Th OZTGO:i STATECl.lAlL Salem, Onqon. Saturday Morolng. Mcrr 13. 1S44
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Qiurch
Observes :
75tli Birthday
Combining Its tributes to the
church fathers and to the mothers
of men, Salem First Presbyterian
church In three services Sunday
celebrates its diamond Jubilee and
observes Mothers day.
' Church school classes win hold
an assembly at 9:45 am. toe the
lirst of these programs: -
Prelude "Spring 8cgjdertdelssohn
Doxology . by the school
Invocation. Judge John H Scott
Anthem The Word OX God Shan
Guide My Teef ;.. ; Conant
The Junior Choir
SerfttureGlenn Benner. Junior Scot.
Prmjftr Tjiura Jean Bates, Collet e-
Butlneri Dept.
sou "For siy Motner- ifaiotte
Virginia Ward Elliott ,
Our Church "Seventv-five Years
Ago and Now" arranged by Lyle
jbeignton ana committee
Consecration service, led by J. 3. Fitx
aimone. suDerintendent
Benediction airs. Ada t Condit
Poathida "March in G" , Armstrong
. Second of the day's observanc
es will be the 11 o'clock morning
worship service: '
Prelude "Jesu. Joy of Man's
- Desiring , ' Bach
In Dulct Jubilo Bach
Chimes
Hymn "faith of Our lathers"
Invocation
The Lord's Prayer
- Choral Response
Anthem "How Levely la Thy
Dwelling Place , ,, Brahms
Scripture: Selections from Hebrews
11 and 12
Pastoral Prayer .
Choral Keanonse
Re-dedication of church and re-con
secration of people, minister and
congregation participating.
Offertory solo
Tor My
Motner-
Malotte
Vlreinie Ward XUiott
The Doxology t i
Dedicatory prayer -i -
Sermofi "Apart txom Us Therefor
Let Us Run" .Henry Marcotte, DD
Prayer for our nation
"America (fourth stanza)
fienedictkm
Postlude "March Maitari"Chopln
The burning of the mortgage on
the church, recently paid in full,
and greetings from related or
ganizations will feature the 7:30
pjrn. services:
Prelude Tvenmtf Balls and
Cradle Son-- Macfarlane
Invocation
Hymn "Day la Dying In the West"
Scripture: The Acts 2C:tt-20
Anthem "The Omnipo
tence' Schubert-Spicker
Greetings from Salem Ministerial
Association Rev. S. Raynor Smith
Greetings from Willamette
University. Str. John L. Jtuugni
Offertory solo
"O Divine Re-
deemer"
Gounod
osephtne Albert Spaulding
Sermon "Visions and
1 Tasks" . Henry Marcotte. DD
: Male quartet "Bless This House" Bra he
i Burning of the mortgage J. T. Ul
rich. president of the board of trus
I tees, presiding
j Doxology
1 Benediction
! Postlude' "Mere March" Mendelssohn
Methodist Church
'Recalls Union
Now 5 Years Old
KANSAS CnY,',Mo7 May 12
Elaborate ceremonies here five
years ago this week when 900
legal delegates in the presence of
ten thousand visitors voted, to
merge the three , long-separated
'major branches . of Methodism
were recalled and celebrated by
the denomination's . general con
ference which has just completed
an Il-day session. ; A
In the same municipal auditor
ium Where in May 1939 the unit
ing conference did Sway with the
names "Methodist Episcopal
Church," . " Methodist Episcopal
Church, South," and "Methodist
Protestant Church," for the new,
Inclusive name, ''The Methodist
Church," the representatives of
the 42,000 congregations appraised
the results of union and plotted
, the future course for America's
largest Protestant group.
Reports showed strong advan
ces in membership, benevolent
giving and debt payment Lower
figures appeared only in the col
umns of Sunday school,, enroll
merit While this is paralleled in
other dtaorninationsy ' the dele-
1.-3 . - -1 .4 m. ajM.A.1 mA-.
vance program have set the cor
rection of this trend as one goal.
Friends Observe
Mother's Day
- Special observance of Mother's
day will be made May 14 at South
Salem Friends church.: In -the
Junior dopajrtment of the Sunday
school the mothers win be asked
to visit classes and! observe4 the
work the children are doing.
In the' senior department there
will be readings, spceial music.
" " In the 11 o'clock worship ser
vice Haxel Cooper of Cascade
college will . sing and also the
Nordyke trio. John Trachsel win
preach on a Mothers day theme.
At the 730 service the young
people will have short program.
Laura Trachsel will give a short
message on "Who Loved Mother
Best?"...
DAN XXASMON F02 CONG SUSS
The republican party expects
to get our country out of this
mess, but if can't do so by re
electing the same old crowd of
lawyer-politicians who got us In
to the. alphabetical, soup. To be
progressive, the Republican Party
must get the "old timers" out and
put some prcfressive men in
Congress. DAN HARMON is such
a man. He is successful. ,
DAN HARMON believes ' la
thrift, hard work and honesty, as
a foundation of progressive ac
tion; Irr Congress do we want suc
cess or seniority? :
Congress has teen full of sen
iority (men too eld to put up a
good fit) r years let us try
success instsad cf seniority for a
change.
Take a lock at the votert
ramrjhlet and listen to DAN IIAR
1.ION epealc over KOIN every
Thursicyst D.13 P. M. -
Home of 75-yearrbld Church
One of Salem's most modern sad
hvterfa.iL. house a 7S.tmt.b1i1
observing the anniversary of Its
tx7i. rt.-.
stale Mntw Thtt roeni nletnr
u. m-M
At the right a wing booses the
stands the manse. v
er s
To Be Feature
The Evangelical youth fellow
ship will present a -program , dedi
cated 1 to mothers of the congre
gaion,' Sunday at 7:30. A sound
movies The. Prodigal Son," which
is . a production of Cathedral
Films, Inc will be shown, and
appropriate musical numbers have
been arranged.! -, "
Of special interest is the youth
male i quartet, which will sing
two Mothers day songs. The organ
and violin offertory. Schubert's
Ave Maria," will be played by
Germond Lair.fcin and William
Fawki The 1 choir, composed en
tirely of young people and direct
ed by ; John Pike, will sing a spe
cial arrangement of "My Mothers
Bible,? by TillmrA Lucille Bair
will give the dedication, and Bev
erly Wadsworth the . invocation,
composed by j Phyllis " Launer.
Evelyn Halverson will read the
scripture. Dianne Riggs and Don
na Carr will sing a duet, "When
Mother Prayed."
The minister, J. Kenneth Wis
hart, will speak briefly. Members
of the committee have prepared a
souvenir booklet for all mothers
present
Music Concert
To Be Presented at
St. John's Gmrch
A concluding music week con
cert "will be given on Sunday,
May 14. at 8:15 at St John's Lu
theran church, 16th. and A street.
Miss Margaret Say, v violinist of
Portland, will be the guest artist
The local choir, under the "direc
tion of Mrs. William H. Fischer,
will sing-two groups 'of numbers.
William H. Fischer, organist, of
St John's, will appear on the pro
gram, and win play the choir ac
companiments. . The following
program will be given:
In Hallowed Balls -Harris
Agnus Dei Jaet
Prelude in A- yiat Batiste
William H. Pischer.
Let the-Heavens Kejol
-Gaul
The Lord la
My Shepherd
Breitenbusch
Choir
Cavatlna
Herd Girl's Dream ...
t Margaret Say
JLablnaky
, Offertory
Selected
West
.Gounod
The Lord Is Exalted
Unfold Y Portals
cnotr
1 Souvenir .
DkHa
Dclios
i Concerto ... ..,,.
- Margaret ay,
Postlude in E riat u-Ba
Offertory
Prayer for Our Country .Ixtrens
William H. Fischer, organist
Largo .Handel
. Selma Ptacher, assisted
by vloUn. choir and organ -
Col. James Dee
To Attend Bleeting
CoL James Dee, Salvation Ar
my divisional commander lor
Oregon and southern Idaho with
offices in Portland, accompanied
by Ilrs. Dee, will conduct the
Sunday night service at the Cita
del. 241 State street.
One of the special items dur-
ins the service will be the swear
ing in of six new senior members
In the-Salem corps. The time of
this service "will be 733 o'clock.
The rmeral mifclic b iivited to
Pay
1 I
V I
beautiful churches, the First Pre
omnfaatlnn which this weekend Is
founding. SUaaied at the Inter-
-' - ' it.-. L.tui.. v
tm f h niiniiM fit tn. rnieinirr.
S.KEVIA. MM W . mMMMS I
edacattoiial plant In the alcove
.! T" 1 B; '.. "' " ; -; :'
Mother's Day
Mnsic Planned
4 h- -
In m combined observance of
Motners day and music week the
' :
CnoiTOI. lUUgni. Memorial lon-
tJIT
j Br. iuuu -
ing program at the 11 o'clock wor-
ship-' service Sunday morning:
T The Ch Ir
LA" T-.l'. . . '
nariano, aroyi uasnney
Anthem "tort iSi meYelr,-Chsrles
' . ' The Choir
Solo "Let All My Life
Spross
- xtm MUSIC
! I Mrs. Joan Kortzeborn
Tttinttofh" i
Th rhnlr- , ....
-h "g
S0I4 "Homing' " TVi Riego
i Richard smart
The choir is under the direction
01 narnett Adams smart. Kev.
WUIard B. Hall, the minister.
wiUJspeak on "The Homing ln -
stinct" v .
57lChildren in
First Communion
Qass at Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL A class of 57 lit
tle s children will receive their
first holy communion next Sun
day! May 14, at 8 o'clock with the
usual colorful ' ceremonies. - The
first- communicants, aecotnoanled
hv all th rhlMnui k. ..1.
anlLTlv Kk a 1 Z j ! sehool at IS jn. D. JiankTaUt aup -
andiled by the Mt Angel band.StJf. "iJlT;. 1 .t 7
Will arch from the school- to the
.hij it- - . .
nua( several -nun-
area youngsters will occupy the
nunaie pews. . . ,
The band will play again after
t M the children march er
bade to the School. - .y.. - vl. . T -1 . .-c :
At -230 in the - afternoon the
chudrenwijl gather in the church
"rLLF1
municants will be enrolled in the
scapular. iBewcn, of
messed Sacrament Will follow.
No devotions will be held Sunday
night as customary
"u , vusiomary. . . .
LoclSC Plan Iriitiafiori
At Weclnc8ciay Jleeting
' LXONS Plans were made for
iniUation at the meetins rrf Talth
Bebekah lodge Wednesday night.
Officers
elected Were Carnett
T).-..4 LT- TT n. .
vera. " c
vice grand! Goldie Rambo, secre-
li:- .
wurj, axiu ,xvsv larcssier, rxeasurer.
Another benefit card party will
be held at the hall Saturday night,
with? Hazel ? Lewis, Boss Berry, I- " V J -Helen
- Anderson' and Eva - Bress-1 sxxtzer cwion icndat school
lev the enmmlttMk In ilnr .Tk
- 7 ,
TOmmittee f or the social hour in -
eluded Elizabeth Taylor, Celene
Pmin, v.n w.,t. T1 '
-"' mj. , .
FL-I Utl fcc!i
; Down town The Tall White' Spire
- '.' S:sday - 10:50
r ': The Ilcther and Her' Sen -A
Sermon by Dr. J. C Harrison.
Holl call cf the ens hundred men and five women cf
First Church who axe in the Service cf our country.
Churcli Plans
For Coiacert ;
InSflverlon
. SILVERTON Emanuel , i Mans-
field, neerti tenor, will sins! Mon-
Church auditorium at 8 DJQ. Ad-iC
mission wfll not be charge but
an off ering will be taken. In-1
rfAA 4K emve Iwk vtll
ZZ Zl i rCTT. ZZZ rl
are 7-aom u o y , , owmg uw I
Sweet Chariot,' and . Nobody
Boy Scouts meet at the Methodist I
church at 11 o'clock, and choir
rehearsal Is Wednesday night at I
n'rlock. r t . I
Trinity j Mission . circle will
meet Wednesday In the church sF-isW pile's wS
sodal rooms, with Mrs. L. Ct-Wada Ja 9- Bible study and
Goplerud as '- hostess. Choir t re-1
html wfll hm held Thtmrlav at I
I 8 o'clock and! confirmation In-1
Btrucuorr Saturday at 990.
Calvary 3 Naomi '-; society
wni
mt Wednesday at 19$ l
i miss sessie aregersxHi n ous uu
street.: Calvary choir "will 'meet
for rehearsal Wednesday night at
8 o'clock, and midweek Bible
Study and prayer service will belcial musie by the choir for Mother's
held Thursday, at a o'clock. Con- w"u2ft. 1A
formation instruction will be held I
Saturday at, 10 ajn. ' .' , j.
Fellowship dinner WUI be held I
at, Imanuel church Sunday lm- j
mediately following the morning l
services. Hostesses for the
Sion are Mrs. S.' Swanson, Mrs.
au. n.Ltt & t 1
uwii,: Jan. aukii nenw
and Mrs. Lee Ulvin Smith. Tues-Hect.
day night at 8: o'clock thereon-
uuaing session. ox ine series oil
BILL -! s.t .J AM
oiuxm iuhucs wuaucieu W
Rev. A. R. ! Peterson of the Bible I
t InstituU of Minneapolis wfll be
Held.- cnou ' , renearsal will . be
held Thumrlav nt A o'rWk ind
neia inursuay at o ciock ana
confirmation class will
be ; held I
Saturday at 930 ajn. .
:.(
erance
Rally Plaiiiit3d
. For Sunday
Arrangemen nave oeen com
I Dieted f or i a Mothers day citr
I Wide temperance rally to be held
f33!11 14.at ' 8 Pf4at the I
Virt rhii.h if Nmnn.
r,Z-l 1 I T 7 'T"
uenver tueei av uu.
Rev. Wesley Johnson ol Port -
iana wiu oe tne speajcer. i
Rev. Johnson is the secretary
of the Christian Broadcasters as-
Oregon nrohihition nartr. and
-u: - . u
1 wmii iitaii fJi. uic tuuiuuiiet; vu uiu
r1 and cnHal rfnrm nf thti ITnlt.
ran '
lemp
Evcal Churches Mljgg jXTWV,
1 erica. I r. " - "
. . . -J
This rally is a part Of the com-
m.nit. Mntn nnumm .n4
I wicrueiiuiuiua uuiiiju ai : a ue-
anU-Uquor 1 lOTCeS OI rtne Oty,
those in charge State. All rs
ouu uiuuf tiuufi mis wmuuuj
I invited to bring their friends and
neighbors.
I 77nth TnA sfatA nMeinAnt
; 4i0 aUM w eisH. wiiwuuwui
01 " Uf U, wui mtroauce me
1 BDeaker. aeverai musical num -
bers are nlanned.
Church Choir Hold
. ,
1 hursday Picnic
STLVERTOK Trinity! choir
a .
of which.Mrs. Tom Anderson i
director, and Mrs. Alf O. Nelson,
accompanist, had a picnic sup-
per Thursday night before the
remilar nrartW hour If TA
regular pracuce nour. airs. ya
Holden headed the committee ar-
raneinff the affair
ranging me axxair. ,
Valley Churches
i :
I nn inuwii nnnii
I. Cni. w ii . hiK : dnwt.
Church service conducted by Rev. and
lien. fimmm nibnM n.n .
k : ::
potjb corners branch
OP first baptist
East Jltate and Clm streets. Sunday
pSSt BArasT"" v' 5
;i?rymiM Khnato towdty
! - -
:
Brush College schooL Rev. Earl U
liillVZS' .l0 "vJli,.
rnieSSwTSl nmV
people convene at Z JO p.m. j .
I EMMANTJEL ' SfBNNONTTB
Psntasm. J. H. Turn bull, -paster. Sun-
ttcStrW.
"The Motherhood of God."
"cams
fSTL,
J.?-S,0, ubject rTbt
w -
?mo,XT whkn. West afSJS? aSJsycnooT i T
a iKZT'C iSSSi: ZZT7t
I .... . I. ..
KUT il ts-Z.Z ii7Z
ISJtaJrtSo-riTnmC
I Jr choir rehearsal. 7 JO p.m. orches-
I tra pracuce. weonesaay 7:0 sun.
J?LZXZuiJL rSrJTL
I hearse. Friday nxi pjn. male chorus
I - Keizer school auditor nun. Rev. David
1 ci.. umI ta A.m.
fuarainVesrviee et 1L Young people's
meeting tattun. At s a musical group
from West, ilem . win have, charge
'oC the servioa.1.
Salem Ghurches
U3XTHSX. BAPTIST
North Cottase and D streets. flS
aA. Sunday school. 11 ajn. wonhin
ervtce. Guest preacher. Bev. Xdward
U Allen. T30 eveninf service.- Young
People in eharge of Mother's day pro-
sr. . wktch meeunc weaneaaay
U Trswln. ad tetertm ntor. Sun.
.fS J!
Twina." Baptist Youtta rnowship at
IS30 pja. Kvenlnf service at T30. Ser
-lutO Greatest Secret
society. - The oldest and younceat
2w15iJlto rric ui be
fiest eakiit
bnrnJ!t:
school s:4S ajn. Mornine service at
- 0" supjeci, A Mothers oedl
23J.r? ta
i .
ntSfAKlaX BAPTIST
Wanes C Bale, pastor. Sunday school
10 ajn." Morning aerriee at 11. Sermon
Sunbject, "A Praying Mother. Young
people? meeting at 1 pjn. Robert
KXGLKWOOD CHCKCH OF THE
UNITED BStBTBSUSN IN CHILIS T -
north 17th and Nebraska avenue. J.
M. Goodheart. pastor. Sunday school
t:4S ajn. Morning service at 11. Spe-
Chrur Fellowship. Th minister wui
(lead a discussion on the religions of
I China and Japan. Evening service at
enapal. sermon ; select.
t JO tn social rooms in charge of Mrs.
oooanean.
occa-laimsT immn hutbiin
I WS Mlaaton street, ytrman B. Ken'
loyer, pastor. Sunday school It ajn
Mornine service at 11. Sermon sub-
"The Sermon My Mother Would
iSom. iVSg w
VUVBT ITBSKZ UlSUTlAn
ilth at Court street. W. H. Lyman.
ministsr. Bible school, aeaembly S:45
L-Z
uan ramlly.- christian Endeavor meet
F'' '-30 B m- Evening worship at
1 1:30 Touin niht sermon bv navmond
Armstrong, associate minister. Mid
week church nignt Thursday at aaa.
FIRST CHKI8TIAN
Corner of Center and Blgh streets.
Ihtdley Strain, pastor. Sunday school
S.-49 ajn. Morning service at 10:90. ser
mon subject, "The Home A priority
i Casual tr. At TXO DJn. 13-
I minute concert feaUuing the Doeikaen
instrumental ensemue. ix -serm
I -r,Mn "Tl it m Mm nt Tttm
fTJtST CONGKEGATIOMAI.
Marion and North Cottase street.
David Nielsen, pastor. Sunday school
B:o a jn. . Adult ronim speaker. Mrs.
Charles Ratcliff. Morning service at
11. Sermon suMeet. "Mother hood May
Teach Us." M pjn. League of Youth
meeting .
T CONGBKGATIONAI.
ln. and Ferry streets
Willard B.
Hall, pastor.
Sunday school IS - Sum.
! fLTeor'tos
ipugrim League.
I saint Paul's episcopal
Church and Chcmeketa streets. Kev.
i Church school S.-45 ajn. Morning pray
er service ana sermon at 11.
IOUTH IALXM FKIENDS
tors. Sunday school at S.-45 ajn. Morn
ing service at ll. Sermon subject.
"Mother's God. Evening service st
tdO. Sermon subiect. "Which One
1 Thursday at 7 JO pjn.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
343 North Church street. M. A. Get
Pton Sunday f ol
rsubjcct. Mother.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC)
SUte street at 18th. F. H. Theuer,
I oesior. oUnaay SCnoot son. JBUtu
1 7 . .
W service at ji. vvnuniiauuii
vice. Sermon subject. "Be Thou Faith-
i" -
I 111 IIUIUUU BUIUWU BVl V IVii v fl a eee
Battermann. Portland, preaching.
PIRST METHODIST v
Corner of State end Church streets.
J. C Harrison, pastor. Church school
9:43 ajn. Youth, church at 11. The Bev.
Paul Jaquith - preaching. "How Our
Church Began." Morning worship - at
I lUHL. asriTMOaTl IfTTrSsr 1 US1 SBXUUieZST
IHer Son." Youth PeUowship S pjn.
.T..'eningwor
I Sermon topic, "Unbalanced Virtues.'
pkkr metbodist ' ,
Market and Norm Winter streets,
R- Stewart." pastor. Sunday school
M aJn Morning servtoe at 11. ser-
mon subject, "Mother Love." Evening
service at 7:4$. Sermon subject, "The
ratv rf " Youth arouna meet at
I pjn. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
pjn. .
JASON LEE METHODIST "'
North Winter at Jefferson street.
S. Majroor Smith; paster. Sunday
S4S aJn, Morning servsee at U. Sermon
1 subjeet," pother.' Evening eenrice at
1 ts. sermon subject. -Abundant Uv-
"J. tZi SJSl
I Peuowahip groups at sae. Brotherhood
lTaesaay evening aUSJO.
LESLBI SfETHOOIST - .
. fiMk ' I" i i ill mw i , "
lr rxt. imi .rimi
Sdna BoMer. teturned imsslensry
jJJ&JZZ
2im sWn aeetpS PiaVi
SunSSTpj r1?
Aamam? V? "- 4.
'"JM2SI.n ca
"sunday schooT lVHi ui
in enrtce at ll. Young people's meet-
tM PJ- rviee at 75.
sermons Sondav bv Kvanrelist wu-
1 Mar Bell, amor Cwnfai .ho mt
Y!- A brty welcome ewatti you.
rvAWCutric tabernacle
IAssimblt or son
Mother, day service at 1L
I opccsai, pel
"Mother. Home and Heaven. A moth-
I Kboir wia ain- neste the-oktest
j the mother Hth
nower ana.is mrmsmcr Wltn ; ine I
most Children. Old tone revival meet-
Special for Mother's Day
- OTY WIDE
miPEIlAIiCE RALLY
; reaturing
Rev. Wesley Johcscs
- Lecturer and Radio Speaker
in a Stirring Address .
Liqnor JIad America ,
Sr.dart 3 P..JL, llzj Hth?
CLtareh of ths Nazarene
Center St 12 ih Streets , ;
An Interdenominational and Unit
ed Effort on the part of the Anti
LiCiUor Forces to present the Trut.
Everybody Welcome
i
Ing 1M pm. Sermon subject, I Am
the iora xny nearer. Hsm- ur. sur
tin Luther's translation. Wednesday 1!
pja. deeper i hit Bible study, a pan.
prayer serriee. , - . :l. j.r '
PsTNTCCOSTAI. IJfGHTHOTJSK . : ' i
443 rerry street, o. M. Kaos, pastor.
Sunday school at IS ujo. Morning
service at 11. Sermon aubect. "A Tri
bute to Mothers.1 young people's ser
vice JO pjn. Eveninf service at T Jo.
Evangelist Arthur Egbert speaker.
Servioas at S each nicht throughout
the week, anasrit Monday, with
s.van-
geJitt Arthur Egbert at speaker.
POmUO.UAKE ! . . - ! ' ' i
Morn isth at Brevman street, nev.
C E. Tate, pastor. Sunday school at
19 ajn, Morning service at 1L Moth
era My service.; evening service at
1A. Sermon subject, -The Last Day
Church." Tuesday 1:44 pjn. prayer.
Thursday T:4S pjn. Bible study. .
PENTECOSTAL MISSION j
SU'a North Commercial street. George
Bacon, pastor. Sunday school S pjn.
Afternoon service at S. Evening ser
vice at 7.-4J, Tuesday and Thursday
night meeting at 19. Special young
people s service Saturday at 7:43
Rev. Lester Gibson, guest speaker.
PIBST EVANGELICAL ' I - I
Corner Marion and Summer streets.
Rev. I. Kenneth Wishart, pastor. Sun-
aay scnoot s:a ajn. Morning service
at 1L Sermon subject.' ! "Mothers.
Elect Ladles. Youth groups will meet
at S:1S pjn.) Evening service at 10.
Special Mother's day service In charge
of the Youth Fellowship groups. Prayer
and Bible hour Thursday at TM pjn.
CHTJKCa Or THE NAZABENE ; i 1
Center street at 13th. Weaver W.
Bess, pastor. Sunday school S:4S ajn.
Mother's day - service at u. sermon
subject "Mother s Crowned as Queen.'
Special choir of i mothers. Wives and
mothers of service men specially hon
ored. 9 pjn. cuy-wioe temperance
ralcv. Rev. Wesley Johnson, sneaker.
Evening service i at Tao. Sermon i by
Rev. Wesley i Johnson. Young people's
hour t S0 pjnJ'Wadneaday 70 pjn.
prayer service. Saturday S:4S pjn. ra
dio service, kslm. , . 1 1
JOHNSON MEM6eZAL SETENTH
BAY AOVKNTIST
Hood - and North sommer streets.
Elder G. T. Dickinson, pastor. Sabbath
school S JO ajn. Morning service at 1L
Young people's meeting J:lS pjn. Pray
ting a pjn. weaneaaay.
!
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SALTATION ARMY
241 State street Major
Stevens,
pastor. Sunday school at It a Jn. Morn
ing service at 11. Evening service at
TdO to be conducted by CoL and Mrs.
Dee of Portland. Tuesday,! Thursday
and Saturday services at S pjn.
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PIBST CSfCBCB OP GOO
Cottase and Hood streets. H. A.
Schlatter, pastori. Sunday- school S;45
ajn. Morning junior church at 19:45.
Sermon subject at 11, "A Tribute to
Mother. Unified service at 7:15 pjn.
Sermon subject st S pjn. "The Over-
comer." - ' . i
FIRST CBtTRCtt OP CHRIST
SCIENTISTS i :
Chemeketa and liberty streets. Sun
day school 11 ajn. Morning service
at 11. Sermon Subject. "Mortals and
Immortals. Evening service at 8. Ser
mon subject the same. Wednesday
evening meeting at- S includes tesu
monies ' of healing. Reading . room
at
14S South High j street. .
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CHURCH OP CHRIST
South 12th and Leslie streets. Moose
halL L. L. rreeman, minister. Sunday
school 10 ajn. Morning service at 11
Song practice at S0 p.m.
Preaching
at 7 JO. Bible study each Wednesday
at ism pjn. 1
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FIRST SPIRITUALIST
248 North Commercial street After
noon service at Circle at S. Even
ing service at 740. Rev. Mary Gerken.
speaaer. t ,, , ; . ..... j.
CHRISTIAN (aND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 1
Fifth and Gaines streets. C. H. Stein
mum, pastor. Sunday school S:45 ajnt
Morning service i at 11. Junior young
people's service 1:30 pjn.
Evening
evangelistic service at 730,
Wednesday
730 pjn. prayer; . and Bible study,
MADISON STREET
ONENESS TABERNACLE
1410 Madison street. Ray M. BMxsem.
pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Mormne
service at 11. Evening service at S.
Bible study Thursday at I pjn. j j
REORGANIZED CHURCH OP JESUS
CHRIST OP LATTER DAY SAINTS !
17th and Chcmeketa streets. C H.
Aaher, pastor. Sunday school 10 aun.
Morning . service I at 11. Ziona League
6:49 pjn. Prayer meeting at 730 pjn.
Wednesday, j
TRUTH CENTER!
289 North High! street. Olive Stevens.
MsD, pastor. Morning service at 10:43.
Sermon subject, proe HirthrighL
BETHANY Rv. REFORMED
Capitol and Marion streets. X. A
Kielsmeier. pastor. Sunday! school 10
ajn. Morning service st 11. Sermon
subject, -He Ascended Into Heaven.
Silver ton
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Churches
, V.
CALVARY LUTHERAN I - i i
iersey street. O. C Olson, pastor.
raunday school 10 -ajn. Morning ser
vice it IL giniaosi suoiecT, -Mother
and. Prayer. ( Lather league at 1 pjn.
Mrs.; Elvia Almqittst. president. 1
seventh' DAY ADVENTIST --'.'l-- f
Seoond street. Sabbath -school at :
ajn. Mornmg seivlce at ' 1L
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
- Korth Rieoad street. Willises Schwab,
Sunday school at IS ajn. Morn-
servlce at llv Evening service 1.-4S.
FIRST CHURCH DP CHRIST ' " ! '
Park and Pirst Streetsj Russen Myers
passor Sunday - school ili lil an.
Morning service :at 1L Evening :ser
vice t j ' - i
ASSEMBLY YOP GOD ' ' j
Pront -street. Omer Bailey, pastor.
Sunday -school at SS aun.. Morning
service- at 1L Evening, service at TAS.
ItmAIe'DKtL-i'; J' V' it "?' .'Vi'- , I
' North Church street" L. ' Ahnue.'
pastor. Sunday scnoot le ajn. Morn
mg aeratee- at 1L - Set mon - subject.
-Doers ed the Word. Evenaui service
st 130. Sermon subject,! "Broken
Lives.' . ; ; -. ; i
TRTNrTY ' ' I ' '' , i
A aunt Second "streets. M. t, K. Tuhr.
pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morn
mg service- at U. Ssrmte subject,
-Cod. Mother, Home and the Nation."
MTTHODXSTv : ':--J ' " '
stske and Mala streets. O." Leonard
lenes, pastor, Sunday school st SrtB
ajn. Morning service at -11. Sermon
suojeci, awnss tmm
Evening service at S. Young adults, j
subject. "Songs we Love to aiing."
Additional Details Add Glory
To Collegian 4; Top Honors
Additional details regSLrdini
the Willamette Collegian have
sMathews. She has also been informed that as well as winning the
Pacemaker award for the fall semester, that the surnmer . se-!
mester Collegian received the All-American rating, making it
seven semesteri straight for the) paper to be judged that highj
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To Be Started
Sunday night at 630, the Bo-
glewood United Brethren Youth
for Christ Fellowship will begin
its spring and summer '0 youth
program. "Christian Horizons" is
the . name of the program which
is divided into two sections. . The
first i period, for discussion : Is
called "World's Religious Horiz
ons. ?, ',. M v r :'
In May the topics for discus
sion will be around the theme of
living Horizons." "
In May the topics for discussion
will be around the theme of ."Liv
ing Faith of Other Nations. In
June "Christian Faiths of the
World," will be discussed. In
July "Protestant Faiths," and In
August, "Modern Religious
Cults." T he second period, for
worship and inspiration, is called
"God Moves Across the Horizon,"
in which! the minister will bring
a new series of sermons on char
acters and incidents from the Bi
ble portraying God on the horizon
between heaven and earth, in
His eternal quest for man. .
The Fellowship of Fun will be
held on alternate Sunday nights
and .will 'be in the form of di
rected recreation and outdoor
campfire services. ' '"
Service Men
To Be Honored
First Methodist church Sunday
morning- will have a roll call of
the 105 men and women, members
of this church, who are in. the
service. As a part of the Mothers
day celebration. Miss Beryl Holt,
secretary of . the committee on
recognition of service men, will
call the roll. Other members on
this committee are Mrs. Benjamin
Williams, chairman,. Iioyd Lee,
vice-chairman, Mrs. j Carle Ab
rams,'Mrs. L. S. Covert, Mrs. John
Caxkin, Mrs. J. C. Harrison, Mrs.
W. C Winslow, Mrs. Henry Car
and. Mrs.- Winifred Herrick.
This committee keeps in con
stant touch with these service
men and women, who are in all
parts of the world. Dr. J. C Har
rison will preach the Mothers day
sermon on "The Mother and Her
Son," and the choir, directed by
Dean Melvin H. Geist, will fur
nish appropriate music . -
Family Week'
To Be Qosed
Sunday will climax: Christian
family week observance . at the
First Christian church. 'The choir
will sing the anthem ."Mother, My
Dear " by Treharne, and Mrs.
Cliff PhiljipA and Mrs. W. R. Tan
ner will sing the duet My Moth
er" by Ackley. The morning ser
mon will : be "Tne Home r . Pri
ority or CasMdty.""ijU',"f
; The young people will honor
mothers -at a tea given in the par
lor at 5 .DO. Before the 7:30 wor
ship service the Doerksen instru
mental ensemble will be featured
in a 15-minute concert John
Schmidt will sing "Be Still and
Know by Pierson. The sermon
will be addressed particularly to
those who have loved ones in the
service, and is entitled: "Between
Me and The." ; -
Lyons Afternoon Cord
Club Is EnUrtcdned
LYONS The Tuesday ; card
club held party at the borne of
Mrs. George Huffman, Five- ta
bles of 500 were in play, Mrs.
Everett Crabtree of SUyton " had
high score, Mrs. Oscar If sue, low,
and the special prise went to
Mrs. Arthur Anderson. 1 '-y-
'- Refreshments 4 were served to
Mrs.-Pat r Lyons,? Mrs. ! Albert
Bass, Mrs. Clifford W est , Mrs.
Fred Dallas, Mrs. Hal Howard,
Mrs. Jewel little, Mrs. ' Albert
Ring, Mrav George Hubbard, Mrs.
Francis Jungwirth, . Mrs. ' Percy
Hiatt, Mrs. Walter Bevier, h Mrs.
Floyd Bassett, M r a. Melbourne-:
Rambo, Mrs. Earl Miller. Mrs.
Lovffle : M21err Mrs., Earl Allen,
Mrs. Oscar Naue," Mrs. Arthur
Anderson, Mrs. Everett Crabtree
and, Mrs.' Huffman. '. v-. -"
louinrroer
.'TZ:&c! Ruins'' -11 IL El
Hear This Unusual Mother's Day Message
"Ecili's Grc:U Scad Szij" 7x3 P. II. i
t-dvuiy CnIirl Ginrc!i;
S. Liberty at Z21er . . . Salem
C I Tra win, preaching at tflih services.
the Pacemaker'' honor given
been received by Editor Nadene
Only 0 college papers through-
out the country were Judged In '
the "Pacerxuker" class, axording
A ' AR i A . Sk .!
w ue report receivea oy auss
Mathews. The six . were chosen
from 17 papers Judged All-Amer-ican
in competition with publica
tions from 248 schools. The "Pace- -
maker" is not a higher award than
the Ail-American, itself corsid
ered an honor to receive from the
Associated Collegiate Press 'criti
cal service, but is an added honor
for papers that are . so generally
excellent that they stand out from .
the rest of. the All-Americans,
Scorebooks received this week
indicate that the Collegian' won
superior ratings in originality in '
news values and sources, typog
raphy, inside news, page make
up, sports page display and edi
torial page features.. Of 20 pos- -sible
scores, the Collegian was 17
times marked excellent One com
ment concerning the paper stated: ,
The Collegian obviously is edit- '
ed by ir staff alert to the interests'
of its campus readers, A . staff ,
well-versed in the fundamentals
of good newspaper work. Con
gratulations on your continued
success!" rv---
Excellency in editing indicating
thoroughness was pointed out and
also that the editorials were read
able and had a . friendly tone. The. ,
news sense of the staff was con- f
sldered excellent as well sis the
society: section - and 'the ' sports -page
was described as prof as- -sional
in coverage and display.
Ensign Herb Rhodes, a member
of the summer staff while an ap
prentice seaman at the Willamette
V-1X unit, wrote most of the head
lines which received the', com
ment, "Not only . are your bead
lines well written, they also have
a spark of originality and humor." :
Other general remarks stated that
the stories go right to the point
and present facts in order of their
news value and that features were
colorful and interesting.
In an editorial commenting on
the . award, special tribute ; was
paid to Prof. Murco" Ringnalda,
professor of Journalism, , under
whose; guidance . the paper has
been built up from a second class
paper to one recognized as being
outstanding throughout the nation.
Mention was also made of the cc-
pperation of staff members . r
certain news sources as-well as
that of the Oregon j Statesman,
where the Collegian is printed.
Special mention was made in he
scorebook , of the outstanding
makeup of the paper. I , .;
Lutherans Plan p
For Mother's Day; .
St John's Evangelical Lutheran
church, 16th and - A street tbe
Rev. H. W. Gross, pastor, in . co
operation - with 4000 Lutheran
qhurches of the . Missouri synod,'
will celebrate Mother's . day by
"mothering' her sons in the ser
vice. -The. congregation has sent
out to; its entire membership a
copy of ( the current Lutheran
Witness magazine w h i c h gives
details as to how the Lutheran
church . is taking care of the spir
itual needs of the boys oh the
far-flung fighting fronts. 5 The-1" lo-
cal ; congregation will receive a
special Mother's day offering i'fry
tms wote as its part in raising
over $500,000 needed to carry on
this work for ' the coming . year.
Pastor; Gross will preach on ."A
Mother's Golden Opportunity' 1 to .
Bring Peace to Her Son." "' ,
EveUslic
Assembly of G4
Ferry and Uth Streets '
a, . V
IIcSicrY
Day,
Scnriccj,
It A. ML,.,
Sermon
by tbtf "
' Pastor '
' ,MotJier-oiire--l
ana xieaven - i .si,
Prizes of recognition to the old
est mother and to the mother
with most children, and to the
motner with most sons in me
service. . ? : :
7:45 P. IL '
Old Time Gospel Serriee r
J ...... wm In, Wai Sirftf
n Am the Lord Thy Healer1
be present." - '
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