Church
Items of Interest to Folic of Salem arid
REV. GALLQVifAY
TO STAY HEBE
Hazarenes Hold. Annual
Business Meeting; Re
i ports Show Gains
The annual business meeting"!
the Church of the Nazarene wu
held Tuesday night, with the dls-
trirt ennerlntendent. Lr. J.
Ttitca nf Portland. nresldlBK.
Porr A unsrfmfnt of the church
tWM a rain in membership and
14200 -was paid in through the
'treasury, W. B. Hardy, reporting
for the trustees of the c&urcn.
told Of the purchase of the new
location for the church on the
corner of 13 th and Center streets,
and also something of the plans
for remodeling- this property for
-J the fa tare home of the local or-
ganizatlOn. . - ; -
Tlii officers of the church who
resorta were as follows: Pas
tor, Rev. Fletcher Galloway; Sun
day school superintendent, jrran
M. LUwlller; president of the Nas
areneiYOung People's society. Miss
-Thea rSampsain; president of Wo
man's Foreign Missionary 'society,
Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter chairman
of hoard of trustees, W. H. Har
dy; treasurer, Clyde Holier.
New officers elected for the en
suing year are as follows: Trus
tft. W. B. Hardy. F. M. Lltwiller
John Friesen. Clyde Hoffer and
li Van Delinder; stewards, W. F.
Scott,; Alfred Schroder, Mrs. Ellia
heth Baxter, Miss Thea Sampson
and W. v. Hardy, church school
..board, Milford Stull, W. B. Har-
dy and Amanda Olson. Mrs.
Fletcher Galloway was- elected
president of the Woman's Foreign
Mlaslisnftrv society. The Nv Y. P. S.
president and the Sunday school
superintendent are yet to be elect-
- ed but no changes are anticipated
In : thaaa departments. - "
' Key. Fletcher -Galloway, who
came to Salem from pueoio, coio.,
last August, has been extended a
unanimous recall to serve the lo
cal church for another year and
has accepted.:
The annual dlstrtet assembly of
the Church of the JNazarene lor
the north .Pacific district meets in
Portland, May 20 toJ 24, with Dr.
R. T. i Williams of Kansas City,
general superintendent, presiding.
The following lay .delegates were
I elected to represent the local con
gregation at this session: I Van
Delinder, Mrs. L. Van Delinder
and Clyde Hoffer.
.Other members o! this assem
bly by Tirtue of their orders are;
Elders, Rev. Fletcher Galloway
Rev: Aaron Wells, Rev. I D.
Smith; former pastor, who still
holds his membership here, and
Rev. Louise Pinnel, pastor of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
church of Salem; deaconess, Miss
Delia Talte of the Deaconess hos
pital. Also the Sunday school su
perintendent, the N. T. P. S. presi
dent and the W. F. M. S. presi
dent from the local church are
saembers of the session by Tirtue
of their office.
Joint Gathering
Of League Ball (
Y Players is Set
Sunday afternoon the ball team
et Zians Lutheran church, Ore
gon City, will meet for practice
baseball game with the ball team
ef Christ Lutheran church here
ii in opening for the baseball
schedule arranged for the teams
of the Willamette Valley Luther
League conference, to which be
long the league of ChrisT church
of Salem, Zions, Oregon City; St.
Pauls, Portland, and Peace, Portland.-'!
;
The baseball -league has elected
William Hilbrunner of St. Pauls.
Portland, president and Otto
Gronke, of Christ Lutheran, Sa
lem, secretary. Jacob Fox Is cap
tain and manager of the local
. team, i f.
After the game - Sunday the
local Jeague will serve luncheon
to the visitors and after the meal
a Joint meeting of the leagues
will, be held after which a social
hour will be spent.
- it ' No. 143
BrnopUf ct Aul statement ef tne
f ereheate and; Manufaetarera Fir laser,
aaee Coupeay ef, Newark, im the State of
N Jarw7, to thi thirty-first day of
December, 1930, snae'e to the Insaranee
Coamieaiener ef tho Stat of Oregon. or
Hul to law: - - . .
j ii CAPITAI. t - .
jLa.uat of Capital ttock paid up, Sl,-
00,000.00. ;! '
' --il X5COMB - - -
" Ket premium received darinr the jeer,
. S2 15ft.714.18.
Interest, dividend! and rent received
orin the year, 82S2.640.78.
I a coma from other seareea rettirsd dar
tu Ilia year. S8O.210.64.
Total income, S2. 463.465. 60. "
. DiSBtJKSEMEKTS
Net lessee paid daring the year inclod
tar edjastraeat expenses. 81,085,032.89.
Uividends paid ob capital stock during
the year, $199.98.&0.
Comanuaioaa aad salaries paid Soring
the year, $1,035,438.97.
Taxea, licensee-aaa fee 'paid daring
ae year, 89.905.7 8.
Amount f all i other , expenditures,
-. f375,256.SS. -:K ...57
Total expenditure. 9?. 605,682.00.
' AS&TS . j
Valee of - reel eetate owned (market
- valee). 9. .
Value af stack a aad beads aimed (xaar
ket velae), $8,748,020.31.
JLean an aaertgmges and collateral, ate.,
Cean 3b bank aad naad, $290,-343.-
- - SO. . : J
Premlnma tn course of collection writ
tea 'line September 30, 1930. 1461 -
$43,979.31. v. . ...
Total admiUed ataet. 84,543.904.40.
- LIABILITIES
J38 09 elJ,"- loaaea unpaid, $233.
Anoitiit af aaearned preminm aa all
BtiUadiaK riaka. 82.288,441.22.
! for coaiiDtaueB and orokrerare. 0.
- All other liabiUUe. $15,512.11.
Total liabiliitica. oxetaiiva ( eanital
SMtfJC mt fl.OOO.OOO.OO, $2.
BUSINESS IM Oft
FOR THE TEAR
pronuamia recoired donas liyaar.
LMa paid dorinr tba rear. S1.79A70
I iaenrred daring tba year, 81,
'. $30.70. ;
Kamoi af Company, Kercbanta and
Vanafactnrcra i'lra laanraaea Companj-. ,
af Pratident, Joacph ii. Eyrna,
Jr. 1 - .
Nam af BerUry. MTiHiam V. Ximgj
Scatatory resident attorney for acrrica,
... SnrMnknlaiaL
EVANGELIST f
Kvaagellflt dgar Bosch, who Sun
day will beg! it eeriee of sp-
clal services at the First Chnrcb
of God, Hood and N. Cottage.
The evangelist has just finished
saecessXiil meeting In Eugene,
prior to which he was in Call'
f oral. He is aa interesting and
- f orcef nl speaker, according; to
. Iter. C W.. Hatch, resident
minister, - j ,
CAMPAIGN SUCCESS
ELDRIEDGE. May 1. The
better-attendance contest epon
sored by the members of the El-
driedge Sunday school is proving
quite successful, the attendance
last Sundayi being almost 100
per cent. The contest was be
gun about four weeks ago and
since that time, more interest
has been shown and : Increased
attendance has been noted by the
superintendent, Miss Gladys C.
Brown. :.?
Several songs by the junior
choir, were enjoyed by the school
Sunday, preceding : tne lesson
study. This! choir of about 12
girls and boys has been organ
ized and directed by Miss Ruth
Palmer and Miss Brown. This
choir received much favorable
comment at ! the recent Hayes
ville district convention. El
driedge Sunday school won the
banner for the best attendance
at the convention.
In the near future an ice
cream social will be given at the
schoolhou.se to aid in raising
foods for supplies.
Dr. C. R. Eliot
To Preach Sunday
At Local Church
Rev. ChristODher It. Eliot. L.
L.D.. minister emeritus of the
Bulfinch Place church, Boston,
and minis ter-at-large of the Ben
evolent Fraternity of Churches.
Boston, will preach the sermon
Sunday morning at the First Uni
tarian churchy -
Dr. Eliot has been visiting his
brother, Rev. Thomas, L. Eliot, D.
D i of Portland, minister emeri
tus of the Unitarian church in
that city, and from Salem will go
to Berkeley. Calif., where he is
to give the commencement ad
dress at the Pacific Unitarian
school lor the ministry. ,
While la Salem Dr. Eliot will be
entertained at the home ' of his
niece, Mrs. Fred Alban Weil.
Hubbard Groups
To Give Better .
Music Program
HUBBARD.? Mir 1. A flnnA
Music week program, under the
supervision of Mrs. Ella Staffer,
will be presented at the Federat
ed church Sunday evening a8
o'clock, including the follow
numners: -. i -
tra; Tocal solos by Aton Jesse,
Mrs. Ivan Stewart and Miss Mar
lon Mc Ken tie: violin solo by Miss
Gungadencf Bidgood; vocal duet by
Mrs. juumi siaurier ana Mrs, ous
Reimer; piano solos by. Miss Anita
Bevens and Miss MaHorla Wnlfr
trombone .$olo by Franklin deLes
plnasse; tt.lk on the value of good
music oy. Her. uienn s. Hartong.
and grouti slnrlnr bv conrrera-
tlon. i .
I AIR SKIPPER
Handling the navy dirigible, Los
Angeles, will be nothing new to
her newly appointed skipper. Com
mander A. H. DreseJ (above), of
Annapolis. . Last year he pUoted
the giant alrbird on a cruise dur
ing the maneuvers off Panama.
lETTEMilCE
DHCT MEETIiiG
GCIW
Rev. A. W. Oliver Resigns
As President; Successor
Hot Chosen
JEFFERSON. May 1 The at
tendance at the district Sunday
school convention Sunday held at
the Methodist church was large,
Rev. A,r W, Oliver, district presi
dent, was la the chair. Congrega
tional singing was led by Dr. J.
O. Van Winkle, followed by the de
votions by Fred DeVries, eounty
president,.
The children ot the Marlon
Friends and Presbyterian schools
gave-two special numbers. ; The
assembly then divided Into two
groups. Mrs. Claude Johnston dis
cussed the primary and . Junior
worV. -with one group, and Dr.
Van Winkle discussed the differ
ent ways of closing the Sunday
school, with the other group. ,
Lindon Launer of Albany sang
two solos, lWell Never Grow
Old", and "God Leads His Dear
Children Home". -. Dr. Robins,
of Salem, gave a very interesting
address, telling what the primary
needs of a Christian ' worker
should be. " ' 1 - '
Following the program, a short
business session was held,' during
which reports from the Sunday
schools in the district were read,
and the banners awarded. The
Presbyteriaa Sunday school ot
Marion was awarded the banner
for the largest percentage of at
tendance during the quarter, and
the Friends Sunday school ot
Marlon received the banner for
the largest percentage In atten
dance at the convention. . i
Rev. A. W. Oliver resigned ai
president, owing to removal from
the district. It was voted not to
elect a president until the next
election.'
BURLESQUE OFFERED
ON FAMILY ALBUM
WOODBURSr. May 1 A clever
and well-received playlet, entitled
"The Family Album" .was pre
sented in the Woodburn Metho
dist church - Wednesday night.
The theme of the playlet was a
burlesque on the characters In
the typical family album.
The cast or characters was:
mother, Mrs. Mayme Allen; fath
er, J. D. Woodfin; me as a bash
ful little girl. Hazel Haugen; my
bashful husband, Eben, Wayne
Livesay; me, as a bride, Beatrice
Donaldson;' the twins, Francis
Woodfin and Naomi Friend; the
parson, Maurice Bogard; the par
son's wife, Mrs. Meta Friend; the
parson s 1 boy. Ernest Livesay;
Sister Jane, Mrs. Ida. Brennan;
Sister Jane's husband, Mrs. J. H.
Ldvesayt Sophilla, Mildred Fret-
well; the village beauty, Beatrice
Impecoven, and Grandpa Hobbs,
J. F. Johnson. f
Other numbers on the program
were also .enjoyed. Two . violin
and guitar solos were played by
Eddie and Elvie Ayres. Mrs. J.
Donaldson gave a reading. Mrs.
Edith Love and Mrs. Dave Jack
son gave vocal solos and Rev.
Glenn S. Hartong, rendered a
trombone solo. A beautiful panto
mime, "America",' and a tableau
were also presented.
Later in the evening refresh
ments were served in the social
rooms of the church, l
Corvallis Cast
To Present Play
. For Jason Lee
A service of unusual interest
has been planned for the night of
Mother's day. May 10. at the Ja
son Lee Methodist church, when
the Wesley players from the Meth
odist church at Corvallis will pre
sent a play, "St. . Claudia." i
The play is a striking portrayal
of a story having to do with
Claudia, the wife of Pilate, and
wherever it has been presented has
been most appreciately received.
Look Who's Here
Boys and Girls
Dress up Funny
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DALLAS. May 1 The Dallas
high seniors observed their annual
dress up day Wednesday when
they appeared at school In 5 all
sorts of costumes.
Toung girls of the age when
they Jlked to play with dolls pre
dominate! the display with boys
with "high-water pants" and oth
er "hick" clothes coming second.
Several hoys appeared as ladles
with the remainder of the class
coming as sailors, negroes, ' or
what have you. t
The senior flunk day will be
held sometime in May hut, the
seniors are doing their best to
keep the dates, secret. Whenever
the date becomes known to the
rest of the classes It turns out to
be a general holiday for the entire
school instead of a senior flunk
day.
1
F armers Union
Group Meets
BETHEL, May 1. The Bethel
local of the farmers' union was
well represented at the meeting
In the Woodman hall at Marion
Wednesday night. Those who
drove over were Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Creech, Mr. and "Mrs. ' Arao
Spr anger, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Brlnkley. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nich
ols and Mr. and Mrs. John Hain.
They report a very interesting
meeting. A new local vu farm
ed with 3 5 new members.
in
1CETAPHTSZCAZ, CZSTBB
aroetins Monday might at 7:30 eloek
tna koraa o( Mra. M. ic-JJawia. 82S
Sooth 18th. BtartiBf study et "laiaoni
is Tratk." CUss ta maUphyilcal Uwi
wui do orfanuaa aaoruy.
ORBIST UTTHEnAjr
XiffBtaoath and Stat atraaUL Ba.
Aaaoa B. JtlBaaaaan, pastor. Phono
S720. eonaaa aarrteoa 9:45 a.a. Bnb
Joet: "ETary Good Gift and rery Par
foci Gift Comet lYoa A bora Frost tba
Father of Lirkta." Earliah aarrieee 11
a.m. 8ubti "In the Sitonee ef the
Bolitndea There ! Prepared One ef the
Urea t One et God,' Sunday echeel 9:40
a.- hfra. Ane X. Kinnaa an, 0spt.
Lather leecae I p.aa Lenre Mian Oman.
ioaoar.
SKGliWOOD UJM1TKP BUTHXXaT
North 17th end Nabraaka streets. Im.
W. Biddle. veator. - Bandar seheol t:45
a.m. Hornier worship 11 o'clock ; Sn
dayr school ejul efanreh ooatbioed aarriea.
Jtiaaioaary ntaaaaca and eaiact aarm
Communion erriee. 'Evening worship
7:80 o'clock; Toons Poople'a AnniTar-
aary -Jay Prvrram. Jan tor ead1 Interme
diate O. K. BMtiif 6:80 O a lock. We
an'e Aid meetiar ail day Wedneaday.
jrrayar Hniu 1:10 e aioe xnoraaay,
szroBJcss cuuacK
Corner Capitol and ntarion atreata. V
0. liankaemper, paetor. Sunday school
10 a.m. utrata woranjp -ii e clock:
subject: '"Jesua is the Home of Za-
charus." Cnrhsh worahio 11 ' o'clock:
subject I "The Savior' Work aad Our
Greater Works." Speeial nausie. Choir
anthem. 'Praise the Lord From the
HeTni," by Irs B. Wilton.
st. tomrn xttteebav (vo. synod)
North 18th and A streets. Ker. H.
W. Oroaa. pastor. Bmaday achooi 9 a.
Enrliah aarriea 9:45. . German a4 . 11.
Cong-re rational meeting st s p.m.
- XXMAKXTEX. BAPTIgT
Corner Basel and Academy - street.
Sunday school at 10 ana. JLasson: Sent.
15:18 to 16:17. Preaehinar at 11 a.
and 7 :30 p.m. Mid-week prayer Sad tes
timony nteeting Thursday evening at T :45.
rtlffl BAPTIST
North Cottare aad D streets. O. "Wl
Ratsch, minister. Sunday achooi 9 :45
a.m. Bans HcJurmaii. Knot. Berrico ix
a.m. Sormoa topic Accepted in the Be-
loTed." Choir anthem. The Lord's Bup
per following tho morning serrice. Ev
ening tervice S o'clock. Sennoa topic
"The Value of Food Music." Junior
choir. Young People's meeting at 8 p.m.
Tuesday. Beguiar mitt-weea prayer ser
rice at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
rrasi united bkethxxx
12th and Mission streets. A. S. Hen
derson, pastor, 1155 Mission street. Phono
7820. Servieee 11 sum. and 7:30 p.m.
Tha eloainc ouarterlr semeea la charge
of Bcv. Walter Reynold. Sunday school
10 a.m. - Mrs. Alice M. .Header son, oupt.
Young People s meetiaga 8:30 p.i
SOUTH HATiTTnf TB.TX3FDS
Soath Commercial at Waahln
artoa
Sob-
street. . Chas. O. Ha worth, vastor,
day services: 10 am. Bandar school, Ha
than Cook. Sopt. 11:00 Morning wor
ship. Sermon: "How Did We Get Our
Bible 1" 6:00 p.m. Veapere tectarre e
the literature committee. I nursjy o :ou
p.m. Church night supper, followed hy
monthly meeting.
I ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeket atreeta Bev,
Geo. H. Swift, rector. Phono S164. Boly
Communion 7:80 in tba chapel. Chorea
school 9:45 a.m. Boly lucharist sad
sermon 11 us.
Numbers Given
For Music Week
Church Program
A musical program In observ
ance of National Music week will
be, given at the evening service
Sunday at the Ford Memorial M.
E. community church. -Included
In the program will he the fol
lowing numbers: ,
Orchestra voluntary, vocal
duet hy Misses Ada Clarke and
Helen Gosser, vocal solo hy Miss
Ruth Bedford, Hawaiian guitar
duet, by Miss Luella Rees and
Mrs." Rees, vocal duet hy Miss
Nellie Badley and Felix Wright,
histllng solo by Wesler War
ren, male quartette, Fred - Kose,
P. Foekl, Robert Paulson and
John Simmons, piano offertory
by Miss Margaret Hogg, vocal
solo by R. A. Raymond and ad
dress, "The Ministry of Music"
by the pastor.
Minneman Going
To Annual Meet
In Oregon City
Rev. Amos E. Minneman, pas
tor of Christ Lutheran chnrch In
the city, will attend the annual
meeting of the northwestern dis-
rict of the American Lutheran
church, the merger synod result
ing from the merger of the Ohio,
Buffalo and Iowa synods eariy
this year. .The district meeting
will be held in Zions Lutheran
church, Oregon- City, Rev. W.
Kraxberger, pastor. May . .
Mr. Minneman reports on visi
tations held in the southwestern
conference, Is chairman of the
committee on . evangelisation ana
also of the - committee that re
ports on the reception of - new
congregations Into : the district.
Christian Frahm will go as the.
lay-delegate from the local con
gregation.
Rodgers Bulldinr
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WELCOME
Evening Service on Siinimer Schedule
Jason Lee Memorial
Church
HUGH B. FOUKE, Minister
Morning: Worship 11 o'clock - . -
SUMMER Schedule for Evening Services ,
Sermon by the pastor, subject "Where Jesus Stands
Epworth League. 7 p. m. .
Evening Service 8 o'clock ,
. Sermon by Mrs- R. N. Smylie
the Churches
- mtST k. b.
" Cbureh and Sti4e streets, B. Earle
Parker, pastor. Sunday school 9 :45 a
Morning worship 11 o'clock; subject
"iho Tragedy of s Mst Upportumity."
Iretung worship 7:80 o'clock: ac eject
"Sleeping in OiUreb." Three Toung
jreopie e meeuaa. n-.trn e'ciocK. '
CHKISTXAK ltESSIONABT AJXIANCS
. 858 Perry atreet. Loaiso Pinneli, pes
tor. - Sunday morninc Sunday school
9:45-rM. I. Idtwiller. Sept. Service
1 1 :o. Sunday - evening Xonng i Peo
ple's meeting 6:50, VioU Grieoenow,
leader. Serrice 7:80. ! Tuesday evening
Jegnir prayer sernee i:eu. " xns
day e renin r Cottare prayer Berries for
young people at 866 Ko. Summer street.
STAVGEZJCSTXO TABEENACXB
Thirteenth and ferry streets. C. G-.
Weston, pastor. Sunday school ot 1:45
P.nu Chnrch serrice at S. crabieem. "Ii
vino Lovo." Eranrelistie serriee ot 7:45.
Buojeet, "PractieaJ Salvation." . Tues
day evening at 7:45 concluding lecture
ob ateveiauoa. Thnredoy eveaing, 7:45,
wins prayer meeung. daturas y area
lag. 1 ;a. xouag jreopiO'S sernee. ;
. " rmi BAPTIST .
Comer of North Liberty end Marion
streets. William' H. Kobbins. pastor: Bi
ble school at 9:45, Prod Broer, Saps.
Morning worship at 11:00. Orgaa pre-
luoe py munie J& inner. nermon suo-
ieets ' " Jehorah-Taidkeno. (The Lord Oar
Rirhteeuenen) " Special singing, hy the
choir. Tho Toung People' organisation
meet at 8:30. Evening evangelistic ser
vice at 7:80. Coagragatiohil singing of
old fashioBM hymns. The fifth meassge
ea tho adventnre of Ue Modern Young
Man. Bnbjeet: "The Prodigal- Son Hia
Homesick Memories." Special aelee-
tions hy the choir. - Wednesday evening
moatnjy Dnatnes meeung ana prayer' ser
vice. Friday evening Union Bible Study
classes.
mil UNITARIAN
North Cottage and ChemcketB streets.
Bev.-Prod Alban Weil, minister. Church
school at 10 a.m. Mile H. Me Key. Supt.
Church service st 11 a.m. SemMiB by
Dr. Christopher B. Elliot ef Boston. Mrs.
Truma Huston, soloist. Mrs. Walter A.J
lcntott, organist. n .
COUET - ST. CHRISTIAN
Court and 17th street. B. P. Shoe
maker, pestor. Sunday achooi 9:45
Mrs. Prank Marshall. Supt. Morning wor
ship 11 o'clock; subject: "Almost Per
suaded." Evening worship 7:30 o clock;
subject: iteport ( o. is. State Coaven
tien. Toung People' meeting 6:30 p.m.
subject: "What Jesus i Teaches About
Work." Aid Society meets Wednesday
and 1'ridsy. Midweek meeting Wednes
day. 7:48. ! . ;.;
GLAD TXSIHOS i MISSION
53 Court atreet. O. S. Johnson, pas
tor. Sunday school ot 3 p.m. Service
at t and p.m. Meetings Tuesday,
Thursday nd Saturday evening.
prnsT snnxTUAxisT
Service at 7 :SO p.m. at tho Nelson hall
located on Chemeket street1 between
Commercial and Liberty streets. Mrs.
Jfary gchwedel of Portland will be the
speaker. Topic, "Brotherly Love.'' A
circle will be held from 5:80 p.m. until
7 v.m. at chnrch. , Measaces will be
given hy accredited medium.
, PTBST CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday school at 9 :45 am. I. XL Keer.
Sopt. At 11 a.m. BevJ W. 0. Kan tne r
who has been engaged stated supply
until the bow castor arrives, will con
duct servicer. Sermon subject: ."Whet
tho Church Ought to Meaa to Us." At
7:80 v.m. tho church choir will repeat the
Caster music wnieb wa so well reeeiv
ed. This will be given in recognition of
ueia week. Dr. Kantner will prenca
at tho Oak Point school house at S p.ss.
' must PB8BTTXUir
Corner of Winter and Chemeket
streets. G rover CI Birtebet, L. D.. pas
tor. Chnreh school, 9:80 a.m. L. M.
Kama re, Supt. Morning worship, 1 li
o'clock. This Is vocation day in the
Presbyteriaa prorram. and tho pastor will
preach upon some phase of the traiating
ef ehildrea and guidance of yonth. fcpe
eial music ia recognition of Musie Week.
Christian Endeavor aocietiea meet at 6:80
p.m. Evening worship 7 :to p.m. ; aatnem
Springer. Mid-week prayer serriee
t 7:80 p.m. Thursdsy.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN,
Church street between Chemeket sad
Center street. Rev. P. W. Erikaen, pas
tor. 11 a.m. "Tho Person and Werk
of the Boly Ghost." Solo by Mrs. M. M.
Triadle. 7:80 p.m. Masio Week program
by the eoir assisted hy guest artists.
Was. MeGilchrlst, director of musie. Bun-
day school t 9:45 a.m. . Max Gehlhar.
Bant. uinf bmi as o :aw. . ecnior
leeder, Clarence Peters. League social
Tuesday evening at 7:30.
SALEM BAPTIST TEMPLB
Serriee la tho Fraternal Temple. Bi
ble school at t:45 a-m. Bale T. Cade,
S. S. Supt. Song and prayer service t
11 a.m. aad aveninr service as t:su.
Toung People' meeting at 6 :80 p.m. ;
7AS0N LEB MEMORIAL 1C. B. :
Winter aad Jefferson streets. Bugs
B. Pouke, Jr, pastor. Sunday worship
service at 11 am. Sermon by tne pas
ter on Where Jesus Btaad." Evening
service uegSa one half Hour later in ac
cord with summer echedule. Worship er
t .t S n.aa. Benaon v Mrs. R. N.
SrnyUc. Toung People' Ep worth league
it lie. 1
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LABISH MISSION BV ANGELICAL
MIDDLE GROVE Church school 10
n. T. P. Walker, Supt. Worship at
11. Subieet "Jeros in the King-row."
Intermediate X. L. CL X. at T p.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. at tho Prank
Crane home. X. L. O. X. business meet-
LABIb'bT CENT Eft Church ehool
IO am- W. A. Starker, supt. u. fi
at 7 p.m. pro-prayer ervie 6.50. Even
ing worantp m. Buoieco . i bs .
Prayer and Bible study Thursday 8 p.m.
CLEAK LAKB Cauren aenooi i
n. W. P. Collar. Supt. Jr. X. I O. B.
at 11. Mia Mario Harold, Supt. B--L.
a- X. 7:15 p.m. Subiect: 'What Jesus
Teaches About Work.'1 .
B. & Seheaermaa, pastor. 1101 union
street, Salem.
BIOHLAND PRIENDS
Comer Highland and ('Church streets.
Zdcar P. Sims; pastor. Bible school 10
a.m. Earl M. Beckett, Supt. Morning
worship 11 bjb. Subiect; 'TBOjOelesBieu
Jt.plstlO t;n.a :nas v-un ""
Chereh." Evening service S P.m. Soh-
Jeet. "Coot of IMseipJeshlp." Junior C. K.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
High & Ferry Sts.
Graded Church School 9:40 a. mrThree B.
T.'a 7:00,;p. m.
10:80 A. M. Sermon Tie Motive .Test" pas
tor. Solo: "The Heart That Was Broken
For Me" CIVenter) Mr. Dirks. Anthem:
The Heavens Are Declaring" (Beethoven)
t : 0 0 P. M." Subject: 'The Ministry of Ma
nic" Pastor. Solos by Mrs. Ermine Fawk
and Mr. Kenneth Abbott. Anthems by the
choir. Song service.
W. Earl Cochran, paator.
4 OlUj
I
S U.m. Senfaxr and Iatenneillata V
Th Mid-wee as prayer meeting Thunder
rOXD MXMOBXAI. M. K. 001MTOITT
derth avenue and Third street. Mere
uith A. Oiweis. pastor. Sunday achooi
:4S am. Morning worship IV o'clock:
subiect i ? Tho Gospel Today." Special
muaio by Mis Tmla Grsntf and Janio
Choir. , Ereninr worship 8 o'clock; sab
ieets "Tho Ministry of Mnsie.' A pro
rram ef music 1a observance of better
muaio week. Young People's meeting 1
o'clock. Bible Study S p.m.
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TTEIT CHtTRCH or CEXIST.
' J. ' '- - SCIENTIST . .
Chemeketa aad Liberty streets. Son
day services at 11 a.m. and S a.m. Sah
Jecty "Sverlaetinr Punishment' Sun
day) school a :45 and 11. Testimonial
meeting every Wednesday oreatag at - 8.
Keadmg room I at 06 Masonic Temple
open from 11 to 5:30 except Sunday and
holiday... . j - , , , ,
! KXXOHT MXMOSXIZ.
,.2fTmta worhiP 11. Uerm'en
"Fallowing a l Vision." - Trie "Lore
Divine". (Woldermere). Better Mosio
Ween concert at S p.m. Christian a
deavor meeting at 1:15. Church school
at 10 a.au - ,i ,. t
1 I TTEST CHTTKCH OP GOD
Hood and North Cottare street. C. W.
Hatoh, pastor, j Phono 8657. Sunday
school. 10 e.mj John Van Lyderraf.
Bopti. Morninr worship 11 a.m. J&ev.
Kdgar Hatch preaching. Toung People'
ucciwub- o;ow 4 p.m. isoroty l Travis,
leader. Informal debate Kesolred, That
tho .United States t in more need of
evangelising than any foreirn country.
avening service 7:30 p.m. Her. Edgar
pnaciuniB;.. . i .
ISTJ35SmOEXAX. I
South Commercial and Myer 1 streets.
8. Dnriow Johnaon. pastor. 848 . Myers
street. Phono 9087. Services 11 a.m. and
8 pjm. Sermon topics: "By Their
Fruits," a.m. and "Aggressive Chris
tian Living," pint. Special music. Sun
day school 8:45 a.m. Btearn Cushing,
Supt. Three leagues at 7 p.m. Mid-week
erv)ce Thursdsy evening at 7:80. Topic,
"The Parable of the Lett Sheep and
the. Lost Coin.'
rzssT cmntCH or thb vaxasemb
One block South of Center on lUth
street. . Bar. f letcher Galloway, pastor.
Residence 475 iNorth 24th street Phono
8630. Tho pastor will speak Sunday from
th efollowing subjects: 11 a.m. "Power
for Berrice'r No. 4 of a series on "The
Works of tho eoirit." Mise Thea Sum-
soa will sing. 7:45 p.m. "Brute or Im
mortal" No. 4 of a eerie on "The Dev
il's iRelirion." Sundar achooi 0:45 a.m.-
Franlk if. Litwtller. Supt. r N. T. P. S.
and i Junior society 8:45 p.m. j
1 ' TJTKTat i CHXISTIAir I
X.l J. GDstraU. minister. Fred R. R.laa.
Bitle achoor, Sapt. School opens; 10 a.m.
Communion and morning worship 11 a.m.,
Morning subject. , "The Ten Command
men Ea in tho Old. and New Testament."
Christian Endeafor societies meet at 7
P.m.
ject
Preachinr 3 8 D.m. Ereninr sub
"Educatiio." Speeial music.:
practice j Tuesdsy evening.
Uhofar
HlgVand Center streets.. D. J. Howe,
pastor. Morning service 11 o clock ; sub
ject 9 i "Going On to Perfection." Special,
musie: selection both morning and ev
ening by tho choir under tho direction of
Prof., XL W. Hob son. Eveninar service
7:30 o'clock: subject: "Neglected Oppor
tunities." Bundav achooi 0:45 a.m. Or.
ville J. HolU Supt. Mid-week errlces
7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Tounr Peoola'
meeUnga at 8:30 p.m.
' .it CATVAST BAPTIST '
Bodger Buildins. Hich and! Terry
streets. Graded Church school 9:49 a.m.
Threat B. T.'l 7 p.m. Morning service
Tel
Eveninr service 8 p.m. Sermon
aubieet:
The Ministry of Music.'
Mondav even
ing Church school business meeting at S
o'clock. Tuesdsy evening . 8 :0O tho
Board ef Christian Education will meet.
Wednesday eveninr 8 :00. prayer meetinc
followed by the eherch business meetinr.
Thursday evening choir rehearsal 1 :80
a Clock. J! -
770
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A SUCCESSFUL HOUSEKEEPER these
clays is a business woman. She has jto be. She
f has her budget systems and account books.
She figures closely to keep expenses down.
She is a wise, shrewd buyer. '
She wastes neither time nor money. She
knows exactly! wHat she wants and where to
vget it at the tnost advantageous price. -
She'll tell jyu that she is a diligent reader
! of newspaper Advertising. She considers it a
trustworthy business associate. It brings her
cleaner food improves her personal appear
ance eases jher daily task helps , take the
! humdrum out of - life tells her when, where
i and how to ftnd things pleasurable and profit
able makes it possible for her to get one hun-.
! dreel cents worth of real value for every dollar
she spends. jf: :"'
Everyone can profit by reading the adver
tisements in jthis newspaper. That's the one
best way to i keep in" touch with the lowest
prices, best qualities and newest commodities
that stores are offering and manufacturers are
putting out forj your benefit. .
Remember, you can depend on advertised
products. Read i advertisements. They'll help
you in .lots
Church Choir
joins Better
Music Event
I i'!!. ' ' ' '
The choir of thev Knight 'Mem
orial! church will; Join in the na
tional muscal festivitlTes in Its
"Better Music week" concert San
day eTidnng- at 8 o'clock. Donald
J. Allison is organist.-
The r concert Includes the . fol
lowing ii numbers: Chorus, In
HeaTenly Lore Abiding" (Sool-
r) incidental solo by Carrol
"R-riA'emzl rhnma. Si'TSoln ITomft"
(Dyorai) ; solo. "From Day to
Day'1 -IBernard-Harablln), i Mrs.
C. A Huston; ladies quartet. "A
Veipferj Hymn'M ' (Protheroe),
Befleitta Edwards, Carrol Braden,
Harriets Adams. Myra Gleason.
chorus.1 f'Stlll. Stni With! Thee"
(Speak), Incidental solo by Myra
Gleason S men's chorus. "Hark,
Hark My Soul" (Shelley) t trio.
."To a .Wild Rose" (McDawldJ;
chorus, if Morning' (Speaks).'
Music Sermon
Promised For
IJeifersonM. E
JEFFERSON; May. 1MusIc
i. . L . . ... .1 . . : . i t
wlU
do ! ronsiaereot -troru me put
plt: of the Jefferson
MethodiBt
church Sunday, the
speak on "Is Music a
pastor to
Buried! Tal-
ent. or lia Graren Image" T i Tho
committee of townsmen in charge
of national music week obserr
ancei asked j that thlsi subject he
studfed ifrom the pulpit.
' BTening worship wlill be held
at 8 o'clock, . thl i new summery
time! schedule going into effect.!
The Bpworth League will meet at
7-ec:locjk.-'- i.'-1- - 11 - 'v.-:'
The young i people will, hare
chirge qf the evening serrices on
Mdther$l Day, ! I ... . ; ...
Lnst
Conference
! Of Year Sunday
Jhe ! fourth quarterly confer
enee ot the year for the First
United Brethren chnrch will be
held; Saturday and Sunday. May
2 and! 3, announces the pastor,
Rev.! A. i S. Henderson. Ret.
Waltesj Reynolds, superintendent,
will I preach at both services at
the Church Sunday.
H C?tfilO"tivf (2)2?
GUCDQOO
! IL
of ways. ; . ;
BHPTISTIETl
IT C0HLL
Pastors and Laymen Frpm
State to Gather in Annual
Session May. 12-14.
, The annual meeting of the?
Oregon Baptist state convention
will be held at the First Baptist
church In Corvallis Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, Ma
12 to 14. The Baptist churches
here expect to bf well represent
ed at the convention and the ses
sions of auxiliary groups. -r".
Rer. W. Earl Cochran, pastof
of the Calvary .Baptist church
here, will have charge .of singing
during the convention. Rev. V,
H. Robins of the First Hap Us I
church will conduct the prayer
service Thursday afternoon. .
A busy program has been ar
ranged for the convention. The
main speakers will be Dr. Rich
ard B. Day of San Francisco
Dr. Brace Kinney, missionary dU
rector; ana Dr. Herbert S. John'
son, native Oregonlan and for
many years pastor ot the Warrta
Arenua Baptist church la B6s-
ton. : :
Br. Day will conduct the "ouiet
hour" programs. He ranks as one
of the outstanding pastors on the
coast, and while in Arizona for
seven years built up one of the
finest churches In the west, in
creasing! the membership to 1200,
He 1s now pastor of the Hamil
ton Squire Baptist church in San
Franpiscso. Dr. Kinney, author of
IMormopism. the Islam of Amer
ica", has served the church in
the west for 25 years.J
i. At me meeting of the woman's
state society Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. O. jlJPickens of the Calvary
Baptist group here will give a re
port fog the central Willamette
association.
Fouke Will Give
, Graduation Talk
liter. Hugh I B. Fouke,-' Jr.",
pastor of the Jason lee Methodist
church, has beenj Invited to speak
at the McMlnnvine week-day
school of religion graduation ex
ercises Sunday ; night. He has ac
cepted. - , - , '
American Lotheraii Chnrch
Church St. Bt. Chemeketa Center.
11 A. M. The World Work of the Holy
Ghost. Anthem: By the Choir.
Solo: Whatever Is Best. Rohm.
Mrs. M. M. Trlndle. -7:30
Mnsie and tho Chnrch Serrice.
(Music Week) Wm. MeGilchrlst.
Musical Program. Solas: Mrs. Sholseth,
Mrs. Gordon MeGilchrlst, Al. Shier
man. Anthems hy the Choir, and Con
certina Solo: MeGilchrlst. Leagues De
.rotionals 1:10. S. S. :45. Max. -Gehlhar,
Supt. Rev. P. W. Erlksen, Pastor.
Sit
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