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Items of Interest to BediDli idf Salim an
The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon; Satarday Morntng, November 21931 .
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Thanksgiving Worship Place
r Set and Pastors Named;
Hour, 10:30
Union Thanksgiving services
will bo held In five Salem churches!
Thursday morning, with guest
pastors to occupy pulpits in the
designated churches, located to
best supply all corners of the
city.
Services will begin promptly at
10:30 o'clock in every church, and
will last Just an hour. They have
been arranged by the Salem Min
isterial association.
The churches selected and pas
tors assigned are:
American Lutheran, Church be
tween Center and Chemeketa,
Rev. Hugh B. Fouke, Jr., of the
Jason Lee M. E. Memorial.
Nasarene, 13th and Center, Dr.
C C Poling, pastor First Evan
gelical church. -
, . Ford Memorial Community M
B., .West Salem , Gerth avenue.
Rev. B. F. Shoemaker, pastor of
Court Street Christian.
Leslie Memorial M. E., South
Commercial and Myers, Rev. J. R.
Simonds, pastor First Congregational.
Seventh Day Adventist. Gaines
and North Fifth. Rev. W. Earl
Cochran, pastor Calvary Baptist
church.
The committee having charge of
the arrangement Is Rev. G. C
Blrtehet, Rev. S. Darlow Johnson,
and Rev. Fletcher Galloway. The
offering this year goes to the Y.
W. C. A. for use among the un
employed girls of the city.
i n th e Ch urches
nxsr EVAJIGE1ICAI.
Summer aad Marios streets. C. C
Politic; 0. D., pastor. Sunday school,
:45 t..m. Moraine worship 11 'clock:
(object: ."God's Grace is Omar." L.
L, Taorotoa, Bnt of Biblo school
Classes for all ares a ad rradet. Kven- '
lac worsfiip 7;ao o'eloca.- subject: "Ls-
Sons In LiTiaf." The Demoss Singers
will giro a tarred concert this ovening.
iwir reople s jneetins: S:SO e clock:
subject: "God's Gifts and My Oblora
tions." Miss Wa Ault. leader.
TOST SPIBJTTJAilST
Services every Sanday at 7:30 p.as.
in the KeUoa ball on Cheese seta street.
Oa Sunday. Nov. 22, Mrs. Mary Scawe-
del wil lspeak on ThanksgnTinr. A eirelo
from 6:30- to 7:30 with a abort sons'
service preceedinic the lecture.
KJTIOHT MEMOB.IAL
10th and Ferry streets. H. C. Stover,
minister. Morning worship at - 11.
Thanksgiving sermon. "'Tis a Lonely
World." Evening aemeo at 7:so. er-
moa on " The Present Religions involu
tion." Sunday school at 10 a.m. C. O.
Harris, Snpt. Christian Endeavor socie
ties at 6:45 p.m. A musical Thanksgiv
ing serrire by tho choir and the Minis
ters' , quartet Tharsday night at 7:45.
CHXXST XATTEZftAX
Eighteenth and Stat street. Rv.
Amo E. Miaaeman, -A. M., pastor. ' Cai
man servicer t:45 a.m. Subject: "Con
cerning Those That Sleep." English ser
vice 11 a.m. Subject: "The Lord Shall
Descend." Sunday school t:40 a.m.
Mrs. Amos E. Minnoman, Supt. Lather
league 7 p.m. Laura Minaeman, leader.
English services p.m. Subject: "Elijah
Meet th Idolater Ahab."
serriee.
speak.
Kvangeliet A. 3. Jensen will 1 CHSISTHAS XU8X0HAXY AIXIAKOE
LABISH mSSIOV EVAHGEIilCAL
CLKA& LAK Church school 10
W. P. Collard, Supt. Commuuea
service at 11 by pastor. Intermediate .
U O. E. at 7. Bible study class Tuesday
evening at 7:80.
MIDDLE GROTS Church school 10
a.m. T. T. Walker, Supt. Jr. . L. 0. X.
at 11.. Senior E. L. O. E. :S0. Topie:
"What is a Good Citiseal" Teain
worship subject: Aa introductory study
of tho tea coalman dm eats. Mid-week ser
vice Wednesday evening 7:30.
LABISH CEKTR Church school 10
a.m. Velmer Klampe. Supt. X. L. O. K.
7 p.m. Topic, "God's Gifts and My ObU-
tations." Leader, Bernadeea Dougherty,
lid-week serrieo Thorsday erening, 7:30.
H. B. Scheuermaa, paetdr, 1161 Uaiom
street, Salem.
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WEAI SAIXX .
Sunday school meet at Summit
Tord Memorial churches at :45
The, moraing sermoa will ' be "Ar Wo
Growiaar Thankless I" The Xaworth
leagues meet at :30 p.m. Tho subject
of tho evening discourse at 7;30 J-m. will
bo "Ar Wa Browing uarolossi"
Charles L. Dark, minister.. .
GLAD TTDIBGS MIB&IOX
S37 Court street. C. 8. Johnson, pas
tor. Sunday school at S pja. Servieo
at S and 7:30 p.m. Bev. Jones aad wife
will will be her Sunday Meetings Tees
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
JASOV LEB M. -B. MXM0BIA1.
Winter aad J ef ferae a streets. Hash B.
rouke, Jr, minister. Moraing worship
st 11:00. sermoa by th Eev. Jam E.
MilUgaa. pastor f th Tint Methodist
church aad w esley j-aaatioa at ur
vaUis. Hi sermoa them is "Christians."
7:30 9 jo. service ia prepare ti em for
Thanksgiviag, with a sermoa by th pas
tor a T'Mayflwr Then aad New." Aa
informal hour of worship aad fellowship.
055 Ferry street. W. H. Caldwell, pas
tor. Phone 8483. Sunday school at 9 :45
a-au M. D. LHwiUer. Supt Mefning
worship at 11 a.m. Them "Power less
Chrittiaas." Toung People' Mooting at
0:80, Hire! sprlngar, leader, cveatof
Evansssllstio service. 7:30. Subject
'The lst Bhaep." rrayar service on
Monday evening at th Tsbernaele.
Evangelist! services on all other even'
ings aezt week at 7 :BO.
LESLIE MEMORIAL
Soath Commercial aad Myers streets.
8. Darlow Johnson, pastor. Bes. 348 E.
Myers street. Phone 8987. Woman's
Horn Missionary society tnank ottering
servieo at 11 a.m. Happy Evening- hour
T:80 D.m. Sermoa. "Thankful For
Whatt" Asbury Laaga ia Lesli HaU
st :80. Leslie Leaga fellowship hoar
in ehareh parlors at 5 elock. special
Thaakagiving ebservsac is th various
departments of th church school.
rrasT ohtbck or thb bmxabsvb
Coraer 18 th aad Center streets. Bav,
Fletcher Gallewsv. pastor. Btidn
1035 Market street. Phone 9639. Tho pas
tor will speak from tho followtnr sub-
Jeets: 11 a.m. "After th Revival,
Whatl" special maste. v: 80 -p.m. "Htop-
piac Too Seen.' Suaday achool 9:45
a.m. T. M. LJtwlller, Rapt. H. I T. B.
aad junior society 6:30 p.m. Miss Then
Sampson, president. John 7Visev innier
supervisor. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:30 p.m.
II OFFERINGS
6:30 pja. Three Young Popl'a groups.
led by Virsinia Boyle, liasol Masoa aa
Helen Key. Tho High school leagwo will
SERVICE S1DIY
E: 1 Institute
At Woodburn is
November 27-29
WOODBURN, Nov. 20. The
Epworth league of the Woodburn
Methodist church is to be host to
the mid-year sub-district Institute
of the Salem district November 27
to 2.
A full program has been ar
ranged. The program vrill begin
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock and
last until Sunday noon. Among the
activities planned are class work,
recreation, addresses of inspira
tion, study and fellows&ip.
Rot. Glentf S. Hartong, pastor
ft the local church, will act as
dean and Miss Marguerite Donald
son registrar. Pastors who are to
be members of the faculty are
Ret. S. Raymond Smith of Tilla
mook, Rev. E. J. Aschenbrenner
of Independence and Rev, C. .1.
Andrews of Canby.
BT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church aad Chemeketa streota. Bav.
Geo. H. Swift, rector. Holy Commun
ion 7:30 a.m. Church school 9:45 a.m.
Moraine vraver and sermon 11 a.m. H.
S. and W. U. students 4:30 p.m. Thanks
giving dsy service 10 a,m. with choir.
. PIB8T TJJTCTABIAjr
North Cottage and Chemeketa streets.
Fred Albas Weil, minister. Church school
at 10 a.m. Service at 11 a.m. Sermoa:
"Pilgrims of 1620 and . 1931." Soloist.
Mrs. Truma Huston. Organist. Mh.
Walter A. Denton.
EVANGELISTIC TABEBVACLB
Thirteenth and Ferry streets. C. G.
Weston, pastor. Sunday school at 1 :45
p.m. B. C. Ferguson, Supt. Classes for
all ages. Church service at 3. Evening
servieo at 7:30. Special music Special
speskers. All services to be conducted
by Evangelist T. 3. Betts and party of
New York City. Services every night,
but Monday, at 7:30. Scnday afternoon
subject, "The Hour is Come."
and pledg in th church auditorium.
XXTOBJaXS CHTJBCH
Coraer Canitol aad Marion street. W.
G. LUnkaompcr, paster. Sunday school
10 ajn. F. E. Kruse. Supt. German ser
vices, 10 a.m. Subject: r'Th Parable f
th Wicked Husbandmen, or th Ac
countability of Nation to God." Ear
Ush services 11 o'clock. Subject: "Real
Religion." At 7:45 Yonag People's
meeting, subject: "God's Gifts and My
Obligations."
L. S. S. OB V BOH
Corner Chemeketa and Liberty streets.
Suaday school 10 a.m. Preaching service
13:30.
SICILIAN DRAMA 1
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COLLEGE PASTOR COMES
"Pride" will be the theme of
the second dramatic worshln
service to be held at the First
Congregational church Sunday, at
t:io p. m. This service will con
sist of special musical numbers
and the dramatisation of the Si
cilian's Tale In Lonzf elloWa
Tales of the Wayside Inn" call
ed "Robert of Sicily".
The action takes olace In th
eleventh century and is present
ed .in three scenes: The KInca
ChapeL the Banquet Hall of the
Palace, and the Throne Room of
the Palace three years later. The
story shows how the croud and
haughty King of Sicily becomes
numthfe and penitent. The terr
ice was originally planned for
Dr. Fosdick's church In New
York City and is need by special
permission from there.
New lighting effect will be
used to make the service more
Impressive. The costume com
mittee have been making several
new costumes. Members of the
east are as follows: C. K. Albin,
Floyd Albin, James McGllchrist,
W. E. Hanson. Bill McClearv.
Best Ramsey, Mr. Glaisyer, Doris
Jaccauister, Levona Willard, and
Anoxa coates.
In addition the newly orran-
iied junior ehoir will assist the
quartet in the processional and
recessional. The dramatisation
la being directed by Mrs. Vivian
Bartholomew and J. R. Simonds.
s, utuvvuaur tuuina
MEET IT BAH
Rev. James E. Mil
Ugan, pastor of the
First M. E. -church
iindi Wesley Founda
tion at Corrallis, who
will speak at Jason
Lee Sunday morning
onf'hristians,. Spe
cial music has been
arranged
71 HOMECOMING
COMPLETED
giving sermon, and at i:3f tne
tonic wUl be "The UnlTersal
Snread of tbe Gospel, mis wxu.
be a Foreign Missionary sermon.
ST.
YKEB METHODIST
Market and Xorth Winter streets. J.
R. Stewart, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Horning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "Within the Viol." Evening wor
ship 7:30 o'clock; subject: Repen
tance." Tonng People's meeting 6:30
o'clock.
VTSCE2TT DX PATJL
(Cathelie)
Hichlaad and Myrtle avenue. Bev.
Thoe V. Keenaa. nastor. Phoao 8811,
Suaday masses at 8 aad 10:90 o'clock.
Week-day services st 8:15 o'clock.
EMHAXTXEL FULL OOSPSL
17 th and Chemeheta streets. Thomas
Baird. nastor. Suaday achool 10
Worshin 11 a.m. -Svaat-elistie. T:d5.
Tuesday. Bible study. 7:45. Friday X. T.
P. il. 7:45. Sunday night street meet
ing Cor. State and High 6:30.
EIGHLABD rBXESDS
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Leslie. Memorial
church will hold its annual thank
offering service at the 11 o'coek
hour Sunday morning. Mrs. E. A.
Rboten, president of the society,
will preside and read the scrip
ture, Mrs. A. S. Mulligan will lead
in prayer.
A women's chorus will sing
'Just for Today" (Fearis) and the
choir will sing "A Pilgrim's Jour
ney". (Londondery Air). The pas
tor will speak on "Meet the Home
Folks." Frances French French.
Nelleta Bundy, Roberta Johnson
and Carol t Johnson, members of
the Queen Esther circle, will act
as ushers.
Each member is asked to bring
canned goods, vegetables, fruit
or anything which will help to
bring Thanksgiving joy to some
less fortunate.
Comer Resigns
To Take Pulpit
In P.rAlf rra Tftm enrlcea.
ZNOLEWOOD TOTTED BBXTHBXK
17th and Nebraska streets. Bev. B.
V. Wilson, pastor. Sundsy school. 9:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock; sub
ject: "The Xsrmw Way to Life." Ev
ening worship 3:30 o clock, subject:
"The Watchtower." Tonng People's
meeting 6:30 o clock.
HigWend and Church streets.. Idfsr Pulvit Extflcinge
P. Sims, psstor. Biblo school 9:45 a.m. f-rt. "viiunjV
wj -if w . i .i a a. ir i .wvi ii I
program uoing
Over, Reported
Mrs. Nelson is
Adder to Staff
Of Jason Church
Mrs. Margaret Ellen Kelson
has been secured as a worker in
religious education with girls by
the Jason. Lee Memorial church.
She has formerly served in sim
ilar positions at the Methodist
churches of Eugene and Tacoma.
Wash., and directed the Lincoln
playground during the past sum
mer here In Salem.
Mrs. Nelson will act as ad
visor to the high school group.
IS organising Girl Reserve
. groups "for the Junior and inter
mediate girls, and will ; be in
charge of dramatics and pageant
ry in the church.
DeMoss Singers
To Appear Here
Sunday Evening!
wjBJJT QEBMAN BAPTIST
Korth Cottar and D. streets. 6. W.
Batseh, minister. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Sam Schlrman, Snpt. 8erviee 11
ajn. Tepie "Our Striviag For High
est Treasures." Evening servieo at 7:30.
Sermon topic, "The Lords Redeemed."
Regular mid-week prayer service st 8
p.m. A ednesday.
TEMPLE BAPTIST
19th snd Breymsn street. Bible achool
9:45. Morning worship 10:55. Sermon
subject. "Mary, the Mother f Jesus."
Toung People's meeting at 8:80. Even
ing worship 7:30. Subject: "The
Crass." Dr. C. M. Clin will preach
both morning and night. Prayer meet
ing Thursday, 7 :30. Dr. Ray E. Tork.
leader.
E. M. Beckett. Suvt. Morning worship 11
a.m. Evening service 7:80 p.m. Junior
C. E. 5 :30 p.m. Senior and fntermodiste
C. E. 8:80 p.m. Bible class ia Exodus
Monday, 7:30 p.m. Mid week: prayr
meeting 7:30 p.m.
TOST BAPTIST
Brit to a Boss, pastor, 549 Worth Liber
ty. Bible school 9:45 a.m., jar. rre
Broer, Supt. Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Special music by the choir. An
them. Sermon. "Cords snd Stakes.'
B. T. P. TT. at 6:80. Evening service at
7:30. Siteelal music by th ehoir.
"Praise T th Lord." "Tho Earth Is
tho Lord's."" Sermon "Tho SupTeme
Blessing, For Whteh Wo are Thsnkfuk"
Prsyer meeting and Biblo stndy Wednes
day night 7:30. Thanksgiving semee.
Pastor will give his experience subject
"From th Locomotive te tho Fuipit.
TIB ST METHODIST
9:45 a.m. church school graded (or all
ages. 11 a.m. Junior church. 11 a.m.
Morning worship.. Sermon: "Thank God
for 19311" Dr. Parker. Special anthem
and solo. 6:30 p.m. Four- Epworth
leagues. 7:30 Concert of Sacred music by
tho Dixie Mala Quartet.
TTBST OOKOBZOATIOHAX.
Center and Lihesty streets. J. E. Si
monds. nastor. Morning service 11
o'clock: snbieet: "Can Wa bo Thank
ful When Life' Skies' ar Gray t Even
ing service. 7:90 o'clock. Dramatic wor
ship service "Pride. A dremstiie
tion of Longfellow' Sicilian's Tsle
"Robert of Sicily." Sotie change i
time. No Junior Choir win appear for
farst time. Sunday school. 9:45 s.m. r.
I E. Veer, Supt.
The exchange of pulpits, pro
posed for all Salem churches
Sunday, December . is working
out satisfactorily, with most of
the churches of the city co-oper
ating, says Rev. W. Earl Coch
ran, president of the Salem Min
isterial association which is spon
soring the move.
The committee arranging the
exchange includes H. C. Stover.
Fletcher Galloway and D. J
Howe. -
Just who will occupy which
pulpit will be kept a secret right
up to the worship hour.
SILVERTON, Not. 20 The
seventh annual homecoming at
the Christian church will be held
Sunday and it ia expected that
at least 200 guests will be back
tor the occasion.
Rev. Albyn Esson of Albany,
who has been the speaker at ev
ery homecoming will be here
again this time. A basket din
ner will be featured at noon
Burton Murphy, baritone of Port
land, will sing at the morning
Rev. J. M. Comer, nastor xf the
Seventh Day Adventist church of
Salem, has tendered his reslrna-
tlon to the local congregation, to
take effect December 1, and has
accepted the pastorate of the
church of Corvallis.
The Salem Ministerial associa
tion in its regular meeting this
the afternoon songs
and readings will be given by
Mrs. Albyn Esson, Albany. Miss
Elisabeth Earles, Silverton; Mr.
and Mrs. Yletor Emmons, Port
land; Mrs. Arthur Williams,
Portland. Mrs. W. O. Living
stone will speak during the after
noon, and a play will be given by
members of Mrs. Dan Gelser s
class.
week passed a resolution exnress-
lng its appreciation for the fine Tlnwnc tVl f?IT7
spirit of cooperation shown by AlSUWIlA LO VJlVe
Rev. Comer during the three years
of his pastorate here.
Rev. Comer was a member of
the social welfare committee of
the Ministerial association and
sang in the ministerial quartet.
Thanksgiving's
Sermon Sunday
SPECIAL PROGRAM
ROSED ALE, Nov. 20 The
Christian Endeavor society will
giro a program Sunday night
consisting of old hymns with an
accompanying - history of the
hymn. The Fowler orchestra
from near Turner will assist.
JEFFERSON, Nov. 20 Ser
rices at the Evangelical church
Sunday are as follows: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. At 11 o'clock
preaching service. The pastor,
will fill his appointment at
Fruitland.
At the Methodist church San
day morning, the pastor, Rer. T
H. Downs, will preach a Thanks-
A large erowd of young people f
of the Christ LBtMran cnurcn
gathered at the church parlors -
last 'night fora Thanksgiving , ,
banquet, main speaker and toast-.-
master for which, was ser. Airrea j
Knorr of Aurora, president i
the Northwest district Lntier ; ..
league. '- "-.
The banquet was sponsored by :
the Luther league, assisted or";
the Dorcas society. On the ban ;
quet committee were Martha Bat- ,
terman. Sylvia and Alfreaa uovc-
beck, of the League, assisted by
Mrs. H. F. Batterman. Mrs. H. .
Albers and Mrs. F. Siebens of the-
Dorcas society. ! '
Decorations were In charge of
Ernest Beyer and Jacob Fox; and .
program was bandied by Leonard
Samsow and Rev. Amos E. Min-neman.
Besides Rer. Knorr, speaker
were Otto uronxe. marina tun
terman. Irvin - Lang EVelya
Propp. Lena Siebens and the pas- '
tor. Rev. Minneman. -
Turner Church
To See Outdoor
Movies Sunday
Dr. D. B. Hill will be In Turn
er Sunday night to show a 15-
mlnute series of reels of Oregon
scenery to the congregation of
the First Christian church there.
Following showing of these
moving pictures, the pastor, Rer.
E. J. Gilstrap, will preach a short
sermon on "Thanksgiving la
God's Country". There will be
special music.
MRS. BECKLEY IS
MISSION HOSTESS
7. W. C. A. to Get
Thank Offering
The Thanksgiving offering at
the West Salem Ford Memorial
church Thursday morning will be
turned over to the T. W. C. A. to
aid . the unemployed women and
girls of the city, according to
plans announced. Mrs. Guy New-
gent will be soloist for the service.
H
. Hansen Called
To Spokane Meet
Rev. H. Hansen of the City
Gospel Mission has been called
to conduct a -special revival cam
paign at Spokane, and during
his absence Erangellst A. J. Jen
sen will substitute here for aim.
ROSEDALE. Not. 20 Mrs. A.
Haldy returned Wednesday
from a week's visit with her par
ents In Portland.
Floyd Bates and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Bates motored to Tilla
mook Tuesday to visit the Clinton
Bates family. They returned Wednesday.
Mrs. M. Cammack was In New-
berg Thursday to attend a mis
sionary board meeting.
The ladies missionary society-
met with Mrs. E. O. Beckley of
Sunnyside Thursday afternoon.
Much work was accomplished and
a social time enjoyed.
The following women were pre-"
ent: Mesdames D. S. Pearson.
Clifford Pearson, Albert Brown
lee, J. D. Alexander, Frank Bar-
nett, F. Brown, H. H. Smith, C. A
Cole, Clifford Smith, Armstrong,
George Glenn, Ellis Cannoy, Ham
mer, A. J. Haldy, M. Cammack.
SENT) TO NEEDY
The Luther League and the)
Dorcas society of the Christ
Lutheran church on State street
have Joined forces to prepare anal
send two large boxes of elothins
i to the Canadian drought auf feelers.
Now Contract Bridge Is Easy!
TJOfJLNTJBL BAPTIST
Corner of Hael and Academy streets.
18. 8. at 10 a.m.' Lessoa: Joshua 14 aad
j 15. Breaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Kid-week - prayer and testimony meeting
Thursday evening at 7:80.
CALVABT BAPTIST
Hlch and Terry streets. Preaching ser
vices 10:50 s.m. snd 7:30 p.m. Baptism
Church school 9:40. B. T. P. C.'i
rt:80 p.m. Wednesday: Fellowship and
Prsver meetinr. 7:30 D.m. Thursday:
Choir Rehearsal. 7:30 p.m. Seo Ad for
farther announcements.
SOUTH SALEM TRIEKDS
S. Commercial at Washington - streets.
Chss. C. Hsworth,. pastor. 10 s.m. Sun
dsy school. Nathan Cook, Supt. 11:00
Horning worship. Sermon: "Why
Thankf riving T 5 p.m. Vespers. Topie:
"Cod's Gifts snd My Obligations.' Lead
er. Bertha M. Baworth.
PTBST CHTJBCH Or OHBIST,
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sunday
services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Subject,
"Soul and Body." Sundsy school at 9:45
and. 11. Testimonial meeting every Wed
nesday evenins at 8. Reading room at
406 Masonic Temple open from 11 to
5:30 except Sundays and holidays.
Dr. Johnstone to
Speak, Woodburn
WOODBURN. Nov 20. Dr.
William J. Johnstone has been
I scheduled to speak at the Wood-
burn Methodist church Sunday
! morning. The theme of Dr. Johns
tone's speech will be "Abraham
Lincoln, the Christian." Dr. Johns
tone has a reputation of being one
of the outstanding lecturers in
this country. He has occupied for
a number of years the secretary
ship of the Presbyterian board of
temperance and moral welfare.
COUBT STREET CHBISTIAS
Court snd 17th streets. B. P. Shoe
maker, pastor. Sunday school,-9:45 a.m.
Mrs. E. Weller, Supt. Moriitg worship 11
o'clock. A subject of special interest to
every member. Evening worship 7:30
o'clock: "The Lit, and Death of Moses."
Toung People's meeting 6 :30 o'clock ;
snbieet: "God's Gifts snd My Obliga
tions." Aid society meetings Wednesday
The DeMoss concert entertain
ers, 'will give a sacred concert In
the First Evangelical church Sun
day night. The public Invited. The
DeMosses are called the world's
famous concert family. They be
came . prominent before the pub
lic ii "tho famotin nonz writers
and Singers Of the wqrld's expos!- Mid week meeting, Wednes
uon ai Asmcsgo 1U j
toured Europe in 1895. and have
- traveled by the overland stage, by
train, by ocean, steamer and au-
tc mobile to fill engagements.
- The personnel present: Grant
DoMoss, Aurelai . DeMoss, Albert
' ' DeMoss and Albert Talmage De-
- Moss. There will be no admission.
KEIZEB COMMTTKITT
Situated three miles north of Salem on
the river road. Meetings held in Rei
ser schooihouse. Hayes Beat!, minister.
W. E. Savare, Church school Snpt.
Church school at 10 o'clock. Church wor
ship at 11 o'clock. Program ear for
groups of all sges. Carroll Camming,
leader for Totinr People's Porunt. Theme
of. sermon: "God snd Thanksgiving."
TheT are no evening services.
Free Methodist
iSRevival to go
Another 7 Days
- - RerlTal services at the Free
Methodist church will continue
: ' each night next week, except Sat
urday, says the pastor, Rev. J. R.
Stewart. I; H. Shepherd of Bloom-
lngton. 111., conducts the praise
' and, song serriee each session.
.V Rer. Stewart is conducting the
revival, and subjects he will treat
the next week Include: Love Mak
ing by Proxy; Giving Christ the
Leftovers; and Seven Women aft
er One Man.
FIBST PBESBTTERIAY
Chemeketa and Winter streets. Grpver
0. Birtchet, D. D.. pastor. 9:80 a.m.
Meeting of the Church school under the
direction of Mr. L. M. Ramage, Snpt. 11
ajn. worship, "Thanksgiving for th
World-Wide Progress of th Kingdom of
Christ." 5:30 p.m. orchestra rehearsal.
8:80 p.m. Christian Endeavor societies
meet. 7:30 p.m. stereoptieon lecture:
"Christ Comes to the Village."
CITT GOSPEL lOSSIOlT
349 North Commercial. - H.. Hansen.
paator. Services every evening at 7:45.
Sunday school 10 a.m. Preachiag 1) a.m,
9 and f :50 p.m. Free lunch after vry
PTBST CHBISTIAS
High and Center street. D. J. Howe,
pastor. Morning wervie 11 o clock;
subject: "And Be Ye Thankful." Duet.
"I Waited Tor the iiord. Evening
service 7:30 o'clock. Woman's day pro
gram with Mrs. Thomas Bailey of Eugene
i a sneaker. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. u.
J. Hull, Supt. Mid-week services: 7:80
p.m. Wednesday. Young People's meet
ings: 6:30 p.m. v. JS. meetings.
AMEBIC AM LULTHZBAX -
Church street . between Chemeketa and
Center. Bev. P. W. Eriksen. pastor. 11
a.m. "The Seekinc Shepherd. 7:80 p.m.
evening song and worship. Sunday school
at 9:45. . Arnold Kruiger, Supt... Lather
league 8:50. Miss Loogen Briotake,
leader. "
Birtchet to Give
Illustrated Talk
C. s r A serriee of special interest
v";' has been prepared - for Sunday
night at the Presbyterian church.
Dr, -Birtchet will deliver aa 11
. lustrated lecture on the Rural
Life of the World" The subject
" P.. of the lecture is "Chrit Comes
' --' to ". the ; Village!; 4 Beginning at'
. !-. 7 Naxareth , the Journey win - leaa
";. : by the "shores of Galilee - into
sv Syria, Persia. . Mesopotamia. In
41a, Slam, Chin, Korea, Japan,
the Philippines. Mexico and Weal
Africa. Tho. public Is. invited to;
- r see" these : pictures. :
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
High and Ferry Sts. ar The I3sjBre
Graded Sunday School, t: 40 p. m.
Preaching Service 10:50 a. m. ft 7: SO p. m.
B. T. P. U.'s :30 p. m.
: A, M. Why Be Thankful Pastor
Anthem: 'We Thank Thee" (Wilson)
. .. " . Incidental Solo' MrsJ Davis l- "V
; P. M. Where Is the Lord God of Elijah
Pastor
Anthem: "Lord of Harvest" (Heyser)
Ordinance of Baptism
Rev. W. Earle Cochran, Pastor
- - - WELCOME
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American Lntheran Churcb
. Church St. BC Cemk4 d Ceater.
1 1 A. M. The Seeking Shepherd.
Anthem: Nearer My God - To . Thee, Wil
liams. Solo: The Ninety, and Nine,
. - (Chamlon) - Miss Martha Floer. -
7:30 P. M. Evening . Song' and Wor-
" ship. Repentance."
6:30 Luther League, Miss Lougene Brlet-
';'- ' , ske. Leader. " ; , . " ' :
. .. . Rer. P. W. Eriksen, Pastor. I. :
HEALI G REVIVAL
BEGINS lUIIDAY
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REV. F.J. BETTS
Evangelist F. J. Betts and par
ty of New York City .begin
their .Campaign Sunday at
Three o'clock at Svangelsltic
Tabernacle, Thirteenth and
Ferry Streets. Afternoon Sub
ject i
"The Hour Is Come"
Services will continue night
ly at 7:30 P. M. excepting
Mondays.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. 8.
Clough of the Betts party- have
been holding services . this
week preparatory to the com
lng of the evangelist.
. The public , Is cordially, ln-
vltea to all services. The sick
are Invited; come and listen,
and be prayed, fort and let God
neat you. . - " .
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pw m. SUNDAYS
7 :SO NIGHTLY except
Momdays.
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