Tne OREGON STATESMAN,
Oregon, Saturdaj Ilornlnr, January : , 1940
PAGE FIVC
Local News Briefs
lfasie Flamaed Lobby pro-
at U TMCA each after-
trom t to I o'clock In
varhtrv atndenta of local mnale
toaehors irlll play, are planned!
to atart Monday. Ono (roup of
taaxher -will tarnish the program
aaca month. Monday, students ot
Mra, David Kason will play;
Tnoaday, Miss Frances Virginia
Melton, Wednesday, Miss Doro
thy Poarce; Thursday, Miss Rath
Bedford and Friday, T. 8. Rob
erta, Buildlaj Permits Parmita ts
aed yesterday were to F. D.
Bowman to reconstruct a chim
ney at lit Water, street. $40;
H. Dale Wood to erect a 1H
atory dwelling and garag at 690
North 23rd street. $4X00.
Extra pants free with made to
measure salt. Mosher's 474 Court.
Coming Events
Jan. 17.18 Salem Lions dab
charity variety show. Grand
theater.
Jan. 25 Barns' anniversary
Scotch program. Cherry City
Bakery anditoriam, S p. m.
Powers Win Hoaor Perry J.
Powers of Salem was one ot 10
University of Oregon students to
win straight "A" grades for the
fall term, according to reports
from Eageno. Betty J. Brown of
Habbard was another.
Obituary
Albert Craxen, 3C, at the resi
dence, 1741 South Liberty street,
January S. Survived by widow.
Mrs. Gladys Cruien; daughter.
Beverly; sons. Norril and Ross,
ail of Salem; mother. Mrs. R. H.
Crnxen; lister, Mrs. Garrett W ai
rs va; brothers. Arthur and Ray
mond, all ot Iowa. Services will
bo held from the Clough-Barrlck
funeral chapel Monday, Janu
ary 8. at 3 p.m. Interment Bel-
crest Memorial park.
Brown to Move City Attorney
Lwrence M. Brown and his law
partner, Ralph W. Skopil. will
open new offices in a suite on
the second floor of the Oregon
building. Their present offices are
in the Masonic building. Since his
election to the post at the last
council meeting. Brown has been
handling routine city legal matters.
One Accident Fatal There was
one fatality due to industrial ac
cidents in Oregon during the
week ending January 4, the state
industrial accident commission re
ported Friday. The victim was
Ellwood Russell Ulti, Portland,
mill worker. There were 5X7 ac
cidents reported to the commis
sion during the week.
Dr. J.O. Matthis resumes full-time
practice, medicine, surgery and
obstetrics. Calls answered day
and night. Tel.: Off. 6432, Res.
5885.
Titus Accepts Ben Titus,
Portland newspaperman, has ac
cepted a position as assistant dl-
rector of the state highway de
partment travel bureau. He as
sumed his new duties Friday.
Harold Say is director of the department.
Marrlago licensee Licenses t
wed were Issued recently at Van
couver, Weak to Forest. R. Gear
hart and Hasel L. Kemerllng,
both of route three, Balm; Leo
Seamster. and Florence Estella
Toll, both of Salem, and James
J. Neal and Alice M. Blane, both
ot Molalla.
Furniture tor Sale Cheap In
cludes elee. stove St refrigerator.
Ing. 654 Rose St., 10 a. m.-4 p. za.
Sunday or Monday, Jan. 1 St 8.
Asks Road George Seid and
others have filed a road petition
with the county court asking es
tablishment of a road la the La
bish Garden district east of the
Pacific highway north of town.
Grants Permits A log hauling
permit hag been granted by the
county court to I. E. Crawford,
and s beer license has been ap
proved for Peter Joseph Inn en
of Butteville.
Rummage Sale Girls of Lau
sanne Hall, Willamette Univ. 370
State sU 7:30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
today.
Site Chanced Because ot Ill
ness In the Emery Good home,
the Amitie club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Esther Van
La an en Tuesday night.
Jury Acquits
Creameryman
Births
Clark
John B. Clark, 61, late resident
of 750 North Front street, Jan-
nary 3. Survived by widow, Mrs
Susan E. Clark of Salem. Serv
ices will be held from St. Joseph's
Catholic church Monday, Janu
ary 8, at a. m. under the direc
tion of the Clough-Barrlck com
pany. Interment at St. Luke's
cemetery, Woodburn, changed to
2 p.m.
Gilchrist To Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell Gilchrist, Salem, a son,
Dennis Dow, January 4, Salem
General hospital.
Raymond To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman K. Raymond, Salem, son,
December 31, Emanuel hospital,
Portland.
Baahor- To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bashor, Salem, son, Doug
las Harlan, January 3, at Eman
uel hospital, Portland.
Churches Observe
Week for Prayer
Universal week of prayer, spon
sored by the World's Evangelical
alliance, a British organization,
will be observed by several Salem
churches from January 7 to 14.
At the Jason Lee Memorial
Methodist church, Rev. S. Raynor
Smith will preach two special ser
mons on prayer Sunday, "Lock
ing Ourselves Out" at 11 o'clock
and "God Listening for Man" at
7:30.
Prayer services will be held
each night of the week at 7:30
at the Christian and Missionary
Alliance, following the prayer
week program written by Dr.
Temple, the archbishop of York.
Church Services
JimST CONCHBaATIONAL
Canter sad Liberty streets. .Robert A.
Haachiaeoa minuter. Church school at
:45. Vt. William C. Jones. Supt. L'ni
veraity format at 10. ir. i. 8. Oliver,
leader. Worship sarvita at 11, theme:
"Maw Tear Masiaj"; anthem: "Lead,
Kindly Light. ' Laegae of youth meets
at S, Miss itaehei lacom, advisor.
mOET MEAtOEIAL
OOsfOKSOATIONAL
lath ana Fairy. Howard C. Stover,
sciaiater. Morning worship at 11; ser
asea. "What la Bight With The Church."
AaUca. "How Lovely Ars Thy lwell
lnge" (Heyser). Evening service at 7:30.
AAd'esa on tho Amsterdam calerenc
by toaald Dotni Hundsjr school at 10
a-aa.. Loyd Arnold, superintendent.
Yaang people at 6. SO p.m.
p m , in the church parlors. Installation
oi officers ud fine program. Hostesses
for the dy iaelod Mrs. Claude H. Olenn,
Mrs. Herman C. Hi Lie, Mrs. Oacar Lin
dahl and Mrs. Oscar Seders trom.
SAINT JOHN'S LUTHXEAN
(Missouri Synod)
16th and A streets. H. W. Gross, pai
tor. Bundsy school 9 am. Services 10
a m. Lutheran radio hour over K8LM at
1:30 p m. Speaker. Dr. Walter A. Maier.
TIKST FEE SB TTE SXUf
North Winter and C'hemeketa. Bav.
W . Iran Williams, minister; Ueorge Lee
Marks, n.i miter of music; Mrs. Mabel
Clark, church secretary. Church school
:4S am.. J. J. t'ltiumoni. superintend
ent. Morocg worship 10:55 a.m. Com
BBualea meditation by the paster "Paries
d amcur." Anthem, "Gloria la Extel
eia." solo, "My Redeemer," Mary
Haghea. Christian endeavor groups meek
at 6 :40 p m. Evening worship, 7:10 p.m.
Physical culture tableau by YMCA
group, under direction of Fred Smith,
physical director, tftrnroa by the pastor.
The Religion of the Body." Junior
choir, tola by Bettiellen Parse Mid
weak aerrict Thursday, 7. JO p.m. lr.
Jamea Thomson, guest speaker, special
music
CHBIST LUTHERAN
State and 17th streets, t. H. Thauer,
1 , acting psstor. Sunday school aes-
iona at 10 a.m., Otto Oronke, supt. Di
me worship in German at 9 am, and
English at 11 a.m . with sermon sub
set: "The Uu:et Majesty of Jesus. Con
firmation cU.s Saiurdsy, 9:30 a.m. Dor
cas eocitty meets Wednesday, January
0, at i p.m.
TIBST BAPTIST
Liberty and Marion streets. Dr. Irving
A. Fox, minister. Bible school, 8:15 am.
Morning worship, 11 a.m.; sermon: "'The
Abiding Life, pastor. Senior Bin,
:15 p.m. High srhooi Btri, b:30
Tte volunteers, 6:15 p.m., lesson
traled. tvening gospel service, 7:30 p m.
Sermon: "Witn Whom Will God Dwell!
This is an illustrated sermon using a
area nodal of the tabernacle in the
W.lderness. This wiil be an introductory
sermon with 10 lectures to loilow.
TTjUT METHODIST
State street at Church. Dr. J. C. Har
rison, pastor; Bev. Glenn Olds, minister
to youth; I'ean Melvm 11 Gaist, director
at Ike choir; Professor T. S. Boberts,
organist The church school 9:45, Dr.
K. M. -Uatka, superintendent. Kindergar
ten, nursery and junior church 11. Morn
ing warship 10:50 snthrm "The Lord"
is Exalted" (Wun). Lpwerta leagues
sad University vesperv 0.30. Evening
worship 7:30, Dr. Harrison preaching.
UIUI METHODIST
Sooth Commercial and Myers. Dean
0. Poindexter, minister Sunday church
aehoal 9 45 am. Morning worship 11.
Holy communion : message: "The Com
as anion of Saints." The leagues meet at
8:30 p m. Eremng nroiKa 7:30. Theme:
"The Chorea of Youth." Prayer meet
ing Thursday night 7 .50. Theme: "The
Obligations of a Christian."
JASOSJ LU METHODIST
.VexVa Winter and Jefferson, n. Kaynor
Seat 'A. miaiatar. t'niverssl Week of
Prarer. Jaauary T 14. Morning worship
t It a'ciock whan the pastor will
vrwiea on "Locking Ourselves Out
Tar tholr directed b Prof. Herman
Claak will aing. Church school at 9:45
pwvTth Laaguea meet at 6:30. Evening
worship at 7:SO, aauaio by the yonng
nwMlava choir, directed by tiobcrt Klem
nlo, tab pastor preaching on "God. Lia-
taainc for Men." Midweek prayer ser-
Tiea, Thursday night at 7:30 at the par
rXXX METHODIST
Caraer North Winter and Market
sUeta. Kev. D. A. Cohagsn, psstor. Sun
da acaooL 9:45. Church worship, 11
"Tue Proceis of Conversion." Y. P.
mooting, 6:.30; Evangelical service, 7:30;
midwaok prayer meeting, Thursday 7:30
TTJtST CHtlSTIAJf
Center and High streets. Guy L. Drill
miniatar. Church school. 9:30 am. Lord's
feaooor and asormag worthip at 10:4o
Pnaaor'a sermon theme is "Called of
God. ' ' four C. K. societies meet at 6:15
Bible) atady and open forum at 6:30
EvaLgwIistia soag service and sermon at
7:30. Sermon theme: air Greatest lot
sibiuty. " Midweek meeting of the
ckarca, Wednesday night at 7:45.
CXTJSCH or CHRIST
Cottage and Shipping. Biblo study
10 a.m. Warship and preaching. 11 a m
Communion, 11:45 a.m. Young People'a
Stady, :4J p.m. .en:ng worship, 7:30
.an. Wednesday arrvice, 7:30 p.m. ix
Thorn till, miaiater, 140 Morgan ire.
COtntT ITkXET CITUKCH OT CHXIST
17th and Court tstrort. W. II Lyman
miniator-. Bibia arhool assembly. 9:43
as. Morning warship aad communion,
10:43 n.m. Sernaon. "Whataoover Things
Are Traa." Christian Endeavor meetings.
S:SO p.m. Evening service, 7:70
Sornaoa. "When the Master Calls."
wealc aorrico, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
fiid-
p m.
lllus-
HATE S VILLE BBAKCH OP THE
riEST BAPTIST
One n-ile north of the city limits on
the Portland road Sundsy school, 9:4a
a.m. Morning worship, 11 am.; message,
Miss lusry Ajres, icusiunarf.
CALVAEY BAPTIST
Miller and Mouth Liberty streets Rev.
Arno y. Wenigr. pastor. Sunday serncei
as follows: Kible school 9:43 a.m. Class
es and departments for all , ages. Morn
ing worship 11 o clock, choir antnera.
'Sun of ily Soul ( an liet ) Sermon
touic. "The I r. ontroilable Member.
Observance of t omniunion aJid the wel
coming of new members
senior young people s meeting b:lo p.m.
Evening worship 7:30 p m. Vocsl selec
tion by ladies' trio, truinjieter, Konsld
Adatns. sermon topic, "Cnrist's Word
to Smyrna the City of Earthquakes."
Annual business meeting of the church
Wednesday 6.30 pm
Christian Endeavor, 7 p.m. Evnngelistie
service, a p.m.
BETHANT EVAJtOEXICAL AND
BPOBJ)CES)
North Capitol and Marion streets, Ed
win HoTstman, pastor. Sunday achool, 10
a m., A'bert Berth, superintendent. Wor
ship 1' a.m., "Heaven1 a Light 'Diapeiling
Darkneis." Ths hymn of the month.
More Lova To Thee, O Chriat."
Hurley not Guilty of Sale
of Adidterated Butter
by Justice Court
Alton D. Hurley, proprietor ot
the Capitol Dairies, Inc. was
found Innocent ot a charge oc
selling; adulterated butter yester
day by a Justice court jury.
The trial, whiovaastea aarui
Thursday and yesterday morning;
was heard by Justice of the Peace
Miller B. Hayden.
Circuit Court
James Henry Watson and
others ts. George 7. Clinton, ad
ministrator of Jane Watson es
tate; demurrer.
ChUds and Miller rs. Anna
BliKh: motion to strike.
Carle Abrams tsT John Slscho
and others; allegations and in
terroKatorles.
Albert Gambell ts. R. Loe
Thiessen and others; application
to Dlace on trial docket.
State ex rel Mabel P. Noble ts.
Herbert P. Noble; reply denying
defendant desirous of appealing
from decree and that proceedings
are stayed on appeal.
C. S. Jenks ts. R. C. Frost; as
signment of judgment to Walter
Hins.
Jessie E. Keck vs. Milton K.
Turner and wife; mortgage fore
closure complaint alleging non
payment of $700 on note.
Probate Court
Bessie A. Colrln estate; ap
praisal at $347.91 by E. C. and
Othello Purrine and J. E. Eick-
endorf.
R. C. Parrent guardianship;
confirmation of sale ot real prop
erty to Turner Memorial home for
$179.31.
Justice Court
Roland E. West; no license
plates, pleaded guilty and case
continued for sentence on January
19.
William Morton; driring while
intoxicated, took 24 hours to
plead and held in lien of $250
bail.
Marriage Licenses
Boyd Hartman, 25, service sta
tion attendant, and Estaline Mat
scheck, 22, clerk, both 550 North
Summer street.
JESUS NAME PENTECOSTAL
776 ijerth Ave , West Salem. W. A.
Crumpicker, pastor. Sunday achool. 10
a.m. Morning worship, ll. Evening
service, 7:45, evangelist .Harney uullia,
speakinjr Midweek services Wednesday
and rriday, 7:45 p m.
FOURS QUAKE GOSPEL
19th and Breyman streets. KeT. Stew
art U. and Jaamta M. Hillings. Sunday:
W:45 a.m., Sunday school. 11 a.m.. Morn
ing worship service. Kev. Stewart G.
Billings speaking on "Hands i"ull of
Diamonds.'' Communion will ba aorved.
6:30 p m., Crusader and Berean aervicea.
7:45 p.m. Evangelistic service. bt,
Juanita M. Billings preaching on "The
Last Warning" Tuesday: Day of fast
in and j-rsjer with prayer services in
eburca a: i o cioct ana i :o p.m. nei
nesday. 7:30 p.m., band practica. Ti.
day, 7 45 p.m , midweek Biblo study
service. Kv. Billings continuing study
in Book of Keveiation.
ENOLEWOOD UNITES BRETHREN
17tb and Nebraska avenue. David I
Kincland. minister. Sunday achool 9:45.
Morning worship, 11; sermon: "The One
Sufficient Wefuge. ' Christian Endeavor,
6:30. Evening evai.gtlistic eervice, 7:30
Cible studr clsss Wednesday, 7 p.m. A
new systeir of attendance awarda is be
ing started in the tin. id ay school.
BETHEL BAPTIST
North Cottage snd U streets. J. F. Olt-
hoff, pastor. Bible rhiol at 8:4j, Sam
Bchirman, superintendent. Morning wor
ship m German at 11 o'clock. Annual
church meeting at 1:30 p.m. Evening
service in Knglish at 7:30. The psstor
preaches at both services. Mid week ser
vice Wednesday night at I :3, enoir
pract.es at 8:45.
LATTER DAT SAINT 8
Corner of Cottage and ChemeVeta
streets. Sunday bchool, 10 a.m. Night
services. 6:30 Dm. Relief society Tues
dav. 2 pm. M.I. A , 7:30 p m. Genealog
11 gh srhool and I ical classes Thursday 7:30 p.m.
FISST EVANGELICAL
Corner Marion and Summer atreets
Rev. James E. Campbell, minister. Usrar
Carlson, minister of muaie and director
of ycita activities. Sunday school a
y:t5 am, Mrs. W. A. Barkns, superin
tendent. Morning worship at 11 o clock.
Sermon: "Tho Great Salvation." Youth
groups will meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday
evening evangelistic aervica at 7:30.
Sermon: "The Pricked Heart." Bible
study and prayer service Thursday night
at 7:30.
TOST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
dsy acl ool at 11 a.m. Services at 11 a.m.
and 8 p m. Leason-sermon, uoa. ea
needsy meeting at 8 p.m., Includes testi
monies of healing through Christian
Science. Free public reading room 30a
Masonic temple open daily from 11 a.m.
to 9 p.m. except Sunday and holidays.
Wedne.day antil 7:30.
HIGHLAND ATENUE FRIENDS
Highland avenue at Church street. T.
Clio l'rova, pastor. Prayer meeting at 8
a m. Bible achool at 10 a.m. Worship at
11 am. Meeting on ministry and over
sight at 9 p.m. Christian Endeavor at
8:30 P.m. Evangeliatie services at 7:30
p m. Class in peraonal avangeliam Tuee
day at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day at 7 :30 p.m.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington
street. Dillon W Mills, pastor. Sunday
srhool 10 a.m. Verting for worship 11
a.m.. sermon. "The Rivala of Chriat."
Chriatian Endeavor societies, S :45 p m.
Evangeliatie service 7:30 p.m. Prayer
meeting, Tatrrs lay, 7:30 p.m.
ROSED ALE FRIENDS
Sundsy scnool, 10 a.m. Worship ser
vice, 11 a.m.. subject.
Heart
Mrs. Walter C.
A Willing
Cook, presiding.
Evangelists
Oregon Joins "March oi DimesT
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WASHINGTON Cltisens of Oregon are enthusiastically behind the
March of Dimes drive in the "Fight Infantile Paralysis" campaign.
Senator Charles I. McNary, republican leader, US senate, (right),
tolls George E. Allen, commissioner of the District of Columbia.
Mr. Allen is chairman of the "Starch of Dimes" committee, which
is a division of the committee for the celebration of the president's
birthday, of which Keith Morgan Is national chairman. Commis
sioner Allen will he in charge of the "March of Dimes" birthday
card feature. These greeting cards distributed throughout this
state, will be filled with dimes and mailed to President Roosevelt
at the White House before his fifty-eighth birthday on January
80th. In this manner those who contribute will Join with the presi
dent la the war against this crippling disease. One-half of the do
nations received at the White House win be returned to Oregon
and the other half will be sent to the committee for the celebra
tion of th president's birthday to be turned over to the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Every dime will be accounted
for, under the direction of a nationally known firm of auditors.
Sermon Theme Is
On Earthquakes
Earthquakes will be the theme
for Sunday night sermons at ths
Calvary Baptist church this week
and next. "Christ's Word to
Smyrna, the City of Earthquakes'
is the topic for this Sunday. The
following Sunday the topic will
be "The Scriptural Significance
of Earthquakes That Are Appear
ing in Many Places."
Other features of the Sunday
night services of worship are a
10-minute period of organ music
featurinr nld hvmni of the church
PrACAtlt T'oValtTSQilv requested, Ronald Adams with
1 ICoCllL X aliiCraUA. I his trumpet and a women's trio
singing vocal numbers.
Presbyterians to
Beer Permit Bids
Equal Last Year
There has been no material
reduction In the number of appli
cations for 1940 retail beer and
wine licenses, compared with
those for 1989, state liquor eon
trol commission officials report
ed here Friday.
It previously was predicted that
a larre number of persons operat
ing beer dispensaries would not
apply for 1940 licenses oecause
of the drastic regulations threat
ened by tho state liquor commis
sion. Officials said it would be late
In January before all ot the appli
cations for beer and wine licenses
were considered.
Series Planned
On Tabernacle
Model Built by Minister
.Will niustrat
11 Sermons
A model of the Old Testament
tabernacle will bo used to illus
trate a aeries of lectures start
ing Sunday night at the First
Baptist church by the pastor. Dr.
Irving A. Fox. The model, built
by Dr. Fox, oocapies a space of
10 by IS feet and Is constructed
on the scale ot one Inch to the
cubit, reckoning tho cubit as 1
foot 9 inches.
Careful workmanship has gone
into the building of the model so
that it is nearly as exact replica
of the tabernacle as can be made
mm Biblical descriptions. It Is
the only model of Its kind In this
part of the country, according
to Dr. Fox.
"Importance ot the study of
the tabernacle is shown by the
amount of space that it Is given
in the Bible." Dr. Fox says. "The
account of the making of the ta
bernacle occupies much more
BDaee than the history of the
creation.
'The tabernacle was God's
first dwelling place on earth. He
had walked with Adam. He had
visited Abraham, but here He
came to dwell."
Schedule Given
The Introductory sermon Sun
day night will be on "Witn Whom
Will God Dwell?" utner sermon
titles are as follows: January
14 "The Tabernacle: The Person
of Christ:" January zi, rne
Curtain, of the Tabernacle: Tno
Characteristics of Christ;" Jan-
narr !. "The Furniture or tne
Tabernacle: The Work of Christ
Febmarv 4. "The priesinooa:
Office of Christ;" Februaray 11,
"The Offerings of Lvmcus
"The Cross of Christ, the Four
Fold Blood Picture;" February
18. "The Garments of Glory and
Beauty: "Our Great High Priest
In Heaven;" February 25, "The
Gate of the Tabernacle: Christ.
the Way, or the Only Way to Go;'
March 2. "The Door of the Ta
bernacle: Cbrist the Live, or the
Ovtlv War to Live:" March IT
"Moving the Tabernacle: Th
Wilderness Experience.'
The tabernacle model - will M
on display, in the church audi
tortum throughout the series.
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Easy to r slier
misery direct
without "dosing".
Bub throat, chant,
and back with . .
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Salem Paint Firm ;
Opens new Store
Roy and Vera. Mathls are cele
bra ting the eighth anniversary of
Mathls Bros. Paint and Rooting
store with the opening of a new
location at 164 South Commer
cial.
A completely new Interior and
exterior are being featured at the
new store with all architectural
and construction work being dona
by local firms.
As in oast yean Mathls Bros.
specialise In service covering the)
entire valley and featuring sues,
brands as Dutch Boy paints. Certain-teed
roofing. Johns-Man rille
asbestos siding, Birge and Holly
wood wallpapers, as well as in
terior finishings for the home.
"My brother and I were raised
in Salem and we feel that our past
business has more than Justified'
our endeavors here," stated Vera!
Mathls, co-owner.
Mrs. Maude H. Presnall will;
hare complete charge of the wall-:
paper department and as an addi
tional feature, Eldon Scott wui
operate a sign shop in tne rear
ot the store.
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Sayings & Loan Assoc
130 S. Liberty Ph. 3801
At the 7:30 Sunday service, the
First Presbyterian church will
present a series of tableaux In
bronze, depicting various forms 1
of athletiA. The tableaux will be '
under the direction of Fred
Smith, physical director of the
YMCA and will feature members
of the Y, who will pose. The
athletes will appear in bronse.
creating a most unusual effect.
The purpose of the tableaux
presentation is to illustrate Rev.
W. Irvln Williams' sermon, which
is "The Religion of the Body
The sermon is based upon the
teachings of the Bible concerning
the body.
EVAJfOEUSTIO TABEKHAOXE
Ferr and lata atratts. C. O. Weston,
pastor. Hundsy sea ool at t:4d n.m.,
Don F. Elliott, nparinteodent. Church
service at 11 a m., subject, rue enns
tian and the Cftttrcn." evangelistic ser
vice at 7:45 p.m., subject, 'lha Minis
try cl tne Holy Ghost." Young People a
C. A. service at S p.m. Sunday. Business1
meeting Tuesday night at 8. Bible study-
at 8 p m. Tbnrsdsy. grayer meeting at
6 p.m. Friday.
CHTJSCR Or THE NAZASEKB
Utn and Center atreets. Lto Webster
Collar, paator. 6 a m.. Christian worker
prayer meeting. W:1j, Sunday iJiDie
achool. 10:45, Morning worship. Duet,
F. Latwiller and Lowell Loveall. Offer
tory, Neal Cushion and orchestra. Choir
special directed by Krnest Jj'riesen. Ser
mon, -'The Blue Print lor 1940." 6:80
p.m Young people'a service: Junior
Mrs. Hattie ParneU, supervisor;
ermtdiatea. Mrs. Skinner, director;
Hi-N-Y, Mrs. Leslie Davis, sponsor. 7:30,
evangelistic meeting. Solo, Miss Ava Mae
Davis. "Young PeonHe'a ObjectiTea lor
1840, presented by the youth council.
Offertory, Neal Cashion and orchestra.
Choir apecial directed by K. frieaen.
Sermon, "Meeting the Tests of Life."
Convention Will
Consider Youth
Importance of early Christian
training will be the theme of the,
quarterly convention or tne North
Santiam Sunday school district
meeting at the Mill City Presby-1
terlan church Sunday.
Morning program includes Sun
day school at 10, morning wor
ship at 11 with Aaron Olson of
Salem speaking. A basket dinner
at noon Tin be loiiowed by a
1: 45 song service. Rev. James A.
Smith, pastor of the Mill City
Presbyterian church will lead de
votional services at 2 p.m. A busi
ness meeting will take place at
2:15, followed at 3 by closing ser
vices led by D. Donald Peterson
of the Multnomah School ot the
Bible.
group.
late
AJirT FATTL'S SrlSCOrAI.
Charea aad Cnenieketa streets. Rev
siA Gears H. Swift, rector. Holy com
mania. 1-30 a.sa Church achool. 9:45
&.sm- HoIt Eucharist and sermon. 11
VaaMff. eervice. S p.aa. Epiphany party in
tha parish aoeee after th vesper ser-
Tsra,
AMXXICAV XjTJTHXXAJf
Chare h atreet between Ckemekata and
Caatwr streets. Ra-. P. W. Erik sen, pas
tas. 9:45 ant., Saaday ache I, Oscar
Unala!. awperiatradaaU 11 a mora
ine vorakip, srma tfie. "Tat Ckarc
PMcnm in 140." Cell ta warahrp.
"Daw tr nd rather ot Mankind."
ematr. "Coma Hither To Faithful." aa
aUeaeo. "Tit Covam.n Sorrieo,' audi
aea. Contralto aehs. 'Sloop. Holy Bah,"
(KaaAawa), Mr. J. A, gholacta. Scrip
tar aad the wnrtlo'a creed, aadionea.
Offertory nolo: "Tho Holy atyV (Ad-
i), Viae rraee ffotaoa, arompaniai
by Kath Bedford, pip orran. aaa jsts.
Alf Malaoa. piano. Urt i grayer m tni
aoa. benediction aad doxology. This
orrlaa will bo broadcast over KSLlt
1111 ioa S:S0 p.aa-. Toon poojJo'a
aorrico-LaUer lagne devotioaala, Vera
Coward, leader. Tho caorea council I aad
Ao Boy Scent. K1U Byreraoo, Scont
mnatar. both organisations will meet Men
day algh ebwreb, Tbo Baadar
eaaol oreboatra win meet warsal
Taa.daT T P-Ba. Ta LadiM Qalld will
TSTiu ZaaVarV tlms Weda-oday 1
G
, UJmummlimle!!2m2m
Rev. I. W. and Marie Gibson, tray,
cling evangelists and singers,
are In revival at the 1rst
Cbnrch of God, Hood and Cot-
.r. tage streets. Rev. Gibson plays
- three btstrmments at once. 8et
Tloos each evenlag at T:SO.
CHKISTIAV AND M1SSI0NABT
AIXIANCE
Fifth street at Gaines street. Kev.
Paul A. Collord, pastor. Sunday: 8:30
a.m., "Streams of Urace," radio KSLM.
9:45 a.m.. Sundsy school, international
lesson. 11 a.m., sermon, "Striking the
Keynote for 1910. 6:30 p.nv youta
groups. 7:45 p.m., sermon, The fight
of the Torties." Tuesdsy, 3 p.m., Mis
sionary praver band. 1910 South Com
mercial street. The National Week of
Prayer wil. be observed with prayer aer
vicea each nignt at i :30.
Promoter of Bible
Study to Be Here I
Don Falkenburg, Jr., touring
the west coast in the interest of
Bible study promotion, will speak
at a mass meeting In Salem Jan
uary 28, according to announce
ment made by Rev. Paul A. Col-
lard, pastor of the local church
of the Christian Missionary alli
ance, who has invited Falkenburg
here.
Falkenburg is executive presi
dent of the National Business
men's council of the Pocket Tes-
tament league, with headquarters
in Columbus, Ohio. Largely be
cause of his efforts, more than
4000 Testaments have been
placed in civilian conservation
corps camps and Bible study has
been established in almost all of
the 1500 camps In the west.
SAXEM HEIGHTS COMJTDXITT
CHTJECH
Madron a avenue and Liberty road. Sun
day achool at 10 a m., under the loader
ship of Mrs. . Steoer. Preaching aer
rice at 11 a.m. sermon topic, "The
Crime Wsve in tne Old Year, ' by Rev.
Earl B. Cot ten. Tonng people'a meeting
at S p.m.
PENTECOSTAL MI88IOK
iliVt North Commercial street. The
"Banday ssrvwes : Bible school, S P-an.
Dovotioul. B - p.m. JLvsiremtier i :3
Special met;ng every night except Mon-
day a charge oi Aima iteppera. , naay
"night yonng people a meeting, t
C and Daisy Wilson, pastors.
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Bonder night at 7:30 for Biblo stady
at the fraternal temple. 447 Center
street.
EMMAKTJEI FULL GOSPEL MISSION
420 State atreet, apstaira. Sunday
school. 10 a m. PreacHng. 11 a.mv Yonng
people's meeting, S p.m. Evangelistic
service. 7:45 p.m, Tuesday and Thurs
day, 8 p ra. Supply pastor, Elder J. A.
Xeigg.
FBOORESSIVE PSYCHIC AND
DIVINE HEALING
218 Nortti Commercial street-K. P.
hall. Devotional services at S:3tp-,
aad 7:30 p m. An accredited local work
er will lecture at both aerrieea. Bev.
Lala Mittlesleadt, of Portland, will lec
ture here at 7 p.m. only. Cbnrch bene
fit circle to follow ot sa.
See He Before Hav
ing Your Work Done
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DENTIST1
410 Gucrrdian Bldg.
Tel. 6S34
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