Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. January 8. 19U
PAGE SIX
Mt. Angel Gets
Full Capacity
For Donors Unit
MT. ANGEL, Jan. .5 Once
more the Red Cross mobile, blood
donor unit collected its full quota
in Mt. l Angel. This time Mt. An
gel was, asked to furnish a capa
city of 200 pints or 40 more than
on previous visits; but with , sub
stantial help from Silverton, lon-"
itor and Marquam and some from
Woodburn the quota was, not only
metibut; about 20 volunteers had
to beturned away. - : ;-.
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The committee, headed -by. Pe
ter F.' Gores! local Red ",' Cross
chairman; arid 'A. G; Traeger;.dp
nor committee chairman,- worked
feverishly V to guarantee success,
and wish to thank everyone who
aided the work in any way.
Mr. Gore said, "Our success was
due to cooperation. No one per
son could have made it possible."
Mrs. Sam Klein of Mt. Angel
gave her ninth pint and most of
the local donors were credited
with the fifth pint, as this is the
fifth trip of- the unit to Mt. AngeL
Mt. Angel College and . Semi
nary donated the use of the cots
needed and the Farmers Union
warehouse and the Schwab Com
mission company furnished the
trucks for transportation.
! The local Legion auxiliary ran
the 'canteen and furnished lunch
1o all the workers Those partici
; pating were Mrs. Clifford Norton,
Mrs. Joe Erwert, Mrs. Dave St.
John, Mrs. Fred Prpsser, Mrs. A.
G. Traeger. Mrs. Frank . Walker,
' Mrs. Joseph Faulhaber, Mrs Kate
, Piennett, Miss Elizabeth Unger,
Mrs. Fred Lucht and Mrs. Alma
Uetz. ':".-,- .
; , Three girls from the 8 th grade
of St Mary's, Dolores Gamble,
Geraldine Traeger and Edna Wur
dinger, were excused from classes
so they, might, wash the steady
stream of dishes. . ... i.
i . Mt Angel nurses who helped
included Mrs. Ed Unger, Miss Ma
tie Persyn,. Miss Juliana Dehler,
Mrs M. A. Keegan,-Mrs. P. F.
Gores, Mrs. Joseph M. Wagner,
i Mrs. A. A. Hauth and cadet nurses
i Mona Armitage and Mary St.
: John. -
' Registrants were Mrs. William
i Blent, Mrs: E. B. Stollel and Mrs
Ben Traviss. ' ;
Unconditional
i Surrender Is
: Bad, Wheeler k
. WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 (P7-
Kenator Wheeler (D. Mont) to-
- night called on the American peo
i pie' to demand, that the allies
tihonnnn "the. hmtal and cosflv
slogan of unconditional surrend
er."
The Montanan, in an address
prepared for an NBC broadcast,
also asked:'
1. Creation of a United Nations
political council "to see that the
present series of disgraceful uni
lateral peace settlements now tak
ing place in Europe stops." He
said that "only in this way con
the inevitable conflict arising out
f the creation of two spheres of
( influence in Europe be averted."
2. Steps to create a United
States of Europe as "the only ba
sic cure for her ancient ills."
"America .tonight" he asserted,
"iaces a grave crisis in . this war
i and an impasse in international
'diplomacy. Since no real agree
ment could be reached among the
" 'Big Three about the future unit
ed nations organization contem
plated Inthe Moscow declaration
and advocated by the United
States, Dumbarton Oaks is a grim
hoax, wo nation tooay irusia me
, either nations'sufficiently to war
rant a single gesture towards risk
V Ing its security on-the success of
an international organization",
Wheeler earlier in the week
filed a resolution to commit the
senate, to the '.'uncompfomised
' principles of the Atlantic charter.'
. In his speech-tonight, j he de-
elared that until the "uncondition-
al surrender" slogan is withdrawn
"we shall gt on blowing Europe
and our, 'boys to bits without
rhyme or reason, still ignorant of
why we fight" . j ;
Former Nisei
Resident
Few to
n
American - Japanese f who left
this area in 1942 are not likely to
return while the Pacific war con
tinues, and some who have sold
their .properties -.here will . prob
ably plan to remain in their new
found homes, Mrs. Charier K.
Ogura of Vale formerly of La-
feish. said here Friday night
With her two sons, Tom, a Sa
lem high school graduate, and
. KJchard, who was a : sophomore
here when the family went to
Tulelake, Mrs. . Ogura is visiting
friends here for a few days. Tom
Ogura, father of two; children, is
farming at Vale. Richard, already
In the reserves, expects Jo he can
mA in active army , duty next
month. '
A number of the Japanese from
this section 'are fanning. east
ern Oregon near the Oguras. On
ions, lettuce and sugar beets nav
comprised their cmef crops. i
German photographic plane
flew over Londbn .for six weeks
before the concentrated air blitz
on the British capital in 1940.
Say
; Mobile X-Ray lntt
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ijlji.iix i mm fftirtifc jrtifffrfliiiiito--jv f1- iTr"--trf" -Y-'r rjr-" " 1" ""'
New 21 foot trailer which houses
.built and equipped frem funds (rem Christmas seals ana whicn u
now ready for service. The photo shows workmen who built the
trailer, and I Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson lit charge of the unit.
The unit will come to Salem on
Meeting Set
To Discuss
9 V
TB X-Ray Unit
Leo Childs chairman of the
chamber of commerce's civic com
mittee, has " called a meeting of
representatives of all organiza
tions in the city for 7:30 Tuesday
night at the chamber of commerce
in the interest! of the chest x-ray
survey unit which will bo in Sa
lem the early f part of - February.
Miss Mary Jane Green of the
Oregon state tuberculosis , associ
ation, will present plans for the
sponsoring committee for the unit
This mobile unit, to be used over
the state, includes an x-ray,
dressing rooms and dark" room for
developing films. It has been pur
chased from Christmas seal funds
and will function free of charge.
The committee has asked at
east one representative from each
organization to attend civic, pa
triotic, labor groups and women s
organizations.
Gurske Named
Chairman of
Accident Body
V- "
Paul Gurske ?was elected chair-
man of the state industrial acci-
h&a1 T . O A rone HnnirsHr
member of the commission, who
past two yearsi Arena previously
served as commission chairman in
1839-40. I
of the commission and reoresents
law Arn ronmonii th nnh. I
lie, while T. Morris Dunne, third
member, represents employers,
The election of a chiarman is held
rverv two vpars
The three numbers of the in-
dustrial accident commission, also
serve as members of the state un-
employment compensation com- Ijemi Friemd church at 7:30. The
mission. Arens erved as chairman jjjastors, John and Laura Trach
of the accidents commission under sfel.jare being assisted In this re-
two republican administrations.
Monmouth City
Officers Seated
monmouth New city offi-f
cers seated at ne regular council
Lm,a ' r n'
Dewey and E. W. SUats. Newly
;r,w fii. v t wii
cUy treasurer; J. O. Andrus, city
,,v,i. r v r;;n-
ne I -
WniAv-r. 5k .,1 t
" TrZ V,T" c :-4
Wiest, who H been city attor-
ney, did not apply for the post
this year. F. E. Chambers, city
treasurer for more than 20 years,
is leaving Monmouth soon. Dr.
Bowersox was re-appointed
health officer.
J. O. AndruS is serving tempo
rarily as marshal, having had ex
nerience on the iob several rears
council member, was elected to
serve as president of the council.
Victor Kem wSll continue as su-
perinterident of the light and pow-
er utilities; Raymond Rabe as wa-
ter superintendent
No special changes were an-
jounced by the new mayor. He
indicated that street improve-
ments would occupy his immedi-
ate attention, tnd this action was
endorsed by. ouncil vole. .
Some Seryice Stations
Hoodwinking Public
PORTLAND. Jan. 5-OPHSome
service stations are hoodwinking
the public bj adding lubricating
oil to sasoline and chartdns: an
extra two cents a gallon, the dis-
trict OPA said today.
Franz Wagner, district enforce -
merrt attorney,' warning of an im
pending craclk-down, said the -off
does not increase the octane con
tent
Log Shortage Closes
Albany Lumber Mill
ALBANY, Jan.! 5-tfVWireman
Lumber company's mill had halt
ed, operations: today, and officials
said they could not obtain logs,'
A spokesman said logs still be
ing hauled the total has been re
duced by heavy snows in the Cas
cadeswere 111 going to out-of-
town mills. '--V',
a new mobile X-ray survey unit
February
Today's Garden
I iBy- LBlLIE JUADSEN :
i Mrs. B. N. asks if African vi
olets should be root-bound to
bloom, sj I i , 'A -
i ANS.:sj African violets flower
better when not root-bound.
This is hoi the customary rule
for the average house plant But
the African iolet seems tqlike
a little more room for its roots;
As the African violet enters its
: thitd year, It should flower well
in a six- or seven-inch ! pot. The
porous clay pots are better than
thtl glazed fpots. i -h :;
r I.G.H.' writes that he is new
to this country but jwanU to
: plnt ah English, walnut tree
wmcn ne anmires so roucn. asks
rjust whal kind of soil does it
likte best?'1" - J ;.
ANS.: English walnuts aro
rattier paricular as .to soil re
Quirements; They are very in
tolerant; of! wet, poorly drained
soils. Thesf require dep, fertile
soil with no excess of alkali.
Mrs. L. B. asks if anise is an
annual V orjj a perennial ; which
will cometip each year.
; ANS.ti Aiuse is an annual and
th seed must be sown each year,
Sometimesfif left to seed, it will
soir itself.
T te"
Holmeiss Group
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Ay eP 'llieSliay
if! Ffilnfla PliiirMi
Mf! Holiness
fj cnurflf: "" t '
n? IW WW rowf..'u.r7
8 at the I! f ouuv saiem t nenas
church. South commercial at
Washington!
Major Stevens of th Salvation
Aniy wilt e the speaker for the
moaning session beginning at 10
o'01- R4 1 Weaver Hess, pastor
of !the Nazarene , church will
preach at he 2 o clock session
The assocpftion will Join In the
revival serfice at the South Sa-
vival by Rtivv Oscar Brown of the
Rosedale Friends church,
i
District ptouth Meeting
TfrBeMdinDklas
O1 Sunday, January 14
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trict Methodist Youth-Adult fel
lowship to ibe held at the Dallas
Methodist church fromi 4 to 7:30
Suday PiA are. mpleted.
Dr. R. K. Dann of the depart
ment of sociology of Oregon State
college wfll be the) principal
speaker. D4rt Darby, district prei
"3?
of the meefing. Mrs. Wendell De-
Haven, Dallas youth adult presi
dent, Is :jh I charge of local ar
rahgementsi f , - ; ' j '. :
Delegates! from Marion, Benton,
: Lane, Tillamook, Yamhill arid
Polk counties will attend.1 '
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PresbYterian Circle C -;
; DALLAS t Mrs. -Walter Mufr,
Mr,. E. jJHimes and : Mrs. C. A.
Swajistroni) were guests when
Mrs. John ICerny entertained Cir-
cie c of tie Presbyterian church
Wednesdal. ?Mrs. Cern-y read from
ve Boole hi Mathew and Mr. R.
c wflgonled y prayer.
lThe aftlrhoon was i spent sew-
for Mr
served :to M. Walter
Muir Mr4 1E. j; Himes, Mrs. C.i
A. Swanstrom, Mrs. EJ A. Hamil-j
ton, Mrs.! Ri C WilsonL Mrs. Mil-i
Ue Stafrui Mrs . Wj V. Fuller
Mrs: Verif iSmithvMrs. Frank;
Johnson, iMrs. . Carl Gerlinger,
I M Clara Hoenn, Mrs. C J. En
"fad and Mrs. Emu Febvet
t " I ;jM 1 1 1 '
! The gldorm'and! the firefly;
1 Ing to copy for yearsr-the secret
of producing bright light without
beat I j j1
mfex &v?i&srsttx'r:M-i?zcik 5.T -
1 First E2clL:disii Church .
Downj Town The Tall White Spire
Sskiy 103 "El Liis Is Ucrihwlale
itis net because yea found It that way,, bat because
. i. ;. you have made it s6. ; I
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Business and Professional Men and Women Invited
.Youth Church and
Churcli Plans
mil Birthday
Observance : ; .
t DALLAS-4Special - services to
commemorate'Jthe 40th- anniver
sary, of the -founding -of the' local
Evengelicfl , church will be "held
Sunday. Two special speakers- are
scheduled! to appear 'on the pro
gram. ' R f v i P. P. - Petticord of
Portland will speak on fA' Sure
Foundation";! at the morning ser
vice and "Christian Confidence"
at night' iMrs. Rodney A. Sund-
berg, alsot of Portland,', will 'peak
t2 p.mron Chuia and will be
presented! in an interviewat tbe
6J30 yourtg peoples ! services Mrs.
Sundberg; knows .'of --"China,, and
its 1 problems, as she '. was i forced
ti flee' twice from Chahgshi with
her "husDand," who' is still in
China."-: I-IIS,: ' ' '!
j At the Invitation of the officers
of LaCreple academy and towns
people, the denomination came to
Dallas toll take over the academv
and work In ; this community . inJ
lpoi. Thej Laiayeue seminary was
lncorporatea s as Lacreole aca
demy "and Dallas college.! These
were discontinued in" 1913. ' "
In 19Q3 plans -we'rei launched
for the building 'of a church.
Through the effoKs of the Key
stone - Leagues of Christian En
deavor.' Evangelical church - and
the local!) people, the funds' were
raised. The ' ferst services held in
the Keystone League! Memorial
church cijt the United Evangelical
church aij January lij 1803, with
the dedicatory service held some
time in April." ; ;
Of the members who : united
with the church 40 vears neo.
three ar stDl actiye, Mrs; James
Leitch; Walter Young arid Mrs
MyrUe Coy. The present member
ship numbers 175. ! ' 1 1 - '
wee oi rraver
To Be Observed
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Starting Sunday
Everyone the - world over
is
urged to, pray this next week, for
Sunday begins universal week of
prayer. Churches will be open al
most every day of the week at
Stated hours, with specially heated
rooms and! ? sanctuaries of: prayer,
so that Ipeople may drop in for
quiet mecuiauon.
S "Servijcei man and civilian alike
fwill be praying for all of the boys
on all fronts of the world. Never
was there a time in the war when
praying was needed more than at
this time, when the war is enter-
ingrts hardest stage 'and as re
verses and casualties are report
ed in increasing numbers from
the western front
i "Many of the Salem churches
are settijng aside an extra' amount
of time in the regular morning
service for additional prayer
others are having periods of sil
lent prayer all week; j Some
churches are urging all their
memberk to pray at home and at
work or as the Bible tells us,
To pray Without ceasing.'
"Other churches are planning
services of prayer for the noon
hour, but ; without exception each
church In its own way is remem
bering to ; petition the Divine for
a quick and victorious conclusion
to this world holocaust 1 I '
"It Is to be noted that the Mu
tual Broadcasting company ' now
gives one minute each day at 3
p.m. TyrT for quiet! meditation
and prayer by some great minis
ter or priest, each time: from a
different section of our nation.
St. Paul's Epiphany
Meeting to Be Held
Night After Vespers .
The annual parish meeting and
Epiphany : "party of I St : Paul';
Episcopkl ! church will: be held on
Sunday! commencing jwithi a ves
per service in the church at 5 p.m.
Following the service; the an
nual meeting will be held in the
parish house. Three men are to be
elected Ion the vestry,1 Annual re
ports will be read, and other im
portantf business transacted.
The Epiphany cake will be cut
and Served with coffee .and sand
wiches to the group after the
mtinff. tit: 1
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Reviral Service Starts,
Salem friends Church
- i 5 111 . ' - ; ?
The revival series at South Sa
lem Friends church will be held
January ; ,7 to 21. Rev.' Oscar
Brown, pastor at Rosedale Friends
church, will, be the evangelist
Specjal music and inspiring song
services will be, led by John
TrachWl : for the meetings.
. Tbe time Of the services is 7:45
nightly, except Monday,' when no
service . will be held, i Friendly
hour recreation program, Jan. 18,
wQl still.be held at 7 pjn after
which i the children will be -In
vited upstairs to see a gospel mov
ing picture and hear l short talk
by Rev. i Mr. Brown
- Ky.tTac.r4 - . - ywrrywfyaawir'
Nursery 11:00
Ordained Sunday
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Thomas 'Allport,' who, was ordain
ed la the . American Lutheran
churchDeeember 31 by the Pa
clfle synod of the United Lath
eran church. A Salem man All
port araduated from the West
ern "Theological seminary In
Fremont, Neb, in! December. He
has accepted a pastorate at Bel
ling ham. Wash. Vf- ,J. ! J. i,
New Year Is
Sermon. Theme
Rev. Dudley Strain will preach
morning and evening at -the First
Christian church, Center and
High streets,; on Sunday. '-
His morning sermon topic is
"Good Beginning,',' and the choir's
anthem is "Rest in the Lord " by
Stickels. The choir, under the di
rection of John Schmdt," jriwill
sing "Savior Breathe, an Evening
Blessing," by..Watkins, and ran
other feature of music is to be
the singinf of "JnMy Heart the
Joy-bells," by Wilson, at night
The members of . this quartet
are Fred E. Bates, John Schmidt,
Leslie Carson and Gerald Morri
son. "Daring to Live" is the night
sermon topic.- Also, in ' each eve
ning service Clay J. Pomeroy, the
associate minister, speaks ' for
eight minutes on "Religion in the
News." ':;. "J
Monday is the night of Troop 4
of Boy Scouts meeting at the
church, and Wednesday at ' 8:30
p.m. is the church night dinner.
Drl Harrison
Opens Series
Dr. v J. (j. Harrison, pastor of
the First. Methodist church, will
begin a series of four January
sermons oh! "A Religion for Bus
iness ' and Professional People
Sunday morning. ; j j
His subject for Sunday wiDS be
If Life Is Worth While, It Is Not
Because You Found It that Way,
but Because You; Have Made It
so. The other sermon subjects
for the series follows: January 14,
"The i Four Great Realities by
Which Men Live;" January i 21,
God Fingerprinted in the Hea
vens;' January 28. "Rediscovering
Your Inescapables."
Dean Melvin Geist will lead the
choir I in iinging j "Blessing ,: and
Glory and Ralph Dobbs WiU .be
tEe piano soloist, playing "Inter
mezzo in Ej Major; s '1.
At 7:45 there will be a worship
service and fellowship hour, j The
pastor will! speak! on "Vision; and
Duty, followed j by community
singing and refreshments.
Rev. G Smith
Arrives Home
Revl George Swift, rector of St
Paul's Episcopal jchurch, arrived
home on Friday, lifter spending a
week;, in California attending the
conference of the college com
mission of: the Episcopal "church
in Berkeley. .. , r'. ::V' -
While ini the south, Rev; Swift
visited his son-in-law and daugh
ter. Ensign and Mrs. Seth P.
Smith, and then: son "Michael, in
Balboa. His son, George Swift,
seaman first class, 'a .radar tech
nician, who was here December
23 and 24, and has returned to
his station' at Del Monte,' met his
father in San Francisco. -
Valley Churches
FOUR COKNEKS BRANCH OF!
riKST BAPTIST - J---'. - .- ' -
East State and Qini streets. Sunday
choot S:45 mjn. Ben Swlnford. -Supt.
HATTSVTXXK BRANCH Of r
riKS BAPTIST ' . - h ' .
Hayesville school. Sunday school 1:49
un. Fred Broer. Snixt. - i-
MrftTNONTTK BRETHREN
1125 Elm street. Sunday school
jn. Morniortf messa VA, Rev. a.
A. Lmwcnj Convalescent .homes Z.TO
r.m. YPT, 1:15 pan. Evening senrice n
AS, Rev. A.. A. Loewen. Wednesday
prayer meeting 7:50 pjn. Choir re-
bearsu xnursoay. oua pjn. -
Opcfung Sulnrday, Jan. 6ih
Corner of High & Ferry Sts Formerly
Ji Dan Barns-location !
Featuring pre-war &
& stoves, f i".
Out of the high
1 We can save you money
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Phone
CliurcliesPlaii
For Meetin jo's
InlSilvertont
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SILVERTON tt-;The Rev, Ras- I
sell . Myers , of the; .First Church of
Christ 3 tannoqneing-he annual
business, "meeting of . the 4 church
for Sunday folilowmganoon. fel-
owship idinnen: JTh past year's
building T program ; will be "the
principal : to ic. of : discussivn; with
the annual Ibudget td be presented
for ; approval, f, 1 ,S ' $ l?, v .
At I Trimty-i church ' thei Dorcas
societies 5 will ."meet j on . Tuesday,
with f the f;afternoohigroup: f guests
ot Mrs. Oswald Johnson; the ever
ning i group : of , Mrs. I Russell "Nel
son -of "Scotts 'Mill;'; z2 :l f?- ?f ;4
The;:Trinity,Iboardi of ' trustees,
meets Tuesdayinight at 8 and -the
y e a jr 1 y congregational business
meeting will be" held Thursday at
p.m. Confirmation instruction
on $aturday at 9:30. The - Girls
of the Lutheran Daughters of Ref
ormation will meet! Saturday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the; church.
Rev. S. Ik Almlie is "announcing
the jannual congregational I busi
ness meeting Wednesday night at
7:30 j with - refreshments served
followed by 'the business 'meeting
of the senior Guild. Choir: rehear
sal Will be held Thursday at 8
and jronfirmation classes -Saturday
at P:30. . -- - l , - i!M : .
JThe Intermission f meeting ' of
Lutheran church will be; held at
Calvary church Sunday, 'afternoon
at 2130. The annual business ses
sion of the congregation will be
Tuesday at 8 p.muf and the" an
nual business meeting 'of the 'Na
6mi society Wednesday at 7:30 in
the church parlors.' Midweek Bi
ble study "and prayer" service' has
been setrfor -Thursday at '2' pjn.
Rer O. C 0 1 s o n pastor, an
nounces that Evangelist Alfred
Knlitson will be at the ' church
from' January 17" through Janu-
ry 21. --."V, rvr. :
Moody Institute Alan
Begins Revival Series
INDEPENDENCE The 'Rev.
Homer W. Grimes- evangelist
member of the extension staff of
Moody Bible institute, -Chicago,
will conduct meetings January 7
to 21 in the First Baptist Church,
Third at B street Services Will be
held every night except Saturday
at 17:30 and on Sundays at 11
o'clock. . i ': j . .
Grimes' experience as an evan
gelist has been wide and varied
and he is also a talented 'musician
an& song writer. "Jesus Gives Me
a Song" is probably the best
known of his many compositions.
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Suverton Churches
rnti
ST CHURCH or CHRIST
ark nd First streets, Russell Myers,
paftor. Bible scnool VA3. j, J. jonn
otf., Supt. Worship at 11. Evening serv
ice at i MU. , l i
STf PAUL'S "CATHOUC r
Pine and Grant street Father John
Van Hoomissen. pastor. Sunday masses
at rS to 10 followed by benedictior
Tuesday and Friday at 8:15 a.m. Other
dais 1 ajn. j . i ;r i "
J! ' ' . Y
CALVARY LUTHERAN
Jersey street. O. C. Olson; pastor.
Sunday school and Bible classes 10
a.raj ' Olga Johnson.! superintendent.
Oitine worship with communion at 11.
Topic, "Christ's Challenge."
nCNANUEL LUTHERAN :
KOrtn. Church street. S. L. Almlie.
paitor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Hannah
Ulsen, supennienaeni. vivine service
at ilS. Topic. "Star Led Men." Anthem
by
the choir. Luther League' Fellow-
shhi at 7:30 p.m. Topic, "I Decide
fo;
Christ'
trUmty t ; z f
- Second and A streets. M. J. K. Fuhr,
pastor. Sunday school , and Bible
classes 10 a m. Divine worship at 11.
Topic, "Faith" by Experience." Special
music by choir directed by Mrs. Tom
Anderson. Luther League 7:15 p-m.
MEl
THODIST ? 1
Main and Fiske streets. 0.; Leonard
Johes, pastor. Bible school 1:43 a.m.
Fred Baker, tupetantenaent, ; worship
service at 1L :;, , j
MARQUAM METHODIST i I
Pierre Smith, pastor. Sunday school
10 1 a.m. Mrs. J. L. Jones, superinten
dent. , - .. '- i ',. v '
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' !
South Third street. Sunday school
at 10 a jn. Worship at 1L l s-
CHURCH OF GOD
Second and A streets. L. W. Wright.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Preach
ing' at -11. Children' hour 7 p.m. Bible
study at 7. Evangelistic at 7.,
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Front street. Omar Bailey, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11.
Young people at :45 pjn. Evange
listic at S. v- i ' v, -,!-,. I ;;
LATTER DAY SAINTS t"! i .
Meet at Modern .Woodman ball on
Third street. Sunday school at 9:45
a jn. Worship at -11. MIA 70 pjn,.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Second and Park streets. N. C
Emston, pastor. Sabbath, school Sat
urday at S JO a.m. worship at u. irs
at 330 pjn. - . j. r,f k ; r v
pn.nRiM holiness ;-.J$-J?--:
Knights of Pythias ball on Mill
street. Omar V. Fen ton, pastor. Sun
day school it 11 a jn. Divine ser
vices at lit . .- . . , 1 4j, .
CHRISTIAN AND - ''."'
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE f .
North Second street. B. A. Frank
lin! sastor. Sunday achool at 10 ajn
Worshin at 11. Young people at f :45
pjn. Evangeiisne at
quality used furniture
rent district
3092
Salem Churches
HTun mTKT
North Cottage at D street.! J. F. Ol
thoff. DDj pastor. Sunday scnool :s
ijo4 George. Schirroan, .Supt. -Morning
service 11 o'clock. Sermon subject.
Gods Wonders Tomorrow. vnui
service 730 o'clock. Rev. John Gies-
brecfat of ScoUand, sa.. guest speaker.
FeUowsfiip luncheon : at noon. Annual
church . meeting at . 1 :30.- Bible study,
prayer service Wednesday at 1:45 p.m.
CALVARY' BAPTIST . '
Comer of South Uberty ana snuier,
Dr. Charles Durden. pastor. Kev. .i-.
Howard .Smith, assistant pastor sun
day services: 9:45 a.m -Bible -school.
Rev 'L. H. Handle. Sunday school Supt.
110 o'clock, .morning. worship service.
Burning But -Nor consumea,' nev w.
R. TurnbulL supply preacher, 40 pm,
Baptist youth. lellowship. 730 p.m
Evahgelistic hours "The LhconqueraWe
Christ." Kev. J, R. Tumbull. supply
preacher,. 8.-00 pjrL. Singspiration with
Bethel cnurcn. weanesaay , , -w v j"..
midweek prayer .-sexvice. ;tj f
FIRST-'BAPTIST - : :'.' ,-.--
Libectr Mod Marion streeisi-irvmg j.
Fox," 0.D., pastor. Sunday school a:4
a.m.; Ray. Cates. Supfc . Morning service
11 'dock. Sermon- subject, "First
Days." Xvening service 7 JO o clock.
Sermon subject, "The Course of the
Professing Church in This Age. Com
bined MT meeting ew pjn., auu
.umMinn (raun Ul bv DeWCV DaViS.
-30 p.m, Wednesday, f$Q pa, prayer
service, louowea oy oiscussion m per
sonal evangelism, led by Rev. .1 L.
AUes. Subject, rYou." Young People s
prayer meeting. , .i.
IMMANUEL BAPTIST " . ' -
Corner of ' Hazel and i Acaaemy
streets. Warren C Hale, , pastor. Sun
day - school 9:4S . a.m tunica nmii,
Supt. Morning service 11 o'clock. Com
munion. service. Evening service -7 JO
o'clock. Installation of ofioers. Prayer
meeting Wednesday, 7 "30 pjn. Study
ing Book Of Acts. , . - . V
COUKT STREET CHRISTIAN ' ' :!
- ITth at Court street; w. li.' layman.
pastor. Sunday scnooi a :a ajn.- Mora
ine service 10:50 o'clock. Sermon Sub
ject, , "The Gospel - According i"td
Matthew." Christian Endeavor Hour,
t:30 pjn. Evening service 7 30 o'clock.
Sermon by Raymond Armstrongs Mid
week church ight,. Thurspay, pn
Center and High streets. . DUnZiX. r' v. Vmm neonl. Dorthr Dav-
Straln. pastor; Clay J. Pomeroy . -.sase
ciate pastor, -aunaay acnooi w.a
Morning service 10:50 'clock. Sermon
subject.' Good Beginnings" by Dudley
Strain. Youth meetings at t'M. Evening
service 7 :30 o'clock. Sermon subject.
Darin r to Live" by Dudley Strain
Boy Scout xroop 4 meets .aionaay.
7 :30 p.m at church. Church nigftt
supper Wednesday, f 30 p.m. -FIRST
CONGREGATIONAL! -
' Marlon and North Cottage streets.
David Nielsen,- minister. S:45 - a.m.,
church school. 11 a.m., service or wox
ship. Service of Holy Communion. Ser
mon: "Christ in Our Hearts." :30 p.m.,
young people's meeting, j .' -4
KNIGHT MEMORIAL
CONGREGATIONAL - '
lth and' Ferry streets, Willard B.
Ball, pastor. 'Sunday .school 10 a.m.
Morning" service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject, "Facing the Future. 1:30 p.m
Pilgrim youth fellowship, 'j .
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Cheroeketa street. Rev.
George H. Swift, rector. 7:30 a.m- Holy
Communion. 9:45 a.m.. church school.
11 a.m.. Holy Communion and sermon.
5 p.m., vesper service and annual meet
ing. - . . . ; it-.-;..
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
North Church street at Highland av
enue. Herman H. Macy, pastor. Sunday
scnooi 10 a.m. uuton now, bupu Morn
ing . service 11 o'clock. Sermon sub
ject, "Christ the P re-Eminent." Young
people's prayer meeting at p.m.
Christian Endeavor at :30. Evening
service 7:30 -o'clock. Midweek prayer
meeting inursoay. im pjn.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS1
South Commercial at Washington.
John and Laura Trachsel, pastors. Sun
day school 9:43 a.m. Morning service 11
o ciock. Mrmon suDJect i by Oscar
Brown, evangelist, guest ' speaker.
Evening service 7:43 o'clock. Oscar
Brown, speaker. Revival services night
ly except Monday. Oscar Brown evan
gelist. . j .
AMERICAN LUTHERAN ' j
343 N. Church street. M. A. Getzeh-
daner, D.D.. pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser
mon subject, "Christ's Love for His
Church." Annual congregational meet
ing 3 p.m. Luther league 7 p.m., Delia
Saabye, leader.
CHRIST LUTHERAN i M
State street at 18th. F. H. Theuer.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn
ing service 11 o'clock. Sermon suhject.
"Jesus, the Light of the World." Lu
ther league 7 pjn. Dorcas society Wed
nesday, X p.m. Priscilla guild Wednes
day, 7:45 pjn. Confirmation class Sat
urday, 9:30 ajn,
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial at Mvera. Josnfc
Knotts, pastorr Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject, "The Lord's Memorial." Youth
roups at ao p.m. Evening service
JO o'clock. Sermon subject. "Buildin
Into the New Year." Prayer meeting
on Thursday, 7 JO pjn. ;
FREE METHODIST ; 1
Market at North Winter afreet. Rev.
M. P. Knigge, pastor. Sunday school
9:43 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock.
evening service 7;30 o'clock.' Youth
groups :43 pjn. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday 730 pjn. j .
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN I
Chemeketa at Winter streets, Chester
W. Hamblin. pastor. Sunday school 9:45
ajn. J. J. Fltssimons. pastor. Morning
service 10:55 o'clock. Sermon subject,
"The Freedom Perfect." Evening serv
ice 7:30 o'clock. Sermon subject, "Vic
tory!" 4:30 pjn. Junior high fellow
ship; I JO p m, supper; a:13. college
and Tuxis fellowship. Monday. 7 JO.
Boy Scouts. Thursday, 730, midweek
service. - -
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, !
SCIENTIST -
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
day school 11 ajn. Morning service
11 o'clock. Sermon subject, "God."
Evening service S o'clock, same subject.
Wednesday meeting at pjn., testi
monies of healing. Reading room 14
ovum msa street.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
- Madison and Baker streets. Evan
geiist roy ZL Wallace Jr. n..lr..
morning and night. Sunday school 10
ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Even-
ins; service I o'clock. An all day serv-
Donoiy, Dasaret juncn at noon.
rirauun BHDOIJ, fan pjn, .
CHURCH OF CHRIST I -
' Cottage and Shipping streets. J.
Scott, pastor. Sunday school 10 a
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nVlork Evening
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FIRST CHURCH or GOD .. -
Vottaee and Hood streets, ..
ciltter. nastor. Sunday scnooi
SCSrVhth 10:45 a.m. Morning;
service II ociocK. .-. J"'----Christ
on ; David's. . Thror . Lecture
from : ehart, . Evening 5rvJ JLil
tfSock. Sermon subject .P..'..Re:
cevmg the Holy Spirit and VVhat.H-
Will Do for .Us.' - . j
bethany"ey. kefokmed ; -
Capitol, ana '"'V . V"ki i '
.Morning service
v:.i.n,.l.r nmstor. SUnaajL
mon suhject. whi t.. .t
the Lord." . . ,. u - . . .
SEVENTH AY ADVESTIST ; - T-
vZZSm P-stor. J Sabbath cJ-
u..( service II o clock. v .
.Ntrthactfii Union confer
ence president, speaker. Young, 'eo.
ple s-meetmg . y-w - -. . .
rmsT icH;cH-ar the naz.renh
.Center at Tbtrteentli streets,- Kev
WeaWW-: Hess.' pastnr. Sunday school
9-45 a.m.-. MiLfora siuiv
- ' . . Grmnn Xllhieet.
ing service v ..i
"Spiritual Worship." Youw groups S J
rTm Evening service 7 JO o clock. Ser-Sacl-V-
Sower" Wednes
H,v 7 JO pjn- prayer and praise serv
tg'sLtZSS. .pi, GabJ.an.hour.
KSLM. j j ;
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE '
Fifth at uaines. v-.
pastor. Sunday school MS ajn. Morn
fri service n o'clock.! Evening serv
ice 70 o'clock. Wednesday, 7 JO p.m,
annual business .meeting. , , , , .
TRUTH - CENTER ' " '
m.n n,.tar. Uorninl : aerviee .'.'11 w
o'clock. Sermon subjectr "Bible Ms-
tery," '. - - -y - -,- - .
SALVATION ARMY - i
241 State street. Major F. P. Stevens,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning
service o'clock. aVeftlng-service
oVloek. i Young people 1.00 djji.
Thursday-Saturday, t p.m.
piXGRiM 'nqlhiws .1 u ' ...
975 Market street, ram
pastori Sunday-school-9:48 ajn.Morn-
-. wvanceUstie servie.
opie, uor
ennort. " leader. - Evangelistic
i:30 P-m. neancK7 ! mvl .
t -30 "pjn.'.: : w :.! Vi.
FIRST EVANGELICAL --: . Y .- -
"Marlon-and Summer t streets, Hev. J.
Kenneth Wlshart, pastor. Sunday
school 9:4 a.m. R.-H. BrmeL Supu
Morning service 11 . o'clock. Sermon
subject. "A Matter of Diet," Youth
groups will meet at 4:30 pjn. Evening
service 7:30 o'clock. Men will be m
charge of the service. Prayer and. Bible
hour Thursdays, 130 pjn.
CALVARY CHAPEL -! FULL GOSPEL
. 117 N. Church street, Salem. Rev.
Claude C. and Mary W. BeU. pastors.
Sunday school 10 ajn.' Morning aervic
11 o'clock. Afternoon service 3:44 PJ
rv.nin aervice 13 o'clock. Thursday
service 7:45 pan. Saturday Bible stu
dy and prayer, S pjn. Tuesday through
Friday, prayer at X P-nx.- , . j
FIRST SPIRrTCALIST
, 24a N. Commercial. Services at 3:30
and 7 JO pjn. Circle at a. Speaker, Rev.
Maxine Roberts.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
460 N. Cottage street. Sunday school
10 a.m.. followed by fast Sunday serv
ices., Evening service 7 o'clock.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAT SAINTS I
17th and Chemeketa streets. C. H.
Ashee. pastor. Morning service at 11
o'clock. Zion league 4:43 pjn. Prayer
meeting 8 pjn. Wednesday. .j
ENGLEWOOD CHURCH OF THE
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST '
North 17th and Nebraska. J. M.I
Goodheart. pastor. Sunday school 8:45
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock.' Choir
Sings, "Lord, What ShaU I Do?" Ser
mon subject. "When Lite Turns Sour."
630 p.m.. youth study. "The Handicap
of Color" with Dick Chase, leader. 8:30
p.nu. adults study, "Christ of the
American Road." Evening service 7:30
o'clock. Evangelistic service. Sermon
subject. "The Personal Appeal of,
Christ." s 3v p.m., youtn-aouit sing
spiration. ,
ROSEDALE FRIENDS
Rev. John J. Trachsel. guest speaker)
at 11 a.m. Pastor . Rev. Oscar Mi
Brown conducting service at South
Salem Friends. Men of the local church
will have charge. Male quartet, special
music. Prayer meeting Wednesday
will , join . outn saiem mends.
PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE
445 Ferry street. G. M. Eads. castor.
Sunday, school 10 a.m. Morning service
11 o ciocr. s:30 p.m- young people s
service, evening service 7 30 ociockj
Wilma Wallace, girl evangelist Iron
Texas, speaker. Monday, 8 p.m., spe-i
cial fellowship service. First Christian
church In Dallas. Bishop B. F. Douglas
oi ios AneeieSi guest speaker. Services
each night except Monday and Sat4
uraay witn Evangelist Wallas, speaker.
CHURCH OF GOD ' '
940 South 22nd street. Rev. C. W
Cleghorn. nastor. Sundav school Id
m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Eve
ning service 7:45 o'clock. Prayer serv
ice weanesaay, 7:45 p.m. Young peo
pie's endeavor Friday. 7:43 pjn. , .
Amity Baptist Church
Annual Meeting Sundayf
AMITY The annual' roll call
election ol officers! and no host
dinner will be held Sunday, Jani
uary 7 at the Amity BaDtist
church. . ;
Dinner will , be'j served" at thl
close of the morning- service. Rolt
call, business meeting and eleel
Uon of officers . will be held at
2:30 pjn. All members and friends
of the Amity Baptist church axe
invited to these services. I
$ J V
r -
i
Fey E. V7id!zs&, Jr.
f Oklahoma City, Okla. j
Nationally KnownEvangelist, Ed
itor and Debater.-Evangelist Wal
lace will be heard in, a series of
gospel meetings, to b conducted
l e Church of Christ, located
on Madison and Baker streets. Sa
lem. , . . . . v7-.- A 'i.
hnnlng December 31 and eon.
tlnulnr throuth January
Services berim prompUy at
":5 each evening ,
You Are i Invited! I