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PAGE SEC to : USO Dinner ue'sts ' The First Baptist church and the Salem Rebekah lodge re sponded to a call from the Hos tess league's home hospitality committee to feed 40 members of the soldiers' band which is participating in the victory bond drive. " . The church group entertained the soldiers at "dinner in the First Baptist church on Friday night, with the cooperation of the USO. The meal was served at 5:45 o'clock. Mrs. A. W. Smither was in charge. 1 . The Salem Rebekah lodge will be host to the musicians-soldiers tonight in ; Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Myrtle Walker, noble grand, is in charge of arrange ments for the lodge. Rev. Dudley Strain and- s group from the First Christian "church Jnvited 23 soldiers to an 8 o'clock supper ' and swim on Friday, night' Also ' on Friday night was a picnic supper and . swim at dinger field, with the young people's group of the First v Methodist church as hosts. Party Given For Boy Courtney Kurtz celebrated his sixth birthday on Thursday at . A : party given by his mother, Mrs. Howard Kurtz. The affair ' " included a picnic supper in the garden and games played during the evening. Present were John Clayton, ' Pamela Clayton, John and Chris Woods, Dickie : Oglesby, Allan Fulmer, Diana Eoff, Marian Croisan, George Croisan and Stephanie Kurty. Also present were the honor guest's great ; grandmother, Mrs. Gus Man '" kertz " of Portland, his grand .. mother, Mrs. Fred Kurtz and , Mrs. Percy Kelly. J ' One of the recently arrived army wives is Mrs. Edwin J. Harrington, a niece of Mrs. i Douglas McKay. Wiih Captain Harrington, stationed at Camp Adair, and her two small sons, Mrs. Harrington came from her . home in Oklahoma and has tak ' f; en the Charles Sherman house en D street The McKays invited the newcomers to dinner on Thursday. Pattern N t Three cheers for the shirtfrock first choice of all smart worn '. .en! This Anne Adams design, i. Pattern 4123, has the new soft i; - r look in its wide-pointed col ; lar and single-buttoned bodice. ? The waistband and' front skirt ,'. - panel give nice lines. r ; - Pattern 4123 is available in ' '' misses' and women's sizes 14, 16, : 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and , 42. . Size 16 takes 4 yards 33 inch. Send IS cents for this Ann ' Adama pattern. Write pis inly . size, - name, address and. style number Be smartly patriotic with our Summer Pattern Book. Here r fabric-saving. ditinctlv styles for every occasion; every age. And each design is easy enough for beginners. Send 10 cents for your copy I Send your orde to The Oregon Statesman. Pattern Department, Salem, Oregon, Respond f I. J'." ; - SOCIETY mm- CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY ' American Legion auxiliary ..,' p. m. Legion home., ' U5.W. Veteran Hal Hibbard ; auxiliary, P- rn. Business and ' social meeting. TTJESDAV '" Salem Central WCTU Tuesday at p. m. WCTU hall. Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary, with Mr. and Mrs. Eu- -gene Prescott. covered dish din ner and social hour, 6:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Presbyterian Missionary society, with Mrs C. E. Siegmund, 1 p. m., covered dish pienx. Engagement Revealed Is Mr. and Mrs. Gale E. Fouts of Silverton, formerly of Salem, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Naomi Fouts, to Mr. Peter C Wolfswin kel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wolf-' s wink el of Longview. The wed ding will be at the Seventh Day; Adventist church on August 30 " at 8 o'clock. Elder N. Christian ' Erntson will officiate. A reception is being' planned ' for after the ceremony, and will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard .Lee Hutchins on Hazel avenue.' Eteri class F i r f t Baptist church entertained with a rav- ioli dinner Friday night' After a short business meeting the group was entertained with a circus program. Devotions were led by Mrs. Earle L. Baker. Committee in charge was Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Clement and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McClellan. Dinner Fetes Hammonds Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Gouley and Miss Kaye Gouley were hosts at a dinner party on Thursday night for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hammond. Mr. Hammond is leaving soon for duty with the army air corps. Present at the dinner were Mrs;? O. C. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hammond, Miss Mary Ellen Hammond, Mrs. Joe Cron inv Mr. and Mrs. Gouley and Miss Gouley. Radio Programs (Continued from Page 4 K8LM SUNDAY 1390 Ke. 8:00 Lang worth Male Trio. 8:30 Gospel Broadcast. 9:00 Elian Breeskin's Orchestra. 9:1S News Briefs. 9:20 Popular Salute. 10:00 World In Review. 10:13 Moonbeam Trio. 10 JO Tunes of Tomorrow. 110 American Lutheran Church. 12:00 Langworth Choristers. 12 JO War Commentary. 12:44 The Argentines. 1: 00 Young People's Church 1:30 Romanoff's String Ensemble. 2:0O Isle of Paradise. 2:15 Church of Christ 2:30 Songs. Herb leffries. 2:45 Moody Bible Institute. 3:00 KBS Sunday Symphony. 3:30 Boys Town. - 4:00 Hit Tunes. . 4:30 Mahlon Merrick Ensemble. S:00 OM Fashioned Revival. DO Tonight's Headlines. :15 Anita Boyer St Tomboy erst :30 Langworth Gypsy Orchestra. t.-Off Popular Music. 7 JO Langworth Novelty Group. 7:45 Madison Singers. ' DO First Presbyterian Church. :30 L vitow Salon Orchestra. 8:45 Bible Quiz DO News. 9:15 Organaiities. 9:30 Back Homo Hour. 10 DO News. 10 US Dream Time." KALE MBS SUNDAY 1331 Be. 8 DO Reviewing Stand. 8:30 central Church of Christ. 8:45 Voice of the Field. ,9 DO Detroit Bible Class. 9:30 Music for Sunday. 10 DO News. . 10:15 Romance of the Hi-Ways. 10:30-Voice of the Field. 11 DO Pilgrim Hour. . - 12 JO News. 12:45 TBA. 1 DO Baseball ' Roundup. 1 D5 Hancock Ensemble. 1:30 Young People's Church of Air 2 DO Swedish Baptist Temple. 2 JO Portland Bible Classes 3 DO Wythe Wtllians. Commentator 3 :U Overseas News Report. 3 30 Nobody's Children. . . DO-News. 4:15 Johnny Richards Orchestra. 4:30 Stars and Stripes in Britain, S DO American Forum ox the Air. 5:45 Around the Clock DO Old Fashioned Revival Hour 7 DO John B. Hughes. ; 7:15-Wings Over West Coast 7:30 This Is Our Enemy. . 8 DO Hinsoo Memorial Church. 9 DO News. 9:45 Sunday Serenade. 10 DO Henry King Orchestra. 10 JO News. 10:45 Cab Calloway Orchestra. 11. DO Bob Crosby Orchestra. . 11:15 Henry Busse Orchestra. 1130 Jan Savttt Orchestra. . KEX NBC SUNDAY lit K. . 8 DO News Summary . . SDS Horace Heidt Review. DO The Quiet Hour. 9:30 Radio City Music HalL -18:30 Floyd Wright Organ. 105 Speaking of Glamour. -11 DO Blue Theatre Players. 11 JO Show of Yesterday and Today i a w itoy forcer. news. - . 12:15 Chautauqua Concerts. 1 DO National Vespers. 1 JO Army-Navy Games. 5 DO Hollywood Theatre. ' 2:30 A Man and His Music, r 3 DO Sweet and Low. : 3:30 SUrs of foday. 4 DO Passing the Buck. 4 JO Inevitable Mr. Sand. '-' ; 5D0 riisabeth RujmI. Singer, ' 5:15 Gibbs and Finney. 50 Song Shop Romance. 5:45 Drew Pearson. DO Remember. I 6 JO Inner Sanctum Mysteries. 7 DO Good Will Hour. IDO Earl Godwin. News. , 8:15 Jimmie Tidier. 8:30 Quia Kids e-oa GnndDianv and His Pals. 9:30 News Heaalines and Hi(Jhlihts 1:45 Edgewater Hotel Orchestra, "Visitor- Here Honored . at Party t. ; , Mrs. Dean "C Poindexter. ,of .. The Dalles was the honor guest Thursday night at a party given by Miss Florence Berndt .and , Mrs. Clark Will at the home of the latter on South Liberty . street' The guests" were mem bers of the Wesleyan Service Guild of Leslie . church. Mrs. "Poindexter organized the Serv ice Guild while she and. Rev. Poindexter were connected with IesHe church.... r ,'."' v ' Gathering to greet- Mrs:. Poin- d e xte r ? werer, Mrs. Margaret ; Grewell, Mrs.- Dot Stewart, Mrs. ; ; Bessie DeFrance, Mrs, Lilly Hall, Mrs." Margaret Owen, Mrs Myr? : tie Noonchester,. Miss Helen . In - gery, Miss Lavern Proctor, Miss .Clara Miller, Miss ."Vesta aMulll.' : gan, Mrs. ; Lois OhmarV' Miss Berndt and Mrs. WilLv , : ' - ' . . .. ' ' . - - . - . . T -Birthday Party. .. ; For Daughter. . . Roberta Paulus, daughter of , Mrs. Juanita Paulus, was hon ored on her 16th birthday Thurs , day. The P. . J. Hibler home was : the scene of the garden luncheon and party. . 1 ' Present were: The Misses Ma . bel Fox, Jeanne, DeMytt, . Cor inne Wade, Jeanne Busick, Mari i lyn Hjort Nita ." Jean", Jarmari, Nancy Wallace Rosemary Geis- . er,v Geraldine -hmokcai',Patsy : . Viesko,' Sarah Ahn Ohling, Jean ' and Janice Myers, Pearl and Ethel .Denike, -: Margaret . Jane Emmons and Roberta Paulus. - - ' - Baptists Hear ; Of Mexico ..-v. . . Mexico was the theme,of study ' by the Women's Missionary so ciety of the First Baptist church -on Thursday afternoon. ,; An exhibit of Mexican hand work and curios had been pre pared by the leaders, Mrs. Leon Lambert and Mrs. J. F. Correll, . who 1 presented an interesting . program on Christian work in Mexico. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. L. D. Wyatt The recent state meeting of women was re . ported by Mesdames I. A. Her- bert Floyd White and C. H. Mc Cullough. Hostess were Mrs. L. G. Prescott and Mrs. Harry StilwelL Mrs. R. C. Davis and Miss Welma Davis were registered this week at the Barbizon Plaza hotel in New York City. . Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kern have returned from a stay of several days at Medford. 9:55 News. 10:00 VaUey of the Shadow. 10:15 Music Graphs. 10:30 The Quiet Hour. 11 DO Melodies for Uncle Sam. 11 JO War News Roundup. KOIN CBS SUNDAY 7 He. 8:00 News of the World. 8:13 Andrew Tietjen. :45 Gypsy Caravan. 7:00 Church of the Atr. 7 JO Wings Over Jordan. 8 DO Jackson Wheeler. 8D5 West Coast Church. 8:30 Invitation to Learning. DO News i . . 9:15 Woman Power. 9 JO Salt Lake Tabernacle M 10:00 Church of the Air. 10:30-Melody Time. 10:35 Bobby Tucker and Voices. 11 DO Church of the Air. - 11 JO St. Louis Municipal Opera. 11:55 Melody Time. II :00 Columbia Symphony. I JO The Pause That Refreshes. -2:00 The Family Hour 2:45 William Shirer, News. "V ' 3 DO Edward R. Murrow v 3:15 Dear John. - f 3:30 Sgt. Gene Autry. ' " 4 DO CBS 4:15 Time Out for Laughs. 4J0 News 4:45 William Wallace.' 9.00 World News Tonight. 5:30 Ellison White RecitaL 9:49 Knox Manning. News. ' 5:55 Eric Severeid. DO Mischa the Magnificent. JO Star Theatre. 7 DO Take It or Leave It. 7:30 They Live Forever. 8 DO Crime Doctor. 8 .-25 Dick- Joy. News. 8 JO Baker Theatre Players 9 :00 William Winter. News. 9:15 SUn Kenton. JO Leon F Drews 10 DO Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women. 10-20 Air-Flo of the Air. 10:30 Dance Band. 105 US Marine Corps. 11 DO Manny Strand Orchesra. 11:30 Prelude to Midnight. ll.-5-News. Midnight to I DO a. nv- Music ft News EGW NBC SONDAY 29 Ke. 4 DO Dawn Patrol. 5:30 Wai News Roundup. 00 Sunrise Serenade. .00 The Church in your Home. 8:30 News. - 8:45 Commando Mary. DO Sunday Down South. NBC. JO Emma Otero. Singer, NBC. W0 People. Robert St John, NBC 10:15 Silver Strings. 10-30 Modern Music. NBC II DO Stars et Today. 11 JO Chicago Round Table, NBC 12 DO Music for Neighbors. 12:15 Upton dose. Commentator. 12:30 The Army Hour, NBC 1 JO We Believe. , 2 DO Dear Adolf. 9:15 Music of the Americas. 2 JO Home Tires. 2:45 Symphony of Melody. 3 DO Music for You. - - 3 JO Victory Parade. 4 DO How Do You Do lt 4:15 News. 4:30 Band Wagon, NBC." 8 DO Star Spangled Vaudeville. I JO One Man's Family. NBC DO Manhattan Merrr-Go-Round. JO American Album . Familiar Musk-, NBC 7:00 Hour of Charm. NBC. 7 JO Walter Winehell. NBC 7:45 The Parker Family, NBC DO John R. Fasson. 8:15 Story Behind the Headlines. . 8 JO Remarkable Miss Tuttlc. DO Musical Interlude. 9D5 Orchestra Solo. . 9 JO Log Cabin Farms Orchestra. 95 Musical Interlude. 10 DO News Flashes. 10:15 Betty Martin Singer. 10 JO Smtlin Irish Eyes. 10.-45 When Evening Comes. 11 DO St Francis totel Orchestra. 11 JO War News Roundup. 12-1 ftV m. Swing Shift TU OSEGOH STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. August 15. 1942 - ; ' ' , , ' Today!s Menu . Menus for the weekend will include a fancy spinach dish and baked veal. 1 TODAY . Peach and hut salad Sliced boiled ham . ' Potato chips Zucchini with tomatoes -Aunt Susie's apple dessert SUNDAY Sliced cucumbers with . Vinegar dressing Baked veal steaks , New potatoes Corn on the cob Fresh plum'ice cream : MONDAY ' Large raw vegetable salad .bowl Quick spinach and egg casserole Buttered noodles T - Vatermelon ' : QUICK SPINACH AND j EGO CASSEROLETTE " e 1 'poundi.W.spinaciiy'':!, cup mayonnaise . V ' Va teaspoon "salt ' Dash pepper1 " " ; : , cup water v .. ".: 3 hot hard - co oked eggs,' ; sliced - . 6 slices, cooked bacon, crum ; bled. ' 1 - - " : ; Cook spinach only until tender. Drain, chop coarsely,, salt light ly. Place in a shallow serving dish or casserole, keep not. Fut the mayonnaise, salt and pepper in top of double boiler. Gradual ly add the cup water, stirring after each addition until smooth. Cook over' boiling water about five minutes, stirring constantly ; Arrange" eggs on spinach, ".cover with sauee, Sprinkle wth bacon. o . OCX IC.ft UH. j. ff AUNT SUSIE'S ' APPLE DESSERT S .pups sliced apples cup maplf syrup tablespoons flour: Vi teaspoon cinnamon . . . teaspoon nutmeg teaspoon, salt ;. . " . ' 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 3 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon cream . 1 tablespoon dark brown su gar Rich pie crust - Mix apples, sugar, flour, spi ces, salt and rind. Pour into pie pan, lined with crust Add but ter to apples and cover with more crust. Bake 20 minutes in moderate oven. Draw the pie to the edge of the oven and lightly brush the top crust with cream and brown sugar mixed. Return to oven and bake 30 minutes in moderate oven. Serve warm or cold. Daughters Have: Picnic Supper ; The daughters unit of the VFW auxiliary met at Olinger field for an afternoon swim and cov ered dish supper Thursday. Guests were Miss Virginia Be all, Mrs. James Beall, Miss Joan Hoerth, Miss E 1 v e r a Pur cell, Mrs. Charles Norton, Miss Loris Harlan, Mrs. Ralph Harlan, Miss Cornelia Strayer, Mrs. A r w i n Strayer, Miss Barbara Cady, Miss Marilyn Hart, Miss Opal . ine Lee, Miss Joyce Folsom, Miss Rosemary Shattuck and Bobbie Strayer. Shower for New Bride Mrs. Eben Stevens, the former Juanita Hinkle, was honored at : a linen shower" by Miss Dorothy Hernschback at the Grover Hin kle'home. " Guests were: Miss Wilda Dere berry, Miss Ruth " Sidebbttom, Mrs. Maud Kime, ' Mrs.' Ruth Beier, Mrs. EI don . Berry, --Mrs- Gary Austin, Mr. and Mrs. H E. "Hedin and ' Mr.:- and Mrs. Grover Hinkle. ' , . TURNER Mrs. F. C. Gan ning and: Mrs.; William Spiers were hostesses Friday afternoon at the Gunning home for the Methodist WSCS program and silver tea. Mrs., J. J. Traschel, missionary., to China, was the guest speaker, . displaying cos tumes and curios' to illustrate her talki Mrs. Traschel's . hus band is now interned by the Japanese in China. . Devotions were in charge of .Mrs. VL B. Madden, missionary to Japan for 45 years. Guests at the tea hour incladed Mrs. Traschel and '.two small daugh ters, Mrs.: Mary Cammack ; of Rosedale, Mrs. Esther Rand of Seattle, Mrs. ; Homer Haggard, Mrs. Anna Windom, Mrs. Lloyd Mudgett, Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Rev. and Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Hallie - Endicott, :- Mrs. M. A. Hill, Mrs. A.- E. Robertson, Mrs. J. O. Russell, Mrs. Stella Miller,' Mrs. Anna rarris. Mrs. C A. Bear, Mrs. M. B. Madden, Mrs. Earl Bear, Miss Miriam Grimes, Mrs. ' Spiers and Mrs. Gunning. WACONDA Miss Betty 111 letta, bride-elect v of Eugene Fields, was complimented with a. shower Sunday afternoon at the schoolhouse. - Mrs. Frank Thompson and " Miss Wvoms .Thompson were hostesses. About 35 attended. Miss Betty Miletto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Miletta. became the bride of - Eugene Fields on Thursday, August IS, at Vancouver. Mr. Fields is the son of Mrs, Clara Fields. He employed - at Camp Adair. The couple will make their home here. . Colorful Scarves Popular With Left, weet aaekalr scarf; top. rlgkt, rtek-svPateh scarf; ketow, paisley model This, year the. college girt will depend mor tkaa ever before, on scarves aet aaly as color aceeasories for sweaters and dreaaes, but as douMe-duty- accessories. . Three scarves frosa the campus collection by Glentex are shown above. Ice Mist is a new fabric and is used for the bulky looking scarf on the' left. It la a lacy weave of all-wool mohair, soft as silk and warm as fur. It may be worn about the neck or twisted into a stunning' turban. Top right ia Pick-a-Patch,-the collegiate interpretation of the patch craze. This model is asimulated patchwork print in bright colors,-with hand-knotted wool fringe,' A paisley scarf, below, is a necessity in any well-dressed co-ed's wardrobe. Enllly-Challis is a colorful rayon chaUls square, worn back on the head and tied snugly under the chin, thus preserving: the curls . . , but not disturbing the pompadour. . 1 y i - Church Services in Salem BETHEL. BAPTIST ' North Cottage and D streets. Kev, r. Olthoff. DD. Sunday school 8:54 m. Mornine service, 11. -00 o'clock. Rev. Frank Friesen of Portland will be guest speaker at both services. Eve ning service 7 -JO o'clock. CALVARY BAPTIST South Liberty at Miller street. Ed ward L. Allen, pastor. Sunday" school. 8:49 a. m. Morning aervrce ouuu. CrmAii iViict lnaniration for Ser vice." Dr. Arthur E. Harris, Philadel phia, guest speaser. xouin wuowmhii groups. 6:45 p. m. Evening service 8 o'clock. Sermon-subject, "The Barred Door." Dr. Harris, speaker. FIRST BAPTIST Comer of Marion and Liberty streets. ... tM.i.i A l'nv nn nactnr ' Kim. day school & . m. Morning service ll:0O-o ciocvsermon luujcvi, di viding .Savior." Evening service S o'clock. Sermon subject, "A Good Neighbor." High school BYPU, 6:45 p. m. Senior BYPU 1:00 p. m. Every body s prayer meeung, ou. FOUR CORNERS BRANCH OF FIRST BAPTIST . . In the Auburn school. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. haves vtllj: branchc of at HavMville schooL Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Dewey Davis, supt. COURT STREET CHRISTIAN c h. n n riuirt afreets. W. H. CdW..M. - w- --- Lyman, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. unminff. urvi 10:50 o'clock. Com munion service. Sermon subject, "Our Sufficiency, Christian uweavor, o'clock. Evening service 8:00 o'clock. Sermon subject, . 'Transformed by Power Divine." FIRST CHRISTIAN . ui.k itruit riudlev ten KCi mii ...... - Strain. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Ser mon subject, ."Giants and Grasshop- ..rvir. a b. tti Sermon iiihict. "When There Is no 'diddle Ground. . rmiara At r'SIRIST ' hall. L. L. rreeman, minister. ouj iOIWl w - " . , . twninc service. 6:30 o clock. Preacning at ia p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 8Ci?""- ei .ta Sun I14B II vas easav day school 11a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. 'Soul" Eve- ilnr service mniea ourmg uij August. " - - - MVRItnlTMVAL ' ' . . " J U Inhnt A. Hutchinson, minister. Worship service at 11 Theme: "The Ministry pi. ins- turbance. Dr. c &. uuver wui n hia exocriences v-w.. cil meeting. - KNIGHT MEMORIAL. CONGRE6 ATION AJ Mmeieenui itwj. ----- -- M. . c.,Mw wf in m. Stover, paaiwr. ' , i C, V V Morning service 11 o'clock. T. M. Lob- deU, guesi speaaer. . s ' BETHANYv EVANGELICAL AND - u.1 utarion. E. A. Kelsmeier. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning senr- ice 11 O CIOCBI. .oeraivu mJ".i Gospel or urace. .... . ? , . ST. FAtJL'S EPISCOPAL Church and ChemekeU street Retv, . A Wnn. , t.rv. George it. owui, mm. eU 11:00. Merngprayer andseon by th Hev. XiUWin . nu,u, . J i an of Grace z.piscopj, Commercial at Washington. Dillon W. a. i CiinHav sVnrWil ill a. m. miul syMia waist Momineservice 11 ' o'clock. Evening cervicc t 30 o'clock. Vesper service. . chinnlnf atrets. H. H ThornhUl. minister. Bible school. 10. Preaching 11 Subject, Special sermon by Chaplin Jackson of Camp Adair. Young people's meeting, 7 1J. Prrach Ing S-OcTBroadcart KSLM 1:15-1 JO by CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 460 N. Cottage street. Don Wan. bishop. Sunday school 10 a. m. Relief society and priesthood meeting, 1130 " .uln. f n m AwratstAW tirnitflW S43 W. Church St. Rev. M. A. Getx- endaner, DD. Sunday scnooi Morn ing service ll. Bnnm nuins cere Religion.'. :.., e"miev iiwnniM iLtd - aK itM.ii S TT Thr BD. Sunday scnooi 10 a. m. Morning service 11 e clock. Sermon subject "Sar- dis (jutwaruiy . wuv, mniiui Dead." y . j;. . . . . , ; ; . niuitmn mniNnKlTt Pratum. Daniel J.;Unruh. pastor. Sun uh,l Id m. m. Uorninf serv ice 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Standards or ww. no buij crni. People's R'treat at Turner for the aft ernoon prop-am, j:3 p. m. weanesuay, August 19, 8 p. m. We win have with us the maionariT, xwr. " - Paul Wenger oi inoia. to urrnnmiiT State and Church streets. Dr, 3. C ! 3 : , : .. . - s Harrison, pastor.' Sunday school.. 9:45 a. m. Morning service 11 o clock, ser mon subject, "When Life Is a Work of Art." 7.00 o'clock, youth fellowship Meeting. LESLIE METHODIST South Commercial at Myers. Joseph Knotts, minister. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship ll a. m. sermon theme, "Salvation. Take it or Leave it." Anthem, solo by Corydon Bloagett. Evening worship S p. m. Sermon theme. our Choice ana cnance. xoung people's meetings, 1 p. m. WESLEYAN METHODIST Fifteenth & Hill. Lowell I. Gilger, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morn ing service. 11 o'clock. WGPS. 7:15. Evening service 8 o'clock. ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Seventeenth and Nebraska avenue. The Rev. C. O. Goodman, pastor. Sun day school, 9:45 a. m. Morning service 11 o clock. Sermon subject, under standing Jesus: Add Virtue" Christian Endeavor, 7. -00 p. m. EveninKservice 8 o'clock. Sermon subject,TThe Au thority of Jesus." CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Fifth and Games street, C. H. Stem man. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morn ing service 11 o'clock. Visiting speaker. Rev. H. n. Muooeii or Aioany. sermon subiect. "Shall not God do Right' Eve ning service, 7:45 o'clock. Sermon sub- SALEM EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE. (Assembly ef God.) Ferrv and 13th streets. Eric M. jonn son, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning subject, "The Glorious Gospel of Christ." Evening service 7:45 o'clock. Evangelistic service oi trie wee. PIT .n KIM HOLINESS Uarkst fanitnl ll t Rev. Wm. L. McGlassoh. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon aiihlaft "What Does it Mean to Be Eternally Lost 3 o cioca. aiternoon at Hilcrest SchooL Evening service 7:45 o ClOCK. t FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Nineteenth and Breyman streets. Rev. T. W. Henderson ThB.. pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m., junior and senior 'departments. Morning service. 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Believ ers Equipment" Evening service, 7:45 o clock. Evangelistic and divine heal ing service. Sermon subject. "Count the Cost. Sunday: ae p. m, crusaders. Silverton Churches CALVARY LUTHERAN - - . Jersey street. O. C. ' Olson, -nastor. Sunday school 10 a, m. Morning service 11 o'clock! Sermon subject, "The Man wno pisappomtea uoo. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN - North Church street M.-J. K. Fuhr, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. lm numuel and Trinity churches hold Joint Sunday school song service this Sun day. Morning service ll o clock. Ser moo : subject "Obedience." Evening service 7 o'clock. Lutheran league at xriniry cnurcn. .. METHODIST " - - . . Flske and Main street! Trb. O. Leon ard Jones, pastor. Sunday school. 9:49 a. m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser mon subject. ' "Lights Trimmed for 1 Js Jv?.... ' ' iJ PfflESll!!! mm? : Early and lot oops . . . will atari picking about Augturt 17th. Good camp md accommodaflona . rurnlshad . . . w invito) pickers to Inspect out Yards bior rexjisterimgr to pick. , 10 mllea front , Salsim on South Elrtr Boad,'. : Per D. P. riccCilRTEn? Ci SOU aUm f TIaw sfiw Independence, VI College Girls Knopf Collection To Go to USC Dr. Carl Sumner Knopf, late president of Willamette " univers ity, will be honored by a mem orial of gifts recently presented to the library at the University of Southern California by Mrs. Knopf. Mrs. Knopf has also sent a portion of her husband's notes, as well as 86 clay tablets from his archaeological collection. Mrs. Knopf- plans to leave for Los Angeles soon to make her home. Her husband was formerly head of the department of reli gious education at the University of Southern California. Woodburn Churches FREE METHODIST Corner Young St Gatch street. Rev V. M. Abbott pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m Young people s hour at 7:15 p. m. Eve ning: evangelistic service 8 p. m. ST LURE'S CATHOLIC Rev. V. L Moffenbeier, pastor. Sun day masses at 0 o'clock, 8:30 and 10 (low mass). . church op con H. S. Fulton, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11. JEve ning worship at 7 JO. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Sunday at 11 a. rn. In church edifice 2nd and Garfield streets. - first Presbyterian Sabbath school 10 a. m. Morning wor ship at 11. Senior and intermediate endeavor meets at 1. union evening service at the Presbyterian church at 8. Dr. Fields will give the address. BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN Morning worship 10 a. m. Sabbath school at 10:4. ... wnnnntntN METHODIST - D. Lester Fields, minister. The mer ger service begins at io:jo a. m. com- nnninn nrvln at th VMTf bealnBinC The sermon theme. "The World's CLrmmtmmt Institution " . Smc ial mUEiC C41 the sound system. The evening union service is in trie rTesoytenan cnurcn Sermon theme., .from ana uh. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN Divine -worship at 11 a. m." KIDAROI LUTHERAN - No services Sunday. August 187 The Ladies Aid will meet August 19. Regular- church service on Sunday, August Z3, ax ll a, m. f Corn at Scio High SCIO Frank Fredrick reports field corn 11 feet tall at his acre age west of Scio. . : Ilnndrcd. Ortn, Box 217 - V Pastor Starts His Vacation Sermon Series Will Close Sunday; Plan Speakers . First : Methodist church j an nounces that its pastor,. Dr. J. C. Harrison," will preach the closing sermon in the summer series on Keeping Alive" on Sunday morn- ing, the subject being "When Life s a Work of Art" ' ' : 7 The' Harrisons wi begin s. ' three weeks - vacation Monday. ; .... The first week, will be spent tv- home. The second j week, 'August 24 to 31, they are to-be at .Mr. and" MrsVBMillardV cottage at Newport.' And they are .to be at home the first week in-" Sep tember in order ' to be : in Salem : and ' on hand when Dr. George Herbert Smith's family arrives on , - the Willamette, university campus. The speakers on the next three Sundays in First ' church will be arranged for ' and announced by the pastoral relations committee composed of the. following peo ple: Dr. M. C Findley,- chairman, W. C. Winslow,' Brown E. Sisson, Mrs.. George Lewis, ' Miss Grace Gilliam, H. H. Kleopping and Joe E. Wood. During" the vacation "of the choir the morning service will feature special 1 soloists. ' Sunday morning Mrs.. David, Cameron will sing -Beside ;Still Waters" fey Hamblen. ; ' Missionaries" Instructors TURNER -. Beginning Friday evening at the Turner Tabernacle grounds,' the young people's rr treat of the general conference of the Mennonite . church of North America convenes, to ( continue through Sunday evening, August IS. Comprised of the four churches of Oregon, about 100 young peo ple are expected to register for the two day retreat The conference theme for the second annual retreat, here is Christ foirthe Crisis Re. D. J. Unruh of Pratum is" dean and Miss Helen Thiessen of Dallas , is the registrar for the 1942 session. On the faculty of instructors are Rev. and Mrs. Paul Wenger, re turned missionaries from India, and Miss Etta Davis, missionary from China. , Rev. Homer Leisy of the Grace Mennonite church at Dallas .will have charge of the special song worship service on Sunday after noon at 2:45. The public is invited to the Sunday morning service and the afternoon song festival. Guests are asked to bring a basket lunch. The young people registered at the retreat will be provided for at the tabernacle restaurant on the grounds. The Ninety and Nine Boys camp of Oregon has just complet ed a successful week of study classes and recreation at Turner with " Governor Charles Sprague addressing them on the subject. "Missing the Mark." Over 200 boys were enrolled at the camp this year. Two more Ninety and Nine Men's camps for boys are scheduled for this month in Oregon, one in southern Ore gon at Fir Point on August tol6, and the other in eastern Oregon at Anthony lake, August 20 to 26. State Evangelist Willie White is serving as camp director for the three camps. Dr. Bain Speaker At Leslie (liircli ! Dr. V. D. Bain will be the speak er at the Saturday night program at Leslie Methodist church. His will be the third in the series. The program is held front 8 to t o'clock. The public is invited. Mrs. Virgil Burson will be the soloist. The children's vested choir tinder the direction of Louise Close will sing two numbers, "Oh Zion Haste and "Let the Lower lights Be Burning. Richard Hill will have a bugle solo in "Oh Zion Haste." . - j , '- New Recipe For Angel Food Cake; . 8 Eggs of Repentance . 1 Cup Sugar of God's Sweet Word (Not Rationed) : .; Vi Teaspoon of Faith f Va Teaspoon of Trust 1 ). 1 Tablespoon of , Sifted . Testimonies. -. 3 1 Teaspoon Prayer Flavoring After , removing the sin shells from the eggs, beat them until they show signs of repentance. Then add immediately the faith and trust after mixing? thoroughly, add the prayer flax voting. Continue to add the sifted testimonies until the batter becomes firm and solid: Bake in a moderate oven of life until the coming of the Lord. . Tea May 8eenr Aay- ef the - Above Xiitredieata The Foursquare Church ISth and Breyman Streets ; Rev T. W. Henderson,' ThB., . Pastor 4 SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8 "The . Fundamental Church With the Power of God Ac cording to Bible . Standards' r '. i " 4 '-it I : . i.i . ; 'i '
