The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Saturday Morning, July 11. 1931 '
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PJ10L FBIHl IS
B CM
Builds Best Model Coach in
Fisher Contest; Gets
Trip to Detroit
Honors are not unusual to
Faul Franklin, -winner of .the sen-
. lor state championship in the
I Fisher body contest for the. best
miniature Napoleonic towl. Paul
has won many prizes, including: a
large sliver loving cup, for mod
el airplanes which ho has built.
However he admits that the
coach which has brought .him
f am was by far the moat difficult
problem he has ever attempted. .
As a reward f or hi . efforts
Faul will be sent to Detroit as a
guest of the Fisher , Body com
pany and will receive ' an. addi
tional prize of 50 In gold- With
all this his coach will be entered
In the national competition, the
winner of which will receive a
- loar year university scholarship.
Paul takes his honors modest-
ly and when questioned as to how
it felt to be famous his dark eyes
twinkled as he answered. "I don't
know that I -am. yet.". Those dark
eyes were obviously on . far . hor
izons and Paul Is ready to take
advantage -of any opportunity
that may be offered to perfect
his talent and to study. That he
will meet new opportunities with
the time painstaking- effort " that
maae uis most recent vcu
possible
us evident.
What was the most difficult
part of the work?" he- was akxi
tnsists on Doing; - ,
Ills Best Always
. "The painting" was the prompt
reply, He went on to explain that
a particular type of lacquer was
used which was supposed to be
put on by spray.- Lacking this
equipment be used a brush, and
spent many weary hours In ac
complishing the task. : I.
His .mother accidentally reveal
ed a bit ot his story when she
said: "Paul Is never satisfied
lth anvthlnv- rnt his ,err best
work. He had so much difficulty
In putting the upholstery on his
coach aa It was such a tedious
task. After the work was com
pleted he found that the wrong
kind of material had been used.
Nothing would do but he would
take It all out and put In the
new. '."We tried to persuade him
not to, -but he said It would not
be right".
It is this careful attention to
detail which ha made Paul's air
planes, winners In .almost every
contest that he has entered. f
Just always try to do my rery best
work" said Paul.
Kncooraged In -
Crafts Interest ,"
To an outsider Paul who is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Frank
lin, is fortunate in many ways
but most of all Is he to be con
gratulated upon the parents he
has. He was but a small boy when
they -discovered that he showed
real talent for craft work. He was
furnished with simple tools and
encouraged to develop his skill.
When he was 14 years old his
father supplied the lumber and
Paul built a work shop at home.
The shop -is still In use and Is a
credit to any carpenter. When
the shop was completed he was
given more tools - and supplied
with wood and other materials
seeded for his work.
"It is the cheapest way to raise
i boy, said Mr. Franklin You
tee he has always had something
jo do at home that he was inter
tsted in and for-that reason we
j ever had to worry about where
he was-or -what he was doing.
We have been saved a lot of wor
ry and anxiety. Paul has always
attended strictly to business and
has given us no trouble." .
During the past year Paul at
tended Capital Business college.
He Is uncertain as to what he will
do during the coming year but
he hopes to go farther In craft
work. 1 1
n un case
Issuance of a formal order by
Judge O. F. Skip worth In the
Rhea Luper case, set for today,
has been postponed until next
week because of the Judge's In
ability to complete the June term
of circuit court In Lane county In
time to be here. Luper Is under
grand Jury Indictment for diver
sion of state funds when he was
state engineer. "Judge Skipworth
has already given an. opinion that
' the indictment ot Luper is invalid
due to . the fact that the grand
Jury, appointed by' Circuit Judge
McMahan, had completed Its legal
term and thus was without auth
ority to indict Luper. -
Skipworth has asked" the dis
trict attorney here and Oscar
Hay ter, attorney xfor Luper, as
well as the defendant .himself, to
be in court next week. What ac
tion the Judge will take Is not
known but It is surmised he will
remand the case to a newly
drawn grand jury for further In
vestigation. Luper Is free on bail.
Meanwhile Circuit Judge Mc
Mahan has Ignored the ruling of
Judge Skipworth and told the old
grand Jury to continue its Investi
gations. " - ,
CBIlIlG'EfllOT !
Ill EFFECT TO 01
- The effect of the merger oa the
MacMarr and the Ska ggs-Safe way
stores on the local units of the two
concerns was not known here yes
terday by local managers tor the
organizations. The deal, announc
ed this week, was effective as of
July 1.
In Salem there are two Skaggs
Safeway stores both on North
Commercial street, and four Mac
Marr stores, two on Commercial
street, one on State street and one
on North Capitol street. -
FUTURE DOUBT
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Paul Franklin of Salem, who was
. awarded first place la the sen
' "lor division, of Oregon for bis
' 'Napoleonic coach entered la' the
FUhT Craftsman guild contest.
As a rtvanl Paul will get a free
'trip to Detroit. SO in gold and
the chance to enter his model
;ia the national contest. -
; jSome of he local employes of
the stores were of the opinion that
the names of tha firms would be
continued,, each store continuing
under Its present designation. For
the time being all business is be
ing transacted here without any
changes from policies eftectlTo be
fore the consolidation was made.
DEATH CLAIMS
I'
Monmouth, July 10 winiam
Danielson, 4, died suddenly
Wednesday night at tbV farm
home: of 'his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Nel
son Jr., near Monmouth, where
he) was visiting;.
He was born October 24, 1866
in? Illinois, and came west while a
young man.
fSurririog are three daughters:
Mrs. Nelson, Monmouth, Miss
Minnie Danielson and Mrs. S.
Wilson. Portland, and two sons:
Reuben of Sacramento, Cat., and
Wendell in Montana. Also four
sitters and one brother in Kan
sas. Mrs. Danielson died 12 years
ago,
The remains were shipped to
Portland Friday where funeral
services will : be held Saturday
morning at tire Portland -crematorium.
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Jason Lee Group
dTo Enjoy Picnic
! Tuesday, Hager's
l Tuesday. July T. 4. the members
and friends of Jason Lee Metho
dist church will pack' their, picnic
baskets and go to Hager's Grove
for the annual pieaic sponsored by
the Brotherhood. The families will
spend I the afternoon, -while the
men. will arrive after work, and
dinner will be served about 7 p. m.
; jTwo features .will mark the
event,' one the baseball game be
tween) the married and single
men, which Is always hotly con
tested; and the service about the
camp fire to close the evenlnj.
There will be stunts b ' the Boy
Scouts, a brief program, commun
ity singing. This will be in charge
of H. M. Tennant. while Gordon
Black has charge of the ball game
and W. H. Ney the arrangements
for spreading the picnic
-
DrJRobins Has
1 Special Sermon
'Sunday eTenlng at 8 o'clock
Dr. - Robins, pastor of the First
Baptist church, will speak on the
special subject "Armageddon
The World's Last Great War."
C! L. Slater, musician, will play
his golden musical saw. A mixed
quartet will ting a special. -number
also. ;
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Frits Ostermueller. southpaw
pitcher Tor the Greensboro Patri
ots of the Piedmont league, is
called ! upon frequently to pinch-hit.
CHAMPION
1. DIEM
I I CONGRATULATIONS ARE DUE
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Calvin Coolidge, f&rmer Prasldent of the United States, earned con
rratulations the cttr day whan he observed the fifty-ninth aniversary
it his birth and probably the fifty-eighth time he had officiated ever t
birthday cake. Here the former chief executive and gracious Mrs.
Cooudge, with evident enjoyment,
;r tionkl birthday delicacy a inaur
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DAL PICNIC OF
HU SLATED
American Lutheran Group to
Enjoy Sunday Outing
At Hager's Grove
s ,
The annual Sunday school and
church picnic of the American
Lutheran church will be held
Sunday at Hager's grove. An In
vitation has been extended to all
persons who wish to attend.
The church service will be at
10:30 a. m., -with tha part leaf
ing for the picnic : grounds at
11:45. Transportation Is In
charge of - R. . C -Arpke and
George Quesseth, and , persons
who have not their own means of
getting to the grounds .will . be
accomodated. A family ; picnic
luncheon will be In erder at 12:30
with coffee furnished -free by a
committee " which includes Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bahlburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Haraldsen. Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Hagedora. '
The "flying, elephant"; will ap
pear It Ii SO acCOrdln. to an
nouncement, though how it will
manage to fly Is a secret. Next
follows a sports ' program . in
charge of Eddie Ahrens, Henry
Ahrens, William Britzke. Clar
ence Peters, Edwin Meake and
Joe Finden. Prizes hare been ar
ranged for the children's con
tests. Aside from the closing feature
which will be a baseball game
between the Salem American
Lutheran team and the SUverton
Lutherans, the events are: ' -Penny
scramble for children
six years and under.
Races 50 yard dash for nine
years and under; 60 yard dash
for 13 years and under; SO yard
dash fat men's race.
Potato race for girls.
Shoe race for all.
Indian club relay.
Three-legged race for different
groups. , .
Dog race for boys and girls.
Horse . race men Jockeys.
Horses furnished by committee.
Irish buggy race for boys.
Stout ladies' race 50 yards.
Balloon race.
Ladles' ball throwing contest.
Parcel postman race.
- Ladles! nail driving contest.
Pillow contest for men.
Special feature as closing contest.
Leaguers Gather
By Candle Light
The three chapters of the Ep
worth League of the First Metho
dist Episcopal church . will com
bine Sunday evening at 7 o'clock
for a service of candle light In
the church auditorium. D. Carl
Q. Doney and Miss Margaret Stev
enson will address .the group.
The committee in charge of decor
ations consists of Gertrude Wins
low and Blanche Reece. All young
people In the city are invited.
Young People to -
Picnic on Friday
Friday evening from 5 to 8
o'clock the young people of the
First Methodist church will en
Joy a picnic at Hager's grove.
Games, swimming and races will
be features of the rally. Ronald
Hewitt, Barbara Ames and Ida
MeNeill comprise the committee
In charge of arrangements. Cars
will leave the ' charch regularly
after 5. All league members of the
three chapters and thefr friends
are invited.
Rev. Weston is
Back From Trip
Rer. Charles G.' Weston, pas
tor of the Evangelistic Tabernacle,
returned Thursday from a trip to
Alexandria, Minn., where he at
tended the Lake Geneva camp
meeting. He will be in charge of
the Sunday services at the church
here.. His brother. Rev. Donald
Weston from . Pacific Grove, and
the latter's wife are visiting here
for s, week and it is expected they
will sing and speak also at the
Sunday services.
Freddie SIngton, former Ala
bama All-American tackle, has
been sent to High Point. N. C, by
the Atlanta Crackers for season
ing. . , !
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ii-.1
are shown presiding ever tne rraai
seas ax swaiByecott, Mass. -;
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in the Churches
Chares tr UtvMi ChaaMkata. ea
Cl itntta. BUT. P. W. SrickMa. pu
tor. Kax OvaUtar, SapC Baaday ackool.
Mi OliTS Sharta, ergaaiat. Wat. Ucliil
chriit, Drct Muiie. fiandsy ukool rsll
call tt 10:15. JCvsrybedy Usrs lh lut
Snadsy bctors vseatiea. Tks vkols Bus
Say kM will at Wad chare a 10:8O
1 0 : So a.m. Bnaday aenisr wanhip.
Mark tka ckass Saroaaa: "Tka
Lna Yaars. 8paM.l mtmir Solo
Kiaa Kaih Kolba. goaf Taasg Man's
eborss. 8oJo Wm. UeGilchriit. Tbcrs
will bt no eniog services during ths
noatss of July sad august. .BerinBing
witat Saadar. Joly 19. tka aormuf r
wiea wiU bsia at SO
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CHSJSTXAjr MISSIOKAKX aT.TJSyCW
- 6S5 ferry (treat.. Sunday achaol S:4S.
M. D. Litwiller, Supt. Pruchior terricei
at 11 e'elock a.m. sad 7:45 p.su Thers
will ba aa aveaiar Taaas Paapla'a aer
ie. - Mid'waek prayar praise- ar
ica TaMday. 7:45 p. 1
! ' "
roiLD BfZMOBXaZi i
"Wast Salem. . Suaday, July 12 at 11
a.aL. . tks sew pastor C. It. Iark will
prcsek st 8nmmit "Th SBbJact will b
,4Mialitry, sot Mattery." 8onday ev
aiag st 8:0.0 at the . Tori Memorial
ahmrck. tka sabject will a "What Would
Maka Toa Happyt" A aiaatlac ( tka
varieaa beards at tka ckarek will ba bald
Monday ovobIbc. Jmly IS at tki rrd
Mamorial ekarek. . j ,
! J110Y L2 KSUOillL kt K.
1 VTiatar aad Jeftarsoa atrsetK Husk
B. Foaka. Jr minis tar. Ckarek School
aaaaiaa at S :45 a.m. H. H Carpaatcr.
Bapt. Worship sarvieaa st 10:80 a.as.
Sarstaa by tha pastor, "Xaconeilnd
Urea.' Solo by Miss Tbebaa Paris.
Teaac Paople'a prorrsna : IatorsMoUata
btm st 10:30 a.m Hick 8c hood and
Coll-re-Bstine tassnaa st T p.m. Fel
lowship hoar followiss tks svesisg wor
ship hoar. - Eenins worship S p.m. Ser-
aw: "IMaelpleskip -Witb Bcnrrs-
I1.BI." Solo by Misa Thelmsv !..
Official board snaatias Moaday, Jaly It.
7:30 p.m. Brotherhood pica is Tuesday,
Juij 14, it Kifer s urote.
rrasT PKssxTTEBxair
' Crssr ad Winter aad Ckeaseketa
streets. Grsnr O. Birteket, I. !., pas-,
tor. Charek school at V :SO a.as. Mora
ins worship 11 o'clock. Strati, ,The
Glorious Church." Special mutie by ths
thoir. CslcbntlOB .of thi thirl tnniTer
ttry ( tks sew church. Christian n-
dearer Societies meat at 6:80 p.m. Kt
anias warship at TiSO o'clock. Special
mil tie by tha choir and orchestra. Or.
Hill wiU show moving: pictures of the
previous anniversaries ana of tha proces
sion from the old ehorch to tha aerw.
Mid-week meeting oa Thursday at 7:80
o'clock,
C0T7XT STREET C1Z1ISTIAV
. Court and 17th streets. B. P. Shoo
maaker, pan tor. Soaday school B:45 a.m.
Mrs. E. Weller. Bapt. Morning worship
11 o'clock; Reports of tha stats eosven
tiom. -vEvenlar worship S o'clock; rab
leet: Oombiaed service with Teang
Peopla'a maetias. Aid society aseetinics
Wednesday sad. Friday. Mid-week asees
inS Wedaeaday S:00.
CHEIST VTiEim
(IsMrieaa Lnthersa SrnoJ) I
. . W 1 ..am. a
3CinnemaB. A. at . paeSor. Oermaa ser
vicea 9:i a-a. Sobieet: "BaDtise4 la
ta Chris ts' Death." Englisk services
11 am Snbia- 'riaal With sail TJv.
lag With Christ." 8nndsy school t:40
a.m. Supt Mrs. Amos E. Minnemsa.
Congregational meetiag S-p.bb.
rntsT oHxisTZAjr .
, High sad Center streets. 1). J. Hows,
pastor. Moraine service 11 o'clock. Spe
cial music by ths choir under the diree
Uoe of Prof. E. W. Bobsoa. Evening
service S o'clock; tko pastor will preach
both morning and evening. - Baaday
school 9:45 s.m.; Orvills J. Hull. Supt.
Teuag People's meetings: 7 p.m. Several
groups of C. E. meet is their respective
rooms. Monthly board meeting of elders
and deacons Mondsy evening 8 o'clock.
TOST BAPTIST
Corner of North Liberty sad Marios
streets. William H. Robins, pastor. The
regular services will bo held Bundsy.
Bible school at :45 with classes for aU
ages. Supt. Pred Breer ia charge. Morn
ing worship st 11:00. Organ prelude by
Miss Miller. Choir selection. Musical
saw namber by Mr. O. tu Slater. ! Sub
ject: "Christ of the Scriptures." During
summer our morning services Willi close
shortly after twelve. The Touag Peo
ple's meetings st 7 p.m. Evsaing evaa
gelistio services st 8:00; song service is
chsrge of song-lender. Prod Broer. Sub
Sect of sermoa: "Armageddoa the
World' Last Crest War." Special musie
by orchestra, choir, musical saw,; eta.
Wednesday evening prayer and praise
service. Friday evening Union ; Bible
Study class. j
CAXVAET BAPTIST !
Rogers Bldg. High sad Perry streets.
Graded Church School :40 s.m. ; Jr.
charch 10:50 a.m. Three B. Y.'s 6:45
p.m. Morning worship 10:50 o'clock.
Sermon: "The t"a alterable Law of As
sociation." Anthem: "Jesus Lover of My
Saul" (Heyser). IneidenUl solos by
Mrs. Hsrms and Mr. Cochran. Evenlaf
service 7:45. Sermon : "Tour Light.'1
Popular Ooepel soag service. Monday
evening; the trustees will have their
monthly meeting. Wednesday evening
prayer meetiag at 7:45 o'clock, followed
by the meeting of the deacons and dea
conesses. Tharaday evening 7:30 choir
rehearsal. , Tridsy afternoon the Wom
en's Society will meet at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. H. & Gila. Mrs. Ross will
bo ia charge of the program. ,
HIOHXAJTO PBIEKDS
Corner Highland aad Church streets.
Edgar P. Sims, pastor. Bible school 10
a.as E. M. Beckett. Supt. Morning wor
ship 11 a.m. Sermon subject: "Hold
Fast." Evening service S p.m. Misa
Edith Rlggs will have charge ot the ser
vice. Hiss Rlgrs is s gradaste of Port
land Bible Institute. The Junior C. E.
S p.m. Senior end Intermediste C. E. 7
p.m. Mid-week prayer meeting; Than
day S p.m. . ,
rkEB METHODIST
Market aad North Winter streets. J
R. Stewart, patter. Sunday school t:45
am. Morning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "Ktekiel's Vision." livening wor
ship 8 o'clock: subject: "The Wells of
8sJvatioa." Yeans; People's meetiag 7
o'clock.
. EJTGLEWOOD UM1TU BRETHXZtf
North 17th and Nebrasks street. L.
W. Biddle, pastor. Sunday sahool S:45
a.m. Morning worsbtp 11 o'clock; sub
ject: '"Second Marriage." Baptismal
service. Kveaiag worship 8 o'clock; Rev!
W. N. Blodgett will speak. Jaterme
diato C. E. meeting T o'clock. Harvey
Molelt, leader. Hicglns Sisters' eoa
cert Sunday night the 19th.
rrjtsr CHTTkOR or ood'
Corner Hood and Cot tare 'streets.- C
W. Hatch, pastor. Dial 8S57. Morning
service 11 am. Rev. Hatch preaching.
Sunday school 10 a.m, John van Lyde
graph. Bapt. Midweek prayer service S
p.m. Wednesday. Tonng Peopla'a meetiag
8:80 p.m. Harold Keppiager. pres.
' TTBST COKOSXaATIOHAZ. ' '
Sunday school at- 0:45 sjn. 7. E.
Need. Supt. Church services at 11 a.m.
Hernton subject "A Memory Treasure."
Masie by enure h quartet.' No evening
services. W. C. Kantner. minister, t
j ' ' XEFOBMCE9 CHURCH
' Corner Capitol aad Marion streets. W.
ft. - Lienk seen per. pastor. Suaday' school
10 a.m. German worship 10 o'clock;
sabjert: "The Preaching of " the
Ape ties." English warship 11 o'clock;
subject: "The Sovereignty of Ood.". Af
ter services the mngre ration will repair
to lis rer' s Grove for a basket loach aad
social rstherine-
. LABISH MISSIOW BTABOEXJCAX.
' CLEAR UKE Charch school 10 a. as.
W. P. Collsrd. 8upt. i CommuaioB ser
vice. Kev. C P. Gates, presidiag -elder
of Salem district la charge. Bible study
Toesdsv evening.
MIBDLR GROVE Church scbar 10
a.m. T. F. Walker. 8apt. Janior E. L.
C. E. at 11. E. L. C. E. at 7 p.m. and
eveniag worship at 8. Sabject: 'The
Viaeysrd Laborer," - Prayer meeting
Wedneadsy eveninr -
LABT8H . CKNTEB Church school 10
S.1B. W. A. Starker: Supt. C. E. at 7
r.nv Pra-praver servtee at S:50. 8ubjeet
'How. Par Can Wo . Pollow Jesus I".
Praver aervica Thnraday even hi .
- H. B. Seheaermaa. pastor, 1101 TJalos
street, Salem. ...
! TTSST OXXMAW BAPTIST '
Worth Cottage aad D. streets. 0 W.
Ratseb. minister. Sunday school 9:45
a.as. Rsm Schirmss, Supt. Berviee 11
a.m. Sermoa topic. "The Fugitive Por
givea." - Choir anthem. Women's mis-'
sioaary meeting at 1:30 p.m. Evening
errieo at S p.m. Bermoa .topic "Sow
Ivr and Reaping." . Regular mid-week
prayer Serviee at p.m. Wodaasday.
- . SOTJTH SAT.atMC nZEWDS
Seaifc Coaamoraisl and Waaklagtea
streeta. . Ckaa. OL Ha warts, pastor. 10
a-ss. ttaaday ackool. Matkaa ' Ceok. Bapt.
11:00 morning worship. Oa aecoaat of
ths ptstor's benco ea kis vsestioa, Hel
ta Canmiek, of BotsdsU will kr
charge ot tho service, ii oveaiar Baa
day aervica. Thursday S bjs, Prayar
maetiag and. Bible study. ; ...
- . XVIQHT MSSfOXXAX.
H. G. Stover, minister Moraiag wor-
ihip st. 11. Bsraoa '.'Ths KadisDet of
J r Twilng tervie at S. Addren
"Iaaprassiona of tho Katioaal CooaelL"
Masio by choir ia tko moraiag and ev
eniag services. Sosssy school at lO. , O.
O. Harris. Supt. Ckriatiaa Semsr so
eietiea at Tfla.
f mat STAKQEXZCAX '
Marios and Summer itrntt. 0. 0. Pol
ing D. D pastor. Soaday school S:45
a.m. Moraing worship 11 o'clock: Dr.
Charles S. Poling; pastor of tka Westmin
ster Church of Bloeaaficld. Mow Jersey,
will preach for kis fetker. Evening wor
ship S o'clock; This service will bo fol
lowed - by a ooag eerviee ia parlors of
the church. - Your People' meeting 7
o'clock; subject: 'How Ear-Caa We
Follow Jems." Mits Willtmins Eilflker,
leader. ' 1 , ; ' -
ST. JOHX'S LTJTHEBJLK -IStlt
and A atraeta. - H. W. Cross, pas
tor. Annual epocisl saiaaion ' aarviea lav
tko Fair ttroaada grove. Tko morning
serviee will begin at 10:45, tka Kev. P.
Westerksmp, of Saorwood, Oreren, . will
deliver ta tOeran lemon. Ti itttr
aooa servles will begin at 3:30. with
the Rev. M. Simon, of Koraae. in charge.
This aervica wiU ba aU Eag-lisk. ,
rX&ST CHTJBCH OP THB Ti
One block sooth of Center oa 19th
street. - Rev.. Fletcher Galloway, pastor.
Residence 1495 Marios, phono 9830.- Sun
day services as fellows: Uaioa service
of Susday school aad moraiag worship
0:45-11:45. Praak M. Litwiller. Supt.
Special masio by- tho Ionian Ladies
usrte of Korthwest XumM oolleso.
Addreea hy Xr. Rosaell V. liebonr. presi
deat af B. K. OL M. T. P. S. aadJanier
ocietias 7 . p.m. Miss Thee ; Ssbpmo,
pttiint. Inmt icrriei 8 ,.m. Spi
eial Toa eg People's servles.- Tho-ms-
aic. the nsaora. aad she thoaso wilt all be
riven by tko 70080 People's aoeleky.
Tho pastor rill apeak from tko subject,
"I Caa De All Things Threagk Christ
Wko Etrengtheneth Ma."
EVAJTOELftTIO TABERJTACLB
128S Ferry itreet. gudiy iirrieei.
Sunday school st 1:48 p.m. tUy Ttrgn-
son. Snpt. Charch services at S aad
7:45 p.m. "Week night services on Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday nights at
7:45 P-m.
FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST.
SCUUfTIST
Chemeekta sad Liberty streets. 8ua
dsy services st 11 s.m. Subject. " Sa
crament." Soaday veninr lervices are
discontinaod during July aad August).
Sunday ackool at fM45 and 11 a.m. Tes
timonial meeting every Wednesday ev
ening at 8. Reading room at 404 Masonio
Temple open from 11 to 5:30 except Sun
days aad bell days. -
Corner Masai aad. Academy ati Ssts.
8undsy school at 10 a.m. Lesson: Pent,
29, neicbinf it 11 s.m. and I p.m.
Special Anile sal a good time. Every
body welcome. Mid-week prayer- and
testimony aaootins Thursday evamins at
S o'eUek.
miT KXTH0DX8T mscorAL
B. Earle Parker, ninliter. 9:45 ass.
Charch school classes for all ages. 11
a.m.. morning worship. Sermon t "A
New Job. or a New Attitude!" Speeiel
masie ia charge of Ronald Craven 7
p.m. Touag Peopla'a combined- leagues
inr service of Candlelight. Speakers,
Dr. C &. Doney aad Mits Margaret 8tev
onson. Musie Louise Plndlay. No ev
ening service. First church cooperates in
tha Union services at WiUsoa park, 8:30.
8 p.m. Thursday, mid-week prayer ser
vice. TEMPLH BAPTIST
Sunday school 10:10 a.m. Classes for
all ages. Church servioes at 11 o'clock
and s p.m. Yonnr Peoplo'a sseeting at
7. Rev. York ot HiUsWs will bring
message both morning sad evening.
PAGEANT OFFERED
AT LESLIE
'The Highway of Truth" is
Program for ' Sunday '
-v Morning. 10:45 ;i
. ' ' - - ' "
A pageant, The Highway of
Truth' .la which tha weary trav
eler finds a cure for doubt and
younger travelers find many
things of Interest will be given at
Leslie Memorial chnrch - Sundap
morning. Beginning at 10:45 the
church' school departments obsene
Promotion . and' Children's 'day.
Barned awards will be presented
to. members of the primary!! and
Janior. departments. The cast of
characters In the pageant follows:
Weary traveler. L, C. McSkane.
. Christian soldier, Darlow John
son. : ; : ' ' " ' .
.Child. Elaine Murray. I
Primary child. Carl Ritchie.
Junior boys. Richard French.
Wendell Johnson, James Morley. -Intermedate
(iris. Carol John-
son, Margaret Gillette, Janlco
MnrraL- . : . ..-(.-,..
" , Gay girl. Trances French. J
. Senior graduate, Roberta John
son. ... , . i
Solos sang by Mrs. Love. .
. Accompanist, M r a . Mason
Bishop.
PRESBVTERIMJS TO
i
Special features at tne Sunday
services will mark the celebration
ot the third innlTersary of j the
dedication of the new church. Dr.
Birtchet, the" pastor, will preach
on "The Glorious Church" at the
morning . service. Special music
will Include two anthems by Gou
nod, -Unfold Te Portals" and the
"Saactos" from the St. Cecilia
Mass given by the combined chor
us and orchestra. Special Interest
is being shown In the novel! way
In which the anniversary thank
offering Is to be presented, j
Moving pictures of both! the
church - school and parts of the
morning worship service are to
taiea j Dr. Hill, and will be
added to the pictures which hate
been taken previously on similar
occasions. j
- At the - T : 3 0 o'clock evenln g
lerrlce Dr. Hill will show these
other pictures of "Oar Annlver-
T.r.ST.nt SCElCOBXaX. j
Boutk Commercial aad Myers Streets.
B. Darlow Jokaioa, paster. S48 . Myers
street pbone 9087. 10:45 asm. Promo-tioa-
aad ' Cbildrea's Day program by
eh are h sebool,- anthem by the choir. S
p-aa. Isstitato srogram sad iaspirattoa
hoar. . Cberch school st 9:45, 6 tears e
Cusaiar. 8opt. - Thorsdsy. at 7:10 la
Leslie Ball, mid-week boar of prayer aad
fellowship, eentlaaiag oar tbiakiag oa tbe
Parable of tbe Soils. Choir rehearsal
Thursday evening at 8:15. Charch
School Workers Conference, elect Toa ot
ameers. Taesdsy evening at 7:30 ia Loo-
no nail.
t v
CHURCH
IIOIE HIV
MARKERS
; i! . . ;; -
IN THE earlier days of this country, spending tne family
budget used. to be a hazardous business. It was only by
harsh experience that a householder learned to steer clear
of bad bargains and come into port with his money's
worth. " '. 1 - . fJ .
- j 1
There were snags and shoals aplenty. Inferior goods and
unscrupulous merchandising methods made the channel
dangerous ''Let the buyer beware" was an accepted
slogan of trade. j, . ;
Fortunately for millions of consumers this condition Has
wholly changed in more recent years. The channel has
been charted. Today advertised, trade-marked goods of
known value are for sale in every city and hamlet. The
buyer knows he can trust such products. He reads the
advertisements hi his paper, chooses the commodities he
needs, and makes his purchases with the knowledge that
he will get full value for his outlay.
The advertising columns of this newspaper point the
way to satisfaction. If (you make it a habit to read them
daily you will save money, and save time.
'Advertising it y owe
sarlea. The orchestrsTwill assist"
In the song serviee and the -choir
will sing Beethoven's fine "Halle
lujah Chorus" from the oratorio
"Mount of Olives.' Miss Jeanette
Scott, violinist, win play Schu-
bert's "Wlegenlied.
institute Toots
Will be Leslie
Feature' Sunday
Institute tooU or- whoops or
what have yon will be much in
evidence - at L,eslie - Memorial
church at the 8 o'clock: hour San
day night. Why go to Institute?
Who should go? What should pas
tor and camp counselor expect of
InstltateTST . What young folk ex
pect of the Institute? are some of
the questions which will be up for
discussion by the young people
and their advisors. - , '
:. Opportunity will be given to
Join - the Leslie Institute - club"
which will hold weekly meetings.
Maxlne TJlrich ts president of the
Leslie Epworth league and Wil
liam Bush of the Asbnry league.
Each group expects to be well re
presented at the Falls City Insti
tute. Mrs. J. B. Ulrica vlll be
camp counselor.
Training Schools
: On at Philomath
The United Brethren leadership
training school will be held at
Philomath darins; - the coming
week. . Bishop Ira D. Warner of
Portland Is dean of the school and
Rer. La. W. Blddle Is registrar.
Mor than 60 have - registered.
Four courses will be offered. .
Those 'going from Salem' are
Rev. and Mrs. Blddle, Rer. 8. E.
Long, Misses Maxlne Hill, Marlon
Chase and GenerleTe Hlnx.
Install Courts
For Horseshoes
Children' tt the 14 th street
playground took up a new sport
yesterday., under the direction of
Harold Hank horseshoes. Hank
installed two courts, one regula
tion and one smaller. Tourna
ments will be started aa soon aa
the players gain proficiency In
the fame.
Hodgers Building
" "jj WELCOME,
gait to scfe
lE'E COLLEGE
GROUP TO fPEl
Educational Anniversary to
Be Observed at Local .
Church Tomorrow
Two senlces of unusual inter
est are announced for the ChGrch
of the Kazarene Sunday. The
morning service at 10:45 will be
an educational anniversary with
the program, provided by repre
sentatives of Northwest -Naiarensj
college at Kanpa, Idaho. The
evening serviee at 8 o'clock will
be In charge of the young people -of
the church. .
- In the morning service the Ion
lan Quartet which Is composed of
Dorothy T. Harper, Edith M. Pot
ter, Ruth Bora and Grace Bom,
will furnish special musie and
Rev. E. E. Martin of Nimpa. Ida
ho, will speak. The quartet has
represented the college in prao
tlcally all the N ax arena churches
of the northwest In, the Interest
of new students. ' Rer.. Martin Is
pastor of the.Kats.rene church ot
Nam pa and speaks in the interest
of the school since Dr. DeLonf
has been called home on hirsiness,
.The evening service will be la
charge of . Miss Thea . Sampson,
president of the N. T. S. of
the local church. Young ladles
from the society will act as ush
ers for the evening and the so-
clety -srill furnish the special ma
gic - Rev. Fletcher Galloway, pas-
tor, Trill speak from the N. Y. P,
S. motto "I Can Do All Things
Through Christ Who Strengtfcen
eth Ma." . .
O fficial Board
Meets Monday
' The official board of the Jason
Lee Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church will hold Its first meeting
of the new church year on Mon
day, July If, at 7:30 p. m. Re
ports will be heard from the va
rious departments and plans for .
the coming year wil be discussed, i
The chairman of the board is the
prstor. Rer. Hugh B. Fouke, Jr.,
who has been appointed for hie
second year at the recent conference.
II
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CALYARY BAPTIST CHURCH
High Ferry Sts.
Graded Church School 9:40 a. m'. Jr. Church
10:50 cm. 1 B. Y.'s :45 p. m.
10:80 A. M. Sermon: The Unalterable Law
of Association" Pastor. Anthem: "Jesus Lov
er Ot My Soul" (Heyser) Incidental solos by
Mrs. Harms and Mr. Cochran.
7:45 P, M. Sermon: "Your Ughf Pastor
Solo: "Beside Still Watera" (Hamblen) sung
by Mrs. E. 1. Warden.
"W. EARL COCHRAN, Pastor