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PAGE TEN i n,. ftnpr.nv STATPSMiM Safom ftrrnn Safnrrfav Mnrninp. December 21. 1935 - ' 3 Christinas First Baptists , Offering Music The following program of Christmas music will be siren by the choir of the First Baptist church, Marion and North Liberty, Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock: "Arise and Shine" ............ Carrie B. Adams Choir "And Thou Bethlehem" . . . . ..... ..... Marie M. Hlne ; Richard Dierks and Choir "'Neath the Starry Hearens" . . . .Fred B. Holton Mrs. Theo. Roth. Mrs. Ban Schirman and Choir' . "Hallowed Night" ..... I .Carrie B. Adams Men's Quartet. Offertory ...... .VO Holy Night" Trombone, flute, piano and organ "We Have Seen His Star" . . .......... .. . .Fred B. Holton Mrs. Theo Roth, Mrs. Robt. Wagers "Christmas Memories" ....... . .............. Fred B. Holton . Mrs. Marvin Roth, Mrs. Stan t ley Sparks and Choir , "From Lands Afar" .Fred B. Holton Men's Chorus "I Bring You Good Tidings' .... ...... Fred B. Holton Ladies' Chorus "Come Let Us Adore Him'V. ... -. . .Fred B. Holton Choir At 11 o'clock Sunday morning, the-choir will sing "And He Shall Reign Forever" by Fred B. Hol ton. ' Monmouth Church Programs Listed MONMOUTH, Dec. 20. Pro grams symbolic of the season will be presented at all of Mon mouth's churches Sunday. Special musical features in addition to the regular choir offerings, were presented last Sunday night, a custom which has become tradi tional in Monmouth since so many students of Oregon Normal school assist with the music in all local churches, and these of ferings are featured on the Sunday-night before vacation time because most of the students are away during the holidays. . At the Christian church . the night of December 22, Mrs. V. V. Caldwell will direct the presen tation of a pageant. A Christmas program and tree with distribution of gifts for chil dren will be the Evangelical church feature Sunday night, and a similar plan Is being arranged for the same night at the Bap tist church. Labish Center Sunday School to Give Yule Program After C. E. LABISH CENTER, Dec. 20. The Sunday school's Christmas program will be given Sunday night following Endeavor service. A playlet, "Christmas at Piney Ridge," by the young people's class, as well as readings, songs, etc., by the Juniors will be pre sented. The school teachers, Mrs. Bis ans and Mrs. Burr,-have released the program for their entertain ment, which will be Monday night at the schools. It includes a song, by the school; welcome by Wal lace Bloom; playlet, "Santa's Re covery," lower grades; accordion solo, . Edward Roosa; play, "Grandma's Christmas Guest," upper grades; reading, Marvin French; guitar solo, Leslie Klampe; quartet and pantomime, "Star of the East"; play, "Aunt Van Dorn's Merry Christmas," upper grades; song by the school and Santa's visit. Services in English And German Scheduled On Christmas Morning The annual Christmas program f the Bethany Evangelical and Reformed church school will be given Sunday night at 7:30 o' clock, and on Christmas day Ger man services will be held at 10 o'clock In the morning and Eng lish services at 11 o'clock. The Sunday night program will consist of three parts: Community singing, children's program and a pageant. The public is invited. Morning Program PRINGLE, Dec. 20. The Prin gle Sunday school will give a Christmas program Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock, with the public Invited. Monday Is Chosen Children of the Presbyterian Churck will give their Christmas prorram at the church Mnnriav night at 7:30 o'clock, with ail de partments oi me Sunday school ' represented. We Specialize in Agate Jewelry Elgin Watches Handmade Violins Jeweler 254 N. Church St. Member Townsend Club No. 1 Programs Court Christian Offers Program Sunday night members of the Court Street Christian church will present a special Christmas pro gram, an old fashioned "Yule time." It Is as follows: "Coronation Orerture," "On. Sweet ly -Solemn ighi" and "Lather's Cradle Hja" by the orcbetra. Reading by Ella Smith. . Vocal aolo' by . J. W inkenveider. : - Clarinet sojoa by Clark Will. ; Pantomime by Jean Rodgers, Hatel and Doria- Kroger, Jane Armstrong and Vio let Kruger. Violin doet by Louis Priem and W. T. Van fcilyke. Quartet, nixed. Jean. Hawkins. Sara Tenni. E. J. Winkenvelder and W. T. Van Slyka. Drama tiled irriptare. Vocal duet. Tvonne Walters and Doris Kraf'er. Beading, "The Other Wise Mn" by Miaa Jean Hawkins. A short talk by the pastor on the subject, "Wise Men Still Seek Christ," will conclude the pro gram. One-Act Play Is Feature of Yule ' A beautiful and colorful one-act play will be given by the children of the Foursquare church Sunday night. They program will open with a beautiful processional of white-robed girls marching and singing "Silent Night, Holy Night'' by candle light. Children will bt dressed as shepherds and kings, the platform being beautifully dec orated to depict a manger scene. Sunday morning, a program will also be given by young people and children as the Sunday school enjoys the annual Christmas tree. There will be no service Christmas night, but Friday night, Decem ber, 27, the Rev. and "Mrs. Bal derson from Cleveland, Ohio, will conduct a special evangelistic ser vice. Rev. and Mrs. Baldersoa will be at the local church dur Ing Jthe absence of the present pas tors, Rev. Miss Edith Campbell and Ena Fanson, who will pastor the Portland Foursquare church while Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Jeffer ies take a trip around the world. Cantatas Will Be Sung By Nazarene Choir at Ttco Services Sunday The Sunday school of the Church of the Nazarene, will open at 9:45 a. m. Sunday for the study of the Christmas lesson. At the close of the Sunday school period, the children will receive presents given by the Sunday school. At the 1L o'clock worship hour the choir will sing a Christmas canta ta, "The Manger of Bethlehem." Following the cantata the pastor will give the Christmas sermon. "Unwrapping the first Christmas package." At 6:30 the you fig people will have a Christmas service. At 7:30 the Sunday school children will give their program consist ing of songs, recitations, and dia logs. Following this program, the choir will sing another Christmas Cantata, "King All Glorious." Event Is Monday Monday night at 7:45 o'clock has been the time chosen for tho Christmas program of the First Church of God, according to ac nouncement of Rev. L. Wesley Johnson, pastor. Plan Night Program The Christmas program at the Christian and Missionary alliance guspei taoernacie win De neia Tuesday night at 7:45 o'clock. , LUTZ, FLORIST Invites the Public to, an OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Dec. 22, All Day See the beautiful Christmas plants and flowers. FREE violets for the ladies. 1276 N. Liberty St. Between Market and Gains Phone 9502 Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine Co. Without operation- most ailments of stomach. liver glands, skin and ur inary system of men and women can be removed by using our remedies - 18 years In business. pathic Pfcviicians. t03H Court street, Jorner Liberty of fice open Tuesdays and Saturdays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.. P. M. to 7. Consultation, Blood Ooidls Cham Prsr d Urine V. . xesia rree oi charge. V.. .v Lam m Bakery Board Has Its First Session The Oregon state bakery board, created by an act ef the last leg islature, held Its first meeting in Salem Monday and elected E. Franz, Portland, as chairman. R. F. Renard; Portland, was elected vice-chairman and Walter Young. Oregon City, treasurer. Young was unable to attend the session because of illness. E. M. Stadel of Portland was elected executive secretary and will maintain offices in the weath erly building in east Portland. H- previously served as secretary for the baking industry under the code. Franz said the board would have control of the state baking industry, but would not fix min imum prices. All price schedules of bakers must be filed with the board for its approval. Unfair competition, such as giving pre miums and other concessions, will be discouraged by the board. The board has authority to fix; the size of the bread loaf. Fate's Victim Is Fined, Overtime T. Hillway, the young man who couldn't beat fate in municipal court Thursday, paid a SI fine there yesterday on a charge of parking overtime, last July 25. Judge A. Warren Jones accepted his excuse for having double park ed downtown recently. When Hillway" appeared with the double nark in ir tap Thnr.sdav. by strange coincidence, the traffic tag juage Jones nappenea to nave in his hand during a sorting op eration proved to be the tag plac ed on Hillway's car last July. Early Morning Service By Candle Light to Be Held, Christ tutheran Holiday services at the Christ Lutheran church, 18th and State Yes, Folks, ...Its True! The enormous Christ mas trade that we have experienced has depleted much of our :rstock. ...But We Still Have MEN'S - and The Famous Town craft Shirt at . . and. Topflight Shirts at The Names Speak for Themselves Towner aft and REMERIBER ... If it's a Tie or Shirt you want you can still get a grand selec tion at ' streets, are announced as follows by Rev. Amos E. Minneman, pas tor: ,t ; Children's Christmas serv I c e s Christmas eve at 7:30 with the en tire Sunday school participating. Early Christmas morning candle light services with special musical numbers it 7 a. m. Subject, "His Name Shall Be Called Wonder ful." German Christmas services 9:30 a. m. Subject, "His Name Shall Be Called Counsellor." 3040 Working on WPA in District Three thousand forty men and women are now employed In the WPA district for which Salem is headquarters, Project Supervisor S. W. Richardson announced last night.- These workers are in ad dition to approximately 500 em ployed on work progress financed forestry, health, army engineer ing and national youth projects. Jobs obtained by Marion coun ty men and women in the latter group of projects iclude 15 in forest service, five on engineers' projects, 24 in health work and one on a national youth job. Lighting Contest Judges Selected Five judges had been selected by the Salem Garden club last night to select the outstanding displays entered in the Ad club Christmas lighting contest. They are Ernest Iufer, W. C. Franklin, Miss Elizabeth Schryver, Mrs. Karl Becke and Miss Genevieve Thayer. Judging In the six districts will be done between 6 and 11 o'clock Sunday night and for the grand prize during those hours Monday night. Lauterman Back From Long Trip J. H. Lauterman, owner of the Argd hotel, has returned from a two months trip east, but will be confined to his home for some time because of a recent illness. Mr. Lauterman was a delegate to the American Hotel associa tion national convention in At lantic City. He traveled by train, passing through Denver. Kansas City, Cincinnati, Atlantic City and New York city. He returned by way of Chicago and Detroit. "Severe winter weather and an attack of ptomaine poisoning marred the pleasure of Mr. Lau terman's journey and he also had a very narrow, escape from injury in Denver. A big rock was hurled at the train window just as he leaned forward. It smashed the glass and passed ' between Mr. Lauterman's head and the back of the seat but left him. unscath ed. Lauterman Interviewed people in all walks of life as he trav eled, and reports that from 60 to 70 per cent of those he talked to are in favor of a change In the national, administration. Easy Credit Phono 7818 184 N. Liberty, Salem, Ore. s MPSW-: 1 Tine . Siindlay Statesmain A Paper for All the Family News from world capitals, where momentous events impend. National, and state news supplied by the Associ ated Press. Valley news from special correspondents. Christ mas programs and holiday events. . Special Sunday Features D. H. Talmadge, Sage of Salem, writes about Christ mas then and now. . . Rook Review Department ... reviews of new books by, The Statesman's own special writer. Weekly Political Review by the Managing Editor Special Sports Section. Four-page Sunday Comic Section . . . colored comics for the children and their pa's and ma's. For ALSO WATCH THIS PAPER FOR LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SUGGESTIONS Diamonds JeweEiry SMART STYLES IN STAPDARP, DEPENDABLE MERCHAN DISE OF THE BETTER KIND. ' ALL MARKED AT THE FAIREST LOW CASH PRICES AND SOLD ON CONVENIENT WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Never Mind the Money Pay Next Year Successors Hi to Burnett Bros. 2 1 il 9 4" 3- x7- Salem's Big, Bright Sunday Paper 5c at XNcw8stands Regular Delivery Dial 9101 This Christmas Buy Gifts That Last! o o o o o o (So JflHSGflD Jewelers r 457 State Street v V r i In Business for a Long: Time 1901 17 HI JL
