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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salera, Oregon, Saturday Morning, 'May 23, 1931
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Meeting Here May 25 to be
First Outside Portland
In Nineteen Years , j-
Tha Knights ot Columbus will
bold their 23 rd annual state con
vention in Salem on Monday, Mar
25. This is ' the first state con
vention of the Knights of Colum
bus to be held outside ot Port
land since 1912,; when the con
vention was held In Eugene. Del
egates will be present from 23
councils of the state of Oregon.
SUt and district officers ' will
arrive In Salens on Sunday, May
2 to prepare for the meeting.
The conference will open Sun
day at 1 o'clock at McCornack
hall. rer Miller's store, where
Initiation ceremonies will be con
ducted by the degree team ot Mr.
Angel council. A sight-seeing
tour for Tisiting women has been
arranged to leaTe the Marion
hotel at 2 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon. .-.-. o ,:
The convention banquet," which
between 300 and 400 will attend,
will be held Sunday evening at
the Marion, beginning at 7:30
o'clock. V. W. Tremaine of Wood
burn, member ot the St. Paul
council, will be toastmaster. .
Speeches for this occasion will
be giren by Father Lelpsig of
Eugene, state chaplain; Rev.
K, Francis Dalton : of , Portland,
chaplain of Portland council; C.
P. A. Lonergan of Portland, state
deputy: Frank J. Lonergan of
Portland ; Jerry Mosher. finance
secretary ot the Portland coun
cil; Helen Keber or at, Angei
will sing a vocal solo and Lau
rence Brady of Portland will sing
a vocal solo; orchestra music will
be furnished by the Sacred Heart
academy of Salem. '
Committees arranging for the
contention include: '
Salem: .Charles Zerxan, T. A;
Wlndlshar, P. F. Kllian. Josepn
Domogalla, E. M. Simon, C. A.
Simon. C. A. Suing, T. J. Brebec,
Joseph Weber. Ted Perrenboom,
Ray Barry. Mt. Angel Lawrence
Thomas, Fred J. Schwab, Law
rence Rottahnfnlch. P. N. Smith,
Alois Keber. St; Paul: F. R. Cole
man, Frank Bernard, S. J. Smith.
Raymond Kerr. Steve Merten, F.
A. Bernard; Sublimity: Eiward
Bell. Chris Nleteling. . i
Following the high mass to be
sung at St. Joseph s church Mon-
' day, by Rer. Francis P. Leipzig,
Eugene, state chaplain, at 9 a.
m., tne annual Business meeting
Rev. J. ' it. Back, pastor of St
Joseph's church, here, where
high mass will be sung , Mon
day morning as the opening
ceremony of the second day of
the annnal Knights of Colum
bus convention, which convenes
here tomorrow.
ADVOCATE EDITOB
TO
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Dr. Eward Laird Mills, editor of
the Pacific Christian Advocate, of
Portland,: will preach Sunday
morning at the Ford Memorial
M. E. community church. Special
musical numbers will include a
vocal " duet by Misses Reba and
Ada Clarke, vocal duet by Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Rose and a vocal
solo by Miss Josephine Albert.
: Thursday evening the last
quarterly ; conference and annual
meeting will be held. Dr. M. A.
Marcy, district superintendent,
will preside. A potluck supper
will be served at 7 o'clock.
This will be followed by re-
Methodist women of the city
and of Oregon are much interest
ed in a nation-wide broadcast
which .will, be heard here over
KOIN of Portland on May 27 at
11 a. ux. The program wilrbe
given In the Interest of the Col
lege Abroad movement which; Is
helping to finance the work of
five 'women's colleges In the Or
ient. The speakers will be Bishop
Francis J. McConnell, Mrs. Thoa.
Nicholson; president of the Wom
an's Foreign M issionary society,
and Miss Carol Chen. J
Mies Chen Is a brilliant young
Chinese woman who is studylng
tor bar Ph. D. at Columbia uni
versity. She is a graduate of Hwa
Nan, college at Foochow, and Is
an ardent worker lor higher edu
cation' for the women of her
country. . t
One of the five colleges which
Methodist women are seeking to
assist is Isabella Thoburn at
Lucknow,-. India. This school is
the outgrowth of a one-room day
school established in Lucknow in
1870 with four timid littlegirls
as pupils. The founder was Miss
Isabella Thoburn, sister of the
late Bishop Thoburn, well known
to many Oregonians. t i
Rev. Eriksen
Will Attend
Annual Meet
Rev. P. W. Eriksen, pastor of
the American Lutheran church
here, wU be in Seattle May 25
to 28 to attend the annual con
vention of the Pacific Synod. He
will also deliver a report on
stewardship and evangelism at
the convention. - Lay delegates
from the local church are Max
Gehlhar and John Dyrland.
The pastor and other members
RTT-VVBTOV. Uav 411: B. I - TTRRT PSESBTTEXLUr
Alfred was chosen president of I irwfl'iJro,BiHe'!l B d
the senior Methodist church ehoir 1 TiChal ul2&
at the annual meetlnsr of the I nti .. 11 lock. Senses, "Ta
choir held this week. Mrs. F. K. i TieUry.''A
a secretary-1 -rr" . . " V --a rt.i
treasurer. Mrs. vernon vslj wui i if id week, ssrrie m i:ao
select the music and direct. i Is'eioek a Thandy.
wen pan ror two or us memDers, i I. trt: nzh B
the party to be held next. week. rook, jr, miauur. Worwp rric t
Mrs. H. Frlsble who has been pi- it sj. Sermon tsr 'pm ThU Ek
anist for the orchestra and Mis. ?rZr AXwS
Ethel Trotter t who Is a member u,. woittr amw m w objec-
of the senior choir will be hon
ored. The orchestra will Join
with the choir in the party.
' Miss Trotter, who for the past
two years has taught in the Sll-
Ut. Mis. Tlmdf ad Hrv Buthmxlim
will kiak a dot. UoBMOex. n uu
Irtninf wonhip t 8 pan. FrofMor 8.
Will matt uuTaraity wiU Pk
"BtoMed Ara ths faeeiMkeii.
DaTia will iC"Op h
verton schools will teach at jTa-l chreii Ticktoi swwioa t
coma nexi winter. r
BIRTCHETS ADDRESS
MISSIDWARY MEET
:45. H. B. Crpnur, sopv
Uant lerrieea ior pw paoplf
XSFOKMjBD CHUUCH :
Corner Capitol a4 Mario a atreata. K.
O. Lieakaempar, paator.. 6aaly aflooi
10 son. Germ am wonhip 10 o cloelt.
Tibjact: -Baptiaew With ttar8pirlt.,
Ena-USB wacanip u eiw, 7. iTJ "
'Tha Firaa. Chriitiaa Pentaeoat. JM
Lord' a Suppar will b , sdilatre . at
both aarricea. i '
I-
GERVAIS, May 22 Rev. and
Mrs. Grover C. Birtchet
both rave interesting
Latin America at the monthly
meeting of . the Presbyterian
Women's Missionary society Wed
nesday afternoon. " .
Mrs. Oratious led the devotion
al service: Rev. Oratious read
the scripture lesson; Rev.; Birtr
chet led In prayer and Mrs. Her-
ICBTS-FHTBICali CESfTXa
9s Nnrtb. Liberty atreet. nea on.
Of Salem lUaity alaaaea Mday aifh j at 1:45
J?1-1- a tolk. Mra. Ida Voia MilleJr, teacher..
AMEK1CAH ttTIHBEAH
Cknrck bet wean CbemekeU sad Cen
ter: Ker. P. W. Bnkaan. panar. dm
day aehool :; eonlirmatiom arica
at 10: IS a.m., program lor whica appear
alaewhera; so aerrjcw.
null BAPTIST TEMPIJI
rralarnal Umpla; Cantar teaet. aoriier
man Jelderks and Mrs. Dale Cuts- t Liberty. &em4T aehaow : -.
forth sang a special number. Aft- I ?.
er the Interesting meeting all I MorninV topic "Tha Power ol Ua Holy
were Invited to the social room I spirit.' Bresiaf pHriUB!itt
where Mrs. A. B. Adklsson and leu Tain . Two B. T. P. Ui aaeetast
Mrs. J. D. Brehaut served re-1" ' "
freshments. Iroao hemoiul k,R oj"
Twenty-three members were Jt ota .v.-- VfTl
present. Vlsitqrs were Mrs. Jees I 5 rm Vorninif worakip 11 o'clock;
A Anmm ivf ria Via nil rollfftrTilii. I v. . Ptifiiiihment.
AUSMM VS wM www -. a Klfievat aajr-wa-" T
daughter of Mrs. George Wynn, Goepei Te "'l" iu,
Mrsf A. M. Parsons and Mrs. Ted 0S?5I .fJS? J5d-.oer.
Jelderks of Mission Bottom and eoapei taaaa. ETiBf ,w?hJ?,,"
of the.conereration will be in
ports from all departments, elec- I Portland Sunday afternoon to at-
tlon of oiicers and other business
Mrs. Dale Cutsforth.
MEMBER
OF CHAMBER BAINS
: Salem chamber of commerce
will be opened at the Marion ho- membership has made a conoid
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tel. Election of state orucers win I eraDie -gam in mo si aw uaja,
be one of the nrlnciDal events of I according to a report made yes
the day's meeting. I terday at chamber headquarters
Following are the state offl- Eight, squads - of members nave
cers: ! Fat Lonergan, Portland, I oeen sonciung new memoersnips
state deputy; John F. Dooley. Al
bany, state secretary: Rev. Fran
cis P. Lelpsig, Eugene, state chap-
tend an intersynodical meeting i AST syH s rl i c rHrif
st Hie, St. JamM rhurrh thira at I CHlWUiJt wiiWii
4 o'clock ; in honor of the west
ern visit of Dr. Frederick H.
Knubel of New York, president of
the . United Lutheran church of
America, who is coming west for
the synod. ,
Because of the meeting in
Poretland Sunday, there will be
no evening service at the church
here.
and their results, to date, follow:
I A;H. Averill, Adams-florist.
Dr. WJ W Baum, Arthur S
Homecoming Plan
For Early June
Occupies Church
lain; J..J. Burke, Portland, past! Benson, H. S. Bosshard, Dr. Wol-
state deputy; Alois , Keber, Mt. !
Angel, state treasurer; Frank
DeSousa, Medford, state advo-
cate; A. P. Meehan, Payette, Ida..
state warden.
cott E. Buren, E. C. Bushnell.
'Antolne M. Caisse,
SILVERTON, May 22 The
Methodist church is making
T'i,, I plans for a homecoming at the
James U, Campbell. Capital City v- L.'L,
jjiuucii t ueivtbvi -a va ao vo wau
H. Carkin, Cherry City Cottages,
District deputies of the Oregon Lynn F. Cronemlller, H. W. Cro-
state council are: Francis R. I nise. Curly s Dairy. ,
r. Early, Electric
Coleman. St. Paul;; George P.
Kreutser, Sheridan; George J.
Wilhelm, Eugene; - Joseph Van
Hoomlssen, Portland; A.S.Grant,
Baker; - and Dennis " Carmody,
Bend.'
On Sunday. May 24, an Initia
tion will be held In Salem under I xen. Hazel Dell Dairy, Hollywood
the auspices of the Marion county theatre, Rafus C. Holman, Hal
Charles
Cleaners
G. L. Forge, Homer D. Foster.
Globe Body and Fender Works, ..., thj. lrmTnM. Tnnth
r TT TIimIh V I o
ss W. Grand Silver Stores.
members of the church have in
dicated their Intentions of com
ing to Silyerton for the day.
In the evening the junior choir
will give a concert as a farewell
gesture for the summer as the
members will hold no practices
council, consisting of Salem. St.
Paul. Sublimity- and Mt. Angel.
Francis Coleman, St. Paul, is
general chairman for the ar
rangements of the state meeting.
E c- ?r!le,fvH,enryM; District Meeting
Gets Good Crowd
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GIRLS OF I
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SCHOOL GET JOBS
Four Chemawa girls solved the
summer employment problem for
themselves last week when they
accepted seasonal Jobs with the
Davenport hotel - In Spokane,
Wash., where they will work in
the Delicacy shop, a grill connect
ed with the hotel. In addition to
their serving duties In the hotel,
two of the girls. Alice Slater aad
Marie LaFrance. have excellent
voices and will sing for the
guests from time to time.
Margaret Hoptowit. third mem
ber of the quartet of Indian girls
who have taken the Jobs, is
Washington girl, member of the
E-s Hoss, George W. Hug. A- R
Hunter, H. A. Hyde and Com
pany. J
Klrishlan Co., Ivowiti and
Cook. .
C. N. Laughrige. Arthur W
Lawrence, .Mildred Lefolr,
Claude . R. Lester, J. W. Lewis,
RoyM. -Lockenour, Harriet C
Long. i
Mrs. Dena Mack, G overnor Jul
ius L. Meier, Mills and Moses.
Charles S. McElhinny.
Neuman Paint store. North
Salem Auto Court. '
Oregon Wool and .Mohair com
pany.
Producers Milk company.
Jacob A. Rise company, Joe
Rocque, Roth company.
The Sunday school convention
of the Silrerton Hills district was
largely attended last Sunday. The
convention was held at the Sil-
verton Hills community halL Mr
and Mrs. H. F. Shanks attended
from Salem. Mrs. Shanks spoke
on "A World of Childhood."
AMITY STABES LOG
IT
Holds Gathering
At ComstockHome
WALDO HILLS. May 22 A
delightful party sponsored by the
members of the Silverton Metn-
odist choir was held Wednesday
at the Edson Comstock home.
a'elock; anbject: ur,
.j;. TiifiK iTinrtian Aaveeata. win
I m..r- ,-!.
apeak. Special inttsie. xoung r(i'.
laeetMin 1 o'clock; aabtect j Ciiiea-
ikip.
STJlOaTT
nh.rA Hsiahta Kload. Meredith
naatar. Handay ccnooi :J :m.
u...;. wonhin 11 o'clock: aubiect:
"Jan l BBDiuia . x .itu.
aarrice. , i
riRST CHUBOH OP CHBJ8T,
nrrTT-.STIST s
Chameketa and Liberty atreeta, Sunday
aerTicea at 11 a.m. ana a p.m. , pnojact,
Sonl and Body." Bnnday school t
9:5 and 11. TeatimoBial roeetinr aery
Wadneaday arealnc at e. mmudi iw
kar." . fiaoealaaraaia s for , rradoatinc
haraea al tba Balaa Gemeral kaanitaL
Aothama by tha Treble CUf elab a W.
U. Tbroa aar Peovla'a maatiaia . 7
y.aa. t jl Xftiiir wonhip.' Bafica
ua cocrre et uia u an vera nj tea saut a
ataliatioa at saw ly elected eabuaat SoX1
era for.tha anaalng pear. 1
HIOHXJUTD PB1EMDS
Cormar Hia-hbuad and fltirak atrcata.
Sdnr P. Buna, paator. Bible school 10
a.nu, . M. Beckett, Sapt. CUaaea for
all ore. Moraine worship 11 a.m. Et
esuaf sarrlea 8 p.m. Juaior OL . 0 p.m.
eeaiar aa aatarmeaiata v. . 1 p.ai.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday 8
p.m. " .
rzui xnrrTXBiAH i
Kortk- Cottars and Chemeketa, streets.
Bav. Pred Albaia Wail, minister. Church
school at lO a.m. . Miles . H. McKay,
Bant. Choreh serriea at U an. Mem
orial day aermoa la honor of the Oi A.
H. with the local post la attesdaoca.
Special- asnsic Mrs. Walter A. Denton,
orsaniat. - ..--.., -. i
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south aaxEir psxekbi i
South ' Commercial I at . Was hie rt on.
Chaa. C'Haworth, pastor. 10 a.m. Sun
day school. Nathan Ceok, Bapt. 11:00
Msnisf ventitv JMrmoa: "Tha Vharea
la 1830." 5 p.m. Vespers, worship
period. Thursday, 8 p.m. prayer meeting
and Bible study. :. i .1
ST. J0HS I.TJTHEBAK (Ma, Syiod)
Aortk lOtk and A streets. Her. H. W.
Gross, pastor. - Sunday school am.
English ssrrica 9:aS a.m. . Oermasi. at
11
The guests were the Wives, hUS-1 at 0o Masonic Temple open from 11 to
M. nnrl friends of tha Choir :30 escept Sundays and holidays.
members. Games and music were
enjoyed and a delicious lunch
served at 11 o'clock
Those present. Rev. and Mrs,
W. S. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A. H
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. B.
nAT.VAH.-V BAPTIST
Hierh and Peary atreeta. Graded ehurcK
school 9:40 a.m. Junior church lo:ou
a.m. Three B. T.' e:4S p.m. S Moraing
serriea 10:50 a.m. omim .
Slater. wiU vreach. Anthem. : Evening
J Dar. serriea 7:45 p.m. Sermon: V.PSl,?y
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr. and I Tli;.;A, a v,k. wuiametta i
Mrs. T. E. Byivesier, Air.- ana Mrs. i Terity.. Wednesday aTeaiag
Vtrnnn Tlav. Mr. and Mrs. Com- meeting. Thursday evening 7;S0 ehoir
stock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore,
W. K. Cain. Elaine Clower, Cath-
aleene Cuddy. Sthel Trotter, Max
Scriber, I. B. Alfred. LeRoy Kue,
Frank Alfred, Harry Riches,
Mary Lois Alfred, Janet Com
stock.
rehearsal.
EVAHOEUtSTTO TABEBJTACLE
Thirteenth and Perry streets. C. ?..
Weaton. pastor. Sunday seboot at s:a
p.m. Church serriea at S. V Subject,
"Transformation." Eanrelistfie serriea
at 7:45 in tha ere nine? and water baptis
mal service. Tuesday evening,
atudy of the Bible. Thursday evening;
7:45, jrauowsnip saa rrsjsr -, s
Saturday evening 7:45, Young : People
ceting. i
PIBST CBBJSTXAH !
High and Center atreets. 1. J. Howe.
pastor. Morning service 11 ciocb; suo-
ChristUn Liberty." special mu
se rmo a and masia mi keeping
with Memorial Sunday. Evening serriea
SCIO. May 22 About 30 mem- I v.iT s.n.LV ahaot 0:45 awmT Or-
bers and friends Ot the Christian I rilla J. Hull, Supt. s Mid-week; aervicea
Endeavor society met at the Cal- 7:45 7,
v- tl --.vi- meetlngo 7 p.m. Christian EadesTor
meeting. Choir rehearsal rnasy a p.m.
Endeavor Society
Has Social Event
Closing Contest fe:
OLAS TZSIHOS MISSIOH I
258 Court street.- C. 8. Johnson, "pss
tor. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Bertices
at ' S aad 8 p.m. Meetings Tueidsy,
Thursday and tsaturday ereningu.
' PXEST S PIBJTTJ AXJ 8 T
Service at 7:30 n.m. at tha Kelson
hall located on Chemeketa street between
Commereia land Liberty streets. The re
gular pastor. Bar. Jjoella M. La Yplley
of Portland will ha tha speaker. - f The
topic wiU be "Samuel the Boy Medium."
A circle will be held a the church from
6 :30 p.m. until 7 p.m. Messages will bo
given by accredited mediums. J
I TTBST nVAKOETJOAT. - .
Korth Summer aad Marion, streets. C.
O. Paling, I. 1., pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.. Morning worship 11 o clock;
subject: "Tha Kingdom of God la Pow
er." Evening worship 8 o'clock: ' sub
ject: "What and How to Hear." ; Young
People a meting -7 o'clock; subject
' 'How to . Coaquar a Bad Disposition.'
KNIGHT MEMORIAL j
H. C Stover, minister. Morning wor-
shio at 1L Sermon rOelirious svm
bo Is.' ' Junior ehoir will sing "Sever
Alone" by Lorena. Evening service ait 8.
Sermon "God as a Kefufe." Anthem
"All Shall bo Peace." Church school
St 10 bjb. C. O. Harris, Supt. Chri&tisn
Endeavor societies at 7 :15. I .
mtST GE&MAJT BAPTIST I
Korth Cottage and I streets. G. W.
Rutseh, minister. Sundsy school 9:45
a.m. Sam Sehirmaa,- Supt. Service 11
a.m. Sermon topic "Tha Power From
oa High." Choir anthem. Evening ser
vice at 8 p.m. Sermon topic "Tha
Blessed Invitation." Choir song. Tues
day 8 pjsw regular young people's meet
ing. The annual meeting of the B. Y. P.
IT. takes place at 8 p.m. Thursday. May
38. Ber. Ears Gerig of Portland will be
tha mala speaker of tha evening.
mi METHODIST I
Market and North Winter streets. J.
B. Stewart, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "Prayer and Efficiency." Even
ing worship 8 'dock; subject t "The
Measure of Our Boaponaibility." Young
People's meeting d a'elock. - i.
XMVAHTTEX. BAPTIST
Corner of Hasel and Academy streets.
Sunday school at 10 am. Lesson: Dent.
19 and 20. Preaching at 11. At 7:80
song aad praise serriea led by Mr. Zobel.
Mid-week prayer and testimony meeting
Thursday evening at 7:45. - ?
Y PIXST BAPTIST
! Cormar of North Liberty and Marion
htMeta. 'William H. Bobiaa, pastor.
Bible school at :4 with classes for all
ages. Competent teachers. Fred Broer,
Supw . Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
Orrea prelude by Miss Miller. Sermon,
object: "The Holy Spirit sad Mis
sions." Choir selection.- - Young Peo
ples' eatings at 7 p.m. Splendid to pica
hud lively discussion. Evening evange
listia service at 8:00. ' Song leader is
charge of singing. 8ubjaetl "Threefold
forpMr." .Choir selection.. Tha Misses
Katnleen and Marjorie Broer will play
an, lnatrnaoeatal duet. Wednesday even
ing- prayer and praiao aerviee. Friday
evening union Hi Die study class at 7:80.
I -1 CHBIST LTJTHXBA
i8th and State streets. Bev. Amos K.
Mtaneman. pastor. Phone 8720. Ger
man aervicea 9:45 a.m. Subject: "The
First Pentecost of the New Covenant."
English services 11 bjb. Subject: "The
Missionary of Missionaries." Sneeial
music at both services. Sunday school
9:40 a.m. Mrs. Minneman, Supt. Lu
thr league 7 p.aa. Laura Minneman,
leader. Church ceueil meeting at the
koine of August Kehrbsrger at 8 p.m.
iUfQLEWOOD TJjnTED BXXTHXXW
Korth 19th and Nebraska itn.t, T.
Wi Biddle, pastor. Bunday school 9:4S
a.m-- Morning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "Sacrificial Service." Solo, Mrs.
u. w. oiaaio. oong By tse inntor ehoir.
Erening worship :80 o'clock; subject:
"Fellowship in SerVfeau" Jnminr nl
Intermediate O. E. meeting :S0 o'clock.
Woman's aid meeting on . Wednesday.
Prayer service on Thursday at 7:30
o'clock.... . '-...-.
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COTJXT STBJEET rTrBTfrVTAW
Court and 17th streets B. P. fihaa.
maker, psstor, 775 Ferry atreet. Phone
4704. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.. Mrs. Ed
ward Waller, Supt. Morning vaorehip 11
o'clock: subject; "The Purposes and Re
sults of Pentecost." Evening worship S
o'clock; subject: "The Lord's Bide."
wastig, a vvviv SB (Ham s K, m KIVI S j B)U W
Jeet: "Why 1 tha Bible Worth Know.
Ugl" Aid society meats Wednesday
and Friday. Mid-week meeting Wednos-
osy ? :a p.m.
TTU av frrmjmr av ivin
' Corner Hood and Cottare streets. O.
W. Hateh. pastor. Phono 8057. Morning
service 11 o'clock. Subject, "Pour C'a
of 1 Christian Conduct. Special music.
saxophone solo. Evening service 7:80
o'clock. Subject: "The Man Who Fear'
ed (Hie Wife." Sunday school 10 a.m.
John Tan Lyderraf. Sunt. Mid-week
prayer aerviee 7 .30 p.m. Wedueaday.
xopng feopie a meeting 0:30 p.m. uene-
rieve Auni, leaner.
ilver Tea Event
To be Wednesday
.The second silver tea spon
sored by the Ladles' Guild of the
American Lutheran church will
i : ;
Special Services Arranged
For Event of American
.- Lutherans "
Sneclal exercises will be held
at the American Lutheran church
Sunday morning; at 10:15 o'clock.
on occasion of the service for the
fourth confirmation class, com
posed ot 22 members, j The pro
gram for the service, announced
by the pastor, Rer. p. jW. Erik
sen, follows: . '
Prelude Pilgrim ; " Chorus.
Tannhauser by Wagner. Lord's
prayer, choir. Song "My Churcn.
My Dear Old Church", i audience.
Short order -of eervice prayer;
sons: "Give Me Thr Heart ,
Towner, male quartet. Catecheti
cal examination of continuation.
class. Song "Savior, Like a
Shepherd Lead Us". 1 and 3. au
dience. Offertory "Melody in F",
Loud. Solo "Benediction", Ham
blen. Miss Martha Floer. Sermon
"Unto Yon and Tour Children
Is the Promise", Rev. Erlkscn.v?
Anthem "Seek Ye the Kingdom
ot God", Harris. Baptism of can
didates; . confirmation of class;
reception of new members. Song
"O Jesus. I Have Promised".
Benediction. Doxology audience
standing in a moment of silent
prayer. Postlude "Great New, (
Gladness", Thomas.
The following young folk will
be received - Into membership: I
Josephine Marie Acklin, Lillian
Adeline Anderson, Otto William '
Bahlurg, Melvin E. Cass, Barley
Donald Cass, Stella Mae Cook.;
Vers. Allyn Coward, OHrer Steel
Glenn. Georgia Clarica Harring- ,
ton. Nellie Jane Harrington, Ar-
thur: Henry Lake, Berneatna ai
Tina Lake. Charles Willard Lake,
Lillian Vllda Meyers. Cecil Her
bert Quesseth, Constantin Otto
Schneider, Eleanora Arllne Shol
seth, Lionel George and Paula
Irma Trommlits. Adults to be re
ceived are P. L. Trommlitz, Mrs.
Paul L. Trommlitz and Mrs.
Nels Stengland.
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be. held ! In - the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock. ' The committee Includes
Mrs. E. N. Simon, Mrs. Glaut
Glenn, Mrs. E. W. Acklin an t
Mrs. G. G. Haroldsen.
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CALVARY BAPUST CHURCH
Over Dan Burns
High and Ferry Sts.
Graded' Church School 9:40 a. m. W. T.
Jenks, Supt. Junior Churrh 10:50 a. no.
Three B. Y.'s 0:45 p. m.
10:50 A. 11. Sermon by Rev. Sterling B.
Slater. Anthem: "The Winter Is Pasf
(Wilson). s - -
7:48 P. M. Serntont "Poverty Of Riches aad
Riches Of Poverty", .Prof. Alexander A. Va-
. sakas. Solo: "Morning and Evening", sung
by Kenneth' Abbott.
WELCOME
W. EARL COCHRAN, Pastor 1
loway home for their monthly
business meeting and social time.
Tha '"Pollers" entertained the
"Bustlers" with an automobile
social as the climax to the con
teat which has been running sev
eral weeks
All the games pertained to au- ;n"5on
tomobiles ana tne reiresnmenis
were Violet Ray gasoline (grape
Juice), grease (orange Jello), and
in . i
tires (doughnuts). The next SO-I dismisses for Albany rally 4 and
Prof. E. W. Hobson, director of musi
Hiss Lois Phunmer. orgsnist. i
TASISH IdSSIOH EVANQELICAI.-
H1DDLE H ROVE Church school 10
a.m. . T. r. wamer, oup.
11. Rnhinrt: "Bnir Ma 1rst. , tto
erening meeting, group w aiiena
onstration rally at Aioany oimnn a
4 p.m. Prayer aerviee Wednetsaay av-
LAB1SU ItjiTOa vuurcn scnooi
W. A. SUrker, Bupt. liivening
clal will be held at the Ralston
home.
7 p.m. Mid-week service
ny rally
Thurafdi
orsdsy er-
AMITY, May 22 A log cutting
Salem iBox company, Salem's contest was out on at Amity on
Letter Shop, Salem Mortuary, Sa- Tuesday morning. May 19 In
lem-Tillamook ' Oil - company.
Smith and Rousseau, State Street
market. Dr. George A. Sternberg,
Charles E. Stricklln.
C. M. i Thomas. - Tourist Cafe.
T. E. Tryon, J. T. Tyler.
L H. Van Winkle.
Major 1 General George
White, Fred A. Williams.
BSL "Doney Talks Are
in ureat uemana
Dion cake baker at Chemawa and
r . - k . V .
lias oeen a uicm urr ui uiv uim
basketball team for two years.
Theo Bird, .the fourth girl, is
one- of. the Blaekfeet' tribe and
halls from Browning, Mont, She
is one ot the champion spellers at
Chemawa. Alice Slater and Marie
LaFrance are both members ef the
Chippewa tribe and come rrom
Devils Lake. N. D. - "
The girls had the support of
TV H. Linns, former superintend
ent at Chemawa. In securing the
Jobs. Lipps in turn has been urg
ed by Secretary ot the Interior
Wilbur to see to it mat as many
Indians as possible are assimilated
into tha general current ot Amen
can affairs so In time the Indian
schools, as such, can be a Dan
doned. . ; j --
' FIVE TO GRADUATE
NORTH SANTIAM, May 22.
The North Santiam eighth graaers
win bnlrl their exercises with the
Turner and surrounding- rural
schools. Friday, May 22 at Tur
ner. The fire eighth graders are
-Mildred Tyler. Relaad Rhoades.
Carl Ramsey., Raymond Morgan
and Le Perkins. ; . .
TWO SCHOOLS- PICNIC
GERVAIS. May 22 The SUm-
ten and Gervals Parochial schools
held a Joint picnic at riasci ureea
Tuesday., where all spetot Tt.rery
enlorabla day together. Titer
were several car " loads in- the
Gervsis groep. - Z '
front of the Pain and Robertson
Hardware. Those who took part
were Robert Patty and Mr. Me-
Clarent of. Australia, who Is -employed
by an ax company to put
on these demonstrations. The log
was about 20 Inches In diameter.
Robert Patty eut through It In
i six minutes, Mr. Mclaren in two
minutes 5 S seconds. He left for
Tillamook where he will demon
strate. Robert r Patty received a
new ax. ' - '." "
A busy fortnight filled with
numerous speaking engagements
is before President Carl G. Doaey
ot .Willamette university. Thurs
day he delivered a high school
commencement address at Jeffer
son. Friday he went rej Scappooose
to speak to the graduating class
there. Monday night he Is sched
led to .address a meeting here at
the Y. M. C. A.
Tuesday night of next week he
will deliver the , scholarship ad
dress before the Sigma XI and
Phi Beta Kappa fraternities at
the University of Oregon.
trill Preach j
Memorial Sermon
To Army Member
5 . .
"The Memorial day sermon
to the members of the local
post of the Grand Army of
the RepubUe will he prrarh
ed Sunday meraimg. May 24,
by Rev. Fred Albas WcU at
the First Unitarian church.
. An effort will be made to
have every okl . soldier In
this section attend In a body.
Affiliated organizations win
also be la attiilaaoe,
' ' Musical samben, appro
priate 't the occasron, are
being srrangeL
Julia Overlund J
Of Waldo Hills
Dies; Long 111
WALDO HILLS. Mky 2 2-Mrs.
Julia Overlund died at her home
here Thursday afternoon at : 5
o'clock. Mrs. Overlund had ' been
111 for a number of: months and
hope for her recovery had been
given up some time-ago. Funeral
ararngements are not completed
but will likely ; be held from Im
manuel church in Silverton. Jack
and Ekman are In charge. '.
Mrs. Overlund is survived ' by
her widower. Ole Overlund; seven
daughters. Christine, Ruth Hilda,
Mable, Ida, Sylvia and Hannah,
and two sons. Harold and John.
She also -leaves one brother in
i Wisconsin and a sister in Norway.
She was 63 years old at the time
of her death. :
Pastors to Hold
Closing Meeting
Monday Morning
The last regular session of the
elub year will' be held by the Sa- I tker be a service conducted by Dr.
lw. iflnfara-iHal HwlatiAn Van-1 Kaatner. Music By ninn. on,t
W.: ln Ma, -S s dress 'Soo Lamps for Dark Day.,
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aVIatV at. the Y. MCA. - I t-cbt.tti WEMOSTaX,
Rev. G. W. RutSCh.-pastor Of Soutk Commercial and Myers .w.o.
LWtSsW JABTJMB. VSlVVr. apw sso aw
ml i PhoM tS. Sermea j-.topics:
PcAteeost and Power " a.m. and " Te
sn . nav.
fjijKAic lUAJkiu vnarcti Kiwi v
tlf t ariA.lia.wJI flnn Tsswitslll tarn ft t
B.U. w a vvst-u. wuy-s. -
tend tbe Albany rally. Bible study Tues
day evening at 8. jntcrpreiaiion anu
exposition wita discussion. !
H. &. 8cheueTmaB. pastor. 1161 TJa-
ios street, Salem.
vrutT coHsnsaATloNal,
w rt aetine? vastor. Sunday
school at 8:45 u. F. E. Heer, upt. At
11 a.m. worentp vrita narmon. oujtn
Makiac a Great iJeciaiou. e f-.
iiti. iMm r . n -Rantlat orinreli. I Darlow Jonosen. pastor.
,uv ov "- . I . .tn.m HH
Wilt uriUE uie uieswte uu auv.
Prnhlom at th Forelsm Sneaklna I fhrill af " Expectaory" p.ss. j Sunday
v. -. i, mi . v. n. I aruaol-' 0:43. Stearns Cunning,
Sunt,
uw.u - ., I Tk- hunH neatisf at 7 clou, jaici-
ducted by Dr. B. Earle Parker. I JJJJJ- JSJJ Tuwsdsy evening ;at t:sor
pastor- of -the First Metnoaist ... nM.rZom
enurcn. . I .Am . -v--w ,kMl. earaded.for
All . usBiuiB ui iuw wu mm w i .n . ,11 . MnruinaT -wrBii
urged. to attend. -
tne City are I , - Memin worafcip.
fUTmn: "What We Live By" IDr. Far-
Old-Fatliioncd Evantclistic Tent Meeting
GIDEON CAMP" i -' '
. Corner of South .Winter and -Bellevue Streets
2 Blocks south -of Willamette University.
Srrices each evening at 7:45 o'clock
and also 2:30 P. t. Sunday
Tent is made comfortable by a large heater '
EVERY ONE WELCOME COME AS YOU ARE
Christian Workers Wanted -Work For All I -
' lO 'TO GRADUATE
GERVAIS. May 22. Gradua-
tion exercises . ot the Parochial
school will be held at the. city
hall Tuesday erening. May 21.
'The-ten who' will graduate at
tatls time are Erma DeJardin.
Betty CuUforth, Mary Miller; Ce-
vella .- Debacon, Freda; PraatL
Maurice Stdkx, , Elmer Nibler,
John Englehart, John ; Zellner
and Luella " Bertrlngr -
tUv
Amerkaa LiUierazi Church
Church St. Bt. Chemeketa. Center.
10:15 A. M. Confirmation
Day Service Pentecot)
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Special Musical ; progran for the
day. There are 21 candidates.
Adult : Baptisma f and reception! of
new members.- Nd Evening- Serv
ice. The Public most cordially in
vitedA Glad Welcome awaits
you. Rev.'P. W. Eriksen, Minister.-
SlLHOpEjTlj E of a horseman against a desert
sky . 4 swaying figure on a storm-swept deckf
. . . holv ejnjbyable but how little related to!
your orn fevry-day life are the stories of ad-j
venture that you read. -
But there are adventure stories of another
kind that yoti come upon every day. Adven
tures with a tjirill and excitement of their own
adventures! that you can share. You find
them in the advertisements in your daily news
paper. j ' ' . . :' . "" : '.'
The Idverisements tell you of ney experi
ences tnat can be made a part of your ' life.
Theyf tejl you how it feels to skim along the
road in smoothly powered, new car. To turn
a switcl oi ajnew radip and command the har
monies of asiiperb orchestra. To board a lim
ited train ana go whirling across the country
on a ner' rirjd of vacation. j
The advertisements do not stop with telling
you about the&e things. They tell you exactly
how ycfu jean make them your own most
economically and with the greatest assurance
. of satisfaction. , Read the advertisements:
Share the adventures m pleasure and satisfac-
tion they offer you!
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