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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, - Oregon, Saturday Morning, August 12," 1933
FLOWER DISPLAY IS
f SLATED AUGUST 26
Guckeroo Directors Have
Frolic With Out-of-Town
Men as Guests
UOLALLA. Aur. 11. -Molal
la'g annual . flower sbow will be
the last Saturday in Amst this
year, August 26, the Flower gar-
flea committee or the cme c:ud
has decided. It will be held as
usual in the school gymnasium.
A special invitation is being ex
tended outside communities and.
organizations to hare displays aet
the show, j i.: :
A new feature will be the cen
(vnUA A lenlnvn. -Mrs. F. M
Henriksen.- Mrs. . Ererman Rob-
bins and Mrs. J. O. Staats have
general charge of the show. Mrs
Km r.nr Overiorde. Mrs. E
E. .Turner and Mrs. Ola Buxton
are on the arrangements commit-
tee.,'.'
f MOLALLA, Aug. 11. Twenty
mo Molalla Buckeroo directors
ii their friends enjoyed a get
together dinner and erening at
the J. E. RIddell summer home
Tuesday, night. Among the out
ef-town guests were Walter. Mai
lav and Arthur Gardiner of 8a
lem; W. O. Vaughn, county Jud-
ge of Mulino; Jonn paraer, vre
gon City; aad : Maynard Cole of
Pnrti.nH y a "Tluteh lunch" din
ner was served by F. M. Henrik
sen. president of tne Bucaeroo
Association, and E. R. Wallace,
secretary.
MOLALLA, Aug. 11 Mrs. Geo.
Case was hostess to the Ore
gon State college Kappa Alpha
Theta Mother's club Wednesday
at the J. E. RIddell summer home
on the Molalla river. Thirty
members of the club were pre
sent. Swimming was the most
popular past time.
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ROSEDALE, Aug. 11. The
Christian Endeavor society held
a progressive social Tuesday
night. They first met at the T. D.
Trick home and after playing a
.few games, hiked to the Cam-
macks where more games and re
freshments were enjoyed. A sim
ilar stop .was made at the Beck
ley and Christensen homes re
spectively after which the return
kike was made to the Trick home.
Loganberry picking was finish
ed here the middle of the week,
the latest season for loganberries
ever known. There is being some
threshing done, though not much
grain is raised in this community.
D. C. Bloom has been running his
bay baler in various parts.
! : The funeral of Mrs. Emadine
Eastman who died at her home in
Falrview Sunday night, was held
from the church here Thursday
afternoon. Milo C. Ross, pastor
here, officiated.
BABBKli
FAIRFIELD, Aug. ,11. At a
recent meeting of the Fairfield
grange Home Economics and Ex
ecutive committees presided over
by Worthy Master Fred Rodgers
plans were made for the Bar
becue and bazar to be held Sept
ember 24 in the grove near , the
John Fahey home on the Salem
Champoeg road.
A dinner will be served the
public at noon and. various con
cessions will afford amusement.
Booths of fine handwork of the
H. E. club will be exhibited and
sold. Proceeds from the entire
affair will go to the corporation.
I Committees wll be appointed
at the regular grange meeting
Friday night
Threshing Season
At. Spring Valley
To Begin Monday
SPRfNQ VALLEY, Aug. 11
Several farmers in this vicinity
are going to combine their grain
I nis year. iracwwuiy
grain to be bound la in the shack
and threshing will probably start
early next week. The only home
owned combine started yesterday
when I. R. Utterback began on
his crop. He also has a large
acreage of radishes cut and dry
ing preparatory to threshing them
for seed.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevenson of
Seattle spent several days here
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alderman.
Stevenson Is with the Ford Motor
company of Seattle and was on
his annual vacation.
Forest Fire Gets j
Another Start but
Neighbors Stop It
PIONEER, Aug. 11. The tire
that gained such headway last
week in the timber on Mrs. El'
- gin's place and burned ; over (0
; acres and also 10 acres on the
i Howard Coy place, started again
Wednesday night and help was
J called out again to get it stopped,
Several of the neighbors helped
fight the fire last week. 1
The regular meeting of the
; Dallas community club was held
at the home of Mrs. Brock Thurs-
day afternoon. . The time was
spent in quilting for Mrs. Brock.
i Refreshments were served by the
hostess. . - . ' , .
LEASES COFFEE SHOP -
MONMOUTH, Aug. 11. Miss
Margaret Amort has leased Gray's
Coffee Shoppe and will operate It,
assisted by her sisters Peggy and
Thelms, The Sparks .family, now
operating" the shop, are moving
back to their home in Corvallis
. where Dr. Sparks is on the staff
CI Oregon State eeilege, - - -
HUE
If
SSI PARTY
PUIS ARE STARTED
Open Garden
For Hop Yard
Slated20th
MISSION BOTTOM. Aug. 11.-
Mr. and. Mrs. C. C. Russell of
Mission Bottom have announced
Sunday, August 20 as "open gar
den" day at their home a mile
and a quarter west of the river
road, six miles north of Salem.
The public is invited to visit
what is said to be the beet hop
yard in the state. A number of
buyers and growers have seen
and passed opinions to this ef
fect. Mr. Russell has an 18-acre
tract in bottom soil.
Hay men estimate that one 12
acre field of early clusters will
bring two tons per acre. The
best materials have been used to
erect a new modern drier.
Around 160 pickers are regis
tered for harvest which begins
about August 24.
; Remodeling of the home is go
ing rapidly forward, and so with
building activities and prepara
tions for hop picking the Rus
sell farm is a beehive of activ
ity these days.
FUTURE FARMERS'
SILVERTON. Ana-. 11. A no
tice has been sent to all nresent
and prospective F. F. A. members
giving information concerning the
big market day event to be Thurs
day, August 17. .
Every student Interested In this
event is asked to meet at the
agricultural classroom Mnnriav
night, August 14, at 8 o'clock to
make final arrangements.
The cards beinsr mnt tint
signed by Grover Lichty, secretary
vt iae Etiirenon swine Breeders
association.
All local arricultnra.1 ntnAant
are also being urged to prepare
for the judging contests at the
Canby and state fairs. The latter
includes- a dad and son
The local boys are also being urg
ed to enter shop exhibits at the
state fair.
MONMOUTH BOY WINS
MONMOTTTTT An ti
and Mrs. D. L. Williams of Mon-
uiuum nave received word that
their son Floyd, of Portland, has
WAR O Iwa wofllra vf A I. - st
tury of Progress fair in Chicago
Ht-uusurea oy awiit & Co. Floyd,
a former Monmouth boy, has
"ecu in ine employ or Swift c
Company for several years.
MARKET DAT 17TH
Mm
I'lDBIflTOIIEAR
ABOUT EH LOIS
wnnrmmwf. Aur." 11. A
public meeting arranged by the
Woodburn . chamber of commerce
will be held in the city hall Mon-
dT nlrht. AnniBt 14. at 8
o'clock V when the - Federal land
bank loans and commercial loans
will be discussed by Ed Piasekl
of Salem. John .Ramage. presi
dent of the local chamber of
commerce, was instrumental in
securing the speaker.
Plans are being made for tne
annual St. Luke's parish picnic
which will be held at the Wood
burn city park Sunday, August
9.n Thin will be an all day af
fair with a chicken dinner served
at noon, two ball games and nu
merous other attractions.
At Legion Confab
Amen those attending the
American Legion convention be
ing held at Klamath Falls this
week are Dr. and Mrs. Gerald
B. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bon-
ney. Dr. E. S. Donnelly, two sons,
and Dick Whitman, Milton coy.
Mrs. May me Cochrane, Kenneth
Evans and J. J. Hershberger.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Pember-
ton hare returned home from a
visit to California, going south
thronrh Klamath Falls as far
as 43an , Francisco and returning
over the coast route. : " .
Members of Immanuel Luth
eran church will hold an all day
picnic at the Sven Llmas grove
Sunday,. August 13, with services
at 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. Evan
gelist Uddle M. Berg of Horace,
N. D., will be the speaker.
Rebekak President
Will Visit Lodges
Near Scotts Mills
SCOTTS MILLS, Aug. 11 Ivy
Rebekab lodge is making plans
for a visit of the president of the
Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. Esther
Frlsbie-Bond, Tuesday night, Au
gust 15. Monitor lodge will also
be guests.
Miss Nora Woodward, who has
been visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. M. Woodward, left Monday
for her home in San Francisco,
where she is a teacher in the
school. Miss Woodward was ac
companied by her sister Mrs.
Smithrude of North Dakota, who
has also been visiting her parents.
Mrs. Smithrude expects to return
here before leaving for her home
in North Dakota.
SLATE RETURN GAME
LIBERTY, Aug. 11. The Lib
erty baseball team will play a
retain game with Brush Col
lege here Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Beginning today BusictVs
Eflarion Street Market and
the Market Drug Store will
be open until 9 p. m. six days
eadmeeL
Busiek's Bourt ':& om
mercial Street Store open
till 9 o'clock only on Satur
days - ther days 6 o'oIcsK.
SUM SOIL IS
ILiHEISE Id ILK
A second musical program will
be given Sunday night at the
Church of the Naiarene, by Rer,
J. G. Minton and the church r
Thr was a very-fine
attendance for the first 'program
which -was given - lasi ounu
night. The music Is ; Interspersed
with' th conrregational singing in
the opening part of the service.
Sixteen musicians are inciuaeo m
the orchestra; Clyde Hotter is ac
companist.'":: " ';' ' ''V V
Rev. Fletcher Galloway, pastor
of the church, will speak tomor
row morning from the subject,
"Th a hoIt Snirit and Holy Liv
ing," and Sunday night from- the
subject, "Jesus, the Sheltering
Rock."
Tha Sundav school has been.
maintaining a good summer aver
age. Frank M. Litwiller, superin
tendent of the school, reported at
the last monthly business meeting
that the school had made an 18
ner cent increase in attendance
during the month of July over the
attendance for the same month
last year.
h'at.t.s CITY. Aug. 11 Salem
a.ni Portland teams each won tour
first places and Salem took first
in the boys 50-yara crawi at tne
imworth Learne Institute annual
swimming tournament, held here
Thursday. .
Winners in each event!
Bon relay Portland team:
Marcy, Espy, Mills and Barnett.
Boya 50-yard crawl Orwig of
Salem,4 first; Bennett and Espy of
Portland, second and third. Boys'
nnderwater for distance Port
land team: Richards and Baptist.
Girls' relay Portiana team:
Sauter, Gross, McClellan and M.
Peters: rlrls 50-yard crawl Sa
lem team: Gillette and Lee. Boys'
100-vard free style Salem team
nrwir shack- and Stockwell.
Girls' backstroke Portland: Es
py and Barnett. Girls' plunge ior
HatanA Ralem. Lee. Bovs' Quar
ter mile endurance Salem: Or
wig, Stockwell and Sheck.
COACH TO SEE PAIR
WrtNMnnTH. Ana-. 10. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Powers and daugh
ter Barbara left Sunday for Chi
cago where they will spend a
month at the world's rair, ana
will visit their son whose home Is
SALEM. POBTLANB '
DIVIDE MINI TEST
-"J Inlhe Ghiircheg I'm
- thb cErntca oy chbxst
OetUc ud Hhippinf strstte. - O.
T.
Bpnagi, Blunter. ZS7 leifi Ugkwy.
Bible Italy, 10 a. m. PraMkhts sad ooa
ii t 11. Tnr pplra traiBiag
eU WdBMUy Talnc at 7:10. Soag
prMtiet IViday eraaiat, T:0,
XZFOBJCEA CHUXOH
Capitol mmi Karioa atiwta. W. O. LUa.
kmper. paatar. Soaday aeaoI, 10 a. at.,
John Daaav. Sant. Oirnu, unlau. l a
a. m. - Sabjaeti "Tha JTairMt Ta
TaoBcaad. - EbjIIib Mrrieal, 11:00
'clock, 8alijaet: "Tfca Cnpardoaakla
fiia."
SOUTH SAUDC niZXVB CHVXOa
a Commercial at Wathiagtoa Bu,
Charles O. Haworth, pastor. Saaday aerr
icac, 10:00 a. m. Bandar school. 11:00,
aioraiar warship. - Sanaaa : Tha Euffl
eieaey of Christ. T:00 p. au,'C. E. ssaet.
inf. .Topia: What the Pacts Say About
God. 8.00, aTealBS worship. Tharsdar,
7:80 p. - midweek meeting far prayer,
praise and bible study. .
rzxsr oHxrscB or chuist,
80TEKIIST -t
Cheneket aad Liberty streets. Saadsy
school, 0;45 and 11 a. aa. Saadsy serriee,
11 a. m sabjeet I ' ' Soul Testimony
meeting Wednesday, 8 p. as. 'Beading room
la Ifasoaio temple open 11 a. as. to 8:90
p. as except Sundays aad holidays.
ST. JOHir'S EVAKOEUCJU.
, - " XaUTUZXXST OHTXSOH "
Missonrl 8ynod, corner 16th aad A St.
mt. xx. w. uross, pastor, aingiisa serr.
ices e:45 a. as. Oermaa. at 11 o'clock.
in Chicago.; Mr. and Mrs. 1. A.
Cox started by motor for the mid
dle .west this week, to .visit rela
tives and attend tha Chicago fair.'
While away Mr. Cor, who is ath
letic coach oX Monmonth high
school, will' attend a two weeks'
session at the Northwestern School
of Coaching, Evanston. ni. In
their absence work is going, for
ward on the remodeling of their
home on North Monmonth avenue.
OJf YELLOWSTONE TIUP
WACONDA, Aug. 11. Mr. and
Mrs. George Martin of Seattle.
son in law and daughter ot Mr.
George Lemery are taking a trip
In their car to Yellowstone Na
tional Park and will visit Miss
Francis Lemery. Mrs. Martin's
sister, who is employed at the
resort.
Both Mrs. Martin and Miss
Lemery are Willamette gradu
ates, well known here.
F
MAL
?r
Winter and Chemeketa ' street. Grorer
O. Birtehet, D. D. minister. Church school,
9:80 "a. m. Ralph . H. Scott, aaporiotea.
dent. Horning worship 11 a. nu ' Br.
James X. Kelaley, Connell, Wash., will
apeak aa "Christ's Kslga U Jemsalem,"
Psaha TS. KTaning worship 7:30 p. m.1
subject, "The Atonement Money." Ezo
du SO ' chapter. C B. societies 6:S0 p.
s. Ptayoi" meeting 7:80 p. m. Thorsday.
rntST MBTHODISI :
B. Earle Parker, pastor. Church school
t:4S. Dr. Br X. GaUe, superintendent.
Pnblio worship 11 a. aa. Seraaoa by Ir.
Cari Gregg Doaey at S'p. m. The Pil
grist Players from Lot Aagelea U1 pro
sent the three-set roligioaa drama, "Tha
Fisherman."
. v X08ZDAXJK rxXESDS CHTOCH
ICilo Clifton Boss, minister. Sunday
school, 10; T. D. Trick, superintendent.
11. graduation exercises for Daily Vaca
tion Bible school. 11:80, worship. Mes
sage I "risking lor Men." U5, Boliyiaa
Prayer Circle. T. Christina Endeavor.
Topic: Uod ReTealed Through Eeaoty."
Leader: Will HoffnelL 8. Erening Praise
Serriee; message by tha pastor. Prayer
and bible stndy, Friday, 8.
SPZBZTVAT,. CHXTRCH Or DIVHTB
TBUTH
' ' 556 Union Street. P. Cordoa Pleming,
pastor. Serriees at 8:00 p. m.. Lecture:
"Let this Mind be in yea that was la
Christ Jews." Messages will follow.
Tuesday: 8:00 p. en. Psychology lec
ture and demonstration. Wednesday: 8:00
P. m., class in anfoldment. Thursday:
8:00 p. m, lecture aad meesago serriee.
- xbooks ooumnrar .
G. H. Quigley, minister. Sunday school
10:00. Leo Seed, fiupt, Chss. a" Wade,
teacher of the Adult Bible class. Morning
worship, 11:00, sermon topic, "The Su
premo Tost," Neighborhood gathering,
A. serrieo at prayer, and praise
XCTaHTlirZKOfcIAI,
; 19th and Perry streets. H. O. 8terer,
minister. Church school at 10 a. m. C. C.
Harris, superintendent. Morning worship
at 11 Sermon by Rot. George A. Pollard
of Portland, pastor at largo of the Con
gregational churches of Oregon.
TOST BAPTIST CHURCH
Marion aad North Liberty Sta. Britton
Ross; minister. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Trod Broer. Supt. Morning worship at 11
o'clock sermon "A Great Secret".
Special maslc by the choir. Jr. Intm. Sr.
B. T. P. U's at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting
before the erening serriee at 7 o'clock.
Orchestra pre lade at 7:40 erening serr
iee at 8 o'clock.. Special fuiic by the
Gideon quartet and mixed choir. 8ermon
"God's Last Call". Read the 22nd
chapter of Rerelation. Midweek prayer
meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
CHURCH 07 JBSTTS CHRIST OP LAT
TER DAT SAIHTS
480 K. Cottage street. 8ondsy school
at 10:00 o'clock. Church immediately
afterwards.
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rXXST GSRJCAX RAPTIST
- ITorU Cottage and D streets. G. W.
Rutseh, minister; 8. School, :4S a. m.
Sam Sehirman. 8apt. Serriee 11 a. as.
Topic: - "The Christian aad Bis Anx
ieties." Ladies duet. Serriee at 5 p.nu
Topic "Daniel' m Pirmaesa.' Regular
midweek prayer serrieo it I p. m. .Wed
aesday. . - . . - - ; , -
C. X. A. OOSPEX. TABERKACUI
855 Ferry street. W. li. Caldwell, pas
tor. Pheae 8093. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Mr. Grsnral Sheets, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 a. m. Communion
serrieo following. Theme, "The Vatae of
Christiam - Ordinances." Tonng Peoples'
mooting at 0 :45 p.- mv - Erening erange
listie erriee at 7:45 p. m. Prayer meet
ing on Tuesday erening at 7:45 p. aa.
Orchestra aad choir practice Wednesday
erening. Toung Peoples' cottaga prayer
serriee on Thursday erening.
COTJRT STRBRTCHURCH OP CHRIST .
' Serenteeath - aad Conrt streets; Hugh
K. MeCaUam, pastor. 1744 Chemeketa
Street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Mrs.
Irene WeHer superintendent. Morainr
worship and Lord'a ' 8npper at 11 a. m.
Sermon theme "Children of the Higher."
Toaag Peoples' Endeavor meetings at
:15 p. sa. Erening erangelistio serrieo
at 7:30 p. m. Special steel guitar duet
"One Fleeting Hour" by Mrs. Sarah
Taenia aad Priseilla Meisinger. The silrer
String orchestra will giro the musical
prelude to the Will son park service at
s:bu p. m. wnea tha "Pilgrim Flayers"
present the drama, "The Rich Young
Ruler." These players will giro the drama
"The Tisherman" Tuesday erening aoj4ho
charch. Time, 8 P. m. '
PTRST CHURCH OP THB BTAZARZKR
Thirteenth aad Center streets. Rer. Flet
cher Galloway, pastor. Residence 05S X.
14th street, phono 9830. The pastor will
speak Sunday from the following sub
jects: 11 a. m, "The Holy Spirit aad
Holy Lir lag." 7:80 p. m, "Jesus, the
Sheltering Rock." Sunday school 9:45 a.
m. T. M. Litwiller, superintendent. N. Y.
P. 8. group 8:80 p. m. Mrs. Lonella
Hardy, president.
RBPRRamro LOVR MISSION '
S15H tf- Commercial street. A mission
leading a helping hand to the man or
Woman is need of a friend. Shelter' for
wamom and girls. Opening serrieo Sunday
8 p. m. Mrs. M. E. Backboe, superinten
dent. .
HOTSB OP PRATER
InterdenominatlonaL Chemeketa aad
17th. Prayer aad praise serrieo Saaday
afternoon 2:45. Prayer serriees also
erery week night 7:45 except Thursday
and Saturday. A. J. Smith, minister,
1863 Skinner St, W. Salem.
PEHTBC08TAL ASSEMBLT
420 State St. 8undsy school 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 11. Erangelistie
serrieo 8 p. m. Mid-week serriees Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Brother
Voget -will bring message. Saturday, Au
gust 12. .
JASOX LEB MEMORIAL M. E.
Corner Jefferson and North Winter
streets. H G. Humphrey, pastor. 9:45
a. m., Sunday school. 11 a.m., preach
ing by tha pastor: sermon subject, "The
Preeminence of Jesus." 7 p. m., Ep
worth League. 8 p. m., Eeho reports
from the Epwortk League Institute at
Palis City, Ore.
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- TOST CmriSTTalf CHURCH
, High aad Center streets: Gay L. Drill,
miaistorv 880 N. Cottage street. Church
school. 9:80 v sa; E. W. Cooler, 8upt
Morning worship-, 10 :45. Sermon it the
fourth in the series on The Glory of the
Conquered Life. Three) C.E. meetings and
Friends of the Golden Hoar at 7 p. m.
EraageHstio serr too, 8 p. as. Special ma
aieal aad ' derotional serriee. - - Sermon.
"Stop, Look aad Listen." Midweek aerr.
ice. Wed. erening. The Pilgrim Players
will present, "The Fisherman" ia drama
form. . .' . i v
- . FIRST STAhTOEUCaT.
Xorth 8ummer at Marion. Emorr W.
Pettieord, D.D., minister. Rev. Dean L.
Vermillion, associate minister. Saadsy
school at 9:45 a.m. Morning warship at
11. Prelude sad offertory by Miss Hel
en Sex. Sermon: "The Fullness of Re
demption" by Rer. Dean L. Vermiliioa.
sssoeisto minister. Junior, Intermediate
aad t Senior . Christian Endeavor at 7.
Erangelistie serriee at S p. m. Twenty
minute aoag serriee led by J. H. Triesen.
Sermon, ."Fiva BeHofs," Rev. Deaa Ver
million. Bible study aad prayer Thurs
day at T:8 p. m. ' . .-
'"' " PRTJTTXAXTD BVAWQEXIOAI. .
Rev. Deaa L. Vermillion, pastor. Sun
day school at 19 a.m, Orsa Pagg,- Sawt.
Morning worship at 11. , la tha absence
ot the pastor tha pulpit will h supplied.
Wednesday, August. 18, thd Woman's
Missionary society will moot at tho
ehnreh at 2 o'clock tinder tho leadership
Of tho president, Mies Daisy Lambert, .
THB FIRST CHRISTLUr
Turner, Ore. R. L. Patnam. pastor.
Sunday aehool 10 a.m. Morning wor
ship 11 o'clock: subject; "What Thom
as Mined by Being Absent. Erening
worship 8 o'clock; subject: "Mistakes of
Three Toaag: Men.. Young People's
mooting 7 o'clock: subject, "What the
Poetr Say About God." Midweek serr
iee. Thursday, S p. m. Soag service, de
votional aad study led by pastor. Study t
"Tho Holy Spirit aad Jesus." Ton are
welcome. .
First Baptist
Church
Marion & .N. Liberty Sts.
BRITTON ROSS
Minister
11 a. m. "A Great
Secret"
8 p. m. "God's Last
CaU"
The Gideon Quartet
Will Sina;
Ton win receive welcome at
all our services . . COME!
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