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The OREGON STATESMAN, Saleni. 'Oregon, Saturday Hornin ?, March 14, 1931
I: Cfe Salem and Vicinity
1110 WALLS
B OFFICERS
Many. Mamed ; on Varions
Committees for Annual 1
j Friendly-Sale .
WOODBURN. March7 13 Offi
cers of the Presbyterian lad let
id society were ; installed . Wed
nesday afteraoon . wbea the mm
ben ! 6f the society . met , at the
hpme of Mn. R. M. Hicks. Assist
ing , hostesses . were Mrs. C. ; . C.
Cammack. Mrs. Clyde Whitman
and Mrs. E. T. Sims. I
Rev. E. W..Blew. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, conducted
the services; Officers are: presi
dent. Mrs. H. F. Butterfield: rice
president, Mrs. C. R. : Duncan;
treasurer. Mrs. Henry i Layman;
secretary.' Mrs. Norman Richards;
and press reporter, Mrs. Rex W.
Bentley. . - ,
. Saturday and Monday. April 25
and 27. were set as the dates for
the annual friendly service sale,
to be heldt In the Ogle building.
More definite plana for the sale
were given ' by Mrs. Henry, Lay
mand and committees were ap
pointed as foilows: saleslady, Mrs.'
S. W. Maujin Mr. H. Overton.
Mrs. Edgar Dodge, Mrs. J. J. Hall.
Mrsi Rex. W. . Bentley, Mrs. M. J.
Miller and Mrs.I Roy Fanlconer.
Mist Fay Foster will, be In charge
of the candy booth. Notion coun
ter. (Mrs. Jack Hansen, Mrs. Nor
man Richards: cooked foods. Mrs.
E. W. Blew, Mrs. E. J. Allen,
Mrs: W.' J. -Wilson: lunch com
mittee, Mrs. S. F. Foster, Mrs.
Clarence Wampler.. . Mrs. E. T.
Sims.', .. .
It was urged by Mrs. 'Layman.
In charge of. the sala,- that all
. members ; and friends gifting . all
contributions, notions,; furnish
ings, .shoes, canned goods .And
other things- to her or-Mrs. E. W.
Blew. .
Mrs. Butterfield s appointed the
following hostesses, for April:
Mrs Edgar Dodge. Mrs. Bell
White., Mrs. Clarence Wampler,
and Mrs. Addle Dond. -'
The devotions .committee fof
April Is composed of Mrs. J. C.
Williams, Mrs. Harold Asplnwall,
and! Mrs. Jack Hansen. The newly
elected officers will compose the
calling committee, for AjriU;
An interesting t program was
enjoyed by those present. Mrs.
.Edgar Dodge read ' interesting
current erents. topics.1 Mrs. Jack
Hansen and Miss Fay Foster sang
a medley of lullabies.: Mrs. Maude
Machel gare a , short talk t on
. eTenti to happen in 3tfarch. De-
" Tbtions for the day-were led by
Mrs. E. W. Blew. ; J
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iVickersham is V,
r Surprised Over '
Wet Objections
BOSTON, March. 13 (AP)
Ceorge W. Wickersham, In an
address Thursday, said the' sr
alanche of "wef critlelsmt which
greeted the' recent prohibition re
port of the law enforcement com'
mission, , of which he was chair
man, was surprising. : j
"Interpreting the . report as a
document rrom which he thought
the rts" would . hare denrled
more - encouragement than the
"drys. Mr. Wickersham rereal
ed his surprise that "the most re
hement crlticism.M had come
"from the opponents of prohibi
tion.1 . . : . .
CLUB ENTERTAINED
s SALEM IIKinW'rst irIMs
The Chatenseaux eluli4net m. the
community hall . ThnrSday after
noon for their regular- monthly
meeting. A pot luck dinner was
served and all the ladies assisted
la tyiny the quilt which will be
lTen as a prize at the men's
shamrock supper on the 20th, The
stable was arranged very prettily
; wBi aarroaiis and shamrocks.
Mrs. i William 'Trudgen, was the
f hostess, i
' . sa -
SynopU of th Anjiat SutoBt ot
tho United Btti BrsBci of th Qaea.
, Ud iMmraBctr-j Gop,y, Ltd, t SO
V 'w Yk City, in tk
. ot Ieear. 1 S30. -md to th Infnr-
Coaaitiioaer ( thm StU f Or-
fn.. imrsunt to Uwf -
; i i CAPITAI,
- - i . : INCOMB -
Net pruntomt reeird doriai tilt rtar.
19.ST.52. v . ' '
1 IiUmv dividends nd nati siTd
daring thm year, 91i.2X0.60. v-
Ineom rom ether aoarecj vreeiTd
doHn ttr year. SlSS.489.7d. .
Tata ineana, 853.fi57.88.
' i . , DISBURSEMENTS ' i .
h Kct losaaa pii dariar the year taelad
isc; adjaatmcat expense. S313.585.tT. r
lividead imid ea capital te dap.
Inr the year, 0.
Commiasiona end -Mlariee paid during
Uie year (iaeladint. Field . zpBSe),
SJ75.797.05. . .
Taxes, lieaasee and fees paid dariaf
Aateent o(' li ether aipeBdltaret
Te-'al .eapeaditaTee.- S734.OeS.SL.
(Blrajiea ea Paid LoeM, SM8S.-
' Vihie ef steeltf and bead oirned (nur
ket lae). 91.084.400.69.
- Other Asaets. (200.00.
baaka and ea head, J 1,099.7 7.
, rremiaiaa in eenrse ef eeUeetiea wriu
n iee September SO, 1S0, 120,1S3.-
latereat and rent doe and seeraed.
f 16.390.TO.
. Total adaUtted aaarta.- Sl.86l.0J8 48.
IXlBILdTIES
I7 00 1i"r iMM anpaid. flu,.
- Anteaat af vnaarned preaiams all
a iludiBf rika. S691.7ft5.84.
Dae fer eemminiea and brokerage. 0,
All ether liabilities. S3S.5OO.00.
TeteJ I Kabilitiea. . exehuire et capital
lock. f83O.803.84. -
. J. POI THE TEAE
e . ?!?m"UB "Tad darinr Ue year,
94.097.30. i
iaaea paid daring tbe year, S8.S30.,
SS. I " .
I . iaenrred daring tb ytr S8.
035.13. Name of Company, Qnec&tUnd Iarar
snee Company. Ltd. .
s Name of M. 8. Manager. W. . Comam.
' Name ef Auiateat Manager, )L J. Rob
in win.
Statatery retident attorney lor service,
Xaaaranee Commiaaioner.
; Nazarene Pastor 1
WMOpenReavdi
: : i Series tomorrow.
- Special relTaJ ' aerrlcies
are to begin Sunday at the
Church of the Nazarene with
Rev. Fletcher iaIloway, pas
tor, mm evangelist,
' Prof. Clyde Hoffer will
direct . the slaginic . smd - a -
.quartet composed of George
Fileeen, Frank Litwiller,
Joltn Frleeen and Clyde Hof
fer will furnish special mu
sic Also a ladles quartet
composed of Hattle Utwlkl
ler. Ha Hoffer, Jeanne Bax
ter and The Sampson will
-sing.: . : ;
Rev. Galloway has been
pastor : of the ' local - chnrrh
since the first of September
having come to Salem front
lUeblo, Oolo where he waa
past'or for four years. He
Ium spent' lO years in the
ministry of his denomina
tion and has been known as
. aa able evangelistic pastor.
JEFFERSON SENDS
THREE DELEGATES
JEFFERSON. March 12 Dsle
gates who were elected to repre
sent the Methodist Sunday school
at the county Sunday school con
vention at Woodbu-n this week
end are Minnie - Harris. ; Joanna
Beach and Ralph Beach.
Mrs. Cady. of Salem has. con
sented to come on Easter morn
ing and present the resurrection
story with modeling clay. ; ;
The regular services for. the
Methodist church Sunday are:
Sunday school at. 10 .o'clock;
morning worship at 11 o'clock.
The sermon topic Is "A Little
Child" and the text is taken
from -Matthew. 18:1-6. Epworth
league will be at 6:30 and 7;30;
evening; worship will be held. The
sermon topie , Is '"Prayer and
Fasting," -and the text Is from
Matthew 17:14-21. " . - :
, The woman's foreign mission
ary, society will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Mason Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30. Founder's day
will be observed at that time. .
YOUHG FOLK PLAH
TO COMCT MEET
SCIO,' March .13. The C. E.
society met for a social business
meeting, Tuesday evening, at the
country home of -Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Hlldreth. v The society, de
cided : to take .charge of a com
plete church service which will
take place In the evening of the
fifth. Sunday in March. '
A, 'committee, coaaUtlng of
Miss j Edith Pentney, Earnest
Ralston, and Miss Virginia
Turnidge, was appointed by the
president. ; Mrs. Glen Thurston,
to arrange for this service. ' -
Mrs. Earnest Ralston and Miss
Lorena Thurston . ; were elected
captains to draw up plans ' for a
contest which will begin In- the
near future. Miss Doris Kllndt
and ,Miss Geraldine Rodgers
were appointed "Boosters' for
this month. At the close of the
business meeting. Norene Sims
took charge of the social time.
The next meeting will be with
Miss Geraldine Rodgers.. T
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Ford Memorial I
Church to Hear
Thomas Sunday
. -' . ' f-:'".i ;
Atllhe Sunday evening service,
at the Ford' Memorial M. E. Com
munity church, Lyle Thomas, su
perintendent of schools, will
speak a few minutes, on the 8ub
ject: Some Impressions About
the Legislature."
. The men's- oouncil held ' its
monthly , meeting Monday night,
March. 9. Plans for future work
were discussed and committees
appointed for the meeting to be
held April 13. The council plans
to conduct the morning service of
the church the first Sunday of
each month.. ; - -
H.R.Scheuermah
To Give Sermons
v ELD RIDGE, March 13 Rev.
il. R. Scheuerman of Salem will
speak Sunday evening, March 15
at the Eldridge school house. This
will: be one-of a series of ser
mons ('preached4, here . by Mr.
Scheuerman for people of this
community. -. : i :-
Woman's Society
T6MeetMaick20
i ;..
The; Woman's - society of the
Calvary Baptist church will meet
March; 29 ,?at the home of Mrs.
Stoddard, route net at . 2:20
o'clock. The topic will, be "India
Selected, with' 'Mrs. Barkus
leading. Mrs. Amundson '.will
conduct the devotional hour. : ,
First Christians -Announce
Revival
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Reviral meetings will be opened
at the First Christian church
Sunday,. March 22, with the Kel
Iems evangelistic party In charge,
announces the pastor. Rev, P. 3,
Howe, i - ;-.-, A.
. ILLUSTRATED "LECTURE
.ROSEDALE. Rev. -Atchley
will give an ? niastrated lecture
on the, "Evils of the Cigarette
Sunday evening. . He has a fine
et of : slides. Every boy and
girl and parent Is especially In
vited to attend. " :
AT IDDBUDiJ
Last Sessions of 32nd An
nua! U eeling of . Sunday
School Council Today ;
" i :'-' ''"' " ' : f
WOODBURN, March fit The
annual ; convention v of ; Marlon
county i Sunday school ' council
opened here - Fridajv with many
ehureh school delegatea - from all
over the county registering In the
afternoon and evening. The meet
ing willi continue today, -with the
program! as follows: ' ,
, 9:30 a. m. Song service. Mra.
J. M. Hill. -Devotional service.
Rev. L. S. Mochel.-? : ' ',
10:00 a. m. Church school In-
stitute. Theme "The Joy of Wor
ship. Children's division- Mrs.
Charles i Cody, chairman; Mrs. O.
E. Belcher and Rev. Glenn, S.
Hartong. Young people's division
Mrs. J. M. ' Hill, chairman;
Mrs. Albert M. Van Cleave and
Rev. W L. Shrook.' Adult divi
sion John Krausch, chairman;
Charles Cody and ! Rev. HJ L.
Grafious. Solo, Mrs. A. B. 'Adkis
son. Convention, sermon. Rev.
John Mitchell. ; i
Noon-i basket dinner.
1 : 00 p. m. Meeting of nomin
ating committee, composed of all
district officers, pastors and Sun
day school superintendents in
Marlon county.
1:30 p. m.Songf service by
Mrs. J. j M. Hill. Devotional ser
vice by Rev. E. W. Blew.
2:00 p. m. Church school In
stitute. Theme, "The Joy of Ser
vice." Children's division Min
nie E, Dodge, chairman; William
Livingstone and Carl BlacklerJ
Toung j" people's division Mrs.
Sam Shambeck. chairman; Ivan
Hadley t and "Z Rev. John " Myers.
Adult division G. E. McClellan,
chairman; Rev. D. J, Glllanders
and Mrs. Scott Jones. Solo, Mrs.
A. B. Adkisson. Address, : Rev.
Hugh B. Fouke. :
PAQGRAM STRESSED
SALEM HEIGHTS, March 13.
Those who attended the Sa
lem Heights Sunday .school at
the community hall Sunday were
treated j to an ' excellent panto
mime entitled, "The Good Sa
maritan' presented by the boys'
class of; Royal Knights under the
direction e f - Mrs. P.; F. ; Stolz
heise. ! Reverend Johnson gave
the first of a series of short
talks which will: be- given each
Sunday juntil Easter.? : I
At recent meeting Mrs. Em
ma Whealdon was elected Sun
day school . superintendent for
the remainder of the year.
. The Salem . Heights Sunday
school has an average attend
ance of about 75 and these peo
ple show a keen appreciation of
the efforts of. those In charge to
make it larger and better. At
one time the attendance exceed
ed the hundred mark and- coop
eration and support Is norr asked
by the officers that the people
of- the community help them to
again, reach .that r gure. ; The
Salem Heights Sunday school Is
a eommnnity affair and strictly
un-denomlnatlonaL I ;
DrMarcytoTalk
At Leslie Sunday;
N N8ht Service
.Rev, M. A. Marcy. district su
perintendent of - M et h o d 1 s t
churches, will.: preach Sunday
morning ; at 11. o'clock at the Les
lie Memorial church " on . snth
Commercial and Myers street. His
sermon i win te on "Christian
Optimism." . ' . ' . ' . . . .
No Epworth League or church
services will be held at the Leslie
church Sunday evening, as the
congregation will .unite .with oth
er Methodist churches' for the
prohibition rally at the First M.
E. church tomorrow night.-, ; -
Clark Wood New '
Pastor at Lyons;
League - Formed
t ' i -SnMeaaaVaaennanV " ' f '
' LYONS, ,f March ; 13 Clark
Wood, of r Salem - has - been sent
here- as pastor for- the : M. rE.
church. Mr. Wood Is a student
minister; and will preach each
Sunday morning at 11 : o'clock.
' . A young people's league was or
ganized last Sunday evening. Miss
Doris Huber. was elected presi
dent; Stella Jordan vice president,
Maxine Huber social vice, presi
dent and Eva Davis,- secretary.
Deets Pickett '...
To Address M. E.
; Prohi Gathering
Dr. beets Pickett of Washing
ton, D. C, xesearch secretary of
the Methodist board of temper
ance, prohibition and public morals,-
will j give an address Sunday
evening at -the First Methodist
church.'!-.
A prohibition rally will be ob
served in the church 'auditorium
that evening. ...
AtclileytoTalk
At Friends Church
Rev. E. F. Atchley, field secre
tary of the Oregon Antl-Clgarette
league, will deliver his address,
The Enmjr of Youth, . at the
vesper service of the South Salem
Friends' church Sunday afternoon
at B o'clock.
CaMMUrJITY CHURCH
M in the Churches 1"
ST. JOHH'S Z.XTTHXKAjr (Me. 8 rood)
Kerta 16th end A atreeta. Ser. B. W.
Greaa, paitor. Suadar aehoel S:00 a.m.
Englita aerriee :45. Oermae Lenten
aerviee t 11:00. -Wedaeaday arening
1:30 mid-week Xagliah Lentea lerrioa.
SXTOUeTD
Corner Capitol and Uariea atreeta.' W.
O. Uenasemper, paater. ' Sunday ' aekeel
10 a.m, OemMtn wonhip 10 eja.; anb
Jeet: ' ' Jesaa Among frtenda and reea.'
nUah versa ip It e'eloek j - mbeet:
"Leaaeas Treat the Idle et Jadaa." Spe
cial
CHXIST Z.TJTHZXAH
-. EignteenU and 8tate treats Her.
Amoe B, Minnemen. Am-' U- Ptor.
Pheae S7a, German, eemmnaloai eer
vieea : jnu 8nbjeet; "The- Area
end Glorioee FriTUege ef KeeeiTias the.
Lord's . Supper.'. Engliak eonunaaiea
eerrieea 11 ajn. 8nbjeeti "Many Are
the Bleaai age That Xnaee Trom , the
Vaithral Uae ef the Holy Baerament."
Soaday aehool 9 :0 aja Mra. Amoe X.
Minnemaa,; SspU Lather' leagee T.-OO
p.m. Lanre Minnman, leader. A eeaa
btaed haeineta end deretioaal meeting.
Oermaa aerrieee . S p.m. . Snbjeet:- "St.
John' Vision ef Chxirt in Olory." ) Ger
man LenMn aerrieee Wedneaday, 1 :S0
p.m. - Bnbjeet: "Jeans Crowned With
Therna.' ' . ' . Engliah. Lenten - gerrices Fri
day atening 7:30 p.m. Babieet: "With
Jeeae te See the Bapeneriptlon Over
the - Croaa Have - Ton Crowned Jean
King AIm U Tear laiel' -
. KBTOHT aCZMOSIAX. C
H. C. Btever, mthiater. Morning wor
hin ,t 11. Sermen. ; "The Prodi rml
La.Ten Boa." Ladiea Trie "A titUn
Prayi
deL
rer" (Barnard Hamblen) Carrol Era
Myra eieaaea. Mra; H. U Braden.
JSveaing aemce a i lav. , mito
"The Prodigal KotnTna," Anthem by
the choir. Bonder aehool at -10 ejn,
C. C Harria, Sept. Young People's ae
cietiea at 6:30 p.m.
To.at snxmrALiir
Serrice at .1:30 P.m. a Nelson HaH
en Chemeketn atreea between Commer
cial and .Liberty atreet. Mra. htery
Schwedel ef Portland will be the speak
er. Topie "Tha Way to Bpiritnal Pow
er." - A elrele wiU be held at the
ehnrch from 5:30 p.m. nntil 7 p.m.-Mea-aagee
will he given by accredited me
diuma. ..; -. -. ; .
nut tnriTAELur
North Cottage and Chemeketn atreet.
Br. Fred- Albenj- Weil,? minieter. Chnrch
school tt 11 n-m. Milea H. MeKey,
Bupt. Church service at 11 a.m. and S
p.m. Her. Horace Westtrood, D. D. of
Boston will preach at both senrieee. Sub
ject, at 11 n-m. "The Bobeonacioos
kind in Onr Daily Li'w A- Bnrmen e
the K Pajehelogy." ,Bnbject at 8
p.m. "The New BeTelatuta," Mra.
Tmmn Huston, soloUW . Mr. Walter A.
Deatoa, organist.
s- rX2 MXTH0DI8T ,
Market and North Winter, atreeta. .
B. Stewart, pastor. Soaday school 9:S
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock; ahb
ieet: The Paith ef Abraham."
ing worship 7:80 'clock : sabject: The
Way te- Happiness." Toung Peoples
meeting :80 e'eloek.
-. " GXJLO TZDZNGS MXSSXOhT
253 Cetort street. C. 8. Johnson, pas
ter. Sunday school at t p.m. - Seweos
at and p.m. ' Meetings, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evening. -
: coxraT stbxbt chbi stiax .
Court and 11th streets. B.I. Shoe-,
auker, patter. Sunday school .
i. MreTrrnnk Marshall. Sept. Mora
ing worship 11 'eloekt wbieet: J'The
rBWk? -fung-PeopU--.
meeUng S e'eleck. followed by
The eongregstion will join In ike np-"!
aerTlee at 7:30 in the Purst M E.
chTrch. Union mid-week tlD'
1:80. rirat ChristUn ehureh. Aid, so
eiet meetings on Wednesday and Fndar,
TXaST CO0BOAT1OKAI,
Center and Liberty atreeta. i CharTea T.
Ward, pastor.- Sunday school :45 n-m.
Merninr worship 1 1 1 ; anbiect :
"What is Life Worth lM 8peeial mn
aie by mixed stuht ''" V?
ship 7:30 "eloek; subject: Tk Jri
mph ef the B.t"-ith the last hnlt ef
the moving picture 'Tho S XM-,-A
business meeting the Woman
Union will he held Wednesday. Mareh
18 at the home ef Mra. Wayne Barham.
182S North 4th atreet.; ,
SAUSM BAPTIST TBMPLB
Kobert L. Payne, minister. Berrieea
la the Pratnil Temple, Center street
between High end Liberty, streets. Bible
aehool . am. Morning mwkuf
serrice 11 'clock. Sermon topic. Je
sus ReToUtion to the Churches." YounS
People's meeting :30. tEraning preach,
log aerviee 7:SO. flermen topic, ''P"-'
Behfnd a Shadow ef a loabt ef the
Inspiretien ef the Bible." -Special n
sis by two choms' choirs and orchestra.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening,
rrasr baptist :- ' .
Corner of North Liberty and Marion
atreeta. William H. Bobina, V BfWe
aehool at :5 in charge Snpt Fred
Breer. -Morning wonhip at 11:00. Sub
feal TneSeven B'l the Gospel."
Bpeelal music. Young People nseetal
-30 f.m. " Evening evangelistie ser
vice at 1:80. Song aervice in charge of
Fred Breer, director. 8raen topie:
"Eden'a- Tragedy and i Modem ' Prob
lems." Special instrumental mnsie and
vocal selections. Baptiamel. service.
Wednesday rveninr prayer service nnd
studies in " GaUtiaas. - - iTiday verung
Salem Cnioa Bible ' classes. - , j.
vrrnsT onahfaw baptist
North Cottage and D atreeta. ; Wv
Butsch, minister. . Sunday school :
a.m. Sam Schirman, Bnpt. Services at
11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Bev.O. Bteh
kowsky ef American Fells. Idaho, will
bring the messagea at both aerrice and
continue hpeakina: every evening through
out the--week at S pan. - a
TMMAKXm. BAPTIST
Corner, Hasel and . Academy tlj"'
Sunday aehool at 10 ;"i. t",.
and 10. BrtnS,vr,r3,ble-rr!.Jl"
ing at 11 a.m. end 1:80 p.m. -, rJ-":
nniw and testimony meetjng Thursday
evening at 1:80. ' " - . . ' . ,'
- ' " rriasT BVAwoBXiCAi. .
"Thirteenth and Center streets. A. P.
I.STton. pester. Sunday aehool : .".
hforng?w"hP 11 - o'clock subject.:
"Blessed. Hope.' .Evening worship 7:30
e'eloek; subject: The, Young; People will
have charge of this- service. . .
Winter aad Jeffersod streets. Hugh B.
Tonka, Jr pesior. .
. i v l a..
a.m. Morning worsmp .. J .CT
jeet: The- unnnewn ' cpi ; "r
pastor. No evening wershinlnt Jaaon
Lie Jeina in the Prohibitio Bhlly to hear
Pta Pickett, at the First Methodist
i . oik Tai.r Paania'S
meeting 'iocJc insMad ! : '
aU The Jea rues offering a prorrsm l
Interest ana seipiut oeveuen., , ; ;
IABISS MISSIOS BYAWOBLIOAI,
MIDDLE GiLOVE Chnrch seheol 10
n.m. T. F. Walker. Bvt. ; Wershtp m
11. Bubieet. - ine-Jraraofe i."
Chsnred Mind." Intermediate E. L. C
rm m .mn. - . xb I a tk heme
ot Mrs. Mary Harndon Wedneaday nt S
pan, Pyer. end Bible etiy Wednesday
"LABISH CKKTtB-Chnreh aehoel 10
. w s Rtmxktr. Bans. C. E. at 7
' rr-pT.jT .Mrviee .1 :50. . The
worship aervice sa noiiu
drimdrm sasmuitf eerviee eoaducted nt
the aehool hence. Subject: "The Par-
able of Great vaise. r - , ?
CLSA.hV UAhwK -cnurcn acaooi j a..
W. P. Collard. Sunt. . LL C. E. 7:1
n.as. Subjeet: "My Responsibility- to
tae Chereh." W. M. S. meeting nt Mrs.
Chaa. Beckner'n . heme Thursday at 3
"L'nV Bcheuermaa. vastor llt rnlon
street. , Salem, -.-v...' - . : " ?-
SUTBKTM TJAT ADYXSYTST
Corner et Sth and Gain. 3. Mark .Oa
v mi tor. Sabbath school tSaO S:4i..
Mrs. Mae Tartar,- leader. Seniec les-
T3 . a . 1 . 1 Wam1 .M.ki.
Prof.' Gee. Beliean of Portland, speaker.
Bukiect: "Tho Challenge ef our Tooth."
jd.- u. a p.m. rrer. nveiienw. wiu pss.
O - - .t. m ' - - mm.' Ik. Rib
. U . ; Hmmmmmw W m.A .
nesdsy, Thursday evenings at 7 :4. Pas-
lor, isomer vui speas us save croeca vosb
mnnity hall. - j -r-
OHXISTXAhT naSSIOHAKT AXXIAJTCB
, TABBSJf ACLB -
' SS $ Terry street, Louise PiaaeL pas
ter. Pheae, 753-J. Serrieee 11 n.m. and
1 :(0 - in. Zranralistie aerrice. Special
mnaid at both eerviee by tbe Young La
diea' ' nnrte. 8undy aehool t:45r M. O.
Litwiller. SupU louag People' meet
ings: :30 p.m. Lawrenee Bich, leader.
Week-day aerrieee Tuesday evening.
Prayer meeting. Mrs. H. M. Wykoff. lend,
or. - Thnradny evening, Yeung Peeple'e
Srayer - meeting nt ; home Of - Mr. end)
trs. Joe Yaleeh. Friday ' night, Bible
study. - . , . ' . ,
. rrasT mt. a. .-r----
Church and State streets. B. Xarle.
Parker, . peaton Graded ehureh aehoel
:4S .am. - Monrtng worship II e'etock;
anbjeet: "The Werld'o Greatest Kater
priaa." Xvening worship T: SO e'eloek';
Methodist Prohibition Belly . In First
Chnrch auditeriuaa. See story. Three
Yeung People's meeting at :80 V clock,
denier charch 11 tn. Theme: "Jean
Measure of Greatness;" -
1 - i SOTJTH SAIXK'XTaXJTDS -.
Benth Commercial et Washington
atreeta. Chne. C Haworth, pastor., 10:00
n.m. Sunday aehoel. Xathanv Cook. Sept.
11:00 Morning worship. - Sermon:-"Why
Invest iav the Churehf' 5:00 p.m. Vea
per eerviee. Be. E. -T. Atchley in ad
dree. "The Enemy et Youth." Thursday
1 :80 n.m. Prayer ' meatine and Bible
hbtudy. - ;.. v.,,,.. . ... ....
FOKJJ MBhCOKIAX. SC. S. COhthnjHITY
Garth avenue and Third street.'. Mere
dith A. Groves, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 ajn. Morning worship 11 'clock:
subject
Tbft M At... . , lb, . mmmmm ' '
Special
Junior
usie by Miss Truln Grant end
jsveainc - worship 7:SO
e cioci; aaoject: - rorsaken" in ser
ies M-Seven Lest Words ef Christ. Bpe
eial muaio iaeladee piano voluntary, choir
anthem, orchestra music,, ete.- 'Toung
People's meeting e:80 o'clock. Junior
ehureh 11 a.m. Bible study Wednesday
7:45 p.m." ; . . .
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CALTABT BAPTIST .
Kodgere hailding. High and Parry
streets. Graded ehureh school 9 :40 a.m.
W, T. Jenha, Bupt. Junior church 10:50
s.m. Preaching 10:50 - a.m. and 7:80
pjn. Three B. Y.'a 5:30 .p.m A. M.
sermon 'Salt" pastor. Anthem: "All
Bhll-Be Peaee" (Wilson). P. M. ser
mon: "Keep Thy Heart" Rev. Theodore
Meynard. Vocal soloj- The Earth is
the Lords' sung by Kenneth Abbott.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 1:30
e'eloek. Meeting of de-eons and deacon,
esses 8 :30 e'eloek: Tbursdey evening
choir rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock.
EVANGELISTIC TABEIUTACLB
Thirteenth and Perry streets. C. G.
Weston, pastor. . Sundsy school 1:45
p.m. Church service nt 3 p.m. Evange
liatie aervice at 1:45 p.m. Subject, "Tw
Dominions." Wednesday at 3:30 p.m..
Women's prayer meeting. At 7:45 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 8peeiel
lecture jeoursn on the Book ef Bevelation.
' -FTBST PBSSBTTEKIAK
Corner of Winter and Chemeket
street. G rover C. Birtchet. D. pastor.
Maraists WAMhim . 11 . ' . T..-1. T-k nr.i.
lace Howe Lee ef Albany will preach.
Anthem. "Angel Voices Ever - Singing7'
8helley). Solo. "It Was For Mo"
Pi.n.ti m. uri n : v . w
ing worship 7:80 o'clock. Dr. Lee will
again occupy the pulpit. Anthem, "Tar
ry with Me O My Savior" (Baldwin).
Sunday school. 9:80 a.m. Christian En
deavor societies, 9:80 p.m. Mid-week
prayer meeting on Thursday nt 7:30 p.m.
XTBST CHBISTTAir
High and Center streets. D. JV Howe,
pestor. Morning service 11 .o'clock;
subjeet: 'The Lord ef the Harvest.''
Evening-eerviee. 7:80 'clock; subjeet:
"The Wonder Book ef the Ages." Spe
eiat muaie at all services by choir under
the direction of Prof. E. W. Hohsen.
Sunday aehoel 8:45 a.m. . Orvilld J. Hall.
Snpt. Mid-week aervice 1 p.m. '.Wed
nesday. Toung People's meetings :30
pm. C. E. groups meet, in their respee
ti rerooms.
FBU1TLAKD t BXCXBEAXX SCSSIOV
f. E. Fisher, pastor.
Pruitland Sunday aehool 10 a.m.' Or
es Fsrr, Bnpt. Preaching 1:30 p.m.
Subject:. "The Unoffended Chriat.
Bickrean Sunday school 10 a.m. Mrs.
Warren Bnreh, Supt.
Pnionvale Preaching 10 a.m. The
cup the Matter Gives us te Drink. Sun
day school 11 .m. D. L. Gubser, Supt.
AMB&IOAV LTTTHZBAy
Charch street between Chemeketa- nnd
Center. Rav. P. W. Eriksen, pastor. -11
a.m. "What ia Ue Bread From God f"
A a them by choir. 1:80 p.m. "Do Our
Bins rind s Out.- Sunday aehool at
9:45. .Max Gehlhar. Supt. Luther
leagues devotionals at :30.
TTJtST CHTTBCH OP CXBIST.
SCIENTIST -Chemeketn
hnd Liberty- streets. Bun
day services at 11 in the morning and
8 ia tha evening. Subject, "Substance."
Sunday school for pupils under 20 years
of pre at 9:45 and 11. Testimonial
meetins; every Wednesday evening at 8
'clock.. Beading room at 406 Masonle
Temple open from-11 to 5:80 except
Sundays and holidaya. . ; - -
iST. PATTL'S EPISCOPAL
' Church and Chemeketn streets. Rev.
Gee. H. - Swift, rector. Phone 1045-J.
Holy Communion 1:80. Church school
9:45. : Morning prayer and Baptism 11
FTBST CHTTBCH OP THE HAZABEKB
One block south of Center on lth
street. Ev lietcher Calloway, pastor.
Residence 475 North 24th street.' Phone
2809-W, Special revival service , will
begin -Sunday and continue for. two
weeks. ll'nja. "Preparinjr the Way
for Bevival., 1:80 p.m. "Why is Con
version Necessary I ' This . will , beg'n
series of sermon a for the week. - Trie,
John Friesen and - sons. Bnndsy school
0:45 n.m.. X. Y. P. aS. and Junior so
ciety :30 pn. -.: C
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India Traveler 1
-Pratum Speaker
f r" ' r ' ' '
: Mrs. CL Foegelein, of Leb
anon,' who has spent six-years In
India, will speak to the Epworth
league and to the evening congre
gation at the Pratum : Methodist
church Sunday, March 15 at .7
o'clock. Her subject will be
"Glimpses Df India. : ' ; V
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- S-dem Baptist Tern
- ' Robert L. Payne, Minister ; 1 j
. Services are held In Fraternal -Temple. J
Center St, Between High and Liberty. . j
San day, BlorningC Jesns ReYelatlon to the Churches.)
Sunday Evening: (Proof Beyond', the Shadow of a
Doubt of the Inspiration of-the Bible.)
believers,'and doubtees alike
v . ARE INVITED ' :
0FF1CEBS ELECTED
- -in- -Spring
Valley, Society has
Busy Session as Annual
t;, Reports Offered ,
? ZENAV March 1.- The new
ef fleers '..of the Spring i Valley
Missionary society were . installed
In office with' beautiful ', cere
mony by Mrs.. W.T. Scott of
Salem wha was at tone time pres
ident,' at a meeting held ! at the
home of Mrs. V. L. Qlbson at
Brush College Wednesday.- '
List of new officers tndudes:
Mrs. S. D. Crawford, president;
Mrs. Frank Windsor, vice presi
dent; - Miss Irene '-Windsor, sec
retary, and Mrs. W. V rank Craw
ford, treasurer. : : . ' -
' A 1:S0 .o'clock . potluck lunch
eon served . at three attractively
appointed tables proceeded' the
Installation. Vases and, howls
about - the " guesf , rooms s were
filled with a variety, of daffodils,
dainty miniature blossoms yleing
with the giant King Alfred n
beauty.. , i-j, '-.
. Mrs. Charles McCarter ; who
served for the last time as pres
ident Wednesday presided at the
business session, hearing yearly
reports of various committees.
Mrs. : W. Prank Crawford con
ducted devotionals assisted by
Mrs. W. T. Scott, Mrs, McCarter
urged all members who! could
to attend the fortieth annual
meeting of the Willamette Pres
byterial at McMinnvllle, March
19 and 20.' . .
Mrs. W. W. Henry gave a. re
port on the sale of the quilt
which netted the Spring Valley
Missionary society $20. , Mrs.
P. H. Scott led unison singing.
Special guests ; for' the i after
noon were Mrs. Merle Sarchet
of Portland and her grandmoth
er. Mrs. Ed McDonald of Salem.
List of members Included ' Mrs.
Roy B. Barker, Mrs. Hugh Craig.
Mrs. L. Frank Matthews,1 Mrs. S.
D. Crawford, Mrs. L. M. I Pur
vine, Mrs. W. T, i Scott, ' Mrs. W.
Kenneth Henry ; and daughter
Corinne, Mrs. Frank Windsor,
Miss Irene Windsor, Mrs C. M
Burvlne, Mrs. R. ; H. Scott, Mrs.
Charles McCarter. Mrs. .W. ' W.
Henry, Mrs. W. D. Henry, Mrs.
W. Frank Crawford, Mrs. ,W. N.
Crawford and the hostess, Mrs.
V. L. Gibson.
Church Nears
End of First
- Sunday, March 22 tbe Stayton
church of Christ la planning to
celebrate Its golden Jubilee. Fif
ty years ago, this March 19, 14
people came together and organ
ised what Is known' as the Stay
ton church-of Christ. I
, Some of -these charter mem
bers are still alive. To them and
to the hundreds of others who are
past and present members and
friends of this church, invitation
Is extended to be present for the
memorial services and to renew
old friendships and memories. .
Services begin at 9:45 with
the morning services. Basket din
ner will be enjoyed at noon and
the afternoon session wilt -start
at two o'clock. A program Of spe
cial, music and special speakers
is being arranged. j -v
A history of the church will be
given and letters from old! mem
bers and ministers will be read.
Auxiliary Devotes
Period to Sewing;
Endeavorers Meet
MIDDLES GROVE. March 13
The Ladles Auxiliary of the Mid
dle Grove church met at the home
of Mrs. Helen Walker, Wednes
day afternoon, to devote the time
to sewing.
Women present were, Mrs. Eva
Wagers,; Mrs. , Pheobe Wagers,
Mrs. Mary Herndn, Mrs. Kate
Scharf, Mrs. Rose Crane. . Mrs.
Ella Walker. Mrs. Helen Walker.
Glenn Wagers and Laura and Lu
cille Crane. r : ' ' '
i The "pilota Junior Endeavor
met for business meeting- and
party at the home of Mrs. W. H
Scharf, Saturday afternoon. The
president. -Alfred McCallister pre
sided. The Juniors enjoyed ;a
lively taffy-pull ' after . the meet
ing. ( . ' . - ; .
Half Century
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rodger Bonding IHgh and Ferry Sts.
Graded - Chnrch School t : 40 a. m. - W j T.
Jeoks, Supt. Junior Church 10:S0 a.i m.
Preaching 10:50 a. m. and 7:30 y. m. Three
B..YS S:30 p. m.. . -":.. ' t '- :
A. M. SerniOBi:' SALT Pastor j j
Anthem "All Shall Be Peace Wilson I -P,
IL Sennoax "KEEP THY HEART I. .
- .-. Rev. Theodore Maynard - - J;'
Solo "The Earth Is The Lord's", Kenneth
Abbott, .Anthem: "Te Glory Of God"
(Heyser) ,
Popular Gospel Song Service WELCOME
W. EARL COCHRAJT, Pastor !
-o
BISHOP
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n-" eV-i . 1 sasT 4r y.-, i
Bishop Walter T. Sumner of the
. Oregon diocese of the Episcopal
charch, who will make a visit
to the st, Paul's church here
Sunday, March 22.
DORCAS SOCIETY'S
AFFAIR IS SUCCESS
The annual "Brlng-A-Guest"
meeting of the Dorcas society of
Christ Lutheran ' held Wednes
day afternoon ia the church par
lors filled the parlors with
guests and. members. . ;
..The entertaining hostesses
were Mrs. Percy Blond ell, Mrs.
Albert Fleming, Mrs. Christian
Prahm, Mrs. Chas. Ilins and
Mrs L. C. Hockett,
- After the-routine business of
the day the attendants -were en
tertained with a program of mu
sic, singing and speaking. The
main address of the day was that
off, the pastor entitled : "Enve
lopes" In which he spoke of the
outward actions of people as en
velopes hiding : at times an en
tirely different character : and of
the sanctifying' power of grace
t otransform both the heart and
the outward "envelopes" of one's
actions. - ' - , ,.. '
. Committees were appointed as
follows: hostesses: Mrs. John
Kreenecke, Mrs4 Clarke Lee and
Mrs. L. Leiske: program: Mrs.
Chas, Soos and Mrs. Wain; visltr
mgr Mrs. Alfred Propp and Mrs.
A. oehier.
St. Patrick Day I
Time For Party
Of Booster Club
The Central Booster dub. vonnr
people's 'organization of the Amer
ican Lutheran church, will spon
sor a SL Patrick's . day party In
me enurcn parlors Tuesday eve
ning, March 17, at 8 o'clock.
I Committees la-charge are: '
- Entertainment, rlarenm Pet Are
Grant .Wicklander, Archie B jelde.
Ester Borrvlck, Lougene Britike
and Mark Gehlhar; invitations,
Clara Homyer, Helen Dunning.
Olive Rogan, Alvln Shirman and
Erwin Bahlburg; refreshments,
Susie Kruerer. Arllne Tlmm. Isle
BJelde, Victoria Schneider, Ester
Hansen. Edward Ahrens, presi
dent, and Mtss Charlotte Llnd
qulst, secretary.
This Is an organization which
boosts and backs with personal
support every undertaking on any
organization of the church. . .
Special Revival
Services
at the
CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE '
March 15-9, v
Every night 730 .
Rer. Fletcter Galloway
. j Pastor-Evangelist
Special musical features
Male quartet and :
I . Ladies quartet
I Great congregational
'' singing " v.
TRY OUR WELCOME!
I
RALLY
ID)
1 1
If ill
; ' . TO HEAR -:;
Deets Pickett
ITeaearchx Secretary - Board of Temperance
Prohi blUoa and Fabllc llorals - WashlngtoR, D. C V
"The beet Informed man in America on Prohibition
: Sunday, March 15, 7:3L P. M.
J- Firtt Methodist Church
' - - : " State and Church 6t.
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Everyone Incited . Specie! Liz::
OTTFJIBEID GUILD
CHOOSES OFFICE!
A- ' " ' ' X -
IIA&EL GREEN. March 13
The Otterbein guild elected the
following officers and- delegates
at i a recent business ' session:
President, Iola Luckey; vice
president, Hazel Cook; secretary,
Alice Cook; treasurer, Nora
Rutherford; secretary; literature .
and evangelistie agent, Imogens
Wood; secretary of thank ofler
Ingi Lucille Dunnigan; : secretary
of stewardship,. Belle Ilulford;
collectors) .June . Dunnigan and
Hazel Ilulford; delegates, Iola '
Luckey, Helen Davis. Nora Ruth
erford, " Imogepe . Wood, Hazel
Cook and Bell Hufford.
.-Lucille. Wood; and Edna Ruth
erford became, members of the
guild.. Ia the reading contest,
Hasel Cook's division won. all .
reading -the 'three books on the
standard except one book. The
losing side Is to treat winner.
The guild is planning a program.
fori the mothers and daughters
banquet la May. ' !
Iola Luckey led the devotional
sertlce on "Self Control. Nora ,
Rutherford , was hostess, assisted
by l her daughters, Edna and '
Daisy. i
AID SOCIETY IISS
fll DAY SESSION
JEFFERSON, March 12. The
Ladles' Aid society of the Chria
tloni church met for an all-day
meeting Wednesday at the home
of jlrs. Hugh Bilyeu. The day
was j spent 1n" needlework for the
Easter sale, and piecing quilts.
At noon a basket djnner was en
Joyed. Mr. Parrlsh. the' evangellsf,
and his ' sister, 'Miss Lillie Par-,
rlshi favored the guests with
songs. Present were Mrs. W. O.
McCaw, Mrs. Dave Burnett, Mrs.
Robert Terhune, Mrs. Guy Aup
perle,Mrs. W. W. Warner. Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. J. L. Main, Mrs. B.
S. Richardson, Mrs. Leo Weddte,
Mrs. C. L. Calkins. Mrs. Albert
Arnold. Mrs.- John Calahan, Mrs.
Hugh Bilyeu. Miss Lillie Parrlvh.
Elery Parrlsh, Dave Burnett aad
Hugh Bilyeu.
Jetierson to Hear .
Y College Singers
JEFFERSON, March IS The
Albany college Symphony quartet
will be at the Evangelical charch
In Jefferson, March 22, and will
have- charge of the evening ser
vices.' ; , ,'f. .""'1 " ' " "I ',
LAST DAY
IN SALEM
Dir. HoraceVestsVccd
of Boston
NY Cottage and Chemx-kcta St.
.:!- ,: . i
j Tomorrow at 11. a. m.
"The Subconscious Slind
in Our Daily Life.
A sermon on the new
Psychology.
Tomorrow at 8 p. m.
fThe New Re YelatIon.,,
fc.y --. . .....
in the interest cf
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