' The OREGON
r- : - ! '
STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Satnrday Bforning. January 1. 1932
PAGE FIVE
III : t . - - ' mm -
s
ociety
Creative Theatre
, Group to Start
Production
Actlre rehearsal of "Panurge's
Sheep" and "The Third Man," two
one-act plays selected tor'the ini
tial work ot the creative theatre
section of the Salem Arts league,
will start next Thursday evening
In the auditorium of the Salem
public library. These plans were
materialised as a result of the
meeting held in the library
Thursday evening, at which time
the new section came into being.
Perry Relgelman is director of the
section.
Practically all of those respond
ing to the Invitation have had pre
vious experience as players, aad,
-with the keen Interest evidenced.
It Is believed that this section will
bo quite active. John.. Clifford,
president of the Arts league, gave
a short talk to those present, stat
ing the purpose of the league- and
outlining the section work. It Is
planned to have the music section
under Saul Polinotsky work along
with the new section when the
plays are ready for presentation.
It is also planned, when these
three plays have been presented,
to start work on original, unpro
ducd one-act plays that may be
found suitable.
The cast for "Panurge's Shep,"
by Meilhac and Halevy, includes
Helen Tyson, Thomas Heaphy,
Alice C. Brown and Vernon Stoll.
For "The Third Man." a domes
tic farce by Roderich Benedlx.
German playwright, the cast is:
E. J. Peterson, Mrs. E. J. Peter
Bon, Greta Schofield and Lillian
Potter.
. For "Indian Summer," the cast
Is Marclay Elsaman, Glendine
Ei?aman, Bob Mather and Vernon
StolL
Clifford Gleason is affiliated
with this section. He is interested
in designing stage sets.
Active Week Ahead
For Organizations
The week ahead Is being plan
ned with many meetings for
clubs and organizations. One of
the. large meetings will be the 1
oclock luncheon of the American
Association of University women
at the Elks temple Saturday. At
this time Mrs. Richard Scholz,
dean of women in Reed college
will be the speaker, and will dis
cuss a phase of her European
travel last . summer.
Chapter AB of the P. E. O.
sisterhood will meet Monday
evening at the apartment of Mrs.
R. J. Hendricks in the Roberts
apartment. Mrs. Amy Welch,
itate organizer, will be present.
The Delta Phi Mother's club
rill meet at the sorority home
on Court street Tuesday after
noon. The Salem General hos
pital auxiliary will also meet
Tuesday at the chamber of com
merce. St. Paul's Junior guild will
also meet Tuesday with Mrs. Hal
Patton. The Woman's Democrat
ic club will meet Tuesday after-
ioon in the Marion hotel and
rill be addressed by Mrs. Bessie
Richards of Liberty, formerly fft
Portland. Mrs. Richards was an
Dregon delegate to the democrat
ic convention in San Francisco
and will speak of her experl
tnces. Mrs. L. H. Tartley will be
hostess to the drama class led by
Mrs. Gustav Ebsen at the Tarp
ley home Tuesday.
Wednesday Mrs. Belle Roberts
will be hostess to members of the
Woman's Missionary society of
Jason. Lee. Friday there will be
a get-together dinner at the First
Baptist church.
This gives a good ide'a of the
ultimate amount of activity to"
expect from society this coming
reek.
Liberty The Liberty Worn-,
an's club held its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Fred L. Scott,
Thursday. An interesting program
on early Oregon history was en
Joyed. Mrs. Clyde French of Salem
gave a paper on "Oregon Mis
sions," a paper on Oregon Mis
sion was also read by Mrs.
Claude Carson. Mrs. Mason Bish
op of Salem sang a solo. Little
Carolyn Carson gave a- reading
and Patsy Brown. sang "Away in
a Manger."
The February meeting will be
held at the home of the presi
dent. Mrs. C. W. Stacey. A meet
ing' will he held January 21 at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Dencer for
the child welfare project. All who
attend are ask to bring a towel
to bo given to the Children's Farm
home at Corvallis.
Women enjoying the- afternoon
were: Mrs. Clyde French and Mrs.
Mason Bishop of Salem, Madames
O. E. . Brooks; C. W. Stacy,
Charles Ruggles; O. L. Dencer,
Huff; Al Brown; F. M. Erlckson;
Ed Dencer; W. W. Westenhouso,
Claude Carson; W. J. Fair; W. R
Dallas;,L. C. Broth ert on. Percy
Judd and the hostess; Mrs. Mary
Seeger, N. E. Gunnetl; William
Zosel and Fred L. Scott. "
Wallace Road The' Sweet
Briar club was entertained Mon
day afternoon at the home of MrsJ
Charles A. Glaze. Presiding at the
business meeting was Mrs. E. O.
Moll, president Mrs. Glaze, who
with Mrs. Lelaad Wendt was ap
pointed to attend the recent all
day session of the Polk county
court in the Interests of a county
health nurse, gave a favorable re
port. .
. Assisting the hostess about the
rooms were Mrs. A. E. Utley, Mrs.
W. N. Stoddard and Mrs. Leland
Wendt The next meeting will be
held January 20 at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Allen In Salem. Guests
and members present were Mrs.
Glen Adams, Mrs. M. G. Petty,
Mrs. Ray Blnegar, Mrs. Tames Im
lah, Mrs. E. O. Moll. Mrs. Ralph
Allen. Mrs. W. C. Franklin, Mrs.
W. ff. Stoddard, Mrs. A. E. Utley,
Mrsi. Ed Pratt Mrs. Lou" Grote,
Mrs. John Crab tree, Mrs. Mario
Flint McCall, Mrs. Sarah Patrick,
Mrs. Jennie Fergeson, Mrs. Leland
: Wendt ud the hostess, Mrs.
Glaze.
News and Club
l Olive M. Doak,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Saturday, January 9
Salem Woman's club, board meeting, business meet
ing at 2: SO o"clock and program at o'clock. Dean R. R.
Hewitt speaker.
Swiday, January 10
American Lutheran church, repeat VThe Light of
the World", Christmas pageantat evening service.
Pioneer's reunion at Hal Patton home, 883 Court
street, -open house" between hours of 4 and 10 o'clock
manual, ana in compliment
Alliance Luncheon
Interesting
Mrs. Herbert Miller, Portland,
and Mrs. MIna C. Budlong, Bos
tan, each officers In the Unitar
ian Alliance, met witlf the Kal Am
Alliance Friday in the Emerson
room ot the church, where they
were the honor guests for a 1
o'clock luncheon.
Guests were seated at two long
tables and botween these two was
a table for the guests ot honor.
Pussy Willows, jasmine and frees
ias were used as centerpieces for
the tables and made a delightful
suggestion of the coming spring.
Green and white tapers in a crys
tal candelabra was an added note
of beauty for the honor guests
table, Mrs. W. E. Anderson ar
ranged the flowe.s.
Following the luncheon for
which covers were placed for
about 35 guests, including Rev.
Fred Alban Weil as a special
guest, the afternoon program was
given over to Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Budlong, who talkec. of national
and state work being accomplish
ed in tho Unitarian Alliance. Mrs.
W. E. Feldman introduced the
speakers.
Plans for State
Meeting Made
Mrs. O. A. Noyes entertained
members of the social club of the
Dakota organization at her home
Friday afternoon. A brief bus
iness meeting was held in which
plans were discussed for the part
the club would take in the state
convention to be held in Salem in
August.
At the tea hour Mrs. Noyes was
assisted by Mrs. M. C. Petteys.
Guests were Mrs. Alta riimmfntn.
president; Mrs. Florence Hofman,
airs. Kennedy, Mrs. Marority, Mrs.
E. T. Prescott, Mrs. A. H. Bunn,
Mrs. M. C. Pettevs. Mrs. neorc-e
Gibson, Mrs. Fuller, Miss Rhea
Fuller, Mrs. Roy Harvey and Mrs.
Riley.
Cloverdale Mrs. William Mor
ris was hostess for the W. C. I
T. V. at her home for an all-day i
meeting Wednesday. 1
Tne county president, Mrs.
Prescott. eave an insoirinsr talk.
Other program members were: a
reading, "Effect of Alcohol on
Brain and Body," by Mrs. Lydia
Schifferer: "Has Chan? nf Timaa
Caused Liouor to he out of '
Style?" by Gertrude Anderson;
;a reaaing by Mrs. Betty Drager
on "Do Athletes Use Liquor and
What Effect Does it Have on the
Game?" reading by Mrs. Margaret
Miller on "Eiehteen Thinea th
Government Has Done for Prohi
bition."
Mrs. Prescott urged the union
to have an institute and u V9I
decided to hold it at the next reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs.
William Anderson.
Visitors present were Mrs.
Prescott and Mrs. Grace
of Salem, Mrs. Edward Huesslng
of Portland, Mrs. Mazie Garner.
Mrs. Earnest Luke and Mrs. Fred
Lone of Cloverdale.
Members present were: Mrs.
Fred Filler, Mrs. Fred Schifferer,
Mrs. S. Draper, Mrs. A. A. Dum
beck, Mm. T. Whitehead, Mrs.
Arthur Kunke. Mrs. William An
derson, Mrs. Joe Morris, Mrs.
jonn Luke, Mrs. Charles Cum
mings, Mrs. Frank Cook, Mrs.
Walter Miller. Mrs. William fnr.
ris. Mrs. William Farr, Mrs. K.
Russell, Mrs. Henry Feller, Mrs.
Jay Cook, Gertrude Anderson,
Ida Feller and the hostess.
SilvertOn Oreron nrnrlnxt.
with emphasizes on Silverton
proaucu win be a feature of the
Silverton Women's cl 11 h nrnrrtm
to be held Monday afternoon.
Airs. u. a. uentson, a member of
the Silverton club, who has re
cently been annninrml in Id
chairmanship of the Oregon Pro
ducts committee of the state fed
eration. Will be in charra nf th
display Monday.
Mrs. Ivan Martin, Salem at
torney, will be present and give
aa address on property rights of
women and children. Mn. w v.
Hosmer is president of the club.
"I '
bhemawa. The second of a
series of teas was given by Mrs.
James T. Ryan at the Practice
hob3e between 4 and 5 o'clock
Monday afternoon. These teas are
given by Mrs. Ryan the first Mon
day of each month for nil the
women at Chemawa, A number, of
vocal soloj were given by Miss Al
ice Judd, and Mrs. D. B. Klelghage
contributed several piano selec
tions. Mrs. r.yn waa assisted In
receiving and entertaining by the
following women: Mrs. G. E. De
Corah, Mrs. A. Fratis. Mm. K. I
Edwards, Mrs. E. H. Hauser, Mrs.
II. Foamier and the Misses Rosa
lind Cruise, Florence Font, Mar
tha! Funk, Gertrude Eakin and
Josephine Estep.
Hazel Green Mrs. Herman
Waeken, Jr., was hostess to the
Sunshine Sewing club Wednesday
afternoon. The next meeting will
be January 20 at the homo of Mrs.
G. O. Looney. Members present
were, Mrs. Rudolph Wacken, pre
sident, Mrs. Perren. Mrs. Ralph
Gilbert Mrs. Charles ZiellnskI, Jr.,
Mrs. Ralph Wordon, Mrs. AlTln
Va. Clear. ' .!
Society Editor
to oirthday of Mr. Patton.
B
essie Boehrincrer
akes Office
Woman's Benefit association ot
Salem installed officers for tho
coming year at the regular meet
ing Thursday night at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse,
Mrs. Bessie Boehringer was in
stalled aa president in an Inter
esting installation service con
ducted by Mrs. Bertha Smart, as
sisted by Mrs. May Hampshire
and Miss Bertha Smart. Mrs.
Boehringer succeeds Mrs. Avis
Martin.
Other officers to bo installed
are: Vice-president, Sophia Ma
plethorp; past president. Avis
Martin; financial secretary. Myr
tle Johnson; recording secretary,
Ethel Hammond; treasurer, Blair
Smith; chaplain. Bertha Smart
sergeant, Florence Casement'
lady of ceremonies, Lorraine
Hill; Inner hostesses, Mrs. Scott;
outer hostesses, Anna Borkman;
press correspondent, Mabel John
son; color bearers, Agnes Coen
berg and Mabel Hammond; offi
cer of the day, Mrs. Barry;
standard bearers, Katherlno Ber
nardi and Maggie Patterson; cap
tain of the guards, Jennie Miller.
Mrs. Clara Jordan
Takes Office
One other organization to in
stall its offirnra fft,
" -w. MJD VUIUIUK
year this week was U. 9. Grant
"8 urand Army of the
Republic. Mrs. Clara May Jor
dan was Installed as president of
the organization Thursday after
noon at the armory. Mrs. Ardel
L. Lawrence was Installing offi
cer. Mrs. Lena Straw Taylor was
installed as senior vice president:
Marl L. Straw ,
dent; Mabel L. Traglio, treas-
".c, oaray m. uuver, secretary;
Bertha Re t , '
Sties, guard; Alice I. Blessing,
musician; Ardel K. Lawrence,
registrar. The chaplain, assist
ant guard, and patriotic Instruct
or, will be installed at a later
Mrs. M T1 Unrnn .1 Ti
encO. a former m am Ka. tt a
. .v i-ii uo Ul j. o.
Grant circle, was a special guest
" me installation.
Macleay. Mrs. A. fin.im.-fni.
and Mrs. W. Welch were Joint
hostesses to th momhan nt K.
4-M club at the grange hall Wed-
uctuajr,
Mrs. J. F. C. Tolronhn,, HT-.
. E. Martin and Mm r Wait.
were appointed to serve on the
ounsnine committee for the com
ing year. Durlne th
Mrs. Tekenburg gave a reading
ana b group or guitar selections.
rMs. A. F. Lewis. Mrs. o. nVo.
and Mrs. W. Frink will ftntortain
tho club members in February at
mo i-rfswis nome. The lives of
Washington and Lincoln will be
the study subject.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrsl Welch. Mr. nmd Mm T v r
Tekenburg, -Mr. and Mrs. C. Ba
ker, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wells, Mr.
ana Mrs. R. Clark, Mrs. A. Spefl
brink. Mrs. W. Frink, Mrs. H. E.
Martin. Mrs. A. F. Lewis and Mm
M. M. Magee.
H a y e s v ille The Havesville
Woman's club met at the home of
Mrs. Clark Ritchey with Mrs. D.
Janzen as assisting hostess.
The members had a iollv time
answering roll call, which was
How I First Met My Husband."
Members present were. Mm.
Robin Day, president; Mrs.
Charles Reed. Mrs. E. L. Moore,
Mrs. Bedwell. Mrs. J. L. Morrla-
on. Mrs. G. B. Campbell, Mrs. F.
wiiiiams, Mrs. Rovilla McAfee,
airs. a. stettler, Mrs. Robertson,
Mrs. Elizabeth Siddell. Mm na-r.
len Siddell, Mrs. Claud Talmadge.
Mrs. Kenneth Talmadge, and the!
nostesses, Mrs. Janzen and Mrs.
Ritchey. Mrs. Tom Taren wax
guest.
The next meeting will h hoM
at Mrs. David Gregg's home with
Mrs. A. Stettler as assisting hnat.
esa. Members are to answer roll
call with a current event
MISS Alice T,nnfr n(n,n
Thursday night from Tacoma.
wnere ane spent several days with
friends there.
Members of Willamette Auxil
iary, No. 2081, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, wero Invited to e
ruests of the Earl wrfnci.
night following : business meet
ing ana inrormai social hour for
the Auxiliary. At the Joint meet
ing a much enjoyed program of
song was- given by Maurio Harris
and this was supplemented with
a reading and amusing stories.
Miss Ruth Bedford accompanied
Mr. Harris. Songs were also giv
en by P. W. Cooper. Willamette
Aerie and its Auxiliary will have
a Joint meeting and potluck sup
per Wednesday night at S:S0
o'clock.
A board meeting was announ
ced for Tuesday night at tho Zon
ta club dinner meeting at the
Marion hotel. Tho board will meet
at the Tiome of Dr. Helen Pearce,
and following tho executive meet
ing Miss Kathryn Gunnell will
show the set of classification pic
tures made by herself. A largo
number of individuals assisted in
making tho pictures and these
will be invited to tho showing.
Mrs. W. Ev Kirk furnished the
program for tho Thursday night
meeting and gave an interesting
sketch of her recent tour in
abroad.
airs
Bridge Party is
Planned For
Tonight
One of tho first social affalra
to bo given In tho younger social
circles inis - rear will h ..
planned by Miss Betty-Mao Hart-
ng ror tonight at her homo.
Bridge will bo In nlav for nr.i
hours' and than tho group will go
to tho Spa for a late refreshment
uour.
Tho guest list will Include Miaa
Dorothy Jones. Miss Helen EngeL
Miss, Betty Vaughn, Miss Lolg
Cramer, Miss Roaallo Jfeosbaum,
Miss Marie Stutsman, Misi .Fran
cis Park, Miss Jeanetto PvX.
Miss Velma May. Mis Ruth
Chapman, Miss Graco Holman,
Miss Jeanne Lundsford, Miaa
Margaret Hauaer, Mlas AUco
George, Miss Dorta McCalllster.
and Miss Hartnng.
Madrigal club elected officers
Wednesday night Mrs. W. J.
Minkiowits was electedl presi
dent; Hazel Shutt, rice presi
dent, and Juanlta Hald, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Monroe Gilbert
Talks on Art
Mrs. Monroe Gilbert addressed
tho members of tho Y'sMenettes
club at the homo of Mrs. Mike
Panek Friday afternoon speaking
generally of art and In particular
showing in interesting group of
modern prints. Enthusiastic com
ment was given tho instructive
talk.
Following the talk an Informal
afternoon of conversation was en
joyed and at a late hour Mrs.
Panek assisted by Mrs. Harry
Scott, served tea.
Mrs. C. A. Downs and Mrs. R.
R. Hewitt were special guests.
Club members present wero Mrs.
TInkham Gilbert, Mrs. J. H.
Blinkhorn, Mrs. William C. Jones,
Mrs. Arthur Bates, Mrs. Harry
Scott, Mrs. V. A. Douglas, Mrs.
George Rhoten and Mrs. Panek.
Mrs. George Rhoten will bo
hostess for the next regular meet
ing February 5.
A special party is being plan
ned by the club members for
themselves and husbands for the
Willamette .faculty play which is
expected to bo given sometime
this next week. A supper party
will follow the line party.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Golden
wero hosts at their horn Thum.!
day night to a dinner for mem
bers of the Salem General hospit-1
al staff, including Mrs. Mildred
Lenoir, superintendent, Miss VI-!
ola Haack. Miss Olga Larson and i
Mrs. Juanita Hald. 1
Topsy-Turvy club members
were the guests of Mrs. Alfred
Youngblood at her homo Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Romiu
Hindman assisted Mrs. Young
blood in serving at tho tea hour.
Corvallis Group
Hosts Wednesday
To Men's Council
The North Willamette district
of tho Methodist men' PAnnM!
will bo held at tho First Metho
dist church at Corvallis Wednes
day night, beginning with a pot
luck Dutch lunch at .39 o'clock
O. W. Emmons and Roy M. Lock
enour, both of Salem, are presi
dent and secretarv. riiniutiiv
The program includes an ad
dress on "Trail Thouht of
Hiker," by Dr. J. R. Simonds of
the First Congregational church
of Salem, formerly of Fairbault.
Minn. Group singing will be led
by Dr. C. V. Littler of Albanv. and
thera will be an Instrumental
quartet and marimba solo.
MEETING CONTINUES
Revival meetings at the First
Church of God, Hood and North
cottage, will continue throueh the
next week, with -Rev. M, A. Mon
day of Bedford, Ind., the evange
list. Rev. C. W. Hatch, pastor, is
assisting.
Chinese Won't
Frmn Japan
Missionary From Indies
First word from Viola Grlebo
now, missionary la tho Dutch
East Indies '.through support ot
tho Christian and Missionary Al
liance here, since her arrival at
Makassar, Celebes, D. B. I., has
been received by members of her
family hero. She left Victoria
Sept. 2 1, and arrived in Makas
sar Nor. 1. .
She says in part:
"Tho rainy season has begun
and it seems much like Ore
gon, only warmer.
"Mr. Jaffray (one ot tho mis
sionaries) Just got back from - a
trip to Bali. Ho baptized IS
Baliaese and there are many
more seeking salvation. What a
precious thought, that though
the government has forbidden
tho preaching of tho gospel there
and. no one Is there except tho
Chinese workers among the Chi
nese and colporters, no officials
can hinder . the working of tho
Spirit of God
She speaks of learning tho
language la that section,' and
says a class of four are studying
Malay together.
In a previous letter, recount
ing tho last stages of her trip
from - Hongkong h to Wlnchow,
South China, she tells about sail
ing through ' certain . sections
where armed guards paced p
and down on tho boat air night
long for fear of , attacks by rob
ber bands. - ' - .
Pigs in that country are fuany
things, she says, describing them
'some ot them are very long.
TI SPEAKERS
VSTi
Temple to Open .Series
Meeting Monday; Bhag
wat Speaks Sunday
How tho message of tho Chris
tion religion Impressed a young
Indian lad la hit nativo village
nd how it finally won hi fall
allegiance will bo tho theme of
-nagwant b. Bhazwat of India.
at Leslie Memorial church Sun-
oay nigur, 7:30. Mr. Bhagwat is
preparing himself for service to
his owa people and Is at present
a junior in Pacific college of
newnerg. ho tells his story in an
imeresung an1 convincing man
ner. Tho masical portion of the
tneetln will bo in chargo of tho
Asbury Leaguers under tho direc
tion of Mrs. W. R. Bush- Tho
following numbers will bo given,
boys' quartet "Tho Lampllt
Hour" (Arthur A. Penn), boys'
qaartot "Deep River" (arr. by
Goo. J. Trinkaus), two mixed
quartets, Gabriel's "Awakening
Chorus" and Carl Fisher's
"Praise Yo tho Lord."
Temple to Speak
That the old time gospel has
a vital meaning for folk of today
will bo affirmed by Dr. Thomas
H. Temple of Portland In a ser
ies of sermons to bo given at the
church beginning Monday, Janu
ary 11, at T:9 p. m.
Dr. Temple was formerly su
perintendent of tho Salem district
ot tho Methodist church and Is
known to many in Salem as a
forceful speaker who fearlessly
states tho truth as he sees it
with complete frankness and yet
with a kindly aad tolerant spirit
The Leslie folk invite all who
are Interested to hear Temple on
the following topics: Monday,
"The Mission of the Church,"
Tuesday, "Conversion," Wednes
day, "The Goal of Human Liv
ing," Thursday. "Tho Natural
ness of Religion," Friday, "The
Reality of the Friendship of
Jesus," Sunday night, Jan. 17,
"What is Your Life?" Friday
will be special young people's
night. Wednesday's meetln will
be sponsored bv the Ladies' Aid
society. C. S. Orwig will direct
the singing during the first week.
Smith is Head
Of Polk Pastor
Group For '32
MONMOUTH. Jan. 3 The Polk
County Ministerial association held
tne annual election of officers yes
terday at tne First Baptist church
or Monmouth. Rev. James A.
Smith of Dallas was ehosen presi
dent; Rot. J. Stocker, Dallas, vice
president, and Rev. J. W. War
rell, Dallas, secretary-treasurer.
A program committee inrlnd
Rev. Henry O. Hanson, Indepen-
uence; Kev. J. e. McDonald, Falls
City, and Ror. A. L. Lonsberry,
Monmouth.
Tho next meetina will ba held
in Dallas, with Rev. F. E. Stan
nard of Monmouth as speaker.
Fagg Selected
Head ot Rural
Sunday School
FRUITLA. Jan. 8. Tho
Evangelical Sunday school elected
the following officers at tho an
nual election Wednesday:
Superintendent, Orsa Fagg; as
sistant superintendent. K. O. Run
ner; secretary, Ralph Coulson;
librarian, Frances Brown: pian
ist. Doris Lundeen; treasurer.
Daisy Lambert.
Teachers for classes will be
elected next Sunday.
MRS. BURKE SPEAKER
DALLAS, Jan. 8 Mrs. K. E.
Burke will be the speaker at the'
monthly meeting of the Bible
schoorcouncil of tho Dallas Chris
tian church Sunday. This group
of Bible school officers, teachers
and workers will gather in the
dining room of the church fol
lowing the morning service for a
covered dish dinner.
Sell Silk
Now, Writ
have sway backs and are a tan
color spotted with brown. On
tho rivor .boats we saw them pat
In crates head first very tightly
and piled one on top of tho oth
er but I've failed to hear them
sqaeal yet!
Concerning a shopping trip in
Wnchow, she writes:
"Wo attempted to get some
silk material, bat teuad that tho
Japanese silks which they want
ed and which they always sold
in the stores bad been stored
away and was not being sold, be
cause of tho ill. feeling between
Japan and China at tho proseat
time ... in one storo, X glanced
up and out on tho street - and
saw quite a erowd - gathered to
watch tho foreigners buy.
Miss Oriebenow is tho daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brieb-
onow, SSI 5 9. Cottage street
SPEAKERS AT
K
Dr. T. H. Temple, formerly of Salem bat bow of Portland, who win
Ef2?f hf tf f rmoM M. E. ohurch next week; and
! B-Bh1t India, student at Pacific College, who win
speak there Sunday night.
SUNDAY"
in the Churches
AMERICA XOTHXAX
Canter itreett. Kw. W. Erikse. t-
tor. 11 a.n. "Exeej hm Lor Bolld."
Athn by th choir. T:S r.m. Tenth ind
fiatl rendrrtor of the naraast. "Th
Ltfht of the World." Ladies GiU next
Wednesday at 1:80. Installation of of-
-tieere. Hoiteu. Mr. John Nibn. Mr.
Aaoe Jets and Mr. J. Z. Fin den.
TUR2TE CHE3STIAJI
X. J. GiUtrap. naitor. Bible aehool coal
of 10. Preaching by ETangelie, Arthur
Bete. Sermon topic: Morainf, "Tho
Lord' Sapper." Kreminf termoa ea "Th
Devil' Chloroform." berriee eontiaa
erery night next week except Monday.
FUST CHBISTIAN
Hi4"a aad Center atreete. If. J. Howe,
pastor. Residence 1016 N. Winter. 9:45
a.m. Bible school, U. J. Hoi!, Supc. 11
a.Ba. worship. The Lord' a Hupper, fol
lowed by preaching. Hermon by the pas
tne pes
ar Pee-
tor. "Who Shall bo feared I" Yon
pi hoar 6:30 p.m. Eyeninr serTiee T:S0
P',
The Motion Pietnre, The Passion
lay." or the "Life of Christ" will be
shown. There will be no admission aad
th children and yoanr people are es
pecially urged to ae this pic tare. Mid
week aemce Wednesdsy, 7:30 p.m.
rasT chtjkch or chbist,
SCIENTIST
Ohemeketa and Liberty ctreets. Sun
day terrice at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sub
ject. "Sacrament." Sunday school at
9:44 aad 11. Testimonial meeting every
Wednesday evening at 8. Reading room
at 406 Masonic Tempi open from 11 to
5:10 except Sunday aad holiday.
FUtST SPTRITTJALIST
Hold services in the Kelson hall on Che-
meketa street every Sunday evening. A
cirela i held by accredited mediums from
to 7:30 followed by a sonr service
and lector at 8 by Mrs. Schwedel, the
pastor.
hiohlakt) rsxxirns
Highland aad Church streets. Fdrar P.
Sim, pastor. Eibl school 9:45 a.m., E.
M. Beckett, Sups. Service at 11 a.m. and
30 p.m. Calvia K. Cboate. Evanrelist.
riaring the message. Evangelistic ser
vice throughout th week at 8:10 aad
7:30 p.m. Junior C. I. at 5:10 p.m. Sen
ior and Intermediate 0:30 p.m.
CITT GOSPEL HISSIOX
Bit Nerth Commercial street. H, Haa
sea, pastor. Saturday street service at T
p.m. Service ia th hall at T:45. Sunday
service 8onday school at 10 a.m. Mor
ning worship at 11. Divin healing service
at S p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:45
o'clock. Service through th week, Tues
day, Thursday, Saturday evenings.
nouurirxx, baptist
Corner f Haaol and Academy street.
3uaday school at 10 aja. Lesson: Review
f Jeshna. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:S0
p.m. Mid-week prayer and testimony meet
ing Thursday evening at 7:30.
COTXST 8TBXBT CHEISTIAJI
Court and 17th trete. B. V. Shoo
makar. paster. Saaday school 0:45 a.m.
Mrs. E. Weller. Sopt. Morning worship
11 o'clock ; abjct: Addraas by Miss
Hatti Mitchol, missionary from Belgian
Cagv Africa. Evening worship 7:30
'dock; sumject: "Th Wonderful
Kama." Toting People' meeting S:80
'clack; tabject: "Wht 8hU I Do With
My Money!" Aid society meetings Wed
nesday aad Friday. Mid-week meeting
Wednesday, 7:30.
KNIGHT XXAIOEIAL
19th aad Ferry streets. H. C. Stover.
Morning worship at 11. Sermon "Crowing
Old Gracefully. " Anthem "Spirit of
Holiness." Tveaing service at 7: JO. Ser
mon. "A Religions Experience." Anthem
"Send Oct Thy Light." Sacdsy schoot
at 10 am. Christian End-sror at 6:45
p.m.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington
streets. Chai. C. Haworth, pastor. Sunday
service 10 a.m. Sunday school. Nathan
Cook. Supt. 11:00 morning worship. Ser
mon by the pastor. 5 p.m. vespers. Thurs
day 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting aad Bible
study.
KEIZEE COMMUNITY
Services held ia Keiier schoolhouae
thro miles north of Salem en th river
road. Church school at 10 o'clock. Lor
raine Beecroft will lead th young peo
ple, rr. . ravage, bupt. morning worship
service at 11 o'clock. Haves BealL min
ister. Thome: "Finding th Essential
among th Multitude of Truths." No eve
ning services.
CHaUSTZAH MISSIOKABT ALLIASCE
65S Ferry street. W. H. CaldwU, pas
tor, Phone 8693. Sunday school at 9:45
a.m. Mr. Gilbert Whit. Supt. Morning
worship St 11 a.m. Thorn "Three Wells"
Communion Service following. Evening
service T:10 ajs. Bwbject: "Th Door
of th Sheepfold." Prayer Service
Tuesday vaiag. Gospel team eervice
Wednesday vamg. Teuag peopla'a meet
ing aad prayer eervie aa Thursday ve
ning. Bex the Shoot, loader. Bib'. study
a Friday valag. .
CHkZST X.UTHZ1AJT
18th aad Stat street. Bar. . Am X.
Miaaeman. A. M, pastor. Germaa services
:45 aat. Bahjeot: "Oar Livea, a Racrl
flo Livag. Holy. Harmless aad Cad
fit4.V English aorvle 11 a.m. Subject:
"Proriag What ia Holy aad Well-PUa-lar
Vat God." Sanday school :40 ..m
Ml. E. . Mianeman, patr. Lather
magaa, T:Se p ax Martha Eattermaa, leed-
rrasT oohobxgatiohai.
Oemler aad Liberty street. . K. Si
mo ads. paster, phea 547S. Moral' t
vie 11 o'clock; bjet: "A Caalleag
froaa a Ancieat Story." Evoatog service
T:S0 ' clock; Review of Cptoa Binelalr'a
new aovel aboat Prohihitioa. "Th Wei
Pard" by Mr. Simonds. StinJay school
t:45 a.m. P. E. Ken-, Supt.
TIE ST OEEJC1V BAPTIST
Korth Cottaga aad D tret. t. W.
Butaeh. minister. Saaday achool t:45
a.m. Sam Schirmaa. Sept. Service 11 a.m.
LSermoa topi. "Th Walls of Jerieho."
B. T. P. U. at S:45 pjs. Mrs. IM-
American Lclteran Cfcnrch
Church St. Bt. ChemekeU & Center
11 A. 5L "EXCEPT THE LORD
BUILIT
Anthem.
7:50 Pageant, "THE LIGHT OF
I ; THE WOULD -
This Is tho 10th and last rendering. Come
' early. - . . '
Rer. P. W. Irikscri, Pastor
" ! . " I " " " ' ' ' ' 111! I I, III
LESLIE CHURCH J
n
aa, president. Service at 7:80 p.m. Topie.
' Choice aad Appointment." Prayer moot
ing Wednesday. S p.m.
fizst TnrrTAEXAjr
North Cottage aad ChemekeU tret.
Fred Alban Weil, minister. Church school
at 10 a.m. Mile H. McKey. Supt. Chnroh
service at 11 a.m. Sermon: "Sheep and
Religion." Mrs. Truma Hustoa, aoloist.
Mrs. sltr A. Deatoa. organist.
nnsT chtjkch or the nazaeejte
13th and Center a4reeta. Rev. Fletcher
Galloway, paator. Uesidene 2025 Msrtot
street. Phoa 9630. Th ptstor will
speak Sunday from tho following sab
jeets: 11 a.m. "Power for Sonl Win
ning. 7:30 p.m. " Peril of the SouL"
There will be special muaie ia these ser
vices. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. f M.
Litwiller, Supt. N. T. P. 8. and Junior
society 6:30 p.m. Misa Thea Samptoa,
president. John Friesea, Junior supervi
sor. Trayer meeting Wednesday, 7:80 pjn.
EVANGELI8TIC TABEBJTACLB
Thirteenth and Ferry streets. C. O.
Weston, paator. Sunday school at 1:45
P-m. Church at 8; Subject. "Crossing tho
Desert." Evangelistic service at 7:45.
Subject, "Caleb." Special music. Tuesday
ereaiag 7:45 Divin Heeliag service.
Saturday at 2, ehildrea' church. At 7:45
p.m. Young People' service.
XTKST MXTH0DI8T
Slate and Church itnati. a -is-
church school. 11 a.m. Junior church.
Theme: "Measuring Ourselves. " 11 a.m.
Sacrameat of Holy Commaaioa. Commaa
ioa mediutioa by th pastor. 5:80 p.m.
Fellowship hour for Youag People' Fer
um. 6:10. Three Eowortk lum .!
Young People' Forum. 7:80: Informal
even.ng service. Evangelist! csermoa:
s it a 'Little Arrnmeat't" Willam.
etie string quartet. Trumpet duets, pop
ular song service.
ST.
VINCENT DePATL
(Catholic)
H.ghlaad and ilrrtla inim Pu,
Tboe. V. Keonan. pastor. Phoa 651 1!
SuaSay masses at 8 aad 10:80 o'clock.
Week-dsy services at 8:15 o'clock.
EMTtfANUEL VTTTT. GOSPEL
ilia nd ChemekeU Streets. Tho;
Baird. pastor. 8undar aehoal 1
Worship 11 a.m. Eveareliati ? n T..
day pastor' open Bible study. 7:45. Wed
'soy prayr meeting 10 a.m. Friday E.
EETOEMXD CHTBCH
Corner Capitol aad Marioa streets. W.
G. Lieaksemper, pastor. Sunday sehool
IS a.m. r. E. Krus. Sunt. German ser
vices 10 aja. 6ubjeet: "Oa a Pilgrimac
With Jesus." Engliah serriao 11 V.Uek.
,bjJt.:."TII Ka w Withered
Haad." IatlUtioa of church efiicera.
Special music by a male quartet. T:d5
p.m. devotional meeting. Subject: "What
Shall. I do With My Money! I"
LATTEE DAT SAINTS
Saaday sehool 10 a.av la Nolaoa nsIL
Preaehla! It an. Corner of ChemekeU
ad Liberty.
WEST SAXXK
At 9:45 a-m., th paator will preach
at Summit oa "Coaeervstiea aad Beela
mtioa." Th sermon wUl bo followed by
'j .Sahy ehl at 10:45 a.m. Th
Sady school meets at th Ford Memor
ial church at 9:45 a.m.. followed by th
morning serai oa at 11 a.m. The Epwerth
league moot at 6:30 pm. The sabject of
b evening discourse at 7:80 wiil 0.
From VViat bhould the Chriatiaa be
Separated!"
TEMPLE BAPTIST
19th and Brymaa atreeta. Rev. Bay E.
o ' "PP' iaister. Sunday
9:45 Bible school; 10:55, morning wor
ship: tWadell rnu -k-
wered the cell to tho miaietry will nreaek
5 "J ermon: xB, pubi, u
Two Builders." 5:00 Tomag People'
choir rehearsal: 6:80. Yean Pe.nl.'.
meetings; 7:30. Kveainr wanhin- rw
York will preach: "I.if.'i. t"
Tnesday, 7:30. Young People'. hole
pracuce; W.dnesday. 7:80. Boy Scoots;
lharsday " T:30, prayer meeting led by
Harvey Finn; Friday, 7:30. adult choir
rehearsal.
EKES METHODIST
Market end North Wiater treU. J. B.
Stewart, pastor. Saod.v ki ., -
Morniac worahio 11 .',U-k-
"J,h .tT Travlra." Eveoing vor
ship 7:30 o'clock- i.nhi. "Tk. r7.
Reualon." Tounc Penlaa a. tn
o'clock. '
GLAD TIDIVOS MISSION
337 Court street C. S. Jehasoa, aa.
tr. Sunday school at S p.m. Service t
VlA 1:. Jwtlen TBdy,
Thursday aad batarday evenings.
KOUKZSS ASSOCIATION
All day mooting of tho Marioa Cvaary
HIiness association will he bold ia tho
Fre Methodir? chnrch la Slm Ja. 1J.
riXST SYANGELICAX
Summer and Maria streets. C. C. Pal
is C pet tor. Saaday aehoot 0:4 1 a.m.
Moraine r.hip li o'clock; ubjet:
'Proyor. Will ia itl" U I Thoratoa.
Sapt. Eveaiag worship T:80 o'clock: oua
Ject: Evangeliatie aervicea. Yeuag Peo-
Hlgn Ferry Sta.
Graded Church School. 9:40
. n
. !
omaBmsmweammmmmBBammmmmmBmammmmmmBammmm
Temple Baptist
19th asM Brcysnaa Sts. (One
of Center) j
Hot. Ray K. York; D. D, Sapply BHalster
10 :55 A. M. -Wendell Cross Will
Preach His First Seraott
Tho Parable of the .Two BaUders
7:50 P. BL Dr. York win preach :
. "life Golden Keys
10th Showing
Bible Drama
To be Sunday
Tho tenth production of 'Tho
Light of tho World, blhllcal
drama written Christmas. UJ0.
for tho American, Lutheran
chnrch. will bo glren at tho
chnrch Sandar night, beginning
at 7:39 o'clock. Tho pageant
was produced a number of eon
socntlTo times last rear, and was
first giren again this year at the
Christmas season.
A. A. Krnegor is dlreetlnr thla
year. Sanday night Is likely tho
last time tho pageant will bo
presented, according to the pas
tor. Rot. P. w. Erfksen. Large
crowds hare witneanswi
showing. '
Ths cast Includes 79 costumed
characters, with R. C. Arnk th,
narrator.
..Th 8,x episodes range through
tho prophecy foretelling coming
of Christ to history 1990 years
later.
Haste for tho rft I. V
the church rested choir, with
Miss OliTO Shorts at the organ.
Mrs. A. A. Kroeger. nianiat. anf
Georgia Harrington. Rathyn Tho
mas and Ralph Branch. TioUnlst.
Choate Revival
Well Attended;
Last This Week
The special services now In
progress at tho Highland Friends
church with Calrin R. Choate of
Portland as erangelist. are well
attended with good interest man
ifest. These serrices will continue
throughout the week at t:39 and
:30 p. m.
Rot. Choate was the eyangellst
at the Quinaby Park camp meet
ing two years ago and will be re
membered by many people around
-trio wno attended the
meeting at that time.
camp
Annual Meeting
Baptists 13th
Annual church meeting of tho
hwdnte1J' nbt at the
" h' boginnlng at 7:30 o'clock.
Monday the trustees will gather at
the same hour, and the W. W G
meeting will be held at Miss Cochl
"lock0' 1S Mondlly at 7:30
pi' meeting 8:30 o'elnrk-
Shall I do W1U m M.nyj'Ct:
?D BEE THEE
North 17th iwl W.K
f-V-.WU,"' P. Sunday sehool 8:4(
wlp 11 o'clock: ..!
suh-
i-r worship T:io VVtoS-i
"tvaas'Rh'.F T,:i! VibjocH
T 6 , With Moneyl"
vem renieeoat aa Km.t.A
Ev.
wee Vltvac, gTBsaVCXe
CALVAXT BAPTIST
B-ao1-"trwrr-t7rt- CBrc school,
S-dO a.. B. T. P. U. 4:30 poa. Proaeh-
ilj M. "Made For Mastorr "
W. tarw Cochran, poator.
JASOoT LEE 8a-EMOTAT.
r.Hf Ur " t. Hugh B.
UL Jl- Morning worahia li
Ev,"0'.1! Hewitt TOali.
Sft, Tp,';
EABISR M7S8TOV ETAJfOELICAI.
LABI SH CENTE CharehT sehood
1J .- W. A Starker. Supt wjrfp
11. subject, "Filial Honor." C. E it T
ing ?80 rhHrUT '-
CLEAR LAKE Chnrch school 10 a m.
W. P. Collar. Supt Jr. t U O. t st
11. Iatermediat t U C. t rt t al
"T.'fUB,rrW,,kij' ti:rit subject.
Commdment." Bibl study
els Taesday eveaiag at T:30
MIDDLE GROTE Church school IS
.."-M - V",' ? '"t U C. e!
:a1' vI1 - C. E. at 6:30.
730 R TB'bo w7 W,d""iT
. . . JP- huainrts meotinr and
oelal hoar Friday eveaing at th Wack
en homo.
H. K. Scheuermaa. niit.r iim r-.
street.
rrssT CHTJECH or god
Corner Hood aad Cottage streets. C. W.
Hatch, pastor. Dial S657. Morning service
11 s.m. Ber. M. A. Monday. Specie! ier
Tlc T:S0 pas. Sabjeet Evaagelissi.
Suaday school 10 sai. Mrs. Maad Da
vi. Supt. Service every evening except
Saturday by Rev. M. A. Mondsv. e van re
list. FLEST BAPTUT
BrUton Roes, pastor, 540 X. Liberty,
phoa 8654. Eibl school 0:45. Fred
Broor. Sapt. Moraiag worship at 11. Aa
thoaa: "More Love to Thee oh Christ" by
th choir. Sermoa "The Call of tho
Croea." B, T. P. TJ. 8:30. T:S0 eveaiag
service. Special maii by th mat s ar
ts. Sormoa oa "The 2Sma of God,"
Wednesday alght, T:30. prayer meeting
and Bibl tdy. -
T.EJn.TE BCEMOaiAX.
South Com mors sal street ot Myers. Pas
ter. 8. Darlow Jeaasea. 348 E. My era
stroeV Phoa 843 T. Moraiag worship ot
11 o'clock, germaa by fh pasta oa ''Eo
Tivala ad Today." Anthem "Seek sf
Agea" (Heyaor). Happy Saaday eveaiag
hoar at T:10 wKh addioa by Baagwaat
B. Bhagwat of Iadi aad mastc by Aa
bary learaers. Two leaga at (:30. Tho
paator wilt lead the diseassiaa ia Aahwry
leaga. Caarrh school at t:4S. Stearns
Cashiag. Bnpt.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Kear the Elsiaoro
a. m.
B. T. P. U. 4:19 p. m.
Preaching Services 10:59 a. at. 4 6:D p. m.
A. 1L Tho Unrv3asaaabIeaoas of rnbelieT
Pastor
Anthem: "ETen Me" Warren. .Incidental
solo, W. B. Cochran
P. M. Made For Blastery, Pastor
Anthem;. "Lots DtrtnoM. IncldenUl solo,
Mrs.- DaTis. ObllgstoMrs. Taylor.
TV. Earl Cochran. Pastor
WELCOME
Church
block soath