Tha OREGON STATESMAN, Salem Oregon, Saturday Morning:, October 1, 1933
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Local N
Realty Class Set The first of a.
aeries of 12 weekly classes at
which subjects related to the real'
estate business will be studied will !
be held in room 3G of the old Sa
lem high school building at 7 p.m.
October 7, It was announced- at
the Salem Realty board meeting
yesterday by Henrietta B. Martin.
She reported seven- realtors and
six other people had registered!
for the course, which will be giv
en by the i University ; of Oregon
extension division. Mrs. Martin is
taking registrations.
Madsen's Eonuts best in town.
Realtors Warned C. V. John
son, resident, sounded a warning
at the Salem Realty board lunch
eon yesterday against legislation
proposed V tne Oregon State bar
at its convention here to restrict
to members, of the bar the right to
serve as notaries public. He said,
be believed realtors also would
strenuously oppose a bar proposal
that realty brokers be denied the
risht to draw up legal papers in
connection with their business.
Lutx Florist. 1276 N. Lib. 9592.
; Directs Orchestra C 1 a y t o n
Wheeler, Willamette university
music student, will direct , the
-First Methodist church orchestra
this year, with practices slated
from 4:30 to o'clock. Tuesdays,
announces Mrs. Sarah Louis, di
rector of youth activities at the
cHurclK Ralph Gustatson, also a
WU student, will direct the
church chor, with practices slated
Tuesdays at' 7 p. m.
Party for 4H Group The Mar
ion county advanced 4H club's
October meeting will be in the
form of a Hallowe'en party ( In the
Cherry City bakery auditorium, at
71:30 p.m. October 12, Wayne D.
Harding, county Club leader, an
nounced yesterday. Plans for the
party are being made by Verle
Duke. Salem Heights: Wanda
Froehlich, Bethel, and Donald Du-
Retto, Gervais.
Hess Offices Opened The Mar
ion county "Hess ror uovernor
club Friday opened offices here
with Wayne, Williams, secretary
in charge. Announcement was
made that C. A. Robertson, West
Salem, had been appointed gener
al chairman of the first district
cluh?.
Schaefer Enlist s Chester S.
' Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
Schaefer, 1547 Mill street, has en
listed in the army and will serve
with the quartermaster . corps,
with station at Hamilton field,
California. -
Larson Recovering A. A. Lar
son of Salem Heights, who re
ceived a foot injury while working
at a local cannery three; weeks
ago, is reported Improved but not
able to leave the Salem General
hospital for several weeks.
State Paints Lines The state
highway department is painting
the' traffic lane lines on Salem
streets In accordance with its duty
of keeping up main and secondary
highways, Mayor V. E. Kuhn ad
vised yesterday.
Speeding, Charge Paul M.
Koenig, 1835 South Church, was
arrested by a city officer yester
day and charged with violating
the basic speed rule.
Station Burglarized State po
lice, revealed yesterday that the
Miller service station at Donald
- had ; been burglarized of seven
new automobile tires Wednesday
night..
Gets Moose J. C. Jones, of
the Capital Monument works, re
turned to Salem yesterday with an
800-pound moose killed while on
a hunting trip into Canada.
Mennonites Start
Evangelist Series
Revl J. J. Penner of Reedly,
Calif., will open a two weeks
evangelistic campaign at the Sa
lem Mennonite church, 17th and
Chemeketa streets, Sunday imorn-
ing at 11 o'clock. He will preach
nightly, except Saturday, at 7:30
o'clock.
Rev. Penner, a German by birth,
had to flee from Russia' during
persecutions there, and has been
In America since then except for
periods spent in the evangelistic
field in Germany.
"He ie an excellent speaker and
has some exceptionaly interesting
things to say of Russia," Rev. A.
P. Voth, local Mennonite pastor,
says of the guest evangelist..
n
George "The Black
O'Briea DoU'V with
in . Nan Gray
"Gun Donald
Law " Wood
Added News - Popeye Cartoon,
"Fowel Play," and Chapter 5 of
'Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars"
On the Stage, 1:30 P. M,
Seth Jayne and the Hollywood
Backaroo ' Program Broadcast
- Brad Collins, pianist
Continuous Sunday U J-Tl
2 to 11 P. M.
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j fTS THE EEST MUSICAL of 19381
EMM
...j
Harriet Hllllard - The Yacht
Club Boys - Ben Blue - Rufe
Davis - Billy Lee - Harry Owens
and His Royal Hawaiian Orch.
' "ALSO .
News - Cartoon and Musical
Brief;
Coming Events
October 1 Capitol dedlca
; (ion. 1 "
Oct. V Quarterly meeting
Marion county Farmers Union,
Mt. Angel. i I
Oct. 1 Reception at Hazel
Green J a p a n e e community
church for llev. and Mrs. W
llorikoshi. I ; i
October 5 State Grange con
ference at Si I vert on Hills
grantee hall.
Oct. 1 Dr. Charles J.
Stauffacber speaks- at First MB
church, 730 p. m.
October ii7 Kl bert Fast
en a p speech, chamber of com
merce luncheon.
Parks and Draper
Will Preach Here
Elders H B. Parks and M. L.
Draper of the Reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints will. begin a series of mis
sionary services Sunday In a tent
on the corner of Laurel and Co
lumbia streets, on the theme "A
Marvelous Work and a Wonder."
The missionaries are appointed
to the Columbia district, composed
of Oregon. Washington, northern
Idaho and 'British Columbia, by
general conference action of the
church, which has its world head
quarters In Independence, Mo.
This church has always been
strictly monogamous in both doc
trine and practice.
The sermon subjects for next
week are as follows:
Sunday, October 2, "Why a
Church?"; ! Monday, "I Marvel
That Ye Are So Soon Removed!";
Tuesday, "In the Days of These
Kingsl"; Wednesday, "The Sealed
Book!; Thursday, "Other Sheep
I Have!; Friday, "I Will Build
My Church!"; Sunday, "Authority
From God Is It Essential?"
Services will also be, conducted
on Sunday mornings, church
school at 9:45 a. m., communion
service on Sunday, October 2, at
II a. m., and preaching service
at 11 a. m. on Sunday, October 9.
The regular missionary sermons
will be presented nightly except
Saturday, commencing with a 15-
minute song service at 7:45, with
preaching at 8 p. m.
Polk CE Rally Is
.Set for Tonight
DALLAS -The Polk County
Christian Endeavor association
will hold its annual nre-conven-
tion rally on Saturday evening,
October 1, at 7:30 o'clock at the
First Christian church here.
Ralph Russell, county Dresi-
dent, will preside at the meeting.
Rev. Walter Duff, jr., pastor of
the Dallas l Presbyterian, church.
will be the speaker for the even
ing., -r
Following his address commit
tee reports! will be given and the
budget fori the coming year will
be raised, i
The Polk County Christian En
deavor convention will be held
October 29 (at the Dallas Presby
terian church.
Voter Registering
-v - t jz , r
1-ilOSeS LfCtOber O
Kgistratlpn books for the No
vember election close October 8.
secretary i of . state Snell an
nounced Friday. Advance reports
received at the elections' division
here, indicated that the Novem
ber registration would reach a
new high, i
Obituary
i Schuman
Christ Schuman, at the resi
dence, .485 South Commercial
street, September 27. Survived by
brother and sister la California.
Funeral announcements later
from the ! Clough-Barrick com
pany.
Moore
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Moore, at
the residence of a daughter, Mrs.
Carl O. Engstrom, 575 North Cap
itol, September 29, 'at the age of
89 years. Survivors Include a
brother, Theodore Davis of Tustln,
Mich., sister-in-law, Mrs. Sally
Moore Butler of Ashland, Ky.;
children, Mrs. Helen Her, Mrs.
Augusta Fleetwood, Mrs. Luella
Engstrom and Marvin E. Moore,
all of Salem; also several grand
children and great grandchildren.
Funeral services from the memo
rial chapel, of the Walker & How
ell funeral; home Saturday, Octo
ber 1, at 2 p. m. Rev. Lynn Wood,
pastor of the Jason Lee Methodist
church, will officiate. Interment
in Lee Mission cemetery.
Hall
Mrs. Annie Hall, 76, at a local
hospital September 30. Late Res
ident of Salem, route two. Sur
vived by widower, E. T. Hall;
daughters, Alta and Ethel Hall of
Salem, Mrs. A. B. Moore of Seat
tle and Mrs., H. : W. Carlson of
Aumoville;! sons, . B. C. Hall ot
Gervais an I Morse Hall of Port-
Eland; sister, Mrs. J. N. Skaife of
Salem: brothers, A. C. and E. E.
Keen of Gervais, W. A. Keen of
Cottage Grove; -granddaughter.
Mary Joan Hall of Gervais. Serv
ices will be held from the Clough-
Barrick chapel - Monday, October
3. at 10:30 a.m.. Dr. Sidney Hall
officiating. Interment Belcrest
Memorial park. .
j Cash f or ;
KelTevJFarauhar & Co.
I Front & Korway ais.
Nolan
Estate
Probate Ends
Supplemental Account I of
Administratrix Shows
$21,054 Receipts j
Probate proceedings in the mat
ter of the Octavia J. P, Nolan
estate were closed yesterday and
final discharge granted Eliza N.
Sersanous, administratrix yester-.
day after her attorney had filed
her second supplemental final ac- j
count. . ; ;
The supplemental account, run
ning from June 10, 1938, forward,
reported 1X1,054.72 received and
the same sum disbursed ' as fol
lows v,
Partial distribution to Eliza N.
Sersanous, $9 8 66.03; partial pay
ment for Al ford R. Nolan, made
to the county clerk for Ruth No
lan. 1350; partial distribution to
Alford R. Nolan. $5088.38; pay
ments to clerk on behalf of Rut
Nolan, $200; payment to Ruth
Nolan as guardian of Alford R.
Nolan. Jr.. $2000; payment to
Ruth Nolan and her attorneys, by
court order, " S 15 00; payment to
E. M. Page, attorney for Hugh
Fisher in suit against A. R. Nolan,:
1100: to Dey, Hampson & Nelson
and 1 Clarence Young, additional
attorney fees. 1160; balance to
administratrix personally, $581;
33; balance to Carson & Carson,
attorneys for Alford R. Nolan,
$1208.98. ,
Circuit Court -
City of Salem vs. George Witte
et, al; order of dismissal as to de
fendant George Witte; complaint;
for $125.8 8 lien foreclosure
amended to make Mary Witte
Calef and C. W. Calef defendants.;
City of Salem lien foreclosure
complaints against defendants and
for principal sums as follow: Clin-;
ton ! J. and Jane Doe Griffin.:
$238.08. $277.75; Robey S. Rat-
cliffe and Union Oil company of
California. $124.99. $208.32.
$187.02, $187.02; American Trust
company. $339.97, $76.68; Ollie
O. and Jane Doe Griffin. $164.73.
$39.67.
WTilliam A. Wilkins vs. Chris
Knudson et al; reply making gen
eral denial to answer of defend
ants Lane.
Luke Johnston vs. Lester Wish-
ard: reply making general denial,
A. Weber vs. Bessie Penland
et al; default decree holding
plaintiff owner of mortgage and
granting him $2o00 principal and
$49.50 delinquent interest fore
closure judgment against defend
ants Mary L. Booth, D. C. Stretch
and Enod G. Stretch; $L90 attor
ney fee allowed; demurrer with
drawn by stipulation.
N. D. Bradley vs. L. E. Hilleary
et al; demurrer of defendant
Hilleary.
In application of Intermountain
Grocery company for .permit to sell
$50,000 in preferred stock; appli
cant's undertaking on appeal from
utilities commissioner order deny
ing permit. j
Julian Ramsey vs. Laura Ram
sey; order for publication of sum
mons." 'i
H. A. and Bertha Roeske vs.
Heltzel Estate. Inc., et al; sepa
rate demurrers of defendants
Benjamin Franklin Federal Sav
ings & Loan association and J. H.
Wrath to second amended com
plaint. !'
Olive L. Prunk vs. Earl H.
Prunk; complaint for divorce. $75
llurueT Ife ana &u suit money;
crueI an inhuman treatment al
leged; married August 7, 1934. !
Altlne L. Dixon vs. Albert II.
Dixon; complaint for divorce, cus
tody of two children, $37.50 a
month each for their support.
s&u payment on medical bills,
$250 repayment on chattel mort
gage, and ownership of household
effects and beauty shop equipment
at 2375 South Hieh street?
sonal indignities alleged: mar
ried April 21,1921. at Carne.
Probate Court
Jfeter F. Mayer estate: orders
appointing Fanny Mayer, the
widow, as executrix of $3000 per
sonal property estate and naming
N, M. Lauby, Joseph J. Keber and
Alois Keber annralsers: will
leaves $1000 to St. Benedict's ab
bey, Mt. Angel, for masses for the
testator and the remainder to the
WldOW. ' : I
Christina Eberle estate: closing?
order granted Fr. Luke Eberlfl,
'executor. t
Henrr Butsch estate: closlnr
order granted Otto Wellman,
executor. j
Vina Losinger estate: order for
hearing November 1 on final ac
count of Albert Rich, administra
tor, showing $2046.86 received
and $434.47 paid out. j
B. J. Grim estate: order deter
mining inheritance tax at $26 and
Estate tax at $39.40 on $13,94
estate distributed as follow.-
$2788.02 each to four sons. Alli
son B., Walter C, Earl M. and
Kenneth B. Grim, $1788.03 to a
granddaughter, Mary Kearney and
iuu to Mary Beebe. no relation
ship. ; . . i
Marriage License
Ray O. Darland. 22. laborer-
and Thelma Lj Reed, 20, waitress,
Dotn of Brooks route one.
: Justice Court .
Eugene Eckerlen vs
Perl Ear -
At Salem's ! Foremost
Pork Chow Mein for 1,
35c ; for 2, 50c; for
3, 75c. ; ;
Chickea Chow Mein, 75c
Pork Chop Suejr-..1...35c
Fried Rice.. -.. :.35c
Home-made Noodles, 23c
Delicious
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BEST MEAL FOR 25c IN TOWN
New CHANGHA1 CAFE-
121 S. Commercial . Opposite Ladd & Bush Bank
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The remodeled Church of the Nazarene will be dedicated formally, Sunday, October 9. Finishing touch
es are now in progress, including
SEVENTH SAT ADVEKTIST
No. bummer at Hood 8t. U. C Kir-
meycr, minuter. Serficei Saturday. tt-
bath achool 9:43 a.m. Moraine woribip
11 am. 8ermoa by tha paitor. Youaf
Peopla'a meeting 4 pm Prayer met
ing Wednesday :30 p.m.
CAXVART BAPTIST CHUECH
Miller and 8outa Liberty atreeta. Arno
Q. Weniger. paitor. Bibla ' aehool 5:45
a.m. Morning worship 11 o'clock, ar
mon, "The Tretpasa Otlering." Observ
ance of Communion. Young people' a
meeting 6 o'clock at the pastor's home.
1795 t'ir atreet. Keening worship 7:80
o clock, sermon A ureal Aiimarj i.mma
er.
p m.
Mid week service Wednesdsy 7:0
FIRST BAPTIST CHTJBCH
Liberty at Marion St. Irving A.
1. If., pastor. Bible achool 9:45
Bus leaves the church at 9 a.m.
X.
Fox,
a.m.
Morning worship 11 a.m. Subject, 'Al
ways Abounding." Communion service
and reception of new members. Senior
BYPU service. 6:15 p.m. High school
BYPU service 6:80 p.m. Evening gospel
service 7:30 p.m. Subject "Prepsrationa
for the Universal Keign of the Anti
christ. ' '
GEEMAH BAPTIST CHTJBCH
....Corner North Cottage and D streets. J.
V. Olthoff, pastor. Rally and promotion
day ef the bible achool at 10 a.m. with
combined program of tha Bible achool and
the morning hour of worship. Oradua
tion exercises, presentation of diplomas
and Bibles, addresa by the pastor in Ger
man on "The Preservation and Educa
tion of Moses" and a message in English
on "Christ'i Valuation of Life." Fel
lowship lunca at noon. Tha 10th anni
versary of the dedication ot the new
church will be observed at 2:30 p m.
Missionary program, with pictures at
7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45
p.m. ; choir practice at 8 :50.
IMMANTJXI. BAPTIST CHTJBCH
rm,r nf llxiel and Academy. Sunday
achool 10 a.m. Church 11 am. and 7:30
p.m. Prayer meeting Thursdsy 7:45 p
m. C. D. Saucy, pastor.
riBST METHODIST CHUBCH
State at Church atreet. Dir. Jamea E
Milliian. Dastor. Sunday achool 9:45 a
m. Univercity clas ni tha Carrier room.
Morning worship 11 a m., aermhn topic,
Th Life I Now Live." Evening wor-
iin 7-30 n in. Sermon topic. "HexLock
ed Himaelf Out." Sunset hour at the
usual time 5:30 p.m. ia tha Fireplace
room. High achool Epworth league 830
p;m Junior high achool league 5:30 p.
m. Hobby club for fifth and aixth grade
n.nnla R,tnrd from 2:30 to 5 ;O0
y.hii, arfnlt rronn will meet each
w.Hntd,T at 7:30 D.m. Every fifth Fri
day ef the r"sr baa been desigasted as
All Church day.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL MB CHTJBCH
North Winter, Jefftrrson, Fairgrounds
f.vmi A Kood. minister. Church
School. :45 a. m. IJally dT. Special
worship servieea each department. Mors-
: 1.; It.nA am Th.m. - 4 Rail V-
tr. j,u, in Life'a Commitment."
f-narnrth leapuvs: Intermediate at 5:30
p.m. High school and senior leagues t
6 :30 p.m. evening service :v y "
"What Kally Day Haa Meant to Me."
LESLIE METHODIST CHUBCH
Rnnth Commercial and Myers streets.
Dean C. Poindexter, minister. Tha hour
i. o-a. am Knattial consecration aerviea
at IX d.m. for atudenta, taaehara, depart
ment heads, officers, parente and oiii
eial board membera. The message will
be, "The Koada Wa Must Travjel. The
leagues meet at 6:30. Tha Tetany Peo-
fle'a league fellowship hour at elock
Leslie hall. At the 7:80 aervice Miss
T7.,u Wai.rim. a misaionarv on lur
t .h rm Tnriia. win aneak oa "Worn
an'a Place ia the Indian Church."
TEES METHODIST CHTJBCH
X. Winter and Market atreeta. D. A
hart; Jury trial of suit fjr resti
tution ot real property, site of
Marion club, set lor a. m. loaaj.
Municipal Court
Lester W. Lant. check raran-
cy: 30 days In Jail. ,
Harry Tompkins, failedlto stop;
fined 12.50. '
John Scheirbaum, rasrancy:
10-day Jail sentence suspended to
leare town.
John Gross, yasrancy; a 10-day
jail sentence suspended to leave
town.
XV. T. Bovce. drunk: a 10-day
lail sentence susDended.
Ted Fox, drunk; a six months
jail sentence suspended to one
year's probation. " j
Bail collected on overtime park-
Ins tags, $6.
11 r t-t j
inese Dishes
Oriental Restaurant
We cater to banquets and
private parties. Ph. 7082.
Special Sunday Chicken
Dinner 50c; Special Mer
chants' Lunch 25c pre
pared by expert Chinese
cook.
Orders to take out any time,,
Open Day or Night! j
Sanitary Kitchen. . - -
Nazarene in Enlarged Building
Installation of sew pewi and laying
Cebsgea, pastor. wrterly meeting ar-
Tices ia charge of Uittriet Elder J. n.
Stewart. Sunday achool 9:45. Lot feaat
10:45, followed by aermon by tha &er.
Stewart and sacrament ol tae ixra
supper. IP meeting :. svangauane
service 7 :30. Sermon by Kev. Htewart.
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday, 7:10
p m.
BAXXM MUHKOHITK CHTJBCH
Seventeenth and Chemeketa. Paster, fitv.
A. P. Voth. Sunday achool 9:45 a.m.
Mornine service 11 a.m. Sermon by Rev.
John Penner. ot Reedly, CaL Evening
sarvcie at 7:30 D.m. Sermon by itev
Penner. Broadcast over station K3L,M
Sundsy at 9:30 p.m.
I MM AN TJ EL MISSIONABT
Church No. 5th and Gaines. Rev. M
H. Pitcher, past jr. Sunder achool at
9:45 a.m. Preaching aervice at 11 a.m.
Evening evangelistic aervicea at 7:J V
m. Tkurii evening prayer aervice al
7:30 p m.
EMMANUEL FULL GOSPEL MISSION
420 State St. (Upstairs). Hundav achool
10 am. Preaching 11 am. and 7:45 p.
m. Tuesaa'. special oiDia siuaj. i :-
t m. Thursdsr. questions and answers
7:4 p m. bsturdsy, xoung people a nwi
ing, 7 :5 p m.
FIEST FBESBYTEBXAX CHTSCR
Wml.r and Chemeketa streets. Rev
Henry Marcotte. DD, pastor. Chnreh
achool at 8:30 a.m. General assembly for
Dromotion dsr. Morning worship. 11 o
clock. Communion service and Baptism
of Children. Special music by choir- and
aotoist. Christian Endeavor societies meet
at 6:80 p m. Evening worship, 7:30 o'
clock. This service will be led by the
young people. Dr. Marrotte will apeak
on ''Our Greatest Undeveloped Resource."
Mid-week meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
FIRST CHURCH OF THE HAZARXXa
Leo. W. Collar, pastor .AH. aervicea
Sunday are being held in the old high
achool auditorium, corner of North High.
street at Marion. O a.m.. Christian work
era prayer meeting. :45, Sunday Bible
achool, promotion day ezerciaea with Wal
ter Lise, apeaker. 11:00, Unified aervice.
The Wenger sisters will aing. 6:30. Young
people's aervicea in junior, intermediate
and aenior groups. 7:30 p.m.. Evangeua-
tie aervice. solo air. Uveli iovean, ser
mon "A Sight Tragedy of the Bible."
PROGRESSIVE PSYCHIC a DIVINR
HEALTMO CENTER
243 N. Com"l. St.. K of P halL Rev.
Ethel Honghton, paator; aervicea :o
and 7:30 p.m. Messages. Minnie ami
tana, Sec.
FIRST CHUBCH OF CHRIST
SCISV-
TIST
Chemeketa and Liberty Sta. Sunday
achool 11 a. m. : aervicea 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. ; lesson-sermon . "Unreality.
WednesdaT meeting at S p.m. includea
testimonies of healing; free public read-
Dg room, O VJ J .aiaawUM. .vuaiv, ." - -
11 am. to 9 p.m. daily, except Sunday
and holidaya. Wednesdays it closes at
7:30 p.m.
ENOLEWOOD COMMUNITY CHURCH
(United Brethren)
17th aud NeHraaka avenue. O. E. Foo
ter, minister. Sunday arnool v: uany
day; morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon,
The Difference Between tne wnurca ti-
ing You and You' Uaing tha Church.
Christian. Endeavor societies meet at S:0
p.m. Evening aerviea 7:30 pa. Evening
aervice. 7:30 p.m. 8ermon: "When God
Ianghs.'
7:30 p.i
6:30 p.a
Prayer meeting Wedneaday,
Fellowship dinner mureaay,
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
Twelfth and Mission Sta. A. 8. Haa-
aeraon, paator aunaay acoooi mt mm "-
Morning worship at 11 a.m. in caarge
Rev. R. Glenn Brady principal of tha
achool at tha WCTU Farm ome. Even
ing aervicea at 7:30 by Rev. Brady. Wed
nesday prayer aerviea at 7:80 p.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Cottage sad Shipping. Bible atudy 10
st. Preaching, 11:00. Morning aervice.
with. Ero. Clyde Teel as speaker Lord a
Suppr, 11:45 .m. Ycung people a meet
ing. 7:15 p.m. Preaching 8:00. "waara
Shall I Spend Eternity!" I. X. Wilker
aon, minister. . '
COURT STREET CHURCH Of CHRIST
(Cbriatua)
17tk and Court atreeta. W. H. Lyman,
minister. Bible achool assembly, 9:45.
rally day services. Morning worship an
eommanion 10:50. Solo, "How Lovely
Are Thy Dwellings." Francee sJennison.
Sermon. "Loyalty to Christ and His
Churh." Eyenin service, 7:30 p.m.
Dossett. director at music. Northwest
ChriHisaAollege. Christisa Endeavor,
8:45 p.m.
THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Ferry and Commercial Sta. Rev. Paul
Collord. minister. Sunday. :45 .m.
Church school, international lesson. 11100
a. m. Worship-sermon. "Tha Uetee i
Ziea. 7:45 p.m. Evanceliatie. Sermea,
"This Same Jesus." Tuesday.
Missionary prayer band. 110 8. Com
erclsL. Wednesdsy, 7;45 p.m.. prayer
"Preparations for the
Universal Reign of the
Antichrist"
Sunday, 7:30 P. M.
-First Baptist,
Church
No. Liberty and Marion Sta.
Irving A. Fog, D.D., pastor
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Is Europe snaking any prepa
ration for the rominte of the
Grrat World Dictator?
Do i we know what the na
tions or the world are getting
read for? ;
Hear ' what the scriptares
hare to 'uf,
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Opens Revivals
ller. V. C Grares of Ixs Angeles,
who Sunday opens a week s
evangelistic campaign at the
First Evangelical rhurrh here.
service, 443 X. Itth St. Friday. 7:45 p.
m, choir, zi L.ee St.
FIRST COKOREOATIONAL CHURCH
Center at Liberty. Robert A. Hutchia
son, minister. Church school and young
people's. foruut at 9:S. Worship aervice
at 11, aermon: Mora Stately: Man
aiona"; offertory tolo: "Prayer. Kay
Drakeley. Vesper service at 5. sacrament
of the Lord 'a supper will be adminis
tered. League ot youth at 6. F. K. Eley,
leader. L'tioa service at Knight Memor
al at 7:30. :;
KJTIGHT
MEMORIAL COHOREOA-
TIOHAL t
19th and Ferry. Howard C. Stover,
aister. Morning worship at 11. Ser
mon Standing L p to Life. Evening
aervice at 7:30. Sermon by Dr. Warren
H. Deaiaon of Kew York City. Sunday
achool at 10 a.m. Pilgrim Fellowship and
Christian Lodeavor at 6:45 p m. ,
SAINT PATXL'S SFISCOAI. CHURCH
Church and Chemeketa atreeta. Rev.
Ueorge xi. bwilt. rector, tioly commun
ion. 7:30 a.m. Church achool. :45
Holy i-ucnsrist and sermon 11:00 a.m.
Boys training school, Ytoodbnra. 3 p.m.
fans dinner wednesdsy, v:3U p.m.
FIB ST EVAJfQEXJCAZ, ,i
Corr-er of Marion and Summer atreeta.
Rev. Jamea E. Campbell, minister. Sun
day achool at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship
at 11 o'clock. Message by Evangelist W.
C. Gravea. Yout'i groups will meet at
6:30 p.m. Evangelist service at 7:30 p.
I by evangelist Uravea. evangelistic
aervicea at 7:30 p.m. throughout the week
with W. C uravea speaking.
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BVAlfOEUCAL AHT t TORUS D
CHURCH
Edwia Horstman. pastor. School of
Christian religion 10 a.m. Worship, It
a.m. and 3 p.m. Harvest Home and Mis
sion festival. Dr. Thro. J. Bollinger of
Madison. Wisconsin. eapt. of missions of
the Department of the Northwest of the
Evangelical and Reformed church, will be
apeaker morning and afternoon. Special
music by mala quartet. Solo "The Mnety
and Nine." by Knoch, Maerz. ' Koon lunch
eon at tha church. (
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EVANGELISTIC TABEBNACLB
Ferry and 13th atreeta. Sunday achool
at 9:45 a.m. C. A. Wilson, tiupt. Church
service at 11 a.m. Evangelistie aerviea at
7:45 if m. starting nightly aervicea with
Evangelist Price . Robertson of Oak
land. Calif. C. O. Weston, pastor.
RIUH AVZ rRIEXBS
Highland a venae at Church St. Prayer
meeting at 6 a.m. Bible achool 10 clock.
Worship at 11. Meeting oa ministry and
oversight at S p.m. Intermediate! CE at
S:80. and evangelistic aerviea at 7:30.
Junior CK Thursday at 3:80 p.m. Pray
er meeting at 7:30 p.m. with monthly
buaineaa meeting following. T. Clio
Brows, paator.
THE CHURCH OP JXSUS CHRIST Or
LATTER OAT SAX-IS
Corner Cottage and Chemeketa Sta.
Sunday achool 10 a.. Preaching aerv
icea 6:30 p.m. Geaeoiogy, Moa.: ,7:30;
MIA, Tues., 7:30 p.m.; Relief society.
Tnes., 3 p an. Kishop A. C Uswuma.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHUBCH
Church street between Chemeketa and
Center si reel. Rev. P. W. Erickson, pss-
toa. 3:4. a.m. Sunday school : 11
morning worship, sermon. "War We
Ought to Attend Church.' Solo; "The
Lord la My Rock" t Mooter, Mrs. L. J.
Drynaa. Service broadcast. KL. 1 1
to 13 noon. 6:30 p.m. yonag people's ser
vice, Lather league Biol atudy hour.
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH ALC
Eighteenth and Slat 8ts Ravi Amos
Hear Remarkable Mes
sage of This Church!
, Elder H. B. Parks
Elder M. LDraper
Discussing
Vital Topics of
Today
Sun.. Oct. S Why a Church?
MonVOct. 8 I Marvel That Ye
Are So Soon Removed!
Toes., Oct. 4 In the days of
A These Kingsl ; ! .
Wed.. Oct. - rs The Sealed
- Book! .
ThursM Oct. 6 Other Sheep I
Have!
Frl, Oct. 7 I Will Balld My
Chnrchl ., 's
Tent Services Nightly Except ;
Satnrday. 7:45 r
The Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints
Corner Xanrel A Columbia Sts.
(V
WorsKip House
Is Remodeled
Nazarene Cliurcli Has new !
Pew, Carpet, Numerous
new Iniprorements
With rsmodellng ot tha Church
of the Nazarens, 13th and Canter
streets, fast nearing completion,
the church congregation Is mak
ing preparations for formal open
ing and dedication ot ' the new
huildlag on Sunday, October ,
annonares Rer. Leo W. Collar,
pastor. '. : ;
Finishing touches now in prog
ress include installation of beau
tiful new pews and laying of ear-
pets.
Auditorium Capacity VOO
The auditorium will - comfort
ably seat 900 people.. The modern
accoustical arrangements make
the auditor: m outstai Mng. The
rostrum that seats 125 choir
members and the painted picture
immediately back of the baptist
ry, is pleasing to the eye.
A new venture in church plan
ning Is the mothers and babies
room. This room Is directly be
hind the balcony and- has two
large plate glass windows across
the side of the room that faces the
auditorium. A loud speaker Is In
stalled In the room and with the
public address system. It enables
the mothers to see and hear ev
erything that Is taking place In
the public service. The room Is
eanlDDed with couches, daven
port, rocking chairs and a rest
room. . r .
The Sunday school Is equipped
with fire large assembly rooms
for departments and 32 class
rooms that are to bouse their fast
growing school that now numbers
532 with their goal set for 1000
The church has had a new coat of
paint and with the neon sign It is
unusually attractive. .
Church Iaders Active
The reconstruction and enlarge
ment program has been inspired
by Rev. Collar, who came here
two and a half years ago from
Spokane and who has In that time
brought a remarkable growth in
the church membership. Officers
and leaders in the church depart
ments who have assisted blm are:
Frank Lltwlller, Sunday school
superintendent; Henry- Mattson,
president of young people; Mrs.
Martha Collar, president ot wom
en's missionary society; John and
Earnest Frlesen, choir directors;
Neal Cashion, orchestra director;
Mrs. Clara . Tuttle Fenton, Miss
Doris Hanby, Miss Bethel Smith,
Miss Marjorie Frlesen and Miss
Doris Barnett. pianists; Miss Thea
Sampson, church secretary; Al
ford Schmidt, treasurer; J. M.
Six, John Frlesen. 'Claude Sharp,
Lowell Loveall. Fred Cashion,
trustees; Milford Stull. Alford
Schroeder, Paul Hardy, Thea
Sampson, James Davis, T. L.
Hicks and Alfred Schmidt, stew
ards.
4. m. sir supervised tne con
struction work of the remodeled
church.
Noted Evangelist
Will Preach Here
Evangelistic services will be
a
held at the. First : Evangelical
chnrch from October. 2 to 9 with
Evangelist W. C. Graves of Los
Angeles speaking each night at
7:30 o'clock. .
Rev. Graves, an evangelist of
wide experience, having conduct
ed meetings in all parts of the
United States for- the past . 30
years, was at the Salem chnrch
two years ago. Rev. Graves brings
with him Robert Waggoner, sing
ing evangelist of Portland Bible
Institute, who will have charge
ot the music with Wilmer N.
Brown, minister of music of the
local church assisting. Both vocal
and Instrumental music will be
given a large place at every serv
ice. : " -
The public Is invited to attend
all these services.
K. If Innemana, AM. pastor. Get aa naia j
sion festival 9:Q a.sa. Subject: "tis.
Preach I" Kagliah mission featival p. . I
Subject: "Why IdleT" English mission
festival 7 t.m. Bubjecf. Mission r.x-
asnplea." Rev. Aatoa Wellf. Cornelius,
will speak at all of tne tare mission fes
tival aervicea. Lunch ia the church aar
lara daring the noon hour. Sandsy school
9:30 a.m. Church eoaacil Tueru 7:S0 p.
an. Laborers ia tha Lord a Viayard Wed,
a p. as. .
ST. JOEH'I LUTHERAJf "
(Missouri Synod)
lClh and A atreeta. H. . Gross, paa
tor. Sunday achool 9 am. Preparatory
aervicea 9:10 am. Services with aoly
eommunloa at 10 a.m.
OUT-Or-TOWK CHURCHES
Salem -Heights Com nnity Canrcl
Sunday achool at 10 a.m.; morning wor
ship at 1 la m. Rev. Al Vosper, pastor.
Sermon: "A root Speake."
Talla City Ttrat Xetaodiat Caurel
Laurence Oaderion. paator. Sanday achool I
at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m.
Topic. "Tha Church. Liability er Asset."
Epworth league ar e:30 p.m. treeing
service at :SO p.am.
Bliuroli of vthQ
onznnEi
Services at
Old High
School
Auditorium
North High at
Marion
I VT. Collai
- ,.' - Pastor .
9:45 a. m." Sunday
! Bible School
11:00 Worship ;
6:45 p. m Young
People
7 :45 Orchestra and
Choir Present
ing Special Mu
i sical Program.
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Leads Campaign
Evangelist Price R. Robertson ol
Oakland, Calif., who will opra
nLxht services Sunday at tha
Kvangellst tabernacle, 13th and
Ferry.
Robertson Opens
Evangel Services
Evangelist Price E, Robertson
of Oakland. Calif., opens with re
gular nightly services at Evangel
istic Tabernacle. 13th and Ferry,
beginning Sunday. October 2. Rev.
Robertson is well known in full
gospel circles throughout Califor
nia as a unique and successful
evangelist. Mr. Robertson empha-"
sizes prayer through all his meet
ings including also prayer for any
sick who request. its ministration.
Considerable preparation' Is be
ing made for "Go to Church Sun
day" at the Evangelistic Taber
nacle. Extensive alteration and
Improvements are being rushed to
completion for the special services
scheduled to begin on this Sunday
when all Salem is invited to fill
all Its churches. In the Sunday
services .the pastor, Rev !G. G.
Weston, may speak in the morn
ing on "Europe's Crisis In Rela
tion to the Christian Cause.
Evangelist Robertson will ; speak
at 7:45 p.m., opening his cam
paign. Sunday Soloist
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Lora ce Dossett, Albany, who
present a concert of sacred mu
sic Sunday night at the Court,
Street Church of Christ.
Dossett Concert
Is Sunday Night
A concert of sacred music will
be given by Lorance Dossett at the
Court street Church of Christ Sun
day night. Dossett Is director of
music at Northwest Christian cvii-
lege, former director ot the choir
at the Albany Christian church,
and Is director of the American
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Legion auxiliary chorus at Albany. f
He Is an advance student of
Paul Petri and was the soloist
for the commencement exercises
at Oregon State college last
spring.
The concert at the Court street
Church of Christ this Sanday will -
be the 28th concert in a series,
of summer and fall concerts. Mrs.
Stances Dossett will be the ac
companist.
Martin Proclaims'
Go-to-Ckurcli: Day
Governor Charles H. ! Martin
Friday Issued a letter urging the
people of Oregon to cooperate In
the program of the national com
mittee for religion and welfare
recovery Saturday and Sunday.
October 1 and 2. "I request that
each citizen, regardless of creed.
attend church services on these
days.
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