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.lb OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Soturdar Momlng, September 21, 1943 FAGS FIVE Local News- Briefs na Marriage -The following persons have taken oat man-lag licenses at Vancouver, Wash., dur ing, the past week: Harry Neil Sherman. Monroe, route one and Sttldred Evangeline Knndert. Sa lem; Tyrrell A. Williamson and Kathern L. Shields, both ol Sa lem; Airy Eugene Butts and Anna L. Rose, both- of Independence; Vera D, McDuffy and Iue ille Elaine Thompson, both of Inde pendence. Lata florist. P. 9592. 127t N. Lib Booked by Police Violation of basic rule was charged yesterday by city police to Glenn S. Tonker, 191 - South Church street: Sam net LeRoy Tripp. 1147 Market street, and C. C. Martin, Portland. R. R. Chapman, 1595 South Com mercial street, was charged -with failure to atop. Clarence Dykes of Salem -was held In the city jail on a drunkenness charge y, Safety of your savings- la Insured at Salem . Federal. ISO S, Liberty To Aid in Farewell Members of Federated Patriotic Societies are requested to be at the South ern Pacific depot ' at .7:30 Mon day morning to help in the send off for the second train of na tional guardsmen, to leave at 1:10. - ' . Business Sold The confection ery, and cigar business located In the old United States Bank building and formerly owned by the late Magas Swan son has been sold to Ray Pinson, it" was an nounced yesterday. Obituaries - Boyd - Lucy May Boyd at the family residence on Rt. 2, September 1 8. SurriTors: sister, Mattie Wil liams of California; Mrs. Clara Troxel of Centralis, Wash.; sons, Roy of Riderwood, Wash., Lester f Westfield. Iowa; Robin of Montana and Cecil of Salem; daughter, Mrs. Ester Moffatt of Iowa.. Funeral services from the Walker & Howell chapel, Satur day, September 21, 3 p. m. Rer. Gerald Jaffee will officiate. Interment at Claggett cemetery. v Hays Ernestine Hays at. her .resi dence, 375 Patterson avenue, West Salem, September 19, at the age of 39 years. Survived by wid ower, Lester A. Hays of West Sa lem; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gott lieb Hieb, and four brothers, Au gust, Fred, Edward and Reinhold Hieb, all of Goodrich, ND; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Schmidt of Martin, ND, Mrs.' Mathilda Prince of Bismarck, ND, and Miss Hilda Hieb of Portland.. Services will be held Saturday, September" 21, at 2 p. m. from Clough-Barrick chap el, with Rev. Don Huckabee of ficiating. Interment Belcrest Me morial park. Massey - William L. Massey, late resi dent of 1420 East Turner road, Salem, Thursday, September 19, at the age 'of 44 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. - Clara M. Massey, and three sons, William, jr., Trev- . el, and Richard, all of Salem; brothers, Dr. G. A. Massey, Wal ter and Thomas Massey, all of Klamath Falls, and Jethro of Waldport, Ore. Funeral- services from the Clough-Barrick chapel Monday, September 23, at 3:30 p. m., Rev.-W. H. Lyman officiat ing. Interment City View cemetery. Hayward Susan Rebecca Jordan - .Hay- ward, 79, late resident of Salem, Thursday, September 19. Wife of James P. Hayward.3lemoiial services will be held at the Ladd Funeral home ehapel Saturday, -September 21, at 2 p. m. Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson officiating. - Commitment service at Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum. - ' ' - - . Connor At Albany, Thursday. Septem ber 19, Andrew J. Connor, aged 3ft years, late resident of route seven, Salem. Brother -of A. J. Connor of Portland, R. T. Connor mt Bend, F. 7. Connor of Salem, L. M. Connor of SL Paul, Mrs. H r. Brentano, Mrs, ESeymour sad Viola Connor of Portland and Mrs. C. E. Smith of Salem. Fu neral announcements later by W. T. Rigdon company. Dibble In this city, Friday, . September 28, Wilson C. Dihwe, agea ii years, late, resident of route one, Salem. Husband of Gertrude S. rwitii- ant father of Carol S. nihhia nf Sulam and . brother Of Miss Nellie M. Dibble of Palo Alts, Calif- Funeral services win be held In the chapel of. the IT. T. -Rigdon company. Tuesday, September 24. at 2 p. m. - " - Bennett ".. la this eitv. Friday. September V Antoinette Bennett, aged 81 un. rte resident of Portland. Mother of Miss Marie Bennett of PMtinf and Harrv Bennett of Salem. Funeral announcements later by W. T, Rigdon company. Church of the Ilazorcnc 13th cmd Center Streets LEO. WEBSTER COLLAR .Pastor I e ' Cowboy Erancjelist -IISVT EENDALL of Nam pa, Idaho Sunday 11 a. m. and 7;45 p. m. - DYNAMIC - UNIQUE INTERESTING - Special Music by Cbotr - mm& Orchestra Coming Events ' Sept. 22 Wendell Willkfe speaks, Sonthera Pacific sta tion. ; Sept. 27 Salem high school, Willamette I university football : teams play - opening games ta Salem, and Portland, . respee Uvely. Sept. 27 Missouri clnb meets, 2-16 K Korth Commer. eial street. Sept 27, 2 Woodburn fair. Attend Convention A group of public health nurses from the Marion , county 'department of health went to Rosebnrg Friday to attend : the state nursing con vention being .held Friday and Saturday. All graduate nurses are eligible to attend the convention. The " Salem nurses arranged the entertainment at the dinner given last night. Attending from here were i Mrs. Nova Toung, nursing supervisor, Mrs. Charles Raffety, Miss Irma Plett, Mrs. Beatrice Skinner, Miss Catherine Barry and Miss Lucille Maskey. If you are- looking forward to pro motion join the group enrolling In the Capital Business College for night school, starting Monday, Sept., 23. Offices open evenings for registration and consultation. i Represents Governor R. W. Sawyer, Bend newspaper publish er, will represent Governor Charles A. Sprague at the annual conference of governors of 17 western states, opening at Great Falls, Mont., on September 23, the executive department an nounced yesterday. Charles E. Strlcklin, state engineer, will at tend the' national reclamation conference next Monday in the same city. Charles Kinzer & Pat Thatcher formerly of Marion Hotel are now at 156 S. Com'L with Coursey's Barber Shop where they will be glad to see their friends. Collegian oat The first issue for the year of the Willamette university weekly Collegian was out Friday. Miss Marion Sanders, Portland senior, and Ancil Payne, The Dalles sophomore, are editor and manager, respectively. Murco Ringnalda is the new professor of journalism whose classes will co operate with the publication, which is printed by The States man Publishing company. Night School starts at the Capital Business College Monday, Sept. 23. Offices open evenings for re gistration, and consultation. To Build House Rich L. Rel- mann was issued a building 'per mit yesterday for a one-story dwelling and garage at 1340 Mis sion street at a cost of J2500. Lee Roberts was permitted to reroof dwelling at 149 East Wilson street, 165, and George Paulas to repair dwelling at 595 Marion street, 345. Lady wanted, gen. hswk. Call at 840 Union after S p. m. Accented for Service Jack Floyd' Thompson An of Mrs. Hel en Thompson of 2110 Myrtle ave nue, 'has been accepted for en listment in the US marine corps by Sgt. William M. Cheney, local recruiting officer. Spanish Veterans Meet Span ish-American war veterans and families who care to take part in the public reception of Wendel Willkie, a veteran, will meet at the Southern Pacific depot at 4 p. m. Sunday. Nite school opens Sept. 23 at Capitol Business College. Office open Friday and Saturday even ings for registration and consul tatlon. Carlton Chosen The place of Governor Charles A. Sprague at the annual meeting of the Ameri can Prison congress at Cincinnati, O., October 21 to 25. will be taken by Major H. A. R. Carlton of Portland. Sweater Lost A Salem high school letterman's sweater and blue hat were reported to city po lice yesterday to have been lost in the Hollywood . district, by Max Bibby, route seven, box 288. Rummage, WCTU Hall today. Meeting Called All Townsend members are requested to assem ble in Willson park, west of the state capitol building, Sunday at 3 p.m. Enlists in Navy Joseph H. Huebsch, Mt. Angel, and Dendle E. Stone, Corvallis, are among those enlisting for naval service at Portland recently. Fire Put out The city fire de partment extinguished about noon yesterday a grass fire in s vacant lot at Fourth and Columbia. Suport Case : : Is Set Monday Stolen Property Hearing for Haskins Set Oyer . to Next Thursday Preliminary hearing , ; of Leo Peters on a charge of non-support was set yesterday for Monday at 8:30 f jn. by Justice of the Peaee Miller1 B. Hayden' ' who also set over the William Haskins pre liminary hearing on a charge of receiving stolen, property to Thursday at 2 p.m. r Orrille B. Otto - was assessed one dollar when he pleaded guilty to a charge of speeding with a truck.'' - ": -i s . . L Circuit Court G. E. and Edith Prime vs. Dor- ward Helyer and others; affida vit of plaintiffs stating informal tlon desired by defendants. Alton . D. Hurley as , Capital Dairies vs. milk control "board; order for county treasurer to pay 3110.80 in costs to Samuel B. XJC7a rt .tain .ttAvnA av fha ViaaviI money originally pala by Massa chusetts Bonding and Insurance company as surety for plaintiff's costs. ' t Probate Court " Carl A. Lehman estate; Lynn Martin, George A. Bressler and Judson Bressler named apprais ers; Inventory filed by Glenna B. Lehman, executrix. Henry C. Hansen estate; ap praisal of Dr. W. H. Darby, Bra zier C. Small and Ruth Beuteell at $1699.60, of which 11500 is in real property; sale of personal property valued at 3200.40 au thorized to pay 3100 to Charles J. Spitzbart for money advanced to pay claims and to pay 350 on account of attorney's fees. Reuben Eugene Boise estate; R. B. Boise named administrator and Clarence Byrd, Lester Barr and George -Grabenhorst,-appraisers, of 32500 in real and 8250 in personal property. Marriage Licenses George W. Kiks, 31, farmer. and Gertruth F. Rehfeld, 23. stu dent, both Jefferson. Lyle Hays Truax, 24, lawyer. Albany, and Jean Louise Cone. 24, stenographer. 1445 Center street, Salem. Ardis Gilliam, legal, farmer, and Etta Whitney, legal, house wife, both Dallas. . Roberts School to Open ROBERTS The Roberts school will open September 23 with Mrs. Girod as principle. It will be the third year .for Mrs.. Albert Jensen in the 'primary room. Births Fowler To Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth H. Fowler, 310 Salem Heights, a daughter, Margaret El len, born September 12, Deaconess hospital. '. PBEVEW Sir. I. I. Stewart win present the complete i Fall line of , Cantilever Monday, September 23 FHEE c Orthograph Foot check During This Preview . ACKLIIJ EGOTEBY ' I 103 N. High - Salem 6 Independents I S . I ' ' OOnOSZOATIOHAI. 19th : and rrry (IrMU. HowH . C. 8toTr, .minister. Marmiag wonkip M IL ETaainr serrie at T :30. Sermm 'G1 Uoum." Somaar Sehol a 10 aoa. Tamag ptopla at' S:80 .. ' f TIB ST KETBODXST ' " -8UU at Canrck -trt. Ir. J. C. Har rison, niniBtw; atr. CImi Olaa, miaiatar ta Tooth. CharaS aekoal t :3, noraiag warakip 10 :50. Sermoa. "Tka Womdars t- Tomorrow." IaUnaadUta, Hifk tckoal learaaa SBC Uoitarfity Vaapara at 6 :S0. EvaniBf acrriea at T : 15. Sarataa, . ZJBSXXB MTHODIST -" SmUa. Caaamoreiai . aaS Hyvr' itracta. Daaa C. Foaodaztar, miaiater. Soadar acaoal S :4S aja. Harains warakip - 11. 8rmon: Tka Peac at Christ." Was leyaa laaraea S;0. Sraniac aerriea T:SO. - JASO XX METHODIST Kortk Wlatar at Jatfcraoo. S. Kara or Sautk, aiiaistaE. Church aekaal at :5. Horninc wonkip at IX 'dock. Sarmoa bf pastor. "Gas, tk DtTima Lovar." p worth laagaca at :0. woranip at p.m. WXSXKTAH 1OSTH0DIST Lawell OUztr. -naator. 770 S. Com- anarcial. 8ar-rica Suaday at WCTU kalL Caauaareial an4 Tarry streets 11 a.ak. aad 7:45 p.m. - a 7 WEST IXXEX XKTHOSIST v TMrd aad ttarth. a treats. tWsrt 8a- lam. Uaified aerriea Saadar ; 9 :5 aad 11:80 a.m. Barrie 7:88 tA laa ilacJt- ahee, pastor. - ' ran bcsthodist ' Comer Market aad Wiatee s treat. Bar. Da rid I Fanwlek, pastor. Sunday school 9:49 a.m. Moralnf worship 11. Toanc people's serrlce 7 pjm. Ersa selistia aerriea 7:45 p.m. Midweek pre par meeting Than day at 7:45 pm. TTJBST ICSTHODIST 6 tar ton rail day Seotember 19. Be. W. J. Hanriltoa will preach oa "The IjOoldea Rule ia Ufa. Ia the aTeainf. I "Tk. It mVm mt . TIrtArlim I .if. Christian Xdnratioa week will be b aerred from Thursday aatil Sunday at next week. Higher Education Budget Is Boosted Most Increases Involve Research; $614,000 Given in 1939 Requested legislative appropri ations of the state board of high er education for the 1941-42 bl- e n.nium will show an Increase when compared with the appro priations for the current two rear period, Darid Eccles, state bud get director announced yesterday. Board members spent most of Friday forenoon conferring with Governor Charles A- Sprague in connection with the new budget. Eccles said the most substantial increases asked by the board in- Tolred research divisions. Records show that the so-called supplemental legislative appropri ation for the board for this bien- nium was 1614,000. The board had requested 2 6 64,0 00. This was in addition to the millage tax re ceived for the support of the high er educational program. xne Doara Has jurisdiction over the University of Oregon, state college, three normal schools, ana otner educational activities. The enrollment at the higher educational institutions for 1941 42 was estimated at about the earns as that for the current blen- nium. Figures contained in the bud get will not be released until later, Eccles declared. Reduction of Rate Indicated, Qatsop A substantial rata ndnrtlnn fn asers of electricity In the pro posed uiatsoB eonnty people's nuury aistnct was indicated ii a resort of the state hydroelee trie commission released here yesterday, i - . This redaction, thn niart eaM wosld be contingent upoa the dis trict acquiring the existing dis tribution facilities, mmrntnin rna a steam auxiliary plant and pur chasing electrical energy front the, Bonneville dam etdalnlstra- uon. The commission estimated that On thia Basil IkSMW -mmmA ha mm annual surplus of tltU.lt dur ing in nrst tour years of the district operations and 1107.722 per year daring the amortisation period exteadiag from the sth te the 2fta year. ; Total estimated annmal costs daring the first f otr years were fixed at $411,191 with annual revenues of f79.T94. Operating xpenses were estimated at 4261,- 51. The- investment was fixed at 2,SI.IS. XTBST rBXSBTTBBtAV Kortk Winter and ChemeksU. Bar. W. Irria WUliama. minister. Chareh school 9: 45. Horning worship 10:55. Sermon by the sastor. "When Our Hearts Ache." Four Christian endeavor troops meet at S:S0. Irening worship at 7:80. College aerriea. Dr. B. F. Thomp son, speaker. Thursday, 7:50 midweek aerriea. "Masterpiecea of Christian Lit ers tur a." rilR CHBISTZAW Center and High streets. Oar U Drill. Das tor. Church school :t0 a.m. Com munion aerriea at 10:45. Message, "Mas ters 01 Might." Christian ndesror at 8:15 p.m. Serrica, 7:80 p.m. -Theme: "Christ. Wisa or Foolish I" Midweek serrice 7:45 pn. Wednesday. COTJBT STBEET CHTfBH OF CHBI8T (Christian) 17th and Court atreeta. W. H. Lmu, minister. Bible school 9:45 a.aa. Morn ing worship and communion 10:45 a.m. Sermon, The Knowledge ( God." Christian Indesror 6:80 p.m. Xraaiag serrice 7:30 pss. Bermoa by tk minis ter, "Walt on the Lord.' XTBST OOHOBEOXTIOirsX 4S0 N. Cot Use (Woman's Clubhouse): Robert A. Hutchinson, minister. Church school at 0:45. Worship at 11 a.m. Ser mon, "The Kingdom ef God". AMXBZCAV LUTHEBAJT , Church street between Cheat skata sad Center streets. Ber. P. W. Eriksen, pas tor. 9:45 a.m. Bandar echoeL. 11 a.aa.. worship Sermoa, , "In 'tko VaHey ef Vision? S:(0 am, Xmthar loagua. Xoung pcoola'a' aarrica. Portland reath f erenea . Sonday aftrnoa at 6t- Jasaaa Lutheran ehurch. Monday, 7:80 paL, Boy Scouts. Wodneaday. - S p.m, eawir rehearsal. . Saturday, 19 b-bl, conCtaa- 1 CBSXST X.UTHXBXS; (AiC) . ' State atreet at 17th. H. Thenar, B.D pastor.. Sunday acheot 10 aaa. Serrioea 11 a.m., ''Our Wishes aad Prayers (or Our Children. German ser rico S a.m. Coniirmatioa instruction, fiaS urdsy, am. . 3 .- . ' . ; . ' SaXJTT JOHHB XJTTHZXAjr (Miaeeuri Synod) - 18th and A atreeta. H. W. Groas. pas toe, Sunday aehool ana- bible . class S a.m. fcarricea 10 njn. . . j TTBST BYAJrQirr.TCAT. -. - Corner . Marion . and- Summer streets. Ber. Jamea S. Campbell, miairter. , Soa day achool at 9 :4S ajn. Worship at 11 a-m: .Sermon: "Oar Baptiam." Tenth grouse a: 0. Serrice at 7 :t0 pjn. Ber- aoaj."Our Inberitonsa.'.' Prayer aerr-i lee Thursday; T:o pja. . xxTsXAirr xrajroBxicsz. sjto . BErOSMXtD -North Capitol and Marion streets. Xd win Horatman, pastor. Sunday school- 10 a.m. "Pruitralneaa." Laaiaa' Aid Thure nay - " . . ' ,2TMT BAPTIST " I ' Corn Liberty 'and Marias Streets. Doctor ' Irrtng- A. . Fox, minister. Bible achool "9:45 a Js. MornUs warship. 11 a-UL. "Christiaa Besvonaibilitr' vaster. Senior BTPU C:15 p.m. - HWh ackoeri illfU a:l3 p.m.. The - Volunteers, a:l pjaw Gospel arrrico 7:SO pjs. ."The Mya tery Hidden lor Axes; or The Body of Christ an Xartk." pastor. ' Prayer men. , ing- 7:80 p.m. Wednesday topic, A Source ef Help" 1 Timothy t, by Ua pastor. . - - v -' CAX.TABT . BAPTIST Miller aad Sewth Liberty streets. Bar. A rue O. Wenigur, pastor. Sunday serr ices: Bible achool 9:45 a.m. Moraine worship II o'clock, sermon topis, "Vineyard .Workers?' Senior BYP0 :15 o'clock, topic, "TeaU on the March." High achool' BTPU. 9:15 p.m. Topic. "Looking Ahead." Bran lag wor ship T.'SO o'clock, sermon topic. "Will Tkero Bo a World Church V' Midweek aerriea Wedaesdsy, 7:80 p.aa. BETHXXt BAPTIST Korth Cottage and D streets. 3. F. Ol tboff, D-D,, pastor. Bibls achool 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock, evening worship at 7:80. Morning sub ject t "Joy ia Christ"; craning subject: "The Good Shepheard." Tenth meets at 6:80 p.m. Bible study Wodaesday, 7:45 p.m. IMMABTTBL BAPTIST Corner of North Hasel and Academy. Ber. Jamas T. Martin, pastor. Sunday services: Bible achool at 10 a.m. Morn ing worship at 11 a.m. " Victory Orer Self; BTPC at 7:80 p.m. Gospel meeting at S p.m. "The Absolute Ne cessity of a God-Man Saviour."- Prsysr meeting Thursdsy at S p.m. EATtriLLI XIAXOB OF rrasT baptist One mile north ot the city limits on the Portland highway. Bible achool (or all agss, 9:45 a.m. Dewsy DarU, SapC HIOTTT.A1TD ATX. FBIBirDS Saadar achool at 10 a.m. Praachlar serrice at 11. Subject. "Knowledge and Responsibility." Junior aad Senior Christiaa Indearorera at S:80 p.m. Ev ening amagelistio aerriea at 7:80. Ser mon: "Evasions and BevelsUons." Her man H. Macy, pastor. SOUTH SAXJEJ FBXrjrDS - South Commercial at Waahiagtom street.' DiOaa W. Mills, paster.' Bun day aehool 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. 8ermoa. "Stud lea ia GeoUry-BpiritusL" Chris tiaa Kndeavor S:45 p.m. Braageliatie service 7:80 p.m. Prayer maatins Thurs dsy 7:0 u. .- - . . - - ITBST CHT7BR OF CKZXST, . . SCIXHTUT Chemeketa aad Liberty streets. Ban dar achool 11 ajaw Services a 11 a.a. and S p.aa. Lsesea-aermen t 'Matter." Wodneaday meeting at S p.m. includes toatimonioa of healing through Chris tiaa Science. Fro public reading roea at 105 Masonic tern pis epos daily, ex cept Sunday and holidays from 11 a.m. to S p-m. Wednesday antU 7:80. CHTTBOH OP- JBSTJS ' CHRIST OF , XATTXB SAT 8AUTTS -' Corner Cottage and Chemeketa.- San ds y aehool 10 a.nu Conleraaca Sunday 9:80 p.m. M.LA. Taoaday 1:80 pjs. SBTBJTTH-2XAT ASTB3TTZST ' Hood and X. Summer atreeta. . L. Plngemot, pastor. Sabbath achoot Sae urday 9:84.- Preachiar sarvice - at , 11. Toung people a meeUag , S:SO p.m. Prayer moetinf Wednesday, S sua, SAXZ3C HBTOHTS OOMMTTBTTT -Sunday achool 10 avm. Morning mes- 11 avm. xne iron Tsst avwnm." Enoch Zimmerman, pastor. - CHBISTIAjr ABT MTSSIOBABT AXXXAKCB , 0 sines St. at. 5th. H. X. Snavely. pas tor. Saaday aehool at S:45. Warship at 11; S: SO young people's mooting ; 7:8o avaagaliaUe , aerviee,. Bar. . B. . F. O. Schwodiar. Tuesday at S- p.m. the Mia aionary Band meets. - Wednaaday prayer meeting at 7 pja. SAX.TATIOBI AUfT Major Mrs. John AUea. Ceieel aad Mrs. A. D. Jacksoav nawly appointed divisionsl commandara with Majnr and Mrs. Gilford, young people 'a eeeretarys. la charge of the Sunday services. 8andey school 10 am. HoUneaa meeting 11 u.' Toung people 'a legion S:ttO p.m. Salva tion meeting 7:S0 p-m. PabUa aerviee Thursday aad Saturday Bights. ' FOTJXSQUABB OOaTXX. t9th and Breymaa streets. Bar. Stew art G. aad Jnnnita M. BUiinga. Sunday, 9:45 a-m, Sunday school. 11 a.as morn tag worship. "The Needg-tha Call the Answer," pastor. 6:80 p.aa, Toung peo ple's services. 7:4$ p.m. evangelistic service. "God's 'M' Day. Tuasdsy. 7:45 p.av prayer aad praise aerriea. Wodneaday, 1:30 p-m band rehearsal. Friday. 7:45 p m., midweek Bible atady aerriea, "The Gift ef the Holy Ghost," pastor. . a CHTTBCH OF THB VAZABXVB 13th and Center atreeta. Lee Webstar, collar, pastor. S s.m. Christiaa workers prayer meeting. 9 a.m. 8pociaI prayer and confereaeo. 9:45 a.m. Sunday Bible school. 11 a.nL, morning worship. 6:45 p.m. Toung People's serVieoa. 7i45 p.m. Evangelistic service. Sermon by the cow boy evangelist. Bar. Kewton Kendall. PKXTECOSTAXi LIGHTHOUSB MISSIOB 4S0 State atreet. Sunday achool at 10 o'clock. Morning worship nt 11. Evsa gelistie services at 7:4S P-m. Midweek services Wedneeday aad Toung Pao lo e meeting Pnday at S p nu, Goorga ada, otlieiating. PBHT BOOST AT. ICSlIOir 111 N. Commercial street. Sunday aarrieaa S p.m. Bible school 3 p.m. De votional S p.m. Erangelistia 1:45. p.aa. Berival services every night ozeept Mon day, 7:45. Prayer meeting Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdsy and Fri day, 10 a.aa. Thursdsy, divine healing, 7:45. J. a and Daisy Wilson, pastors. BCADISOB STBBET T ABBBJt A Oil 1410 Madison street. Sunday achool 10 a.m. Divine' worship 11 sjl Evan- File for Of f ice Printing of, Pamplilct for -Voters Will Begin Within 10 Days 7 Six Independent candidates for tl November election had filed in the state department here when the- time expired at 5 p. m. yes terday. . '.- t:.:: - ' 'Among these. was H. H.: Stal lard, Portland, wha ia seeking the office of representstive . in con gress from the third congression al district. Multnomah county.' .Other independent candidates: Russell Galbraith. Red m ond. for state represents tire, 29 th dis trict, Deschutes and Lake coun ties.' ' Ereil . King Hoed River, for district attorney of Hood River county." H. CtSchmalts, Burns, for dis trict attorney of Harney eonnty. i Charles E. Boardman. Mitchell, for district attorney of , Wheeler county. . , ' . William R. Cook, Madraa, for state representative. 2Cth dis trict. Crook and Jefferson coun ties. The time for nominees and In dependent candidates to file their statements for publication in the voters pamphlet, to be issued pri or to the general election, also ex pired late yesterday afternoon. Printing of the pamphlets will get nnder way within the -next week or 10 days, Dave O'Hara. in charge of the state elections bureau, announced. These pamphlets must be in the mails 10 days prior to the gener al election. Heights Reservoir Ready October 15 Forms at the new high-level reservoir on Candalaria Heights will he stripped next week snd cleaning will start immediately thereafter. City Water Manager Carl Gnenther said yesterday. The basin will be thoroughly sterilis ed as well as pipe leading into and out p fit. Guenther stated the reservoir would probably he ready for .use about October 15. gslistia service S p.m. Midweek services S p.m. Thursday meeting S p.m. jbbotahs wmrsssss At the Fraternal temple. 447 Center street, Sundsy, 7:S0 p.m. Subject for Bibla stuly, Proverbs 1:12.11. J PBOOBBSSXTX PSTCHIO i 14S Korth Oommereial street. Serrieaa at 1:10 aad 7: SO p.m. Frieda Wagner, speaker. Most of New Bar. Members SVvorh in Approximately 65 of the 74 successful applicants in the re cent state bar examinations sp pesred In the state supreme court here yesterday . where they re ceived the oath of office and cer tificates. , r ; Chief Justice John X Rand presided. with all members of the court In attendance with the exception , of ' Justice Henry J. Bean, who is ill. Principal speak ers included Governor . Charles A. Sprague and Oscar Hayter, Dallas sttorney. The applicants later were en tertained at a luncheon given by the Oregon state bar. Registration Will Close October 5 Six Months9 Residence in " County Required; Blay Be Listed Under 21 . Marion county registration books for the November general election will close on October 5. County Clerk U. G. Boyer said yesterday, - All persons not now registered who have been residents of the county during the last six months are. eligible for. registration,, he said, and all persons who. hare changed their v addresses since their last registration are re quired to repeat their registration in order to be -eligible to vote. tn nifift!(vn nil wnmn Wha have changed their names through marriage are required to register again in order to ne eugioie.- Persons not now 21. but who will be 21 before November 5, as well as persons who, will com plete their six months residence requirement before election day. are also eligible to register and to vote. Methodist Youth Present Message Five Oregon young people Who attended the national conference of Methodist youth in Winona Lake, Ind., will bringj the mes sage of Methodist youth of the nation to the young' people of Salem at Leslie church Sunday night at 7:20. The following made up the team that participated in this study conference: Tom Kllnk. Forest Grove; Murray -Adams, Eugene; , Delight Brockmeier, Portland: Ruth and Grace Cra mer, Salem. Everyone is wel come to attend this service. a Graduates of WU Fora Partnership Aaneemeement of the forma tion ef a law partnership for practice is- Lebanon -was made yesterday by Lawrence Morley. a graduate ef the, Willamette uni versity law school Jm 1i40. Merley will be associated with Lyle Truax. . Albany,. member of the same class. , . He Is a graduate of EaJem'hlgh school, aad attended Willamette for nadergradaste instruction as well as for legal training. Mor ley was prominent' in : forensic activities ; while In ltlgh school and , college, and was , also ath letic manager for. university teams. He organised . ticket sales for the Salem Cen tecxia.1 cele bration daring the past. summer. With Mrs. Morley, he will be located permanently la Lebanon. SEW IMCOH -L. 1941 WITH THE THRILLING NEW GLIDER RIDE Ir you want to know what tomorrow's cars look like see the three great 1941 Lincoln Lincoln-Zephyr, Lin coln Continental and Lincoln Custom new and future cars in all their eyecatching and heart-winning beauty. From their sleek hoods to the graceful swing of spacious rear decks they're built to make driving a glorious adventure. Doors open at the touch of a button; Interior fittings and appointments are beautifully fashioned. - K thrill awaiting you an entirely dif- vou have ever experienced. The new And there's a new ferent ride than Lincolns are built for fairly gliding over the roughest roads! Get behind the wheel and enjoy deep, restful luxury. Relax in the lavish width and depth of the back seat, chair-high and swung forward of the rear axle for supreme comfort ... and in the magnificent, road-hugging, low-gravity balance of the car, cushioned on long, slow-motion Lincoln cradle springs! You'll enjoy a ride as thrilling as 'a glider flight yet feel as safe as in your favorite armchair. Why not take a "glider" ride in one of the new 1941 Lincolns? Feel the spirited power of twelve thrifty cylinders . . . and know the exciting magic of this new type of car. LINCOLN MOTOR CAS. DIVISION. IOHD MOTOR COMPANY llrfCOCJi ALSO rnsSXNTS FOn 1941 JTSCS NXW XJ3COOLM COWnfXTfrAL CaSSJsOaJrr . - AND CODFX; AND THX NXW LINCOLN CUSTOM SEDAN AND XJMOTAOCI SEE IT TODAY! rM alley Wlotor G Showroomc ; .Ccr. Center u o 1 :?an-i -r-
