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Tha- CHZGOII CTATECMAIL CcIaOreon, Saturday Homing February 13, 1S43 4 fgz nvz Clinics Held Fifty examina tions were made and tuberculin tests given to senior students and first grade pupils at a county health department clinic held Wednesday at Hubbard by Dr. W. J. Stone. Sixty three exami nations were made at the clinic held Thursday in Jefferson and 18 athletes were given their re quired examinations. At - both' clinics smallpox and diphtheria immunizations were given if the parents consented. At Hubbard 18 parents and at Jefferson 15 were present. Mrs. Kenneth Mur rell, Hubbard l health chairman, assisted at the clinic. Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Delia Burton assisted, at Jef ferson,' Potted plants for those at home. Corsages rare for those 'who roam. If she would be your Valentine, phone 5730 while there's still time. ola Acres, florist, free delivery. Four Die on Jobs There were four .fatalities due to industrial accidents in Oregon in the week ended February 11, the state in dustrial accident commission re ported Vriday. The victims were Don Frederick Burroughs, Coeur d'Alene, Ida., shipwright helper; Lawrence Rackleff, Arago, cheese company manager; George H Hall, Portland, shipfitter, and Orland Morse, Milwaukie, welder. There were 1085 industrial accidents re ported to the commission in the week. For home loans see Salem Fed eral, ISO South Liberty. Lutz florist. Ph. 9592. 1278 N. Lib. Garment Cutters Needed Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, production chair man of the Marion county chapter of the American Red Cross, has Issued a plea for additional gar ment cutters to help in the cut ting room at any time -between 8:30 and 5 o'clock. Mrs. Hamilton stated that the demand for gar ments has been greater than the a u m b e r cut recently. Anyone wishing to give aid to the Red Cross will be instructed in regard to this task. Dance, every Saturday night, arm ory. Everyone invited. Flower designs for Valentine's. Eola Acres, florist. P. 5730. Chimney Blazes A chimney fire at 200 South 23rd street called out city firemen Friday. Boy Bitten by Doc Gary Bates, ft, was bitten by a dog at his home, 10 Radcliffe drive, Friday. City first aid men were called to dress the wound and advise. First aid men were also called to take Mrs. Constance , Barberson to Salem General hospital when she fell Friday and fractured her right leg. Townsend Council Meets A meeting of the council of Town send clubs is to be held Sunday at the WCTU building, South Commercial and Ferry streets, of ficers of the organization an nounced Friday. Commencing with program is to feature as speaker, Robert B. Adams, national repre sentative, and musical entertain ment It is open to the interested public. Just Arrived! The New World Almanac! Now at the Commercial Book Store, 141 N. Commercial.'' Just Arrived! The New World Almanac! Now at the Commercial Book Store, 141 N. Commercial. Obituary Stiffler In this city Wednesday, Feb ruary 10, Loren C. Stiffler, at the age of 82 years. Survived by the following children: Mrs. Max Wright of Aberdeen, Wash, Mrs. Ben Kinsinger of California, Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. John Worthing and Miss Flossie Stiffler. all of Colorado, Earnest Stiffler of Ari zona and William Stiffler of Sitka, Alaska. Funeral services to be held Saturday at 3 p. m. from the W. T. Rigdon company chap el, Elder N. C. Erntson, officiating. Mrs. Connie Haskins, at her home on Turner road, February 11. Survived by her ' husband, William Haskins, Salem; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Frentreac, M areola, Ore, and -Mrs. Dollie Cutler, Pasadena, Calif; three sons, Lewis Haskins, Los Angeles, Bob Haskins, Portland, and -William Haskins, US army; and six grandchildren. Funeral announce ments later by Clough-Barrick company. - Lax . -In this city, Thursday, Febru ary 11, Emma Lax, late of route six Salem, (FruiUand), at the age of ; 78 years. Funeral announce ment later from the W. T. Rigdon company. Harrises. . -. -" Mrs. Eugenia Harrison, at her residence, route four, Salem, Sun day, February 7, at the age of 79 years. Mother of MrsL. L Laws of ? Salem, with whom she made her home for number of years; sister of Mrs. Nellie Hancock of Paris, Texas, and Thomas Peery of Cemnt, Okla.; also survived by two grandchildren, Mrs. L, D, Margosian of Portland and Rich ard Laws of the US army, and one great granddaughter, Eugenia Margosian of Portland. Services were held Tuesday, February 9, at 10 a. m. from the Clough-Barrick chapeL Rev. W. Irvin Will iams officiated, w 1th conclud ing services in Belcrest Memorial park. . Holiday Manager Chosen Mark Hatfield, junior : from Salem at Willamette university, was chosen as manager of the. university's annual May day by the executive council Thursday. The event is sponsored by the junior class and is scheduled for April 30 to May 2. Dance, every Saturday -night, arm ory. Everyone invited. : I :'"'; :;" -. ' - S Bon Heur Dance Club will have a Valentine's party at Fraternal temple tonight. All members are requested to be present. Mother Dies Mrs. J. M. Bix- ler of route six, Salem, received a telegram Friday from Free port, III.,- telling " of the death of her mother, Mrs. L. O. Kuntz. Be cause of her own ill health,' Mrs. Bixler was not able to make the trip to the middle west. Home-Coining and Mortgage Burning services at the First Church of The Nazarene. Next Sunday, February 14 th. Everyone cordially invited. Boys Escape From Woodburn Richard Harvey Davis, 17, and Charles Douglas Capp, 14, are missing from Oregon state training school at Woodburn, according to a report received Friday by city police. Dance Tonight, Veterans hall, Cor. Hood & Church streets. Old time music by the Oregonians. Boy Missing Cletif Payne, 15, has been - reported missing from his home, 2578 Nob Hill street, since 9 ajn. Friday, city police were told by his parents. Let your Valentine be Flowers. Jay Morris Florist. Phone 8637. Townsend Club Meets Town send club two will meet at Leslie Methodist church Monday night. Rev. Erntson Ends Charge Seventh Day Adventists will hear their pastor, N. C. Erntson, for the last time Saturday. He has accepted the call to another church and will deliver his fare well sermon. v His subject will be, "Seven Reasons Why I Believe the Com ing of Jesus Is Near." Erntson takes great delight in studying prophecy and will refer to seven great lines of prophecy which deal with the past, present, and future. He will show why Hitler will fail to unite Europe in one monarchy and what may be ex pected as the result of this world war. He will also set forth what will be the final outcome of the struggle between capital and labor. He will remain in Salem till Mrs. Erntson recovers from an operation sufficiently to move. Junior Church To Be Air Topic Sunday morning the junior church of the First Evangelical church will be on the air over KSLM from 9:05 to 9:20 o'clock. Mrs. J. Kenneth Wishart, who is in charge of the junior church work, will present a five minute talk to Salem parents. The Junior church work in the Salem Evangelical church was be gun as a result of the desire of parents of the church for some means of religious instruction for children other than Sunday school. The junior church includes both boys and girls from the age of six to 14. The children carry on the functions of their own church service. There are trustees, stew ards and ushers, a minister and a class- leader. In this way the children are given practical les sons in the art of worship, in the responsibilities of carrying on worship services, and all asso ciated responsibilities. Wherever this work has been carried on it has been found to be helpful in establishing child ren in the Christian way of life and of developing both character and personality. Wheat Used for Feed CORVALLIS, Feb. U-tfVAp-proximatery 7,000,000 bushels of Oregon wheat were diverted to feeding uses during the past year under the government's feed wheat program, the state AAA of fice revealed Thursday. Births Wtfttenburg To Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Qearheart Wlttenburg. 1149 Sev enth stseet. West Satan, a daughter, Dmma Artene Wittenberg. February 3 at Satan Dnmbmi hospital. Unrnb To Mr. and Ha Cornelius Merita Unruh. Portland, a daughter. Carolyn Jeanne. February S at Satan Deaconess hospital. Chrtstoflsrses' To Mr. and Mrs Marshall Eagene Christoffersotv route won. Satan, a son. HaroM Eugene. February T at Satan r.i.nf ., hos pital. atcCafferty To Mr. and Mrs. Ward K. McCafferty. SOS North 19th street, a son, John Kent. February 7 at Sa lem General hospital. Jamem To Mr and Mrs. John Hen ry Jsnsen. 891 North. Commercial street, a son, Paul Arnold. February 3 at Satan General hospital. iTtma-To Mr. and Mrs. Karl Le- Roy Everson. 130 Abrams avenue, a on. Gregory Lynn. February S - at Satan General hospital. Leeaey To Mr. and Mrs. Weldoo Looney, S4S North 20th street, a son. William Clifford, February at Satan General hospital. .-' .-. Black To Mr. and ' Mr. - Mervin Dravis Black. Independence, a daugh ter. Shannon Belle. February 1 at Sa lem General hospital. HeMc To Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Robert Hetde. S79 West Rural avenue, a daughter, ShareUe Lynn. February 4 at Satan General hospital. Messmaa To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Herman Messman, SIS North ltUi street, a son. Dennis- Lester. February 4 at Salem General hospital. Speaking Monday i W. L. TeBtsch, assistant director : of the Oregon extension service, from Oregon State college, who is to speak at the Salem cham ber of commerce luncheon Monday neon. Sororities Announce Pledges Sororities and fraternities of Willamette university completed rushing this week when sorority women announced new pledges Friday night. Fraternities had pledged members during the week. Alpha Phi Alpha sorority will pledge Betty Weinert and Doro thy Kenney of Salem; Margaret Herd, Newberg; LaVonne iJain, Toledo; Wilma Froman and Mar gery Wallen, Ashland; Corrine Carpenter, Washougal, Wash., and Shirley McCollum, Twisp, Wash. Beta Chi pledges are Ruth Doerr and Mabel Fox, Salem; Alice Jones, North Bend, and Mi riam Oakes, Portland. Delta Phi sorority will pledge the follow ing: Barbara Belt of Salem; Betty Peetz of Turner; Virginia Irwin, Canby; Opal Scheuerman, Kings Valley, and Lorraine Nelson and Mary Hougendoubler, Ketchikan, Alaska. Fraternities increased their ranks this week with initiation and pledging services scheduled. Initiated into Sigma Tau were 24 new members, 17 joined Kappa Gamma - Rho and 23 entered Al pha Psi Delta. Pledges of Alpha Psi Delta are Lynn Leigh and Crit Huston, both of Burley, Ida. Kappa Gamma Rho have pledged John Straum fjord, Astoria; Lee Grinde, Silver- ton; Winser Acton and Nevitt Smith of Salenf, and Loren Win terscheid of Hbod River. Sigma Tau pledges are David Finney of Spokane and Alan Lunt of Gres ham. Dr. E. K. Burke To Substitute at Christian Ghureh Dr. K. E. Burke, president of Northwest Christian college at Eugene, will be guest minister at the First Christian church at the morning and night service. At 11 o'clock. Dr. Burke will speak upon the theme "Expendable" and for the night service, "The Great est Testimony Ever Made By Man." At the morning service the choir directed by John Schmidt with Lois Plummer Schmidt at the or gan, will sing, "Saviour, Thy uymg Love" by Berwald and at night, "Spirit of God" by Gil lette. At the night servicaHermnn Burke, trombone soloist, will play a group of special numbers. Rev. Dudley Strain, minister of the First Christian church, is at tending the annual meeting of the International Council of Religious Education in Chicago and is ser ving as a member of the commis sion on the Christian Family. This council represents 40 rro- testant bodies and 30 state coun cils in North America, cooperating in christian education. Rev. Strain will return February IT. Mortgage Burning Service Scheduled The homecoming and morteaee burning services which could not be held at the Church of the Nazarene January: 24 due to the inclement weather, will be eon- ducted as originally planned Sun day. The pastor. Rev. Weaver ;W. Bess, states that Dr. E. E. Mar tin, district superintendent, and Rev. Fletcher Golloway of Port land wm be the special euest speakers. Guest soloists on the program are Willard Friesen of Seattle and Marlyn Anderson of Portland. Many former members and old friends are exnected to attend. Evangelicans to Hear Dr. H. IL. Scheuerman Conference " Missions - Sunday will be observed by the First Evangelical ; church this Sunday. The Rev. J. Kenneth: Wishart, pastor, announces that for the morning worship service the guest speaker will be the Rev. Harvey R. Scheuerman, who Is pastor of the Kings Valley Church. At the evangelistic hour, 7:30 p. m., the pastor is preaching upon the subject. fThe New Crea ture.". . Baptists Elect New Officers : Financial Reports Good; Debt Is Reduced to $8000 . At the annual meeting of the Calvary Baptist church, .whjch was held recently in the church, the following officers were elect ed: moderator. Dr. Kinley K. Adams; clerk, Leslie White; Sun day school superintendent, Herr bert Rasmussen, jr.; church treas urer, Hausmer Siefarth; benefi cence' treasurer, Mrs. - Delbert White; financial secretary, H. A. Rasmussen; deacons, W. T. J enks, W.. R. Swmford and ;;George EL Amundson; deaconesses, Mrs. W. F. Foster and Mrs. H. IL Mitchel; trustees. Jack Hunt, C. Mundinger and H. A. LoveaU. .' .'. v . ; An -installation service for the church officers was conducted by Rev. F. C. Stannard last Sunday morning in connection with the commemoration of the Lord's Supper. . The annual reports from the various church and department officers indicated a definite mark of progress with increased at tendance and interest in all phases of the church life. The mission of the church was executed splen didly as was revealed by the fi nancial reports. Received for the current expenses of the church was $7200. During the year the church paid out of its building fund $5400. This reduces the building indebtedness to $8000. To all missioarv interests the church contributed $2300. Rev. Edward L. Allen is the pastor. Rev. Vickers To Discuss Moral Problem The Salem school of religion and fellowship met in the First Evangelical church Tuesday night. All classes were well attended with the adult forum drawing a large number in a study and dis cussion of "The Church and Its Men In the Service." The high position and work of 8000 chaplains and the large at tendance of religious services in the army camps, the diligence of these army and navy ministers of religion to the men in the hos pitals was presented. ; The adult forum next Tuesday night may draw real fire because of the purported moral deun auency in Salem. The subject for discussion will be The Com Trmnitv and Her Soldiers." It will be led by the Rev. Loyal Vickers, Oregon coordinator of Baptist churches and one of the best Informed ministers in Ore- son on the situation in the Wil lame tie valley as it pertains to the men at Adair and at the fair grounds. It was made plain last week that moral delinquency and venereal disease do not come to the soldier in the camp but in outside towns. All those who are Interested in a better community for the soldier as an aid in win ning the war are urged to at tend. The conference next Tuesday will be held in the Calvary Bap list church at Miller and South Liberty, Rev. E. L. Allen, pastor. US to Control 77,000 Acres The United States government, through the war department, is accepting Jurisdiction over 77,000 acres of Oregon lands now em braced in five military reserva tions. according to I notification given the state in a letter to Gov. Earl SnelL Areas removed by the action will be Camp Adair, in Benton, Linn and Folk counties; Arlington bombing range. Morrow county; Beaver tynwi" and ' storage de pot, Columbia county; Portland army air base, Multnomah coun ty, and Camp White t Medford, Jackson county. Election to assume full juris diction to the exclusion of state enforcement codes is being taken in line with congressionally ap proved federal policy and is made possible in Oregon under a law passed by the legislature in 1909, granting this option : where title has been acquired in fee simple by the federal, government. Ef fective date as fixed by the fed eral government is February IS. CpL Hinchle to Whistle At Baptist Church . Those attending the Sunday night gospel set vices at the First Baptist church will hear CpL Frances Hinckle, post compliment of Camp Adair. 'if r : CpL Hinckle was a whistler Ion radio until called into service. He win . whistle several special numbers.. f The pastor will speak on "A Psalm of Praise, or What Is True Worship?" In the morning Dr. Fox wul speak. The choir win sine "What a Frend We Have In Jesus." ; 7 -1 : - n ;: I - Tacoma Pastor Speaks . Taking his brothers place Sun day t toe Foursquare Gospel church win be Dr. Elmer H. Hen derson of Tacoma, who is visiting here with Rev. T. W. Henderson. He will preach at morning and night services, his , topics being "Hear the Dead Speak" at the night service and "Sinful Prayers" at the morning . :i . . Preliminaries for Fuel Oil Registration Are Outlined; : -v-v.v- . . . r ' - I- r ' Fuel oil users must have their applications already made out when they go to the specified school buildings to register on Feb ruary' 15, 16 and 17, school -authorities who are directing actual work of ration registration pointed out Friday. No application blanks will be available at the schools, but 'consumers can get them from their fuel oil dealers, it was explained. ' vl Once obtained, : 4he : blanks should' be fined out carefully and legibly. City SupL, Frank B.. Ben nett and . County Supt. Agnes C. Booth explained. ' At the schools they will be checked 'at time of registration and are not to be ac ceptable unless they contain the required: information. . : - Floor space must be figured and entered in item 11 of the blank relating to the "private dwelling", form 1100. ; A certification show ing oil purchases, signed by the oil dealer must accompany form 1101, which applies to "other than private dwelling," and such a cer tification should accompany form 1100, Bennett said. Three types of blanks are avail able. The. third, in addition to the two previously 'mentioned, is that for "domestic Institutional and agricultural uses". One ap plicant may have as many types of blanks s his fuel oil uses re quire. In Salem the registration is to be from 4:30 to 8:30 p. m. next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Parrish and Leslie junior high schools. Registrants shouuld enter Par rish by "the north door on the west (front) side of the building; at Leslie, they should use the main entrance. All persons living north of State street are to regist er at Parrish, those living south of the dividing line at Leslie. The high school buildings in the cities where district rationing headquarters have been set, up are to serve as registration points over the county outside of Salem, Mrs. Booth had announced earli er this week. Stay ton, Silver ton and .Wood burn high schools are to receive the-fuel oil registration blanks from 3 to 6 p. m. each of the three days designated for the state. Registrants were instructed to go to the nearest center. With the information as to floor space and oil previously used, high school mathmatics pu pils are to work out the practical problems entailed to .figure the ration to be allotted. This work, checked by teachers, goes in turn to the rationing board. WXJ Speaker Wins Second! Second place honors in the state peace oratorical contest at Pacific university Wednesday were brouaht home by Miss Barbara Hathaway, sophomore from Sa lem at Willamette university. Miss Hathaway's entry in the contest, which is sponsored by the Inter collegiate Forensic association of Oregon, was entitled "These Things Abide." Dr. H. E. Rahe, forensic coach, accompanied her to Forest Grove. Delegates to the Linfield tour nament February 25 to 27 have been announced by Dr. Rahe and include Miss Hathaway, Kenneth Brown, Nevitt Smith and Don Burton in the after dinner speak ing division; Leroy Long and Richard Wicks, Charles Wicks and Kenneth Brown, Dave Smith and Hollis Huston, in the debate di vision; Darlene Dickson, Barbara Hathaway, and Leroy Long in oratory; Darlene Dickson, Cath arine Thomas, Louise Wrisley, David Smith, Nevitt Smith, and Don Burton in extemporaneous speaking. The delegation will leave Wednesday night for the contest. Dr. Gloyn to Speak Dr. Cyril Gloyn will be guest speaker at the First Congrega tional church-at the 11 o'clock service Sunday morning. He is a professor of religious education at Pacific university in Forest Grove. He has chosen as his sub ject for the service "The Chris tion Conception of Judgment." Miss Josephine Bross will be solo ist Valloy Churches NTDAKOS IAJTHEKAN Monitor. Oluf Asper. paster. Bap tism. 2 :30 p.m. Ladies Am with Ma. Oscar Cregerson, S.pJ. Wednesday., raUTIXAND BVAifCEXICAL ' school IS ajn. Christian Kndeavor 1 pjn. Evening- servte a e'etoek. Bey. Paul F. Pctttcord. spsrtal speaker. Communion and third fUMStrly ceo mmnt follow in servtoB. Prayer aery- Ice Thursday. yjn. - KSfsfANVmXi lfKNHOEQTB Pratum. Daeuei J. Unruh, paster. Sunday-school 1 ajn. Morning eery Ice 11 o'clock. Senno subject. TThe Hope of the Church.- 1 pjn. Chris tian Xndeavor. united areupe to -present went service to abeeMce of pas tor wno is attentUmc ooard of foreign missions meeting at Newton. Kans. PKKSBTTXaiAK - Mill City. Aaron Wolfe. DO. pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning service 11 - o'clock. Christian Endeavor. pan. evening service T:30 o'clock. Ser mon suDjecx. -jExposiuon ox we .twenty-third Psalm." :-- cstJicH or CKKUT MiU City. W. S. Crockett, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Faith of the faithful.- Christian Endeavor 0:30 P-m. Evening service 730 o'clock. swim Mftojet. ujv n w Ma WEST SAXJCSf METHODIST Third and Certh streets. RideU A. Kelsey, pastor. Sunday school t JO ajn. Morning service 10 -M o'clock. Sermon subject. "Lincoln's - Message.- Youth fellowship I3t pja. Evening service 7:30 o'clock. Jason Lee Messengers will conduct this service. Summit Metho dist church wul hold Sunday school at M mMLi worship service XX ajn. Rev. Williams To Discuss Meditations ; ! Communion meditations will be the theme of the : sermon to be delivered Sunday morning by the Rev. Irvin Williams at the First Presbyterian church. -. New -members will ;be received "into the church at this service. The senior chorus, under the di rection of Virginia Ward Elliott, will .sing the anthemj "Bread of the World in Mercy Broken by Franz, and ' Clifford jFJliott will sing the offertory solo entitled "Eye Hath Not Seen, 'by GauL At 5 o'clock all persons of the church above senior high school age are invited to join in the radioscript instruction class. Chris tian Endeavor groups will meet at 6:30 o'clock, followed by the night service at 730. j The pastor will speak on the topic ' The Problem of j Being Mature," and the senior choir will sing the an them entitled "My Sheep Hear My Voice."! ' j The sermon will be broadcast over KSLM at 8 p. m. and will be followed, by the Westminster Church of the Air one-half hour later, at which time j a program of "Songs We Sing" and the life story of Carrie Jacobs Bond win be given. Virginia Ward Elliott will sing three of Mrs, Bond's well known songs and; Esthel Ben ner at the piano will play a num ber of the : composer's songs in variation. W. E. Martin Dies. Dallas ' ' William E. Martin long time resident of the Guthrie district, south of Dallas, died j suddenly of a heart attack at his home ' on Thursday morning at the age of 73 years. He was born" in Ohio on December 21, 1870, and had lived near McMinnville and Dal las for the past 60 years. He is survived by his wife, Ethel Martin, a daughter and son, Mrs. Irvin Wright of Newberg and Luther Martin, Dallas, seven grandchildren and .eight great grandchildren. Two sisters, Mrs. Florence Brown and Mrs, Georgia Byers, reside in Portland. Funeral services will be held from Henkle and Bollman funeral parlor on Monday at 12 p. m. and burial will be at Belcrest Memo rial park. ' j. Rationing Announced MISSION ' BOTTOM New ration books will be issued In Mission Bottom rationing- dis trict 36 on February: 22, 23 and 24 in the school. Rationing- will be from 1 to 6 p. m. on Febru ary 22 and 23 and from 1 to 9 p. m. en February 24. Woodburn Churches IMMANCEL LUTHEBAN Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning serv ice 11 o'clock. Confirmation class. Sat urday. 10 ajn. Ladies Aid Thursday, 2 pjn. Mrs. Anonby and Mrs. Nels Ashland, hostesses. j METHODIST ' D. Lester ! Fields, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn .Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "The World's Greatest Quest" Youth fellowship meetaig. Sermon subject. The Vic torious Leader. ' j ST. LVKSS CATHOLIC' Rev. V. I Meffeabeier, pastor. Sun day, masses at T, 820 - and 10 aja. n dictlen after tb ISt am. mass. Week day mass is t 740 ajn. CHKJSTIAN BCISNCTI ) and and. Oarneld streets. Morning service 11 -o'dook. l CHUSCB OT OOP i" Hr-S. rutton, pastor. Sunday school IS am. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service t-JO o'clock, rrajrer service Wednesday at"T;4S pjn. BSTTHSX PVSSBTTKKIAK Sunday school 10.-4J ajn. Mrs. B. H. Hughes. Supt. Morning service at 10. tlQUT PSUCSBTTEUAN ! Sunday school IS ajsw Morning serv ice 11 o'clock. Christian- Endeavor at 1 pjn. Xv swing milts 73 o'clock. Prayer service pjn. Thursday. , Sllvortbn Ctiurchbs tbtmitt i;' l Md B streets. M. J. K. Fuhr, v Sunday school IS ajn. Morning service, none. Xvening- scilce 70S o'clock, Luther league tn charge. IMMANXTaX i i v ' ' , Mertb Chvrch street. M. J X ruhr. pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morn ing service 11 o'clock; Communion. Svesdng servloe- a : o'clock. Spiritual fellowship meeting at Jonas Byberg home.. . .,)..-. ? CHUaCH Of CHBIST eMeeaae Park and First streets. Rev. Rus sell Myers, pastor. Sunday school OAS ajeu Morning seiskje 11 o'clock. Ev ening aervwe-7:30 o'clock. v- METHODIST : h 'h: C Main and Fiske streets. O. Leonard Jones, pastor. Sunday, school S:S ojn. Morning service 11 o'clock." Sermon subject. "Steps Toward Racial Cooper ation.' Xvening service o'clock, fel lowship group. -i,; CALVABT j . : I ' Jersey street. O. C Olson, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn, Morning serv ice li o'clock. 1 n n I 1 1 i i i I I I V Three Listed To Speak Layman's Day . Three speakers have been se cured for Layman's day at the First Methodist church this-Sun-day. The main emphasis will be placed upon the "Basic Value of the Church in Our Civilization." Dr. J. C Harrison will speak on the, "Living Church," Prof. Frank. Bennett, city superintend ent of schools and lay leader of the church, on the "Church in My Community" and W C Wins low, president of the trustees, on "Facing a New Century." Dean Melvin H.,Geist will lead the choir in singing , the anthem "I Am Alpha and Omega- by Stainer and "The Church in the Church rntST UNITED BSETHBEN. Mission and 13th streets. A- S. Hen derson, pastor. Sunday school -Majn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Bev. O. E. Marsters. SuptT will have charge of the morning and communion services. Endeavor, 030 o'clock; 730, evening service. CHVKCH OF JESUS CHRIST Of LATTER DAT SAINTS - V m 460 North Cottage street. Don Wan. bishop. Sunday school 10 aja. Biet society and priesthood meeting U 5 ajn. Sacrament meeting 7 pjn. MIA every Tuesday. 7:30 pjn. . SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL' Church and Cheroeketa streets, Rev. George Herbert Swift, rector. Sunday school 9:49 a. m. Morning; services 730 communion and 11 o'clock. In struction class at 7 p. m.- - CHURCH OF CHRIST South 12th and Leslie streets. u'L rreeman. minister. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Even ing service S3Q o'clock. Sermon 730. jason lee Methodist North Winter and Jefferson streets. S. Raynor Smith, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Youth Sunday will be observed , with Bev. Ray X. Short, speaker. Evening service 730 o'clock. Intermediate fel lowship S30 pm. Youth fellowship. 030 pjn. FOURSQUARE GOSPEL 19th and Breyman streets. Rev. T. W. Henderson, pastor. Sunday school 9:49 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Dr. Elmer Henderson of Tacoma, preach ing. EumoB subject. "Sinful Prayers. Evening service 7:30 o'clock. Sermon subject by Dr. Henderson, -"Hear the Dead Speak.' 030 p. m.. Crusaders. Tuesday, 730 pjn.. inspirational serv ice. Thursday. .730 pjnv choir, re hearsal. TOST CONGREGATIONAL Cottage and Marion streets. Dr. Cyril Gloyn, professor of religious educa tion at Pacific university, guest speak er. Sunday school 0:45 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. .The Christian Conception of Judg ment.' : - FIRST METHODIST State and Church streets, j. c. Har rison, pastor. Sunday school 9:49 ajn. Morning service 1030 o'clock. Sermon subjects: "The Living Church." by Dr. J. C Harrison. The Church in My Community." bv ProL Frank Bennett. "Facing a New Century." by W. C. Wlnslow. evening service o ewcx. Sermon subiect. The Recovery of WorshiD." Intermediate fellowship S o'clock. Youth fellowship. S30 o'clock University vespers, 30 o'clock. Dr. Horace G. Miller, guest speaker. CALTAXT uniiT South Liberty and . East Miller streets. Edward L. Allen, pastor. Sun day school 9:43 a Jn. Morning service 11 o dock, sermon suojecr. me su preme Business. Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon subject. The Para mount Imperative." Wednesday. , 730 p.m., service fouowea oy cnoir re hearsal. BETHEL BTPTIST North Cottage and D streets, J. F. Olthoff. DD. pastor, sunasy scnooi :v ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser- Officers and teachers" luncheon at DsTon. veiiln service 7 0 o'clock. Ser- mAn iMa "UAtif A T7aioA the. TVad?" asavaa ptawjvi vn v bm ' Youth felowship 630, pjn. Midweek service Wednesday, 7:43 pjn.. ChemekeU and Winter streets. Wj Tnrin Williams nMtnr: KUIUUV Icflflal 9.-43 ajn. Morning service 1035 o'clock. Sermon subject, -communion meoi tahons. Christian Endeavor 030 p.m. Tu.nin mratO! 7 -30 " o'clock Sermon subject, "The Problem of Being Ma ture. Monaay, iuw pjn ooy scouts, Thursday. 730 pjn service. . . CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 5th and Gaines streets. C. H. Stein- nnn. mdar. SundlT school . 10 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, -ciobai war ana tne uim ttan." Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon subject. The Modern Sen- Weaneeasy, Te pjn prayer HIGHAND FRIENDS Highland avenue at Church street. nnnan W . Uan. SmdlT school 10 ajn. Morning sulcs 11 'clock. Tenth groups. 630 p.m. Xv ening service 730 o'clock. Fellowship netting 10101017, i aw pjn. . CHURCH OP CHRIST r-nttsaa n4 Ktitnmiai mtt-Mta SJ. R. ThorahUl, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Moraine service 11:40 . o'clock. Special asessage by Capt. Jackson a -Camp Adair, young peoples itixtg. 6.-48 pjn. LESLIE METHODIST South Commercial and Myers streets. Joseph. Knotts. pastor. Stmdey school 93 ajn. Morning acivlse 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, -salvaging wasic. Evenlnsr service 730 o'clock: Sermon subject, "Best Friends.' Prayer meet ing Thursday. 7 30 pjn. SEVENTH DAT ADVENTTST Hood and Summer streets, m. C. Erntson. pastor. Sabbath school-939 jr. Moraing service 11 o'clock This wil be N. C. Xrntaon's last sermon as pastor of the church. Sermon subject. Sevea Reasons Why I Beheve the Comimf of Jesus Is Near." Young peo ple's . meeting at 330 pjn. Saturday. Bible study Wednesday at S pjn. KNIGHT MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL ISth sad Ferry streets.- Howard C Stover, pastor. Sunday school: 10 -ajn. Momittl senate U O'ctoca. nermoa subject. Thermometers or Thermos tats," Yeung people at T pjn.- . PENTECOSTAL MISSION SlStt North Commercial street. Rev. J. C Wilson, pastor. Sunday school a pjn. Devotional service S pjn. Satur day. Rev. H. Hansen, speaking at 139 p. m. Evangelistic service 730 p. m. Tuesday and Thursday, 730 p. m. AMERICAN LUTHERAN ' North Church street. M. A. Getzen daner. DD. pastor. Sunday school 0:43 "EHZm TEE Sunday Night at 7:30 ; The Foursquare Gospel Church ' 19th and Breyman Streets ', Presented by. N ' Dr. Elncr II. Uzzl :r::n . Of Tacoma, Wash. (' II your heart is weak, don't attend this service as the dead will actually speak. V7ilhington Conducts Aurora Services . AURORA Rev. J. W. Wi thing, ton will conduct regular Sunday church services this Sunday morn-. ing at the - Presbyterian church in Aurora. " --. . Mrs. Withington will sing a so prano solo, "Prayer," by David W. Guion. The choir will sing "Exalt Jehovah's Name" by. Roy Nolte. i.y There is a sermonette each Sunday for the children. ; On February 21 after the morn ing service there will be a roll call and basket dinner for all members and friends of the church. - Wild wood.' Michael Carolan will be,the special soloist of the morning.- -.-.-V' in mon subject, "The Man Who Said He Would But Couldn't." Luther league at SU3 pjn. Evening service 730. Sermon subject, .'A Kindly Deed.' COURT STREET CHRISTIAN 17th and Court streets. W. H. Ly man, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Morning service 1030 o'clock. Ser mon subject, "The Name Above Ev.ery Name." Christian Endeavor meetings. 030 pjn. Evening service 7 30 o'clock. Sermon subject. "Resisting the Holy Spirit." Midweek service and choir practice Thursday, 730 pjn. FREE METHODIST - Market and North Winter streets. J. R. Stewart, pastor. Sunday school 0:43 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser mon subject. "The Tongue of Fire." Evening service -730 o'clock. Sermon i subject. "Christ. Our Advocate." Bible study. 6:43 pjn. Prayer meeting Wed nesday, 730 pjn. FIRST EVANGELICAL Marion and Summer streets. Rev. J. Kenneth Wishart. pastor. Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Rev. H. R. Scheuerman. pastor of Kings Valley Evangelical church, guest speaker. Youth groups S30 pjn. Even ing service 730 o'clock. Sermon sub ject "The New Creature." Bible hour, Thursday, 730 pjn. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Center and 13th streets. Rev. Weaver W. Hess, pastor. Sunday school 034 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Dr. E. E. Martin, district superintendent, speaker. Young people's services . st 630 p.m. Evening service 730 o'clock. Rev. Fletcher Galloway, speaker. Wed nesday. 730 pjn, prayer service. This -Sunday tne church will observe a home coming and mortgage - burning ceremony. . TRUTH CENTER ' 33 State street. Olive Stevens. MiD, pastor. Morning service 10:43 o'clock. Sezmota subject. "Righteous Judg ment." EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Ferry and 13th streets. Eric M. John son, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service 7:43 o'clock. Sermon subject, "The Safety of the Highlands." Wed nesday, S30 pjn, prayer meeting. 7:43 pjn, fellowship meeting. IMMANUEL BAPTIST Hazel and Academy streets. Warren C. Hale, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service 730 o'clock. Midweek service Wednesday at 730 pjn. ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST 17th street and Nebraska avenue. Rev. Chester O. Goodman, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Morning serv ice 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Broth ers or Slaves." Christian Endeavor 630 p.m. Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Democracy and Education. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7:45 pjn. PILGRIM HOLINESS Market and Capitol streets. Rev. Wil liam L. .McGlasson, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service 7:30 o'clock. Prayer I meeting Wednesday, 7:30 pjn. CHRIST LUTHERAN ALC) '' State and 18th streets. F. H. Theuer, BD, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. . Sermon subject. "In Tabor's Radiance." Pris cilla guild Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Con firmation class, Saturday, 9 ajn. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Cbemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun-' day school 11 ajn. Services 11 a.m. and S pjn. Sermon subject. "Soul." - MADISON STREET ONENESS TABERNACLE Ray Blixseth, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service 7:43 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Metallic Image." Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:43 pjn. FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and High streets. Dudley Strain, pastor. Sunday school 9.-43 ajn. Morning sciDice 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "RKpendabie." by Dr. K. K. Burke, guest speaker. 6:30 p.m, CB. Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Greatest Testimony Ever Made by Man." Dr. Burke. WRSLRYAN METHODIST MU1 and 13th streets. Lowell Gilger. pastor. Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning service -11 o'clock. WYPS 0:4 pjn. Ev ening service 7 30 o'clock. Prayer meet- tag Wednesday, S pjn. BETHANY EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED Capitol and Marlon streets. E. A. Rjetaneier. pastor. Sunday school It ajev. Mei nleg service 11 o'clock Ser mon subject. "The Transflguratloa.' PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE Ferry street. G. M. Eads. paster. Sunday echoel 10 ajn. Morning serv ice 11:13 o'clock. Xvening service 030 o'clock. Special service, continued ses sion i the Biblical achate with suder Wilbur King and Elder F. O. Sapp. special speakers. 730 pjn, Wednesday, prayer service. 730 pjn. Saturday, evangelistic service. FIRST SPIRITUALIST North Commercial street. Rev. Mar ine Roberts, pastor. Sunday, school S :30 pjn. Strmos subject. "The Devme Es timate of a-Lost SouL" Evening serv ice 730. Sermon subject, "The- Man Who Said He Would. But Would Not," FIRST BAPTIST " , Marion and Liberty streets. Irving A. Fox. DD. pastor. Sunday school 0:43 ajn. Seimon subject. The Manifesta tion of the Holy Spirit tn Producing Christian Service." Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon subject. "A Psalm of Praise or What la True Worship?" Young people S3B pjn. Bible study, 630 pjn. BRUSH COLLEGE BRANCH Brush College school. Rev. Earl Ba ker, pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a.m. FOUR CORNERS BRANCH East State and Elma - streets. Sun day school 0.-43 ajn. Leon Lambert, Supt. HAYES VTLLE BRANCH HayesvlUe school, Sunday school 9:4S a.m. Lewey DvH, Sunt. DEAD Sr-2AEI