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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Saturday Morning, September 17T1932
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DAY MEET
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AT CLEAR LAKE
Will Honor Centennial of
Evangelical Church;
Program Listed
One hundred years of Sunday
school work Is the history now
written by the Evangelical church
The first Sunday - school of the
denomination was organized in
Lebanon, Pa., in the autumn of
1832. This event is being cele
brated everywhere throughout
the church by a special program
stressing the importance of Chris
tian education.
Clear Lake, Labish Center, and
Middle Grove, the three societies
of Labish Mission of the Evan
gelical church are cooperating
Sunday In a program at the Cleat
'J each point participating. The El
dridge Sunday school has been
Invited to unite in this anniver
sary memorial. A pioneer of the
work. Dr. W. C. Kantner, will be
the special guest speaker of the
occasion.
The program arranged by Rev
H. R. Scheuerman, pastor of tbe
mission follows:
10 a. m. Sunday school, w. P,
Collard superintending; hymns:
"The Church in the Wild. Wood,
'Savior Like a Shepherd Lead
fa;" devotional reading; invoca
tlon; hymn, "Yield Not to Temp
tation:" class sessions; hymn
"Stand Up For Jesus;" scripture
and prayer; offering for Missions
historical sketch of the Sunday
chool work; Clear Lake, Alex
Harold; Middle Grove. C. J. Bar-
run; LADisn center, a. u. Horns
chuch; special music and address
"Leadership and Increase", by
pastor, H. R. Scheuerman.
12:15 p. m., basket dinner
2:00 p. m. afternoon session; song
service; scripture; hymn, "He
Leadeth Me;" prayer; ten minutes
addresses on "Our Task," by Mrs.
W. H. Scharf; "Accomplishing
Our Task by Miss Grace Klampe;
"The Glory of Our Task," byJMiss
Gladys Brown; hymn, "The
Church's One Foundation"; offer
ing for missions; "Reminiscences
of the Beginnings of this and Ad
jacent Work", by Dr. W. C. Kant
ner; hymn, "Lead On, O King
Eternal", and benediction. j
Song leader. Miss Grace
Klampe; pianist. Miss Katherine
Scharf. I
Former members and friends
are invited to Join in this centen
nial celebration which will fol
low the old custom of a basket
dinner at the place of worship,
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Rev. Louis Adams. Indian evan
gelist, who will preach Sunday
night at the Alliance Gospel
Tabernacle.
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EVANGELIST
: Rer. Fletcher Galloway, pastor
of the Nazarene church, h .s been
invited to be guest speaker for
the student body at Northwest
Nazarene college at the time of
the recent meetings there In Oc- 1
tober. Rer. Galloway Is a mem
ber of the board of regents.
JL number of young people
irom me cnuren here are K. .nt
to attend this college at Nampa,
Idaho, and last -Sunday a brief
send-off" service was held for
them at the church. Youths leav
ing are: Kenneth Asberry, Daniel
Hardy. Robert Huston and Glenn
Huston.
Galloway Is continuing the
two series of sermons which
started last Sunday. The morning
message tomorrow will be. "The
Queen of the Graces" in the eer-
ies, "Gifts and Graces." The eve
ning message will be, 'Thy Such
World?" which will deal with
..Oe-old problem of evil. In
commenting upon this subject
Rev. Galloway said, "Humanity
either had a fall or e!;e a mighty
poor start."
The choir directed by John
Friesen, will sing Sunday morn
ing "The Songr of Victory" which
was written by Chas. II. Gabriel
who passed away this week. Sun
day night. Earl Miller will sing a
baritone solo, and a mixed quar
tet composed of Clyde Holier,
Stella Hotter, I la Fo'ter, and U
E. De Vault will sing.
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GIVES
TEXTS FOR SERIES
The Sunday night services at
tiie First Evangelical church, at
announced by the pastor, Dr
Emory Pettlcord, will be evangel
istic in nature. The text will be
taking "The Meaning of Bible
Terms" such as forgiveness, con
viction, consecration, sympathy,
peace, sleep, hope and many others
In order, which will be of interest
to all.
These announced subjects will
be treated seperately each night.
The different departments jo:
arc
Prayer mediae Wore evealaf service at
v:30; orre preiaaa T:ie, Mil Miliar,
argaaist. Sesmiac set lire t:0. spans!
rhair aair 'flil imii'i flml
mple Taa Heasa aa4 taa PUlara."
This It tha aacaaa aarmom af aariaa at
threa. Prayar Baatiag aad kibr atadr
Wcdaeadar :0 P- -
rsotajrtrxx xaptut
Caraaa Uatal aad Aeadaatr traata. Baa-
day aebaat 10 a. at, leaaaa: X Saaaal, IX.
JTaaafeiaff at 11 a. m. aad T:0 p. m.
MMwee prapar aa taatimaar bnUu
Taanday S p. at.
srixmrixisT chttkch or
DIVOTS TKUTH
Kel oa kalL CaaaiakeU bwaa LfWr-
ty. aad CaaaMreiaL (?ardoa Flestac. paa-
tor. Saaday ftatrieaa t U !:N k a.
me tarn aad kaaUar. S p. tn. feetara aaa-
Jact "Tha Aitral War id" followad hv
Miiipi. Mldvaak aaaaaara aaniaa at
251 O atraat. aatvaaa CemaMrdal aad
Frost. Tharaday 1 p. a.
OOTJXT STKEXT CHZMTXAST
Obraar lTth aad Oawt atraata. Hack
V. McOatlaaa, paatar. raatdaaca ITaa
Chaaaaaata. pa aaa 1104. Biala aehaot at
t:S a. am, Mra. Iraaa WalUr. aaparia
taadaat. ataraiag aranhip aad Lord's Sap
par at XI, aaaraa Utaaa "Is Ua Kaal
Ckrisliaa Uapapaiart" Taaac paapla's
O. K. aociatiaa at T p. a. lawaiar aaaa
talUtia aarriea aad aaac-faat. S. Saraaaw
UaaM "Tha Maker af Hear Thimsa." Mid
week aarriea Wedaeaday. S p. at,
"Brotherhood."
MISSIONARY
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Rer. Louis Adams, Indian
evangelist, will speak Sunday
night at 7:45 o'clock at the Al
liance gospel tabernacle, G55 Fer
ry street, on "Just Who Stall See
God?" He will appear iu full trt
bal regalia.
Adams in his youth lived a
wild, reckless existence, but cast
all that aside wLen he became in-
sled I- r ligion and then the
m'nlstry, he has told Rev. W. H.
Caldwell, pastor of the local Alliance.
Bert McManus. sheriff of Che
lan eounty, , Washington, "at
tests" to the early life ot r.v.
Louie Ada is , whom he has
known during the 35 years he has
been a law enforce lent officer
in Washington, as follows:
"Adams' czrly life was rather
a wicked ana vicious me, dui
since his profession as a minister
has began, I find that he is ap
plying his education and all his
energies in an effort to benefit
mankind.
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SPEAKERS
At the regular monthly meet
ing of the First Methodist church
Men's Bible class, Monday night
at 7:30 o'clock, a program of
general interest will be given in
the church auditorium, and will
be open to the general public as
well as all men, women and child
ren of the church. .
Dr. Robert Gatke of Willamette
university and Dr. M. A. Marcy.
district superintendent, will be
tbe speakers, both to give ad
dresses on Jason Lee. Musie for
the program Is being arranged by
Mrs. Darlow Johnson.
This Is the first of a series
of educational programs which
the class will sponsor this fall
and winter, with Robinson Spen
cer, librarian of Willamette uni
versity, chairman ot the program
committee.
Rev. H. G. Humphrey, of Goodlnc Idaho, who win arrive here Sat
urday and fiuuday morning will preach his first sermon a pastor
of Jason Lee Memorial M. E. church. He succeeds Iter. Hugh B.
Fouke, Jr. Rev. Humphrey has been superintendent of the east
em Idaho conference district for the last fonr years, and has held
pastorates in Kansas City, and St. Louia, Mo., Helena, Bloat and
Twin Falls, Idaho. He is a graduate of Baker university and Drew
Theological seminary. The family Includes Mrs. Humphrey, two
daughters and a son.
nrOLswoos tjtmitkp bkxthw
Ceraar North 17th aad Nebraska. Bar.
&. V. Wilaoa. paster. Raaday aehaol 9:4S.
wains; worship 11; easject "Oa to the
Peak." Breaiaf worship 1:19. Yang
people's ateetiaf 6:30. sabjret "My
Share la My Home." leader. Mias Ida
Mas Lyons.
SOUTH SALEM rKIEIDS
Sooth Commercial at Wabia(toa atreet.
Charles C. Haworth, pastor. Saaday school
10 a. at, Nathaa Cook, saperioteadeat.
Monti a r worship aad sermon, 1L. Ereaiac
worship T:S0. Thursday prayer aseetiaf
aad bible stady, 7:10 p. m.
PBESBTTXBXUr
Winter aad Chrmeketa streets. Grovar
C. Birtcaet. D.D.. pastor.. Church school
SjSO a. as, L. M. Ramace. eaperintaad
Bt. Merninc worship 11. aermoa tonic
"Eridearp of God's Election." anthem,
"Ajsgel Voices Ever Siacinr"- (SheUy).
Solo, Mrs. U. J. MilUe, "Rest ia the
Lord" (Stickles). Christian Endeavor so
cieties 0:30 p. as. Krcaraf aerrirr 7:30
sermoa "The ChallcBra ot the Diffifnlt."
Anthem, "He Waa Wonadrd for Onr
Tra n s (re tai on s.
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LESLIE BICE
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tit 9 . . ji j. U I ' ,
Ira E. Gillet. mlaalonary to Afri
ca, who speaks Kanday night
at the Pint Methodist church
here, and tonight at the Ford
Memorial church in Wrt Salem.
Rally Program v
Sunday Morning
For Lutherans
The Leslie Memorial church in
South Salem has secured the ser
vices ot Mrs. Marjorie Walker
Ratcllffe as director of music for
this year. Mrs. Ratcllffe enters
upon her duties this week and
has plans for many special mu
sical features and services during
tbe year.
She comes to her work with a
backgrossd of 17 years spent -in
the concert, church aad teaching
fields, including wort as soloist
or director with the Baptist Tem
ple church of Philadelphia, Met
ropolitan Methodist church of Vie
toria. B. C-. the Piedmont Pres
byterian and Rose City churches
ot Portland, and St, Paul's Epis
copal church of Salem.
The members of Leslie Memor
ial eh arch are greatly pleased to
have a musician ot such wide ex
perience and recognised ability
to eontinue and enlarge their pro
gram ot mudc Mr.' Ratcllffe is
enthusiastic about the musical
possibilities of Leslie and South
Salem. She invites the members
and friends of the church to at
tend the musical at home at the
new Ratcllffe residence, 1841
Falrmount avenue, Sunday after
noon, September 25, . and hear
several out-of-town artists in vo
cal and instrumental music.
GBAOB eO&PZL H1XX,
Snndsy school at 10. Praachiaf at 11
V m. and 8 p. m. Fred Stliott of Port
land, speaker. Gospel meet! of erery Fri
day niht.
SUNDAY
in the Churches
n
hiohulbtd nmros
Hi ah land and Church streets. Olea Sia-
asrd, pastor, residence 235 Maple are
ana. Sunday school 9:43 a. m., E. M.
Beckett, superintendent; maraiaf war
ship 11, sermon snbjret "Tha Meaaeafsr
of Lore. Junior C. E. C:S0 p. a, senior
and intermedials 0. E. 6:80. ETsniells
tfe service 7:80 p. at. Midweek prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
XVTOHY MXMOK1AX
Terry and 19th streets. H. O. 8torer.
minister. Morninr worship 11, sermon "A
Victorious Faith?' Kreniaf aerriea 7:10,
theme. "A New Bone." Mntie by tha
choir st morning; aad evening. Church
school meets st 10 a. m., C O. Harris,
superintendent. Tonaf people's saeetiag
at 6:45 p. as.
rxaST OOIGREQATTOITAJ.
Ceater and Liberty streets. J. K. 81m-
oods. pastor. Sundsr school 9:45 ev m
morniar worship 11; tabject, "Pear aad
God's Gifts." Sola by Mrs. Harry Harms.
rrasi baptist
Marion and North Liberty streets. Brlt
toa Boss, minister. Bible school 9:45 a. as.,
Pred Breer, saperiatendeat. Morning wor
ship it, special masie by the chair. s
moa "The Redemption Story. Junior
KVAKGELISTIO TABEUfACLB
Terry and ISth streets. C. G. Weston.
Pastor. Sanday school, 1:45 p. m., R. C
Pergnson. superintendent. Church service
t p. m.. evsagelistie service 7:45. Special
masie at each service. Maaday aicht at S.
farewell service fer Miss Mary Phaa win
be bold at North Howell grange hall.
Tneeday. 7:45 p. ss message by Rev.
Janes. Devotional service Tharaday 7:45
P- as. Teang people'a service 7:45 p. as.
Satarday. choir at S.
riBST OEBJCAir BAPTIST
Keith Cottage and D streets. O. W.
Botecb. minister. Saaday school 9:45 a.m.
Sam Schirmaa. saperintendent. Morniag
wersaip it e cteefc. aabject. A With
ered Haad." Choir anthem. Toans- ee-
o s meeting 7 p. m Henry It
presHleat. Evealer service, a tonic.
"tioiy ieeislon Tor Christ." Male
et. Regular midweek prayer aerriea at
o p. m. weaaeeaay.
PTBST EVAJTGEXJCAL
North 8amaser at Marion street. Emory
W. Petttcerd. D.D.. minister. Sunday
wheel. 9:45 a. ., L. L. Thoraton, super
intendent, morniag worship 11 a. m. Ur
gaa preroda aad oHertery. Mrs. Ethel
Poling Phelps. Sermon, "The Reason e
Uhrtst's Sovereignty." Christian Eadeav
and senior B. T. P. V. at p. as. or t p. at.; evangeliitie service at 8, ser-
Rally Day will be observed
Sunday in the American Luth
eran church, announces P. W.
tsriEsen, the pastor, when a pro
gram of special merit will be pre
sented. Dr. A me 8. Jensen of
Monmouth Normal school will
giv the morning address on
George Washington, the Man
The rest of the program fol
lows: old gospel hymns; scrip
ture and prayer by the pastor;
the call ot the Sunday school .year
1932-133, Supt. Arnold A. Krue
ger; solo: "The Lord is Mindful
of His Own." Mrs. J. A. Sholseth;
The Appeal Not tbe Primary De
partment. Mrs. C. M. Byrd. Supt
hymn; male quartet; offertory
and announcements: anthem; ser
monet: "The Lutheran Church in
the Days of the Revolution," the
pastor; prayer The Doxology
and the congregation standing in
silent prayer.
First M. E. to
Hear Ira Gillet
Sunday Evening
Ira E. Gillet. Methodist mis
sionary to Africa with headquar
ters at Inhambane district, Port
ugese East Africa, will speak at
the service at the First Methodist
chureh. Sunday at 7:30 o'clock.
He will show moving pictures ot
the country and of the natives,
and will display handiwork ot the
natives.
Mr. Gillet hag been a mission
ary in Africa for 13 years, where
he is also an Instructor In a
boarding school for boys, where
the Portugese language is taught.
He is a dynamic speaker and his
message will be educational and
Inspiring.
moa. "Convictirc." Goapel soag service
led by J. H. Prieten. Special musir by
ms'e quartet acd guest soloist. Bible
ttudv and prsrer Thartdsy 8 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL
LXTTBXBAM MUssobtI Synod
Rev. H. W. Gross, pastor. Kncjuh acrv
ices at 9:43 s. m. German at 11 o'clock.
(Continued en Pare 10
SPECIAL DDIOXSTRATIOX
ELDRIEDGE. Sept. It The
Daily vacation bible school class
will give a demonstration at the
Sunday school here Sunday mor
ning following the regular lesson
study, with Gladys Brown and
Virginia Sahll la charge.
PARKER IS LEADER
The Young People's Forum of
the Flr3t Methodist chur-h will
meet at 6:30 Sunday evening.
Rev. B. Earle Parker will lead
the discussion.
MICKEY MOUSE
'Watch the Birdie!
By WALT DISNEY
STAND BACK
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the church are well supplied with
pianos, yet a friend has donated
another for the main auditorium.
This will make a battery of two
pianos, one on each side of the
pulpit, with the large pipe organ
in the back ground. These three
instruments will be played by Mrs.
Ethel Poling Phelps. Miss Helen
Rex and Miss Glayds Helficker.
J. H. Freizen will conduct an old
fashioned gospel message in song.
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