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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Orcjron, Saturday Mornfn?, Fetsrnary 28i 1931
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Unitarian Church Announc-
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Special Lectures "
The First Unitarian, church is
per resting plans for-an .Institute
ef liberal religion, which Is to bo
keid In the church. North Cot
tage and" Chemeketa streets, the
-wee of March 8-15- it nas reen
mnrMi hv the national Unitar
ian Laymen's league, and the
T Tw Unnra WMtVflM OX
' Boston, mission preacher for the
win pIta seven evening
addresses on -the fundamental
principles of the liberal iaun,
tk. mMtinn will be held every
evening at 8 o'clock, except Sat
urday. 1
These Institutes ' are regarded
as unique in church history
iinM thff are: tmonsored and di
rected by laymen. The member
ship of the League Is made up of
9.500 men who are in business,
the professions and other walks
ef life. At the service in uosion
when Dr. Westwood was copse
crated to this work, his commis
sion was delivered to him by a
layman. Percy w. Gardner, a
lawyer of Providence. R. I., who
Is president of the League.
"We plan this institute as an
fnteniTA-effort to aeauaint the
nnnl nt Salem with tne runaa-
HKer, rellrlon." said
Rev. Fred Alban Weil yesterday,
'Inl explaining the purpose of the,
meetings. "We feel there are
many people in the city who are
not aware that there is a church
here which is free from the
slightest suggestion of cr-edal
obligation, a "church in vhleh
men and women have absolute
freedom, of belief."
"This institute, however, will
not seek to proselytize men and
women from one church loyalty
to another. It will be addressed
tn fhnRA unchurched
people wno nave uiuicu " j
fromtheorthodoxy of the his
toric churches but who neverthe
less wish to have a faith to live
by. and who might find con
genial church home among tne
liberals. The Institute will be
unlike the emotional Billy Sun
day meetings." There will be no
saw-dust trails' and nobody will
be buttonholed to make a 'de
cision. 11 Will Um uuiyij m .na
tional, reverent' presentation of
the modern viewpoint, in re
cordially welcome to these meet
ings, an we extend an invita
tion to those or otner enurcnes
who might wish to become bet
ter lniorjnea on ia tuauamwur
tela of A liberal religion. weu
said, adding, "We hope that this
institute - will make a spiritual
contribution to the life of Salem,
lm that it will set people to
thinking more seriously on - religion,-
renew the consecration of
those already affiliated with the
various churches, and bring non
eharchgoera to take a - definite
stand in religion for their own
good and that ot the community.
These meetings will aet forth the
attitude of Unitarians toward
Ugion and their .views on God.
- Jesus, the Bible. salvation, im
mortality and ' revelation."
WILL ENTERTA
SALEM HEIGHTS, Feb. 27
On Friday March 13 the men of
the ..Salem Heights ' community
club will put on their annual sup
per at the community hall. This
supper will be entirely in charge
of the men. The menu will be
prepared and all of the cooking
done without the aid ef feminine
hands.
.Salem. Heights boasts several
men of expert culinary knowlr
edge and the came men will pre
pare the food who prepared last
years .supper that made such a
bit. Coming so close to Stv Pat
rick's day, the shamrock idea
will prevail throughout the eve
ning.- '
During the supper hour guests
will be entertained 'with music
and song, ala cabaret. After- the
supper the regular meeting of
the club will be. held, after which
the main program of the even
ing will begin. This will be a free
program and all supper guests
are invited to attend, . -
EHCE FOLK
MM GUESTS
; INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 27.
The Eastern Star held a very In
teresting meeting, on Tuesday
evening, with 40 guests from
Dallas present. Three, candidates
were initiated into the order..
After the regular business, ses
sion several talks were given by
the visiting members. At a late
hour a lunch .was served ..in the
banquet room,.' which was deco
rated in daffodils and pussy wil
lows; , ' .. - . .
- The serving - committee in
charge included Mr. and Mrs.
-Dolt Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs.
Casey Jones, Mr.: and Mrs. Lefors
and Mrs. Ida Scott.
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, TEACHERS ENTERTAINED
VALSETZ, ' -Feb. 27 Friday
the "students and critic teachers
were entertained by the wives ot
members of the school board
Mrs.1-. Clarence Powell, . Doug
Grout and Mrs. Bert' Thomas.
Several young men attended
the, party which was held at the
nome of Mrs." Powell.
SALEM HEIGHTS Wl
- Refreshments were served by
Nazarenes Will Vote Today I
On .New Building Progam
The congregation of the
Church .of the Nazarene will
xwnicn nas oeen oiiuaeu oj iu
rbuildinr committee. . If "the vote
is favorable the plans will be, re
leased in the; near future.
The local congregation lias had
a very active Interest lor a num
ber of months nast and a good
growth has been shown in all
departments of the church. The
present building has been crowd
ed to full capacity in the regular
services or tne courcn ana mo
Sunday school.
- Th Ritndsv school has had an
average , attendance for several
months of about 200. Last sun
day In the special service when
Rev. "Bud" Robinson spoke, a
large number bad to stand dur
ing the , entire time, because of
the crowded conditions.
The local church places great
emphasis upon a spiritual pro
gram, according to Rev. Fletcher
Galloway the pastor. The prayer,
meeting on Wednesday night is
one of the best attended and
most interesting services.
A new Bible class is to be
started Sunday in the German
language. Abraham Frlesen of
Dallas .who has spent 30 years
in the ministry of a German
church la to teach this class, and
several have already promised-to
Join it. '
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Teacher-Officer
Meeting Planned
For Monday Eve
The March -meeting of the
teachers and officers of the chil
dren's division of the Sunday
school of the Enfclewood United
Brethren church will be held
Monday afternoon at 4. o'clock
at the parsonage.
The board of trustees and the
building committee of the church
will meet -Monday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
The Woman's Aid will meet
for work Wednesday and will
also serve dinner to the chnreh
workmen at noon. The regular
midweek prayer and bible study
Is Thursday at 7:30 o'clock.
Hawaiian Program
At Church Sunday
A special Hawaiian program
will be given at the First Congre
gational church Sunday evening
when Henry Kaahea. Hawaiian
student from the -University of
Oregon will speak on Hawaii and
sing several solos. There will also
be moving pictures ot Hawaiian
scenery.
Ford Church Has
Full Week Ahead
Services during the week at the
Ford Memorial M. E. community
church are announced as follows:
Bible study Wednesday at 7:45
o'clock; choir and pageant prac
tice Thursday at 8 p. m.; Epworth
league business meeting and so
cial Friday night at 8 o'clock.
Salesmen Invited
To Hear Sermon
, Life insurance representatives
in Salem have been invited to be
special guests at the Sunday eve
ning worship at the Salem Bap
tist temple, of which Robert L.
Payne of minister. The subject
will be "What Life Insurance Is."
FOLK
SILVFH GUESTS
MONMOUTH, Feb. 27. Ten
Monmouth , members of . the
Neighbors of Woodcraft were
guests Monday evening of the
Silverton organization, at a 8:30
o'clock banquet and subsequent
program. Mrs. D. A. Hoag, dis
trict clerk, was the speaker of
the -evening, giving a fraternal
address which explained the fi
nancial plan of the order relat
ing to methods utilized to avoid
Increase ot dues.
- A-large-and appreciative audi
ence enjoyed the affair, and sev
eral readings and musical num
bers were furnished by Silverton
members.
Those going from Monmouth
were. Mr. and Mrs. D.-A. Hoag,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haley. Mrs.
J. E. Winegar, Mrs. .Lloyd Ma
son. Mrs. Claire Winegar, Mrs.
Guy Doming, Mrs. J. F. More
land, and Mrs".' Ed Hamar.
VUSIT BEACH RESORT
ZEN A, Feb. 27 Mrs. S. A. Jud-
son of 'Salem, who is a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
French, her son-in-law and daugh
ter, accompanied her eldest son.
Lewis Judson, .and family of Sa
lem, when they made a trip to
Wlnema Sunday. The party re
ported that the weather waa ideal
along the coast and they travel
ed over dry roads, there being no
ram as we had here Sunday.
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' ! Services are Held be Fraternal Temple . "t J,
. Saaday Morning Cimoa Topic THAT OTHER WORLD." ' '
Sunday aenlng WHAT LXFB INSURANCE IS"
Life Insurance representatives of Salem offices vd be special fuest
; guests at this service. ,
Special music by, two chorus choirs and orchestra ' ,
1 Solo by Kennet Abbot
Central HoweU
Church 'Disbands
After Vote Taken
CENTRAL HOWELL,,
Feb. 27. A .meeting was '
held at the Central Howell
chnreh Tnesday evenlna? 'at
which It wa decided to dis
continue the Congregational
'chnreh here.' --
AH monies ad - properties
belonging . to the chnreh
other . than . the property
where the church stands waa
tamed ever to the Coxre
gtionl church conference.
Rev. C E. Ward, moderator,
waa here from Salem for the
meeting.
No decision waa reached
aa to the disposal oC the
chnreh site. : . v j '
PRATUM AID.MEETS
WITH IS. SILKE
PRATUM. Feb. 27 Mrs. Paul
Sllke entertained members of the
Ladies' Aid in her home Wednes
day afternoon.
After a brief business session
the president, Mrs. George Kleen,
introduced two members of ' the
W. C. T. U. who have Interesting
talks on the work of that' organ
ization. The first speaker, Mrs.
Dan Clark of Harrisburg, told ot
the work which as been done
and urged the women present to
form a branch in Pratum.
Mrs. Pescott of Salem, who is
the president of the W. C. T. U.
of Marion county, also spoke to
the group. ;
Later a group was organized
and 11 of the women became
members. Officers were elected
and the meeting date Bet tor the
second Wednesday of each month.
Those Joining the organization
were Mrs. Hicks, president; Mrs.
Archie Bowen, vice-president;
Mrs. Adam Hersch, secretary; Mrs.
W. P. Emery, treasurer; Mrs. J. J.
Thompson. Mrs. George Kleen,
Mrs. W. E. Branch. Mrs.-G-.-H.
Thompson, Mrs. William deUrles,
Miss Evelyn'Emery and Miss Mitz-
nrT"
Leaguers to Give
Religious Play
Sunday Evening
Sunday evening at 7:30 at the
First M. E. church memheraiOf
University Epworth Leaguetiwill
present the play, "In ' His
Strength," under the direction ot
the Dramatic department of the
league ot which Virginia Durkee
is chairman. Miss Margaret
Stevenson, director of religious
education, and Helen Pemberton,
are coaching the east.
The play in three scenes, deals
with the life of Peter the Apos
tle. The following students com
pose the cast. Peter Eugene
Smith; Adah, his wife Ruth
Schreiber; Zillah, her mother
Jeanne Forest; Andrew, Peter's
brother Wesley Janke; James,
a disciple of Jesus Willis Hers
hey, and John, beloved of the
Lord Melvin Zahrley. -
The -lighting effects will be ex
ecuted by Forest Holladay. Wes
ley Janke and Fred Harris will
be stage assistants and Virginia
Durkee will act as costume chair
man. Blanche Reece will have
charge of stage design and scenic
effects.
Hubbard Young
Folk to Conduct
Morning Worship
HUBBARD, Feb. 27 The
Christian Endeavor of the Feder
ated churches of Hubbard will
have charge ofthe Sunday morn
ing church services as announced
by Rev. Glenn S. Hartong, pastor.
- "A Young Person's Religion"
is the subject chosen by Reverend
Hartong for his message. He ex
presses a hope that great Interest
be. experienced by the whole com
munity by attendance and also by
moral and spiritual support.
Vest's Campaign
Said Successful
WOODBURnT Evangelist R. T.
Vest is holding special meetings
at the Church of God chapel ev
ery night except Saturday, with a
splendid - attendance reported.
Vest is known as - the singing
evangelist - and a feature of the
meetings is the special music.
Special Program,
y For Scotts Mills
SCOTraMILLS.The Merri
man young married people's class
from - the Silverton . Christian
'church will present a program at
the church of Christ at Scotts
Mills Sunday evening at - 7:30
o'clock, ( 5 ' . ' " I .
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PAYNE, Minister I : i J
AMERIHHS
GET KOrJORED PLACE
Exhibit to be Made in Prot-
estant -. Pavilion : Going
: Up in France !
? PARIS. " Feb. 27 American
missions will have a place of hon
or la the Protestant pavilion now
helnr erected in the Boise do Vln-
eennes for the International Col
onial - and overseas' exposition,
which will be Inaugurated early
la May, it became known today.
Dr. Joseph Wilson Cochran,
formerly of Detroit, and Philadel
phia, has been named 'a member
of the committee - which is or
ganizing the pretestant' mission
exhibit. In (picturesque fashion
it will resume the contribution of
Protestant ' missionaries (French,
American and other national
ities) to France's colonial aehive--ment
overseas.
; In Madagascar, for example.
one of the most important , mis
sions Is supported by the Norwe
gian Lutherans of America.
American missionaries are also
active in Indo-Cbina, the Mar
quesas Islands, and In many parts
of Africa, . having constructed
schools, hospitals, and chapels.
From July 4 to 11, a reunion
of American missionaries in
French colonies is to be held in
the new 8800,000 edifice, design
ed in part by Ralph Adams Cram
of the American church of Paris,
vhich will be dedicated at this
time.
Friends Open
Revival Meet
NextTuesday
Beginning - Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 and in the evening at
7:80 Dr. C. W. Butler of Cleve
land. Ohio, will preaoh twice
each ' day through the week in
the Highland Friends church.
These meetings are under the di
rection of Marion' County Holi
ness association, with a ' number
of churches participating.
Dr. Butler Is a man ot unusual
ability and many years of evan
gelistic and teaching experience.
He is president of the Cleveland
Bible Training school, and also
president of the National Holi
ness association.
He is an ordained minister to
the M. E. church- holding to and
declaring the original truth as
set forth by the founder of that
great denomination, John Wes
ley. "The coming ot Dr. -Butler
to Salem gives a rare opportun
ity for all who know and love
the truth," says the regular pas
tor, Rer. Edgar P. Sims.
Special Events
Calvary Baptist
Church Are Told
The special events ot the week;.
for the . Calvary Baptist church
are outlined as follows:
Monday at 7:80 p. m.. church
school business meeting; W. W.
G. meet at the home of Lola-Cochran,
880, North 18 th, same our.
Wednesday at 8:15 o'clock, pot
luck dinner, followed at 8:40
o'clock, by . leadership training
class; 7:30, prayer meeting and
8:30, church business meeting.
Choir rehearsal will be held Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The women of the church will
hold an all-day meeting at the
church Friday, March 6. The
group will sew for the White
Cross,
Independence Aid
Meets For Work
-At Girard Home
INDEPfeNDENCE. Feb. 27.
Mrs. George Girard entertained
the Christian Ait society Thursday
afternoon. The afternoon was
spent In conversation and needle
work. A dainty lunch was served to
the following members present:
Mrs. James Robbie, Mrs. Will
Cockle, Mrs. Bob. White, Mrs. Lou
White, Mrs. Newtonr, Mrs. Winn
and Mrs. Ellen Robinson.
Fundamental Meet
In Portland Soon
The annual spring: bible con
ference of the Oregon - Christian
Fundamental association . will be
held March 1 to f, inclusive, at
the Hlnson Memorial church in
Portland, with Dr. A. C. Gaebe
lein ot New York City the main
speaker..
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(tract. -IUr. ritehr GUowj, pitr.
Residence 475 North 34th (tract. Phase
8309-W. 6Bdr scrriccc . follows:
It s.m. r'Jiakinr Stevsrtthip Prsetiesi."
T:80 "W sr 1 th Hooss f
Friends." SpceUl msie. Bnsdsr
school -S :45 sj 9. M. IMwillsr. Sopt.
If . -Y. P. 8. ni J saior i society, S:SO
P-. . Hiss The . Sssapsos, . yrosidsat.
Mrs, Clsirs Gsllowsy, junior , supervisor.
.. - ... k 1. 1 . ii j. , v . , ..-
Charch street betveen Chemekets s4
Ccater. Rer. p. W. Kriksen, pester. It
Vss. "The Vaiqaeasss .o -the - Serramt."
AntKess by -choir. 8oK, Mr. , - J. -H.
HJort. 7:80 -Wksl th baril Qncstioa
4." Bpecisl slsrisf led ky Wat. Mo
OllehrUt, .aUreetor ot musle.. SoU: Wss.
Bio ma barf. 8un4sy school st t:43. Mix
Gahlssr, Sapt. 8eior Lather lesgae,
:80. DeTotionsl's Iatermodisto lesrao,
Mark Gehlhar, .leader, S:SO. Mid-week
service Wedaesdsy oTeaiaf at 7:S0.
Toplo. "Too Crest Mediator,
TOKO MXMOK1AI. M. u. ooMittrwrrT
Oerth aTomao - aad Third street. Mere-,
dith Groves, paster. . Saaday school
:45 jb. Mornias; worship 11 o'clock;
abject: "Buried Tresiars. gpcsisl biu
tie by Mlii Trula Grant and Junior choir.
Ereninc worship 7:30 o'clock; subject:
"Father ForriTe Theas." . Special ssaaio
bj choir, asalo aartet and orchestra. .
: SXGXXWOOD XT. .
North 17th and Nebrsika street. It.
W. Biddle, pastor. Sunday school . 9:45
ajav . Morninf worship 11 o'clock; ab
ject: Combined serrice. Missionary Bel
ssrs, Mrs. J. O. HilL Xrenins; worship
7:80 o'clock in chars' of Willamette T.
M. C. A. quartet. Junior and Interme
diate 0. . 6:30 o'clock; subject:
"Guide Posts oa Lite's Trail."
XJLBXSK MJBSIQg EVA3X OBTJCA T
CLEAR LAKE Church school at 10
s.n. W. P. Collard, Bopt. Warship at
11. Subject, "The Parables of Kingdom
Expansion." Junior E. L. C. E. at 11.
Tounf People's E. L. C. E. st 7:15.
MIDDLE GROVE Church school at
10 a.ai. T. r. Walker, Sept. Mission
bond at 11. Mrs. Lydia Scharf leader.
Intermediate E. L. O. E. at 6:30 p.m.
Ereninu worship at 7:30. Subject, "The
Parables of te Good and Bad."
LABISH CENTER-Church scboot 10
a.m. W. A. Stsrker. 8upt. E. L. C. E. at
7 p.m. Pre-prayer serrice at 6:50. Bible
study and prayer Thursday ereninr.
H. B. Sebeuermsa. psstor. 1161 Lnion
street, Salem.
HIGHLAND FKIElfDS
Comer Hirhlsnd and Church itreeti.
Edgar P. Sims, pastor. Bible school 10
a.m.. E. M. Beckett, Supt. Morning
worship 11 a.m.. Sermon subject: "The
New CaionV John Ch. 15. Erening
serrice 7:30 pm. Subject: "Sin's De
scription and Disposition." Junior C. E.
5:30 pjn. . Senior C. E. 6i3tt p.m. Be
ginning; Tnesdsy afternoon at 2:30 and
hi the erening at 7:30 p.m. Dr. O. W.
Butler of Clereland. Ohio, will bring the
message each day throughout the week.
CALVAJRT BAPTIST
High and Terry streets. W. Esri Coch
ran, pastor. Sunday school 9:40 a.m.
Morning worship 10:50 o'clock; subject:
Mouot Zioa Rejoice" (Herbert) Solo by
sar. JS. w . nnsni. xTcnina wrmi
7 -SO .VWt- anhiaet: "Trao Tslues"
Anthem: "Lore Dirine" tSrilsonr
Y,m PhuIi'i niatiDa-' 8:80 o'clock:
abject 'Three B. T'a.
aUtVBJITaf DAT ADVXXTIST
Corner fifth aad Gains. J. Mark Co
mer,' pastor. 8. 8. (Sat.) :45. Mrs.
Mae Tartar, leader. Morning worship
11 'eloek. Elder L J. Woodman ot
Portland, sneaker. 8:30 p.m. Church af-
neera meeting el tu cnurcnes la tno
leas district Sunday ereniar. Bible
study on the Book of Berslstlon.
TXXST paxaBTTElA3l
VI SSWaV asm Vsivaneraweei aesva - -
streets. Ororer C. Birtchet. D. D.. pas
tor. Sunday school at S:S0 o'clock. L.
ML. Jtamago, oupv. -jaoraiag wnuin
lag Loaves." ChrUtUn Endeavor soeie-
tica meet at : eiecc. tnim wor
kin r -a A ci'Ulr. lUraiaa- "Tk Krl
daacaa of Boaship." Mr. , Wright will
Slag a gospel sow. jaio-weeav prayer eer-
i m -A . . . . J.
rieo oa iiimi; "
roar GiaMAjr SATTX8T
North Cottage and D atreeU. Of W.
Rutsch, nrtaistor. The " Oregea ''Teung
People' svnd 8undsy school workers con
ference) eoatinoes Saturday.'- Sunday
mornina i Sunday sshaoL 9:45. Sam
Schirmaun, apt. Serrice at 11 a m. At
t p.m. Toang People's ralley. Erening
serrice at 7:30 p.m. Rev. A. A. Sehade
being the mala speaker at the Sunday
serrieea. Dr. Alex Vsiskss, Prof, of the
Willamette unirersity will be the ipeak
er at the Regular Young People's meet
ing at S p.m. Tuesday. Mid-week pray
er serrice at p.m. The Lord's Sup-
fer (usually observed the first Sunday
n the month) is postponed until the
following Sunday.
JASON LEE
Winter aad Jefferson streets. Hugh B.
Fouke, Jr.. pastor. ' Sunday sehool 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "Christ and the Keed of the
World." Erening worship 7:30 o'clock;
subject: 'The Peart of Great Price."
Toung People's meetings at 6:30.
PTE ST CHEJ 8TIAIT
High and Center streets. D. 3. Howe,
pastor;: residence 1026 N. Winter. Morn
fnr serrice 11 o'clock; subject: "World
Wide Evangelism." The choir nnder the
direction of Prof. E. W. Hobsoa. furn
ishes special numbers st each serrice.
Erening serrice 7:80 o'clock; subject:
"The Dirine Order of Missions." Sun
day school 9:45 a.m. Orrille J. Hull,
Supt. Mid-week serriees- 7 p.m. Wed
nssdsy. Toung People's meetings 6:30
p.m.-. (J. E. groups meet la their respec
tive rooms. .
TTEST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
B. Earle Parker, minister. State aad
Church streets. Church school graded for
all ages 9:45. Junior church 11:00.
Guest speaker: Miss Gertrude Eakia from
Chemawa Iadiaa school. Morning wor
ship 11 :(K. Sermon : "Reality in Re
ligion." S Toung People's meetings
6:30 p.m. Erening worship 7:30 p.m.
Presentation ef tbe dram "la His
Strength," by members of Unirersity
league.
TURNER CHRISTIAir
Ellmore J. Gilstrap, minister. Bible
school 10 a.m. Fred E. Bates, Supt.
Communion 11 a.m. Special musie.
Morning sermon. "The Gospel Plan of
Salration.'1 The Christian Endeavor
will -hold a special Camp Firo meeting at
6:30. They will bo seated around the
fire oa - robes. There will . bo special
aTnsie. The even in sermon will , be
"The Dirinity of (Christ,". Dr. Epley'a
choir will sinr. I Kenneth Hiekok will
direct the orchestra at the opening of
the erening service.
Holiness
Highland Friends. Church
MARCH 3 to 8
SPECIAL SPEAKER
Dr, C. W.Butler
- . - -of Clereland, Ohio
President, National Holiness Association
t Song Director, Rer. Fletcher Galioway
Services Daily, 2:30
Iter, Edtjar P. glma ;
Pastor' ,r
Iniihe Chu
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SPEAKER
Dr. William H. Robins, pastor of
the First Baptist church In Sav
lem, who is among the speak
ers at the young people's and
; workers conference for the
state. In session bow at the
First German Baptist church
here.
OHRXSTIAY MISSIONARY AZXTJLVCR
655 Ferry street. Louisa Pinnell, pas
tor. Residence 2303 N. 5th street. Phoao
753-J. Eerrices 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Special musie at all aerrieea. Sunday
sehool 9:45. if. D. Litwiller, Snpt.
Toung People's ! meetings 6:30 p.m. Sel
ma Oron, leader. Special missionary
topic. Week-day serriees : Prayer and
Fellowship meeting oa Tuesday night.
Bible study on Friday nights. Annual
Missionary conrention from March 5 to
8. Read ad for notice ef workers.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST
Serriees at 7:30 p.m. at the Xelao
hall on Cbemeketa street between Com
mercial and Liberty streets; Mrs. Mary
Schwedel of Portland will be the speaker.
Topic. "Judge Kot." A circle will be
held from 5:30 p.m.' until 7 p.m. at the
Church. Messages will bs given by ac
credited mediums.
ST. JOHN'S LTJTKERAJT (Mo. Synod)
North 16th and A streets, Rer. H. W.
Gross, pastor.' Sunday school 9 a.m. Eng
lish serrice 9:45. German Lenten serrice
at 11:00. Congregational meeting 3p.
Wednesday eyening 7:30. Mid-week Eng
lish Lenten service.
ST. P AXTL'S
Church and Cbemeketa streets. Rev.
Geo. H. Swift, rector. Holy Communion
7 o.m. Holy Eucharist and sermon st
II a.m. Chnreh school eV :6 a.m. Holy
-Communion 9 and 10 a.m. , Wednesday.
Lenten serrice Friday 7:30 p.m. Bible
class Wednesday night.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
scrsimsT
-Cbemeketa aad Liberty streets, Sun
day serriees at 11 la the morning aad S
la tho evening. Subject. "Christ Je
sus." Sunday . school for pupila up to
20 years of ago at 9:45 aad 11 a.m. Tes
timonial meeting erery Wednesday eren
ing mi $. Reading Room at 406 Masonic
Tempi open from 11 to a:so except cMia-
days aad holiday. .
GLAD TTDINGS MISS30W 7
353 Court trees. O. 8. Johnson, pas
tor. - Saaday school at S p.m. Services at
9 p.m. communion services at s p.m.
Meeting. Tuesday, Thursday sad Sat-
aroay evenings. r '
TRRB ACXTHODI8T
- Market aad North Winter streets. J.
R. 8tewart, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
bjb. ' Morninr worship 11 o'clock: sub
ject: "Eternal Sorerlgaty of God.' Ev
ening worship 7:30 o'clock; subject:
"Significance of the Silene of God."
,Tons People's meeting :30 o'clock;
subject: "The Tabernacle."
RVAXOELISTIO TABERNACLB .
Thirteenth and Ferry streets. O. G.
Weston, pastor. ' Sunday sehool 1:45
p.m. Church service 8 p.m. Reception of
40 new members, aad Missionary Mem
orial serrice. Evangelistic serrice 7:45
p.m. Tuesday 7;45 p.m., subject, "Con
vincing Christian Evidence." Wednes
day 3:30 p.m.. Women's Prayer meeting.
7 :45 p.m. Toung People's prsyer meet
ing, at homo of Mis Dorothy Guteknnst.
Thursday 7:45 p.m. Chnreh Fellowship
hour and prayer meeting. Saturday 7:45
p.m. Toung People's - service.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL , '
"H. C. Stover, minister. Morning ser
vice at 11.' Sermon snbpeet "Becoming
Aware of God." Ladies' quartet, "Still,
Still With Thee," (Carter) In trod aces
the sermon. Erening service at 7180.
Sermon on "Hope." Chorns choir sines
"Sinr and Rejoice" by William. Tbe
Church school 'meets at .10 a.m, C. C.
Harris. Sunt. Toung People's societies
meet at 6:80. ...
FIRST CONGKEGATIONAL
Center and Liberty streets. Charles
E. Wsrd. psitor. Sunday sehool 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock: sub
ject: "Christ's Temptations and Ours."
The second ia series of Lenten ser
ai ops. Erening worship 7:30 clock;
Aa address will bo gtren by a Hawaiiaa !
student at tho Unirersity of Oregon j
with Hawaiiaa moving pictures aad
song. ;
REFORMED
Corner Marlon and Capitol streets. W.
G. Lienksemper, pastor. Sunday school
10 a.m. German worship 10 o'clock;
subject: "Jesus Sending Forth Mission
aries." . English worship XX o'clock;
subjeet: "The Ciril Trial., Anthem by
the choir, "Lord. Speak to Ve." 1 p.m.
annual meetinr of. Ladies Aid ana Mis
sionary society. ' - ,
FRUITLAND AND RICK RE AT Jj
F. E. Fisher, pastor. Rtraideneo 643 N.
Winter street. Fruitland "The Work
f the Church." a.m. Sunday sehool 10
a.m. Riekreall 7:30 p.m. Missionary Con
test by Missionary society. fconaty
school at 10 a.m. .
FIRST UNITARIAJf
' North Cottage and .Cbemeketa streets.
Rev. Fred Albaa Wellminister. Chnreh
school at 10 s.sa. Miles- BL McKey, Supt.
Church serriees at, 11 a.m. Sermon:
"Relielon The Motiro and Reality,"
Mra. Trum Huston; soloist. . -
Association
invention
P. BL and 7:30 P. BL
Rot. K. I. Bajrriagioa '
President, Marion Co. Ass'n.
rches' ka
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner of North -Liberty and Mario
street. William H. Robias. Pastor. Bi
ble school at 9:45 with Fred Broer. SopU-
Tas evangelistic campaign wtu close tots
Sunday with three special messages by
Dr. J.-A. Sutherland. - Att-llrOO he will
have oa hie subject. "What is a Chris
tian!" -At S:0O VThe Eternal Word."
aad at 7:30 "God's Will Maa'e Work
Who Wiasl" - Thar will be special ma
fia at all aerrieea. The male quartet
will sing. -Wednesday erening at .7:80,
stadiee in Paul's Epistle to the Gelations.
Friday erening at V:80 Salens Uaioa Bi
ble classes. -- All - Bible school - teacher
are , urged to come Friday erealag. .
? COURT STREET CHRISTZAV '
. Court and 11th streeU. B. F. Saoo
maker, pastor. ' 8nnday school 9;45 a.m.
Moraiag worship. At o'clock; subject t
"How- to Study tho Bible." ' Erening
worship 7:80; subject: "Tho - Ideal
Chnreh," serriees. conducted by Toung
People a. class. Loyal Builders. Board
meeting Monday night. Aid society meets
Wednesday, aad Friday. . . Midweek meet
ing Wednesday at 7:30.
" i-' XMMAMVZI. BAPTIST ' ':
Corner of Hasel and Academy streets.
Biblo school 10 o'clock. Preaching at
11 o'clock and -VZ0 is .the - evening.
Prayer meeting Thnrsdsy ersniag 7:80.
- ' BAXBat BAPTIST TXKPLB '
Robert L. Payne, miaiater. Serriees
are held la th Fraternal Temple, Marion
street between High and Liberty. Biblo
school 9:45. -Morning preaching serrice
11 o'clock. Sermon topic "That Other
World." Toung People's meetings 6:80.
Evening preaehing serrice 7:30. "What
Life Insurance Is." Special music by
chorus choir aad orcbestra. also solo by
Xeaneth Abbot. Prayer, meeting Thurs
day erening at 7:80. .
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
. South Commercial ' at Washington
street. ' Chat. C. Hs worth, . pastor. 10
a.m. Sunday school, Kathaa Cook. Snpt.
11:00 morning worship. : Chester A. Hsd
ley will preach. Special music by the
choir. ' 7:30 p.m. This -is. the closing
serrice of the series of meetings. Chester
Hadley, the evangelist.' : Thursday, 7 :3p
p.m. prayer meeting and Biblo study.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Thirteenth and Center streets. A. P.
Lsytdn. pastor. - Sunday 'school 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "How and How Much 8hould I
Give." Erening worship 7:30 o'clock;
subject: "Three Fold Peace." Toung
People's meetinr 6:30 o'clock; subject:
"What Jesns Teachee About God. Our
Father." Mra. Roscoe Plowman, leader.
, CHRIST EVANGELICAL
Eighteenth and State streets. Rer.
Amos E. Minnemsn, A. M., pastor. Ger
man serriees 9:45 a.m. Subject: "Sonnd
ing Brass and Tinkling Cymbal. ' Eng
lish serriees 11 a.m. Subject: "Amen!"
Sunday school 9:40 a.m. Mrs. Amos E.
Minnemsn, Supt. Luther league 7 p.m.
Laura Minnensan, president. Subject:
"Sickness snd its Causes as Tanrht tn
the Bible." German, serrice 8 p.m.
Subject: "A Personal Trust" another
sermon on the life ef St. John. - Mid
week German Lenten serriees Wednesday
7;30 p.m. ' Subject: "Jesus Open Tes
timony Before The SsnhedriaA- Midweek-
English Lenten services Friday
7:30 p.m. Subject: "With Jesus in the
Pslsee ot the High Priest Constant
With Joha or Faithless With Peter "
ES TODAY
" ;The Oreson Toung People's and
Bandar school workers conference
now in session at the Tirst Ger
man Baptist church will continue
today, with Dr. W. H. Robins of
tbe First Baptist church to speak
on Sunday school work at 3:30
o'clock this afternoon. Dr. Hag-en
ot Portland will follow with an
address on yonnj people's work,
s The conference business session
will be held from ft to f o'clock
and in tho ereninr, consecration
services will be held at 8 o'clock,
led by Rer. A. A. Schade of Pitts
burgh, Penn.
The conference- will hold
through Sunday, with the con
ference speakers taking part in
the regular worship program .and
also in the rally at 3 o'clock. Rer.
Schade will be the main speaker
Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. :'
Max
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MKEBS
MEETING
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at :30. , j
REV. P. W.
CALVARY B
Over Dan
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Tabernacle
, 655 Ferry St.:
: Annual Missionary. Convention
March 5 to 8
WORKERS v-(.;., I :' : 1
.Rev. Frank Wyse Bible Teache Irwone, Penn. '
, Mr. J. E. NicholsonMissionary-i--Cono;o, Africa. '
Miss Nellie E. Jones--Missionary---S5uth China.
MEETINGS 2:30 and j7:30 P. M.
. ' . . : ; (Eaeep Thars.) i
THREE GREAT SERVICES ON SUNDAY, MCH. 8
; (Mr. Nicholson will give Illustrated lectures
1 . j r of his work In the Congo)
Servioes tn charge of Iter. W. I. McGarvey, District Supt.,
from Seattle, wd.1
'UPLIFT' ffiTS
Dr. Gordon; of Silverton in
vites FJany From Outside
In as Speakers
:- ':;:ft;--- r-
SILVERTON. Feb. 27 Thj
community . "upiut meeting'
which -opened Sunday with, the
first Sunday. in Iient are drawing
big audiences each night at th
Methodist church of which Dr
William Stewart Gordon Is pas
tor. .1 ..i: '! '
Friday eyenlng was - 'Ju8
Folks' i nizht and Rot. Hurh II.
Fouke of Jason Lee church at Sa
lem spoke. Miss Erelyn Emery of
Pratum directed the musi and
At. n 1 . V ...
mere was. a rma.s uw u j mra. n,
F. Tate. Mrs. Virgil Kruschke,
president of the "Just rolks'1
class waa' in charge of tbe com
mittee on attendance. -;.
Saturday night has been sef
asido aa "Keep the Home Fires
Burning on the Family Altar"
night, i . .
The Sunday morning topic la
"Under the .Searchlight" and will
be handled by Dr. Gordon. The
musle will be cared for by Mrs.
Vernon! Day. Sunday night is In
dustrial Workers' night with the'
subject, also handled by Dr. Gor
don. "The Wages We Get." Max
Scriber and his Junior choir and
VroA PiaVar an1 hie nrMiftatra. will
fu nils hi musie for Sunday night.
Monday night is business and
professional men's night with "A
Giant In Chains" ' the subject to
be handled bf Dr. Gordon. Muslo
will be; In charge of Bert J. Day
and the male quartet assisted by
the senior choir.
Dr. jf. Ar'Marcy, district super-
tnienaeni. will e pea it luesaay
night, 1 "Teachers'; Night." Miss
Cathaleen Cuddy, who has become
very popular In Silverton musical
circles; will sing and direct tne
music. ! 1 She will be accompanied
by Ethel Trotter.
Rer Glenn Hartong, of Wood
burn will speak on Epworth
league night which falls on Wed
nesday night. The orchestra and
the Junior choir will again furnish
the mbsle.
Friday i night Is ; "Ererybody's
nlghfj and Dr. Gordon will talk
onhe Unpardonable Sin." Mrs.,
Edson Comstock will hare charge
of the music and there will be a
Tocal i ioIo by A. H. Smith. . U '
The last night of the series falls
on Sunday night, March 8, when
Dr. Gordon speaks on "The Bless
ed Invitation." Music will -be
furnished by both choirs and the
orchestra. . , . -, f
Portland Men to
Give Addresses
At Co
TfJ A. V
Countv Meet
Harry A. West, a Portland
business man. and W. E. Gar-
nett of the Gideons, also of Port
land, .will be the mala speakers
at the. Friday erening, March 13,
session of the Marlon county
Sunday school conrention at the
Woodburn Christian church.
i Other laymen from this coun
ty will be on the program. Mrs.
A. B.i Adkisson of Gerrals will
be In (charge of the singing for
the evening.
Ren Jack Mitchell of Portland
w iim fnivmu iub touTvaugn scr
mon Saturday at 11 a. m., March
11 .. A V. . V - J .
14. Rer.! Robins and Rot. Fouke-
of Salem will also be on the pro
rram. : : -
American Lutheran Church .
Church St. ntj Chomeketa and Center
A Downtown Church.' -
11 A. M. The Uniqueness of The Ser
vant. . Anthem: Besides The Still
Waters Wilson. Solo: How Beau
tiful Upon The Mountain Harker.
Mrs. H. J. pjoru
7:SO P.:, What Tho Devil 'Ques
tioned. Sqlor" Wm. Blumenberg,
Evening Song Service led by Wm.
. McGilchrist, (director. of music. An
then by the j Choir. S. School f:45.
ueninar, upt. Luther Leagues
ERTKSEX, Pastor.
CHURCH
Burns, High and Ferry 6 La.
APTaST
Graded Church School 9:40 a. m. W. T.
Jenks, Supt. Junior. church 10:50 a. m.
Preaching 10J50 a.1 m.f and 7:30 t. m. Three
B. Y.'a 6:30 p. m. f j f-.
A. M. Sermon: j'THE PEACEMAKERS",
Pastor. Anthem ( "Let Mount Zlon Re
joice" (Herbert). Solo by Mr. R. j:
Wright. j . .
P. M. Sermon: "TRUE VALUES' Pastor.
Anthem: "Love Divine" (Wilson).
Popular Gospel sots service, special music.
WELCOME W. EARL COCHRAN, Pastor
the boste.