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Newspaper Page TextTho OrXGOII STATESMAN. Salem, Oroejon. Saturday Xoni!ag, Jasaary 25. 1841 I ACS T Measure Would Stop Salaries Limits Set for Jurists ' Unable to Attend Bench Duties (Continued From Page 1) representatives to act as an arbi trajtiOn board in disputes between the highway commission and counties or; cities over relocations of state highways. Would Exempt Fruit Handler FramTDb Pay Act , Reos. Herman Chindgren (R- Clackamas) and William McAllis ter (R-Jackson) mtroaucea a hill which would exempt handlers and oackers of fresh fruits and Tegetables from the state unem nbiTmnt comnensatlon act. McAllister said the bill would v-v v, fofnitinn of "arricul- V-.""- tural labor," exempted In both fi Ami and state acts, coincide -with that . of the ; federal unem ployment compensation act. , The bill would apply chiefly to near Backers In Jackson county, apple packers in Hood RiTer coun ty ana ceiery ana onion packers In Marion county. Rep. Wallace 8. Larkin (It Yamhill) introduced a bill which 'would take onej and a half per cent of racing commission funds to help finance the Pacific . . coast Turkey exhibit in Yamhill , . county. The money would be i sliced from amounts now allo ' eased to the state fair and the Pacific International Livestock; CTMMiitlon. One" of the outstanding public . hWif of the 1941 legislative session is scheduled ,for Monday J Dight to consider, two bills now be fore the senate roads and hlgh ' " ways committee. Iost Important of these bills is one increasing me iiu. nA weis-ht of trucks. The other relates to the operation of logging trucks. Governor Approves Bill On Larger Size Tracks The bill Increasing the size and weight of trucks has received the - approval or uov. inariea a. Sprague and the state highway commission. Another public hearing will be Ii11 Wndnesdav 11 lent on two bills by Senator Mahoney, amend Inar the present rambling laws. Under one of the hills violation of the gambling laws would be a felony instead of a misdemeanor. Tr nthir makes the owner or rent of the premises on which gambling Is conducted liable for twice the amount of money lost In a gambling game. The senate Judiciary commit tee reported out favorably a bill restoring civil rights to peni tentiary prisoners after they have served their terms. This bill received the approv al of the state parole board. A bill introduced by the house committee on assessment and tax ation would give the tax commis sion authority to collect payments which the Bonneville administra tion may make to the state In lieu of taxes. A bill in congress would direct the Bonneville ad ministration to contribute to the state a percentage of its earnings In lieu of taxes. The tax commis sion would distribute such money to the counties. The senate banking committee Introduced a measure to permit banks to close Saturdays, and pro viding that applicants for bank charters shall state the classes of stock they propose to issue. County courts would be per mitted 'to create county forests, which could be sold only by vote of the people, by a bill introduced by Sens. W. E. Walsh (R-Coos) and F. M.Franciscovich (R-Clat-sop). Wreckage pi Airliner Sleep er Plane Guarded by Police $47,CC3 Church 4 a This Associated Press picture shows police guarding the wreckage of a TWA transport sleeper plane at St. Iionls after it crashed early January S3 near the municipal airport, killing Capt. P. T.W. Scott v. rhUf nilot and J. F. Mott, TWA employe. City. Ten passengers, the co-pilot and stewardess were Injured. Nazi Invasion Expected Soon (Continued From Page 1) the war has Britain evineed such concern over gas attacks. Meanwhile, the three fighting services have intensified prepara tions, not for one landing of Ger man troops, but for several. No purely British army in his tory ever reached the number, 4,000,000 of today's combined . regular and home guard forces. , And no British army of history ; ever has undergone the coiupre- hensive training that lias been given the ' present one since i Duukerque. Committees Work For Junior Prom WOODBURN All committees are active in preparing for the Junior Woman's club formal dance to be held at the Woodburn armory Thursday night, February 13. The dance, which Is an annual affair, has become one of the outstanding social events of the season. Good music is assured as Jimmy Whetmore's nine-piece band has been engaged for the occasion. Committees appointed are gen eral chairman, Evelyn Jones, as sisted by Marjory Foulconer, Margaret Hunt and Peggy Dob son; music, Evelyn Jones and Vera Jean Huber; tickets, Mar jory Foulconer, Marie Strike, An nette Lytle; advertising, Peggy Dobfon and Emma Otjen; decora tions, Margaret Hunt, Floris Dar nell and Mildred Day. Lebanon Defeats Sweet Home 36-24 LEBANON The Lebanon Ber- rypickers defeated Sweet Home 36 to 24 here Friday night for their second victory in three starts in district seven league piay- . .. Simpson topped tne tossers wua 10 points. Lebanon 86 21 Sweet Home Miller 6 9 Smith Lemons 1 McNear Standley 7 3 Galloway Simpson 10 1 Cannon Michels 9 weicn Subs for Lebanon: Mangold Z, Bauman 2. Referee: Coleman, Corvallis. To Be Usedl Eister Sunday ' To Open-Easter ;:;;Jr:-;:vij:l ebmary-12 I. Date; Set r ''pJX'thpi rH- ti'ufe for CorSr Stone ' Wh :VV U Easter - Sunday-. will b tha data of tha first service . In tha new First Congregational church, corner Marlon ' and Cottage streets, providing construction progresses according to schedule,' Rev. -Robert A. Hutchinson. . pas tor, said Friday night. The total cost bt the church, furnished, will be 147.000 and the seating capa city of S00 Includes a choir loft which will accommodate S4. Thsi three story structure will house' a large social room down stairs J which will seat approxi mately 2 SO at banquet tables, and the Sunday school assembly room will seat SO Individuals. Class and club rooms will occupy space on both tha main and basement floors. - - ' A memorial feature planned for opening day will honor the late Dr. W. C. Kantner, pastor of the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH1 : Church Services gAXKT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL Church i and Chmekets communion 7:30, choreh m. m, "'instruction Wedne4y in tfcpel 7:30 a. m. . . n i - - TT T)..la I U. liMCnr. uiililla, .lilll TU Art U itret. Holy 24"; BTPU 7 p. .; foipel mettinf 7:80 .B ichool :45 p. m.. "Tb Sufterinr 8erTii -Ilh and sermon 11 53." " Pryr meetin Thursday 7:80 p. . PXHTZCOSTAZ. IIOHTHOU1B Esiwlier Speaks At Presbytenah In" the absence of Rev. W. Irvin church from 1894 to 101 and wunams, wno is ipenams a iori- from 111! to 1324. In all proba- night in caniornia, vr. ciarenre blUty, one of the rooms will be A. Klrcher. minister of the We$t caDed the "Kantner" room and minster Presbyterian church jbf will be furnished by longtime craenio win friends of the former pastor, who ? 1 r 1 died last October. cnurcn win aunaay nwnu. Church officials have set Feb- ruaryil2 as a tentative date for Dr. Klrcher has spoten irqm cornerstone ceremonials. Tntl mo saiem puipn once wwre. u mt rumln. Itlrt m w Tvom rm no I in tne ear IT iau was pruiciu.i n.wioni.r .imificanca in tha his- speaker at the ChrisUan Endeavor . . I .1 T. 1 1 . . XJlm tlMll. tAn Af t)i rhnrrh. tint U tht ait cvuicuuua i for Sunday morning will be 'The IrU. vFto will Uy Un"iy orlr the cornerstone will be announced wU "T4he .A". . t I herd and Anne Marks will pre- .!. uuneisuj " Vl.l,.. .Ill .M.V nn "Th Tnwr perintenaeni oi we aunuy .h,t cm mnsie will in clude a soprano solo by Virginia La Rae, "Open the Gates of the Tempi e." and congregational singing led by George Lee Marks and the junior choir. While in California. Rev. Wil liams will speak at the Westmtn- First Methodist church will fea- ster Presbyterian church of Stc- ture two guest speakers Sunday ramento and address several trirmivh tha absence of Its nastor rroups of vouns people. He will rr J- C. Harrison, wbo la tne I return to conauci ine wnuwiin First Methodist To Hear Bennett TISST CHXISTIAH High nd Center streeti. Goy L. Dri u : .knnl .t a : RO. Mornn : .1 wArchin l.riK. ft t 10 I with messtge bT Dr. John H. Borth of Indinapoli. Ind. Children ehorcb meet at (b ime hour nnder direction of Mm. Guy L. Drill, children'! psttor. At :15 a msB meetinf of 11 endeor groups with Kt. nd Mr.. Meyer Tn IMtter as reat speaker. Jit night spe cial evangelistic ierTicea with message by Rev, Meyef.Tan Ditter, director Port land Hebrew mission. COURT ST BEET CHTJECH OT CHKISI SeTenteenth and Court street, W. H. Lvman, minister. Bible school 9:45 a. m.. morninr irornhip and communion id.m "Thii River of Life." Chris tian .nriinr B:S0 p. m.. serrice, 7:30 pm., sermon. "Th Wells of Salvation. Mid-week service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. HIGHLAND FBIXNDS Corner Highland nd Church streets. Hermsn H. Macy, minister. Sunday school 10 a. m. At the 11 o'clock worship service the. Gideon male quartet will provide special music. 8ermon topic, "The Grest Physician snd His Cases. Christian Endeavor :30 p. w., semes at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting each Thursday uiht at 7:30. SOUTH SAXXM TEIENDS South Commercial at Washington street. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m.. worship 11 a. m.. ser mon, "The Cost of Discipleship. ' Chris tian endeavor :45 p. m. Meeting 7:30 m.. "Friends and the ordinances, topic preiented by pastor. Prayer meet- tg Thursday i :JO p. m. AMERICAN liUTHEBAH ZIBST COVOBEOATIOKAX. Robert A. Hutchinson, minister. 420 Stat stress. Stidij school 1Q I ., . c vuin.notta Snndi marnlnr's aerwice. o'clock, morning wormhip 11, serviea 7:44 cuuutiiui v. wiun - - l p. m. Mid-week scrricei tn Wednesday university Students, who are in a Church school 9:45 in TMCA worship and yonnf peopls'g meeting Triday 7:45 retreat at Nelscott Over the week- ' rill, serrlco in Grand theatre at li o'clock p. George adt. pastor. fl falvQinr KantlCt V -if.!!.'.' " th"' Th PrEr"" " a aa,"ftrracr or oon In the morning serrlca Dr. J. IVcaTy OaDllSX Holds Commiimoh KKIGHT MXM0KIAL COVGSEQATIONAIa Kineteecth and Terry. Morning worship people :80 p. ., Mrs. Hi 11 o'clock, sermon. "The Martyr Com- charge- Rev. Lawson will p olex " Service 7:30 p. m., sermon. "Tha m. Prayer and praiso We Woman Who Won a Husband." Sunday school 10 a. m., young peopla :30 p. m. Men's club Monday night at 7 o clock. Senator Thomas K. Mahoney or rortianu, speaker. TIRST METHODIST State SLd Church streets. Dr. J. C. Harrisin, minister, Rst. Glenn Olds min ister to youth. Church school 9:45, nursery 11 o'clock, morning worship 10:50, Dr. J. Edgar Purdi, guest pastor. Intermediate and high school leagues and University vespers 6:30. Worship 7:45 p. m- with Frank Bennett, city superm- THI TOST CKtllOH Or OOD Hood and Cottage. R. J. P. Ltvioi, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a. si. Kev. Law son will speak, at 11 , Tn"f I Haiti Grova- la preach 7 :80 p. luiiu 7 :so P- Edgar Purdy. superintendent oi the Salem district, will preach on "The House on the Rock" and Dean Melvin Geist will lead the cathedral choir In singing. "Hark. Hark, My Soul" hy sneuey Because of a special crusade In ; evangelism at the Calvary Baptist THE CHTO.CH 07 OOD (Full 0P1) At the night service Mr. Frank church on February 2 the orii- Bennett will deliver an address 1 nance of communion will be ob- 40 Scuta. 22nd street. Leslie Skeil. I on "ComDlements" and a auar-1 served this Sunday. Rev. Arno .Q tet composed of Mary Margaret i Wenlger. pastor, announces, nre- Helen Dean, Konaia l ceding the communion observance Craven and Mark Walts will sing will be the reception of new meta "Spirit of God" by Whitby. Miss I bers. The pastor will speak on the Dean will be the night soloist I subject. "The Place of Witnessing slnclnc -"Spirit DlTlne" hy Ham- I tn RevlTal. the last message 3n a series devoted to the essentials nastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. Ice 7:30. Wednesday night BibU study I Ltivesay, 7:30, Friday night young people Meet ing 7:30 o'clock. i TJNTTXD TRTTTH SEEKERS Truth Center. 155 Soath Liberty atreat. Gorden Fleming, minister S p. as. healing I blen. a.il iHm mwtd lactnr. ; theme. V hat tendent of achools, guest speaktr, subject, Tofl 1Bt Great Pyramid Forecast for 'Compliments." Final Rites Set For Aged Farmer Funeral services for David C Mnrohv. 78. who died Friday, January 24, at th residence of a son, Russell Murphy, 1730 Norm 19th street, will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. from the Everhart Funeral home in Moiaiia. Murphy, a retired farmer, is survived by three children, Mrs. Rachel Lantz of Salem, Mrs. Ruth Anna. Davis of Donald, and Rus sell Mumhv: two brothers, Clark and Alphonso Murphy of LaFay LESLIE METHODIST South Commercial and Mjere streets. Dean C. Poindexter, minister. Sunday school 8:45 a. ., morning worship 11, sermon, Tho Door ( Lift." Epworth lesgues meet 6:30 p. m. Men of church will have charge oi eerriee 7:30 p.m. JASON LEE METHODIST Xorta Winter at Jefferson. 8. Bay nor Smith, minister. Church school V:43, morning worship 11 o'clock, sermon, pas tor. -Doubling Life's Mileage. Ep worth leagues meet 6:30. Worship ( ;30 p. m., with Don Douns, speaaer. WESXETAK METHODIST Lowell Gilger, pastor. Services in WCTU hall at Commercial and Ferry ....... finr.j.T 3:30 and 7:45 p. m. o America!" Questions answered following lecture. I rBOORSSsxvn rsromo iptrttuaiit 248 f orth Commercial atreet. 3:S0 and 7:30 p. m. speaker. Rev, Frieda Wagner, Portland. Decorating to Be Home Ec Project MACLEAT At the grange Home Economic club meeting Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Harry Martin, Jr., and Mrs. Lloyd Keene, as hostesses, the group do nated a quilt to the Mothers' Boys home and voted to take as the DETROIT The Detroit Wo-UJ.-. th x ll Ul lUfJ Uiaiu aaaaaa. w" - club finsced the remodeling and Plays Announced For Detroit Qub man's club held its regular meet- ot revival. The vested choir of the church will sing under the direc tion of E. D. Lindburg with Miss Gladys Edgar presiding at the Howard Emerson organ. j Increasing crowds are attending the Sunday night service. Thepts tor will speak on "A Subjugatjed Peoole." The ordinance -of believ ers baptism will be administered. This church is anticipating the coming of Dr. Vance Havner, wp. will commence meetings with th church starting February a. jisonLeefcives Dotiris arewell ; n . i;- - Sunday nlaht at- tha Jason Methodist chareh Uon Douris beHbe speaker at Uie 7:30 ehurc sesvice. Following ue service farewell reception! will be.gir4 to Mr. Douris who will take n& his new duties as director of re llgious education;! at the Flrri Presbyterian church February If Special musical entertainment wilj be; provided by Mrs. E. R. Man dinger, soloist and the young peO pie's choir directed by Miss Fran ees Graham. .. ii ' . ? Refreshments win be providi bv! women of thei January elrd4 A sneclal lnritauon is given , the Boy Scouts with whom Douris has 'worked. All rteml an friends of the church; are 11 vited to participate in tnia serv4 of recognition. I ; I" r r Oregon Holiness I Meeting Slated Oregon State Holiness ai tioti. composed of churches various denominations from, t ioais parts of thei state, will h its- annual convention at the Hig! land Friends church, corner nil land and Church 'streets, Janni 2S1 29 and 30. Morning, anenic ana nisTht seasiona will be h fot the three day. RT. D. W. Coi, of Portland,:- president preside at all the; sessions. fcev. W. E. Campbell, of the f lem Evangelical chare h, will be CJ. charge of the mtsle. Rev. Ril ard Traver. of Winona Lake. lad., will be guest speaker and errangeV list and will g-iTet messages at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. to. each day. Ia ethictive messages, special paper, anfl Interesting j discussions wQ feature other sessions of each daA Cascade college iaf Portland, win be-in charge of the X:S0 seesioi on! Wednesday. The first sesslea will convene at t A.m. Tuesday, ft which time Herman H. Macy. hcA pastor, will welcome tha convasv tion to his ehurch,? j Inr Wdnesdy nlarht in the Jun- I Llu." 1 Vl"" T Angell Given Post WASHINGTON, Jan. U-Xy- tor. 9:45 a. m., Sunday scnooi, 11 mi ui. worship, sermon, "'Is Jesus Way Fos- nble I ctimmunion service; be hesrd over KSLM 11-12 noon, :30 p. m. yo'ing peoples ervice. 8 p. m. Mon dsy Boy Scouts, Milo rlyTerson, scout msster; 8 p. ni. Wednesday choir ; re hearsal, at church. . f. . lan I. tA "ehnnt I 611 P. 1I1U. i. l: 1 "'1 wh. .h. Interment will be at Bear Creek Germans attempt their landings. I cemetery w... a. vnllltatnr onDlAHtlPa sATI- I cede that out of several tries, the Bank Robber Indicted nazis are likely to establish one PORTLAND, Jan. 24-(P)-A rood bridgehead, Into which they 1 federal grand iury Indicted Loyal would pour every .resource in men 1 jj. McCready today on a charge and materials. : I of robbing a national bank. Dur n thsn vmiM rt nn in the navvline arrest of McCready on Decern tn ent off snch seaborne supplies, ber 18, George-Lampro, who had CHBIST LUTHEBAN (ALC) ; Stato sod 17th streets. F. H. Thelier, Rit KMiiir Kundav school 10 a. m.. di- Tine worship 11a. m , "The Testimjony of a Little Maid and What Came of It. German worship 8 a. m. BiiTer tea 07 Dorcas sccicty at home of Mrs. A. Bom bers', 2 p. m. Confirmstion instruction Saturday a. no. SAINT JOHN'S I.TJTHBBA1I , (Missouri Synod) Sixteenth and A streets. H. W. Gross, pastor, Sunday school and BibU class 6 a. m. Service 10 a. m. I,otheran radio hour over KALE at 1:30 p. m. Speaker Dr. Walter A. Maier. TIEST CHTTRCH OF CHBIST i SCIENTIST Chemeleta and Liberty Streets. Bun day school 11a. m., services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Lesson-sermon, "Truth Wednesday evening meeting at 8 i In cludes testimonies of healing through Christian Science. Public reading rom at 305 Masonic building, open daily exceot Sunday 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Wednesday to 7:30 p. m. BRZTHBJSN Friends church January 27-30, FBEE METHODIST Corner Market and Winter streets. n.tiH Fenwick. minister. 8:45 a. m. Satba'h '-school, 11 m. m. morning wor t m t Ann r neoDle'a aerviee. 7:5 p. m. evanielistie service. Mid-week service in union with convention at High land Friends church. rUST PEXSBTTEKIAH Xor"i Winter and Cbemeketa. Rev. W. Irvin Williams, minister. Church school 8:45 a. m. Morning worship 10:55. Ber- was spent in talks about Oregon. Committees appointed by the president, Mrs. Kesler, were Mrs. Marvin Miller, Mrs. Major Baughn. Mrs. Otis White and Mrs. Russell Hammon to get material for a I wool comfort to be sold the night the club presents its play. Mrs. Matt Geston donated a wool batt to the club to be used in the comfort. Mrs. Glenn Charlton. Mrs. Bon- Mrs. J. L. Amort. was elected to the territories com- t?'.&.&?&iLto Kesler and Mrs. James Rsnd endeavor groups meet at S:30 p. Jr., reported on two plays selected Mrt j Amort, Gerry Keene. During the program hour Mrs. mittea Friday, S. R. Barry gave a talk on the making of plywood from the time the log went into the mill until it was a finished product. At the February meeting Mrs. C. A. Lynds, Mrs. M. A. Wells and Mrs. J. L. Amort will have charge of the program. Hostesses will be Mrs. W. A. Jones and Mrs. Albert Mader. Present were Mrs. Cells Perry, Portland Hoi i 1 ; j Down Mt Angel PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. il-tFW rnlversity of Portland f startel slowly but finished with a terrtfi tearing spree to defeat the Mount ABgel college basketball team. 4f. to 2S, tonight. ; the win was tPortland'a thlrJ ovejr the Angels this yeari Marl tSleeter) Scot H" "d the Fll attack with 14 points. TO i o 1.. i.-tn n m sermon bv rt. aixcner, "The Tower of Habit." Mid-week aerviee Thursday 7:30 p. m. CHTJECH or THE XAZABXXS Thirteenth and Center atreeU. Leo Webster Collar, pastor. S a. m. Chris tian workera prayer-meeting. 8:45 ,B.bl school, 11 morning worship, sermon, bet ting tbs Best Out of Life." 8:80 p. young people! services, 7:30 evangelis tic service, aermon. "Give Me Another to put on In the near future. The plays were "It Was a Lovely Meet ing" and "Two Tables of Bridge." Mrs . Russell Hammon. Mrs. Major Baughn and Mrs. Richard Hansen served refreshments at a late hour to Mrs. Lawrence Rice, Mrs. Eva Keene. Mrs. Edward Tooker, Mrs. Albert Mader, Mrs. Vera McAllister, Mrs. S. R. Barry, Mrs. M. A. Wells, Mrs. William Dunlsan. Mrs. W. H. Humphreys, Mrs. J. F. C. Tekenburg. Mrs. r a T n Am Vfra TJarvw Martin. Mrs. Margaret Rice Ms Pugh. M M Mtgee and the uu ... .7 hostesses. Change. ion, Airs, jsmn ncuniu, mi m. vu. White. Mrs. Nellie Rlddell. Mrs IHl CHTJ1CH Or sua vn " I vr... n nl Ta., . .Ml "aVT Comer Chemekets snd cottage. Sunday Mrs. Mabel Bearden. Mrs. A. J. Webl OUieill 11wa .hl in a. m . aervicea fl:30 P- m. no- I u.Ha...i 11.. ta Allan W.;,T;a.,J,a Mutus! Tny- I V. 'A , ' Vf" V. I WEST SALEM The KlngWOOd ST0HY- V. even if this means the sacrifice of several battleships. been forced at gun point to drive McCready away from the bank, was shot and seriously wounded by police. Lampro recovered. N. C. Ernst, pastor. Summer nd Hood INGLEWOOD TJNITTD IN CHRIST 9....i.niii ,J Vitinili avenue. Da j t o.- i . j in.,. . .linn I I ..k-.i D,tit,Jif S-9A. nreaching . . i. ; ii -.l..i.k Reliviaua Liberty Christian endeavor 6:30 p. worsuip too United btatea." " oS '""'V Z7 ... m.r. w-i 1. T.nxHi, I a VAHmr T. M. Cola of Encene, 7:30, p. m. Choir practice, Wednesday speaker. Trayer snd BibU atudy Wednea 7:30 p.m. - day 8 p. m. Splsl lertare BETEANT EVANOTLICAXi ASD nhariton Mrs. Gilbert Prnltt. Jov Garden club met at the home of sevxnth-dat ADViHTisT I jjammon. Mrs. Marvin Miller. Mrs. C. S. Miller Thursday after- BaMath Mrs. Charles Mason and Mrs. noon Members plan to experl- Call Board SherifPs Posse Oiahges Its Name Members of the Marion county Sheriff ' Mounted ; Posse voted unanimously last. Thursday night to change the" group's' name to State of . Oregon - Mounted Posse, laa'4na avn ararill - 9 4 am AV. . T. - Today r- "The Long Voyage 'to the state police. The horsemen -will be deputized by the state and will also continue as deputy sher iff's. Plans for. summer appear ances at the Portland rose festival, the Pendleton Round-Up and the Eugene pageant were discussed by I .the posse. ELSIXORB (Today Ginger Rogers In 'Kitty Foyle" with Dennis Mor gan and James Craig and Bob Crosby In "Let's Make Music'-' with Jean Rogers. , . , -. -. ; CAPITOL ; BULLOOII DAIICE : HAZEL GDEEII; : Where " everybody has', a good time. . . evedy sat; . Adm. 55e Per Conple: Home with Jon wayne ana Thomas Mitchell plus: Richard Arlen and Andy Devlne in "Lucky Devils." GRAND t a d a v pat O'Brien, Constance Bennett In "Escape to uiory and "Blondle Plays Cupid" with Pwinv Slneleton and ?. Arthur Lake."- '. . - . . STATE . Today Midnight Show'Wyo- mlng" with JWailace ueery anu Marjorie Main. ? . - r- e . ' t HOLLYWOOD .i '- Today Johnny Mack Brown In '- w asf - u.liL 'Chips of the Flying v, - wm Bob . Baker and Fussy Knight and : "Tha " Golden Fleeching" with Lew; Ayres - and ; Rita 1 Johnson. LIBERTY r ' Todav "'Bullet Code" -with Georee O'Brien K and " VThe Saint Takes Over wlth George " Sanders and . final chapter - of "Drums of Fu Mamcbu." ' , UFOBMED N. Capitol and Marion streets. Edwin ITcrttnun. Dastor. Snndsv school 10 a. m., worship 11 s. m., ' Christ's Glory a Miracles. ' CK society 9 p. at. 1 : BETHEL BAPTIST J j North Cottaca and X atrceta. J.! r. Olthoff. DD, pastor. Bible school m, corning worsnip ai u, . sermon p. m.. topw. - ,r.- t he Keanit 01 ino wax m - - i1 Henry Beard. The next meeting will be Febru ary S in the high school with Mrs. Otis White, Mrs. Mabel Bearden and Mrs. Gilbert Prultt joint host esses. service 7 :S0. CHRISTIAJT AMD MISSI0HABT AXXAAKCX Gsinct street st Filth. H. E. Bsly. . u 1.. ..ii.i O AS . m.. wor- rE:. T," ..'bwl ''ih. Ch-reh and its Mission." yontk roups ; f" people vrill have charge ( aervleo at :0 . ui..;mirv nand meet si nonte ,:Does the Spirit ot Christ Reign in jHis ftrs. Earn Rich 1910 8. Commercial street. -r- Taeaday at a p. meeting 7: SO. vuuiviL kui;i a wiiiH mwwm ar . worship T:30 p. as., sermon. ,Tho Btblo the Source of Onr Christian Faita." Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:43 p.; m. Choir prsttiee Tharsday night S 'clock. i I TOST BAPTIST . Ctui. I.ibertv .and Marion streets. Dr. Irving A Fox, Minister. Bible school 0:45 a. m., worship 11 a. as., "Tho High Calr- l, l f,A lu.ln, Realor BVPD S:1S p. m. Uigh school BYPU est .. V-1 C. ana balay Wilaoa, psators. unteera p. m. tfospel service :v m., "The Church in Pergamoa orjths ment with chemical gardening. Spring projects were discussed and committees appointed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ketter- man entertained with a card nartv at their home Saturday nlcht- Those Invited were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bushnell, Mr. -and Mrs. Harry Phillips and Mr. and Mrs Curtis WhltxeL The 4H Breakfast club met at tha home of Its leader Wednesday afternoon. Members decided to I Sunday night at the First Bap-1 meet the first and third Friday tist church Rev. Irving A.- Fox, of nch month. DD, will continue his lectures on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips the Book of Revelation. Sunday I entertained cuests with a dinner nlgbt the pastor's subject will be I at their home on Sixth street, Sun- "The Worldly Church. Satan's dar. and "What God Has I Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rev. lining I Fox Continues Series B. Union ot tha Chareh and the World, Hidden Manna and the ew Same.' tor. Wednesday 7:15-8 p. an., elaaa4 "School of Millions." a-S:43 p. as. sembly, speaker. Rev. Eorikoshi, pstr 01 tho Jspsnese chorea at Laoun. . . t 1 HAYSVTULE BkAKCR OT riRBT BAPTIST CHTjaOEt One mile north of tho city limits oni the Portland highway. Bible school. 9:4 s. m.. Dewer Dstis. snperintendent. BTPU :15 p. nii Mr. snd 3rs. Leoa Lambert, advisors. tmrnnifir. WISSIOV B15'4 North Commercial street. Bib's , 1 ' a ... . 1 n m . in- ti..:. if Tan t.. .,.u.i P,t Hrtdrmaa 01 I beat, - Lvm. Wash- is condoeUag special to- j Arainst the Church." the things I Fiord West and sons. Roy and rival setvicea every aighk except "0y that God hates and HU warning Ray f Rlckreall. Mr. and Mrs. latuVg'.". "niShr itso: V to the modern church and the re- P.u Votn of Polk station and Mr. " . V- - , r Iwa if th Awannmv ' I M r. WA Tn1avtl ' ind inn. VAtm. m v A aM sllvs SrS STIAW. I t i.1. m T-ftrmnoTTAM aaSTSV I . ----- - locai, vi am,. .tJn0tOBi.r tour.it '"e.dan.ed iiroer icaas v.u uu svii. mv Glenn B. Starr, will direct the ct..-t n mm JnanitA M. Biiungs. P- . ..it . ia.ii., hMt. 11 a. as. worship B-. Stewart 0. BilUaga apeaktog . . "Tks Lord's Jowtla." S:0 a. as, I Cnoir. young peopls's meetings, 1U$ -; saga pastor. "What Mors estOj dol Taasdar. T :43 a. m. prayer service. Fri day ?:4S p. at, BibU study service, ssv. f ' - : iiswaww w Tt Ifillmp and Knntk Liberty streets." lleV. arno Q. Wenlger, pastor. Bibls school :4S a. worship It o clock, sermon, "Tin Plana of Witneaslac in Revival." tho last ifl aeriea on the "Essentials ot Ravival Co mm anion will ho bserved tnd new members welcomed. High school snd senior BYFU S:15. Vesper prsyer meeting S:i45 p. m wornhip 7 :80 p. ' muss. "A 8nbicate4 PeopU.'1 Baptisss will be administered. Mid-week prayer snd Bibla stady Wednesday 7:45 p, jnu- TiOlASVKL BAPTIST V Corner at North Hasel and Academy. Rev. James T. Martin. paatov. . ibU schewl 10 a. an.; morning worihia at 11 lMt Times Today Johnny Mack Brown lav 'Chip of the Flying U" - . And Second Featnrn Lew Ayres - Rita Johnson ; in : ' Golden leeclng, - Alaw Wewa. Cartoon, and Chapur 8 af "Tha Orera , - ' AekT,, On sar stags st U39 . , - , Ths BoUywood Bncaarna ?. ' -.. - rragraas. SALEM'S NEWEST THKATRE LAST TIMES TODAY 'TJULIsET.CODE with Geo. O'Brien Plus ii Ttie ftalnt Takes Over --Plus 15 Final Chapter - Ttarrts of Fa JIanchu : , x IB OVER UY rOPCXAR DEMAND ."Dov7n .eiiline . i T7ay" 'Don Betty Ameche , Grable- A NEW SECOND 'FEATURE . "WL Carscn' - Jori Lynn HaU . , Barf '"V- r You'll roarwheniyou -II... "11 I . ! '1 X . - - .... ! ! " - i ? - - - .: i ..... . i