PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Satnrday Morning, April 8, 1933
U HH
woous raw
Foreign Markets arc Fairly
Active With Prices
Steady to Firm
BOSTON, April 7 (AP) The
Commercial bulletin Trill ay to
morrow: 'Th demand for wool here this
reek has been well nWch negligi
ble. Manufacturers evidently are
r.etting very little sew business.
lTlces art more or less nominal
and hardly chanted.
"In the west, there baa been
scattered buying from Wyoming
southward at price levels obtain
ing last week. No marked move
ment has commenced anywhere
as yet.
"The foreign markets are fairly
active and prices there are steady
to firm both in the primary and
secondary markets.
"Mohair Is quiet and un
changed." The bulletin will publish the
following quotations:
Scoured basis:
1 Oregon: Fine and F. M. staple
41-43; fine and F. M. Fr. comb
ing S7-40; fine and F. M. cloth-;
lng 33-35; valley No. 1. 38-40.
- 1 Mohair;
Oregon 13-14; domestic graded,
first combing 24-25; second
tombing 22-23; third combing 17
18; fourth combing 15-16; good
carding 24-25; girst kid 45-50;
, second kid 35-40.
SE
What will probably be one at
ine largest noiy week events will
take place on Easter morning,
-when practically all the relfeioim
groups of the city and surround
ing erniory win confine ror an
Faster sunrise service at Belcrest
Memorial park at 5:30 o'clock. !
The sunrise service, which has
the endorsement and backing of
the Salem Ministerial association,
has been planned by the youth
organizations of the churches, co
operating with the Marlon County
C. E. Union.
The program as released by
the committee, follows:
Song, "Christ Arose" Led by
, Her, W. Earl Cochran.
Invocation Rev. B. Earl Par
kerj Trombone solo, "Hosanna"
Walter Ranhut.
Vocal solo, "Jerusalem" Hel
en Benner.
Address Rev. K. E. Burke of
Dallas.
Song. "In the Garden" Led
by Rev. Cochran.
' Benediction Rev. Hugh Me
Callum. I LADIES AID MEETS
KEIZER, April 7. Mrs.
Koy Melson was hostess to the
Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs. C. C. Cole assistant
kostess. Special guests were Mrs.
Herman Rehfusa and Mrs. Linda
Noble of Bellingham. A pole of
32 members showed elrht state
were represented, with but two
uregonlans.
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TOST CHTTXCR OT CEXZST.
S0ZEKTX8T
Caemeket sad Liberty. . BonAay eerv
1c at 11 a, m. and 8 p. n aneject, "Am
81a, Diwiii and Deal Keel!" Saaday
ehoel. 9:45 and H a. as. Teetlasear aseet
lag Wednesday, 8 p. as. Bead'.af recta la
Maaeaie temple epea 11 ta 6:30 except
Bandars and holidays.
AUSXICAK UJTESXAV
Ciorch atreet betwee" Caemeketa and
Center. Sunday school, 9:45, A. A. Kmi
rer, superintendent. Women's Bibla elate.
Mr. P. V. Erik-sea. instructor: men's
conference. Dr. A. 8. Jetnen. loader. Palm
Sunday Berries, 11, '"fae Paealnt of He
Ufiont Opportunity from a Great City";
anthem, "Bleaaed is Us," directed by
William MeGUehrist; aolo. "There is a
Oreca HiFI Par Away," lira. J. Albert
Sholseta. ' Young people's league, 4:30.
Eveniaf aerrlee, 7:30, "Behold, Ha
Comes Open Wide the Gate"; special
mnsic Tenten eervicea Tliursdav. 7:30.
P Friday morning;, 10:80, fcoly eom
lioo at both services.
FIB ST GEKMAH BAPTIST
North Cottar and D. G. TV. Ratseh,
minister. Sunday school, 9:45, Sara 8-hir-man.
superintendent. Service, 11, "The
Great Cry" (Forsaken by God); choir
anthem. Evening serrice, 8, "Th Call
from the Cross" fChrlit'a Agon); spe
eial music. Holy' week services Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday at 8, special sing
ing each evening.
ENGLEWOOD UKITED BHETHBEW
17th and Nebraska. K. V. Wilson, pas
tor. Sunday school. 9:45. Morning wor
Mp, 11, ""'Crown Him King Croeify
Him." Kvpning wor'liip, 7:30, Mr. Black
of Open Door Mission preaches. Young
people'a meeting, 6:30, "Problems at
Christian Experience: and My Duties Af
ter Joining Church," Mr. Wilson and
Billy Pero, leaders.
IMMANTJEI. BAPTIST
Hazel anJ Academy. Bibla school. 10,
lesson: It Samuel, chapters 10 and 11,
Mam Sancy, superintendent. Preaching
at 11 and 7:30. Midweek prayer aad
praise service Thursday, 8 p. as.
PBXSBTTBBIAir
Winter and Chemeketa. Grover 0. Birt
cket, D.D.. pastor. Church school, 9:80,
Ralph H. Scott, superintendent. Morning
worship. 11. Congregation of church work
ers, ordinat'nn of deacon: sermon, "Be
hold, Thy King Cometh!" Anthem. "Je
rusalem" (Parker): aolo by Miss Mildred
Matter. "The Honr of Calvary"
(O'Hara). O. E. societies. :30. Evening
praise, 7:30. "By What Authority I'
Pre-Easter services every night through
out week except Saturday. Baptism of
children and reception of members Easter
morning.
HIGHLAND FBIENDS
Highland and Church. C. ?. Binard,
minister, 2345 Maple. Bible eehool. 10,
E. M. Beckett, superintendent. PreaebiBg,
11, 3 and 7:30 by Evangelist W. E.
Cot. Intermediate C. T.., 6:30; senior, 7.
Evangelistic services, 2:30 Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and
7:30 eVery evening except Monday.
C. M. A. GOSPEL TABEKKA0LB
855 Ferry. W. H. Caldwell, pastor.
1135 Madison, phone 8693. Sunday school
9:45, Granvel Sheets, superintendent.
Morning worship, 11, Rev. Wilson, vet
eran Baptist preacher, will give message;
communion service following. Toung peo
ple's meetjng. 6:30. Evening evangeHs
tie service, 7:30. Prayer servlee Tuesday
evening. Choir and orchestra practice
Wednesday night. Toung people's cottage
prayer meeting Thursday night.
ST. PAXIL'S
Church aad Chemeketa. George H.
Swift, rector. .Tenth anniversary celebra
tion 8nnday. Holy communion, 7:80.
Chnrch school. 9:45.. Morning prayer,
special rantie, addresses, 11.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Commercial at Washington. Charles 0.
Hsworth. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Helen Fe Jonea. superintendent. Morning
worship. 11. "The King of Glory." C. Z.
proper meeting, 8:30, "What Deciding'
for Christ Means. Evening worship.
7:30. led by members of C. E. Prsyer
meeting and Bible etudy ThnrMay, 7:80,
FIRST TJKTTABIAW
Cottage and Chemeketa.. Fred Alban
Well, minister. Chnrch school. 10. Miles
M. Me Key. vuperintendent. Church aery-
lee, 11, "The Forgotten Ms." MM.
Walter A. Denton, organist.
BETHEL MISSION
Konsaetarlan
Ferry and Commercial. 8. Cray, castor
Sunday school, 2 p. m. Bible service, 8.
Gospel service, 7:30. Gospel services ev
ery night in the week, 7:30.
FIRST METHODIST
Chnrch and' State. B. Earle Parker.
D.D.. minister. Church sehool, 9:45. Jun
ior chorus. 11. Public worship, 11, Pains
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numbed state or
stupor
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11 lair
16 beverafcre
19 hastened
11 supplicate
52 eticks f art
in mud
53 drove
4 emblematic
figrures
f 6 inland sea
' of Russia
17 care for the
hands and
nails
29 distant
85 article of
furniture
86 portable
chairs .
89 cupolas
41 crystalline -metal
44 kins; In
Norse
mythology
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46 segment of
a curved
line
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household
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ILIPlSF
IMaraj ayixHesta. he.
Baa day Samoa, f'Wae It This?" Bap
tism aad reeeptlea of aev atembers: spe
cial eheral a am hers aad soloists, f oaag
rople a ferasa, a. Three Zpworta leagaea,
0. Berviee U caarge at Drama gsild,
7:30. dramatie serriee of worshia eeasiat-
Ing af iaterpretattea la readiag aad aeag
et seriea af epieedea ia Ufa at Jeeas; six
raaaeae re u float patauaga will a pes4
U etlll Hfe aad taer maaalag said; SI
characters will partieiaete.
7TX8T BTABOXLIOAI.
Bummer aad Marion. Emery W. Petti-
cord. D.D.. minister. Baaday scaaol, 9:45,
L. L. Tborataa, saperiateadeaC Meraiag
varshlp, 11, "The Hasaaa Sympathy el
Christ": prebjde and offertory by Mrs.
Ethel Poling Phelps. Mnaieal arelade,
7:15. EvangelisUa service, T:S0, ,fA Spir
it Filled Maa"; goepel aeag aerviee led
by W. E. Raubnt, Interspersed with spe
cial musical selectloas. Pre-Easter serv
ices each evening April ta 18, psator
will bnng message eaca eveatag.
FIB8T CHOBCH OT THB VAZABXJTX
13th aed Center, rletcker Galloway.
pastor. 53 North 14th, phone 9830. Boa-
cuy school, 9:45, r. Js. LdtwiUer. saper
intendent. Morning worship, 11. "A
Light ia the Shadow af the Cross ' Ive
ning worship, 7:30. "Shadows la the
Light af the Cross." X. T. P. fl. aad
junior society, 8:30, Mrs. Louella Hardy,
presiacBt.
JASOH XXX 1IBMOBIAI, BCBTKOSIST
Jefferson aad Winter. H. G. Humphrey.
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. Morning
worship, 11, "The Royalty at Jens";
special Palm Sunday musle by ehoras
choir. Evening worship, 7:80. "Breaking
the Alabaster Box at Ointment." Taaag
people'a meeting,, 8:80, three divisions at
Epworta league, i
COTJBT 8TBXST CHUXCH OP CHBI8T
17th aad Court. Hugh V. McCallnm.
pastor. 1748 Chemeketa. Bible school,
9:48. Mrs Irene Weller, taperiateadent.
Morning worship and Lord's Snpper at
11 ; levoa Morgan will amg, "There a a
of Shame." Chrtstlaa Endeavor societies.
0:80. Evening evangelistic service, - with
speeial pre-Easter vusle; lira. Priscilla
Meisinger will play "Nearer My God to
Thee" and ether Burners ea stee! galtar;
sermon, "Judas Justified at Judged I"
OBACB OOSPBZ. HAXX.
849 North Commercial. Sabbath school.
10. Adult Bible class for mea and wom
en. 10. Tuesday picht Bible study. 7:45.
subject, the Book af Romans. Friday sight
gospel meeting,; 7:49. Sunday evening
gospel meeting. Sunday, 8 p. m., E. K.
nailer speaks an "How to t?et Ml af
the" Jew Win Germany Have the Favor
of Godt"
FTBST BAPTIST
Marion and North Liberty. Britten
Boss, minister. Bibla school. t:48. Fred
Broer, superintendent. Morning worship,
11, "The Incomparable God," special
music by male chorus. Junior,. Intermedi
ate and senior B.T.P.U., 8:80. Sunday
evening prayer meeting, 8:30. Organ prel
ude. 7:10. Evening worship. "The Fall of
Babyloa and the Wrath of tyd"; spe
cial mn sic by mixed choir.
TTBST CHXISTZAJT
High and Center street. Guy L. Drill.
pastor. Church school, 8:80 a.m. X. W.
Cooley, Supt. Hernia g worship, 10:45.
i.oro a supper, cnorus. "The Heavens
Resound." Solo. "I Am Thy God", Miss
Helen Balph. Sermon "8piritaally Mind
ed." Young People'a Meeting. 8:80. O.
J. Hull, Supt. Evening evangelistic ser
vice 7:so. This; is high school student's
night with, more than SO having part
in the program.; Sermon, "The Life That
Counts." Mid-week meeting, Wednesday
evening. 7:30. i
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. XBTQH? SAXJfOEIAX
19th aad Ferry streets. H. L Stover,
i aiater.. Church school. 10. O. C. Hani.
sapertateadeat. Palsa Saaday service, 11,
"The Conqueror Comes" ; a a them, ''Be
held Tear Lord aad King" trio, "Th
Palms." Evening service, 1:80. "Ap-
st ehing Jeraaalem '; aelo, "Jerasa
isi." Ckrlatiaa E4sti aawiatiaa. 8:10.
Fellowship of Prayer Wedaesday eveaiag
wtU Mrs. Maude Polater. 1050 Herts
ista.
1TB8T CHTJBCH OF OOS
Hoed and Cottage. G. T. Ktal. paster.
Sunday school. 10. James Davis, svper-
tatendeat. Morning worship, 11, "A Goad
aad Pleasant Bermoa" (Pta. 133:1). Eve
ning aerviee. 7:30. "Why I Belong ta
th Charrh of C'ed." Tauag people'a
meetiag, 8:80. Mrs. Edaa Elliot, presi
daat. Prayer and testimony meetiag Wed
aesday, 7:30.
XVAXSELISTIO TABEBjrACUl
Ferry at 18th. C. G. Weston, ranter.
Saaday school. 1:45. R. C. Fsrgntoa. sa-
periateadent. Chareh aerviee at 8. "The
Spirit at Christ." Evangelistic service.
7:48. Evangelist II. milaon. soecisl speak
er. Orchestra and choir selections at eaeh
service. Annual business meeting Tnesday,
7 MS. Prayer meetings Monday. Wedaes
day. Friday. 2 p. sa. Devotional service
Thursday, 8. Toung people'a aerviee Sat
urday, 8.
BEFOBMXO
Oapitol aad Marion. W. G. Lienkaemper.
pastor. Saaday school. 10, Jeha Denny,
superintendent. German services, 10,
"The Double Cleansing Wrought by
Christ." English services. 11. "The Sixth
Word tram the Cross. Palm Bunday
communion services ia both languages.
Good Friday services April 10 at 10:80
a. m. aBd 8 p. m.
FTBST COXQBBGATIOVAX.
Center and Liberty. J. K. Simonda, pas
tor. Sunday school. 9:45. Morniag wor
ship, 11, "The Messsge of the Second
Isaiah for Our Time": anthem by mixe4
Sjaartet aad iolo by R. D. Bartoa.
OPEW DOOB aflSSXOlT
815 i North Commercial. Earl J. Se-
christ, superintendent. Saturday, Bible
study. 10 a. m. Bunday. Bible school, s
p. m. ; preaching, 8:16. Service every
evening at 7:so except Monday. Holier
department doors never close.
XABI8H BVAHOELICAL
H. Rl Seheuermaa, paator, 1181 Unioa
street. Salem, phone 4389.
LABISH CENTER Church sehool. 10,
W. A. Starker, superintendent. Worship,
11, "The Kingship of Jesus.'.' Dsnom
instloosl rally at Monmouth afternoon
and evening. Midweek devotioaa Thurs
day, 8 p. m.
CLEAR LAKE Church school 10, W. P.
Collard, superintendent. Junior E.L.C.E,
11. Young peoplo will attend denomina
tional rally at Monmouth. 4 p. m. Bible
study and prayer Tuesday, 8 p. so.
MIDDLE GROVE Chnrch school. 10, T.
F. Wslker, superintendent. To Monmouth
for denominational rally afternoon and
evening. Prayer meeting Wednesdsy, 8.
FTBST UNITED BBXTHBEK
Mission between 12th and University.
A. S. Henderson, pastor, 1155 Mission
street. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Fred Tooze will bring the morning
message. 8unday sehool 10 a.m. Mrs. Alice
M. Hendenon, Supt. Toung People'a
meetings at 8:30 p.m.
WEST SALEM
C. L. Dark, minister. 8undsy school.
Ford Memorial. 9:45. Epworth league.
8:30. Evening sermon, 7:30, "Another
Chance." Sunday school. Oak Grove aad
at Summit. 10. Morning sermon. Summit.
11. "God's Better Country"; baptism
ana reception ol members.
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' Kite Ciiitoa Ross, minister. Buaday
aeaaal, 18. T. IX Trick, aperUtadBU
Meraiag warship. 11, Uhutrated Teeth
talk by paster; Hawallaa raiur solo hy
Xraest Peersea; asessage, 'Ia the Steps
af th Ceatartea." Christies Endeavor. 7.
led bv Gleaa Pearson, - X renin g , service,
e, "Th Twa Prayers of the PredigaL''
Prayer aad Bibla stady Friday, 7:80.
K0USB 07 PBATXB
Chemeketa aad 17th. Iaterdeaemiaa-
tlonal. A. J. Smith, minister ia charge,
1883 KUaaer, West Saleea. Prayer ser
vice Saaday after a a ea. 1:48. aad every
week aigks. 7:80. aaeept Tharsday aad
BsnruT. a an ex aseaaage aa seme vi
tal subject Baaday afteraeea.
FXXB ICSTHODZST
Market and Worth Winter streets. J.
R. Stewart, paster. Saaday school 9:45
a.m.: Kmerr Uaede. Sunt. Morning wor
ship 11:00; subject: 'The Barer, of
Moult, ' Evening worship 7:80; aebjeet:
"The SirnUIeanre af Christ's Oasaiar ta
the Temple." Toung people' meetiag
8:80. led by Fleeda Batter. Pre-Eaate
evsagellsm eeadaeted by the yoaag pea
pi will laelade services esoh eveang
next weea except aieaaey.
TVBjTXB laTEOSZST
Jf. Shermaa Hawk, pastor. Buadar
school 10 a.m. Ivaa Hadley, Supt. Wer-
saip si a.m. Bermoa luoject, who
ia Thlst" Special music Epworth leegu
8:80 p.m. Rachel Garaar. leader. Wor
ship 7l80. sermea subieet. "One Thinr
Seedful." Pre-Easter aerrleea each
night durtag the week excepting Hon-
oay ana ttaiuraay.
CHRIST BYAjrOBXIOAX LUTHXRAJT
Eighteeath aad State streets. Bmt.
Amos K. Miaaemaa, A. M, pastor. Ger
maa service 9:46 a.sa. Sabieet: "Trae
HumlUty the Bead ta Trae Glory."
Eaglish aervieea 11 a.m. Bnbieet; "TraW
Humble. W Are Truly the Subject of
tea ureal &iag wna xlelA Hia Lowly
Katraaea lata the City af Jerusalem."
Suaday school 9:40 a.m. Mrs. inn K.
Minnsmaaa, Sunt. Practice with the
Buaaay seaool for Ue childrea's Easur
services S p.m. Lather leaga 7 p.m.
Leonard Zamsow, preeident. Subject:
"Hew Kaow Bight aad Wronr." the
pastor leading. CoBfregatloael meetiag
lor taa snorter a p.m. Mid-week Germaa
Lenten aervieea Wedaesday evening, 7:80
P.m. Subject: "The Prisoners Released
When Ue High Priest Die.' Mid-week
tngnsa Leataa aerviee Friday evening
7:30 p.m. Subject: "Th Vletery of Rter-.
nal Love la the Life af Joaah.1' Dorcas
society ia the ' ehnroh parlor Wednes
day at t p.m.
T WT.rsi MBMOEIAI.
South Commercial street at Mvara. a
Darlow Johnson, pastor, 848 E. Myers
street, paone 087. Falm Baaday theme
prevails throughout services ef the dsy.
Church school at 9:45. V. it. Sarkett,
Supt. Meraing worship 11 o'clock.
"Where Joy and 8orrew Blend." Anthem.
"Jerusalem" (Parker). Solo, "The
Palms" (Fanre). sung by William Bush.
Three leagues -at 8:15. Happy Eveaiag
Hour begins at 7:30 with song service
led by C. S. Orwig. Sermon. "What the
Lord Needs." Anthem. "I Will Love
Thee O Lord" (Woeler). Solo, "Opes
the Gate of the Temple," sung by
L.iiuan usrnjobst. Choir rehesrsal ctaang
ed from Tharsdsy to Wednesday even
ing. Holy Week communion and conse
cration service Thursday evening at 7:30.
Good Friday eveaing service of prayer.
meditation, story and song. Theme, "The
Cross and toe Tomb.
HAS READING RECORD
VALSETZ, April 7 Raymond
Dodson, third grade, has the rec
ord of having read more library
books than any other child In
school. Raymond hag read many
fifth and sixth grade books, 7S
In all.
"The
Now Showing 'Tin We Meet Again"
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LIBERTY, April T. The arrl-
enltsre and home economics com
mittees of the county Pomona
grange met here Wednesday In an
all-day quarterly meeting. Granges
representee were surerton, stay
ton, Macleay, Silrerton Hills, Mon
itor, union HTll, North Howell,
Fairfield, Ankeny, Salem, Wood
burn and Red Hills.
The agriculture committee ses
sion was presided over by Ray
uiatt or Wood bum, chairman, and
Karl Haberly of gllrerton, secre
tary. Reports were made br all
representatives regarding agricul
tural questions of interest to the
granges. The qnestion of estab
lishing a "dirt farmers' gas sta
tion" came in for a great deal of
discussion.
8. H. Van Trunin addressed thn
meeting on rodent nolsoninr and
stated that poison barley is now
available at the courthouse to
farmers wishing it. He also dis
cussed cooperative marketing or
ganizations and methods. C. A.
Ratcliff talked on the Taxpayers'
league, which item also received
general discussion. C. U. Tavlor
spoke of the advisability of organ
A large oil painting of Christ in
the garden is to be displayed
8unday night at the Church of
the Kazarene when the pastor.
Rev. Fletcher Galloway gives the
second of a series of messages on
"8hadows In the Light of the
Cross." The painting has Just
been completed by Clyde Hoffer
who has gained considerable lo
cal recognition for his art work.
"Calvary" is to be sung by the
young people's mixed quartet.
Also tomorrow is to be the first
Sunday of the departmental open
ing in the church school which Is
superintended by Frank M. Llt
wlller. A Junior choir has been
featured In the church school
opening program for the past four
years -but has become so large
that It was necessary to make the
change. Special numbers from
the various departments will be
featured in the closing program.
Mrs. Louella Hardy is the pri
mary supervisor, John Frlesen,
the Junior and intermediate su
pervisor, Milford Stull the super
visor of the Toung People's de
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ising the prune growers of Oregon
and Washington In an effort to
stabilise the lndnatrr T?. A. IW-
cell of Salem spoke of state Indus
trial accident insurance and Its
workings.
The county home economics
committee Is: Mrs. O. W. Hum
phreys, chairman, Union Hill;
Mrs. Van Cleave, Monitor: Mrs.
Marlatt, Ankeny. Mrs. M. M. Ma
gee, secretary. Mrs. Elmer Cook,
district chairman, presided over
the ladies' meeting.
Report and exchange of Ideas
for club work and finances occu
pied the forenoon session. The af
ternoon meet featured accounts
from every woman present of
economies practiced during the
depression. An impromptu feature
was the "style show" of aprons
made by Red Hills grange women.
A potluck luncheon was served
at noon in charge of Mrs. Charles
Krauger, Mrs. John Dasch. Mrs. P.
O. Judd, Mrs. John Van Lydegrat
and Mrs. R. W. Dallas, local home
economics chairman, and mem
Ders. Following lunch a program
was enjoyed.
Thenext meetinr is to be held
July 5 at Union HilL
partment, and J. M. Six superri
sor of the adults.
Like Fish?
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Garden Does
WE&T SALEM, April 7
Some West Salem gardeners
who are not too bngy, and have
rather shallow soil are follow
ing the ancient Indian custom
and planting a fish In each hill
before planting their seed.
It Is easy to get a large catch
of rather bony fish that are not
very good for eating, but make
a richer seed bed for vegeta
ble. One home owner stated
this week that he could get
about as many fish of this class
as he cared to carry home, and
that his kitchen garden could
profit by the fishing trip.
MENE RECOVERING
CENTRAL HOWELL, April 7.
Everett Milne had two breaks
in his Jaw tet Tuesday. His con
dition is definitely improved,
and he has regained full con
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The choir of St. Paul's Eplaco--pal
church, assisted by several
prominent Salem artists. Is giving
the following numbers from the
Oratarlo 'Holy City" by Gaul.
Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock
service. This program is being
arranged to commemorate the
tenth anniversary of the new
church.
Chorus, "No Shadows Yonder.
Tenor. "My Soul Is Athlrst for
God" Wendell Robinson. '
Baritone and Chorus,. "A New
Heaven and a New Earth" Her
bert Hobfon.
Organ. "Adoration" Mrs. Mar
guerite Dalton.
Quartet. "The Fining Pot Is for
Silver" Mr. and Mrs. Rtfbertsoi
and Mr. and Mrs. Law.
Contralto. "Eye Hath Not Seen"'
Margaret Slmms.
Soprano, baritone and chorus.
"List the Cherubic Host" Lou1
Robertson and J. E. Law.
HOLY WEEK SERIES
Holy week services at the First
Methodist church this year will
deal with present day Interpreta
tions and applications of the mes
sage of true Christianity. At 7:30
each evening from Monday
through Friday a service will be
held. Dr. Dorothy Reed of Port
land will speak Monday evening
on "National Defense." Presi
dent Elam K. Anderson of Lin
fleld college will speak Tuesday
evening and Harry Stone of Port
land on Wednesday.
Thursday evening will be the
annual observance of the Last
Supper commemorating this inci
dent In the life of Christ. Good
Friday will be observed aa a day
of prayer. At the evening service
Dr. Carl Gregg Da-.ey will speak.
Easter Sunday evening the
chorus choir of the church under
Cameron Marshall will present a
concert of sacred music. The
Junior chorus of the church will
sing Easter morning and Dr. Par
ker will preach.
Gervals Mrs. A. B. Adkla
son and Mrs. T. T. MacKenzle
of Salem were Joint hostesses at
the Adklsson home south of Ger
vals Wednesday afternoon to
members of their contract bridge
club. Mrs. George received the
prise for high score and Mrs. C.
W. Cutsforth the guest high.
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