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TT. :.v: - IViL Repasts From Scio oundl 1 Slates Meeting! Jail, Drainage, Claims, Routine - . ; Affairs to Be Talked SCIO Regular : meeting of the city council is scheduled for Mon day night, October 4, at 730 o' clock. City jail, drainage in anti cipation of freshets ' during fall and winter months, claims against the county, . routine work,: etc., may have consideration.! Council is composed, of Mayor J. A. Wi th ers and Aldermen R. M. Cain, W. It Dennison, Guy Funk,'' R. ; B. Haines, Gail Jones and Keith Mil ler. Joe Lytle has been; recorder for several years. P. ,W. Schnmk Is treasurer. L This - week will see the new gymnasium virtually (completed. Five local men have been on the Job part of the time' for two or three weeks. Total cost of lattor and material will be about $1030, It is stated. Because of pending draft legis lation, meetings of the Linn coun ty selective service board have .been suspended for some time, by request of superior officers in the service, it was stated in Scio this week by R. R. Borovicka, , Scio, chairman of the county board, f Plans were completed Wednes day night at the meeting of the Scio unit of the Oregon state guard for the bivouac next Satur day and Sunday in the vicinity of Suttle lake in the Cascade moun tains east of Scio. About eight or nine members of the local com pany plan to make the trip, ac cording to Capt M. D. Zander, who has headed the local organi zation since its formation more i than a year ago. Members will take sleeping bags. Semi-annual district convention ot the Linn-Benton county Odd Fellows : association is scheduled for late October, according to' plans laid following the April meeting. Legion Wives Take Interest In Child Care . . S1LVERTON Child ' welfare will take-the form of moral as sistance as well as the material needs this year in the local aux iliary of the American Legion of which Mrs. 7. M. Powell is presi dent. Material assistance will not be so' necessary this year, it was believed, in view of the-larger salaries, as it was. during the de- pression, but, said Mrs . Powell Thursday, moral assistance may be needed more. J . In keeping with, this division- of the program, the Monday night meeting will be devoted to edu- cational matters, with Mrs. F. J. Roubal, high school teacher of so cial problems, speaking on "So cial Problems of Youth and' Rob ert Miller, high school instructor of civics, talking on "The Consti tution. Mrs. C J. Towe and Mrs. John - Demas - are the program chairmen. Mrs. J. E. Stoy will also be , present at the Monday night meeting to ask for 11- assistants for the blood donation at Silver- ton on October 7. Hours will be from 9 ajn. until 1 o'clock. Mrs. Stoy is captain of the local Red Cross motor corps, who is assist - : ing in making arrangements.: Dr. P. A. Lobar -is chairman of this division of the Red Cross. . Harvest Worker Redeems Suit - From Police Court - SILVERTON An "extra suit . of clothing is better worn than . lying in the police station, accord ing to both local officers and Charles McCanneL but Mr. Mc Cannel's suit has been resting in . the station for about a week. McCannel was apprehended by Special Officer Lewis Yates and ' charged with drunkenness as well as .wearing insufficient clothing. The fine was placed at $10 and a monuvs . jau sentence, Tne . sen- tence was suspended on condition that McCannel pay the fine. In lieu of the cash, McCannel put up a suit of clothing. It was not until Thursday of this week that he re deemed, it by paying the $10 fine . and an additional $2.50 cost w charge.- .. McCannel came here several days ago- from Gresham to assist in harvest work. JIrs. Legard Better . .. SILVERTON Mrs. A. O. Le gard, 92, confined at the Silverton hospital for the past ten days with a broken wrist and collar .bone, Is reported as improving. She sus tained the injuries in a fall at her home on NortlT Water street t Valloy Births SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morris - are -' announcing, the birth of a son at the Silverton hospital on Wednesday. " O H Tl nuuameuue - i I II The Statesman's Salem. Oregon, Saturday X,lomIa October 2. 1343 Pomeroy Injured When Thrown to Road ATJIJSVILLE R. D. Pomeroy was seriously Injured Wednes day when he was thrown ante the paved . highway from the back ef a track . la which he wu riding while moving his household roods to Salem.' He was dragged for some distance and at the time the track was hit by a logging- truck. Last reports were that he Is restlnx weli in a Salem hospital. The family has lived la this com munity far the last IS years. Consider Suilding Plaque Bulletin Board At Silverton to Honor Men in Service SILVERTON Mel vin Bell pre sided, at the Wednesday night meeting of the Silverton Lion's club held at Toner's. Reports were made on the recent bond sales campaign and plans were discussed for the erection of a servicemen's bulletin board. ' - "r ' Ernest Byberg r has returned from an airplane trip to eastern coast j cities. He went in the in terest of the Byberg manufactur ing' plant. . " Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wade have rented the old Albin Davis house on Paradise Road and are moving this week. The Wades recently lived in the Bethany district. Leonard Strobel and E. K. Bur ton were among the deer hunters in the hills east of Silverton Fri day, i: " Russell Luckey and Miles To bias left Wednesday night for east ern Oregon for a deer hunting trip. The Willard McCannons have purchased the Mae Elliott home, known as the Grant Davis place on West Main street.' Mrs. Raymond Reed is spending several days at the home of her grandmother, Mrs; Anna K. Jen sen Mrs. Reed is the former Miss Vivian Buness and has been on the. east coast recently with her husband, who is in the navy. She makes her headquarters at Seat tle, where her mother, Mrs. Ma rie Jensen Buness is employed. Silverton's city council, headed by Mayor Reber Allen, wfll hold its regular meeting Monday night. Problems for. discussion have not been announced. Miss Nellie Ca vender Is employ ed at the Olsen pharmacy. Borovicka Reaps 24 Tons Barley From 18 Acres SCIO Twenty-four tons of threshed barley from 18 acres of valley land comprised the crop harvested from the field this sea son on the- R. R. Borovicka farm a few miles 'southeast of Scio, he stated here Wednesday. - i Borovicka specializes in prize- winning, turkeys and high-bred HoUtetn dairy cattle. Ground bar ley and other grains grown on the farm, together with local commer cial poultry and dairy feeds, are used in . great quantities on the Borovicka farm. Sweepstakes at many turkey exhibits have been awarded Bo rovicka's birds and strong, de mands for his products have pre vailed for years, not only in many sections of Oregon but in other and distant states as well. High water last winter made devastating, inroads in his fields and much labor, money and ma terial have been and are being expended in making repairs in preparation for another wet win ter. In the absence of adequate farm help, Mrs. Borovicka has done some of the farm work. Crowded Sunday Is Planned For lIill City ;; MILL CITY -Homecoming will be observed Sunday at the Mill City Church of Christ with Rev. B. Ross Evans delivering the ser mons in the morning and after noon and a fellowship dinner scheduled for the noon hour, Rev. W. S. Crockett, pastor, has an nounced. ; . ;.' j.ne : cnurcn recently bought a community center which will be opened to the public on Sunday. That night,' Mr. Evans wiH begin an evangelistic service assisted by Mrs. Guy- Armstrong, singing ev angelist, who will conduct classes in church singing each night be fore the service. - - -.., Climaxing the day, the congre gation will give a erceptian for its newly married Sunday school superintendent, Mrs Pauline Chance. Mrs Plielan Leaves ' AUMSVILLE - Mrs. R o b e r t Phelaa left Wednesday for Wash ington, DC, to join her husband who is in radar service with the army there. ' lions Community Correspondents District SS Meets Slated ; Second in Series f To Be at Aumsville . This Sunday , :- PRATUM First of the six fail Sunday school, conventions was held here at the -Methodist church last Sunday, with J, A. Rickard, president,; and - Grace Klampe, secretary, representing the Hayes- ville district. The Santiam district convention "will j meet at the Aumsville Bethel church Sunday with , Rev. J. M. Franz and Rev. A. A. Loewen speaking. Mr. Mil ler is the new president and Mary Lou Kiethley,, secretary, ff The north ! Marion county Sun day school convention will meet at the Woodburn Christian church on October! 10. 1 Rev. Kenneth Wishart will be the main speaker. Rev. Newell ' Morgan is president and Mrs. Dan McCarthy, gecre- tary.!';''-.-:'1..'; ?; ;vi -:si The Silverton district Sunday school convention will convene at Monitor on October 17 at the Bi ble Standard church with Revi Walter Cook the featured speaker. William Magee is president and Mrs. Howard Don Lewis, secre tary.;;. . ; f. : .; r;; .J:;' - K The district Sunday school con vention of Jefferson will be held on October 31 with Glen Thur ston, president, and Edward Hol land, secretary. The convention probably will be held at Talbot Red Hill district will Convene on November 6 probably at Liberty. Mrs. J. W. Simmons is president in charge and Miss Bertha Skel ton, secretary. : Silverton Cannery Adds Equipment SILVERTON With canning at the local community cannery av eraging 5000 cans a week for the past week, Leonard Hudson, who Is in charge of the plant, reports that he believes Silverton people, at least, wfll be able to eat this winter. Canning will continue un til about November 15, Mr. Hud son believed this . week. Canning of corn has been falling off the past few days while canning, of tomatoes continues strong. Next week, carrots and beets, as well as meats, salmon and poultry will be - canned. However, appoint ments must be made lor the meat canning, before it has. been killed or it must be stored - in the: lock ers until canning- can be done. . During the past week two new hot plates, another steam kettle cooker and a retort, have been added. ,; V?; E. O. Nelson is still in, charge as canner, with Mrs. Hudson tak ing Mrs. Charles Davis' place when Mrs. Davis began her work instructor : in the local high school. Arden Anderson Is firing the boiler and Margaret Saggert is assisting: in the office. Silo Filling Starts PRATUM Silo filling is to be gin for the- community today at the Frazier farm. , Woodburn Churches CHUaCH OF GOD H. S. rulton. pastor. Sunday 0611001 ll;jn. Moraine aci-rlco IL O'clock. CruMdors at T:1S un. XvenlnC servico. S o'clock. Servico Wednesday at 75 pjn. : - ST. LtJXaS- CATHOLIC - Rev. V. I Moffenbcicr. pastor. Sun day mme t C. 00 ad 19 M msn. Week dajr m ia at ISt jn. . . CHKIST1AN SCXKNCX Second and Garfield streets. Morninf aerviee 11 o ciock. - - - - FKKK MKTSOOIST ; Bev. V. M. Abbott, pastor. Sunday school ?45 ajn. Morninf aenrlco U o ciock. Evening . service o'clock. - rvtx, gospei. " nrst and Hayes streets. Mrs. Lora Sorenaon. pastor. Sunday school 9AS ajn. Monunf sen Ice 11 o'clock. CZhU- dren's cnurcn T:13 p.m. Kroninc serv ico. l ocwcfc Tuesday sorvlco 10:49 ajn. Wednesday prayer service; 7:48 rjn. Friday, young people's servico at TOST PRKSBYTEK1AN Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning serv ice 11 o'clock. Shristian Xndeovor 7 pm. Union servico S o'clock. Her. Mew ell Morgan preaching. Prayer servico mursaajr at s psn. BETH EI. PRBSBTTCBIAN Sunday school IS ajn. Mrs. Louis Koenig, SupU Morning servico 19:49 o'clock. .. . ii -vlt-.- : rOURSQCARB GOSPEXr Kast Unco In street. Rev. and Mrs. Max I. Gulick. pastors. Sunday school : ajn. Moraine servico u o'clock. J3Q pjiv. Crusaders. ; Evnlnl service tms o'clock, serjnon subject. "Xnt Eleven Ui Hour." .. .. -4 IMMANTjEL. LUTHERAN Sunday school is ajn. , Horning service II o dock. Luther league 7:4a pjn. Confirm ants meeting Saturday at IS a jiu. Ladies Aid Thursday at S pjn hostesseas Mm6torbol and Mrs. unosetn. . j CHRISTIAN I'.-3-" -Sunday school It ajm. Junior church 11 ajn- "In Cod Wo -Trust.' Morning iuk 11 o'clock. Union servico B p J&, TeopyToran - - METHOSIST IX Lester Fields, pastor. Sunday school 10 aja. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Jaf ot the Christian Lite." Union aerviee S p.m Presbyterian. Monday. S pjn official board meeting in church. Tues day, 220 pn, wscs at church. - News PAGE nVE Pratum Women Will Learn ; Remodeling PRATUM A two-day "remodel clothes' school. is; scheduled for the Pratum home extension unit, Thursday and Friday, October 14 and 15, to be held at the Madeay grange hall. Miss Janet- Taylor, specialist from, Oregon State col lege, will be in charge, with Miss Frances' Clinton, , Marion county home demonstration, assisting. ' . 'Major remodeling may be done, such as making children's coats from elders'; sun suits, rompers or aprons from men's shirts; boys, girls or women's suits from dis carded men's suits; blouses from dresses; or minor remodeling such as changing, necklines, refitting or shortening of coats, suits or dresses!. -':-- l-'-y- Anyone wishing to do major re modeling - Is asked 1 to bring , an other Woman as a helper, in order that the garment may be com pleted in the two days, and also enable another person to benefit from the instruction of the school. . If the garment is to be complete ly remodeled, it must be com pletely ripped apart and cleaned or washed before the meeting. If only minor alterations are to be made, this is not necessary... Each woman should bring her own nee dles, pins, scissors, thimble, thread for basting and sewing, I tapeline, and pattern unless she - wants to take a chance on finding a suitable one from the selection brought by the specialist.., i J Due to the limited number of women that the school can ac commodate, those interested need to contact as soon as possible eith er Mrs. C A. Lynds of. Pratum or Mrs. M. M. Magee of Macleay, who are in charge of local ar rangements. Pratum Qiurch Slates Harvest Home Service Big day at the Emmanuel Men nonite church in Pratum will be this Sunday beginning with a rally day program in the Sunday school at 10 o'clock, followed by a har vest home: service when those in attendance will bring in their gifts of food to be distributed later top various, organizations. The sermon subject will be "The Blood- Token. .This service will close with a. communion service, followed, by a big fellowship bas ket dinner at 12:30 pjn. There will be junior and senior Christian Endeavor meetings at 7 p m,, then, at & o'clock, the new pastor, Rev. J. R. TurnbuIL will give the first of a aeries of night lectures on the Book of Revela tions,, using a large chart for il lustration, i Revival Series To Cohtmue Week Rev." T. W. Henderson, pastor of the Foursquare Gospel church, 19th and Breyman streets, has announced ' that revival services will continue- throughout the next weekf. Services will be given nightly except Monday and Sat urday at 7.45 pjn. Many have answered the ques tion proposed by Rev. Henderson each Sunday on bis radio -broadcast from 3:30 to, 430 o'clock. Last week's winner will be an nounced! this Sunday on the broadeast over station KST.M. Evangelist Reppond will apeak on the- air show, too, which : is titled now the Foursquare Church of -the Air. . Silverton PTA SILVERTON - While the Par ent - Teacher association , should meet Thursday of next week as its regular meeting time, it is ex pected . that this session will be postponed for a week because of the blood donation unit coming to Silverton on that date. Whether the PTA will be a day or night meeting has as yet not been de cided, but plans will be made at the first executive meeting to be held Tuesday Mrs. W. A. Wood ard is the new PTA president, having been elected- at the final meeting last spring. Silverton Churchcj TOST CHURCH OF CHRIST " First and Park streets. Russel Myers. paswr. sunaay school is ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Evening servico 9:30. IMMANUEL -: : -J --s':" - North Church street. S. L. Almlie. pastor. Sunday school' 10 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "Christian Education." Evening serv ico Ide o'clock, Luther league. CALVART Jersey street. O. C. Olson, paster. Sunday school IS aja. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon Mbject. "Heavenly Investments. k . - METHODIST ' ' . . ,Main and Fiske streets. O. Leonard Jones, pastor. Sunday school SMS un. Morning service . 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. The Increasing Christ.' TRINITY - ; Second S"d B streets. IL J. K. Fuhr, pastor. Sunoay school IS a.m. Morning iK-t ice 11 o'clock.- Sermon subject, -Treasures In Heaven.- Evening Serv ice 7:13 ociock. Luther league- in charge ot Miss Olga Torvcnd, leader. . - - - To Opsn Series Tragedies Are Theme For Four. Services; Rally Sunday Set Observance of world-wide com munion and the inauguration of a four-sermon series of the Tra gedies of Everyday" will feature services Sunday at the First Pres byterian church. Rev. W. Xrvin Williams, pastor, has announced. At the 11 o'clock service, each worshiper will be given a token card showing that he or she par ticipated in the service- Rev. Wil liams will bring; the" communion meditation, .. ln Remembrance "of Me." Twenty-four elders will as sist in . the distribution ' of r the elements. Since the service has been , observed at the church, it has surpassed Easter Sunday at tendance records. Members of the cognregation are asked to arrive as early as possible. ; Clifford Elliott will lead the vested choir in singing Stainiers anthem, "God So Loved the World. The offertory solo, "Hymn to the - Last Supper by Demarest will be sung by Mr. El liott. v-.--'i.::;..:';,.- The four-sermon series will start at the . night service with The . Tragedy of Jealousy from Othello- to be- presented Sunday, October 10, "The Tragedy of Un mastered Passions, Anthony and Cleopatra, will be featured with October 17 theme being "The Tragedy of Indecision, Hamlet and "The Tragedy of Ingratitude, King Lear, on October 24. Each , Sunday night Leonard Steinbock, dramatic student . at Willamette university will give a ten-minute reading with Mrs. Margaret Ringnalda carrying the feminine roles in the dialogue. '' Mr. Williams will bring a Bi blical message dealing with char acter? needs revealed in- these tragedies. The broadcasts over KSLM will start ten minutes ear lier to include the dramatic read ings, as a special service to shut ins. "' K . ; One hundred youths met for a rally banquet Wednesday r night at which Alta Davis, director of Christian education of the church, was speaker. Clifford Elliott en tertained with a pianologue; Vir ginia and Glenn Benner with pi ano . numbers and- Bernice . Klei hege with viola selections. Plans were made for an advance in ev ery department of the church school and young people's pro gram. Special attention waa given to the week day activities of church groups. Rally Sunday for the church school will be October 10. Baptists Plan Busy October . "Rustling October, an intensive fall kick-off program, will be launched at the Calvary Baptist church, , South Liberty and East Miller streets, Sunday. Special emphasis, will .be laid upon every member present observing the world-wide communion fellowship service. ': . - Ruth Nielsen, guest soloist, will sing- "Teach Me, O Lord, by fiarnblm. The choir wiU sing, un der the leadership of JEtev. How ard Smith, "The Love of God," by Buckley. The Commimion Medi tation wm be given by the pastor. Rev. Edward L. AUen, who wfll speak on the "Saviourhood of GodW - New song, books have been do nated to -the church by the senior young people, which are . being used, for the night inspirational gospel song services conducted by the minister of music. Rev. How ard Smith. The choir and guest soloists will render special music and. the night message win be given by the pastor based upon the theme, "Tarry UntiL" Evangelist To End Series Sunday closes the special evan gelistic Bible conference conduct ed by Roy L. Brown, Oregon Bap-r tist state evangelist and one of the outstanding Bible teachers, in America. , There wfll be special music by the choir and Mr. Brown's chart lecture wffl be "The Two Great est Revelations of the Scriptures. The church wfll participate in tmWng with other churches; in the observance of world commun ion Sunday. ; -, The vital Question presented by Mr. Brown- Sunday night wfll be "Where Should a Christian Live? At the close of the night service, various groups of young, people will unite in a super sing. Calvary and Pratum churches will be rep- 1 resented. Miss Strand Plans ' To Live in Seattle SILVERTON Miss . Hannah Strand, who has been at Silver ton for the past six months, left late this- week-for Seattle where she ; again plans to , make her home. She "formerly lived at Sil verton. - JA" I'dT' V; f Axel Eton is recovering at St Vincenfs hospital after undergo ing an operation several days ago. ' Twenty-three pupils are enroll ed at Brush Creek school this year. Mrs; Clifford Nybakke, 4he former ' Miss Viola Larson, ; Is teacher. " Church of Nazarene Launches October Promotion Drive Rev. Weaver W. Hess, pastor zarene, with his assistant, Prof. R, J. Lush, has accepted the chal lenge of a unified effort on the part of his denomination to make a million Contacts for Christ during the month of CctobervThis nationwide - movement Is under the direction of tne general su perintendents of which Dr. R. T. Williams of Kansas City, Ma, is chairman. Every one of. the 200, 000 members is asked to person ally contact a non-church goer to enlist his interest in the claims of the church. - 4 . The mojithly program - opens this Sabbath with the observance of world-wide communion , Sun day and a special promotion pro gram in the Sunday school. Octo ber 10 has been , set aside ; as "Church Appreciation day," Octo ber 17 wfll be Family day," while October. 2 4 is to be "Homecoming day, and October 31 will be rec- pgnized as "Curch Victory day. Prof. R. J. Lush, who- has been choir . director f or " over four monthshas been engaged as full time assistant and will have as his specific duties the work of di rector of religious education as weU as full, charge of all church music Prof. Lush was born: in New Rockf ord, NJ5 and attended Concordia college, receiving his AB at Northwest Nazarene col lege. His graduate work was with the American Conservatory of Mu sic in Chicago and his name is listed in "Who'rWho in American colleges and universities. As a teacher and director he has served as music director of Woodlawn Nazarene church,' instructor j at Immaculate School and' Forest Park school : system in Chicago, Illinois. For several years he was bead of the music department; at IT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL Church and Chemeketa streets. Rev. George H. Swift, pastor. Communion 7l30 ajn Church school - t:43 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Confirma tion instructions in me cnurcn oxnee, KVANGEUSTIC TABESNACLX ASSEMBLY OF GOD . Ferry and 13th streets, Eric M. John son, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 -a-m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Christ Has the Answers." Ev ening servico 7:45 o'clock. Sermon sub ject by Bev. Lloyd Bice of Dallas, preaching. :30 pjta young people's meeting. Wednesday. 75 pjn. Chris tian feUowshifraad prayer. . CHUKCH OF TBI NAZAKENE Center and Um streets. Jtev. weaver W. Hess, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Ser mon antvUtf uW)imi I Km the Blood - Evening servico- o'clock. Youth's hour. 9:30 pjn. Prayer servico Wed aeaday, 10Q pjn. ,, :, ; CHTJBCH OF JESUS CHEIST OF LATTEK DAT SAINTS 460 North - Cottage street. Sunday school 19 ajn. Belief society and priesthood meeting 11 2G ajn.. Sacra ment moenng.i pjn. ? . v , , i Worth Winter and Jefferson streets. S. Baynox Smith, pastor. Sunday school 943 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. -Atnirst. or oot." Bvonlng service T0 o'clock in youth caapei. . -: FTLCBTM SOLUTES " 99 Madcet street. Rev. Sherman Moore, pastor. Sunday ochool 949 aJn. Morning . servico- 11 o'clock. Goimon subject. -Sowiag. Evening servico IS) o'clock. Prayer meetlna Wedoes- day..10 pjn. if. laUIH CEKTEB-- no titmtm- iwt CMvm KtfTHU MsS. pastor. Morning .service 1945 o'cioetc Sermon sobject. The Prodigal Son." COT7BT STEER CH3USTIAN 1 17th and Court sUoets. W. M. Ly man, pastor. Sunday school 945 ajn. Morning aiiki 9d9 O'clock. Sermon sabjeet, At tbo Taolo- of the- Lord." ChrUtlan Endeavor. -edS pjn. Evening servico 7 30 -o'clock. Sermon -aublect. -The Bight Hand ot FelliiwaHtp." Serv- caeir pracuce mursoay, iao CBBISTIAN AKD MISSIONAET ALLIANCE C H. atetomarm. nostor. Sth and Csines straets. Sunday school 9r45 ajn. Morning servieo- 11 o'clock. Sormoa subject. "How the Believer May Ex ercise His Cod -Given Authority." Ev ening -service 7:39 o'clock. Sermon sub joct. "Tbo- Fall of a. Groat. Enemy." Wednesday, 73a pan, prayer meeting. North Cottage and D streets. J. F. Olthoff, PP poster. BaUy dsgr program at 19 - ajn. bow scnoot ana we will be a combined servico. Sermon subject. "RevlUhxo or DevitaHxer FaUowssdp luncheon at isttoosiss of lite Lovrs sup tbm wttsilsslj chores, meeting ENGLEWOOD . TJNITEO BJUCTKEEN IN-CI1EJST -.. North 17th street and Nebraska av soo. iter. Cbuostr Ov Gusdmsii. pos e. aHsadayochaal St45 am. Mernsog serrieo 11 o'clock. Christian Endeavor 7 pjn. Evenisqr servico 9 o'clock. Ser mon .subject, "Faith in the Guidance of the Holy Spirit" Prayer meeting ThBsaaay, pjn. SALVATION ABMT S41 Stato otroeC'Ma). F. F. atevens. sstor. Sondoy school 19 ajn. BaSy Sunday. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "A Friendly Hand.' Evening, service 7 JO o'clock. Sermon subject, "A Ufa Walking in Dark- itmt fbesbtteuan Chemeketa and Winter streets. W. Xrvin. Williams, pastor. Sunday school 9.-45 aon. Morning servico 195 o'clock. Sermon subject, 'In Remembrance of Me." Evenln gou ilea 79 o'dockS Ser mon subject, "The Tragedy of Jeal ousy." Monday, 739 pjn. Boy Scouts. Thursday. 739 pjn, service. - , ftbst chbzstian - : ley Strain, pastor. Sunday school 9:4$ ajn. Morning service itis voostt Sermon subject. "The Tps and Downs of Living." Children's church, Mrs. C. o'clock. Sermon subject. "The Chris tianity Tnac ian ue. uuisuan n deavor at 939 pjm. FTBST BAPTIST Marion and North" Liberty streets. school 9:45 ajn. Morning service 11 o cjock. sermon uujrwt, uw wv Greatest Revelations of the Scriptures." Roy Brown. Evening .servico 739 o'clock, sermon - suDjecr, . -wnore Should a Christian Live?" Roy Brown, evangelist. Young people's meeting 830 pjn. Big young people's supper slag at doea of night aerviee. Young peo ple rrom t:aivery cpan wra rraww. HAYES VILLE BRANCH - . Dewey Davis. Supt, Sunday school 9:45 ajn. - ft) UK CORNEKS BIANCH - Lambert, Supt Sunday school 9:45 a m. Younv -neonleB meeting 939 PJn. Ev enln service 75 o'clock. BRUSH COLLEliJS BSADI-n Brush College school. Bev. Earl L Baker, pastor, Sunday school 9:45 o-m. Mark Buell. Supt. Morning service 18:45 o'clock. Younp people s meeting 20 pun. of the local Church of the Na- f f- REV. HESS, : PROF. LUSH . Northwest - Nazarene college at Nampa, Idaho. Prof, and Mrs. Lush and Ronnie Jon are making their home at 420 Kingwood ave nue, West Salem. - As a special feature of the local advance month effort, Evangelist Lon R: Woodrum of California wfll conduct a series of services beginning . October 20 and Prof. Lush wfll assist as song leader and choir director. Choir numbers and special ensemble groups will be provided for these five Sunday services. The church has adopted the slogan, "The Old Gospel in Sermon and Song, for. the month. The public is Invited to all ser vices., -j-'"' '.." Salem CALVARY BAPTIST South Liberty and East Miller streets. Edward L. Allen, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Clssaes for an ages. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. The Saviourhood of God." 830. youth groups. Evening service 730 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Tarry Until." Wed nesday. 1 M pjn, service. Thursday, 730 pjn, choir rehearsal. AMERICAN LUTHERAN ' S43 N. Church street. U. A. Cetzen daner, DD. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser mon subject. "The Importance of Holy Communion." Evening service 9 o'clock. Sermon subject, "A Comforting Prom ise." ..; , FIRST -UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST 1155 Mission street. Firman B. Keno yer. pastor. Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Faith." TJBCE. 7 p.m. Even ing servico S o'clock. Sermon subject, "Holiest of All." FIRST EVANGELICAL - Marion and Summer streets. Rev. X Kenneth Wishart, pastor. Sunday scnool s45 ajn. Morning servico II o'ciock. - caijuon subject, lxyaJty. Youth groups will meet at 830. Even ing servico 739 o'clock. Sermon sub ject. "An Adequate Faith." Prayer hour Thursday at s pjn. CHURCH OF CHRIST Cottage and Shipping' streets. H. B. ThornhiH, pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning -servico 11 o clock. Even ing' ervtee 739 O'clock. Sermon sub ject. "Revelations. 9th Chapter." HIGHLAND PRTENDS J ' Highland and Church streets. Her man H, Maey. pastor. Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Christian Endeavor ot 939 pjn. Ev ening servico TTS9 o'clock. Frayer nteet- utg Tnuraoay at TJO pjn. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Chemeketa and Liberty otr sets. Sun day school 11 ajn, Bervlces 11 ajn. and R sun. Sermon subject. "Unreal- tty." Wad need ay moeting at a. - BETHANY EVANGELICAL Canltol and Marlon streets. E. A, Rjaismeier. poster. Cunday school 19 ng service- u o docKw Annu al mission festival. Rev. C W. H. Sat" erwein.ee Portland wul preach hi the and at FIRST SrnUTUALXSZ MS North Commercial street. Servico S39 pjn.. Rev. Maxtoo Roberts. Port land, speaker. EvonimT- service- 730 o'clock. figt.-and Mrs. Proutz will assist at both services...... FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Cattoro and. Hoo streets. Rev. H. A. Schlatter, paster. -Sunday ochool 9A4 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Ser- subioct. -second -step to- a eoc- Ltla. evening servico im Oeimon subject, 4 The Mora Excellent Way . Envies Not." CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC) Stats and ism streets, F. H. Theuer. BD. pastor. Sunday school 9t4S ajn. Macnlag. aerrlce U o'cloek. Sermon subject, "Poaco in Christ. Business meeting rouowing tne oervico. connr natien oiass Saturday. 9 ajn. MADISON STREET ONENESS . TABERHACUB - ". 1419 Madison street,- Roy M. BUx- soth. pastor. -Sunday school 19 ajn. Morals gservleo 11 o'clock. Evening servico 9 o'clock. Thursday prayer meeting S KNIGHT MEMORIAL ' ' : CONOUGATIONAL IBtb end Terry streets, wuiara xs. HalL pastor. Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning- servico u o clock. sermon subject, "Broken." . , LESLIE METHODIST South Commercial and Myers streets. Joseph Knotts. pastor. Sunday school 99 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "The Remembrance os Remission ot Sins." Youth groups at 939 pjn. Evening servico 730 o'clock. Sermon subject, Tbo Joy of Strength." Prayer meeting Thursday, 730 pjn. EMMANUEL BAPTIST ' Hazel and Aeodemy streets. Warren C Hale, pastor. Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'ciock. Sermon subject, "Called Unto the Fellowship of His Son." Young people's meeting at 730 pjn. Prayer meeting and quarterly business meeting . on Wednesday at 730 pjn... - , FOURSQUARE GOSPEL isth and Brevman streets. Rev. x. w. Henderson. ThB. pastor. Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Morning servico 11 o'clock. Evening service 743 o'clock. Evangelist Reppond with southern singers. Sun day. S39 pjn, radio service, Evan- rimM I 1 lias : Hear This New Broadcast Every Day -(Except Sunday) EEIl - C:15;;il. El. (Notice Time Change) Vcslcy Johnson, Director j7 , tf-?, Yputli Program In keeping with the observance of world-wide communion Sun day, the morning services at the First Christian church will cerAzv about that theme. Kev. Dudley Strain will preach in the momir on the suDject "ine wps Downs of Living" The adult choir win sing a communion anlhern. "Incline Thine Ear," by Ilimmel, - with Incidental solo by tlrs. Ar thur Nye. John Schmidt, jr., will sing as a solo "The Silent Voice" by Caro Roma. In the afternoon the Crusader Christian Endeavor group frcxa the church will take the commun ion to shut-ins who are members of the congregation and who could not attend the morning service oi worship. , . At nteht the entire service will center about youth, as a climax to rlitrlnii education week. An in stallation service for the' officers of three young people's groups of this church will be a part or tne preliminary service for the night worshiD period and will also serve - as an acme of the senior high plan ning conference which is being held out at Hull's Lodge, Turner, this week end. During this spe cial service several of our youth will participate. The offertory, a violin number. "Benedictus, wfll be played by Harloee Wilson; the ,solo, "My Task, will be sung by Betty Pugh Hagan; the "charge will be given by Delvon Long and the "accep- , tance of the charge" will be given by Larry HalL Following the installation ser vice, Mr. Strain will use as his sermon topic "The Christianity that Can Be. Evangelical Plan Concert The services Sunday at the First Evangelical church will inaugur ate- the beginning of the fall "pro gram at the church, says the Jtev. J. Kenneth Wishart, minister. This church is joining others ot the city, state, nation and world in the observance of world-wide communion. The pastor is speaking briefly upon the theme "Loyalty." The choir, under the direction or Ernest Friesen, is singing at its first appearance this fall, the num ber "My Redeemer Lives," by Madrid, The mixed quartet will sing just before the communion. From 7:15 to 7:30 pjn.. William Fawk. church organist, will pre sent a sacred concert which will include the following numbers variation on the choral prelude "Our Father, Who Art in Heaven" by Bach; "The Lost Chord" by Sullivan; "Sarabande Grave" by Couperin; Iven Song" by Duddy; and "The Holy City" by Adams, arranged by Harwobd. Other special music will-be a number by the choir, a duet by Mrs. R. H. Ermel and Mrs. Ni Glea- son, and the "Back Home Hour" quartet. The pastor is . preaching upon the theme "An Adequate Faith." I " . Comn-egation To Pray for Peace A prayer for the speedy return of soen in the armed forces and for an early peace will be offer ed Sunday at the morning ser vice of !the Christian and Mis sionary Alliance church, which is observing, world-wide commun ion. ! C H. Steinmann, pastor, will discuss "Hew the Believer May Exercise his God-Given Author ity." A special rally day program is scheduled for the Sunday school hour at t:4S ajri. i .i.-nnii 4 -us bbi ati-Mt meet ing at Cooxt and Commoreial streets. Services every night at 7:4S pjn.. ex cept Monday and Saturday during re vival, i . ! . FIRST METHODIST . State and Church streets, J. C. Hsr rison. nastor.- Sunday school t i a.m. Morninr aervieo 109- o'clock. Evening servico Tru oioca aermon suDjecw -Lights Beyond the Ftvo Senses." In termedia to feUooiahip- 939 pjn. youth feUowshlp, 939 pjn. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Marion and Cottar- streets. David Nielsen, pastor. Sunday school 9S ajn. In adult section. Dr. H. G. Wili er wiU speak. Morning servico 11 ajn. Sermon subject, "In Betnembrsnce of Me." : T" youtt mftnf. Valloy Churches PRESBYTERIAN: ' ' Cervais. James Aucen mn, piw. c.maw u.Km1 is m. Moraine serv ice 11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "The Church, a World Racial Wide Organi sation." Christian Endeavor meeUng at 739 pjn. -Lloyd oale urown. iciun. Election of officers. MENNONITE BRETBREN West Salem. Bev. A. A. Loewen. pastor. Sunday school 9:43 a.m. Morn- I i ia.ji .'.Uilr Ormnn ftllo ect. Visiting convalescent homes, f;43 o'clock. -Wednesday prayer meet i T...wm ohnlr rehearsaL Friday, wi. j . Junior choir rehearsal. SALEM HEIGHTS COMMlJNrrT Madrona Avenue and Liberty Raw F, C. SUnnard. pastor. Sund-rtchool Sermon subject The Importance of ib?Church. ' aally day in the Sunday school, --..i " . n iisxiiiLis