Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Boturdar Morning, Nortmbar 19, 1941
FAGZ THII2
Local News Briefs
Proinm Announced Program
arrangements for the 4H club
leaders' meeting next Saturday
morning at the Salem YMCA were
revealed Friday by County Club
Leader Wayne Harding. Mrs. Nova
Young, health department nurs
ing supervision, is to be present to
answer questions concerning
health clubs. A skit by the Aums
ville Calf club is arranged as an
entertainment feature. Value of
demonstrations in club work is to
b discussed by Marion Rowland,
while Alice Roberts is to talk on
planning and development of a
good demonstration; both girls are
from Aumsville. Coralee Nichols
and Erma Kuenzi, advance club
members, are to present a demon
stration on correct table setting.
Rummage sale 467 Court Fri. Sat
Scouts Inducted Approximate
ly 45 parents and friends were
entertained at a loyalty dedication
meeting by the Boy Scouts of
troop No. 4, last Thursday night
at the First Christian church. The
highlight was a candlelight in
vestiture ceremony at which time
five boys were welcomed Into the
troop and were given their first
badges. The new scouts are: Rus
sell Olson, Bruce Baggett, Howard
Hill, Kennard Adams and Robert
Schwichtenberg. Other troop
, awards were given to Al Cannon
Norman Mann, Bob and Richard
Hill, Darl Hunt, George Adams
Ed Jackmsn, '; Bob Tanner and
Howard wood.
Coming Events
Dec 5 United Air lines
scheduled to start Salem service.
Speak
Examinations Announced The
United States civil service com
mission has recently announced
examinations for the following
positions: marketing specialist!
$2600 to $4600 per year; mainte
nance supervisor, $2900 to 3500;
assistant chief nurse, $2000; stu
dent dietitian, $420; physiotherapy
aide, $1620 to $1800; tobacco in
spector, $1620 to $3200; firefight
er (motor equipment) $1500 to
$1680. Information relative, to
these examinations as well as ap
plication forms may be secured at
the Salem office of the Oregon
state employment service, 710
Ferry street, Salem.
Savings insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3 at Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Fatalities Listed There were
five fatalities due to industrial ac
cidents in Oregon during the week
ending November 27, the state in
dustrial accident commission an
nounced Friday. The victims were
Alvin G. Terry, Vancouver, WaslL,
oiler; Ernest Richards, Sherwood,
shipfitter; Eric M. Hanson, Port
land, bucker; Clarence R. Dole,
Portland, shipfitter, and Loren
Leon Hughes, Boise, Ida., laborer.
There were 891 industrial acci
dents reported to the commission
Eagles: Let's dance at the Eagles
hall Saturday nite. Good music, Morissons, 415 State St. 200 new
good floor. Bring jrour friends. fall dresses, 20 off. Reduction on
a i ci on all merchandise. Jackets, $5.
Called to Fires Smoke came '
from the basement of the Mc- Will Confer Here Ralph G.
Dowell meat market on South Wales, western director for the
Commercial street Friday morn- National Probation association.
ing, but city firemen found no has written state parole board of'
blaze. Equipment was called to a ficials here that he will arrive in
chimney fire at 215 North Com- Salem from San Francisco on De-
mercial street. cember 11 for a two days' stav.
which collided Friday morning at
Cottage and Union streets were Lutz florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Ted Watery, 303 South Winter
er Due
For Services
Missionary Parley
And Quarterly Meet
Opens Thursday
Bessie Reid, an evangelist of
experience throughout the United
States and: Canada, and for sev
eral years a, missionary in China,
wilT be. the principal speaker
next week in a
series of evan
gelistic services
conducted at the
Free Methodist
Church, cornor
of Market and
Winter streets.
At the request
of his congrega
tion, Rev. David
L. Fen wick, the
local pastor, who
has also served
extensively a s
pastor and evan
gelist on the coast and in the cen
tral states, will preach until Wed
nesday, when Miss Reid is ex
pected to arrive. The former mis
sionary is said to be an outstand
ing and effective speaker.
In connection- with these re
vival services, a district quarterly
meeting and missionary conven
tion for the Salem district, is to
be held, beginning Thursday night
and continuing over the weekend.
Business and devotional services
will be held throughout the day
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Reid will speak each after
noon and night during the con
vention at 2:30 and 8 o'clock. A
number of ministers and laymen
from out of the city are expect
ed to be present. There will be
no service Monday night.
I
David L. renwick
street, and James Bartlet Rogers,
2130 North Fifth street
Exams Scheduled Examina
tions for real estate brokers and
real estate salesmen have been
scheduled in Salem Monday, De
cemDer i, ana in Portland on
Tuesday, December 2, Claude
Griebenow murpny, state real estate commis
Miss Agnes C. Griebenow, late sioner, announced here Friday
Obituary
The examinations will be conduct
ed by the state real estate commis
sion with approximately 100 ap
plicants writing.
Naturalization Dates Set The
resident of 2315 S. Cottage street,
Salem, at a local hospital, Friday,
November 28. Survived by par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Griebe
now, of Salem; three sisters. Mrs.
tllen Haarala, of San Diego, wonnA rvia i t rw
Calif. Mrs. Florence Murray, of cember were designated as dates
T'M t i XT , . for final naturalization hearings
Post, of Netherlands, New Gui- m Marion county drcuit CQUrt
;i r r : durm the conun vear n Gr
and Marion G., of Labrang, West der si Frid b Judge E. M,
China; also several meces and p . .
uciicwa. miiiuuiiieiiieiu ui aeiv
ices later by Clough-Barrick com
pany.
Leaving Institutions Two 16
year-olds who escaped Thursday
from the state training school at
Canfield Woodburn were sought here Fri
Edgar Poppleton Canfield, at d&7 y police. The boys were
his residence, 1710 S. 13th street Richard Schrimpf and Dean Burt
Salem, Thursday, Nov. 27, at the uamel Van Scott, 34, escaped
see of 60 years. Husband of Mrs. uom me state -ottage farm Fri
Ellen Canfield, of Salem; two aav afternoon, according to police
owiio, jtibiuv, ui lauuuu, onu ji- wt-ii.-. tw;;
JS a TS?yt0H; ftt, m' north end f the county
Mrs. A. I. Ferch of Seattle, Mrs. L , T ...
n. u. iiui uiuii ux icmeview tuiu
Mrs. Fred Youngberg of Carlton,
Ore. Services will be held Mon
day, December 1, at 1:30 p.m.
from Clough-Barrick chapel.
place
on the democratic primary ballot
as candidate for the nomination
as governor were received in the
office of the Marion county clerk
Friday for checking.
-Leader for Area
r
X
f v
y
Bishop E. W. Prae tortus, official
of the Evangelical church, who
will speak at the local church
Thursday and Friday.
Chiirch Rally
Is Scheduled '
Bishop Praetorius,
Dr. Petticord Due
For Special Meet
With Bishop E. W, Praetorius,
of "the northwest area of the
Evangelical church, as speaker,
members and friends of the First
Evangelical church, . corner of
Marion and Sumner streets, will
meet Thursday and Friday nights
at 7:30 pjn. to raise a $500 offer
ing. Funds secured will go to the
payment of interest and reduc
tion of the small indebtedness on
the . building, according to Rev.
Paul P. Petticord, pastor.
This rally is under the direc
tion of the trustees of the church,
Walter Lamkin, president; Wil
liam McCauley, treasurer; Grant
Final Sermon on
Lord's Prayer
Billed Sunday
Cannery Worker Given $17,635
ByM arion County Jury in Suir
Permanent Injuries
Alleging
Rev. W, Irvin Williams, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church,
will preach the last in a series of
four sermons on the Lord's Pray
er, speaking on "Mistakes," Sun- V Judgment for $17,635.31 was awarded Albert Juve, Wood
day morning. Turn cannery warehouseman, by a Marion county circuit court
Special music will Include the jury Friday afternoon In his damage action against Ray Maling
tinging ji uie uuem iie inaiiry, Ine
XWCil JfTT1 7 Juve, who had asked $25,000 general and $467.50, alleged
T . V .:!T I th&t he-received permanent sight
.ui ITtr " " iZjr impairment and. injuries to spine,
2 SU Not AgaIn PaM bX and nerves when a gallon
1 . , can of fruit fell, striking him on
v.. T " Jr1: Uhe base of the skulL
Tschaikowsky and POtltide deliberation over evidence
March in F by Read, wilT be presented during the two-day trial
pi,a oil organ oj "oi- before Judge L. H. McMahan.
Frank ChurchilL
Special Series
Of Evangelism
To Open Here
Rev. T. W. Mugford, English
evangelist and radio preacher, will
begin a series of special evange
listic meetings at the Christian
and Missionary alliance church,
corner of Fifth and Gaines streets,
starting December 1, according to
Rev. H. E. Snavely, pastor:
During the meetings he will
speak one night on "The Prince of
Peace," and give his experiences
during the last World war in Eng
land. He is pastor of the First Baptist
church, Hillsboro, and for three
years has conducted a gospel
broadcast .each Sunday morning
Continued today is the damage
action of Olive Pence vs. R. L.
Houck, which opened Friday after
noon before McMahan and a jury.
Mrs. Pence asks $1200 general
damages, $39.80 and $135 special
damages for cost of care for per
son and car, as the result of in
juries allegedly sustained when
her car collided with that of the
defendant June 9, 1941, at the In-
Mrs. Sprague
Wikoff, secretary; Fred Scharf, TlTc VTr
and William Rottink and addi- A Y OTK
tional members of the board. yi "
Dr., E. W. Petticord. former I It I nil VlOl I
aimerintpndpnt nf tVi flrpenn
ri v,o n.mM I Mrs. Charles A. Sprague.
Evangelical church conference, member of the general council f tersectic-n of 17th and Norway
will Kfiva a riflri 4v 4Va eamrStA the Presbyterian church, will streets In Salem.
Ernest Friesen will have charge Pek on to recent Chicago As a counter claim, Houck sks
of the music with the choir and of the group, at the First $2500 general, $175 and $593.65
sDecial soloists nresentin music church Sunday night special damages.
,t h, After Mrs. Soraeue'i talk, a BoUl Pa" Ue excessive
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moving picture entitled WholPeea ana negligence on me pan
over station KWJJ in Portland. Gives Himself will be shown. of toe otner; defendant declares
This broadcast was known as "The The nicture. silent film In nat- Plaintiff did not observe his right
I l Al A . A
Gospel Crusaders" and many peo- ural color, was produced by the 01 way 11131 R1M car WM nrway
nle in Salem have hn listonpra Liofioi rs.v.n. I across intersection when hers
He is now conducting the same missions and has Just been made CTashed J ih,
broadcast over station KVAN, available for church use.
Vancouver. Wash. TVi 4imiM- rhmr
He closes revival meetines In H hv Vircrinin wrH ttLh will I Qust: order of default
Fmrnaniioi nont;t hnr.h xfo., i iv. it i State vs. Sorenson and
v uvtuo Maaisi in uic vuiigrcga uuiuu Bing-
Vemon, Wash., today. He has con- ing, accompanied on the pianos by
ducted revival campaigns in Ore- Moody and Esthel Benner. Agnes
CIRCUIT COURT
Ruth LeQuest vs. James
Le-
gon, Washington and Canada.
Church Services in Salem
Drummond will sing
by," by Lane.
Life Lulla-
FmST CHRISTIAN
Center and High streets. Guy X..
Drill, minister. Bible school, 9:30 fol
lowed by the morning communion and
worship service, 10:45. Rev. S. James
Osborne, pastor of the church at Mc
Minnville will be guest speaker. The
message theme will be "Thy King
dom Come." Mrs. Guy L. Drill will di
rect the service of the children's church
during the morning worship hour. Her
message to the children will be upon
the theme: "The Truth Above Life."
Four Christian Endeavor groups, 6:30
p. m. in the Endeavor rooms oi me
church. At 7:30 p. m., the evangelis
tic service. The message will be given
by our guest speaker, Rev. D. L.
Ringland. There wiU be special music
by the choir, directed by John
Schmlat, jr., witn iois riummer
Schmidt at the organ.
SALEM EVANGELICAL . FIRST EVANGELICAL
TABERNACLE I Corner Marion and Summer streets.
Eric M. Johnson, pastor. Services in Rev. Paul P. Petticord. minister. Er-
the tabernacle for the week beginning nest Friesen, minister of music. Sun
November 30 will be as follows: 9:45 I day school, 9:45 a. m. Wilson Launer,
m.. Sunday school converses, classes I superintendent. Morning -worshiD. 11
for all aees The teaching staff meets o'clock. Sermon. "Three Ways to Live.
at 9 :30 for a 15-minute period of Youth groups, 6 :30. Sunday evangelis
prayer. 11 a. m., worship ana sermon,
the. pastor preaching on "If Need Be,
Ye Are In Heaviness. 6:30 p. m
young people have their service, and or
7 :S the evangelistic service of Bible study and prayer service Thura
at
"Our Spiritually Scientific God."
of years. . Knight Memorial church will pre- district -ttorne,
Mr. White came to Stayton sent a program of Thanksgiving rhrt Flovrf Hrker- nain
three and half years ago from worship in connection with the anotvr VeWcl when
Chemeketa and North winter streets. Beaver. He was a member of the Sunday service at 11 a. m, view ..j not riear: .nd
preaching. Public invited. Friday, 7 :45, Rev. w. irvin Williams, minister. Don Beaver United Brethren church. Mrs. Lewis Mitch el, organist, -rtt-
uouris, airecxor oi religious eaucmon. , . i v.u j ,
Church school, 9:45 a. m. J. J. Fitz- r uaeiai wrvira wm uc uciu onu tuuuui, yiniiai, wm c- Marianne Jensen; passing
Swanson
JASON LEE METHODIST
North Winter at Jefferson street. S.
Raynor Smith, minister. Church school,
9:45. Morning worship, '11 o'clock when
the pastor will preach on "The Cbm-
directed by Robert Klempel and a
snnrano solo. Mrs. Richard Bell. In
termediate league, 5:30. High school
and college leagues, 6:30. Evening
worship, 7:30, the pastor speaking on,
"The Book of Books.' Thursday eve
ning, 7:30, quarterly conierence wixn
Dr. J. Edgar Furdy presiding.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
. SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun-
da v school. 11 a. m.. services. 11 a. m
and S o. m. Lesson sermon, "Ancient
and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mes
merism and HvDnotism. Denouncea.
Wednesday meetings at 8 p. m. in
cludes testimonies of healing through
Christian Science. Free public reading
room, 305 Masonic building, open daily
from 11 a. m., to 9 p. m. Wednesday
until 7:30.
FREE METHODIST
Corner Market and Winter streets
David L. Fenwick, minister. Sunday
school,' 9:45 a. m. Morning worsnip,
11 a. m. Young people's service, 7 p
m. Preaching, 7:45 p. m. Evangeus
tic services throughout the week, ex
cept Monday, with Bessie Reid, evan
gelist.
CHIIRCH OF .CHRIST
Cottage and Shipping streets. Ulrich
R. Beeson. minister. Sunday service
Bible study, 10 to 11 a.' m.; sermon
and communion. 11 to iz radio aa
the week is held, the pastor bringing I day, 7 JO p. m,
the sermon on "The Hidden Future.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.. Christian fellow- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
ship meeting with testimonies and
prayer meeting with a short sermon.
.,P,5NJC-?STAL "S!"N simons, superintendent. Church nurs- Sunday at 1:30 pm from the Unit- company the choir. The numbers other movinr vehicle when view
31514 North Commercial street. Bible I ery. WorshiD. 10:55. Last in series of . . . . I . . . .. ouier moving crucic ntn irw
school, 2 p. m.; devotional, 3 p. m. four sermons on the Lord s prayer: 01 uiumi ot omyh uu muuuc uic biiuiciu
Evangelistic. 7:30 p. m., Hans Hansen. "MisUkes." Anthem: "He That Dwell- the minister of the church will Thou" (Handel); solo.
ices Thursday. 7:30: Saturday. 7:30. J. I solo. "I Shan not Pass Again This I OUlCiate. Interment Will De in Uie
, ana uaisy Wilson, pastors. I way, AnnaDeue Moon, couege ana lamuy burial lot. Wed die funeral
I business YP, 5:30 p. m. High school , e, . . , va,
BETHANY EVANGELICAL AND and intermediate. CE, 6.30. Night serv- home, Stayton, Is in Charge Of
Corner Capitol and Marion street, guest speaker. "The General Council
Sunday school
Mrs. Forest Improving: Mrs. C.
Fred Ludwig Swanson, died W. Forest, 1444 Ferry street, Sa-
Friday, Nov. 28. Born July 6, lem, who underwent a major op 2n t"ksm
1878. Survived by widow; one eration at St. Vincent's hosoital. 2:15 p. m.; young people's meeting
son, Harry, of Minnesota; and a Portland, Tuesday, was reported weekBTbie stuay,' wnesday. 7-30
sister, Mrs. Esther Johnson, Fair
bault, Minnesota. Funeral services
will be held Monday, December 1,
at 2 pm from the chapel of Walker
Howell funeral home. Interment
will be in City View cemetery.
rnaay as slowly improving. She p
is aoie xo receive visitors. church of jesus christ
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Session EarlierSal pm Y Glee- Salem Women's club. Cottage St. be'
. 4. .;u o tween Center and Marion streets. Sun
men Will meet tonight at 8 O Clock ri.v .hool. 10 a. m. No nieht meet
instead of at 8!30. officers said in. Members are urgea to attend
xne stale uuarieiijr tuiuciciive
BIG
IB
HAZEL GREEN
EVERY SATURDAY
Wayne Stratum's Band
Admission
Per
Couple
Friday.
License Issued -At Vancouver,
Wash., a marriage license has
been issued to Ernest W. Snyder,
Salem and Caroline C Davis, Salt
Lake City.
Permit Granted A log hauling
permit has been granted to Breit-
Portland, Sunday night. Relief societ
Tuesday, 2 p. m. MIA, 'ruesaay,
p. ra.
TMMANVEL BAPTIST
Corner of Hazel and Academy
streets. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morn
ine worshin. 11 a. m. Evening service
7:30. Prayer meeting, Thursday, J:30
p. m. Minister, warren naie.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
Sixteenth and A streets. Rev. H. W
1 a i i m
enstein brothers by the county iofChWrSaioK
court.
One Permit Issued Only build
ing permit issued Friday was to
Death Takes
Stayton Man
Mc-
Clure; pleas of innocent entered
in gambling indictments; contin
ued for triaL
State vs. Roosevelt Hale; order
releasing defendant on own recog
nizance, conditioned upon his sup
porting his wife.
George Zurlinden and Frieda
Choir Presents
STAYTON Carl White, 50, died
at his home about a mile south
tic service, 7:30 p. m . sermon. "How west cf here Thursday. He had
How God Settles the Man Question" been in poor health for a number chard Smart the choir
Holiday Music
Under the direction! of Mrs. Ri-
of the
D. Zurlinden vs. Rich L. Reimann
and Joy E. Reimann; reply mak
ing general denial
PROBATE COURT
Homer Davenport guardianship;
Fern Allison, guardian, allowed to
settle claim against Thomas All
port for injuries sustained in
automobile accident July 9, 1941,
on North Capitol street near D
street for $815; Allport has de
nied liability but offered that
sum in settlement petition of
guardian declares.
George W. Garner estate: ap
praised at $3318.16 by L. V. Girod,
Ray Raylick and Roy E. Smith.
William Beard guardianship;
W. J. Beard authorized to sell
real property.
Elizabeth R. Heise estate; peti
tion for letters of Joint executor
ship by Nancy Etta Siewart, Win-
field Clayton Heise and Lena May
Hewitt, place valuation of $3086.41
on estate.
Rebecca Ann Johnson Schaeffer
estate; order authorizes George F.
Johnson, administrator, to sell de
scribed Brooks real property.
Angella Holmstrom estate;
claim of $538.55 against estate
filed by John A. Heltzel as sum
alleged due for note given as in
demnity for payment made out of
principal of trust fund left to de
ceased by Charles A.. Holmstrom,
with Heltzel as trustee.
Georgie M. Steinbeck guardian
ship; order on sale of real prop
erty issued to Eugene H. Stein
beck, guardian.
R. C. Parrent guardianship;
third annual account of Greta
Parrent, guardian, shows no re
ceipts and no disbursements.
JUSTICE COURT
Fred Newman; uttering and
publishing a forged bank check;
dismissed on motion cf deputy
speaker,
10; services, 11, guest I of the Presbyterian Church," followed
by showing of silent film in natural
colors entitled. "Who Gives Himself."
' PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE I Solo, Life s Lullaby, Agnes Drum-
Dy Virginia
Ex-Missionaries
Speak at Pratiiin
im sfato atT-oot ii 'kWv Cimrfgv mond. Song service led
school hour. 11 o'clock, morning wor- Jiiott ana assisted oy junior
snip nour. e:ao p. m., young people s I i."""Kri r
PRATUM Special services are
ices each night of the week, meeting h,lr PraJctlc,ei Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. scheduled for both morning and
on Wednesday and Friday nights at Bible study Thursday, 7:30 p. m fol- services at the Pratum Me
the church. Saturday has been sit aside Jowtd by monthly meeting of SS night services at tne fratum aae
as a day of fasting and prayer at the teachers and officers. thodist church Sunday.
ChUrCh. mmofm A.ri n k.. a ,nf M v Tn Kai-ffJ Cif tfl mAITlintf KPfV.
ri4, and XX a.inn rt...l Tni I - - , 1 , n J W
KNIGHT MEMORIAL . v-"'?r" ',r."v' Alv. l will oe nev. ana ran. lviuurice
xt congregational, school, 9.45. Frank E. Neer. superin- Persson, Independence, former
Nineteenth and Ferry streets. Howard U7nkin h ..V, . . , ... .
C. Stover, minister. A musical Thanks- i?t1:,i missionaries in Airica. ine cnoir
giving service at 11 and brief sermon in-. Carolyn Brown, soloist. League will sing, "I Heard the Voice of
cSoJ'Sr5 WireionSfMrs. of Youth' 6:45' No ntht ervlce' Jesus Say." Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Richard Smart. Evening Services. 7:30, CALVARY BAPTIST Thompson will sing a duet,
sermon. "Elijah the Son of Thunder." Miller and South Liberty streets. tv,-, t,.. v,,,k nf Tjhi.h
Sunday scnooi, 10 a. m., Lioya Amoia, i n. lrnorrt t . Ann tnr wihi iwv- -
superintendent. Young people, 6:30 gchooi 0.45 m.. Frederick Lehmann. will have charge of the Epworth
nu sunerintendent. Morn ine worshiD. 11 a. I t .4 i.it n .i.n
m.. sermon. Inexhaustible Grace. ? . .K. .
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL I BYPU and Pioneers. 6:30 p. m. Even- conauci uie nigni service ui 1.10
Nineteenth and Breyman streets. Rev. I ing worship, 730 p. m., sermon,
T. W. Henderson, pastor. Sunday. 8 :45 cessity of Confessinc Christ." Mid
a. m.. Sunday school: 11 a. m.. worship week prayer and praise service. chctra music: 7:45 d. m.. evangelistic
service, topic, "What Mean These Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal, service. Special musical program, old
Stones?" 6:15 p. m.. Crusaders: 7:45 p. 8:30 p. m. fashioned song service and testimonies
m., evangelistic service. Special musl- followed by short sermon. Tuesday,
cal program. Sermon topic "Buried ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL 7:45 p. m., prayer and prais service.
Alive. Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.. prayer 1 cnurcn ana (jnemexeta streets. ev. Thursday, tjo d. m.. oioie stuay on
and praise service. Wednesday, 7:30 George H. Swift, rector. Holy com- the gifts of the spirit. Saturday, J JO
Holy Art
'I Love A
Little Cottage," sung by James P.
Smart; anthem "While the Earth
Remaineth" (Maunder); trio,
"Bless This House" (Brahe), Mrs.
Beneitta Harland, Mrs. Richard pay.
an-
ahead not clear; $5 and costs.
Henry Alexander Taylor; hav
ing four persons in front seat of
automobile, $5 and costs; no ope
rator's license, $2.50 and costs;
committed to jail on failure to
Smart and Mrs. H. L. B r a d e n; I
solo, "Thanks Be To God" (TJo'ck-
son), Dick Parke; anthem, "Lift
Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates"
(Wennerberg). A brief address on
"Thanksgiving By Comparison''
follows the program.
United Prayer League
Membership Grows
Organized recently by Rev.
T. W. Henderson, pastor of the
Foursquare church, the
Prayer league now has a mem
bership of 130.
MABJtlAGE LICENSES
Lester Jackson. 22, logger,. and
Marvel Olsen, 18, both of Sil-
verton.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Robert N. Chase, failure to stop.
fined $2.50, $1.25 suspended.
Bob Gates, 230 North Liberty
street, violation of basic rule.
fined $2.50.
Kenneth Sherwood, Salem
route four, no operator's license.
fined $5.
p. m., choir and orchestra practice. I munion, 7:30 a. m. Kt. Rev. Benjamin
iTiaay,
Rawlins To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
p. m.. children s cnurcn. tTayer zor r. Rawlins, ass Pine street, a son.
7:45 n. m.. Bible study, bring D. Dagwell, celebrant. Church school, the sick at any time, day or night. Clifford Douclas. born November II.
your Bible, pencu and paper, satur- s:3 a. m. Morning prayer ana aa- Everyone welcome. I Bungalow Maternity home.
day, 2:30, children's church. Everyone I dress, 11 a. m. Cobura To Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge
welcome. wesletan meiuuuisi i l. Cobura. route two. a daughter,
CHURCH OF GOD Mill street at 15th. Lowell GllXer. norm Pe.rl born November 22.
rHuiMim HrvvnufTi u soutn zzna street, rasior. nev. i pastor, sunaay scnooi, :w. rrticn- i Mungalow Maternity nomt.
Cleo Watte. Sunday school. S:45. morn- ins service. 11. Youn people's serv- Pickens To Mr. and Mrs. Purl T.
Daniel J Unruh pastor 10 Sunday in service, 11. Revival meeUngs each ice, 6:45 p. m. Evening service, 7 JO. I Pickens. Brooks, a son, Strven Pearl.
school Homer Weltv unrintendent. nignt or tne coming wets ai i:ou. prayer meeting weanesaay, p. m. torn November 23. Deaconess hospital.
Classes for all ace oun 11 momins Evangelist Pauls, Fresno. Calif., will Bible study class. Friday. S p. m. Toews-To Mr. and Mrs. George C.
. . - -- 1 ertAalp nn "Natl rvr n I M tiAurn MnnnAV I I T'.-..m mi T3..MM. U74 G1M m
worsnin. Rrmrm tome! "Spnaration r u" ...., . i aww, nusuivim
and Sanctification." 5. Christian En- Sne wm lve her life story. FIRST CHURCH OF THE daughUr. Patricia Jane, born Novem
Hur Tiininr, vnino ruAnl. mnA I NAZAKENE ber 17. DeaCOneSS hOSPiUL
.Hr,H n .vVAinV clrvi ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN Thirteenth and Center street. Leo Sharp To Mr. and Mrs. Harlos H
riAu m i ax vniviai wernipr uuuai . uuiui . m. sii. vtw- anarn. ui aouui idilub BLmi-
Revelation vm "The Two Witnea " Seventeenth and Nebraska avenue, tian worker's prayer meeting. :45. daughter. Judith Joan, born November
. " ' . - . - . " I Daw " f riAnWrman naetrtl fl A.'k m rv 1C TaiK.lA M V Tl 1 1 1 BiinpFa I 1 TVMKUa Wv1
Relieved mt Money V. F. Free
man of Eugene called city and
Requests are to be mailed to 1 state police early Friday morning
him at 480 North 19th street or I to South Commercial sereet,
phoned to 6287. Mimeograph cop- where be said another car had
ies are then mailed the members, forced him to stop, then the driver
The group is non-denominationaL had taken his car keys and purs
at the point of a gun. The purs
was found under tne car, out
Freeman said his money had been
taken from it
Births
Clergymen Meet C. A. Kella,
secretary of the YMCA, will speak
at the breakfast meeting of th
Salem Ministerial association
Tuesday at 7 ajn. at the Argo hotel.
home of Ernest Roth. Thursday, 2, wo- r -
service and choir practice.
sermon.
sions.
1 7:30 p. m., service,
and a Healthy Mind
1 p. m. over stations KALE. Portland,
and KWIL, Albany, ur. waiter
Maier, speaker.
rv'
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
Nona White to erect a One-story stret. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday
dwelling at 1035 Mill street at a school, 10 a. m. Meeting for worship.
t4 );nn 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 8:45 p.
COSt Of $2500. m. Evening service. 7 :30. Matilda
Minthorn will speak. Monthly business
session and church night supper Thurs
day, o:30.
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial and East Myers
streets. Joseph Knotts. minister. Sun
day school. 9:45 a. m. Morning wor
ship, 11, sermon theme, "Incline Your
Ear"; anthem, "The King of Love
! My Shepherd Is." Shelley. Evening
I worship. 1-M. sermon theme. "Stoo
i Kidding Yourselves, sermon preceded
i bv popular worship in gospel music.
j Three young peoples meetings. S'JO
p. m..Baaaar Wednesday. 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday-, 7 JO p. m.
mm
Want!
: Money to
buy the
('"Things You
Thef Is always
- .a demand for
Graduates
. . of the r.
Capital Business College
Bookkeeping
AN ACCREDITED SCHOOL
o Office Machines ''
Secretarial , . Shorthancl
Typewriting ; ! Filing
ENROLL NOW
j ' Corner Chemeketa & Liberty ,
.J-Pnone 5S37
CALVAuY
baptist cuuncn
- A Friendly Church W&h
& Calvary Message"
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner Marion and Liberty streets.
S u8, A-.ox' uu. t nun. 'Committing Oneself to
iur aii ages, irca sruer, lupennicna
ent. Mornmg worship, 11 a. m.; "Tnei BROOKS COMMUNITY
Chemawa In
dian school, guest soloist. 11. morntnf
ome Mis- worship. Special music, offertory, Mrs. I Benjamin, born November
eavor. Doris Newberry; choir special directea I con ess hospitaL
sermon, "Christ by F. Utwiller. Sermon, "The Miru Brdmn To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Thursday, 8 p. I of a Carnal Christian." Next Sunday T. Hardman. 825 North 14th street, a
mvn's mioinnarv uvistv 7 "vi nrivH uiwnacni. ii a. m., morning worsnip, i aian scnooi. gues. inioiii. 11, iiiuiiiui i a. (.Teniniw, route xwo. a son. jaroea
S r r ' r""'- "liluanturinif in Virxmm, Mil. umMhin Qmpii vnllcio ftffrtonr Mrs. I Ravi
6:30 p. m.. Christian Endeavor. Doris Newberry; choir special directed I eon
19. Dea-
m., prayer and Bible study. Topic, I the pastor will bring a sequel mes- ton, Walter Thomas, born October 27,
iu
ehteous gase. "The Marks of a Spiritual Chris- Bunfalow Maternity home.
nan. eau p. m., young peoptc serv-i Axcaer to mt. ana Mrs. jonn K.
ices. Junior group. Mrs. Jessie Rudin; Archer. Brooks, a daughter. Karen
intermediates. Mrs. Bessie Skinner: Hi- Elaine, born November SI. Salem Gen-
Sunday morning service will mark N-Y group Mrs. Oliver oooancn; eral hospital.
Triumph of Faith, or the Marvelous
Cry of Jop.-pastor. Senior high school . f,reWeU to Mr and Mrs. M. F. Day. senior group Mr. Fred Cash km. The PaUer To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B.
oxi-u. ana ine volunteers, bus p.m. ioyai church workers. The pastor will L new interne, Rev. J. Paul Alexander I Patzer, 130 Lancing avenue, a son.
ire-prayer service, I p. m., f laeitt class l preach on "Empty." Special music and his bride from the Northwest Stanley Gene, born November SO.
room. Lrospei service, ' " V- na nn i will be afforded. Sunday school is at Nazarene coUege, Nampa, laano. wui Deaconess hospitaL
uAiiit iu vrwoyc v . , i iu . mM vouui mccun a. o -om p. in. i nave curie vi uj ty.
tor. Baptismal service. Prayer meeting, 1 with a discussion on worshin and plans service. 7 JO n. m.. evangelistic senr-
wednesday, v.30 p. m. for a Christmas music festival. 1 ice. spirited congregational singing.
special music, ouenory, acrs. uom
rroT niPTKT I mr.RLAND rarTNTDS I Nihrrr. Choir special directed vj
(HayesvOle Branch) I Highland avenue at Church street. Mr. Litwiuer. Sermon. -Love That
rtnm miU nnrth nf tha oiHr limits I Herman H Mm minister. Sunday I Saves." Midweek service. 7 OS P. m
on the Portland highway. Bible school, I school, 10 a. m. Clifton Ross, super- Wednesday. Young people's activities.
8:49 a. m. Wltn Classes lor ail ages. uncnacni. uiurca aervicc, n. rara-1 iju p. ui., inuj
ruw.v n.H mnarintannuit RVPIT I tav hv Edward Mott. Rihlf teacher I "
6:15 d. m. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I and preacher. Junior and senior Chris- FIRST IPDMTUALIST
For Christmas
KADIOS
AT
Good Eonsekeepuig
XNC
Alt Comrt Streei
I
Worship ( J? S. liberty
with - 'y' K t
' E. Miller
. E. L. ALLEN, Pastor
,; rt Sunday, Topics; ' ' ."
11:08 'OnexhausUble Grace
1X9 "Necessity of Confessing
, Chrisf - . -,;
S:S0 "Daptist Yonth Fellow-
' ship" mmiWi
Public Cordially Invited
tian Endeavor meetings. 6:30 p. m. Meet at J48 North Commercial street.
The evening service will be a con- Services. 1 JO p. m.. 7 JO p. m. 5peak-
tinuation of the series of Bible mes- er. Rev. Tommy Tucker, Portland,
saxes liven by Edward Mott. Port- "France Lecture. Mo host lunch, JO.
I land, who is sneaking November S3 I Everyone welcome.
Bible -hooTwTtn- cusses' f all . ' m, w tkaK , AIX
I (( aiut lath atrMta. T. H. TheueT.
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL I BD pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Nineteenth and Breyman, Eev. T. Otto Gronke. superintendent. Worship.
W. Henderson, pastor. - Phone 6387. Ill a. nu wltn noty communion, yer-
Broer, Jr., advisors.
FIRST BAPTIST
(Four Corners Branch)
In the Auburn school, 9:45
Leon Lambert, superintendent.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE .
Gaines street at th. H. E. Snavely, I Sunday. I:U a, m, Sunday school; 11 1 man. t a. m. Church council. Tuesday,
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; I , morning worship service: 6:15 j 7 JO p. m. Confirmation daas, Satur-
worsnip, ii o ciocK ana Harvest xest-i i D. m crusader service: 7 JO p. m or-1 day, a. m.
1VUU1 1 UU! VMf V' IU, 6f"B-
listie service. 7 JO. Rev. W. T. Mug-
ford. Hillsboro, will open an evangelis
tic campaign Monday night and con
tinue xnrougn uecemDer l. ruesaay,
missionary band, at Z p. in, .- ,?
FIRST METHODIST ' V;
Corner State and Church streets. Dr.
I. C Harrison, minister. Ruth Cram
er. . director of Christian Education.
Church schooL 8:45: nursery. 11. Morn
ing worship, 100, sermon topic The
Church's Supreme Opportunity. Ca
thedral choir will sing "Bonum Est in
B FUt" (Buck) and ""All Yt That
Cried Unte the Lord" (Mendelssohn).
Youth Fellowships and University
oersu S JO. Evenine worshin. 7:41. ser
mon topic, "Great Events and Com
mon Tasks." The quartet win sing
"O Lord Most Holy! (Franck). Offer
tory - solo, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought."; Jean Carkin.
BETHEL BAPTIST -', .
North Cottage at D street J. f Otth
off. DD. pastor. Bible school. 8:45 a.
nw Arnold ; Frey, . superintendent.
Morning worship, 11. ' Sermon, "The
Btood of the Lamb, , the Victorious
Weapon." Evening service, T JO. Ser
mon. "Calline Urjort the Name of the
Lord." - Prayer and praise Berviee-1
Wednesday. 715. Choir practice Thurs-"
IU!
11
Fire Plays No Favorites
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need to worry, about It If you hava tail. Art Insurance '
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