The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Saturday Mornlrtg. October 15, 1932
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Society
Plans Completed
For Woodburn
Meeting
The 26th semi-annuai conven
tion of the Marion county Fed
ration of Women's clubs will be
held in Woodburn Thursday, Oc
tober 17, with the Woodburn
Women's club and the Woodburn
Rttl eob " Jli 1 7";
, ran. o. n. svwbi, jmcoimu
of the federation, in conjunction
-with the hostess clubs is arrang
ing a splendid program,
The sessions which begin at
10 o'clock will be held in the
Presbyterian church at the cor
ner of 3rd end Garfield streets.
At noon the Woodburn hotel will
serve a luncheon for those send-
ing meir reserraiions io jra.
Arista Nendel. Woodburn.
M Many of the 21 federated
ciucw nave airenu,
aeiegaies ana a larg uu
is anticipated.
Mrs. Roy Simmons
Is Club Hostess
Mrs. Roy Simmons entertained
at her home Thursday afternoon
In comnliment to tho first meet
ing of the seasonfor her contract
club. A luncheon preceded the
main afternoon of, contract. Mrs.
James Young will entertain the
club In two weeks.
Present were Mrs. H. G. Mat-
son, "Mrs. palmer MacDonald, Mrs.
W. E. Scandling of Portland, Mrs
J. H. Callaghan, Mrs. C. W. Paul
us, Mrs. John Elliott, and Mrs. SI
mons.
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Silverton The Triple Link
elub held its first autumn meet
Ing Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Richard Larsen on
Second street. The group decid
ed to hold an attendance contest
with Ttfrs. Robert Goetz and Mrs.
Sylvia Allen as captains. The
contest will last until the first of
the year. Each side will also
make a quilt. The losing side
will put on the entertainment
for the winners.
Miss Adamson and Miss Ora
Larson were special guests of
the group.
Members present were Mrs. R.
Gourlie, Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Mrs.
Ruth Allen, Mrs. Goets, Alvin
Hemmlngson, Mrs. E. E. Taylor,
Mrs. Jack Riches, Mrs. F. J. Rou
bai, Mrs. Lawrence Larson, Mrs.
Fred Otjen, Mrs. S. A. Gay, Mrs.
Mary Andrews and Mrs. Richard
Larsen. "
Miss Crystle Alexander, daugh
ter of V. G. Alexander, became
the bride of Roy Wells of
Brownsrllle, in a simple cere
mony performed at the country
home of the bride's father Thurs
day at high nbon. Mr. and Mrs.
Wells will make their home in
Brownsville.
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News and Club
OUVK M. DOAK,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Saturday,
Women's Relief Corps,
hall, 2 o'clock.
Leslie P. T. A. Will
Hear C. A. Howard
Superintendent of state educa
tion, C. A. Howard, will address
ilia T.oaliA Pinnt.TAiilin' eseft.
etaUoa Monday night at 8 o'clock
in tne school building. Mrs. u.
J. McLellan, president, will pre
side. Miss Gladys Edgar will be solo-
,gt for mttslcal program and
w,n be accompanied by Mrg. Wil.
n., r vi.t.
A1, parent8 and frlends of the
BChool are urged to-be present
for tn,8 meetlng whlcll haTe
more than
program.
nsual interest in its
Hazel Green Mrs. Clark M.
Smith was hostess at the parson
age Thursday afternoon to the
Women's Missionary society. This
was the annual literature meeting
with Mrs. Orvllle Luckey leader.
Rev. Leila Luckey of Portland
spoke on . "What Shall They
Read?" Mrs. Luckey served sev
eral years in New Mexico among
the' Spanish Americans. Others
taking part were Mrs. Joseph
Cook, Mrs. Milo Barnett, Mrs. Ru
dolph Wacken, Miss Hulda Strip
ling, Mrs. Robert Massie and Mrs.
Smith. The group voted to Invite
Bishop Warner, who is spending
the last weoM la October In Salem,
to spend an' afternoon with the
group in study of "The Three
T's."
The program committee for
World's Mission Advancement day
is Rev. Clark M. Smith, Mrs.
Luckey, president of Women's
Missionary .society, Mrs. G. G.
Looney, -patronesses Otterbein
Guild, the date to be announced
later.
The Ottenbein Guild held their
annual literature meeting at home
of patroness Mrs. Looney, with
Stella Cook, leader. Misses Imo-
gene and Lucille Wood will be
hostesses for the November
meeting.
Bethel Mrs. J. A. Hain was
honored by the Bethel Dorcas
club at her home - Wednesday.
The club gathered as a surprise
to work all day on her "Grand
i ma's Flower Garden" quilt. Mrs.
Halo; was presented by the elub
with a beautiful wool blanket as
a farewell gift, as Mr. and Mrs.
Hain are moving to the Klamath
Falls country next week.
Among those present were the
honor guest, Mrs. J. A. Hain
Mrs. Emory of Portland, Mrs. J,
M. Nichols. Mrs. Cass A. Nichols
Mrs. John Spranger, Mrs. A. C
Spranger, Mrs. Julia Grant, Mrs
C. A. Fenton, Mrs. E. E. Matten
Mrs. J. G. Lauderback, Mrs. J
D. Clark. Mrs. A. I. Eoff. Mrs
Bert Smith, Mrs. E. W. Kitchen
Mrs. M. Sundborg Miss Elsie
Strong, Mrs. Ben Williams, Mrs
Nick Brinkley. Mrs. M. H. Utter
land Mrs. W. T. Brinkley.
Mrs. Matten, Mrs. N. Brinkley
and Miss Strong became mem
bers of the club.
Gervais The Past Matrons
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
Masonic hall for the first meeting
after the summer recess. Mrs. Vir
ainia Booster and Mra. LAlHa
Wadsworth were manaeinir host-
esses for a pot luck luncheon at 1
o'clock. The afternoon was spent
socially and to planning for the
next, meeting wnen me wooooum
ana ijonaia ciuos win oe guests 01
the Gervais club,
Those present were Mrs. Clara
Jones,' Ella Harper, Merle Ramp,
Minnie Gouley, Sylvia Brixey,
Katie Sturgis, Viola Hennlng,
ana me aosiesses, Mrs. uoosier
and the hostesses. Mrs. Booster
ana Waas worth.
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Hallowe'eii time is here and it
made a delightful motif for the
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u Jicacu cuuipiiuieiiiea ner son, 1 ' , - - . ,
Bruce Mescb, Wednesday, at the Gracf;.Fmtr, Gce Ludvlg Mey
familv residence. Master Brnc Althea Meyer, Margaret Qle-
was eight years old and he and
his young guests enjoyed a line
party and this was followed by a
dinner at the Mescb. home. Hallo
we'en decorations made a gay ta
hie for the young people. Mrs.
Emil Halik assisted Mrs. Mesch
in serving.
An interesting evening was en-
Joyed Friday night at the Gilbert
Art anA rvnft .tnln . -...
time wT A. farrow ot San Tn-
eisco, spoke concerning the mnu-
uw v. wiui. au uiwimwa irvup
asked many Questions following
the talk and an Informal discus
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sion concluded the evening. Mr,
Harrow will speak again In Salem
In the near future and at that
time will speak on the chemistry
of color.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dancy bad
as their dinner guests Friday
night Mrs. Susie Jones McGee.
formerlv a resident of Salem, who
with her sister, Mrs. Brink of
Prlnevllle, Is visiting here. They
have been stopping at the Royal
Court while In Salem. They plan
to leave this weekend for Mrs.
McGee s home ln San Diego.
A pretty birthday party was
that- with which Mrs. Wendall
Rambo complimented her son on
his second birthday Thursday at
the Rambo home. Games were
enjoyed by the small guests who I war held by Mrs. William Paul
were accompanied br their moth-Ins. Mrs. F. F. Ford and Mrs. F.
ers. At the tea hour a glorious
birth da v eaka bearing two candles
was a lovely feature.
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Inmrs. Viror J. G. Wurster.
Tinia walert. Past Grand Chief
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Tmma r snvrTAW and Emma Smith
ranrsMantativM who attend
mA t)i, ssaiinns nf th mna loare
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Knights , of Pythias and grand
temple of Pythian Sisters held at
Society Editor
October 15
regular meeting at Miller's
Reception Honors
Distinguished Guest
Following the brilliant concert I
played by Miss Olga Steeb at I guests motored to the homo of
Waller hall, Thursday night, Dr.jwilda Fleener where the third
and Mrs. David Bennett Hill wer ( course was served. ' Dorothy
hosts for a smart reception com- Pranks, Lnly McClay, Deena Hart
plimenting the distinguished and Evelyn Naderman were assist
guest Miss Frances Melton, of the ant hostess,
school music of Willamette unl- The McElroy Home was the fi
ver si ty and an intimate friend of nal stop where after the last
Miss Steeb, was jointly compll-1
mented with the visitor.
Miss Winifred Byrd and Miss
Melton presided at the urns and
assisting; w serving were jhiis
navia uuwna. .miss virsiuia
Cross, Miss Barbara -Pierce, Miss
Helene Prce, Miss Helen MacHl
ron and Miss Charlotte Hill. Mrs.
Hill was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. W. H. Lytle.
Out of town guests included
Miss Steeb and her mother, Judge
Dawson and David Craif, editor of
Unala Jt W.M nalikla -a. a 'f all a T I
i-.aiv .uu iuuaivmua, mu ui xjvm i
Angeies. utner guests were
riAtita. In WinalA Mia. Mttlt'
and Miss Winifred Byd
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Macleay. Mrs. A. H. Fuest-
inan, Mrs. W. A. Jones, Mrs. J. F.
C. Tekenburg and Mrs. Harry
Phillips were Joint hostesses to
aii-aay mmin- weanesaay ai we
11 M AS -rw a a . a 1
- aeaipian iome. ran iiowers ana
black cats were used as table dec- I
orauons ai ino noon-oay amner.
Tho lifo of Columbus was the
study subject During tho social
hour short talks were given by
Mr. and Mrs. George Meislnger
and W. A. Jones and readings
were given by Charles Baker and
J. F. C. Tekenburg.
The November meeting will be
held at tho Mrs. R. Clark home
with Mrs. M. M. Mageo and Mrs.
Stella Culver as Joint hostesses.
Mrs. Meislnger was received as
a member. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. C. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Farr, Mr. and Mrs. George Meis
lnger, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones,
Mr. and and Mrs. J. F. C. Teken
burg, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Terwll
Hger, Mrs. Harry Martin; Mrs. W.
Frlnk, Mrs M. M. Mageo, Mrs.
G. A. 8pellbrink, Mrs. M. A. Wells,
Mrs. Edith Wilson, Mrs. Harry
Phillips, Mrs. Stella Culver and
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fuestman.
Labish Center Miss Hazel
Emerson, bride-elect of Alfred
Widmer of Longview, Wash., was
tho Inspiration for a pre-nuptial
shower Wednesday afternoon at
tho home' of Mrs. W. A. Starker.
The afternoon was spent In
tying quilts, which were present
ed to Miss Emerson
An attractive pink -and white I
color scheme was carried out in j
tne room aecorations and re
freshments. Mrs. J. W. Burr and
Mrs. Harry Lovre served. A
beautiful bride and groom cake
centered the service table.
In the group were Miss' Em
erson, Mrs. M. Emerson of
Aurora, Mrs. F. Weinman, Mrs.
W. F. Klampe, Miss Francis
Klampe, Miss Emma McClaughry,
Mrs. J. Rettz, Mrs. E. Weinman,
Mrs. Horace Bibby. Mrs. Harry
Boehm, Mm. I. D. Bennett, Mrs.
A. Miller, Mrs. H. C. Bennett,
Mrs. E. Hcrnschuch. Mrs. A. F.
Rominger, Miss
Erma Horn-
scnucn, Mrs. A
F. Rominger,
MI8S Erma Hornscnuch. Mrs. A
M- Boynton, Mrs. W. R. Daugh
l?T?"n?'
Starker and Mrs. J,
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Brush Creek. Mr. and Mrs.
1 Tneoaore Grace entertained at a
surprise birthday party Wednes
day night for their son, Irl, the
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were in diversion, wun mgn
1 uS mm oimi ujcii.
I present were Jonn uopiernd.
in uopierua, i,ueiia oriana.
Stella Dybevlk, Audney Tokstad,
TTrevI Vrna- T Vm r TToian Ft-
cik, Milo Grace, Merle Grace and
Mr. and Mrs. Grace. -
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Brooks. Complimenting their
son AlDert's loth birthday, Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Harris entertained
with a lively party at their home
Thursday night An enjoyable eve
ning was spent with games and
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Elizabeth Clark Mis. Dona Bish-
I -l"q CiarB, MISS LfOna BUH-
TheSa" RTMlssetchekiHS
Iff. i J im rs5?
i Alvin Reed Rill Rinnan Tka Win.
fJZL V. -i" Ai", .
I wasAlatvas, USSJ AMIVUUV Alasl dJBIt JR.
bert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
I Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Harris.
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It has been announced that
there will be an open department
wars at Pep hall, 17th and IV
beta streets, October 20 at S
o'clock. It Is expected that a nnm-
Af Vu,a.. e iwin
Kar trm Baiar. snriii.rv arin k.
in . attendance. Much Interest Is
being shown ln the treasure chest
which will be awarded at the large
party being planned for early In
November by the auxiliary to
I Marlon post.
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Mrs. X. E. Bill was hostess In
I compliment to her clnb Thursday
afternoon. Luncheon followed by
cards occupied the afternoon
hours. Winning scores for cards
L. Tlttard. Mrs. Paulus and Mrs.
I James Hardy were special guests.
I Mrs. Ford will be hostess to the
I group i or lis next meeuot.
The Past Noble Orands elnb
ama. a a.a la a .A . M
I win mew. wun Airs, uenruue
- 1 Cummlngs Wednesday night at I
i . . . , . in
I o eiocx. abbisuok awaioBsea win
J be Mrs, Cart O. Engstrom, Mrs.
i Evelyn Naderman and Mrs. W. A.
Af
airs
Progressive Dinner
Jolly Affair
A progressive dinner was a fea
ture of the Thursday night meet
ing of the F. L. club. Four courses
were served, each course at a dif
ferent home. .
The first hostess was Mildred
Martin assisted by Bernlce Zlelke
and the second course was served
at the home of Evelyn Heseman
with Adaline Lanktree as an as
sistant hostess.
From the Lanktree . home the
eourse cards were In nlav and a
deliahtfullv Informal Hl tlma
...loved. nmtMM at thte
h0ma were Helen MeElrov. Mvrtu
McClay and Hasel McElroy.
West Salem. Mrs. John S
Friesen was hostess to members
of the Women's Foreign Mission
ary society of the Natarene church
at her homo Thursday afternoon
dnt of th arwitv rnninitH th
interesting-meetlnr. and after the
.
regular missionary lesson a social
atu-lhonr follow-if with a wviv mr.
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?f w uo.w.er Sni"l
.d. a. r. omiiu. wua.ui mo i-
assisted in serving by Misses Hul
da, Susie and Agnes Friesen of
Dallas.
Those attending were Mesdames
ger. H. C. Unruh, A. F. Friesen,
S. S. Edljrer. J. J. Funk. Minnie
Valech. Georee in. TAMlre Panl
Hardv. Enoch Zimmerman. Eliza-
Kth Barter. Mr. irira rrA-
eif Lenora Tljnn, Lydla Patter-
son, M. D. Lltwlller, Mary Spltt
ler, L. Van Delender, L. D. Smith,
Thomas Dalke, Emily Olson, A. A.
Warkentln, N. J. Bllveur, J. C.
Wilson, W. H. Caldwell, Minnie A.
Leigh. E, Banta, Dan Friesen.
Frank Lltwlller. A. O. Sehroeder.
A. S. Parnell. Ina Splttler, John
P. Jan-en, Clara Galloway, Hot
ter, Delia Smallwood, Hulda Frie
sen, John S. Friesen, hostess, and
the Misses Agnes and Susie Frie
sen of Dallas.
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Dallas. Next Wednesday at
2:30 o'clock members of the Dal
las Woman's club and Invited '
guests will bo entertained at a
reception with members of the ex
ecutive committee as hostesses.
The affair will Uko place In the !
clubroom at the library. Each
member may bring a guest.
The board which will act as
hostesses Is composed of Mrs. R.
T. Morrison, president; Mrs. H.
D. Peterson, Mrs. Vera Smith.
Mrs. A. R. Hartman, Mrs. Ormel
Shreeve, Mrs. W. G. Vaasall. Mrs.
Harry Woods and Mrs. John Wick.
Mrs. Peterson is In charge of the
program which Is being worked
out for the reception
Jefferson A special meeting
of the Past Noble Grand club was
held in the lodge rooms of the
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday after
noon, for the purpose of Installing
the new officers, who are: Presi
dent, Mrs. Ada Wells; vice presi
dent, Stella Hart; secretary-treasurer,
Grace Thurston; marshal.
Millie Bilyeu; chaplain, Flora
Thomas.
Members present were: . Mrs.
Grace Thurston, Mrs. R. W. Curl,
Mrs. Lee Wells, Mrs. Paul Smith,
Laura Thomas, Flora Thomas,
Mrs. Dora Humphrey, Mrs. Ezra
Hart, Mrs. Maude Blackwell, Mrs.
Hugh Bilyeu, and Mrs. Wm. Skel-
ton. Guests were Mrs. Paul Mc-
Kee. Mrs. Margaret Davidson, and
Miss Frances Goln.
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Heaaing tne Thursday club for
thls year will be Mrs. Carl Gregg
Doney, Mrs. George Pearce will
be vice-president and Mrs. R. J.
Hendricks, secretary. An Interest-
1I the home of Mrs. Marie
Flint McCall was the delightful
and witty reminiscences of Wash
ington, D. C., and Us life over a
vcliu past ia years as
Mrs. W. H. Hawley. sp-
period of the past 26 years as
clal guest for the breakfast meet
ing which started the elub season.
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Hollywood. The Hollywood
Ladies' Social club held its first
meeting of the season at the home
of Mrs. V. M. LaDue Thursday
afternoon. Officers elected were:
President, Mrs. LaDue; vice-president,
Mrs. W. W. Fisher: secre
tary-treasurer. Miss Florence
meeman. All were reelected from
last year.
Prent were Mrs. W. T. Starr.
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1 li-hap. Mrs. 0. JL Forgard. Miss
i .wie.ii suu us nuns-
-ss. Mrs LaDue,
Dallas. Members of the local
American Legion auxiliary will
sponsor their annual Hallowe'en
dance Monday night. October SI.
foUowln "al Hallowe'en
wi wv iiuiuini, iss asucs
fond' f"1 m,ed ln nrtt
w t .
. Mri- H-.D- f616"0? to f p1
enairman iop tne aiiair ana is te-
Ing assisted by several other
members of the auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durbln ar
In California for a short visit with
their son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Durbln, Jr.
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TUm CHRISMi
TURNER, Oct 1 4 Rally day
will be observed Sunday In tho
First Christian church here, with
a goal of 197 persons In attend
ance set. A basket dinner will bo
served at noon for members and
friends of tho church. The special
services will begin at 10 o'clock.
.Special features will bo singing
by tho Barriek quartet of Salem
and presentation of tho Aumsvllle
glee ' club by tho director, Mrs.
England of the school faculty
daring the morning. .
In tho afternoon Rev. Hush Mc-
Callum of the Court street Chris
tian church In Salem., will speak at
J.a . . ; , . i
:J0 O Clock, telling Of his lX I
years mission experiences in I
South Africa.
Tho Christian Endeavor will
continue the rally Idea, and the
pastor, Rev. B. J. Gllstran. will
preaeh at the closing service Sun
day night, as well as In the
morning.
District Elder
ToTalkSunday
At Rally Event
Sundav ia Rallv dav at fh vtrt
Evangelical churchy in planning
lor this program the attendance
has shown a substaatial gain.
On this special iidav Sundav
..v..i " CZI?1"L .
" oegin at a. m..
"er which Dr. Emory W. Petti
COrd, the pastor, will bring the
morning message at 11 a. m. Then
the membership and friends will
spread their lunches together in
the church dining room where the
At 2 p. m. R8V. C, P. Gates, dis
trict superintendent of the Oregon
j and Washington conferences will
""7" .t!
-wrvioe. ana a.so
again at 7:30 p. m. Special music
by trios, quartetts and congrega
tional singing will have a fitting
place In the program, directed by
J. H. Free-en.
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Alien Omitil Head
Of Student Group
For Rural School
HATESVILXiE, Oct. 14. The
stndent nody of the Hayesville
school has heen organized with
Allen Smith as president, Marcelle
wraw lt.nnliliiti Paatil.A . I
ayama, aecretary, and UeOrgO Bai-
to. Sergeant-at-armS.
Pnlnmrtna daw uraa
by tie children Thursday Instead
of Wednesday, that helng the reg
nlar assembly day. The children
of the primary room prepared a
playlet of four scenes.
RALLY SERVICE SUNDAY
FRUITLAND. Oct 14 Sunday
October 16, is Rally day at the
church here. Special program to
follow the regular Sunday lesson.
School is progressing nicely. Mrs.
Schulz, in the primary room, has
seven new first graders again this
year.
Miss Helen Byrnes of Los An
geles, who has been In Salem at
tending the state W. C. T. U. con
vention, was a speaker in McMinn-
ville Friday afternoon and Friday
nle-hf tTinks n Wa.e c-
rill speak at Jasoa Lee church
Sunday morning and at Stayton
Sunday night. Monday morning
she will address the high school
students of Stayton,
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Sunday night at 7: SO, as a fea-
ture Of -the service. Professor Cam-
eron Marshall, director of music,
will give a study in crayon and
song on the theme. "The Little
Brown Church In the Vale." As
Mr. Marshall draws the nlcture
and sings he will be accompanied
by T. S Roberts, organ, Miss Car-
olyn Parker, piano, and Miss Jean-
nette Scott, violin, and the chorus
choir.
Hazel Green. Mrs. Ben Clem
ens was hostess for an 8 o'clock
I dinner Thursday night honoring
her husband on his birthday. Cov
ers were laid for the honor guest.
1 jar. uismesi, ana kit. ana Airs.
Peter Reyl.t. of Salem. Mr. and
Mr. Clemens, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Clifton Clemens, Miss Eileen
Clemens, Arthur Clemens, Guy Al
len Looney and the hostess, Mrs.
Clemens.
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Toung people of the Evangeli
cal church were entertained with
a banquet Tuesday night. Pep
songs and short talks .were the
feature at the dinner hour. Yellow
tapers and autumn leaves were
used aa decorations about the
room.
Among those to motor to Port
land for football today will be Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Lamport, Mr.
ana jars. a. u. uoiirana ut. ana
Mrs. Prince Bvrd.
Mrs. Carl Emmons was hostess
Tuesday for members of her club.
Mrs. F. B. Needham, special guest
for the afternoon, assisted Mrs.
Emmons at the tea hour.
BICXBEAT.T. BTAJTOEUOAZ.
Jaka J. Kndln, minister. Church ssheel
19 a. as. Horaiar warship. 11. samvea
tapis, "Oar Bespeaslbsll ty. ' Be STsaing
eerviae.
First Evangelical .Church
North Summer at Btarioxt St.
Emory W. Pettlcord, De Minister
Ei AILEdlT P ATT
Sunday, October 16th
Great Sunday School Bally at 9 :45 AM.
Public Wonhlp and Preaching at 1 1 A.M
V 2 and 70P.
IUr. Chester P. Gates. District SnpL, wffl
. teak at 2 and at 7:39 Pe M.
j Basket Dinner in Church Basement i
I- , Com Early and Stay AH Day ; "
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e Churc
rare lOTHoftxre xrucorAX.
Cuurea seaaal :4i a. m. PuMle was
shia 11. sermafl. "anall We Jam Ue
Ckmrekl" : tw saered aiUtu ar wt
ed eaair. Yeaeg people's f ora at S p. as.
Tare Eawarta WtfiN, 4:10. Informal
srveniaf sarriea, 7 .gtpl
Bat far taa Waarr' Mtira, UJma
ttat4 aag; Caawroa Karaaal; Tialia, ar-
sam, yiaa mot
UTOUeXD CEVXCH
Capitol aa Martaa. W. O. Liaakmcm-
par, paitor. Boadar acaaal 10 a. av, f. E.
Kraaa,' npriatadBi. Oanaam aarrieaa.
10. aabiact. "Taa Paraala at taa Hidaaa
Traaaara, ar tta VaJut a( taa Kia-oam."
EacUak- aarriea 11. aabiaet. 'Taa Oaa4-
aaa Oo4' ' ; special ataaia ay aula
(urteL At 1:10 a Hamj aeaaol caafar
aaa will a aaM ia taa Eafamaa chorck
at Partlaad. KraiWra at Baiaai &eforaia4
SaoUay aehoal rfa4 ta attaad.
tTOUTlTAL CHXTKCH OT
SITDtl TKTJTH
Aaiaaa aau, uaaoiaaaia aaiweaa imw
art, ..a Caaaareial. Garaaa FUaiac
paatar. Sarriea Sa.au. laetmra aabiaet.
Taa uataava woo." Acta ii jj aw:
tallawaA b- auMagas. Mlaweak aiaaaaga
aarriaa at 2& I atraat Tbanday S p. m.
7TXST C0VGX2QATI0YAX.
CaaUr aa LibartT. J. K. SiaioBd. vaa-
tr. Saaoay acaaal 1:41 a. a. blaraiaf
warahip 11, aaraioa caama-taemtiar SOta
aaaivarBMrT af taa caarck. A Uaoaly
Herilara. Eraaiaa workip- 7 :SO. aab
iaet. "OU-TIbm Sar-ica." with Dr. Kaat
aar -apaakiag, aae ais-tima eaatr. raruar
dataila will ba foaaa ia aaetbar aomma.
nasi chmstia
Hich aad Oantcr atrata. Oar L. Drill.
aUaiatar, OtO Narth Cattaga. Cbareh
aeboal t :i a. m. Moraiar worabip. 11.
iaeladaa apacial ataaieal aambcr. week
ly abaervaaea af the Lrd a Sapper, aar-
noi ar pal tor. "Aa far aa Betbaay.
Fear eadearor aaeietiei, S:30, apaelal
lSJSJrTZr
I Trca"; iaformal falawthip acrriea at
aioaie and iarpiratioa.
max tjbttasxah
North Cottare aad Chemeketa. Fred
i Albaa Weil, miaiitea. Cknrch lerrice. 11
; a. at., lermoa, "The Empty Charchea aad
the Begilioaa Keri-al of Today Oataide
at 'The Chorea . Uhareh achool. 10
Mrs. Walter A. Inton, argaaiat.
riBST BAPTIST
Itariea aad Nortk Liberty.
Brittoa
(kip, 11. aermoa, "The Trinmpha at
Triala": ipecial ankle by mala choral,
Jaaior. intermediate and aenior B.Y.P.U
..reie. at 6:so. Or. oreinde at 7:io:
at 6:10. Prayer -1001181 before eveaing
Mi Mint .ntaL ETeillc
7:80, aeraaon. 'The Untrue Chareb ia
taa Book af Rerelatioa" ; special antie
by taa choir.
rXEB METHODIST
Market aad North Winter. J. B. Stew
art, pastor. Snaday school 0:45. Morning
warship. 11. subject. "The Uardena af
ed." Evening worship, 7:80, aabiaet.
'The Unknown God. ' Young people s
eetiag a:30. sabject, "Mlseiens,1' Jesse
Walter, leader.
SVOLEWOOD TJJTCTXD BEZTHBXV
JforU 17th aad Nebraska. R. V. Wilaoa,
pastor. (Sunday school 9:45. Maraing
warship, 11. subject. "The Year That
King Ussiah Died." iTeaiag- worship,
7:80, sabject, "Personality and Creative
Thinking." Toung peapla'a meeting S:80,
rsDjeet, -The Truth About Aieettol,
I Erast Jahastaad, leader.
I nirhUnd and Chnreh streets. Glen Bin
srd. pastor. Sunday school 0:45. E. M.
I Beckett, superintendent Morning wor-
VTl?!.o
termediate O. 4:80. Evangelistic sarr
iea 7:80. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30.
0HBI8T LUTHBBAB
State at 18th. Amos E. Mianemaa. pss
tor. phone 8724. Germaa morning serv
ice, 0:45. No English service. Sunday
school 0:40 a. m.. Mrs. Amoa E. Mia as
ms, superintendent. Lather league. 7
p. m Martha Batterman, leader.
SOUTH SAIXM FRXX3TDS
South Commercial at Washington street.
Charles C. Haworth, pastor. Suaday
tendent. Morning worship, 11, sermon,
X'hrisUsn Ideals for the Home." O. E.
meeting 4:30 p. m., topic, "What Does
Alcohol Do to People aad Society; Bsc he 1
Pemberton. leader. Evening worship 7:30.
Prayer meeting and bible stndy Thars
day, 7:30 p. m.
FXB8T EVANGELICAL
North Summer at Marion. Emory W.
Psttieord, D.D., minister. Suaday school
9:s y . Thornton,
Morning worship, 11, subject,
A Bibla Picture of the Present Condi
tion of the Church." Bar. 0. P. Gates,
district superintendent, will speak at 1
. am. aad sXsln at 7:30: special music
at all services, uommunion 01 taa ira s
8apper, 7:80. Bible study and prayer
Tharsday, 7:so p. m.
AMX&ICAX. LUTHXBABT
Chareb street betweea Chemeketa and
Center. P. W. Eriksen, psstor. Christian
fellowship, communion service, 11; spe
cial music br choir. Evening aarriea 7:80.
Xo. 1. Introductions to tho study af the
varooaa of Israel ss a aatioa. lirst or a
series of lectures tracing tne History aaa
prophecy ar Israel in the world answer
in the emettion. Are the Anglo-Saxon
people tab lost tribes af Israel t Special
musical program: vocal solo. Miss Ia-
geaa Brietxke. Sunday school, 0:45, Ar
nold Kruegsr, superintendent. Toung peo
ple s meeting, 6:80.
TTBST CHXTBCH OP THB BAEABE3TE
Canter at 13th. Fletcher Galloway, pas
tor, 3035 Market, pkone 0680. Horning
worship 11, subject. "Releasing ths Pow
er of God on the World." Evening wor
ship 7:80, "Tho Last Great Court, or,
Wrongs Righted." Sunday school. 0:45,
F. M. LttwtUer, superintendent. 3. x.
P. 8. snd Jnnlor society. 4:30. p. as.
THE BAXYATIOY ABJfT
341 State street. Adjt. E. Parsons.
Ths following services are held weekly:
Suaday. 11 a. as., holiness meeting; 8:30,
Sunday achool: 4:80. T. P. meeting: S.
Salvation meeting. Also Tassdsy, Thura-
dsy sad Saturday at 8 p. m.
. TTBST CHTJBCH OT GOD
Cottage aad Hood streets. CL T. Seal
paster. Sunday aehoal 10. Horning wor
ship 11. Evening worship, 7 :80, subject.
'Polities ar Priaeipls
B101S
ia wu
iehl" Toang
people s meeting. 0:80
opla's meeting, 0:80, Hiss Claudlna GiK
lespie, leader. Prayer aad testimeay meet-
lag Wednesday, 7:80 p.
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- TXMT1JI BAPTIST -Breyaua
and 10 ia. J. H. Brttoa. aas-
tor. 1724 Chemeketa. Sends? acawal
Ma-alar warship, 11, eaheet, "Ia taa
taya af Theea JQaga Shall the &ed at
Hearea Bet Cp a Aiag4eas. Whieh Shall
Merer b Uaatray-4." yrenlng warsara,
7:80, aagaaat, ''The ChaUaaga af taa
Cr-,' by Charles Marsh; directed hy
Mrs. J.'H. Briaeaa. Taang peapla'a meet
iag. S:M. aabiaet, "Orisaa" Wea4eU
Craas, leader.
6BACB OOCra. S1XX.
140 Kerth Cammereiel. Bandar acheaL
10: adalt bibla class will start a systeaa-
atis stady at the Eeek at Oaaeeie: ether
claasea have the Ial leaasaa. Preachiag,
8 p. m- abjaet. "The PrieaUeed af
Christ, treepel aseetiag, S p. as aabiaet.
"a SalraUaa WUhaat JUpeataaca."
lAJOW IXM KBMOBIAI. U. B.
WUter aad Jafferaaa. H. 9. Haatph-
rev, paster. Baaaay school, 0:45. Mem-
tag warship. 11, ambject, "Bauy Day ia
Haaday School" ' : special addresa by Miss
He lea Byrae. tWld worker af taa 7 oath
movement af the W.CT.U. Evening war
ship, 7; SO. sabject, 'Tsmily Betigiea."
leacg people s BMOhag s:80.
TTBST CHTJBCH OP OKXJJT,
crzjrrzaT
Chemeketa and Liberty. Saaday serv-
ieea 11 a. as. aad S a. as subject. "Dee
trine af Atonement.' ' Sua day srhoei at
0:45 aad 11. Testimony aseetiag Wedaea
day. S a. as. Beading roam, 404 Masonie
temple, apea from 11 ta t :10 except Baa-
aays sad holidays.
IXSXXB MBMOBlAl.
South Commercial at Myers, g. Dsrlew
John eon, pastor, 848 East Myera, phone
087. Morning warslhp, 11, sabject. n
rleeted Fielda": aatbesa. ''Ged'a Tomor
row." Happy eveaing hour. 7:30; aathem
by iuoior chorus. "Seed Out Thy Light"
Gounod). Serasoa-cawveraatioa aa "Par-
nishing the Home." Chareb school "0:45.
V. M. Saekett. superintendent. Three
lee rues, 4:80, intermediates, high aehoal.
and older young folk ; topic ia Leslie aad
Aibory league. "Touar Polka and- Pro
hibition." Midweek prayer and stady
boar Tharsday, 7:80. Choir rehearsals
under direction of Mrs. Marjorie Walker
Ratrtiffe, Thursday airbt; junior eheras.
7:i; adult choir. s:i5.
JXMULSTTEL BAPTIST
Haiei and Aeademy streets. Sunday
school, 10. leeson: I Samael 14. Preach
ing, 11 and 7:30. Midweek prayer aad
testimony meeting Tharsday, 7 :30 p.
COTJBT STXEET CHBJSTIAW
Court and 17th. Hugh K. MeCallnm
pastor, 1744 Chemeketa. Bibla school.
9:45. Mrs. Irene Weller, superintendent.
Morning warship and Lord's Supper. 11,
sermon, "The Candlestick Depression. "
Christian Endeavor societies, 8:80. Eve
ning evangelistic service, 7 :S0, seraw
"The Sophisticated Mocker." Midweek
study classes Wednesday, 7:30 a. m., tare
classes, "The Mind We Teach" and
"How to Use Tour Bible."
orar book Missioir
815 North Commercial. Old-time gos
pel aseetingt. beginning Bands y, 7:45
p. ax. abject, "God's Standard. H. W.
Coaion. pastor. Weekly services Tuesday,
1 Bursas r, 7:43 p. m.; Saturdays all day
beginning 10 a. m.
CALVABT baptist
W. Earl Cachraa. pastor. Graded church
school, t:40, Mrs. W. A. Bsrkas, en peri a-
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teadeaL Merniag preacnlag. 10:14, ssb
jeet, "Christiaairy aad Sarriea"; sva- .
Uem, 'Oh. Come Let Ca SiagM. Parks,
eebligats hy Mra. Taylac E.IJ.D, 4:3(5
. as. Xveaxag serviee, ' 7 :80, sabject.
'Bairitaal Preedom" : anthem. "Aa En.
Soag" (SmiU);, IncidenUl acta br Misa
Jeeepkiaa Bvaas. Wadaaaday aight, 1:30, '
prayer aaa leuowscip aamee: :so. dea
aas' aseetiag. Tharsdy, 7:80. chair aad
ere heat ra rehearssL Friday, CaaaeU at
Wsmsa meet at Pirst Chriattaa cbareh.
It s, a, ranch at aoea.
PBBIBTTZBIAB- -Winter
aad Chemeketa. Sr raver C Biri.
chat, D JX, paster. Chareb acheel. t :S0. L.
M. Aaaaaga. superintend eat. Visa Maada
Atamea. member at led oral Met tea Pie
tare eaaacU, will sneak to adalt aeparV
at 4arin devetieaai nariad. llsrsiu
warship, li. aarasea. Tar Raw W
Lira": aathem. "Turn Ta Evea Case
Ma" (Haritar). ChristUa Zed saver ao
cieties, 4:80. discussing prehibitiea en ra
ti ea, Xveaiag prsiae, 7:80, subject, "htsa
Up a Tree"; aathem, "The Beautitadss"
laaatiyi. -
XTAMOZLIaTIO TABXXBAOLB
Terry aad 13th. C. a. Western. Baetoa.
Rerrioea wiU Bvaagatiat D. H. McLaagh
lia eoatiaaa through wee each might at
7:44 axeewt Moadar. Batardav airhs amV
jeet. "Bevea Views of. Divine Healing."
Baaday school 1:45 p. am. Cbareh aarriea
S. BTaagelistie aarriea 7:45. subject The
Meanest Maa la Be leas." Partner subjects
ta be aaneanced la services.
ST. 70 KITS BVABOBLICAL LUTHZBAB
Ml assail By sad
14th aad A streets. H. W. Gross, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9 a. m. Kagllah serv
ice 0:45. Germaa service, 11.
0. It XL A. OOIPEL TABZBBACLB
Saaday achool at 0:45. Mra, Hibert
White, aaperiateadeat. Morning Warship,
11. theme. "The Messare ta taa Church
at Thystira." Xveaiag evssgelistia serv
ice, 7:43; areaastra at 7:80. Prayer serv
ices Taaaday aad Friday, 7:80 p. am.
Taaag peapla'a aight Tharsday. Kvaagel
istis services la progress at Bsllevus
eharch with Bee. A. J. Smith as speaker.
Rev. Arthar Hall of Everett, Wash., ex
pected ta beria aeries af evangtliitie
services hero October S8.
LABISH KVABOZXICAL
H. R. Scheuennan. psstor. 1141 Union
street, Salam. CLEAR LAKE-harch
school. 10 a. as.. W. P. Collard. superin
tendent. Worship at 11, subject. "God's
Sovereignty." E.L.C.E. at 4:80, topic,
"What Does Alcohol Do to People and
Society?" W.M.a ea Tharsday, t p. v.
MIDDLE GROVE Chareb school 10, T.
P. Walker, superintendent. E.L.C.E. 4:30
p. m topic. "Whts Does Alcohol Do ta
People aad to Society!" Paetor's sab
ject. "Diselpleship." W.M.S. Wednesday
1 p. m. Bibla stady aad prayer Wednes
day. 7:30 p. m.. at 3. P. Walker bona.
LABISH CENTEB Church acheal 10.
W. A. Starker, superintendent. C. X. at
7 p. am.. Mrs, W. R. Daugherty. leader.
Midweek devotions Thursday. 7:30 p. am,
WEST SALEM
Suaday schools meet ss follows: Fard
Memorial, 0:45 a. as.; Oak Grove chape!.
10; Summit, 10. Pastor preaches at Oak
Grove at 11. subject, "The Cbareh, the
Pillar and Ground af Truth." At 7:30
p. am. at Fard Memorial Miss Vsud Aid
rich will ha speaker, aa "Repeal"; spe
cial music at thasa ssrviooa.
TTTBXEB KETH0DI8T-BPIIC0PAL
If. Shermaa Hawk, pastor. Church
school. 10. rally day program, sermeaette
by pastor. Epwarth leagaa, 4:80, Baehei
Garner, leader. Evening warship. 7:94.
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