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The OREGON STATES3IAN. Saiga. Oregon. Saturday Morning. July 25, 1931
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IJEWBUILQ1NG
500 Seating Capacity, Cen
ter Street Home; Dedica
' tion Rites are Today
Tomorrow marks an epoch in
the history of tho First Charcta of
- the Nasareno of Salem aa this is
the date of dedication of its new
; home located at the corner of 13 th
and Center streets.
! - .This building which has been
' under construction for the r past
two months. -This spring the
building; committee of the local
congregation, purchased this loca-
tion formerly occupied by the Cen
' ter Street Methodist - Episcopal
church. The interior of the old
. building was tern out and an addi
. tion 24 feet by 40 feet was built
on the east end and the whole
4 building reconstructed inside and
outside girlng the- appearance of
an entirely new building but at a
: great sarins; in cost. .
' The new building Is 40 feet by
11 feet and the auditorium in
cluding balcony has a total seating
'capacity of 600. The auditorium
is semi-bowl shaped and the wall
lighting fixtures and rich carpet
texture sires a beautiful Interior
effect. The basement is dirided
into ; Sunday school assembly
rooms atfd class rooms and besides
these there are two rooms in the
tower of the bulletin.
Much Issbor Donated -The
total cost ef reconstruction
was 13.000 and the original pur
chase price of the building and lot
was -$5,090. The building eom-
mlttee composed of W. B. Hardy,
: Frank Litwiller. . John Friesen.
; Clyde Hoffer, and Alfred Schroe
' der. baa succeeded, admirably in
. securing the double object of beau
; ty and economy in the new build-
ing. A great - saying has been
, made through donation labor by
members and friends of the
:. church and by liberal discounts
from those furnishing materials.
Rer. Fletcher Galloway Is pas-
' tor of the church, coming to Sa
lem from Pueblo, Colorado last
August. He gare the construction
of a new building as one of his
first objectlres when he arrired in
'' Salem and is rery well pleased
' that the loyalty of the congrega-
tioa has made this possible in less
than a year.'
BAPTISTS IB
The third of the iimmer park
serrices will be held in Willson
park tomorrow afternoon with
members of the First Baptist
church In charge. Rer. William
H. Robins will speak on the sub
ject. "The Story That Ha No
End."
Fred Broer will direct the sing
ing: and has arranged for special
music by a 10-plece orchestra, a
male chorus, and a musical saw
artist. He has also prerided for
i the-use of a piano for the serrice,
instead ot the organ which hat
been used on other Sundays.
The hour of the- serrice is the
iam.i befere, J:S0 p. m.
Evangelists to
Conduct Series
At Church Here
i
- Erangelists Thomas and Chris
tina Balrd from Oakland, Calif.,
will open a-series of special eran
gelistJe serrices at the Emmanual
Full; Gospel church. 17th and
: Chemeketa streets, Tuesday
night.
Meetings wUl be held at 7:45
p. m. Tuesday Wednesday.
, Thursday and Friday aad at S
and t j. b. Sunday. Everybody Is
. welcome. ' reports Iter. C. L.
Rounds, pastor In charge.
Warrington Will
Speak, Jason Lee
Professor E. W. WarrinsTton,
head of the department ef Rell
sien at Oregon State college dar
ing tie put three yean, will
preach Sunday morning; at the Ja
son Lee Memorial Methodist Epis
copal church. Winter and Jeffer
son, streets, at 10:30 a.m. pro
fessor Warrington 1 an ordained
Presbyterian, clergyman, and held
; a number of churchee befere en
t ertar the work at the -state col
lege. .
Doney to Preach
.At First .Church
la the absence of Rer. 3.
Carle Parker, pastor. Dr. Carl O.
Deoey. president of Willamette
uairersity. win preach at the
First Methodist, church Sunday.
The -feKowtag Sunday. August 2.
Dr. Roy Leslie Smith at the First
Metaedist church ef Eugene will
tni the pulpit here.
R-POT Oil CONCXAVK
Kiss Ella Smith and Miss Helen
Kruger, local young people to at
tend the International Christian
Endeavor convention last week in
San Francisco, are to report on
the convention tomorrow night at
t p.m. at the evening service , ot
the Court Street Christian church.
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WILL BE DEDICATED SUNDAY
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The First Chwrrfi of the Nazarrn. 1SU aad Center streets, which
win he dedicated Sinlay when the congregation mores; from tho
bunding it. has occupied at North
shown above was formerly the
churai, bat bas been completely,
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f in the Churches
COT7S.T ST BXT CHKSTTAV
Coart Bd 11th straeta. B. If. 8ho-
mmkmt. pMtr,if?4 irrr tt. Phne
4704. Suadajr chol 9:45 sjb Mrt, E.
Weller. Sapt. i i Morninr worahip 11
'clock; itnbjeci: "Th Bceot Mtrfir
of tho CoacresaitioBaliat and Christian
Cbarek Wkat 1'haro I a. t bid a wor
ahip S o'clock: aabject: Report Iater
aational 3. K; cmreBtiom ia 6aa Vraa.
ciae br i Ua 1 Minos KJla Bmith and
Helen Kracar, local atemberi who at
tended. Toaaf People 'a meetins T p.m.
Aid aaoetiaca oa Wedaeadar aad JVidaj.
Mtd-wek iaieetias Wedj eadar, 7:45.
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IT. JOHX'S XPTTTTTtAy (Mo. Syaod)
XoEta lata sod A atroeU. KeT. U. W.
Oroat. pa j tor. acliah aerrica 9 :45 a,av
Genua at 11:00.
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KNGlWOOD UJrrTED BSXTHSXST
Korta 17ta aad Nebraka atrtoti. L.
W. Biddlav pacer. - Soaday acaool 9:45
a.. Movniasrvorabip 11 'dork; aab
jeet: tViaioa aad a Victory." Eea
ac worship S o'clock; au bjoct: "Camp
PblBata.'' Yuuna People 'a aaeoOaa 1
o'clock; aahject: Ororeoaunf tho Ob
atacloa of Chriatiaaity." WiUiana Per,
iaadar. Prayer aad ofiieial board aieet
tnx oa Thuradajr nicki.
rraar ookgkcoatioha
' Libert? atreet at Center. Baadajr ackool
t 9:45 a.m. frank eer, 6apt. Church
aerrieM at 11 a.m. "The yoaog people
who hats'-(en ta attendance at tho
camp at Hilloekbara will hare part ia
thia aerrico tellraf of their expert eneee
there. Brief addreaa . by ReT. W. C
Kantaor. ariaiator ia eharfo. K
las aorrwjo. .. j ; , .
- TMrrrzT. warriST
Kerala chorch aerricea to bo bald
at Iaaaaaaaal Eapria ehmreh Baadae-. Jaly
SOU. Bible school lO a .at. uaiea uoat.
SI. Moraine worahip 11 o'clock. Eraa
iac aerrioe S ('lock. Bpoeial aiaaia.
.... . j ,
nxst oBwncH or cHnisT,
. . scnurrxsT
CkeaokeU aad Liberty atraeta. 8ua
rr oerrieM at 11 aja. Sabjact:
Tratau"; (Saaday meiaf eorriooa are
diecMttaaed darts c Jaly aaa Aasaat.)
Saadar acaool at S:4S aad 11 a .am. Tee
tiaianial aaoetias ovary Wedaoaday erea
inr at . Readinr roaea Maaoaia
ToaaaU apoa front 11
t 6:0 except
Saadays Bad holiday.
roxs KBscoaxAZ. sc x.
' a-.j.v kii at m-AS. ) . J. a.
Greea wii preach at 11 Ja. at lard
Memorial ebafeir. At 11 a.m. the paatvr
wUl preach at Saaraat. turn oaaject wiu
bo JLa Mfoaded Conscience aa Eternal
AveafeT.' Tho Epworth loaraao will
moot at Ford Meaaorial chorch at 1 P.m.
V. , . will l t,Ml hT
tb poator, aad. thi aabjoet wiU be "Tho
Wilfal Mualas. Bpoeial ataaie at iae
aormoa honra morwiac aad eoaing.
Chartoa Ik Irk, aarasater.
roBfD CKtrncB
--.. r...u mwkd UHm etreaia. W.
w tri.v . ' z
O. Lieakaper; -ptor. Saaday sehoal
ID a.m. wararaa woranip av m ciock; "
Jt: "Jeena Chriat. tho Good Shepherd."
Kncliaa warship- 11 o'clock; enbjeet:
"Tho Trao Estimate of Valnoa." Special
mmais: Sol by Mr. T. X. Ernst.
. BTOEZJuro rmrxsTsa
Comer Hic-hiaad and Chorch aireets.
Ed-ar F. 84ms. poetor. Bible school 10
& m V. at. B:Veta. Raot- Xorninr wor
ship 11 a.m. Eoeaias worship S p.m.
T ! .. S" M im mtkA Int-
.!;. ta f! r t -,m hi ld-waek nrarar
jaootiar Thnraday -. '
KXIORr MarafOBXaX.
H. C. Storor. as! aiater. Moraine; wor
ship st 11. Sermea by Bcv. Hash B.
White, of Chiesia: abjt: - "Laborer
Torrtaer With Ood." Dart "Wiry
Stand To Hero IdJo." Pearl Eyro aad
H. C- eUovor. Chnreh aeheoi at 10 a.an.
C C. Harris. Snpe. CariaUoa Eadearor
at T:15 pja. t Masioal aerrico at S.
AMXZICAbT lTJTHUr
Cbcrck street botwoea ChamekaU sai
Center-. .Rer. P. W. Erlc-kooa. paator:
IS ejs. Morainf worrkip. . Uoimoa
taetie: "The ? n a. " Tho
Booator dab hneo an aatdeer aaoeaiaa
at Hsrer'a Groro aTrldar oroanc. Jaiy
1. CUts' will Uava tk charth si T
'ctock. j : . I
! ' rrxsr atist -
Conor of Vortb Lihwrty aad. Marlaa
street a. William H. Bo bins, pasUr. B
galar aerrtcee aert . Lard's tray. BrbU
school at (US with emaaea-'foT aU hoa-
Faed Bnet, Baas. Moraine? wara as
11:00. Omi enrol ada. . Choir aelecttaa.
Tho pa a or wiK preasa a aha-maraias
rrtoo. Baatiat Tama 7eeaa mit
iara. at 1:00. Iacreosed iaaoroaC Er
eaiaf araasaUatie aerrioo at :00. Ooo
eat aiagiac. C rr aoWtioa. - Misod
onartet w a tag. Be mis a aabjeet: "The
MMieaaroai' ta- ta anaiatlea ta an."
Fodaoadar trmmr prayer aad Praia
aorrara. The Dtbla clues r an aeem 1
tinned aa' l"aidajr eTem-iara far the root
tho aommer. Thar wiU bo resnmed ia
anptsmaar.
1
rr AJroaxarrio AXejrBi
Thirtsssi ui sam - CI 3
Wastow. Mttor. Sastttav aahaal at 1
Cbarchr aerrico at S. Z ran relist t
aarrtea at T:4S a.m. Taoaday. 7:44 pu.
expectinc Bar. Boaraol Bwaaaoa
l u aad ta apeak. Tharadsrr
fellowabip and prayer steotias; t!4 p.m.
JSy,!Ts41 Tni( fteU'i
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Kodger Buildlag j High Ferry 8ts.
Graded Church School 1:41 t. n, Jr. Church
10:50 a. m. I B. T :4S p. m.
10:50 A. L Serynont MA Darins; Guarantee"
' Rer. 8, 1. Cross
Solo hy Mrs. Rlngo i. )
T:45 P. a. Sermea t A1 Great Questloa
Pastor. Anthem: "Corns To My Heart Lord
Jesus' (Ashford) j Popular Gospel Song
Service, . i j ; i
WELCQ3CE, W.: EARL (COCHRAX. Pastor
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Photo tr Kenncll-Kllla.
lDth and Breyman, The building
Center Street Methodist Episcopal
remodeled aad enlarged. i
Mi
rntsT oeAjr iarut
North Cottar and I. a treat a. t. 1
Satach, mi ni ter. Buaday school 9:45
a. an. 6a Bchirmas, Svpi. Bprrioo 11
a.m. Bermoa topic, "XHcltaiar Prom tk
Firat Lor." Choir Anthem. . Even Ins
seme a p.m. xopic. "CoaTentioa im
pressions. Choir soar nnd chnreh or
chestra. Bosalar mid-wee: prayer aer-
rico. at a p.m.' noanoaoay.
SOUTH aAEX l-TXaTDS
Soath Commercial and Waahiafton
streets. Chae C. ITaworth, paator. 10
a.m. Saaday achool. Kathaa Cook. Bnpt.
Special music at tho opening axereiaoa.
Violin trio by girl stndeata from Caema
w. 11:00 toorninr worship. Oa SCt
roaat ef th paator' a abaenc oa his raca
tioa. Helen Cammack. ol Boards le will
haro caarro of th aerrica. hi orceins
terrier. Tharaday. S p.m. prayer meet
iag aad Bibl study.
JASOK LEB MXMOXXAZ.
Corner Nrth Winter aad Jefforaoa
treeta. Hush B. Fovke, Jr., paator.
Chnreh achool 9:45; H. B. Carpenter,
Snpt. Mora ar worship. 10 :80 a.m.
Sermea by IL t W. Warriartoa. dirortor
of Beliriooa Kd oca tioa. Oreroa Stat col
late. Thelm Pari wUl amr. Einr
aerrieea. 8 pjn. Taag people ia
charf a. Epworth leaf cession 7 pjn.
rxmST hSTHOWST EPISCOPAL
9:45 a.m. Chnreh achool class aa for all
ar.es. 11:00 moraine worship, gcrmsi
T r. Carl Orerr Doaey. Special ma
aie: Aatbota by mixed quartet. Teaor
aolo: Boaald Cram. S p.m. Tharsday,
ht id Week p rarer lerrioe. ,
OHalSTXAJr ICZsaZOHAJtT AIXIAVOB
655 Perry street. Bandar school 9:45
sat. M. D. Litwiller. Sapt. New pas
tor. Raw. VilHam fa Id well will preach
moraine aad ereniar a 11 a. as. aad 1UM
P-m. Prayer aad praise maatins Taoa
day t pja. T. P. j. 6:45 pja. " . ,
VOMT CHTTHCK OP THB WAKAWww-g
lth aad Center streets. Ber. rwteher
Gallaway. patr. Boaiaaaea 149S Mar
loa Btroet. ISaaday- will bw th day f
dedleatiaa f th aew baildiag with
ttronc prrnt a fallows; 9:1 ass.
aaaombi at taa aid loestlea for a march
to aha aew laeattoa. S:4S a.an. Boadar
aehooL Wank hC. Litwiller. Sapt. 1L a-sal
Hor. D. 8. (rlott of Kaaaaa City, aa
tiooal aacretary at th Kaaarae Taa
Pewpl' aodrty, will apeak. Th syo
cial waai far th day wUl V prerided
by tk- ehetr f th chnreh nnder th
direction of J fti frisson, director. S p.m.
Dr. J. B. Bate of Port land, Sapt. af too
Kerth Pacific district, will eaadaet th
dedicatinn. Y a aa. V W. w a J
ft
"'fr aets. S p.m. Addr br Rer.
weriex. ITS TOT mootlasr Wadiu.
day aight at 8 p.m.
mtST CHBUTZAK
Hish aad On ter atreets. D. J. How,
PMtar. Morning aarrie 11 a'eloek;
abjet: "T Each Oa Bis Work.'1
E rea ins rri S o'clock; aabjeet: Th
Toaar Peophe who attoadod th Chri.
tma Eadearor Intornnaioaal at Saa Frsa.
eiac will atak. Snaday achool 9:4S
Orrill J. Hall. Bapt. Trtwr Ps
pls's asrtisi st T y.ss. "Horn
Com in ay'k win bo obaerred next
Baaday, Anrnst t aa th S4ta annirersarr
of tho chnreh. .
TbrsTsixrEi. ruzx. oospez,
t 17th sai ChcBMaeta ttrrata. franc
llfti Brris , Tnatdar, Wtdnesday.
Tharaday Fruiay at 7:44 p.m. Saaday
nnd T:45 p an. Prayer aseetina; Wodnoa
imT. 10 Town; Peaplo'a meetinc
rrtday, S p.w. Baaday achool 1 :SO pja.
saomaa airu, paator. ,
CALTAIT XAPTIST
; Hod rer BHs.. Hirh aad Perry atrooteJ
Graded esrnreh achool S:40 a.m. W. T.
Jeak. Bmv. Jr. Charch 10:S0 a.m.
Three B. T.'s S:4S p.m. Momlnr wor
ship 10:50. Snaoa: "A Dartag Uaaraa
t" stwTH. L. Cross. 81 by Mrs.
Rig. Ereaias aerrico T:4S. Sermon:
"A Great Craonriam." Paator. Aathem:
"Coma ta hfy Heart Lard Joana" ( Asa
ford). Pepwtar aong aerriee. Wodaoaday
oraaiag 7:4S prayer snaiag foUowad by
th iratir board mtiag. Tharaday
aight. T:J0 aboir rhamL ,
ttxst rxsssTTwniAir
Comer of Wiaaer and Chemeketa
atraeta. Groror C. Birtchot IX f- paa
tor. Chnreh school a 9:S0 a m. Mora
iarverahip 11 a'clock. Bar. T. X. Esa
eroft f Sss Tranclac will he the speak
er. No by Mia Joaephin Albart. Chris
tina Endaarar ooemtia moat a :8a
raat worship T:S a' dock. Bar.
Jason Lee M. E. Church
Winter aad JetTeraoa 8.'
PROFESSOR E, W. WARRINGTON
Head of Dept." of Religion at Oregon Stsie College
wiU preach at 10:30 ATJL
8 -P. II. Scrrie in charg of joung people
The Electric Fixtures in tiie. Uev9 liazarene
Church are from the Display Rooms of
WiUamette Valley
Supply Co
At 545 Ferry St. ; ' ' Salem. Ore.
WHOLESALE aad RETAIL
OlDTiriSOL'GSO
SUi'M'S PBOGK
BBB
Choir of Knight Mcmorl;
Church Will Present
Request Numbers
The choir of the Knight Mem
orial church has arranged s mast.
cat serrice for Sunday erenlng of
old time hymns and melodies.
Ereiy number to be sung by the
choir and by the atrdienco has
heest reruested and belongs to the
good old hymns of yesterday.
The order ot serrice will be:
Processional hymn ''Marching
to ZIon1 .j . - .
Prayer Hymn "Sariour. More
Than Ufa to Me." ....
Hymn "The Old Rugced
Cross.".. -
Trie "The Ninty and Nine,
Beneitta Edwards, Harriett Ad
ams, H. C. Storer.
Hymn "Happy Pay." -Hymn-
"Yea, Jesus XJores Me.
Duett " Whispering Hoee?
Mrs. C. A. Huston and ay Thomp
son.
Hymn "Bulah Laud."
Hymn "Throw Out the Life
Line."
Hymn - "Briarlng In the
Sheares.'
Solo "The Holy City" by Don
ald Barnard. "
Quartet "Face to Face." Mrs.
Newgent, Pearl Eyre, Jay Thomp
son, H. L. Braden.
Hymn r"Hold th Fort.
Hymn ''Pull for the- Shore.'
Hymn "Joyful, Joyful wUl the
meeting; be."
Male Quartet "Though Tour
Sins be as Scarlet.'
Choir "The Lost Chord."
Hrmn Whiter Than the
Snow."
Hymn "At the Cross."
Choir This Holy Hour.
Hymn "In the Sweet."
Hymn "When the Roll Is Call
ed up Yonder."
JEFFEUIBU
OFFICERS INSTALLED
JEFFERSON". .Jaly .24. The
regular meeting, of Mountain Re-
bekah lodge was held Tuesday
night in the lodge rooms. At this
time the seml-annnal installation
of officers took plsce, with Ber
tha Curl as installing officer and
Ada Wells, marshsL1
The officers installed are: rsera
Kester. N. O.: Jnanita Smith, V.
0.; Dora Humphrey,! recording
secretary: Grace Thurston, trees
urer; Millie Bilyeo. warden; Kl-
mina Thurston, conductress; Lau
ra Thomas, R. 8. V. O.: Bernlce
Skelton. L. S. N. O.; Stella Hart.
R. S. V. G-: Keithel Smith. L. 8.
V. O.: Maud Blackwell, chaplain;
Ada Wells, L O.; 8. H. Ooin, O. O.
This was the closing of the pink
and green attendance contest, the
greens winning, srith Grace Thur
ston as leader. The losing side of
which Dora 'Humphrey was lead
er, serred refreshments.
Walkefs Purse
Is Attached by
Former Spouse
NEW YORK. July 14. (AP)
Mlekey Walker's share In his fight
last night with Jack Sharkey was
attached here by order ot Su
preme Court Justice Byrne.
The sheriff's warrant ot attach
ment was serred oa the request of
Mrs. Maude Kelly. Walker's for
mer wife, who claims 127.800.11
as reimbursement due 1 her for
funds she expended la supporting
the Walker children, Michael. 7,
and Patricia, 18 months.
Birthday of W.F.-
Hart Honored
JEFFERSON, July 24 Com
plimenting W. F. Hart on his 78 th
birthday annlrersary, Wednesday.
July 22, a surprise gathering was.
planned by his children and their
families who motored to the conn-
try 'home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Hart Wednesdar erealng to help
celebrate his birthday.
The erenlag was spent la social
Bancroft will Breach an la. thset br Boa-
aer aistem.
T.tUrLn MZ t)XIA
Setta Commercial and Xrerwjtraetx;
Darlaw Johasoa, paitar. flS X. Vr
era troot. Phone 9 ST. ICaralsr wor
ship a tl. Aataoaa Khyrim' Joar.
ney." flndoadorry Air). Bun a. "Taa
Wayaid Ufa." Happy ErrBtaf Hoar S
o'clock. Teple. "A poator Laoka at la
stirat saa Ufa," laaUlat slab at T
.aw Ckareh schaL SUaras Coahlar.
Sapt, 9:45 a.m. - Vld-waakv boar f
rarer nna atadr Tharedar. T :S
Tpiv "Th Two raaadatiaaa.
, - SPEAKERS
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Rer. D. Shelby Corlett (abore).
natlostal secretary of the Yoang
People's society of th Nazar
one church, who ia to speak to
day at the dedication of the
charch cm Center street. Her.
Fletcher Galloway (below), who
Is pass tor of . the charch aad
has seen its building program
through to cosnpletloav.
conversation, after which home
made ice cream and cake were
serred. Present beside the honor
suest, W. F. Hart and Mrs. Hart.
were Mr. ana Mrs. cnas. nan ana
family; Mr. and Mrs. EL C . Hart
an jf famllw hfr. Anf Un. Tn
Smith and son Clifford ot Albany;
a sia a a a. k a M
sir. ana sirs. Aioeix uuuer ana
famtlr nf CI rial tnrt Waahlnartnn
sr .4 Mrm V a Ttknrttnn ,n1
family; Haryey Thurston and Vir
gil Knoaes.
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DEXEE3 LIQUOR CHARGE '
MILL CITT, July 24 Denial
that J. D. "Doc" Fehlen. arrested
here Tuesday on liquor charges.
ha& erer been held. for such aa
offense before was made by Feh
len. He said a newspaper artelle
in The Statesman Jaly 22 was er
roneous wherein it inferred that
the offense this week was his
third. Fehlen was held oa charges
of possession, not on charges of
sale, as was stated la the flaat
article-which appeared about him.:
Federal authorities made the arrest.
FIRST CHURGH OF
THE NAZARENE,
SALEM
Dedication Sunday -
9:15 AJSI. Procession from the old location to the
new v
9:45 A. M. "Sunday SchooL, Frank Litwiller, Saper.
intendent.
11:00 A.M. Sermon by Rev. D. S. Corlett of Kansas
City, National secretary of the Naza
rene Yount? People. .
Song by the choir, "Is It The Crowning- Day V
John Friesen, Director
3:00 P.M. Dedicatory Address, Dr. J. E. Bates of
. Portland, superintendent of the North
Pacific district.
Music by the chloiv "Crown Him Kin of Kins" and
"Rosa of Sharon". Also special music by the orchestra.
7:00 P.M. N. Y. P. S. and Junior Societies. -
8 :00 P. M. Address by. Rer. D. S. Corlett '.
Music by the choir "Loyal to Jesus", -
;. ITowersIfiirnished by Frosty Olson
For-
TT-k-B e
i iuniDin
ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT
V
CALL
Skewis
1797 Center -
Plumbing Estimates; ,
Also Contract Work
We ere pleased to have had a part in the cork
i on the Church cf the liazarene
ski na;.fr
.raio icifsr.iET
Rev. Sims Will Direct Bible
Class; Conference set
July 28 (o Aug. 2
- Among the leaden for the
young- people's' conference of the
Friends church at Twin Rocks
are .the names of several Marlon;
county people. Edgar P. Sims,
pastor of Highland Friends
church, will teach a bible class
In prophecy. B. w. Couisen of
Scctts MUU la manager .of the
grounds with Albert Cammack of
RosedsJe as his assistant. Mno
Ross and Laura Cammack are re
creational managers., and .will dl-i
rect the play activities of the 250
young people in the afternoons.
Class leaders for the bible
classes in the mornings are: C
A. Hadley. Edward Mott, Dr.
Floyd Perisho. Carl aad Minnie
Miller, W. J. Murphy. Ida O. Lee,
Ethol George and Edgar P. Sims.
Merrill M. Coffin, the speaker
of Quaker Meeting hour over
KOIN on Sunday mornings. . will
speak each evening in the confer
ence tabernacle. Rer. Coffin is a
recently returned miss! o a r y
from India, and has a dynamic.
compelling message tor all young
people. He is also paator of First
Friends church in Portiana.
Delegations' ot young people
from the following Quaker church
es in Marlon- county will attend
the con ren tion: Rosedale. Marlon
Scotts Mills, South Salem - and
Highland.
The dates ot this gathering are
July; 28 to August 2.
AURORA. July 24. Vacation
time brings many an interesting
oresonage within our gates. Prof.
Culver ot the University of color-
ado at Denver and his son Oliver
Culver of Ogden, Utah, motored
west, reaching here by way ot the
Columbia highway.
They are enthusiastic about
Oregon, and the deep sea fishing
the coast affords. They returned
by way of ML Hood. Owen Cul
ver expects to return and make
his home near Canby where his
father-in-law, A. F. Strayer. is
raising trout . and : Improving a
place for him to take over as soon
as his affairs will permit.
GUEST AT MT. AXGKL
MT. ANGEL. July 24 Mrs.
Walsh of Los Angeles, California,
Is here visiting her son, Eev.
Fr. Ambrose. O. 8. B., and renew
ing old acquaintances.
f This week ahe la being enter
tamed at the home ot Mrs. josepn
Leboid and Mrs. A. J. Butsch.
TAKES BEAUTY. SHOP
8ILVERTON. July 24 Mrs.
Pansy Seymour of Eugene has
taken charge ot the hUlverton
Beauty shoe at the Peel barber
shop. She succeeds Mrs. A. Her
nan, who left for Spokane aer-
era! days ago.
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DBE60II IPBESSES
AUHORA VISITORS
EE IS MISUSED
, is
Two Impbsters Said Active
In Marion and Po!k;j
: -Warning Issued .V
Ensign Earl M. Williams, ot tie
Salvation Army, says that his or
ganisation suffers from time to
time from the activities! of ir
imitators and others who, throux h
their close copying of Selvatlta
Army uniforms and methods de
ceive the contrlbutinar ntihlie aitJ
secure considerable support whl&
the contributors believe is going
direct to the Salvation Army. IT
Williams states that it has com
to his attention that two snch tmm
pie have- been securing money re
cently in Polk and Marlon coun
ties on the strength of the Ralra
tioa Army's work nnd reputation!
are . a a . aa a.
oomcumes u- is- seme aisgrun
tied ex-Salvationist .who has been .
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CONGRATULATIONS!
Lumber and Building Ma
terials for tKe Neiv Church
Were FurnisKedy Jjy the
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Spaulding
Front, and Ferry
to
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CHURCH of tb N&ZAREN
upon
NEW CHURCH BUILDING
We furnished a parlpf the
building, materials, end are
proud to have helpe in the
construction of thi new.
church, 5
L We Cooelan
West Salem
discharged from the Amy for
cause and again people organize
some ather army along lines sim
ilar to the. Salvation Army and
adopt such names as Independent
Army, People's Army, Americban
Array, etc j
The ensign warns the public to
be certain thai their rlfte fntoni.
ed for the Salvation Arrnr ira ac
tually given to an accredited rep-
reseniauve. All such -represents
tires will carry nrinteT-frawiAnn!
signed br the officer fn i?ir..
that person at present being En
sign Earl M. Williams, and Wil
liams further nrrei nnrnna why
"y bo ta doubt to phone the Sal-t
vauon Arrnr, eT.
MRS. . EVANS CAIXED
BETHEL. July 25 Tha don
aympathy of the Bethel commun
ity goes out to the relatives of
Mrs." Helen Evans, who
away on Wednesday. Mrs. Evans
saw inxs aeauuiai' rarming dis
trict emerre from the nririnsi
heavy woods and throned nil
these years she has been ever an
uplifting. Christlaniring influence.
She was loved by all and vfll be
greatly missed. -
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p and
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COVERINGS
for the new
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of the
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