will take up his work with flab
by muscles, cobwebs on the brain and a grouchy spirit because
he did not wait upon the Lord for renewed strength of body,
mind and spirit.
This strength Is not communicated In a mechanical way. It is
a vital, dynamic power and It must be obtained by a rital pro-
CCSSo
We get it through faith and fellowship. That Is what "wait
upon the Lord" means. By faith we lay hold of God and through
it appropriate His mighty power. By faith we can say with Paul:
"I can do all threugh Christ who strength eneth me." And again!
"When I am weak then I am strong;" and by constant fellowship
with Christ and by working for Him we develop this strength, so
that according to the promise, "we shall mount up with wings
as eagles; shall run and not be weary; shall walk and not faint."
TURNER. Sent. 26. Members
of the Christian church and Bi
ble school are planning a Home
coming" and rally day, with bas
ket dinner Sunday. October 19.
They have set 166 as their goal
for Bible school aiienaance.
Fred E. Bates is the new Sunday
school superintendent and every
department is taking new inter
ests as a year's work is begun.
Rev. E. G. Gilstrap is at nis
best in a series of spiritual ser
mons. Dr. H. J. Kpiey wm wi
up his chorus work next Suesday
night. . ..
The young people are loosing
forward with much Interest to
the coming of the county Chris
tian Endeavor convention which
will meet at the church October
3, 4, 5. The pastor will give a
special welcome to visiting
speakers and delegates.
Mrs. Van Winkle
Heads Jefferson
Sunday School
JEFFERSON, Sept. 25. The
Sunday school board of the Jef
ferson Methodist church met re
cently at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. D. George Cole.
The meeting was called to or
der by Dr. J. O. Van Winkle, as
sistant superintendent. Tne fol
lowing people were elected offi
cers of the Sunday school for the
mm ine year: Mrs. J. O. van
Winkle, superintendent, Dr. J. O.
Van Winkle, assistant superin
tendent. Miss Haiel Sherwood,
secretary, Mrs. J. G. Fontaine,
treasurer, Mrs. D. George Cole,
pianist, and Dr. J. 0. Van Winkle,
song leader.
Unique Service
Announced for
Leslie Church
An unique service is being
planned for Sunday at the Leslie
Memorial church, when the early
days of the church will be com
memorated. Rev. R. C. Black
well, former preacher, will deliv
er the sermon at the 11 o'clock
hour.
Prof. James T. Matthews, first
president and Lewis Judson, char
ter member of the first Epworth
league of the church will speak at
the 7:30 o'clock hour.
Leslie Church
Tells Program
Of Rally Week
Leslie Memorial church will
observe Rally events the coming
week, with the following activi
ties noted for the week days:
Men's rally dinner .Tuesday
night at the church at 6:15
o'clock; women's afternoon Wed
nesday at 2 o'clock; church fam
ily night with potluck dinner
Thursday evening in the chnrch
parlors: chnrch school at home
night, Friday evening beginning
at 7:30 o'clock.
Live Wires Give
Hunting Pqrty
DALLAS, Sept. 26 The Live
Wire class of the Christian church
will entertain in the church par
lors Friday evening with a hunt
ing party. The arrangements
were in charge of the executive
committee, Clyde Gibbs, George
Ramsey and Miss Addle Martin.
Games and refreshments in keep
ing witn the hunting idea form
ed the entertainment.
STATE Hew
IS HERE
A state-wide fellowship con
rention of the assemblies of God
churches will be held at Evangel
istic tabernacle, 13th and Ferry
streets on Monday, September 29.
The day will begin with a time
of prayer at 11 a. m.
The afternoon session, meeting
at 2 o'clock, will include a devo
tional song and felowship service
with a hearing of reports from
the churches represented. A rous
ing song service and evangelistic
meeting will be the order for the
evening, beginning at 7:30
o'clock.
Contingents from the Young
People's organizations of the
churches are expected to arrive
in the "evening to swell the atten
dance and .provide a large orches
tra and special music, both in
strumental and vocal. The servt
ces will be open to the public.
Rev. C. G. Weston Is pastor of
the tabernacle here.
Rev. Samuel Swanson of Seat
tie, chairman of the Oregon-Washington-Idaho
district o the
assemblies will be present and
will speak at both the afternoon
and evening session. In addition,
a number of Presbyters will at
tend.
It is expected fully 250 people
will be present for the evening
session.
Congregational
Group to Hear
Mary Preston
Miss Mary Preston of New
York City will speak at the morn
ing worship hour at First Congre
gational church. Miss Preston
has been one of the leading city
secretaries of the Y. W. C. A
where she became famous for her
leadership in discussion groups
She was field secretary in the J3,-
000,000 endowment campaign of
her alma mater, Mt. Holyoke col
lege.
Miss Preston is now secretary
or promotion of the Congrega
tional commission on missions.
She Is a dynamic speaker with a
vital message.
Pictured Talk
By Conway set
For October 5
First Illustrated evenln ser
vice of the fall season will be
neia October 6 at the First Con
sregimonai cnurcn, announces
Rev. C. E. Ward, nantor. At that
time Ray Conway will give an
illustrated adress on the theme.
uv f uiuauieni snowetn His
Handiwork.'
Mr. Conwav will
beautiful moving pictures to il
lustrate his talk.
Society Meets
On Wednesday
The Woman's Missionary so
ciety of the First Congregational
church will meet Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Bayne. 414 Bellevue street. An
interesting program is promised
to all who come.
t118 HAVE GUESTS
JEFFERSON. Sept. 26. Mr
5nd vreRobt- Arbnckle and
daughter, Rosalie Pullen of Soda-
A w nf, Uesl of ReT n Mrs.
A. W. Oliver Thnrerlav lr.
Mrs. Arbuckle return;.! te same
her housework durina:-,
er
W. Eart
MONDAY
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Various Events Planned for
Coming Week are
Outlined
Two important Items will come
before the several boards of the
Ford Memorial Methodist Episco
pal community chnrch in West
: Salem when that group meets on'
j Monday night. Plans for the en.
I nual fall rally day, set for Octo
i ber 5, will be discussed and Sun
day school officers for the ensuing
years will be elected. Three
boards, the Sunday school, official
and board of stewards, will meet
that night.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:00
o'clock a meeting of all the wom
en interested In the woman's,
work of the church is called at
the parsonage. Plans for reor
ganization of the women s work
will be discussed. All members of
the Ladles' Aid and Women's For
eign Missionary society especially
are urged to be present.
Lyle Thomas and Wesley War
ren will have charge of the en
tertainment features of the Ep
worth League party and busing
meeting to be held in the Com
munity Hall Friday evening, Octo
ber 3 at 8:00 o'clock sharp. All
young people of the Epworth
league, the church and the com
munity are Invited. In cooperation
with the other church organiza
tions, the Epworth League i
planning a splendid program for
its Rally Day Service, October 5.
Also a goal of 50 present is stt
for attendance. Lyle Thomas will
lead the meeting.
The Boy Scout troop sponsored
by the church wnll meet at 7:(0
o'clock Tuesday night, with Al
Henningsen, scoutmaster. Bible
study Is scheduled for Wednes
day night at 8:00 o'clock.
Immediately following school r.i
Thursday afternoon, the Junior
league members will hold the firM
fall meeting, with Mrs. BurleijrM
and Miss Mason in charge. All
the boys and girls b.tween t lin
ages of 9 and 12 In the comnnir .
ty are Invited to attend.
Birtchet to
Be Installed
On Tuesday
Dr. Grover C. Birtchet, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church,
will be formally installed in Vis
new charge Tuesday. Septembtr
30. The ceremony will be held in
the church here, on Chemekfri
and North Winter streets.
Rev. Monroe G. Everett of C r
vallia, moderator, will presiijr
and members of the Presbytery
will be here to give the charpe
and formally induct Dr. Blrtchn.
to the pulpit.
Dr. Birtchet has been preaching
here for several Sundays, arl
was elected last summer a few
weeks after the sudden death of
Chaplain Gilbert, then supply pai
tor here. Dr. Birtchet's elect , r.
was confirmed at a recent Pre1:
tery meeting in Corvallis.
Fundamentalist
Meeting Called;
Robins Going
Dr. William H. Robins, pastes
of the First .Baptist church, wiil
attend the organization meetir
of the Oregon Christian Funda
mentals association which
meet in the Y. M. C. A. auditor
ium In Portland; Monday tu
ning. This organization, pat
terned after the World"s associa
tion, Is composed of Fundatmi.
talists of various denomination.
Dr. Robins has been asked r.
become s Timber of the Ese. ..
five committee of the state i-
BOCiatiOB.
UNITED
STATES
MARINE
B AN D
The Presidents Own
SALEM
Oct. 13
2:15 to 8:15 P. M.
Horse Show Pavilion
Fairgronnds
LOW PRICES
FOR ALL
Matinee 2:15
Reserved Seats 81.00
Gen. A dm. 50c
Children 25c
Evening 8:1.1
Reserved Seats $l.oo
General Admission AO
Children 54k
The Salem Lions Club -bringing
this reniarkall
entertainment at these lo
prices so that everyone in
the community may com.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Bodgers Building, High and Ferry St-
Graded B. S. 1:40 A. M. W. T. Je.
Snpt. .Preaching 10:50 a. m. and 7:3 i
m. B. T P. U.'s t:80 p. m. Fellowship :
Prayer service . Wednesday evening
o'clock. .
AvM. Orercorningthe World. Autli.
God is Love" Wilson.CArligato by Mrs. IrM'-
A. M. Prelude: Some thing that ff
credit to our State Pair. Signs of the Tim'--
Anthem: "sing and Rejoice." Willi-'
Incidental solos Mrs. Charles Davis ai i
R. Irish.
Cochran, pastor. WELCoMi
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