Th OPwEGON STATESMAN, Saltm, Orjon. Sahirdor Morning, January 10. 132
PAGsnvs
News Briefs
At lAber Met delegation
from Salem union went to Med
lord en Friday to attend the an
nu&l meeting of the State Building.
jTades council, which opened
there Saturday night and is slated
to continue Into Sunday. In the
group from the capital city at the
session are Wilbur Duncan, bus
iness agent for the Building La
borers -union, local! 441; Charles
Crary, business agent for the
Building Trades council; Arthur
Tucker, president of the carpen
ters union; Lou Harkins, team
iter's union business agent, and
Max Burns, his assistant. . .
Calendars, Homer Smith Ins. Ag
Bridges Ordered" Construction
of two small new bridges on the
old section of the Silverton road
was approved Friday by the Mar-
' ion county court after County En
gineer N.jC. Hubbs had reported
that a planned diversion of traf
fic oveF the north route while
Pudding river bridge receives re
pairs would not be safe with the
two structures now serving.
!
. Mr. Auto Salesman Would you
like a little service station busi
ness of your own? Also nave an
opening for an experienced val
cunizer. Frank Doolittle, 395 N,
ComT, Ph. 4164. 1
Warrants Decline Warrants
issued through the office of the
Marion county clerk during 1941
were less by $12,142.71 than the
total of those during 1940, County
Clerk Harlan Judd said Friday.
Elections in-1940 cost the county
$13,125, Judd pointed out, while
there were no elections in the
year just; closed. L
Begin New Tourneys Two
men's volleyball classes at the
Salem YMCA Friday began new
tournaments to last a month, at
the end of which losers will treat
winners to a luncheon. Captains in
the noon contest, which as yet is
nameless, are Paul Deuber and
Dr. C. A. Downs. The night class
has a "Churry" Blossom tourney,
and the teams are captained by
Lawrence Lister and Garnet Six.
! Consider Bids Bids for two
highway j commission , projects,
other than those released earlier
in the week, will be considered at
a meeting of the state highway
commission in Portland, January
21, R. H. Baldock, state highway
engineer, announced Friday.
Colby to Speak Ed Colby,
county defense council liaison of
ficer, is to address a public de
fense meeting at Gervais on Wed
nesday, January 14. Originally
the meeting had been scheduled
for Wednesday of this week.
Fatalities Listed There were
three fatalities due to Industrial
accidents In Oregon during the
week ending January 8, the state
Industrial accident commission re
ported here Friday. The i victims
were Roy Withrow, Cheshire, load
er; Arleigh F. Dickson, Allegany,
loader, and John Dahlstrom, As
toria, brakeman. There were 603
industrial accidents reported to the
commission during the week.
Luta florist Ph. 9592 1276 N. Lib.
Music Given In Lobby Stu
dents from the Roberts studio
who provided piano music for
the informal lobby program at
the Salem YMCA Friday were
Jean Jackson, Janice Lemmon,
Joyce Ogden and Joe Brazie. The
5 p. m.- programs will continue
next week with talent furnished
by Frances Virginia Melton, Mbn
day; Mrs. David Eason, Tuesday;
Mrs. Mable Powers, Wednesday
Ruth Bedford. Thursday: Rob
erts, Friday. j ' .
W1
face r org
Driver Fined by McMahan
, Eagles Join the gang at the
Eagles hall Sat. nite and enjoy the
dance. Bring your friends.
Don Need Homes Four puppies
now in the city pound can be
claimed for homes by payment of
Returned to Church Services in Salem
ges;
' rouKSQCAiut Gosrn.
lSth and Breyman streets, on block
south of Center; Rev. T. W. Hender
sonr pastor. Sunday school, fl:iS a jo.;
morning service. 11 o'clock; sermon
subject, "Th Seed Changed to , a
Rock. Evening service. 7 sermon
subject "Who Is the Biggest Liar in
Salem?" Crusaders, S:1S p.m. Sunday;
prayer and praise - service
7:45 . p.m.: Bible
p.m. Children's church
Church Forms Needed
-.la the future all church
tteet are to be written en ape
clal blanks which are bow avail
able at the church editor's desk.
Tuesday,
7:43
study Friday.
Saturdays p.m.
FREE METHODIST
Corner Market and Winter streets:
David L. Fenwickr. minister. Sunday
Accused o! having passed a forged check to a Salem grocer,
Garnet G. Thompson, who was returned to Salem late Thursday
in custody of Sheriff A. C. Burk from Seattle, waived prelim
inary hearing Friday in Salem justice court and; was bound over I school, :45 a.m. wiiiiam zimmerinan.
to the grand jury. In lieu Of $1000 ! YPMS and evening evangelistic Serv-
bail he was committed to the for posting notices of resale. . tocS?
county jail, i State of Oregon by Ormond R. I Highland Friends church, Dr. u. E.
Frank Kluck. aODearlng Deiore I n ,W!. tn t?. imfnl:nn. naming speajung.
Judge L. H. McMahan Friday on er vs c Anderson Truck ser
appeal from justice court, chang- J vjce; complaint to collect $785.18
ed his plea f x m innocent to alleged due as taxes, plus penal
guilty and was sentenced to pay I ties.
a $15 fine for reckless driving. carl B. Damaske and Virginia
Dismissal of the states case t Damaske vs. Claire M. Heoo-
against Hugh A. McClure, Sil-1 ner"and Vena M. HeDuner: com-
verton, this week was on motion plaint to foreclose on real estate
of the district attorney, records contract on which balance of
$335.34 is allegedly due.
W. C. Hawley estate by Ronald
C. Glover, executor, vs. Martha
A. Bellinger estate, by Grover C.
GRACE GOSPEL HAUL
WCTU at Ferry and South Commer
cial streets. Sundav school. :4S a.m.:
The Lord's Supper. 11 a.m.; gospel
meeting, 7:45 pan.
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
Corner of Hazel and Academy
streets. Sunday school; 10 a.m., worship,
11 am. vounc rjeoole s 7 djti.. service.
7 30 p.m.; prayer meeting Thursday.
7:30 pjn. Warren Hale, minister.
of the order filed with the county
clerk reveal. Evidence was said
to be similar to that which had
drawn an " innocent" verdict
from a jury earlier in the week,
and the request was made par
tially to save the costiof duplicat- mortgage for $1200, $324.99 in
ing the trial, it was indicated.
CIRCUIT COURT
Nancy Johnson vs. Eva Fish,
Rex Fish and 4 others; complaint
seeking foreclosure of mortgage,
following reformation of same to
make descriptions of real proper
ty more definite.
C. M. Johnson vs. Elmer Matt
son; order sustaining two of de
fendant's motions and denying
two and giving plaintiff 10 days
to file amended complaint
In matter of Joseph Hiller es
tate; Claim of Alice Hiller; order
extending administrator's time
Savings insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3V& at Salem Fed'
eral, 130 South Liberty. !
New Class Sponsored by the
Chemeketans, but open to the in
terested public, a Red Cross first
aid class for beginners is to open
at 7:30 Tuesday night in the San
tiam room of the Salem chamber
of commerce. Because of a scar
city of manuals, Red Cross first
aid instructors are suggesting to
would-be students that they bor
row the textbooks wherever they
are able.
January Clearance Sale. Howard
Corset Shop, 131 North High.
Autos Collide Driving a city
police car, Officer Charles Esplin
slid on slick pavement and bumped
into the rear of a car operated by
T. C. Peerenboom, 2640 Brooks
avenue, - when the latter vehicle
stopped at Belmont and Capitol theny vs. A. Garnero, Martin A.
streets Thursday night. Peters and Gertrude Peters; mo-
t inn c rn 1 1 irin tr Hpfpnrfant Car.
Petition Contlnued-A request orn tn t t4rth -a,-...,. Mn
from Henry Spies and others for mentioned were verbal or
a road m the Drift creek section writteilj name of surveyor and
was continued Friday at the reg- tirn h. ,rvc,v lanH .t fnrth
in defendants' answer.
Esther Ritchey vs. Edward
Tapks; order allowing one mo
tion to strike and two motions to
make more definite and certain
and denying seven motions to
strike.
JASON LEE METHODIST
' North Winter at Jefferson street. S
Raynor Smith, minister. Church school
8:45. Morning worship. 11 o'clock, when
the nastor will rjreach on "The Oisci-
B.ii!-.. j pane ot Lire, intermeaiaxe league,
e 1 1 i n g e r, administrator, and Hlh .n college leagues,
otners; complaint to ioreciose aisao. worship service, au m cnurcu
terest and taxes, and $150 attor
ney's fee.
Nan Lou (Pettyjohn) Thomp
son vs. Minnie B. Curry and oth
ers; complaint to quiet title to
real estate.
R. H. Coppock vs.. Walter H.
Wood; complaint to collect $450
allegedly due on promissory
note,, and $75 attorney's ' fee.
R. H. Conrioek vs. R. R. Case
and others; complaint to collect lhXiL1" SSSdle
will preach. Special music Worship,
7 :30 D.m. Three younK people's so
cieties. 6 :30 . p.m. Prayer meeting
Thursday, 730 p.m.
parlors.
.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL
' CONGREGATIONAL
19th and Ferry streets. Howard C
Stover, minister. Sunday school 10
a.m.. Mrs. Arthur Fish. SupL Morning
service 11 o'clock, sermon subject.
The Return to Discipline." Evening
service 7:30 o'clock, sermon subject.
"Changing Human Nature." Young
people, 6:30 p.m. Church night supper
Tnursaay, i p.m. en. wougias mcivajr,
speaxer.
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial at Myers streets.
Joseph KnotU. minister; Sunday
$126.20 allegedly due on note and
$50 attorney's fee.
Gayle R. Finley vs. Addison
Kepplinger, Isabel Schmidt and.
for filing bill of exceptions to Iria Peasley; once scheduled to
February 10. open Friday in justice court, set-
Lizzie SUfast vs. S. P. Mathe- Ued witnout triaL
ny; ordei 'on stipulation gives de- White River 0il company vs.
fendant to February 15 in which Faith T McIntyre administratrix,
tu uui Ui eALcpuuiu oiiu pci- nd othprs: order direct nr.
Give Address
Rer. Albert Edward Day, above,
pastor of the First Methodist
church, Pasadena, Calif., will be
among the prominent speakers
at the National Christian Mis
sion scheduled In Salem, Febru
ary 15 t 20.
feet his appeal.
S. P. Mathftiy and Robert Ma-
PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE
420 State street. 10 a.m.. Sunday
school; 11 a.m.. morning worship
hour: 6:30 pan., young peoples serv
ice; 730 p.m., evening evangelistic
service. Special cottage prayer serv
ices eacn nient during tne weex in
I various homes, meeting at the church
I Wednesday night. G. M. Eads, pastor.
PENTECOSTAL MISSION
315' North Commercial street. Sun
day services: Bible school S p.m.; de
votional. 3 pjn.: Tuesday, 7:30;
Thursday. 7 JO. Saturday. 7:30. J. C.
and Daisy Wilson, pastors.
ular road day meeting of Marion
county clerk because the county
surveyor had not had opportunity
to make the required survey, it
was said.
Turkey pickers report 10 a. m.
Saturday, Marion Creamery and
Majek Honored High ranking
among Oregon agents of the Eq
uitable Life Assurance society and
membership in one of the soci
ety's production clubs were earned
by Edward I. Majek of Salem dur
ing 1941, according to announce
ment issued Friday by T. Howard
ance of Floyd L. Utter, alleged
judgment debtor, for January 31
and an answer under oath as to
property.
George Johnston, by Paul John
ston, guardian ad litem, vs. South
ern Pacific company; answer ad
mits plaintiff sustained some in
jury while crawling through a
gate for which there was some P-m-. Mondayquarterly church coun-
hymn tunes. Boy Seouta-Ta Monday.
men s ciuo, 9 jo -luesoay. voir re
hearsal 1 30, Wednesday;
service i -jo, i nursoay.
SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITT .
Corner Madrona avenue and Liberty
road. 10 a.m.. Sunday school. Mrs.
Harvey Peterson. Supt. 11 a.m., mes
sage by Rev. J. M Franz, guest speak
er. 6:30 p.m.. Christian Endeavor. I
hospitalization and medical serv
ices but otherwise denies charges
of complaint
PROBATE COURT
Ethel Louise Muellhaupt and
Daniel W. Muellhaunt cuarriian-
Annie M. Penney and William sr,in- Pinner Tm.t mmnanv
A. Penney vs. E. M. Rutherford; guardian, reports receipts of
order overruling motion to stay $1139.86 and disbursement of
proceedings and allow defendant $951.12.
m aays 10 pieaa runner. Charles H. Casement estate:
uewge 1 ieuscner VS. rtOW- Virginia raiment mmoH admin
ara oiuooieiieia; oraer approv
mg accounting of receiver and
istratrix; Earle M. Daue, John
Groyer, Oregon agency manager. I JLJl" XxHl'l'lSOll
Names Topic
For Sunday
A. Steelhammer and Lydia Grant Epiphany party, election of
... . . . ... I men. refreshments in the
appuiiiicu appraisers 01 csiaie wiui
tor.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
16th and A streets. Salem, Rev. H. W.
Gross, pastor. Sunday school, 9. Serv
ices at 10 a.m. Lutheran radio hour
Sunday, 1 p. m. Dr. Walter A. Maier,
speaker.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeketa streets. Rev.
George H. Swift, pastor. Sunday school
8:43 a.m., KODen it. uoaraman, aupi
Morning service, 730 o'clock, holy
communion in the chapel; 11 o'clock
oraver service: special music, sermon
Evening service S o'clock) Annual ad
dress on year's activities by rector.
Following service, annual meeting,
vesxry-
parish
house.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Corner Marion and Summer- streets,
Rev. Paul P. Petticord. minister. Ex.
nest Friesen. minister of music. Sun
day school. 9:43 ajn Wilson Launer.
Supt. Morning worsnip, 11 ociock.
sermon. "The Way to Heaven." Youth
groups, 6:30 p.m. Sunday evangelistic
service 7:30 P.m.. Ernest Friesen lead
ing the music, offering three special
numbers in a trio, choir antnem and
a duet, sermon: Is Sin Inherited?
Bible study and prayer service
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
BETHANY EVANGELICAL AND
' REFORMED
Corner Caoitol and Marion streets.
Sunday school, 10, service- at 11. Guest
speaker.
CALVARY BAPTIST
South Liberty at East Miller: Ed
ward L. Allen, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m., classes for all ages; morning
service at 11 o ciock; sermon subject.
Riches of Glory. Evening service
AO o'clock, evangelistic. Sermon sub
ject. "Saving Faith." 6 -JO p.m Bap
tist young ; people; Wednesday, 7 30
p.m, mid-week prayer service.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
: ALLIANCE
Gaines street at Fifth. H. E. Snavelv.
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Wor
ship, 11 o'clock. Rev. Frances Lemire
from Wild Hose. NL), will bring morn
tog message. :30, young people's
service; 7 JO. evangelistic service, the
pastor will bring the message. Tues.
day missionary band, z p.m wednes
day. 7:30. annual business meeting and
eiecuon 01 oxneers.
- AMERICAN LUTHERAN i ;
North Church between Center and;
Chemeketa. Frank S. BeisteL DO. in
terim-pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 am.
Oscar Liuoani. upt- aaonuna;
11 a.m, sermon subject. 'Jesus Show
ins Himself to the World." Installation
of church officers. This service, broad,
cast from U to M o'clock. Luther
learue. :3o o.m Shirley Magnuson,
Pres. Church council Monday, p.m.
Ladies guild Wednesday, 2 P-m., wiui
Installation service. - J
" 1:" BETHEL BAPTIST- " :'
Korth Cottajre at I street. J. F. Ol-
thoff, DD, pastor. Bible school. 9 :4S
a.nv Arnold Frey. Supt. Worship, U
o'clock, sermon: "The Aloha and the
Omega.' Youth fellowship Hour, euw-T
Made or Man-Made." Prayer and praise
service Wednesday, '1:43. Choir prac
tice Thursday at a P-m. .
- - rmsT CHRISTIAN
Center and Hich streets. Guy L. Drill.
minister. Bible school. 9:30 a.nv, E. W.
Cooley, Supt. At 10:49 a.m. Is the:
communion and worship service with'
ttev. wiuiara Moiaer onnginc xne
message. Rev. Holder was former pas
tor 01 tne First christian cnurcn, ur-
ange, Calif., and is now director of:
church maintenance for the Christian
Churches jot America and has general:
supervision 01 home mission cruircnes,
amonwnich are the French-Arcadians:
in Louisiana, the Mexican churches,:
and those of the coke region In:
Pennsylvania. He is in Salem lnffcon
nection with the' nationwide emergen-'
cy million campaign of the Christian:
churches. At the morning worship hour:
the children's church meets under the
leadership of Mrs. Guy L. Drill. The
morning message is: "Choosing and
Making - Friends. Christian Endeavor:
convenes at 6:30 pjn. At 7 JO. evan-
Seiistic - service with cnurcn sponsor
ig opening service. Special musical
numbers by men and visiting groups.:
The pastor will speak - upon the
theme: "Gods Men for Godless Men."
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Chemeketa and North Winter streets,
Rev. W. Irvin Williams, minister. Don
Douris. director of religious educa
tion. Church school 9:43 ajn. J. J,
Fitzsimons, Supt. Church nursery,
Worship: 10:55 a.m.. sermon: "Sin."
Communion service, anthem: "Mr
Faith Looks Up to Thee." Solo: "Christ
Went Up Into the . Hills," sung by
Garland Holiowell. college and busi
ness young people. 5 :30 pjn.; high
school and mtermedUte CE, 8:30. ev
eninc service broadcast over KSLM
730, sermon: "Dr. Burris Jenkins,
Christian Church Liberal," the second
in the bioeraohical series. Mixed
quartet: "Come Unto Me" and "Once
to Every Man and Nation." Welsh;
Midweek
""1 :
' MAYESYttXTC FIRST BAPTIST
One mil north of city limits on
Portland highway. Bible school, 9:45
a.m.. with classes for aU ages. Dewey
Davis. Supt. BYPU 4:15 pjn.. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Broer, Jr ad visors. .
FOUR CORNERS FIRST BAPTIST
la the Auburn school. 9:43 a.m. Bi
ble school with classes for all ages.
Leon Lambert. Supt.
JjULOJUULL)
NO WOMAN DARE LOVE HIM!
1 1
Dates Announced Harry Willet,
director of the Salem Lions club
annual dog show since its start,
tentative valuation of $2800.'
William Werner estate; Order
admitting will to probate and
naming Ernest Werner, sr., admin
istrator with will annexed.
Miriam Jane Dixon guardian
ship; report of Jean Adams, guar
dian, approved.
George B. Dart estate; Walter
day morning Dr. J. C. Harrison 5' Lampkm named administrator ness association at Highland Friends
will preach the second sermon in s 0,000 real property ' JJ, W.
th January r,. An Qm I Ronald C. Glover. Bessie M. Elof-I 5 m
charges brought against him in motor were stolen from his place G t certainUes," the subject I son ant Ruhy W. Emery appoint-1 CHUR75-0r christ
Woodburn Justice court were paid on Salem route four, George M. for gimdaV Z in Kin 2?S ed appraisers. . Mentis? CHKI"
thrniirh the sheriffs office here I Sehuett told citv nolice Friday. I . -.1 Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
:r a; .H ' ' " n-mty ox cuuering ana iis 1 .-tT "7! .IT day whool. 11 a.m.. services, 11 a.m..
J 1 - n I ueeDer and Lasting Benefits " uuisionn, jr., guaraiaiisinp, vy uua 1 and 7 :30 p.m. Lessorr sermon. "Sacra
the pound fee, Poundmaster Rus- has announced the show this year
sell Maw : said Friday. Maw can I will be held February 28 to
be reached at the city police sta- March 1.
I ... . . . , M.I A
rvasning nucnine oioicn j
Fine raid Fines dr 1 10 and gasoline washing machine and a
H.2Q costs on each of two traffic I one-quarter horsepower electric
At First Methodist church Sun-
.. SOUTH. SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington
street. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sun
dav school 10 a.m.. meetine for wor
ship 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor. 6:43
pjn. Evening service at 1:30. Prayer
meeting Thursday, tm p.m.
WESLEY AN METHODIST
15th and MiU streets. Lowell L Gil
a-er. Dastor. Sunday school. 9:45. ser.
mon 11 a.m. Night service dismissed to
participate in union meeting of non
Suffering
Taxes Turned Over From Deepr nd Las"1 Benefits.
ir... i.mui An annii-lh iojn Mii cv,M a r I The Cathedral choir dire
cation bv Edwin J. Richards and Burk's tax collection office Fri- Dy "an Welvm will smg Py ver 10 -acoo m. uiuiuru, Chnstijn science. Free 4?ubiicre.a,ng
The Cathedral choir directed Cutsforth, guardian, authorized to VS! L23
Daisy BJ Richards of Gates for
a beer license has been approved
by the county court.
Rehearsal Canceled The Salem
all-school orchestra will not prac-
; tice. today, because Of the weather.
day turned over to County Treas-
Obituary
Bros. Lumber company over spec- Heavenly Vision."
ified roads has been granted.
room. 305 Masonic building, open daily
from 11 ajn. to 9 p.m. weanesaay
until 7:30.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Cottaee at Marion streets. Robert A
Hutchinson, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
soloist, singing "I Walked Today ship ;- annual report of William mon by minister. League ot outh 6:45
p.m., jwm rosier, soiuui.
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner Marion and Liberty treets
Rev. Irvine A. Fox. DD. minister. Bi.
ble school 9:45 a.m.. with class for
"Thus Speaketh the Lord of I guardianship money for ward to
! TT a. -ft fi-1 t a A . M - a i iim ( MiiWAVianfMat DaiiVah Pii -
fi vat- V: T ni-iflamm- tl? 1 1 Af av.w wmumv4. . . .w a. i - '
which '$1773.52 was earmarked toe yo,lth fellowshiP chorus wiU forth store at Gervais which he
forthe Salem school district and t7 6 T 7, ' ?
iom tr. . e,i.m Margaret Livesay will, be the George Burgett, sr., guardian
Permita Granted Log I hauling Where Jesus Walked," by Char a, Neimeyer, guardian, shows re
permit for operation of three and Rev. Glenn Olds will preach ceipts of $1236.07 and disburse
trucks and three trailers by Lulay I the sermon on "True to the ments of $603.71.
JUSTICE COURT
Shelton
Mrs. Ruth E. Sanders Shelton,
late resident of 346 South 15th
street, at; a local hospital, Mon- county court
day. January 5.; Survived by
mother, Mrs. Mary Sanders, Sa
lem; daughter, Helen Shelton, Sa
lem; sisters, Mrs. C. C. Harrison,
Portland, and Mrs. C. Murray
May Baai Logs - a log-haui- Epiphany Party,
ing permit has been issued to . , ' ,
mg penrui nas Deen issueu w i
Carl M. Stevens by the Marion I A II nil a I lariSll
In Hospital In a Salem hospital
for medical treatment is Paul
Fehlen, Stayton. -
Henry A. Burnham; no vehicle I i Jred Broer. supt. Mprnirg
license; $1 and costs. Go? or Peter's Greatest Question." pas-
Arthur J. Farmer: no moter tor. Senior high school by and. tne
... ,. A. . I volunteers, s:is p.m. ire-prayer serv
vehicle license: $1 and COSts. ice. 7:30 n.m Fidelis class room. Ev
Jasmine G Hoffman wilfullv I ening gospel service. 7 JO p.m. "The
jasmme . noiiman, uiuny Mog lmportant , Decision in the
xaisuying aunemem to oduiiii a 1 world, pastor, rrayer meeung wea
benefit and navment thereof uri- lnaay 7:30 P-1"-
Set on Sunday
parish meeting and d" ProvioMt of unemployment englewood cnited
ty of St. Paul's ""L 14 Wf f Oregon; 17th .nd nS1.?,
The annual
epiphany party
BRETHREN
avenue. Rev. C
Keefer, Connecticut. Due to wea- c . . c
MvnHitinm win I Second m sermon
Series Announced
ther conditions services will be
announced later by Clough-Bar
rick. . . ,i ' , i
Giving the second in his "world
series" sermons Sunday night, Dr.
1 v. u ..ni v- v.u trial set for Tuesday, January 13; o. Goodman, minister. 9:45 .m.. Sun
uiuiu. wu ire new . . - . U hnol 11 a m., momin worshio.
Sunday afternoon, commencing -S. . 4 " sermon. -The Shepherd Psalm." 6 A)
,:u i il. inAAsuAus, Liivii3ii i n.m.. unrirtian uiaeavor. iv o.oi
f" evr" wriw m "x Thnrnr. Wo ,n! fciM- Service, address by William HameL
cnurcn at 3 p. m. "'T .' J ""K. I principal of SUvton grade school.
At the servic th rArtor w;u Portland, and Esther Lancies,
In A : I CHURCH Or liUV
make a brief report of his work I ' : I 940 South 22nd street. Rev. Cleo
1 - L j r .
icviui ml wic paiuai uuiuuj . . . " Tn5rf,i if. -venlni vanl
ine past year. All will assemble V", . r , " istic service at 7J0. Friday, young
in the Parish house after the ser- I seven, violation 01 oasic ruie, unea 1 people's meeung n pjn. weanes-
vice for reports of organizations, 2-50 v-25 suspended.
election : of vestrymen, and a so-
Bentler
t. iii 07nerlav Januarv I Irvins? A. Fox of the First Ban
7 Walter G. Beutler, aged 58 tist church sets for the scriptural in Parish house after the ser
years. . Late resident of Pratum. I conclusion to his title, "The Most
idUSDanu ' O sua Jb. xxuuer sua I uufui wut unuuni iu nvnu.
hrnthw a! Otto T. and Frank The public is Invited.
MUNICIPAL COTJKT
Watts, pastot. Sunday school. 9:43 a.m
day. 7:30 pjn.. prayer meeting.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAT SAINTS
466 Cottaee street. Sundav school.
10 a.m.. sacrament meeting. 6:30 p.m.
Relief society 2 p.m. Tuesday mutual
improvement at zo p.m. Tuesday.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC)
State and 18th streets. F. H. Thauer.
bo, pastor. Sunday school. 19 a.m
Otto Gronke, Supt Divine services,
11 a.m.. with sermon on "The Steps -to
True cnscipleship." Dorcas societv,
Wednesday. 2 pjn. Postponed Congre
gational business meeting, beginning
witn cooperative supper, Wednesday,
6:30 pjn. Choir, Thursday, 7:45 pjn.
uonurmauon ciass Saturday. 9 a.m,
FIRST METHODIST
corner State and Church streets
Dr. J. C. Harrison, minister; Ruth
cramer, director of Christian educa
tion. Church school. 9:45 a.m.. nur
sery, 11. Morning worship, 10:50 with
nr. Harrison having for hia sermon
topic, "rhe Certainty of Suffering and
Its Deeper and Lasting Benefits. The
Cathedral choir under the direction
of Dean Melvin Geist will sing Thus
speasesx xnm Lora or Hosts" (Stamer)
Youth fellowships and umversitv ves.
pers o:ju. evening worsnip, 7:45 with
Rev. Glenn Olds preaching on "Trua
to the Heavenly Vision." The youth
fellowship choir will sing "God of Our
earners.
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Matinees Eveninxs
Beutler of Praturn A. F,' Beutler
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Call Board
neia mi w ut - tUINOU I the remilar Sundav services.
Rigdon company Sunday, Janu- J Today-Mickey Roohey, Judy Garland jtne regular &urmay services.
smqI Inmir in mtiioVl fMctiman I FIRST SPIRTTUAOST
... . . , ... I Meets at 248 North Commercial
including the epiphany cake Will I street. Service 230 and 730 p m. Af-
be served. ' " iternoon speaker, : iiev.. Mary oossar,
ah .;i; j 1 I trance lecturer; nignt speaiwr: juntn
All families and interested H. scott Eugene. Mrs. Scott will hold
friends of the narish are invited, la circle Monday night at 1420 North
TV,;. eJ .t K ! o; "treet Everyone welcome. No host
will officiate. Concluding services
in Pratum cemetery. . -
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"Wolf Man." Bin Boya ui ; iwiugni
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church is sponsoring a dinner to
Hedlaad
- Alfred! Hedland, 41, formerly
of 1003 Highland avenue, at a lo-
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RlSten, SOTS, mocua
Warren, Mrs. Hulda Newman of
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Tacoma, Saturday Midnight-Erroi riynn. Fd new suits andthe entrance fee
into the church league. Local
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
"Men of the
Timherlandl
John Howard
. Brod
Crawford in
Tight Shoes."
Tacoma and Mrs. Alma Hedland
of Portland; brother, Rudolph
Hedland i of Oakland. ' Services
will be held Sunday, Jan. 11, at
2 pjn. from First Baptist church
at warren, Ore, Terwuiiger-ta
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Ralph Fredcnberg, late resi
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his office, 312 Oregon building.
Survivors, include iwife,". Mrs. Vi
vian ' Fredenberg, f Salem; chil
dren. Harper, Virginia and Wil
liam,, all of Wisconsin; and two
brothers,; Herman and Dave of
Wisconsin. -Funeral announce
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