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Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Satarday Morning, January 27. 1934
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Beginning Sunday night at the
f Court street church ol Christ at
17th, a series of musical concerts
will open the eYening service at
7:30 o'clock. These -will continue
each, Sunday-Curing the eVange-
listie meetings to open February
... , with Len B. Fishback of Til
lamook as evangelist. ' ' '
Sunday, night the first of these
concerts 4 will consist -of sereral
- numbers git en by students of the
. PrisclIIa Melslnger studios. In
- the orchestra are: Mrs. McElroy.
: Hazel McElroy, Mrs. townsend.
Flora .Tarnbull, Mrs. .Sarah Ten
nis Lula -McClay, Myrtle McClay.
... w Louis Prlem. Albert Garrett.
: George Meislnger and Mrs. Prls
cilla Meisinger the director.
L ' The requested sermon subject
- of Pastor Hugh NMcCallum will
be "To Dance or Not to Dance".
Sunday,' February 4, will be En
deavor day and the drama club
ot the church will gire "A Day
at Summer Conference." Thecon-
- cert upon that occasion will be
Siren by the Silver String orches-
' tra of the church. February 11.
the children's orchestra ot the
Meisinger studios wilt give the
concert. ..".- "
: The revival services being con
ducted by Evangelist A. J. Prineic
with the resistance ef Evangelist'
O. R. Cross at Evangelistic Tab-'
ernacle on-Ferry and 13th streets
are drawing good crowds and stir
ring a wholesome Interest. "The
' quality and tone of the meetings
, are. substantial," says Rev. Wes
ton, "and results have already
been gratifying." The soul stir-
ring songs of Mrs. Prineic and
Mrs. Cross have been a well re
ceived feature of the meetings
The evangelists came from
Kansas City, Missouri. Rev. and
"Mrs. Prineic will be leaving for
West Africa, - shortly after the
campaign,, where they will work
under the auspices of the Genera!
rnnncil ot the Assemblies of God.
It is probable that their sailing
date will require that the coming
week be their last in revival cam
paign work in the United States.
The services are being conauciea
nightly at 7:45 except Monday.
GILLOWAY SPEAKS
.1 AT DISTRICT MEET
, JBev. Fletcher Galloway, pastor
- of the Church of the Nazarene
here, is to be one of the special
speakers for a district convention
v which', meets in Ashland next
week. The other speakers for the
convention are Dr. J. W. Good
" win of Pasadena, general super
intendent of the denomination;
' Dr. J E. Bates of Portland, dis-
- trict superintendent; Mrs. J. E.
Bates, missionary society presi
dent: Rev. Ralph . Cook of Ore
gon City head of the young
people's organization. Rev, Gallo
way is district chairman of the
department of church schools.
Dr. Goodwin, who is one of the
; four general superintendents of
' tte denomination, is scheduled to
peak " here ln Salem, Sunday
night, February 4. " "
' Rev Galloway Sunday night
wilt preach the third message In
' a series on David, king of Israel.
Methodist Youth
:f Meeting Slated
: At First Church
The Methodist young people
and their friends of Salem and
1 West Salem will hold a Joint so
cial hour and worship service at
the First Methodist church Sun
day night at C o'clock. The Young
People's : forum of the- First
Methodist : church is sponsoring
the gathering.- ' '
r At 7:30 the young people will
Join with the public In the audl-
toriam for a worship service and
" to hear Jim" Palmer, executive
secretary of the Portland, Y. M.
C. A., speak on "Youth and the
New DeaL" -
Ellis to Speak ,
: -At Vesper Hour
t '..- J .. ;.
; i-,3. Lincoln Ellis will give the
principal; address on "The Place
of -Youth In the Church? at the
9 :$ 9 o'clock , reaper hoar Sunday
at the First Evangelical church.
Mar Elisabeth ; and Margaret
: anno; Kella irlir glTe ipeclal mur
leal numbers. The' ' vespers 'are
sponsored by the Christian En-
deavor society. - ; .'
Church r
BRITTON ROSS
! ' Miiiistef
11 illTht Good ie
Confessioiu"
7:30 R Mi-&"p:W!y
Starring, secretary J
Oregots Baptist Converitloii,
will . be the Guest Speaker.
Xou Will ti joy This
Great PreacheriJ
CHURCH
PIICICM18
DRAWGOOD CilOWDS
Baptist
THEOSOFHICAI. lalB&AST
148 South Commercial. Classes its Yets
philosophy acet follows: AivaaeeA
class each 8anday I :30 p. m, elementary
class each Wednesday T:80 p. m. library
pea. I to a p. m. aaiiy except gonaav.
172ST CHUKCH 07 CHBI8T
SCIENTIST'
Chemcketa a4 Liberty stteets. Sun
day school :5: sad It a. m, Services
11 im. m mnif R n m. Knbiwt of leases
crmoB, "Truth." Testimony meeting
B M. R. d in er MM,
Uasonie temple opn 11 e. m. to 5:10
p. m., except Bunesys sua nouaajs.
CbenwkeU and North Cottage streets.
Services till be neia oy visiting mints
ten when announced.
EVAHGELICAL
Summer , at Marion street. Emory W.
Petticord. D. D.. Minister, bundiy school
at 8:45 a. m. Ii. Ii. Thornton, superin
tendent. Morning won nip at 11 a. a.
Mrs. Ethel Polin( Phelps. organist. Mir
ed ooartet. "I Found Him in My Heart"
Adams. Sermon, "Christ Surprised by
Faith." Chritisn Endesror reaper ser
vice at S :30 p. m. Janior, intermediate
and Voting Peop:'s Christian ndeavor
at 6 :30 p. m. fcvangeustic serviee at 7 :au
v. bi. Gospel sonr lervice led by Mr. J.
H. Friesen. Special music Sermon, "The
Seventh. Seal." Bible study and prayer
Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m.
FISST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Sute and Church streets. B. Earle Par
ker, pastor. Iloyd 8. Bailey, dirertor of
seligious education. Kobert M. tiatke, su
perintendent. 9:45 n. m. church school,
clsssei for all sees. 11 t. m. peblic wor
ship. "The Entering Wedge." 7:30 p. m.
evening worship. Jim Palmer, executive
secretary, Portland l.M.L'.A will speak
on "Youth and the Kew Deal." 6 to
7:13 p. m. social hear for all Methodist
young people o Salem and West Salem.
"west saxeh rosD MEMORIAL
K. K. Clark, pastor. Church school
9 :45 a. m. Kpworth League nnits with
the young people in First Methodist
church 6 p. m. Worship 7:30 p. b. Ser
mon subject, "Dives and Laxarns." Ser
vice st Summit at 11 s. sa.
JAS02T UI KEMOKIAX. METHODIST
Corner Jefferson and North Winter
streets. G. H. Humphrey, pastor. 9:45
a. m. Sunday school. H. B. Carpenter,
superintendent. 11 a. m. sermon by the
pastor. Subject, "What is s Good Stew
ard." 6:30 p. m. Epworth Leagues.
7:30 p. m. the Jason Lee Players will
present a Bibliesl drama entitled "The
Gift."
FZS8T CONGSEOATIONA1.
Center at Liberty streets. J. H. Sim
onds, phstor. Sunday school at 0:45 a. ra.
Morning worship at 11 a. m. Subject,
"The Pilgrim's Character: III. His Re
gard for Law."
EK OLE WOOD TOTTED BBETBBEH
Cor. North 17th and Nebraska streets.
Kev. B. V. Wilson, pastor. 8onday school
at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at 11
a. m. Subject, "Men Tombs or Tem
ples." Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject, "The Loneline&s ot Those That
Follow Truth Young People's meeting
6:30 p. m. Subject, "Today's Youth and
Tomorrow's World."
COTJBT STEEBT CHTJECH OP CHEIST
17th and Court streets. Hugh K. Me
Callnm, pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
with graded classes. Worship and Lord's
Supper at 11 a. m. Sermon, "Why I Ee
Iteve Jeuts to Be the Christ." Christian
Endeavor meets at 61:1 p. m? three
societies. Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Special violin and guitar dnet "Whisper
ing Hope" by Messrs. Van Sljke and
Priem. Beqoested sermon on tbei theme,
"To Dance or Wot to Danee." Family
fireside service Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
at the- Bungalow.
KXIGHT MEMORIAL
19th and Ferry streets. H. C. Stover,
minister. Church school in charge of C. C.
Harria at 10 a. m. Morninff worfchin at 11
a. m. Sermon, "Our Growing Knowledge
of Ood. Antnem, spirit ol woo
Neidlinger. Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Chorus choir in concert. Fellowship of
prayer Wednesday at the home ef Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert L. Powell, 2160 Trsde
street.
FIRST BAPTIST
Sfarioo and North Liberty streets. Brit
4 An Rmi minitr. Tlihli school st 9:45
a. m. Fred Eroer, superintendent. Mora-
ins; wersnrp at n a. m. uerraon, .me
Good Confession." it. Intm. Sr. B. T.
P. U.'a at 6:30 p. m. Sunday prayer
m.iin. at fi -30 ti m. Eveniar vorshio
at T:30 p. m. Dr. P. W. Burring; secre
tary Vregon Baptist eonvenuon. win
speak. Special sassier at both serviees.
Orjsn prelude at 7:10 p. m. Miss Min
nie Miller orranist.
PEXSBTTEilAH
'Whiter and tbemtketa streets. G rover
C. Birtchet, D 1) pastor. 8:30 a. m.
church seheol, Eslph Seott. snperinten-
dent. 11 a, it, sennoa, "Tbe On Thing
Keedial,' echoes from the Moderators
viait. Anthem. "Turn Ye Even Unto Me"
(Harker). Solo ly Mrs. Don Smith, "One
Sweetly Solemn Thongut" (Aranrose;.
6:30 n. m. All foar C. E. Societies will
meet. 7:30 p. m. eveninir praise. Prrsby
teriaa -Tonng People's Pay and the ser
vice will be conducted by the Senior
C. E. Society. Antbera, "The Lost Chord
(Sullivan). , ,
TEMPLE BAPTIST
19th aad Brer man streets. Sunday
school 8:45 s. m. David Anderson, su
perintendent. Morning worship 11 a. m.
Sermon subject, "Bargain Counter Reli
gion and the Price of a Revival." Eve
ning worship B.YJ.V. at 6:30 p. m. Ser
mon, "Three F's Fools, Fooling with
Fire." Bev. J. A. Bores ol Tseoma wiu
begin a series of meetings Sunday.
AMERICAN LTJTHEBAH
Chnrch street betweea Chemekets and
Center. Rev. P. W. Erihsen, pastor. Sun
day school at 8 :5 a. m. Arnold Kroeeer,
aaperintendent. H i. n, divine worship.
Sermon topie, "Is th Gospel With , or
Without the Cross!" Special music Aa
thera by the choir, directed by Vim. Me
Gilchrist. Sole, "The Lord is My Shep
herd," Willism Eush. 6:30 p. ss. Toung
People's Leagues. -7:30 p. m. service.
Special music. Lesrue QnarUt.- " Five
Ways to Tell Bight From Wrong," topic.
ST. JOHN'S EVANGEIJCAL
LTJTHEBAN
u:. c A an. iatk anil A
streets. Rev. H. W. Gross, pastor. Eng
lish services at 9:45 a. m. German ser
vices II li a. m. Dunaay acuovi
n.
ROSEDALE rKXEKDS
ri;rM Dts minit.tef I T
atllv VMIVWII Was wa a
Trick, 8hb47 school superintendent. Ed
tmrmoa na f rea tMKer oc iieomft, w
rin two-.weekB1 rerivftl Sady ftt 11
T D 4 A T-aCt . Aw sPnal
aV. DX. fjVTWWon 1 J
EUher Cammaek leads CkrHtian E&deftvor
s 7 p. m. Topic, A Bird's Eye View
el BolWU.' Caristiftn EndeaTor week ft
lUel VJ A UeiSM Arvasj sa a'v. w
aek. EeTiTftl serrifs ftt 8 p. tn. Serrices
. a. m. sr J .A S .llA
7mGHiJuri rsixHSs
Hirhlsad avenns at Chares street.
T. Clio Brown, pastor. ! Bible school at
10 . m. Lester DeLapp, soperintendent.
Chester A., Hsdleyi rnrl superin te
deiti of Oreoa Tssrly Meeting el Friends,
will briar the message And present the
needs f the. trorit Jn the yearly eet
ing st the 10 a: m.-serviee. Intermediate
O. E at 4:80 p. ns. Rbbert linditrora,
leader. Mr. Esdley will apeak est the snb-
Isct ef "Foreign Missions," Illustrating
its meturs by stersoptieom wives ef tbe
BeUviaa field, at the 7:80 p. hu serviee.
Prayer meeting at T:30 p. so. Thnrsdsy.
' TBM QEACE OOSTEX. EALZ.
,15th and Mill streets. Snadiy leboel
at 10 a. m. Preaehiag at . is. and st
T:0 . m. Snbjeet at ?. vTbs God ef
This -Age." Tnesday evening Bible stndy
at T p. m. and ehlldrsn'a meeting at T:45
. - . ; r T , .
CHWJ8I ttTTHEXAir ; .
18th and Sute streets. St. Amos E.
Minneman, pastor. Oermam at t:0 a. as,
Bakject, "Lerd. I Will Leber." SngHsb
st 11 a. m. Snbieet, "Uademaad And
Kaew." Bendsy school at t:30 k m. Mrs.
Minnaman, saperintendent. Lnth.tr Leagns
at f y sa.- . - ; , .
- "- CHTJECH or ood "". .:
Cottage end Shipping. C. T. Spriags,
laister. Bible stndy at 10 a. i. Preach
ing, 11, "The Ideal ChristUn." Week
ly observsnee ef . the Lord's supper fol
lowing the .sermon. Evening bible etady,
T. Sons; practice Wednesday, 7:80 p. as.
ieoq EEssrvB sramjAi. scxehcb
- Pythias ball, 248 North CemmereUL
Ssndar serviees. 1:30. Symposiam.sab
iect,1 'Cease and EffeeL" Tnetimeinal
serviee. Analysis set messsges, e) to trtff.
Dr. Orlen Richard Kricg, Ask Lrfe.
TJsiiXED A&fcMLY Hi CHJUST
- 82JA Ferry street. Kobert L. Taylor,
pastor. Bible school, 3 p. sa, Mrs. Eva
Lebold, superintendent. Sermon. 3, "The
Rest That Remains." .Sermon, T:45,
"What Was Dob Away in Christ.' Lee
turf oa bible prophecies Try aigbt ex
eept Monday, 7 :45 p. m. '
EVAHQELISTIO TABEBJIAOXB
Ferry and 18th. O. O. Weston, pastor.
Sevivai serviees -with Evangelists f rineio
and - Cross entering fonrth ' week. Ban
day school, S:45 a. m C. A. Wilson,
aaperintendent. Church service, 11. Ev
angelist O. E, Cross speaker. Evangelis
tic serviee. 7:45, Evangelist A. J. Prin
eic speaking, ' "A Nervous Sleeper.' '
Teung people's service, S:SO p. an. Berv
ic'es eotinue through the week . at 7 :45
every Bight except Monday.
SOUTH SALEM WEST'S
Commercial at Washington. Charles C.
Haworth, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 1L O. E. meeting, 6:30,
"The Place of Youth U the Church."
Evening worship, 7:30; a deputation
team from Pacifie college will be in
charge. Thursday, 6:30 p. m.t church
night tapper followed by monthly meet
ing. . ; !
TUBKES OHBISTXAV .
N. J. Rcssoner, minister. Bible school,
10 a. m Mrs. Raymond Tltm, superin
tendent. Morning worship, 11, "Salt.
Light, Law." Junior C. 4 6:15 p. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7. Evening worship,
8. Prsyer meeting, Thursday Bight.
HAZEL QEEEX UNITED BRETHREN .
J. H. Wort ma n, pastor. Sunday school,
10 a. an.. Boss Miles, superintendent.
Morning werthip, 11, "Come, Tarry,
Go." Song service in eharge at Cliftoa
Clemens. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.,
Mrs. George Tucker of Salem will aing
solo. Bible study, . Wednesdsy, 7 :80
p. m., at the persons ge.
C. a K. A. GOSPEL TABERNACLE
655 Ferry street. W. H, Caldwell, pas
tor. Son day school cabinet prayer meet
ing, 9:30 a. m. Sunday -school, 9:45,
Granvel Sheets, superintendent. Worship,
11, "The Bond to Emmaus." Serviee at
Old People's home, S p. sa. Toung
people's meeting, 8:30. Pre-prayer aerv
ie, 7:30 and serviee, 7:45. -
FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE
13th and Center. Fletcher Galloway,
stor. Sundsy school, 9:45 a. m., F. M.
itwiller, superintendent. " Morning serv
ice, 11a. m., "An Unpossessed Inheri
Une," X. T. P. S. groups'. :30. 7:80,
"A Grest Sinner Whom God Loved";
No. 3 os King David.
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FIRoX. UNITED B&SIHREM
r Mission between 13th and .University.
A. 8. Henderson, pastor, 1155 Mission.
Sunday school. 10 aw m., Mrs. Alice M.
Henderson, snperintendesi. Morning wor
ship, 11, "Jehovah, Our Redeemer."
Special musle let by Mrs; Hath Toes.
Young people's meeting,.. 6:80, "The
Place of Tenth is the Church.' Evening
evangelistic serviee 7:80 p. as. Wednes
day night prayer service led by Mrs.
Woodward.
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'John J. Budin, pastor. Sunday school,
10 a. m Mrs. Adams, superintendent.
Church service, II; Miss Heseitine, song
leader. .
. CHURCH OF JESUg CHEIST OF ,
, LATTZE SAT SAINTS
Salem Woman's clubhouse, 460 North
Cottage-- Sunday school, 10 e as. Preach
ing service, 11:45..
"i CALX AST BAPTIST
High and Ferry streets. W. Earl Coch
ran, pastor. Sunday school, 9:40 a. m.,
Mrs, w. A. Barkua, supernitendent.- Wor
ship, 10:50; sermon by Kev. F. W.
Stsrring, new state secretary of missions.
Anthem, "Hear Our Prayer," by Ruben
stein. Senior and Intermediate B. T. P.
C.'s, 6:30. Evening worship, 7:30, "Is
It Necessary to Confeit Chrittt"; aa
them, "The King ef Love . My Shepherd
Is," by Shelly. Incidental solo by Mrs.
McAllister; obligato solo, by Mrs. Taylor.
Wednesdsy, 7:30 p. m., prsyer and fel
lowship meeting. Thursday, 7:30 p. at
choir rehearsal, starting Esster cantata.
FEES METHODIST
North Winter and Market. M. H. Pitch
er, psitor. Sundsy school, 9:45 a. m4
Emory Goode, superintendent. Berviee,
11. "The Old Man." T. P. M. S.. 6:80.
Evening serviee, 7:30, "Modernism."
Bible reading, Tuesday, 7:80 p. m. Pray
er aad praise service Thursday, 7:30
p. m.
FXRST CHURCH OF OOD
Hood and North Cottage streets. 0. T.
Nesl, pastor. Sunday services at 11 a. an.
and at 7:80 p. m. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Lyle Knox, superintendent, Toung
People's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Prayer
and testimony meeting Wednesday 7:80
p. m.
IMMANUEL BAPTIST
Corner ot Hsxel and Aeademy streets.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Mare Saucy, Sun
day school superintendent. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The male quar
tet will sing. Midweek prayer and praise
service Thursday 7 :30 p. m. .
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TTAST CHElSTLaJf ,
. Center nad Higk streets. Guy 1a. Drill,
minis tar. Chareh school 9 :89 a. as. Morn
ing worship at 10:49 a. m. Observance
( the Lord's Sapper. Sermon, "The Sia
We Do Not Mention." Young People's
mooting at 6:15 p. ja.-Evening evange
list service at T:80 p. av The sermon in
the - fourth in the travel aeries, "Feur
Waeel Ereaks." The large chorus choir
ef 45 voices will present special musical
numbers at all services. Church might
service Wednesday at 7:80 p. an. --,
FTE&I GEEMAN BAPTIST 4
North Cottage,- and D streets. G. W.
&utsh, tninister. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Sam Schirmaa, superintendent. Eng
lish serviee at the close ef the Sunday
school. Regular service at 11 :15 a. m.
Sermon tepie, "The Tains of a Seal."
Choir song. Evening serviee at 7:80 p. as,
Sermon topic, "The Vsiue at the Person
ality ot Christ," Midweek prayer at S
p. mv Wednesday. . , -
PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY
420 SUte street. Sundsy school at' 10
a. m. Dirise worship at 11 a. so. Evsn-
geitstte serviee at 7 : p. as. Midweek
eervieee Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
nights. We are expecting Evangelist Ada
Dowe from Boise, Idaho, here Sunday
and every 'night next week for re
vival. Contribution of
Church to Year
Sermon Subject
AMITY, Jan, 2. -"Some Con
tributions .the Church Can Make
to 1934" Is the special evening
topic which is now being discussed
at the Christian church. These
phases ot the subject have been
applied to the present-day system
of life and religion. A series of
questions' have been presented,
among which have been, "Has the
Church Failed in 1133?: "Whith
er Organized Religion?"; "Does
the Church Deserve to Live?"
These questions have promoted
much Interest among those visit
ing the service.
Last Sunday night the phase of
the subject discussed was, "The
Perfect Law." This. Sunday night,
answers to the question as to how
this law can be enforced will be
given.
Who's Loony Now?
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Conduct Rosedale Revival .v
Rev. Fred Baker J left, and Rev. Edward P. Harmon, both of Tacoma,
who veil conduct at series of evangelistic meetings at the Rosedale
Friends church, starting Sunday morning.
is
SLATED FAR SUNDAY
The choir of the Knight Mem
orial church will be . heard in a
sacred concert Sunday night at
7:30, accompanied by Donald J.
Allison, organist, and Mrs. Newell
Williams, pianist. The concert in
cludes :
Chorus, "Open Wide Thy
Coo-Coo's Nest
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"Twilight," Neven; chorus, "Trust
in the Lord," Handel; duet, "Shine
for Thy Light Is Come," Gilbert,
Mrs. Malcolm Ramp, Miss Pearl
Eyre; chorus, "Spirit of God,"
Neidlinger. solo, "Teach' Me To
Pray," Jewitt, Donald Barnard;
ladies' quartet, "The Long Day
Closes," Sullivan, Beneitta Har
land, Caroyl Braden, Harriet Ad
ams, Pearl Eyre; chorus, "Unfold
Ye Portals," Gounod; organ num
bers, "Pilgrim Chorus,'' Wagner
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-. A .mid-winter revival begins on
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock aC
the Rosedale Friends' church, sev
en miles south of Salem. Grange
lists ; Edward F, , Harmon an(
Frederick B.- Baker both of Tsv
coma, are . the . speakers. : Both.'
young men are recorded minister,
in the Friends church and' have
beenv continuously -engaged for
the last two years In evangelistic
campaigns P in Oregon, Washtng
ton and Idaho. ' - ." ' l
They have held meetings' in all
of the Friends churches in Port
land this winter. At Lnts church, ,
In Portland,' SO members were re
ceived Into the church December;
Si; The first sermon here Is "A
Revival at any Cost,"
Other sermons which will be
delivered ar "The WorthT of a
Soul," "Unanswered Prayer,"
"The Deceitfulness of Sin," "The
Prayer of a King,". "The DevU'e
Dictionary and Holiness, "A
Man and Three Neigh bora,"
"What is Wrong with the
Church," and "X-Ray of the
Heart." Service will continue
each evening, except Monday, un
til Sunday, February 11.
Milo Clifton Ross, pastor of
the Rosedale congregation, an
nounces special music for each
evening.
COLLEGIAN COMING
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A deputation team from Pacific:
college will have charge of the
Sunday morning 11 o'clock service,
at the South Salem Friends
church, Rev. C. C. Haworth, pas
tor, reported yesterday.
By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY
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