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Youth in Session at Silver
- ton; Statewide Affair
Draws 40 Delegates
I SILVERTON, Sept. 2 The
Federation convention of the Ore
gon district of the Lutheran Free
church young people which is fee
ing held at Immanuel church un
der the auspices of Calvary Young
People's society Is proving very
successful la spite of the busy sear
aim. niroo inompson, president
of the Federation, - has outlined
neb Interesting programs t that
rgood audiences are attending both
from here and neighboring towns.
Besides this there are around 40
delegates registered.
Saturday morning will he del-
voted v to the annual business
meeting and the election of offi
cers. There is no nominating
committee, all nominations being
made from the floor. Very , little
new. business is expected to be
brought up.
.: ' Saturday afternoon the visitor
will ' take ' an outing to . Silver
Creek Falls- starting at 1:30
o'clock from Silverton. It is' exj
pected that many from Silverton
will accompany the visitors' on
this outing.
Rev. M. Olesen of Portland will
be the principal speaker at thai
evening session 'which will begin
at 7:30 Saturday night at Im-j
manuel church. Other numbers
on this program will be, a. vocal:
election by the Jobanson trio of
Portland; a reading by Mrs. Ray
Gaines Of Portland; vocal duet,!
Martha and Nannie Johnson. As
toria; vocal duet. Mrs. H. Brokke
and Harbo Thompson, Silverton;
elections by the grand choir and
by a sextette from Astoria and a
piano solo by Franklin Evenson.
A large number of special vis
itors from Portland are expected
down for Sunday, ; The sermon
Sunday morning will be given by
the Rev. J. S. Paulson of Silver
ton at 11 o'clock. There will be
a Norwegian sermon; at 10 o'clock
by the Rev. J. Loland of Astoria.
Special music will be given by the
grand choir.
Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.
Miss Frida Aase of Astoria will
give a paper and Slwgard Kolden
of Portland will give the address.
Musical numbers will Include a
vocal solo by Lester Jobanson of
Portland, a vocal duet by Mrs. W.
Anderson and Mr R. Bolen and
a vocal solo by Mrs. Erikson all
of Portland.
Sunday evening will conclude
the convention program. At this
various visiting pastors will
apeak, Sankey Johnson of Aster
la will give a vocal solo and the
Portland choir' will give selec
tions. YOUNG FRACTTJItES ARM
NORTH SANTIAM. Sept. 2.
C. L Young suffered a fracture
of the bone in his right arm when
he slipped and fell on the porch
at his home here Wednesday. The
fracture Is near the shoulder.
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G$ACB OOSPET HAXXt
83 North Commercial street. Snader
school at 10. Breaching In the afteraooa
at 3 suhjeet, 'Christian Polities.' E. X.
Bailey will be th speaker. Gospel meat
ing at 8, Janes KcCanley will speak. Et
erybsxiy welcome. Na collections.
AMEBIC AH LtXTHERAK CET7BCH
Chorea street between Chemeketa and
Center. down-town church. Bev. P. -W.
Eriksen, pastor? 10, moraisr, worship,
sermon topic Tha Cora of liiirti.'1
Special mniie, solo. "My Task" (Ash
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ZKMAHTm. BAPTIST
Corner of Hazel and Academy streets.
Baaaay acboot at 10. lesson. I Suaael 10.
Preachiar, 11 and 7:30. Mid-week prayer
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-" twiauvn wceium, iBsruaj, a p. ns.
chubcs or son
Knott and Cottar atreeta. G. T. Neal,
pastor. 17M North 5th street, shone 8717.
Snaday serriees, 11 i. a. and 7:30 p. at.
Moraine; subject, "Cast Thy Bread Upon
the Waters" ; evening-. "Ta 8haU Knew
the Troth and the Troth Shall Make Tom
Free." Bonder school. 10 a. as, yoaag
people s meeting. :3U p. as. rrayer sad
testimony meeting Wednesday 7:30 D. nv
A cordial welcome is extended to any and
all of these meetings. The church "where
strangers do not feel, strange."
XTAXOEU8TI0 TABEBJTACXB
Thirteenth and Ferry -streets. 0. G.
Weston, pastor. Sunday school 1 :5 o. a
R. C. Ferguson, Supt. Church service at
P. a., eTangeiistie semce at 7:45 p. m
special music at both serrices. Tuesday
bible stndy at 7:45 p. aa. Prayer meeting
Wednesday. 2:30, Devotional serrice at
7:43 Thoradayv Young people a service
Saturday night at 7:45, choir at .
PKESBTTEBIAJF CHTJBCH
Winter and Chemeketa streets, Grorer
C. Eirtchet, DJ).. pastor. Dr. Birtehet has
retarned from his vacation and will ec
capy his pulpit at both serriees Sandsy.
9:30. ehurch school, L. M. Bamaga, Snpt.;
11, morning worship Labor day serrice,
"The Sanctity ef Labour." Wendell Rob
inson will sing "St Paul" (Mendelssohn).
6:80, Christian Endeavor societies will
meet. 7:30, evening worship, subject.
"Building Materials.".
rr.'PATn.'a episcopal chttboh
Church and Cbemeke.a atreeta. BeV.
George H. Swift, rector. Holy communion,
7 :30 a. m holy eucharist and sermon,
11.- Services at St. Paul's daring Jane,
July and August were held at 10 a. m.
Beginning -Sunday, Swtcmber 4, services
will ber held at 11 M m. instead of 10.
Earl services as ususl at 7:30 a. at.
SPIBTTTALIST CHTTECH OT
DIVINE TBUTH
Kelson hall, Chemeketa street' between
Liberty and Commercial. Gordon Fleming,
Sastor. Sunday services to 7:30 p.m.
tesssges sad healing at S p.m. Lecture
subject: "This Invisible World Aboat
Us," followed by messages. Mid-week
meeting at 253 D street between Commer
cial and Front streets Thursday at 8 p.m.
TTBST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Church school graded for all 9:45 a.m.
Dr. D. H. Schultse. Supt. 11 a.m. publie
worship. Observance of the sacrament of
holy communion. Special masie by -mixed
quartet. 6:30 p.m. combined forum and
high school league. 7:30 p.m. Evening ser
vice. Sermon,. "Penniless Riches," Dr.
B. E. Parker. Mosle by quartet. T. 8.
Boberts, orgsnist. Thursday, 7:30, mid
week prayer service.
TOST CHTTBOH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
day services at 11 a.m. and 8 a.m. Sub
ject, "Man." Sunday school at 9:45 and
xx a.m. .testimony meeting Wednesday at
8 p.m. Read ins room at 408 Uunnin t.m.
pie open from 11 to 5:30 except Sun-
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COTTRT STEEET ntmoTTSV
Seventeenth and Court atreete. Hugh
N. MeCallum, pastor. Bible school as
sembles at 8:45 a.m. under Supt. Mrs.
Irene Weller. Morning worship sod ser
mon at 11. The Sermon theme is another
of the series on. the Beatitudes. "Happy
Harmony." Endeavor societies meet at 8
p.m. Evening evangeflstie serrice at 8
p.m. Mid-week service Wednesday at 8
p.m.
FIBST GERMAN BAPTIST
Xorth Cottar ini D lr..t. a w
itutscn, minister. Sundsy school 9:45
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Supper after the morning service. Young
Peoole'a Davatianal imiu T . v
mng seme at 8 pan. Topic: "The Face
I Jeans Christ." Begnlsr mid-week
prayer service at 8 p.m. Wedneeday.
FIBST SAPTI8T
Marina and North T.iKw . ii-:
ton Boss, minister. Bible school at 9:45
a.m. sred Jfroer, Supt. Morning worahip
at 11 a'elAclr- Rjm.A 1 Wk. Iff. . (,
Jr. arid Sr. B. Y. p. TJ. at :80. Prayer
rvi1" !L D"r Jh9 veainr service at
preiuae, jsiss Miner, orgaa-
Sermon 'lfiPt .vx- o. rrrv .
jabilee gospel quartet will bring special
"' tl serriees. Prayer meeting
and Bible study Wednesday sight at 7 :30
- u ose vi time i or an
services from 8 o'clock to 7:30.
! WEST SALEMC
Thaw HnnilaVV ai'kwslai aM ...!. A.
Summit Aid At TotA VanArial ....
9:45 a.m. On nttxt Abm4
11 A.m. thm T)mAt will wMv .a. i.t.
' W - waaa jr CVU 0 WlftA,
Grove church. A cordial iavitatioa is be
ing extended to all ef the friends ia
that vicinity ta join In this service. The
evening sermon will be preached by the
Dastor at tha Fnrd Hmwiil -. -. a
p.m. The subject af tha evening diacourse
in ue uoa a .modern worxmen.
JASOhT lI MEMOBIAI. METHODIST
winter ana Jefferson streets. Hugh B.
Foake, Jr., minister. Morning worship
service, 11 a.m. 8ermoa by tha pastor, "A
Redemntiva fin A fi.ll- v A1
ander Melovidoff. Church school session.
; a.m. a. a. larpenter, Hupt. Evening
worship hoar 8 p.m. Mra. Necia Buck will
report on the recent W. O. T. V. conven
tion, and 1 n fnrro . 1 Aia..,.!.. will l
low. Tha publie is cordially invited. Ep-
worw leagues meet at 7 p.m.-
FIB8T TJNTTABIAN
Cot tare and Chemeketa atraata. Trad
Albea Weil, minister. Opening service at
II a-m. following tha aommer interview
ot July and August. Sermon; "Reunion."
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
,Glen Binard, pastor. Bible school 9:45
sin., E. M. Beckett, Supt. Morning wor
ship 11 sjn., and the evening evsngelistie
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p.m. Senior and Intermediate Q E. 6:30
as i :ow p.
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13th and Center streets, Bev. Fletcher
Galloway, pastor. Residence, 2035 - Mar
ket street, thoae 9630. The. pastor will
peak Snaday (roes tha follewing aub
ttV. IK "Th Uttarawst salva-
turn." T-Sn n ' G : -. ii ,,
f UBUJ, k,' : ajai. F. M. Litwiller,
" . r. a. ana junior society 6:30
p.m. -
FIBST CHBISTXAV
pastor. 8nnday school 9:45 a-as. Moraiag
V, :r i..irm. i.Tnuar 'woranip a
eloek. Taung People's meeting J p.m.
Ta pastor will preach both morning and
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Mid-week service prayer sad Bible Study
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- TTJBJTEB CHBI8TXAH -Ellmora
J. fiilatvaa. . .v..tA. a.:...
at It a.m. and 8 p.m. Maraiag anhjCrt:
ConunnniM k imii.3.. x-
enUg subject: "Tha Good right."- 8ua-
aay aeaooi o'clock. Yeang People's
meetings 7 o'clock. Subject: "What is
"Attitude te Work and Workers."
Leader, Helena WltaeL '
TEMPLE BAPTIST
-Corner 19tk and Breymaa treets. J. H.
Enseoe, pastor. Residence 1724 Chemeke
ta street. Services 11 s.nt and 8 p.m.
Sermon topics: "He Knew His God,"
a.m. Snaday school 9:45 a.m. Wendell
Crass, Supt. Touag People's meetings:
B. Y. P. U, Sr. and Junior. 7 p m.
week-day. service Thursday at 7:30p.m
prayer meeting.
CALVARY BAPTIST " .
Saaday aerviees begin with a graded
church school at 9:40 a.m. Preaching
eeryieee at 10!50 a.m. and 7:30' p.m. B.
Y. P. C.'a at 6:30 p.m. A. M. "Our Cov
enant." P. M. "Remember," a Labor
,T aerviee. Pastor will preach ia over
Th.U wk! Tuesday. Uschers and
officers' meeting at-7:80. pa. ; Wednes
day, prayer and fellowship service. Thurs
day: choir and rehearssL W. Earl Coch-
u, paawr,
IeBijs MEMOBIAL
South Commercial St. at Myers, a 'Dar
low Johnson, pastor, 348 E. Myers. St.,
?!!?. -M8Ti Morning worship, special
'Old Folka" serviee, 11 o'doet Revs. A.
B. MolUgan, RohU Smylie aad H. C.
Laaveaworth. retired ministers, will have
f art ia the serrice. Sermon by the paa
on VTha Sunset TraiL" Happy even
lag boor aarriea begins at 7:80. Music
by junior choir. Labor Sundsy theme with
brief discussion on "Tha Church -and
fJ'OT.' . od aermoaet by . tha pastor oa
"The-Divine Right of Labor.' Leslie Ep
worth league will meet la the Live Wire
room at 6:30 with the newly elected pre
sident, Darlow E. Johnson leading oa tha
topie of Fairmiadednest. Chareh school
at 9:45 a.ss. V. M. geckett, Supt. Mid
week prayer aad study hour Tharsdsy.
7:80. Leslie hall. "
FIRST EVANGELICAL '
North Summer at Marion street. Em
ory W. Petticerd. D. D.. minister. Church
school 9:45 a.m. L. L. Thornton. Supt.
Morning worship 11 a.m. Orgaa prelude
aad offertory by Mra. Ethel Poling
Fhelper Sermon. "Every Name Histori
esL" Christisa Eadeavor at 7 p.m. Evan
gelistic serrice at 8 p.m. Gospel aong
serrice led by J. H. Friesen and special
moslo by tha mala quartet. Bible study
and prayer Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Y. P. M. g. MEETS
This evenlnar in this nrvr
room of the Free Methodist
church the conference executive
committee of the Young People's
Missionary society will meet in
business session. Manv nlnn will
be completed for the year actlvl-
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ues as wen as starting the plans
for the annual convAntinn tm
will be a very busy session and
me majority of the members of
the committee have almifiA
their intention to be present.
SCHOOL OPEXS SEPTEMBER 19
NORTH SANTIAM, Sept. 2
The North Santiam will open Sep
tember 1 with Waldo Riches ot
Turner and Edna Ferr of Anmi-
vnie as leacners.
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An Interesting meeting of the
Sunday school cabinet of the First
Church of the Naxarene was held
at tha home of the superinten
dent, Frank M. Litwiller, : last
Tuesday night and plans were
made, to bring the attenance of
the school up to ,vhe S00 mark
this fall and winter. There . has
been . a continuous increase ' in
the school during the past three
ot four . years and" the" present
membership ia . -271,- The . past
summer ' the average attendance
has held up above 200. ,
' Special features, are planned
for the . program each Sunday,
laeding - up to the. -annual rally
day, which U Bet -.for October, t.
The rally day attendance goal
is 600. Last Sunday was mis
sionary, day ., and . the.; program
was In charge of George Friesen,
teacher of a Junior boys' class.
He was assisted by the, Women's
Missionary society of the' church.
A night school for bible study
and leadership training ia to be
opened In a few weeks, with Rev.
Fletcher Galloway, pastor, ot the
church," In charge. The work, of
fered will be mainly for. the young
people. -
Rev, Galloway will speak , to
morrow from the following sn Ik
Jeetsr il a. m., JThe Uttermost
Salvation,' and T:30 p. m Hope,
for the Sinful." John Friesen, who
directs the large chorus choir and
also the male chorus, wUJ furn
ish, the special music. '
T
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The Highland Friends ehurch.
Highland avenue, welcomes its
new pastor tomorrow at both the
morning and evening services, the
latter an evangelistic, meeting.
Glen Rinard, who comes to Sa
lem from Sprlngbrook, Oregon,
has been pastor there for the last
three years.
Rer. Rinard graduated from the
Friend academy at Greenleaf,
Idaho, attended Nampa Nasarene
college and later the College of
Idaho. at Caldwell. . He received
his B. A. degree from Pacific col
lege at Newberg in 1529.
Mrs. Rinard ia a graduate of
the Portland Bible Institute in the
class of 1922.
Gideon Meet istu
Start in Portland
The Gideons of Oregon will
hold their annual state conven
tion in Portland on September 8,
4, and 5th.
Headquarters will be at the
Multnomah hotel and Salvation
Army citadel. The state of Wash
ington Gideons will Join in with
the Oregon Gideons who will oc
cupy pulpits of about 30 differ
ent cnurcnes.
HMISIEBU
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SILVERTON, Sept. . a
Mr. Baggier, the father of
Mrs. Fred Thtunberg, was
painfully bnraed . Friday
mormlng when the gasolime
motor oa his woodsaw ex
ploded. The fire eanght ta
Mr. Beggler'a left ana and
ran to his shoulder. He was
take at pace to Dr. Me
OannelTs office where-he
waa treated.'
. The Beggler woodsaw waa
at tha Harvey Lincoln home
at the time the accident oc
curred. . The . engine had
topped' aad the aaea wero
endeavoring to get It start
ed . again when , the explo
sion took place.' - Mr. Beg
gsara assistant grabbed a
can vaa lying, nearby- and
thre,w aboat Ur. Beggler,
thus potting oat the fire.
School Clerk to he ''
; Chosen; Tuesday For
Scotts Mills Area
. SCOTTS . "MILLS. Sent. 2.
fcAt . a- .recept m'eetlng of the
Scotts Mills - school board, G1U
Oetger was hired as Janitor tor
the coming year.- A school Meet
ing will be held September t, at
7 o'clock, to elect a clerk for one
year. ....
Mra. Carl Millard and son Hom
er, Mrs. William Cone and George
Dimick left for Table Rock Mon
day tor huckleberries..
Cleo Saneressig and .Mary Mo
berg are employed in the Wood
burn cannery. A goodly number
from this vicinity, are busy .in
the hop fields.
Huckleberry Pickers
Returning: From Job
ZEN A, Sept 2.' Julia Shep
ard, daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Ralph C. Shepard ot Zena. re
turned Wednesday from a week
spent in picking huckleberries,
in a patch 12 miles above Mill
City. Miss Shepard accompanied
Mrs. Tassett and son, Lee Bas
sett, of Salem who remained at
the patch.
Dorothy and Betty Bassett will
stay at the Shepard home until
their mother returns.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Henry
of Zena, left Friday morning en
route to Rockaway, where they
expect to remain until Monday.
They will be Joined by a group
of friends from Salem during
the weekend. Mr. Henry will fish
for salmon before returning home.
SECTION CREW CUT
GERVAIS, Sept. 2 The South
ern Pacific section crew working
out of Gervais was reduced by two
men this week. The erew has been
working three days a week, but
beginning next Monday, Septem
ber 6, they will work on a five-day
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WACONDA, Sept. 2 Hop pick
ing started Thursday in the Guy
Smith hop yard. Wesley Dostal oa
Mission Bottom also started pick
ing tha first.
' - Pearl Patterson is foreman in
the Russell hop fields where har
vest has been in full awing since
August 25. '
Ray Patterson ! drying bops
for a grower at Independence. Mr.
Patterson baa dried hops here for
five years. ''
'About 45 people have camped
at the A. W. Nusom farm where
hop picking will start Monday.
Twelve acres of Allyn Nusom's
hops will be picked by this crew
prior to beginning in A. W. Nu
som's yard.
Gervais Must
Boost Rates
On Its Water
GERVAIS. Sept. 2 Problema
-discussed by the city council at
its meeting held Tuesday night
were -the high cost of electricity
for operating the city pump, rent'
al of the city hall to the grade
school district the fees charged
by the county court for graveling
third and E streets aend the use
or roller skates on the streets by
children.
Since the cost of electricity for
operating the pump exceeds the
pneome from water rents the coun
cil figures it will have to raise the
.monthly rate or. put on an addi
tional charge for irrigation.
Rental of the city hall to the
grade school for a period of nine
months was set at $25 per month.
This does not Include heat, light
and water.
No decisive steps were taken on
the roller skate problem, but a
warning was issued that children
must use care when meeting peo
ple and in rolling over crossings
ahead ot approaching cars.
GIRL SCOUTS ORGANIZED
SILVERTON. Sent. 2 A
ond Girl Scout troop has been or
ganized with Frances Nelson as
the .captain. They hare called
themselves the Blnehlrf, trnnn
Members are Mary Jane Nlfsker,
KUtn Nelson. June Bowman,. Jean
Bownlan. Dorothv HnddiMtnn
Alice Klostx, Louise Specht, Hel
en canaaa, Donna Storaaslle,
Genevive William anri n n t h
Thompson.
OPENING DATE SET
ROSEDAiE, Sent 2. The
school board met on Tuesday
night and decided noon Rntem.
ber. 19, as the opening date of
me itoseaaie scnool. Mamie Bos-
track wm be tha teacher.
Dallas Demos
To Hear From
PartrChiefe
DALLAS Sept. 2. Plans were
comnleted for tha b!r d em arra.fi a
picnic on Labor day and hav
been , announced by Lynae' M.
Black, who is in charge of soma
ofi the arrangements. The affair
will be held at the Dallas city
park but in case of bad weather
those in charge pfen .to hold H
at : the Woodman - hall here.
The program ia scheduled to
begin at 10:00 . m- with nam
bers by the Dallas Jin lor band.
Mrs. Rosemary Schenk. state rice
chairman of the party will b
present and will introduce Har
vey Starkweather, - democratic
candidate ' for congress. -Other
speakers will be Walter B. Glea
son Ray Wisecarver, James Ha
loney, Louise Palmer Weber and
Alfred Dobson, candidate for at
torn ey-ganeraL. , . ..
' The Grand Ronde Indians hava
cuaiieaea any team xrom lawaa
to a baaeball game to be played
on the -local campus If tha weath
er permits;
Other interesting events sched
uled for the picnic wm be & freer
barbecue, athletic events, ' band
numbers . and . swimming events.
most of the outdoor events de
pend on the weather
Charity Applicants
Must Work to Obtain
Goods Ticket, Plant
SILVERTON. Sent. 2. Wel
fare work will be carried on her
this winter aa it was last year.
Those who are unemployed and
in need Of food and plothlnr sra
given an oppontnnity to work
tor u euy ana in turn be paid
with a ticket which ia good for
nroduea at the WAlfar atnma
which is eocducted by the welfar
ooara. The plan proved unusually
Successful at Krivrtnn leaf Year
Working on the board are Mayor
v. jsastman, cnairman; Earl
J. Adams, nrest dent of th am
ber of commerce; Robert Goeta,
superintendent of the Silverton
schools; and Mrs. J. E. Hosmerv.
president of the Silverton Wo
man's club.
REV. LARSON TO SILVERTON
SILVERTON. SeDt. 2 Rat.
Ernest Larson has accented a rail
to serve Calvary Lutheran church
here. The serriees for the past
several months have been eon
ducted bi-monthly with the Rer.
J. S. Paulson of Ennmelaw.
Wash., in charge. Rer. Mr. Lar
son will arrive In December to
take charge. He Is from Ellendale,
Minn.
CRANGLE HURT IN WRECK
LINCOLN. Ranti S P a Pnn.
gle is ill at his home at Lincoln.
Injuries received in an anrnmrihr
accident are thpught to be respon
sible for his condition. Ho is un
der the care ot a Salem physician.