Ths OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oregon, Saturday Morning, llamabct 7. 1942
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Five members of the Salem t
Young Business and Profession
al Women's club of 'the YWCA
will leave today," to attend ; the
annual ' weekend conference of
business ; and v Industrial : girls
from Oregon J and1 Washington,
to be held today and Sunday at
the Portland YWCA. ,.' .
. The "theme of the conference ,
!s "Victory Workshops In a De
mocracy at War".. Tonight, the
theme of the banquet, "Victory
Headlines', will- be emphacized
in skits given by girls attending
the - conference. Later a recre-
ational program will be given.
Following , Sunday morning
worship service in the chapel of
the YMCA, four - workshop
groups will be held. The first is
on the subject of j. occupational
trends, and will be led by Mrs.
Donald Fields, US employment
service staff member.
The second will be conducted
by Mrs. Frank Cole, president
of the board of the YWCA in
Portland. Her resource will be
Mrs. Lamar Tooze,) of the Ore
gon state consumer office of the
OPA. The third group will be
on club programs, ; led by Mrs.
Gertrude . Eakin, general secre
tary of the Portland YWCA and
Mrs. Verne Dusenberry of the
League of Women 1 Voters. The
fourth will be on a world com
munity, a discussion led by Mr.
Clare Johnson, executive staff
of the Portland YMCA, and Dr.
Richard Steiner, pastor of the
Unitarian church in Portland,
chairman of the USO council and
of the selective service board of
appeals, and Mr. Don Fessler, of
the northwest institute of ' ' in
ternational relations. A busi- .
ness session at noon, will close
the conference.
Attending from Salem will be
Mrs. Esther Little, igeneral sec
retary of the Salem YWCA,
Miss Melba Conrad, president
of the club. Miss Elda , Ridge
way, Miss Vera Wood, Miss El
len Van Aresdale and Miss Lilli
an McCall.
Miss Rinehart
Is Honored
Miss Gretchen Rinehart, bride
elect of J. Both well Avison, was
- honored at a crystal shower on
Monday night when Miss Mar
xian ' Bretz and Mrs. Kenneth.
" ' Anderspn entertained for her
pleasure at - the latter's home.
Guests were seated at small ta
bles, centered with pastel chrys-
anthemums and candles, for the
dessert supper.
Those bidden to the shower
were Miss Rinehart, Annetta
Schweizer, Doris Kruger, Helen
Tharalson, Gail Ferguson, June
Lockwood, Monica Rodakowski,
- Louise Purney, Margaret Jor-
gensen, Agnes . Drum mo n d,
Blanche Gibson, Jean Rich,
Esther Hagedorn, " Esther , Ko
nantz, Mildred Neuman and
Marguerite Shelley and Margar
et "Thompson of Portland, and
I the hostesses, Miss Bretz and
Mrs. Anderson. J ; '
Shower Given-
Newlyweds
Mr. and .Mrs. Le j Roy Kuper
' . . were hosts at Jkdinner given In.
honor of Mr.' and Mrs. Howard -Blankly
v Tuesday night. 1 Mrs.
.- Blankly! is the former Irene
Grief. Autumn flower decorated
the ropms.;4;'''': t P':Ml " rVf V-'-
, : After the dinner hour a sur-
prise kitchen shower was given
Mrs. Blankly. The evening was
' ' '-" spent infonnally Lunch r. was
served at a. lat hour. $ - w-- j
"' - Quests bidden were Mr. and
' l Mrsr Howard BlanHy, Mr. Linn
- . , Edmundson, I Misses Ruby . W est,
' EHerVRuby nd Evelyn Kearas,
'" -Mildred Beach,- Loraine Macklin
; r and Mr.- and -Mrs." Le Roy. Kuper.
:"' Party, -.Given, on ii
Birthday ; V v
Mrs. Robert J. Herrall wOL be
hostess today at' her home on
; West Washington . street,, to,.
, ; ' " group of neighborhood children
- Invited for a birthday party- The
- honored guest will i be Linda,
' - ' four-year-old daughter, of the
, Uerralls; - ; ji
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The cnuoren .pwy lamia,
and later k. will be y served re
" freshments in the diningroom,
. which will be decorated, In pink
-'arid white. '
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. - ridlcre rccry, as xaos moaer
do. Hub ti -r OP
OCIETY
MUSIC
TheDC!3E
CLUB CALENDAR
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" Enflewtwd Wemen'i dub, 2 p.
m. with Mrs. J. A. Wonder lick.
2383 State street. -
Navy Mothers, with Mrs. Net
- tie Roberta, 172 Belmont street.
p. m.
- Woman's Unitarian nalllance.
with Miss Gertrude Savage. 1362
Plaza street. 2:30 p. tn.
Dakota club, ne-host dinner,
WCTU hall. fd p. m. .
Eteri class. First- Baptist,
church. 7:30. Election.
" MONDAY
Royal - Neighbor nf America,
i Fraternal temple p. no.
Chapter AB of HLw. ..ih Mrs.
Morton E. Peck. 1552 Court
street. 7:45 p. m.
Chi Omega alumnae, with Mrs.
Paul Barden. 234 North 21st
.street,' 7 JO p. m.
TUESDAY
Missouri ladies auxiliary with
.Mrs. F. M. Hoyt. 753 North Win
ter street. ' tor a no-host lunch
eon. . Central WCTU. annual mem
bership tea. with Mrs. J. .J.,
Nunn. ST North lSth street. 2
to 4:3 a m.
AAUW: liters ture-B wltll Mrs.
Phillip Barrett. 1090 North Win
ter street. 1:15 dessert luncheon.
- Dorcas society of Christian
Lutheran ehurch, 2 p. m.
THURSDAY -
WSCS, rirst Methodist church,
all-day meeting and bazaar.
16 JO a. m.
Taylors
I Jl T"t T"l P-T
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Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Taylor
entertained on Thursday night
at a supper given for their son
and daughter-in-law. Staff Sgt.
and Mrs. William H. Taylor, who
are here from Pheonix, Arizona,
while Mr. Taylor is on a 10-day
furlough.
Seated at the dinner table
were Mr. and Mrs. K, H. Pick
ens, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Mills
and daughter, Kay Louise, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Billetter, Rev.
and Mrs. Edward L. Allen, Mrs.
Earl Bar ham, Barbara Jean
Taylor, the honor guests and the
hosts.
Mrs. Taylor decorated the
table with Thanksgiving turkeys
and used fall flowers in the guest
rooms.
Zonta Club at
Page Home
Members of the Salem Zonta
club, meeting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin K. Page on
Thursday night, made plans to
furnish a recreation room at
Camp Adair. The project will
be in charge of the public re
lations committee, headed by
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick and the
defense committee, of which
Miss Lillian McDonald is chair
man. Mrs. C. A Ratcliff, guest
speaked, discussed efforts al
ready under way to promote a
lasting peace following the pre
sent world war. Her talk opened
a series of programs that the
Zonta club will have on post
war peace theme.
Assisting Mrs. Page as host
esses were Mrs. Ocar Melgaard,
Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre and Mrs.
. Nellie Schwab. A birthday din
ner celebrating the 25th anni
versary of Zonta international
was served.
Drill Team Is
In Defense j
The Royal Neighbors drill
team held its last meeting for
this year, on Thursday night, at
the home of Mrs. Charles South,
on North Winter street. An
nouncement was made that the
group has presented the Wom
an's Ambulance Corps with a
completely fitted first aid kit.
. The team plans to postpone
meetings, until after the first- of
the year because members of the
group are . busy with -'defense
f work. Two members are in the
ambulance corps - and -one has :
.joined -the . WAACS,- ; t
850
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wm&tim
By using "DIM OUT SHEER" between' the window and the
source .-of light,, stores have effectively reduced the ""outward,
glare approximately 75 without impairing visibility, with- .
..out forfeiting the patronage of passersby. J.t : , ,';. . '
This transparent falack'-' fabric is a product of .'CW.ANES17
. and is highly recommended to aid. greatly in the problem of '
dim out. SEE IT ON SALE, AT
MILLER'S
Coeds Will
.Give: Dance
Tonight .
: . The j popular "Serenade in
Blue" has set the theme for jihe
, formal dance . tonight for, Lau
sanne hall women and their es
i corts. Sparkling 'star and great
t balloon clusters " will decorate
I the . hall' parlors for the annual
.1 winter'' format : i-i " ;f V ' i . ': ' ' 1
In general charge of arrange
. ments is Yvonne Mozee and as
i sis ting her as heads of commit
f tees are Doris Holmes, Alice Lib
f by, Bette-' Burkhard Ella: Rose
Mason, Reba Lehman and Mar-
tha Weaver. Serving on the
, committees are Jane Findley,
Jean Webb-Bowen, Miriam
Oakes, Leis Lewis, Helen Mor
ton, Cathryn Rohrs, Jean Van
Skike, Marjorie Penman, Bar
' bara'Diefendorf, Vicky Jones,
. Virginia Hobbs,-Jean Gibbons
and Joyce Swan., :-' j
Special' guests will be Dr. and
; Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, Dr. and
Mrs. R. I.' Lpvell, Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Lantz and Miss Lorena
': Jack. : -; -;-1
' Guests will be Mary Acheson,
: Paul Libby, Elaine Bergquist, Ed
ward Hughell, .Alice Libby, Paul
; Jaquith, Corrine Carpenter, Bill
: Cate, Mary Elizabeth Wire, Al
bert Clarke, Martha Weaver,
Paul Judd, Virginia, Hobbs, Har
ry Malchcr, Margie Sipes, George
j Swabb, Bernie Nelson, Bob Per
ry, Betty! Jean Tucker, Jess Wil-
son, Gloria Swanson, Rex HsCr
; dy, Marian Fisherr Royce Til-
lett, Kay Wilson, Jack Glasse,
Teddy Nelson, Jack,Wittliff, Jean
. Van Skike, Gil Lieser, Doris
Holmes, Jack- , Pomeroy, Mar
garet Pemberton, Bill Herrick,
Miriam Ferrin, Allan Ferrin,
Jean Fries, Dix Moser.
Others i are Thelma Lathrop,
Lloyd Griffiths, Betty Helsbey,
Gale Moore, Reeva Schmidt,
Pete Faminow, Harriett Monroe,
Dick Stacer, Hazel Hoffmaster,
Hal i Adams, Ella Rose Mason,
Rich Steeves,' Ednamae Hopfer,
Dale Gollihur, Marjie Noll,
George Constable, Shirlee Mor
gan, Vern Summers, Ethel Jean
Cain, Bill Hobbs, Helen Morton,
Brenner Luthi, Katherine Eb
erlyj Jim Glasse; Nadene Math
ews, Keith Markee, Marian Day,
Bob Baker, La Vonne Bain, Don
' Tasker, Virginia Irwin, John
Camp.
Concluding the last are Cath
ryn Rohrs, Jim Rath; Florence
Lee, Waily McCall; A r 1 e n e
Schwartz, Wayne Rose; Mar
garet Hoover, Chuck Morris;
Lois ' Lewis, Mel vin Crow; Jane
Tindley, Lawrence Wills; Joyce
Swan, Philip Orange; Pat Car
ter, Dean Barnhardt; Grace Han
nigan, Bill Cook; Connie Ander
son, Leo Baldwin; Marion Cake,
Francis Nye; Vicky Jones, Dick
Adams; Yvonne Kauffman, Gor
don Standley; Shirley Fairclo,
David Smithy Eloise Ransom,
Ward Miles; Marjorie Penman,
Eugene Slick; Vicki Jones, Dick
Adams.
Recorded Music
Offered at YW
A concert of recorded music,
consisting of tuneful numbers
from light operas, will be given
in the recreation room of the
YWGA on Sunday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock.
Robert Rawson will offer com
ments on each number. The pub
lic is cordially invited.
Victor LiKht opera company
Romberg
Gems from "The Student Prince
"Life is a Dream" from "The
Southerner . Straus
Lawrence Tibbett
Gems from ."The Love Sonc
4. ... Offenbach. & Kunneke
Victor Ltgnt opera company.
"One Dav When We Were Young"
: from "The Great Waltz" Straus
Milizia Korjus
Gems fronii "No. No. Nanette'
I L. . - Voumans
Victor Ligt opera company
1'You Will Remember Vienna" from
I "Viennese Nights ' Romberg
Richard CrooKs
Three Dances from "The Bartered
Bride" Smetana
Columbia Symphony orchestra
"Gvmv Love . Son-" from "The
i Fortune Teller" . . Herbert
. Eugene Cowles
: "Lost. Proscribed" from "Martha
v. ; : riotow
Mario Cham lee and
i . Richard - Bonelli
Gems from "Rose Marie" Friml
-f . .victor Lient- opera company --
Ah Still Suits Me" from
Shew Boat" i i .
Kern
. ?- t Paul -. Robeson
J Bririf A Love Song" from "Vien-"
Nights"
Romberg
Richard Crooks.
assisted, by Edna Keilecff
fWithout A Sonc" frem "Great
ipajr; . You mans
Lawrenc Tibbett . -
per yd.
MILLER'S TODAY.
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Service Flag
To Be Unveiled
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The pastor and members of the
Church - of the Nazarene, Center
Street at 13th, . are-' planning a
special - i program T for Sunday
morning at the 1100' o'clock hour,
in honor': of" the "men serving In
he ;U,'Sj:militarjr :servicek:M
Lt. -Clair ,-Yohe, thaplahi at
Camp Adair, - wiH be the " guest
speaker according to the pastor,
Dr. : Weaver W. Hess. :
The program provides for the
unveiling of service flag,' by
Mr. , Alfred Schroeder, who , has
two-' sens, Fred and Dick,' in , the
navy. The honor roll wlll .be tin
veiled by : . Mrs. Emma ' Friesen
whose son, Albert, is in the- army
and Delbert, in the navy.
Thirtyfive names are- on the
honor roll, represented by a star
on the Service Flag, -one gold star
is included on the service flag. In
memory of D, E. R W. Strong,
who was killed in" action at Dutch
Harbor, June 4. ' He was the son
of Mrs. ' Bessie Carter Moss, of
Salem,' but never lived here.
A. section will be reserved- for
the mothers - and wives of service
men. These women wfll be : or
ganized into, "an . active m group for
the purpose of intercessory prayer,
and to keep . in personal contact
with the! boys -of the local con
gregation "
Music will -be furnished by v the
church choir, special numbers in
cluding J.God . Bless Our Native
Land" and "God Bless America-"
The soloist is Miss Louise Wenger.
Service, men from nearby camps
and the parents Of service men of
the community are invited to at
tend. In j the evening Dr. Hess
will speak on "The Call Of The
Cross."- ! '
Silverton Churches
IMMANUEt
North Church. M. J. K. Tuhr. pastor.
Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service
11 o'clock. (Sermon subject. "For od
and Country."
TRINITY i
Second and B streets. M. J. K. Fuhr,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Evening
service 7:15 o'clock in charge of Luther
league. '
METHODIST
Main and Fisk streets. O. Leonard
Jones, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "The Art of Silent Prayer."
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Park and First streets. Russell Myers,
oastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn
ing service , 11 o'clock. Evangelist Ross
Evens Sermon subject. "The Man You
Are and the Man You. Ought to Be."
Eveninc service 7:30. sermen subject.
' The Challenge of Faith."
Today's Menu
We begin a meatless i..ain dish
on this weekend's "menus.
J TODAY
Lettuce-olive salad
Nut scrapple -Buttered
broccoli with cheese
top
Whipped potatoes
Apple cobbler with spice sauce
; SUNDAY
Persimmon salad
; Veal roast
Browned potatoes
Spinach with lemon sauce
Ice cream with
Orange marmalade tarts
: MONDAY
Vegetable stew with
veal stock
Hot bran muffins
Strawberry preserves
Prune whip with
Whipped cream-nut topping
NUT SCRAPPLE
To 2 cups hot cornmeal mush,
add xk aip or more of cut up
walnuts or filberts. Put into a
bread tin and when set, dip in
flour and fry in butter or other
fat. Serve with jelly.
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Church Services in Salem
BETHEL BAPTIST ! '
Nona Cottage and D streets, 3-.i T.
Olthoff. - DD. ; pastor. Sunday school
8:45 ajn. Morning serviee 11 O'clock.
Sermon -subject. "Men Often Highly
Esteem What Is an Abomination Unto
God. '- Eveninc service 9s30 - o'clock.
Sermon subject. "The. Most Expensive
Thing in the World. Youth Hour' at
'.-Prayer meeting Wednesday,: 9:45
CALVARY - BAPTIST
South Liberty at East Miller streets.
Edward L. - Allen. . pastor. . Sunday.
school 9:45 a.m.v Morning service: lU
o'clock. Mrs; Fred J. Tooze. Jr ruest
speaker. Sermon subject, "Let lhreef
long. Evening serve
o'clock. Sermon subject. "Marks i-ei
False Prof eaaion. ' - Midweek meeting
weoneaoajr. . : ; ; sr: i .!
FIRST BAPTIST -. : '.. T
Corner Marion 'and Libertv Streets.
Rev. Irving A. Fox, DD. pastor. Son
day school t:49 ajn. Morning serviee
II -o'clock.. Sermon subject. "Satan's
Subtle Schemes.. Cvwiing service 70
pjn. Sermon subject. - TThej' -Wise
Builder." Baptism- will bt' obserTedj, ,
IMMAKTEL BAPTIST vll
. Corner Hazel and .. Academy streets.
Warren C. Hale, pastor.' Sunday : school
10 ajn.- Morning service . II . e'cleck..
Sermon subject,- "The Law of i Fruit
fulness.' Eveninc service o'clock.
Midweek' service Wednesday at JI-30.
COURT STREET OniTUV'l i
. 17th and Court streets, W. H. Lyman,
pastor. Sunday school :45 an.
Morning service 19:50 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "A Successful Failure." Chris
tian Endeavor meetings. C -JO pjn.
Evening service TS0 o'clock. ! Meyer
Tan-Ditter of the Portland Hebrew
Mission will be guest speaker. Mid
week service -Thursday, 730 pin
FIRST CHRISTIAN f . T " I i
Center and High - streets. Dudley
Strain, minister., Bible school at t:45.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Drj C. T.
Swander, state secretary of Christian
churches in Oregon'-' will be t guest
speaker. Children church at the ill
o'clock hour. The area convention f
Christian youth -will meet at 8 pin.
with W. Harold Lyman, minister of the
Court Street church.- speaking. A.t
i .jo, liene jtohuumn, .Turner minister.
wiu be speaker.
Mr
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Cottaae and ShiDDlnsr streets.
H.-IR.
Thornhill, pastor.. Sunday school 10
ajn. Morning service 11 -o'clock. Young
people's meeting :45. Evening service
tjo o ClOCK.
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FIRST 'CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTISTS
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
day school 1 11 ajn. "Services 11 a.nu.
and p.m. Sermon subject, "Adam and
Fallen Man.
first rnKr.srntTiflV'.i. i
Cottase and Marion streets." Sunday
school ; 9:45 ajn.- Morning service
o'clock, : .
KNIGHT MEMORIAL,
CONGREGATIONAL
19th and Ferry streets. Howard C.
Stover, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject, "Our New Patriotism." Young
people at 7 pjn.
SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeketa streets,
Rev.
George Herbert Swift, rector. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Worship service, land
classes. Morning services: 7:30 or clock,
holy communion in the chapeli 110
o'clock, prayer service and sermon by
the rector. Evening tervice 7 o'clock.
BETHANY EVANGELICAL AND M
REFORMED Mi
Capitol and Marion streets. lE.i A.
Kielsmeier, pastor. Sunday school 110
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "God s Delight in 'His
People." '!)''
FIRST EVANGELICAL M
Summer and Marion streets. Rev. J.
Kenneth Wishart, pastor. Sunday
school 9:49 a.m. Sermon subject, "The
Call Is to Repentance. Youth groups
will meet at 6:30 p.m. Evening service
7 :30 o'clock. Rev. H. E. Bennett, j jr.,
of Portland, wijl preach. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at 7:30 pjn. i I
HIGHLAND FRIENDS ) j
HihUnd avenue at Church street.
Herman H. Macy. pastor. Sunday
school 10 a.m. Morning service; HI
o'clock. Junior and . Senior Christian
Endeavor meetings at 6:30 p.m. Ev
ening service 7:30 o'clock. Musics fey
Young People's choir. Prayer i meeting
Thursday, 7 :30 p.m. ,
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS . M
South Commercial - at Washington
street. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday
school 10 a.m. Morning service; ill
o'clock. Sermon subject. -"Christ's
Message to the Churches. Evening
service 6:30 o'clock.! Christian Ertdeav
ot and Vespers. Prayer meeting Thurs
day at i:jv pjn. t
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
343 N. Church street. M. A
Get
r.endaner. DD. pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Sermon ; subject. "The Deepest Ques
tion of All." Luther league 6:15, p.m.
Evening service 7:30. Sermon subject.
-The Night Scene in the Cave of Eh
gedi.
CHRIST LUTHERAN
State street at 18th. F. H. Theuer.
BD. pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Rev. i W.
R. Krax'berger. Canby, speaker. fc:S0
o m.. Chaplain Milton E.JJerg. speaker.
Friday, 8 p.m.. Illustrated lecture! by
Dr. WtllgiiTi Hieronymous, Columbus.
Ohio. Confirmation class Saturday, 9
ajn. .
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN Ml
16th and A streets. H. W. Gross,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning
service 11 o clock. .
I
FIRST METHODIST
Corner of Church and State streets.
da your skin.
bicndint. She can cater
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J. C. Harrison, paster. Sunday school
s:u ajn; aiormng fvrvtc iee o ciocx.
Sermon subject. The Church and
Demecracy are - Deathless." Evening
service 7.-45 o'clock in tha Carrier oar-
lor. Sermon subject. ."The Loyalty ot
FREE METHODIST ' '- '' ' "'-" -
Market and North Winter streets.' J.
a, Stewart., pastor. Sunday school 9:49
ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "Prevailing "Prayer." Ev
ening service 7:30 o'clock. Sermon sub
ject. "Where Art Thou?-
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JASON LEE METHODIST "''--'
norm winter at Jefferson streets, S
Raynor Smith, pastor. Sunday-school
-4S ajn. Morning service- 11 o'clock.
Sermon subject. "Radeemraa) JDaya lot
Adversity. Misa Shertee Morgan guest
soloist Sunday mornta. Evenine unr.
Nee T JO o'clock. Semen nubjeet. "Hex
rew. lain os iwrnsMt- ana prmia.
illustrated. -j. v v
LESUE METHODIST ;
South Commercial - Ur itrut
1 Joseph Kjibtts, pastor- Sunday wbooi
ima ajn, atornmg- servicer 11 o'clock.
Sermon subject, "Increased Fruits of
Righteousness." Evening service 730
o'clock. Sermon subject, "Getting. Our
Desert" Prayers meeting .Thursday.
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WESLEY AN METHODIST - ."i' " ft
ISth and Mul streets; Lowell Gilger.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning
service 11 o'clock. The Gideons will
have charge. WYPS 6:45. Evening serv
iee 7:30 o'clock. Midweek prayer serv
ice Wednesday, S pjn. .v , ;
CHURCBf OF JESUS CHRIST OF i
LATTER DAT SAINTS . .
Salem Woman's dub, 4SS K. Cottage
street. Don Wan; bishop. Sunday school
10 a.m. Priesthood meeting and relief
society at 11:25 auni.. Sacrament meet
ing V p.ro. MIA party at 447 Center
street Tuesday, November 10. : -
REORGANIZED TlATTEK D AT li J'
SAINTS ' ' r ' ' ' i- - ' - ' " .
' 17th and Chemeketa- street. Sunday
school 1 nan. Morning- servie. II
o clock. '.Eveninc service 7:45 - o'clock.
Adult study class and Zkm league Sun
day 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes
day. 75-B.m. . . : .
CHURCH OF ' THE NAZARENE - -Centcr
at 13th street. Rev. Weaver
W. Hess,, pastor. Sunday -school 8:45
ajn. Morrnng service 11 o'clock. Guest
speaker, Lieut. Clair Yohe, Camp Adair
chaplain. Dedication pt aervioe flag.
Evening service 1130 o'clock. . Sermon
subject, "The Call of the Cross." 6:3U
Sjn. youth hour. November 11, all
unday school rally. Dr. Henry . B.
Wallm of Long Beach, Calif special
speaker - 4- : . -
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN , I
Chemeketa and Winter streets, W.
Iryin Williams, pastor. Church school
9:45 a.m. Morning service 10:55 o'clock;
Sermon subject. "Created Through
Adversity." Evening service at S. Mid
week service Thursday at 7:1C
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ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN I
IN CHRIST V .
17th and ' Nebraska avenue. Rev.
Chester O. Goodman, pastor. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Morning service 11
o'clock. Sermon subject, "The Church
Prophesying." Christian Endeavor.
S:30 p.m. Evening service 7:30 o'clock.
Sermon subject. Understanding Jesus:
Add Love." i
FIRST SPIRITUALIST '
248 N. Commercial street. Rev. Max
ine Roberts, pastor. Services- 2 :30 and
7:30 p.m. I '. i
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE i ; i
5th and Gaines Streets, C. H. Stein
mann. pastor. Sunday school 9 -45 a.m.
Morninc service 11 j o'clock. Evening
service 7:45 o'clock Guest speaker.
Chaplain W. A. Norton, Camp Adair.
Sermon subject, "God Is Able."
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
19th and Breyman streets. Rev. T. W.
Henderson, ThB, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock,
Sermon subject, "Christ. Our Exam
ple." Evening service 7:45 o'clock, ser'
mon subject. "To Whom Shall We Go?"
ASSEMBLY OF GOP ' -
(Evangelistic Tabernacle). Ferry and
13th streets. Eric M. Johnson, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning servv
ice 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "'The
Spiritual Dim Out," Sao. special serv
ice for the young people. Evening serv
ice 7:45 o'clock. Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.,
prayer meeting. 7:43 p.m., fellowship
meeting.
PILGaiM HOLINESS
97 Market street. Rev. Wm. L. Mcy
Glasson, pastor. Sunday school 945
ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Va. E.
P. Dixon of Newberg, speaker. Evening
service 7:30 o'clock. . Sermon subject
"Wanted, a Courageous Man or Worn
an. Boy or Girl." Prayer meeting
Thursday, 7 :30 p.m. : j
prVTFfOSTAI. MISSION '
SlSli North Commercial street. Rev
J. C. and Daisy Wilson, pastors. Sun-
mm
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are 50 store eh-
sorbemV saaitary pre -tacfa'ea
for tha
lr days. Try dresv.
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MILXER'S Cosmetic Section
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Church Play
Toi Be-Given-
.TUga", the prize wiruilng. "dra
ma written by college students, of
the northwest, will be presented
on SLM from .-00 to 80. This
religious play wai written by two
Willamette university students,
Wesley 5 MeWain ". and Cory don
BlodgetV ; and ? : was "i adapted for
radio presentation .by Mr.lBlod-
gett.f t-': f . -.' r.f'" ; !
Three members of the original
cast j will take part in the broad
cast,! under the direction of Jean
Servfllier, ;Th cast Include Cory
don i Blodgettr Fenton iFord, Lois
Phillips,: and .the Rev., W. Irvin
.ill.- r - . , . : t
Big Is 4h name ? of anTlndian
philosopher of the Arsons desert
and means bringer f the mes
sage, !Thii radio group Is known
as thel Westminster Players . who
are
experimenting ' in . t the new
jot approach ' to-Sunday eve
j worship; A. ' .:'Sth '
type
ning
The .Presbyterian ehurch initi
ated f ihis ' new type ot evening
service; last Sunday and the res
ponse was - iar Deyona ; expecta-
tionsi t , ; ''...'""k'-'H: M'
At .the .morning service. Mr.
Williams .twill preach . on ' the
theme, .Created Through Adver
sity. Special music will be pro
vided by the senior choir under
the direction ol. Virginia Ward El
liott,! the. two Rnthems ' entitled,
"Behold, the Master Passeth By."
(Hammond) and-"God Is a Spir
it"!. (Bennett). The Thursday ser-
vi;iNdvember 12, rwfll. begin' atj
7:i5and conclude at 8 o'clock to
accomodate- persons wishing ' to
attend the community concert."
Chaplain Norton Will 2
Speak Sunday; Night
Chaplain W. A. Norton at Camp
Adair, will be the guest speaker
at the "Christian and Missionary
Alliance . Church, Fifth ; and
Gaines street at the evening ser
vice commencing at 7:45 p. m.
Sunday.
Chaplain Norton, who is a grad
uate ; of Wheaton I College ; ' and
Moody Bible institute, will" take
for lus subject "God is Able."'
day school 2 p.m. Devotional service
3 D.m. Evanselistie service 70 D m.
Tuesday,! prayer meeting, 7:30 pjn. .
PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE !
445 Ferry street. G. M. Eads. pastor
Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning serv
ice 11 o clock. Evening service 7:30
o'clock. Sermon subject by EvangeUst
C. Wilbur Adams. Evangelist Adams
speaka each night during week except
Monaajr. - . , .-
TRUTH CENTER ' - . ' '
328 State street. Olive Stevens. MsD.
Morning service 10:43 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "The Voice Crying in the
Wilderness."
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD ! H
. Hood and Cottage street. Rev. J. F.
Lawson. 1 pastor. . Sunday school t:45
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sun-J1
day wiu close a tnree weeks revival
with Rev Ruth Cochran as evangelist.
Evening service at 730.
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MADISON STREET TABERNACLE.
1410. Madison street. Sunday School
at 10 a.m. Morning service 11 a.m. Ev
ening ; services 7:43, Prayer meeting
Thursday. 7:45 pjn.
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A. Just ts much difference as there is between so-so
legs and smooth lclihts. BeJle'-Shixmeer
Stockings are indinduallj sized to ,fit mnun d
.1 as well as up and down, And they del .'
it
llQ.';Whr BiaiM fc sizes in stockings morer of t ;
?i '-f most than, ever these days?' - ': "
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CELLESHAnMEEK STOCICIKSS
IN ALL
Voodbum
Churches
CHURCH OF 'GOD
H S. Fulton, pastor. Sunday ' school
r43 a.an. 'Morning service 11 o'cioek.
Evening service 7:30. Midweek service
7:43 pan. Wednesday.
IMMAN'UEL LUTHEBtAN 'J . '
" Sunday school 10 am; Morning serv
ice ii a'eleek.- Cenrirmation class Sat
urday -at 11 ajn. . ., ..
TOST ' PRESBYTERIAN1
Sundae school IB am.' Mamlne- urv.
Ice II o'clock Evening serica 7:43
'clock CE at 7 pjn. Midweek serVice
vrday at 10 a. .
FREE METHODIST -V '
Vaung and Gatch streets, V. M. Ab
bott, . pastor Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning servlea 11 clock. Evening
service 7 JO. Midweek service Wednes
day, 7 JO pjn. j.j-. -r' ; -: - - -
T'LUsirS" ?- "' '
IV. L. Moffrnbeier.' pastor. Rev.
Philip Gottney. attatvtanC paklor. Sun-'
day maaaea 7. t:30 and 10 a.m. Bene
diction after - SJ0 , mass. Weekday
(masses at , 7 0 a.m. " .1 ,' ,!j ; . . y
CHRISTIAN ':--4. ' -
I , Morning serviee .11 o'clock Sermon
subject. -The Cost of the Church ' te
Christ " Evnlng service 7:43. , . '
METHODIST ".' - I ; .' . .
Dr. Lester Fields, pastor, Sunday,
school - l ajn. - Sermon subject. "A
Good Confession Evening service 7 '
o'clock. Sermon subject "The Happy
Righteous Life." , ,
CMKIST1AN SCIENCE ,
i - Second and Garfield streets. Morning
service 11 o'clock; i .r i .
PULL GOSPEL i ' " ' J " '
. " First- and Arthur ' streets. Sunday
school - a.m. Morning serviee 11
o'clock. Evening service. 7:45. Prayer
meeting Wednesday. 7:49.
Valley Churches
EMMANUEL MENNONITE
i PRATUM, Oregon. Daniel J. Urtruh,
partor. Sunday acheol 10 a.m. Morn-',
ing warship Ifr o'clock Sermon topie.
"A Memorial Token." CE 1 n.m. Even- -
1ng service t o'clock. Sermen tepie,'-
-Kevival Fires In : the Home." Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 7:30. t
GERVAJS ' :, ' .')' i :
I James Aiken Smith, nastor. Theme.
of the sermon next Sunday Is ''Leva
in r our utmenetona. Cs at XJfl, lead- ,
er, Lloyd Dale Brown. . m
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FRUITLAND EVANGELICAL .1 -
: Robert D. Bennett, minister. Sunday
school 10 a.m. CE 7 p m. Evening
Evanselistie hour S pjn. Prayer meet
ing Thursday, S p.m. .'
HAVESVTLLB BRANCH FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH j
i Hayesville schooL' ' Sunday school
9:45 ajn. , - i -(-..
t
FOUR CORNERS BRANCH OF .
FIRST BAPTIST
Auburn school. Sunday school 9:43
BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN '
Sunday school 10 :45 . ajn. Morning
service 10 o'clock.! i
I
NlDAROS LUTHERAN
Monitor. Oluf Asper. pastor.
BRUSH COLLEGE BRANCH OF
FIRST BAPTIST 1 1
Brush Collece school. Rev. Earl Ba
ker, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning service 10:45. bermon subject.
Tifre Picture of New Testament Ex
perience."
CALVART PRESBYTERIAN
Independence. W. Irvin Williams,
pastor. Sunday school 10:15 a.m. Morn
ing service 9 o'clock. Sermon subject. -"Created
-Through Adversity." Even
ing service 1 o'clock. .
Eloliness Association i
To Meet Monday JNight
The Marion Coupty Holiness as
sociation, with which a number of
Salem churches jare affiliated, will '
hold its monthly meeting at the
Wesleyan Methodist church, 15th
and MHl, November 10. The first
Session will convene at 2:30 o'
clock when Rev. W. M. McG las-
son, pastor of the Salem Pilgrim
Holiness church, will preach.
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