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Local News Briefs
Youths Released Charged
with larceny of an automobile,
Lon Winn and Joe Zy back, youth
ful Bremerton retail clerk and
Salem laborer, entered pleas of
Innocence but admitted facts in
their cases, and were continued
for sentence when they appeared
before Judge L. H. McMahan on
Friday. They were released on
their own recognizance. En route
north they had allegedly dropped
off a freight in Salem, taken a
car parked on a Salem street and
planned to leave it in a Portland
freight yard. Included in the in
formation presented were records
to show the long and honest rec
ord of Winn in his work.
Eagles Dance Sat. Nite F. O. E
hall. Good music. Good floor. La
dles free. Bring your friends.
Booked by Police Robert M
Chase, route 1, Jefferson, was
booked by police today for fail
ure to stop. Lloyd Chester John
son, Medford, was held for Ore
gon City on a charge of hit and
run driving. Bernard Koshen,
Everett, Wash., was arrested for
driving with four in the driver's
seat and posted $2.50 bail. Ervin
Sisk, 475 South 18th street, and
Leonard Cuff, 4755 South 18th,
were booked on charges of dis
orderly conduct.
Special meeting, Pacific
Lodge No. 50, AF & AM,
Sat.. Nov. 22, 1 p. m.
Funeral, C. G. Miller.
Coming Events
Dec 5 United Air Lines
scheduled to start Salem service.
Case Trial Is Postponed Again
When Jury Panel Proves Too
Small; Driver Gets Sentence
Morals trial of Thomas Irving Case, hanging fire in Marion
county circuit court since spring, went into a new type of con-'
tinuation Friday' when the jury panel proved too small to pro-
vide the required number of uncontested, impartial jurors.
A portion of the jury had been
Sco fields Enjoy Keunion Mem
bers of the Scofield family at
tended their 11th annual reun
on Thursday at the residence of
Dr. and Mrs. Roy S. Scofield on
Salem route six. Present in ad
dition to Dr. and Mrs. Scofield
T n a if t tt o : t -a
JT v,; selected when continuation until
"ene r' na Monday was. called. Previous
Mrs. H. B. Scofield and children,
Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. W. H
postponements have been because
of state of defendant's health and
Scofield and children, Junction Tequests 0j attorneys.
city, Mr. ana Mrs. laOUis bco- Drawn for the additional iurv
field and children, Turner; Mr. list by Sheriff A. C. Burk and
and Mrs. August Wirsching, Sa- County Clerk U. G. Boyer were
lem, and Harold Traylor, Inde- John R. Anderson, Edgar F. Yea-
I-endence.
Lost, zipper bag. 375 N. Fourth.
raiauues lis tea mere were
two fatalities due to industrial ac
cidents in Oregon during the week
ending November 20, the state in
dustrial accident commission an
nounced Friday. The victims were
Albert L. Irwin, Malin. truck
driver, and Clarence Edward
n-Vt;. Z driving while under the influence
- "..w.., . mat . ;.:
vl uiiuiiii.aLXL.ig uvjuui, wu sen
tenced to serve 20 days in the
were 716 industrial accidents re
ported to the commission during
the week.
Savings insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3& at Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Libertv.
To Speak Gov. Charles A.
Priest Loses The Rev. Bert
rand McLoughlin, Mt. Angel, was
Friday charged with $5000 dam
ages in the suit brought against
him by Gordon Falk of Milwau-
kie in Clackamas county circuit
court for damages in the death
of Elinor Martin, 11, following
a highway accident last Decern
ber 21. Father Bertrand's pickup
truck allegedly struck the girl as
she rode her bicycle on the super
highway south of Milwaukie
Suit was for $10,000.
Special cloth robe, or auto seat
covers, lot No. 1 75c. Lot No.
$1.00, lot No. 3, $1.50. Others at
$2 to $2.95. Limited number.
Come early, get your pick. Week
ly 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Sat. 8 to 5
Thos. Kav Woolen Mills Retail
Store, 260 S. 12th St.
To Committee Meet County
Judge Grant Murphy is to be in
Portland today to attend a meet
ing of the executive committee
of the state republican central
committee, called at the Imperial
hotel by Niel R. Allen, new
chairman. On the agenda is
discussion of party finances and
approval of the appointment of
an executive secretary.
Bowling 2 p. m. until Midnight
daily. Bowl-Mor. 286 N. Commercial.
ton, Gladys C. Wood, Clarence S.
Hamilton and Kenneth G. Man
ning, Salem; Ruth Libby, Marion;
Minnie Hostetler, East Hubbard;
Floyd T. Fox, Union Hill; Arthur
DeVries, Macleay and Gladys I.
Shields, Jefferson.
In Salem justice court, George
Alfred Morris Marsh, Seattle taxi
driver arrested by state police
Thanksgiving day on charges of
county jail, pay $100 and costs
following his plea of guilty
Two minors, 15-year-old Salem
boys, allegedly found shooting
ducks on penitentiary property
Friday, were lectured by Judge
E. M. Page. The four ducks with
Church Services in Salem
Sprague, past . president of the wriPh thev had heen taken were
Marion county public health asso- confiscated but their guns were
ciation, will speak over radio sta
tion KSLM, at 5 o'clock today in
the interests of the coming tuber
culosis seal sale drive which opens
Monday. Gov. Sprague will be in
terviewed by Lewis Mills of Port
land, president of the Oregon tu
berculosis association.
Lutz florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
returned to them by state police.
CIRCUIT COURT
Leon Mickenham vs, O. C. Mc
Dowell; amended complaint seek
ing $10,000 general and $61.26
special damages for injuries al
legedly sustained in an accident
July 16, 1941, when the car in
which the plaintiff was riding as
sert edly struck the defendant's
car parked on the Pacific high'
way five miles south of Salem.
That he lost several teeth, that
his nose was broken and torn
loose and that several "injuries
were permanent is the declaration
of Mickenham.
Mary E. Wisdom, by her guard
ian ad litem, Malcolm L. Mit
chell, vs. Pacific Greyhound lines;
dismissal with prejudice to plain
tiff by stipulation.
Pioneer Trust company as trus
tee under will of Joy Turner
Moses vs. Hector Adams and
others; defaut and decree of
$1600, interest, $125 attorney's
fees, costs of $18.60 to plaintiff,
with provision for foreclosure of
mortgage.
Ruth Rulifson vs. F. H. Weir;
answer includes accounting of
real estate deals involved. C. G.
Mohney vs. E. E. Larsen and
Grace R. Larsen; order of dis
missal on motion of plaintiff.
EL. Ross Wiley vs. T. M. Miles;
motion to strike overruled by
Judge Page.
John Gottfried vs. State Indus
trial Accident commission; bill
of exceptions by defendant.
Joe Doran vs. Associated Seed
Growers, Inc.; mandate from su
preme court dismisses appeal,
equitable counterclaim and amen
ded complaint with prejudice to
both parties.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL
CONGREGATIONAL
19th and Ferry. Howard C Stover.
minister. Morning worship at 11. Ser
mon, "The House of Mercy," anthem.
"Praise . the Lord, O Jerusalem"
(Maunder). Mrs. Richard Smart will
sing The House by the Side of the
Road." Evening service at 7:30. Ser
mon, "Isaiah, Who Saw Christ's
Glory." Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Lloyd Arnold, Supt. Young people at
6:30 pjn.
EMMANUEL MENNONITK
Pratum
Daniel J. Unruh. pastor: Sunday
school at 10 ajn., classes for all age
groups, Mr. - Homer - Welty, Supt.
Morning worship at 11, sermon on
"The Men that Willinely Offered
Themselves." Special program at 7
D.m. - by youne men's auartet and il
lustrated message by the Rev. Jesse
W. Baker of the American Sunday
school union. Wednesday r prayer
meeting and junior choir practice at
ism, cnoir practice at b:30.
Series of Religious
Lectures Scheduled by
Rev. Edward Mott
GERVAIS PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. James Aikin Smith will preach
on trie topic "My Church, the Kaaiat
ing Center of Helpful Influences" at
li, a.m. a special song and story
service will be held at 8 pjn. under
the direction of Mrs. James Aikin
Smith with several singers helping.
SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeketa streets. Rev
erend George H. Swift, rector. Hob
communion 7:30 a.m. Church school
Robert R. Boardman. SuDt. 8:45 a.m
prayer service and sermon by the rec
tor 11 a.m. Parish no-host dinner in
the parish house, 6 JO pjn. Tuesday.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ' FIRST PRIIBTTXRIAH
ALLIANCE I Chemeketa and North Winter
Gaines street at 6th. H. K. Suavely. I streets. Rev. W. Irria Williams, mln-
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 ain Jster. Donald Douris. director reu-
worship at 11. Young people's prayer clous education. Church, school. t:43
service at 6 JO p.m. Evangelistic serv- am," J. J. Fitzsimona.- Supt. Morning
ice 7 JO on the subject of the "Second worship, 1033. Third in series of four
pAmina ""Vis- ' 1SAe&rlw Ta Vf A-iSMa aft f w4m Pra Wa K ttsisrtnsr
ternary band will meet at 2 pjn. in theme: "Necessities.". Solo by Mary
the church. Wednesday Bible study I Elizabeth KeUs. Anthem. "Coin Y
and prayer service at 730. Thursday I Blessed, Scott, by senior vested
starting at 90 in the morning there I choir. Church nursery. College and
will be a Sunday school convention business young people a ism pjn, nign
continuing through the entire day, school and Intermediate CE IM. Mu-
Mrs. Mary Fish from Spokane, Wash., sic night . at church with - senior
Rev. Turnidge from Hood River and choir, directed by Virginia Ward FJ-
Miss Barnette from Albany and Rev. liott. singing anthems, "The King of
R. F. C. Schwedler from Seattle, Love My Shepherd Is." Shelley, and
Wash, will be the speakers. I "Send Out Thy Light." Gounod. Con
certo lor two violins tin u minor i
"Allegro Moderate. ' Bach, and "Mo- tarVer- anA iM-snxVor T,
stub urrnnniiT I ... c.k.,k. . -t-v.- I
Corner State and- Church streets, I Old Refrain." Knesler. played by
Dr. J. C. Harrison, minister: Miss I Marian Du Scher and Alvin Hudson,
Ruth Cramer, director of Christian accompanied by Emma Lou Spangen-
education. Church school 9:45. nur- burg. Junior -vested choir assisting
eery 11:00, morning worship 10:50 with with congregational singing. Sermon
Dr. Harrison having for bis sermon. "Responsibilities.". Bible seminar from
Anchors of the Soul in . itormy i Monday evening to Friday evening
Times." The Cathedral choir will 1 inclusive. Dr. James Millar. Portland.
sing "All Ye That Cried Unto the 1 speaker. Teaching demonstrations by
Lord" (Mendeissonn) ana miss jewel i Gertrude Hynes ana Leora strong
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Cottage at Marion. Robert A. Hutch
inson. minister. Church school at 0:45,
Frank E. Neer, Supt. Worship service
at 11 a.m., theme: "Some Elements in
Friends Boole
Bible Teacher
Minier will sing "Come Ye Blessed" I each evening. Dinner Monday evening.
(John Prindle Scott). Youth Fellow 16:30 D.m. Boy Scouts Monday. 7 30.
ships and University Vespers 8:30, ev-1 Camp Fire Girls Wednesday and Fri-
ening worsmp i :o witn tne insiaiia- ay, 4 pjn. cnoir practice Wednesday,
society of Christian service for the
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Highland Avenue at Church street.
Herman H. Macy, minister. Sunday
school at 10 a.m. Morning worship
service at 11 with the Rev. Edward
Mott, of Portland as the speaker. Jun
ior and Senior Christian Endeavor
meetinn at t30 followed by the
ble school 9:45 a.m.. with classes for evaneeustic church service at 7 JO.
all ages, Fred Broer, Supt. Morning The Rev. Mr. Mott will be the preach
worship at 11. "Greatness Through I er and wU Ispeak each evening during
service, pastor, senior nign scnooi 1 the week at tnax time.
BYPU and the Volunteers. 0:15 p.m.
Pre-prayer service. 7 p.mH Fidelia CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC)
Successful Living"; Ervin Potter, solo- class room. Evening gospel service, I State and 18th streets. F. H. Theuer,
coming year. Miss Jean Carkin and
Miss Mary Margaret Livesay wui sing,
"Thy Peace, Oh Lord" (lNeiannger).
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner Marion and Liberty streets.
Rev. Irving A. Fox, DD, minister. Bi-
OBITUARY
Miller
Charles G. Miller, 68, at resi
dence, 2328 State street Tuesday,
November 18. Survived by wife,
Ola; daughter, Mrs. Loreta Miller
Roseheim, Salem; sisters, Mrs.
Annie Talley, Denison, Texas, Mrs.
Bertha Hatcher, Newport Beach,
Calif., and Mrs. Elizabeth Burch,
Oklahoma City, Okla.; and a broth
er, Leonard, Crown Point, Ore.
Member of Pacific lodge No. 50,
AF & AM, Chadwick chapter No.
37, OES, and life member of Sa
lem lodge No. 336, BPOE. Serv
ices will be held in the chapel
of the W. T. Rigdon company
Saturday, November 22, at 1:30
p. m. Rev. E. S. Hammond will
officiate and ritualistic services
by Pacific lodge No. 50, AF &
AM. Concluding services in Bel
crest Memorial park under aus
pices of Salem lodge No. 336,
BPOE.
Nurses' Meet Slated Regular
district number three nurses will
meet Monday at 8 p. m. in the
chapel of the Oregon State hos
pital, it was announced Friday.
Miss Lirtnie Laird, RN, of Port
land, will be the special guest,
and Dr. B. F. Williams, of the
state hospital staff, is to be the
main speaker.
Christenson
Mrs. Josephine Larkin Chris
tenson, 72, at her home, 1050
North Summer, November 21
Survived by three daughters,
Mildred and Marjorie Christen
son, Salem; and Mrs. H. W. Ad
ams, Silverton; two brothers, Dr.
George Larkin, Newberg, and
John Larkin, Los Angeles; and
two grandsons, Harold and Rich
ard Adams, Silverton. Service an
nouncements later by Clough
Barrick funeral home.
Jvtng
of Yc
Guest speaker at the Highland
Friends church for the next two
weeks will be Rev. Edward Mott
of Portland. An author, Bible
Mott
has served as pastor in a number
of states arid spent several yeari
on the faculties of Cleveland Bible
institute and Portland Bible institute.
For the past 15 yean Her.
Mr. Mett has served as presid
ing clerk at the annual sessions
f the Frieads church ef Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho, and
for half a decade has been trav
eling la central and western
states holding Bible conferences
and conducting special meetings.
He has written several books on
religions subjects.
Services will be held each night
at 730, beginning Sunday, at the
church at Highland and Church
streets. The public is invited to
attend the sessions.
outh at 6:30.
1st. League
JASON LEE METHODIST
North Winter at Jefferson. S. Ray-
nof Smith, minister. The church
school meets at 9:45 a.m. Morning
worship at 11 o clock, when tne pas
tor wiu preach on Light in the Dark
ness." Intermediate league at 5:30.
High school and college leagues at
6:30. Evening worship at 7:30. when
Mr. Hayes. Beall will speak on "My
Experiences in a Migrant Camp. Mid
week service Thursday night at 7:30.
D D.m- The GosDel in Rome, pas- BD. castor. Sunday school. 10 ajn
tor. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 -.30 1 otto Gronke. Supt. Worship at 11
p.m.
BETHEL BAPTIST
North Cottage at D street. J. F. Ol-
thoff . DO, pastor. Bible school with
classes for young and old at 9:45
a.m., Arnold Frey, Supt. Morning wor
ship at 11. Sermon: Lost and Found.
Pouth fellowship hour 6:30. Evening
service at 7 :30. Sermon : "The Better
Monthly Music
Program Set
Choir, Special Program
Of Violin Music on Bill
At First Presbyterian
Sunday evening will be observ-
a.m., with sermon on "The Loor mat
Will Be Shut." Brotherhood. Wednes
day, 7 .30 pjn. Choir, Thursday, 7 :45
p.m. Confirmation class Saturday.
a.m.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Corner Marion and Summer streets.
Rev. Paul P. Petucord, minister. Er
nest Friesen, minister of music. Sun
day school at 9:45 a.m. Wilson Lau
ner. Supt. Morning worsmp at 11
o'clock. Sermon: "The Light of the
World." Youth groups will meet at
6:30 P.m. Sunday evening evangelis
tic service at 7 JO. Sermon: "How Can
We Prove the Bible to Be Genuine?
Bible study and prayer service Thurs
day evening at 7 JO.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST
Meets at 248 N. Commercial. Serv-
Keene
In this city Friday, November
21. William Madison Keene, aged
85 years, late resident of Route
one, Gervais. Father of Mrs. Mis
kel Filsinger of Gervais and bro
ther of George Keene of Portland
and Joe Keene of Nevada City,
Erb
Mrs. Harriet A. Erb at the resi
dence, 573 South 19th street,
Friday, November 21, at the age
of 84 years. Sister of Mrs. Mar
garet Beers, Mrs. Caroline Myers
and Willard Myers, all of Sa
lem. Also survived by seven
nieces and nephews. Funeral an
nouncements later by; Clough
Barrick company.
Calif. Services will be held in the
rAmmiti. Named Leo N. chapel of the W. T. Rigdon com
rv,iiH was named chairman of Dany Monday, November 24, at
the nominating committee for the 1:30 p.m. Rev. W. Irvin Williams
annual election of the Salem will officiate, concluding services
Realty board, during their lunch
eon Friday. Members of the com
mittee, which is to report Fri
day, are Childs, H. P. Grant, F.
H. Weir and Robert Forkner. The
election is scheduled for the sec
ond Friday in December, it was
announced.
in Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum.
Hockett ?
Mrs. Lena C. Hockett, 65, at her
home, 1603 North Commercial
November 21. Survived by the
widower, L. C. Hockett; sons,
Lloyd L. Hockett and Dr. Verden
E. Hockett; daughter, Mrs. Henry
Girod, all of Salem, and another
daughter, Mrs. Henry Ross, Red
ding, Calif.; sister, Mrs. Harry
Weston, Portland, and eight
grandchildren. Funeral services
will be announced later by
Clough-Barrick funeral home.
Klingele
Mrs. Louisa Klingele, former
ly a resident of Salem, at her
home, 4326 14th avenue, SW, Se
attle, at the age of 80 years.
Mother of Louie Paul Klingele
Church
In this city, Thursday, Novem-
Her 9.0. Dennis Churcn. aeea 6
months, son of Mr. and Mrs. D
M. Church of 264 South zatn
street. Brother of David and
t Portland Fair Mrs. Mar- Crystal Church of. Salem, grana- of Seattle; sister of Mrs. tmma
ian vieiH manager of the Salem son of Mr. and Mrs. a. m. sonnemann 01 Los Angeles, Mrs.
Art rpntpr Mrs Aenes TschoDD. Church of Salem and Mr. and Rosa Stieert of Black Diamond,
instructor in weaving, and Mrs. Mrs. S. R. GUIiam 01 xtaymona, wasn., Herman Amsier 01 oan
Flse Ehsen. Art center librarian. Wash. Private services will be Francisco, and Mrs. Ida Badert-
1 . a m TTf FH 1 A1 a 1 .
Dlan to motor to Portland this held under the direction 01 w. 1. scner, jacoD ana aqoii Amsier,
ofomr in visit that citv's Trt Rlffdon COmDaiiy. Ul mi. wi an uj. oaieiu, iwu K aixuuiuux cn,
M ' w I " - , -.T . l . , . T T-1! 1 -
fair rmaininff for the nieht Abbev Mausoleum, saturaay. iNor Louie -aiu ana ixaomi ivungeic
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metal work demonstration. vember 22 at 10 a.m. ol beanie; also several nieces ana
nepnews. services wui De neia
Meeting Time Changed The Saturday, November 22, at 1:30
WPA sewing class at the old high Chute p.m. fr6m the chapel of Clough-
urhnnl buildintf will be held on Emma Chute, to, weanesaay, hRarricIc funeral home, with Rev
Mnndav afternoons from 1 to 5 November 19. Wife of Andrew w H t. officiating. Inter-
o'clock instead of at night, Bessie Chute of Scio. Survived by sons, ment is to be in City View ceme-
Bracken, instructor of the group, William Wilcox 01 scio ana nuru tery
announced Friday. Wilcox ol Jtftterpnse; oaugniars,
, Mrs. H. C. McWhorter 01 saiem McAllister
r-t TiUkarv Rooause he . . , o:. I McAllister
v a t v M- ..... m 1 fvrvrt nnr .1. 1 , .11 11 11 n l.-i ui ouv. . ... .... . .
j. reached - ay Pvt. r "George .chle, o, Min- r iSSJSSS Z
jonn n. rnns si .uiv-.. nanolis. Minn.: sisters. Mrs. Del ' - r V M K
Camp Lewis, nas neen reieasea . Glendale "r -7,7- 'ZZT
.tii,A 1tir and criven an I .. - A . rauier 01 oi auuuuaici ui ul
"u,u , . r Si. Mrs. Joe Bassetx 01 Minnesota; sut . , . rlaushter in Cor
honorable discharge, it was re- j iana, ana one aaugnier m wr
PROBATE COURT
John W. Ebner estate; final ac
count of Emma Ebner, executrix,
shows receipts of $15,001.17, dis
bursements of $10,233.73; cash on
hand for distribution, $4767.44
appraised valuation of estate,
$94,046.38 from which property
has been sold or otherwise dis
posed of to leave with executrix
property valued at $82,215.38 in
addition to cash on hand; final
hearing set for December 30.
Margaret P. LeFurgy estate
Homer H. Smith, executor, au
thorized to surrender a $1000
bond of West Coast Telephone
company.
Glenn E. Prime estate; Pioneer
Trust company, executor, em
powered to make compromise
settlement on claim against Wil
liam Clendenning, for whom it is
alleged Dr. Prime performed
services in excess of $1000; num
erous checks and receipts have
been produced, leaving account
in confusion, and it has been
agreed that a settlement be made
on a basis of $200 at $20 a month.
JUSTICE COURT
Harry William Ellwood, alias
W. H. Ellwood; charged with
burglary in night time not in a
dwelling in connection with re
moval of dressed fowls from store
at 150 North Commercial street;
waived preliminary hearing and
held to answer to grand jury;
committed to county jail on fail
ure to pst $1000 bail.
Ervin J. Sisk and Leonard
Cuff; charged with disorderly
conduct in a downtown Salem
restaurant; pleaded innocent;
trial set for Monday at 2 p.m.;
committed to county jail on
failure to post $50 bail each.
Alvers O. Lowerly; no tail
light; $1 and costs.
Charles E. Lenon; no operator's
license; $1 and costs.
Way." Prayer and praise service I 1 as the monthly music night by
Wednesday evening at 7:45. Choir , . . . v,j,- ices 2 JO. 7 JO p.m. Trance lecture by
practice Thursday at 8 p.m. memuers ui uic xnsi ritou, t uju Mittlesteadt. Thanksgiving
church. A special program Ol turkey dinner J JO pjn.
nrvrTcrrvor a uto c iavt
315' i N. Commercial street. ' Sunday concert violin music will be fea-
Bible school 2 p.m.. devotional at 3 1 tiirwl In addition to the numbers
l.m. iuuunjf evening ai i .?u, f. v au- . .
gelist Hans Hansen will bring the by the Choir.
message. Tuesday prayer meeting at
7 :3a p.m. Also services Thursday and
Saturday. 7:30 p.m. J. C. and Daisy
Wilson, pastor.
CALDVARY BAPTIST
Miller and South Liberty streets.
Rev. Edward L. Allen, pastor. Bible
school, 9:45 a.m.. Frederick Lehmann,
Supt. Morning worship, 11 a.m., ser
mon, "The Brands ol Jesus." BYPU,
6:30 p.m., Pioneers, 6:30 p.m. Evening
worship service. 7:30 p.m.. sermon.
"Hope of Glory." Midweek prayer and
praise service, Wednesday, 7:dU p.m.
choir rehearsal o:m) p.m.
Guest artists for the evening
will be Marlon Da Scher and
Alvin Hudson, violinists, who
will play the concerto for two
violins (in D minor) "Allegro
Moderate" Bach, and "Moment
Muscale,M Schubert and "The
Old Refrain,' Krlesler. They
will be accompanied on the
grand piano by Emma Lon
Spangenburg.
SOl'TH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington
street. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday
school 10 ajn. Meeting for worship.
11 a.m. ChrisUan Endeavor 8:45 p.m
Evening service 7:30 D.m. Evangelist
Edward F. Harmon wui speak ootn
morning and evening. Prayer meeting
Thursday i -W p.m.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
lth and A streets. Rev. H. W. Gross
Dart or. Sunday school at 8 ajn., aerv-
ices at 10 a.m. Lutheran radio hour
Sunday at 1 p.m.. over stauons KALE.
Portland, and K.V. u. aviDany, ur
Walter A. Maier. speaker.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center and Hich streets. Guy L.
Drill, minister. Bible school at 9:30
a.m.. followed by the morning com
The morning message by the pastor Love My Shepherd Is,'
will be upon the theme: rrom tne
Abstract to the Concrete." The chU-
dren's church convenes at 10:45 a.m
with a messaue by Mrs. Guy L. Drill
on the theme: "We Seek Truth." At
6:15 a Christian Endeavor meeting for
each group of young people. At 7:30
p.m., the evangelistic service, lniorm
al and always featuring the old hymns
o ftrie church with special music by
the choir, directed by John Schmidt,
jr. Rev. Howard C. Cole of Portland
will be the guest speaker. His mes
sage will be upon the theme: "The
Hem of His Garment."
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
Nineteenth and" Breyman. Rev. T
W. Henderson, pastor. Phone 287
The senior vested choir, direct- Sunday. 9.45 ajn.. Sunday school. 11
ed by Virginia Ward Elliott, will ceT ili or-
cir tVo ontViomc "Tha Kins nf rhntn music: 7:45 D.m evangelistic
v.. ' ' " I"-, - nrn,ram olr!
Dl V umoi aw- m f c
First Sermon
Of Series
Set Sunday
The first of a series of sermons
on "Some Elements in Successful .
Living, will be given Sunday
morning In the First Congrega
tional church by the minister.
Robert A. Hutchinson. In these
sermons Rev. Hutchinson will
discuss the every -day problems
of men, women and youths and
will show how religion properly
used serves to give release from
the various maladjustments that
afflict people and that it will
empower all for successful living.
A special musical program has
been arranged by the Pilgrim
chorus under the direction of
Lena Belle Tartar. Erv in Potter
will serve as soloist. For the con
venience of parents who have
small children, a nursery is main
tained by the Mayflower Guild
under the direction .of Mrs. E. S.
I Oliver.
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial and E. Myers
streets. Joseph Knotts, minister. Sun
day school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship
11 a.m., sermon theme, "Determinate
Women." Evenine worship 7:30 p.m..
sermon theme, "Lot's Valleys and Ab
raham's Hills." Intermediate, high
school and college age groups of
young people meet at 6:30 p.m. Prayer
meeting Thursday. 7:30 p.m.
WESLEYA.N METHODIST
Mill at 15th. Lowell Gilger. pastor.
Sunday school 9:45, preaching serv
ice, 11, young people's service 6:45
p.m., evening service 7:30. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
CHtJRCH OF GOD
940 South 22nd street. Rev. Cleo
Watts, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
a.m., morning service at 11. Revival
jneetmg every evening next wee.
witn nev. Mary t-auis iiuiu urauu,
Calif., as guest speaker.
Shelley,
and "Send Out Thy Light," Gou
nod. The prelude "Variations on
Consolator," Gillette, the offer
tory "Andante,
postlude "Offertoire," by
will be played on the organ by
Mrs. D. B. Kleihege.
Congregational singing will
be directed by Mrs. Elliott and
assisted by a Junior vested
choir of 35 voices, accompa
nied on the pianos by Esthel
and Moody Benner.
A theme suggested by the
scripture "For unto him whom
much is given shall much be re
quired," will be presented by Rev.
W. Irvin Williams in his sermon
"Responsibilities."
fashioned tone service and Testimon
ies followed by short sermon. Tuesday
7-45 p.m., prayer and praise service.
Thursday, 7 JO p.m.. Bible study on
the gifts of the Spirit. Saturday. 2.30
n.. children's church. Prayer for
the sick at any time, day or night.
Wely, and the Everyone welcome.
Read,
HAYESVTLLE FIRST BAPTIST
One mile north of the city limits
on the Portland highway. Bible school
9:45 a.m., with classes for all ages.
Dewey Davis. Supt. BYPU 6:15 pjn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Broer, Jr., ad
visors. .
FOUR CORNERS FIRST BAPTIST
In the Auburn school. 9:45 am.,
Bible school, with classes for all ages.
Leon Lambert. Supt.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Victor Hugo Meyers, Indepen
dence, reckless driving; $25 fine.
Hulda R. FJfstrom, 1656 Cen
ter street, failure to stop; fined
$2.50.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
North Church street between Che
meketa and Center. Frank S. Beistel.
DD. pastor. Sundav school 9:45 a.m..
Oscar Liudahl. Supt. Morning service
11 a.m. Sermon subject. "Biblical
Teachings Concerning the End of the
World." This service is broadcast over
KSLM. Luther league. 6:30 p.m.. Miss
Fund for Relief The fund
collected at the Thanksgiving
service at First Congregational
church will be divided equally
between funds assisting prisoners
of war in Europe and Chinese
relief. A total of $82.10 was re
ceived during the union service
Thursday.
ported Friday
Licensed to Wed Among mar
granacnuaren ana nve great . Graveside cervices will be
grandchildren. Member Jason Lee heJd SaturdaV( Nov 22, at 1:30
Methodist church. Funeral serv-1 4v, w,'ii,mH0 Mamnriai
riage license applicants at Seattle ices at Terwilliger-Edwards fun- fc near AlbanV) with ciough-
tivi4v vara TTpnrv s. Mon- I era! home aruraay ax t.ou p.m. dtoSi, r,r-i knnu in harcr
Vll avsw jr I . , , m . , . I jjaiiiVA jLuitssu mwu ow
rad, Fori Lewis, and Elizabeth Kev. s. rxaynor Emnn omciaung. .f arrangements.
B. Tower, Salem. interment in uijr view cwueiei.
win aiii station Texaco Swafford
Oil company Friday was issued Miller Asenath Pearl Swafford, at her
Termit t alter a service station Carl Owen Miller, 83, of 1185 residence, iu swum nut
ot innn Smith Commercial street TCnrth winter street, at a Salem November 21. Survivors include,
Births
at a cost of $90.
Auction Tuesday, Nov. 25, 6 room
ed Home and Furnishings, 2308
Rex St See classified. .
la 1 . a M
hospital Wednesday, November me wmower, narry awaiiora, oa
19. Member of Christian church, lem; son, Wilburn Swafford, Her
Survived by two daughters, Mrs. cules, Calif.; daughter, Mrs.
Florence Retterath of Salem and Ruth Perkins, Salem; brother,
Mrs. Nellie McKinney of San Edgar M. Sanders; and sister,
At SL Vincents John Scheffe Francisco; two grandchildren,
la now a patient at St Vincent's
hospital in-Portland where he will
soon undergo a major operation.
First Congregational
Church
The Little Stone Church
v Around the Corner" "
r (Marion at Cottage) -
Worship Services at 11 :00
Theme: "SUCCESSFUL LTV
TMfl " Evervbodr welcome.
Cood music. Robert A Hut
chinson, minister.-- "
Carlton and Betty McKinney of
San Francisco; and nephew, Don
ald Miller of Seattle. Funeral ser
vices at Terwilliger-E d w a r d s
funeral home Saturday at 3 p.nL,
Rev. Guy L. Drill officiating. Pri
vate, cremation services will fol
low. r-
One A. Holmes, both of Salem.
Also i three - grandchildren. Fun
eral announcements later by W.
T. Rigdon funeral home.
Harrlncton To Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence R. Harrington. 228 Garden road
a son, Michael Roy, born Deaconess
hospital, November ll.
Epperly To Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K
Epperly. 135 Wander Way. a dauehter
Sharon Lee, Dorn MovemDer is, sa-
lem General hospital.
Moyer To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R.
Moyer, 673 North Commercial street, a
son. Warren Allen, born November
II, Salem General hospital.
Etsele To Mr. and Mrs. Do than
Eisele, route two, a son, Darwin Lee,
born November 15, Salem General
hospital.
Brown To Mr. and Mrs. Leo G:
Brown, route seven, a son. Jerald
Duane, bom November 4, Salem Gen
eral hospital.
Pavelek To Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
Pavelek, Woodburn, a son, Henry
John, born November ll, baiem ben
eral hosDitaL
Gould To Mr. and Mrs. Francis E.
Gould. 230 Evergreen avenue. dauen
ter, Sandra Kay, born November 18,
Salem General hosoitaL
Schlotthaner To Mr. and Mrs. Pete
R. Schlotthauer. 391 North Zlst street.
a daughter, Anita Kay, bora Novem
ttor 14. Salem General hODSitaL : -
Atkins To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B.
Atkins, 835 Academy, a daughter, Le-
berta sue, bora xsovemoer tz, uea
coness bopsitaL
ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN
IN CHRIST
17th and Nebraska avenue. The Rev.
C. O. Goodman, pastor. 9:45 a.m..
Sunday school. 11 a.m., morning wor
ship. Sermon "Profit and Loss." 6:30
p.m., Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p.m.,
worship, sermon, "The Inevitable
Harvest." Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.. pot-luck
social supper. Thursday, 8 p.m., prayer
and Bible study.
PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE
420 State street. 10 o'clock Sunday
school service. 11 o'clock morning
worship hour, 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic
hour. 7:30 Wednesday and Friday ev
enings, prayer meetings. Special cot
tage prayer meetings other nights
during the week. G. M. Xads, pastor.
FIRST CHURCH OF NAZARENE
T.fn Webster Collar. Dastor. 13th and
Center streets. 6 a.m.. Christian work
er s prayer meeting. 9:45, bunoay Bi
ble school. Milford Stull. Supt. 11:00,
mornino worshin. SDecial music, botn
vocal and instrumental: sermon: "If
Ye Have Faith. Nothing Shall Be lm-
noRsihle" 6:30 D.m.. young peoples
meeUnss: Junior group, Mrs. Jessie
Rudin. suiiervisor: intermediates. Mrs
Rocsie Skinner, leader: Hi-N-Y group,
Mrs. Olive Goodrich, advisor: senior
crouD. Fred Cashion. president. The
ooninr ffroun with Henrv Mattson and
his little church by the side of the
road will present a program. y:ju, ev
eninff evangelistic services, sermon,
"The Greatest Fear In the World.
Mary Elizabeth KeUs will be Shirley Magnuson. presiding Church
guest soloist at the Sunday mom- clasg Saturday, 10:30 a.m.
ing service and selections will be CHcicHor christ.
offered by the senior vested scientist
choir, directed by Virginia Ward Chemeketa and Liberty streets Sun
Elliott. Mrs. D. B. Kleiheg will d5 nseroSoul VrTd
play the organ. ' Body." Wednesday meetings at 8 p.m.
I,. 5 . t Includes testimonies of healing
The third of a series Of four though Christian Science. Free pub-
sermons on the Lord's Prayer will He reading room 305 Masonic buiid-
u v, w Inir, g. open daily from 11 a.m to 9
uc jjiccn-iacvi vjj a " p.m. Wednesaay uniu 1 :.
Williams on the topic "Necessities."
Bible Rally Billed
Salem Gideons have scheduled
a Bible rally at the Christian
church at Mill City Sunday.
Featured will be the Gideon male
quartet.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
17th and Court streets. W. H. Ly
man, minister. Bible school assem
bly. 9:45 a.m. Morning worship and
communion, 10:50 a.m. Sermon. "In
Need of Nothing." Christian tnaeav
or meetings. 6:30 p m. Evening service
7 30 p.m. Guest speaker. Alger Fitch
I of Eugene. Midweek service Thursday.
7:30 p.m. Moving pictures 01 lurner
I Memorial home.
Thieves Rob
Offices iii
Building
Thieves ransacked three offices
on the fourth floor of the Oregon
building over the Thanksgiving
holiday and obtained approxi
mately $115 in cash and loot
Kathryn Daniel, of Kathryn's
beauty shop, 428 Oregon build
ing, P. W. Hale, 4fG Oregon
building, manufacturer of jewel
ers supplies, and Ur. A. c Ol
son, -403 Oregon building, told
police that their suites were en
tered some time between 10:30
a. m. Thursday and 7:30 a. m.
Friday.
Hale reported the lost of $33
in gold (solder and filling), a $33
jeweler's engraving block, and
other miscellaneous equipment,
mostly engraving tool?. He esti
mated his total loss st nearly
$100.
Gold ingots, for fillings, and
$3.75 in cash were reported miss
ing from Dr. Olson's dentist of
fice, and miscellaneous equip
ment taken brought his loss to
around $15.
The beauty shop haul netted
the bandits only about $1, tho
fund collected in a small sav
ings bank. '
Student to Preach
TALBOT John Scone, a stu
dent of the Northwest Bible
school in Eugene will have charge
of the morning services at Talbot
Sunday. He will be the regular
minister and will preach every
other Sunday.
Additional Church News
On Page 7
Reunion of Three RV
MTDDLEBOURNE, W. V.-P)-
Twenty-six old-timers, among
them 12 from the. Wick school
class of 1844, went back to school
for a day, just as they did 57 years
ago. Henry CV Wimamson, who
was teacher of the school 57 years
ago presided.'. '-. ' '
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