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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EEC "Tf v-s -ea at .e-fc -1 J0AiJe. X vf U.UL Is Honored i At Memorial " By Benlah Craven - 1 (Statesman Correspondent) ; - MONMOUTH An assembly I 'was held - Wednesday, honoring i Jessica Todd, lor . many ; years ! clean of women and director of dormitories at Oregon CollegVof Education,' who died last October. She came to this campus in the fall ; of 1912 and taught lor one year as a sixth grade supervisor - in the training department On completion of the new dormitory, for women in 1813, Miss Todd be came its director, and for 18 years her vital, helpful personality was Influential ' in the upbuilding of character, deportment and cul tural advancement among the students. .'... She chose the dormitory furn ishings and equipment, which have provided a basis of beauty and utility .which have elicited high commendation for her good taste throughout the years. Aiiss Todd often, expressed a wish that In buying beautiful things for the i girls' use, she could help to sur round thern with a background, both , inspirational and education al, so that they .might fit natur ; ally and fasily intr new situa tions, and; high stations of life 1 should the! opportunity come their y. j v Jessica "Todd hall was named for Miss-Toad in 193L At the memorial i assembly,, held In Campbell.'1 hall auditorium, Dr. 'Victor P. Morris of the University 'of " Oregon campus, was - the speaker; The OCE choir,, directed by Mrs. Florence . Hutchinson, sang several numbers. . Belton Appoints ; Senate Group on State Cooperation ! Senate President Howard : C. 'Belton oh Friday "named' Coe Mc- 'Kenna and Walter Pearson, Mult nomah county; Frederick Lam port, Marion county; P. JStadel- "man, Wasco county, and Joel C. -isootn oijunn county as tne sen-1 date's members of the interstate cooperation committee. i xo uicse, auu uic nve ruunea i rr - ii i t rearlier In the week by Speaker :f the House Eugene Marsh, the 'governor will shortly add another ive appointees. . . ; . The committee, assigned the re- vsponsibility of conferring with similar committees of other states concerning legislation and other ! governmental matters, is to meet! l Tuesday f with Perry Taft, west- i ern representative or me vouncu -f State Governments. Senate; to Act Directly On Interim Appointee Wnn Interim Lnir.tm,mt nf ap: two members of the state board ,o member, of the state hoard of geology and mineral industries and two membetsof the board f higher education comes before Jhe senate Monday morning at 11 o clock they will not go to cora- mittee.ThU was Wred Monday when Sen. W. H. Strayer, Baker, asked that rulds be suspended and the appoiritments come up without winmittfe action as he had Intended, whjen he made. the .original motion on Thursday. , The legal tangle was straighten- ed out with adoption of approxi- tnately a dozen motions I ,': -t 1 ' -' iiokt group Approved , 'Appointment by Gov. Earl Snell f James Caswell and reappoint .'ment of Robert H. Atkinson, Don 's Id H Woodward, F. N. Young man anl CapL Clyde ,G.. Raabe, of th7 Portal Pftrt! KiJf wlJ as members land ' commbsiap, was approved Friday by the senate. 1"AY "BOOST POSTPONED Senate' W. Hi Strayer, Baker : democrat, Fridayi introduced a bill to raise payments to members of lection boards Orom $3 4o $4 per day. A j bill now in committee would raise the per diem pay to $8. Senate Bills .: i I ; Bills Introduced in the senate I Friday: -! " . : : 1 'sb so-wmiM amend old assist- 'on monthly grant, requiring that the 'difference between the current S40 and i khe 'new $50 ceiling be used only ; "where dental and medical payments ' genfrilr feVV'p'rovLT , SB ss-ReUting to thi registration are neeaeo. T Sr 2LSJ2aa2X eterks to remove from lists ot regis- lists oi reals- tered voters the names se who fail to vote for two . successive -era! elections. SB 23 Correcting terminology of law relating to membership on county boards -Of equalization to refer to county court, including county Judge 'and two commissioners, rather than to chairman ana Doara. 1 cnairman ana ooara. -- t itSTfflS teieffi hTm st'to V S Td.y: -r" SB 1 Providing that shares of Stock tn banks and trust companies may oe tn amounts of less than 100 u so 'provided; in articles of lncorporaUon. SB 26-Relating to banks and trust companies, amendments as to stylo in which law is punctuated, etc. Referred to committee:, " ! J -SB IS Authorizing formation of 'cemetery maintenance districts, wtth 'power to acquire, maintain and Im prove cemeteries and site and levy taxes to defray costs. ---w ti vines with the exception of the de SB 17 Providing that au state ac- apartment of Mimer educanon ana jHna Duaru bush ymj . mv ,,rH at th state a nercentaze of their gro!S revenues. " .v. S3 18 Correcting the statute relat ing to publication of senate laws to eradicate errors and bring up to date. SB 1-Permitting, in specified in stances, persons to apply for and se cure through circuit court method substitute birth certificates. Senator Liquor Investigators Uninterested inWliitewash;- Wllisice Resolution Tabled By Isabel Child : City Editor, The "Statesman (See story ; senators Angus uipson anu x-aiu to the legislative committee1 for investigation of Oregon's liquor con- trol commission's i ousiness aeaiings, nave novnmg up wm. a "whitewash" report, they told capital newsmen Friday. , i And if they won't, then: they have plenty of work ahead of, them, maintains Sen, Lew Wallace, still Taw of his own resolution which set out a number of details of the dis tillery purchases and other sctivi- ties of the commission as suitable subjects for investigation. , 'A republican whitewash was the voiced theme of the democrats in Friday! stormy senate .session. although they split on almost ev ery vote on any phase of the ques tion. I w l-il we R The 10-page Wallace reaolufton was tabled on the moUoniof a democrat cohort Sen ; homas anoney 0m c"' "" " ISSm about the liquor business in Ure- gon. . i . j- - Sena tor Walter Pearson, demo crat from Multnomah county, who declared he could j not support Wallace's resolution because it set out certain things as facts wliich could not be known until after the invftiaiorL moved to amend the 0tb.er (SJR4): resolution to enliirge and make the committee bl-psxti lan. - When that failed; he de clared he could not vote' for any plan of a committee not specified o W.narfican - . ' . ;--rtKi - - w-n, AtA h.n . ."" i matter came to final vote, explain- tot as he did so that he: would rather "take thisthan nothing," although he thought the entire ac- tion of preventing his resolution from coming to light in print and I in hastening SJR 4 introduced! Wednesday) "shyster politics". . His own resolution, calling for a larger and bi-partisan committee, suggested - tnat tne investigauon -'..'3..' . . I include among other things; An alleged aggregate loss of $920,048.38 to the states of Oregon and Washington onitne aisuuery I and whisky resale deal which has I hopped back into state headlines i monins aner ii was completed. . . j i i i t i j The bookkeeping system by which the transactions apparently are to be treated "on the basis of long term capital gains instead of a purchase pf whisky inventories to avoid the necessity of the tilleries paying approximately $2, 000,000 of federal income taxes. , ,The possibility that .the plan may leave the state agencies ow- i ing said taxes. The purchase of liquor in rela tion ir HPA incr rvr-io Shares in5 the distilleries were bought in the names of individual administrators of the two state agencies and a stockholder of the distilleries, 11 Of ! whom Were made directors of the companies with no safeguards and no bonds, the resolution alleged Criticism Cited J Criticisms by the press aimed at "the administration of the Oregon liquor? control commission and py afbitrary ,nd to im;nafnrv ni1in hv it, aHmm. I irf, 4K . 1; Lld tfl the t-onsumins- m,h!ic . . practiCes detrimental to public welfare and temperance . . . ex- I ir.m, iaTifv in inffHv lolral Wnman' rlnH ai oi, enforcement", have all reflected upon the administrator and the commission and through them up- on the governor, and all should be cleared now that the question has been raised, Wallace maintained. The only; way of taking the in vestigation; out of politics and re moving the label "whitewash from it-would be to make the corrimittee bipartisan and require M complete its report, make it public ! by a set time; otherwise the ission will remain under in- commii dictment for the hext two years", Wallace asserted! to no avail. The mere mention of parties in selection of the committees would put the entire matter into politics, I Sen.' Wilham Walsh, Coos county, declared. "Jitters" Charged Senator Thomas Mahoney, who moved for Jhe tabling of Wallace's rnlntn tnM .! aea.W 1 other resolution, i - - ' "Whitewash" was most fre- i"ZiZTlZ- :ri -Zr.XZ iuciiujr uu vue unigue i maao-. ney, who declared he thought the whole tiling had grown cui of a bad case of the .Jittersr on the part of Governor Snell. Wallace moved to have SJR 4 (the broader : "resolution -which took the nlace of SJR 1 which re- ?mmittee) tabled nntil Ihis resolution could be printed, in Mahoney joined him, but he was voted down. - he was voted down. yoting against SJR 4 when it - s ntaa eiMaiiw aAmAi vneee Dia-e' Ellis, Mahoney, ; Moser, . Pearson and . Ktraver. alt rlemnrate With eaVttJ VfWnVMM lir ' MA4flAMMta tintM tiie exception of Burke. . Wallace I " " , 7. 7 . TT j -V-5L5?? wb uic oniy uemottai vuuuji xor vigorously opposed, pointing I out that it at least Was R move toward an investigation. First Bill of 43rd Legislature Signed STATEHOUSE, " Salem, Jan. 12 -(Special)-Gov. Earl SneU Friday - 1 signed a house bill validating au- txmobfle jwindshield stickers Is i . . ; i it ! I suea oy .me nvcivuuj ojl ulc mi lieu of metal plates. The bill was acproved in the senate Thurs- dav. Sen. William Walsh urged haste In signing the bill because of threatened court actions. I The page 1 i-C. u . from the senate's swift tabling In the Capitol Limelight Sen. I Marshall Cornett isn't missing a bet to make known the grandeurs of the Klamath coun-. try he; represent. On his desk is a page; from the Klamath Falls . . J nAr Tn t r- theKlamath mae bar. Joe Foss who hold, . record for planes shot down in lumberjack - "the latter i. me Uai.l 'Riin- Lj'ZJlTj: .r- rest ot the picture is the reason j it's on the senator's desk J the j limit of six birds "and not a one; weighs! less than 15 pounds." , i f- . I It was a beautiful was a beautiful resolution, j introduced by a senator from the metropolis to honor Sen.' Rex Ellis J from "the wide open . spaces of eastern' Oregon upon the occasion of his birthday, and it pleased the Fendletonian. However, he had An obiection and ha - Voiced it hT the! senate Jriday: The resolu- . - i turn nubiicized his ace. 11U is 52 years bid, engages in the fining and insurance business when not legislating He is serving his fifth term in the senate. I - Representative John Hall, Mult- nomah county, is chairman ot the Jmt' Multnomah delegation, - in-1 eluding- both the senate and the house.? Senator Coe McKenna. has a f a a it . . . peen namea cnairman or ine sen- ate's Multnomah county delega- tion. f ir w 1 .11111 I rtmflTlfl Makes Protest LEBANON The Crowfoot grange has sent a resolution to the state grange legislative com to Linn county Pomona dis-Lrangj' to each o Linn county delegates in the state leg- Mature vdicing opposition to pulsory pasteurization of f milk. ; The members based their oppo sitionfon the grounds that undu- lant fever may be contracted from Perlf cooked pork and that supervision of pasteurization would be much more difficult than eradication of ' Bangs dis ease in cows. Martin Ufford, mas ter, assisted in drawing up the protest by Anna Pratt and Fred Huff.? $ 1 I Rural Women's Qub Entertained -Tuesday At Bartel Residence OAK POINT Mrs. Grove Peterson and Mrs. Herbert Bartel entertained the Indenendence Ru- home, Tuesday. Eight guests and 1 14 members were present, Helen Taylor, home demonstration agent of Eplk f county, cooked an oven dinner and served the women at 1 o'cRicki Mrs. R. A. Alderson. the new "president, opened the meeting. The club voted to have Miss Taylor give . demonstration at each meeting. Mrs. Byron Ruddell in Independence, is the next hos- j teas and Mrs. T J. Primus as coi hostess and the repair and gen- ral care of the home will be the subjefct. I I Guests ' were Mrs. Keith Peter- son, Cora .Knowles, jj Mrs. Esther I Templemann, Mrs. George Knaup. Mrs. M. Tibbies, Mrs; Chester Jen - kins and Mrs. Jessie G win of Sa- j- f , i f i . . . i RvprMA ToUrtlinn A '"TW6 AClepllOne 1 Users Elect Directors -, f I I ! S rorTOts ' a s r c- Pbone company meeting and elec- tiwilwas- heldat thef Roberts school January ft. Louis Johnston I was ; reelected chairman and Lee Byers secretary-treasurer. j ? Those, on the board are Louis Johnston, Karl Heyden.- Georce ffiggins, Oscar Philip, and Alfred Klein. - . 4 ! , It was decided maintenance for I hnes be S5.50 per year and a sre - cial assessment pf $5 will be made. it . -i I?05erfe Card Cluh f 7 -e- H(i$ January Party I ' RIinYTTl TTh. Mm,t- ..Ii .;BAli7Lr!5f. tit y.;:" flT!.!8 heidbTMrs. GeorrSerand Johlchel laSSTl scores went to Roy Rice and Julia Minch. The next card party will be February 7. t : rcarm jc ruciaretl .... ft v Fflllino' Tfmripr ' 1 , " , , . . - 1 iJuANU? jack Durkin had I v..- : j r m ununv csvac uvm bciiuus in- Jury: while working for the San- f tiara .Logging company Tuesday. A falling timber grazed Ms head as it crashed, his left hand was jstrucx ana nis loreann iracturea. OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Malioney Not ToEiiterBill Against Japs I.' No antl - Japanese resolutions will be introduced in the legis lature, by Senator.-Tom Mahoney Mn N sessioin, he declares in a . . . . . . A ,lthoutth v. he has been 8olicited D a large number Lf ntizens to do so. MahoneT savs . . , ... interM5ts o natioQ wiU furthered by any such legislation af this time.'; As to identification with any I anti-Japanese organization. Ma- honey says j that he ! has no con nection with any group; At one time he agreed to aid one group in an advisory capacity, but when rival groups competed ;j for. the same name he withdrew ''The ; Japs are coming back whether we like it or -not," said Mahoney,; "and it is my sugges tion that both sides of this con troversy cease agitation until the end of the war." J, i. T 1 1 LlOUOr PrODe . I T - ll 11 TT . WasHinffton (See Story on Page 1) OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 12 The motion approved by the house today, to join with Oregon in in vestigating - the purchase of Ken tucky whisky In 1943, was pre sen ted orally on . the r floor by Rep; U. C: Armstrong (D-King), rhnirman rf the - bouse' liauor the house liquor eornmittee. and nassed 49-34 on a Istrictiv nartv division vote. ' . - - - i ; Armstrong said, in presenting his motion, that there had been wme smelly talk going on about this deal." i ' i uuu kj uuw aujiuuic it but the Oregon legislature has seen fit to investigate the deal and 1 think we should know what is going on too," he said." "It may be the Dossible findings will vin l - . I dicate the former administration nr it ma v fmn Bimthin wrnn. I But this legislature should know what is going on in its. liquor purchases."! i- 4 Armstrong's motion called for a joint committee from the house and senate, so the matter has still to come up. in the senate. It is expected to appear on the senate floor Monday. Other than an objection, over ruled, by Rep. Henry W. Cramer (R-King) that such an important resolution should be presented in com-'Jltmfc there was no debate. The hot potato' subject was disposed of in no. more time than it took td count the standing Vote. New Vestrymen TPRi Tctillol ' I - i Sunday Morning ! Robert S. FarreU, jr., R. B7 Baldock and Ralph Cooley, newly elected vestrymen of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, will be installed a the 11 o'clock service Sunday morning, j These men were elected for a four-year j term, succeeding Wal lace P. Carson, E. J. Scellars and A. B. Kneass, whose terms expire this month. i Officers; of the vestry for 1945 Delude Lmn F. Cronemiller. se - I include Lmn F. Cronemiller. se mgr warden; Robert; Fitzmaunce, warden; Glett S. Paxson, secretary,; and Clarence E. Wiles, treasurer. IonsiRebekah Lodged installs i LYONS Faith Rebekah lodge met Wednesday for Installation of officers. Helen -Andersen, district deputy president, assisted by Anna B. Julian; deputy marshal, Rosa Berry, vice grand, Hazel Lewis, secretary-treasurer, . and Mildred Carr, chaplain installed the fol I lowing: Garnett Bassett, past noble I grand: Verna West, noble grand; 1 Mary Garrison, vice grand; Helen Andersen,! secretary; Rosa Berry, luutueui, .uici nuiiman, conauc . 11U" u. Alice Huoer, inside guardian; l W , . - x ranees xactariey, outsiae guara - lan; Hasel Lewis, right supporter r ""U1C . to noble grands Mildred Carr, left supporter to noble grand: Dorothy Cook, rieht suonorter to vW gu5; Anna BrSian; left s3p- norter td vice wand mlm AnHZ porter to Vice grand. Helen Ander sen Wa elortM rrill enntain mi) anu Carnett B8ett;trusteVor ik-k mreej n jWpj laoiSll, Venter ,Ullb KntertiiSnr TiimiI-iv l . : r" "j V t. Mclaughlins ; a i w at x sr" vt . m uiaiiii i.i a - - m Mrs. ,0. G. McClaughry ;! enter- tainea memDers or the K urn-Join- V?T1 Nathan Xurth iwanu-aen, f newiy e members of the das, took n v. ' . , . . miihii nwmusen, newxy Me. Xlrs Arw Pugh and Mrs. Joc Burr were appointed as the . itj 'i 1 ael-r P,e ,Ru v and Mrs. v-1Jru -eeay, xar. ana :jar&; - Hu wu , ovaun, jwir. ana Airs, wu ilrA lt If. m,A '-" T- muss en, Mr. ; and Mrs.' George Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Knowles 1 Ton U. Mr.-and Mrs Harvey Aker. I Airs. Harry Boehm, Mr. and . if uuie lie.. tvi Ragland. Connie Weinman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wein man, Mri and Mrs. Horace Bib by, Nathan Kurth; and Mr. and i airs. McClaughry. t ? Oregon. Saturday Morning January 13. 1US Guest Evangel V Rev. K. Gi Trent, DD, " guest evangelist I at the Englewood United ' Brethren church at North 17th street at Nebraska avenue. Dr. Trent Is the pas tor of theJRockrldge United Brethren iharch,' pa kland, ' Calif. ' ' - I ' . R. G. Trent to services The Englewjood United . Breth- Befifiri rn rhurrh will start a two weeks Strain, paster; Clay J. Poraefoy,, as ren cnurcnut star j: .iwp www relate paste. Sunday school i:30 ajas. evangelistic gemce. Sunday. Rev. Morning service 1:S0 o'clock. Sermon R. G. Trent, DD, from th Rock- ndgo Unitea Bretnren cnurcn ox Oakland, Caflf will b. the speak, er im - wu . i J i V I new eacn -nignt except Monoay na ouru. . .-. - s: . . h r. irentfwut preacn,a snor? Dr. Trent Swill preacn. a snort .v:u'. ,.ir irv.t I wraBW,i,w" ,"7 . uulul. nw "".r1,lW,rt .m-- Good Thinxa of Life.' I to the children. SDecial talks' are - j- -iJ v. t "" - - meetings. Rev. J. M. . Goodheart. - L. r. j me pastor, w n preaca ouikmij nieht on "BeeSn by Putting; First i ,. j inmgs .iiij;..j.uesaay mgafc r. M a -is e , -LTeni wul preacn on IS Jesus " liJX Vs f i Subsequent topics for the week are, "Towers and Bulwarks - of Zian," "Christ, at the Door," and "Jesus of Nazareth. Passeth By." The men's day services scheduled for this Sunday morning in the church year ' book have been postponed : to make way for the revival. Sunday morning, Rev. Goodheart will preach on "The Clay That Molds. r Women JNote Special Day at First Christian L Woman's day' will be observed at the First Christian church Sun day, January 14. The program Will be sponsored by the Woman's " v.uuiiui i uic kuiuui. iuc speaker IS tile church's own "hVr ing link" missionary to the. Bel gian Congo J Africa, Hattie Mitch ell. She has served in Africa since 1922 and will soon return to her same mission post. Miss Mitchell has presented the church with many valuable African curios, which will be on display at the church. 1 I ' Th Firlli.e class will serve as ushers for the morning service, 1 j 3i! .-n i i.. j . and special; music Will include a Praycr" (Guion), sung- by K-thleen ii Wrenn. After morn- Kathleen Ii Wrenn. After morn ing worship:; a basket dinner will be served in the dining hall, to which all those who care to re main are invited. Hosts and host esses will be families of 4the trus tees, elders; deacons, ana mem - bers of the; executive committee of the council. Rev. Dudlev Strain will preach on the subject "Mastering the In- evjtables" at night, and the mjder the! direction of choir John Schmidt, jrl will sing the anthem "0 Lamb of God," by Btuits, ana ; tni1' Insrisi rvf the ehiircn '-TlrJ'm'lnMW and Gaines street, C. W1U gmi iUiq uuiuun imiivi, Teacn Me"! ny Kxatz. v-n i Til ' l vuue. sf jujio c:i c-.o O UCUiU cci v 1 Cl - "' At iIJllv CriUJJ. Rn.virRTOWiilina- Workers -i T," r 7 w -u : tte Calvary Lutheran church wffl, turdayiat a.-.ocla io the social rooms of the church, 1 JOJcc LeRud will: be hBtAM r ..-... .. ... Evanf ensue meetings wiu oexux , . r . , . . .41 Wednesday, night Calvary lJutheran and continue ihm fnllnwlntf Snndav. Rw. . Alfred: Khutson tf Grand Forks. NDi 'will conduct the ser vices.' . ' i .Fellowship -dinner will be serv ed Sunday at Trinity church with hostesses to Include Mrs. Martin Hatteberg. Mrs. nans Jen- sen, Mrs.'fohnJ. " Moe and ..Mr . . . . . i . - a j I uuDln poenm. -innuy. oumuj KUDU) noenm. -i.muy v ouiiuay school teachers will meet Monday night and choir rehearsal will be held Thursday night, Bible study ld '"t Tffl . a set forSafcjrday at 9X0. - - L - j.Hey. - o - : Jeonsra - Jones . sra- - 1 nouncea tnat tne noj owuw wixi meet Monday night at the Meth odist church and that the Loyal uarda WittV meet i Thursday, at i Mr. and' Mrs Stanley Swanson will be hosts Wednesday night at 8 o'clock to the Immanuel church - Sunday school. Choir rehearsal - 1 will be he3d 'Thursday night at S and the confirmation class will imeet Saturday at saa. galem Ghurches BETHFL' BAPTIST ' - :..-., . - North- CkitUfr at' D treet. J. T. VI- tboff, D.IX; -pastor.;. Sunday Kbool 9 AS a.m ueorgo scnirman. aupi. jnoriiins ervic- Il -"doc.- Sermon - aubject. "The .Word f ? God in tho ;Hoiae." Youth .fellowship hour at 6:30.- Rev, S. P. NeufeMt,- guest speaker, leriiiig ervlce 730 .o clock. Sermon subject. "Tha OutDourinr ot the Hoiy spirit-. Wednesday; 7:45 pjnW Bible study. 1 CALVABT, BAFTUT" - ' I Corner of South Liberty ana Miner trkcti. Dr. Charles Durdeo. oastor: C Howard -Smith, -assistant pastor. . t:4 a.ra, Bible school, U. xi. naaane, Sun day school Supt. 11 o'clock, morning service. Sermon topic; "The Contest With Pharaoh." - Rev.-J. R. TurnbuU. supply pastor. Sao pjn..' Baptist youth fellowship. 7 J30 p.m.. evening evangel istic hour. Sermon topic, ."The Manli ness of Christ Wednesday, TtfO pm- midweek prayer service. . -j i FIRST BAPTIST " . " Marlon' ana J-iorty streets. - lrrmg A. Fox, - D.D.. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.. Ray Cates. Supt. Morning service 11 - a.m. Sermon subject. "Life Work. Evening service, at ser mon subject, "A Changeless Christ for a Changing World." aO p.ifl.. BYF meetings for aU age groups.. Adult dis cussion group, Dewey Davis, ; leader. Monday. 7.30 p.nt, workers' confer ence. Wednesaay,; 1 30 p.m-, prayer meeting followed - by. personal evan gelism discussion, 1 Rev. . 14 'Allen, leader. IM MAN CEL. BAPTIST Corner of Hazel and Academy streets. Warren C. Hale, pastor. Sun day school 8:43 a.m.. Eunice Hart. Supt. Morning service It o'clock. Eve ning service 7:30 o'clock. Prayer meet ing Wednesday 1:30 pjn. COURT STREET CHRISTIAN ' 17th at Court street. W. H. Lyman, pastor. Sunday school 1:45 a.m. Morn ing service 10 M O'clock. Sermon sub ject. "Christ and Human Relations." Christian - Endeavor Hour :30 p.m. Evening service 7:30 o clock. Sermon subject. ''Man's Response to God's Love." Midweek church night, Thurs day, sav p.m. i FIRST CHRISTIAN 'Center-- anl--'Hlgh streets, i thidley ljr 2! mgr ;.-Evewmg-servtca 7:30. Ser - 1 niewamaiy, ner wemaair. ;jw pjh. ' ; .. 19th anl Terry street, wniard B. HaU. pastor. Sunday school 10 ejn. ruu. pastor Moxnmg service. U o'clock. ? Sermon iww The morning service followed by cov .red dish dinner, laterj annual busi- ness meeting. . I HIGHLAND- FR1EAIUS North Churck street at Highland av- enue. Herman h. Macy, pastor. Sun- Idav school 10 e.nk. Clirton Roaa. Sunt. Morning- service U o'clock. JUhior I Chrtstian xnaeevor at . pjn. xoons people's prayer meetmc at s:og. scntor I c ti t:w. venmi i servica j Prayer meeting. Thursday, 730 P-m. SOCTH SALEM FRIENDS i . i South Commercial at Washington. John end Laura Trachsel, pastors. Sun day school 8:3 a.m. Morning service It o'ctocsu uscar urown, eyangeusx. guest speaker. Evening service o'clock. Revival meeting service, i Re vival meeting nightly except : Monday at i:tt pjn. AMERICAN LUTHERAN j .. ! . S43 N. Church street. M. A. Getzen daner, D.D., pastor. Sunday, school 8:45 ajn. Morning service 1 o'clock. Sermon, subject, "How Can We Become a Part of Christ s Kingdom?- sine Lord's Supper will be administered at this service. Evening service o'clock. A special communion service. Luther league at 1 pjn. Dona MacLwdalu, leader. i CHRIST LUTHERAN State street at 18th. F. H.s Theuer, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn ing service 11 o ciock. sermon bud ject, "The First Commandment." Con gregational meeting 2 pjn. Confirms tion class Saturday, 9:30 ajiu ' ( FIRST METHODIST Church and State streets. Dr. i. c Harrison, pastor. Church school 9:43 I tw4.M TjHihAe Ct - Ulnnahin 1 10:53, The Four Great KeaJiues by I Which Men IJve." sermon by pastor, No evening services. purser .inu-yuuui cuuivu t.ww FREE METHODIST . ! Market at-N. Winter streets. Rev. M. P.; Knigge,- pastor. Sunday school :4S a.m.. Emory Goode, supt. Morn ing service 11 o clock. Evening service 1-M o'clock. Sermon subject, study of Hebrews 7th 'chapter. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 :3o pjn. xoutn groups Sunday, f:49 p.m. JASON LEE 'METHODIST ' f : ' I North Winter at Jefferson streets. S Rayner Smith, pastor. Sunday school Q -4 4 mm Unrntn, Mrvir It A'riwk. I Sermon subject. "Spiritual Founda- uons. advening .service :ju o cioc. Youth fellowship groups. Boy Scouts Wednesday evening. LESLIE METHODIST South Commercial at Myers. Joseph Knotts, pastor. Sunday school; t:4S a.m. Morning service li o ciock. sermon sublect. "The Renewal of the Inward Man." Youth fellowship groups at S30 pjn. Evening service 7 :30 o clock, ser- 1 mcn subieet. wbitner uouna? rraycr "itttinj Thursday.. 130 pjn. i I church of christ H f Cottago and Shipping streets. Jas. A. Scott. 'pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning service 10S o'clock. Sermon subiact. . The Coat of Discipleship." Evening service i o cioce. Berroon subject. "My Five Posessions." Bible study and young people's service. :30. i christian and missionary I ALLIANCE . i :; H. Stetnmann. pastor.' Sunday school -4S ajn. Moraine service IX o'clock. Evening service 7 JO o'clock. Wednes day, 1 JO pjn, family night. FIRST CHTJRCH OF THE NAZAREKE Center at Thirteenth. Rev. Weaver W. Hess, pastor. Sunday school :45 a.m, Milford StulL Supt. Morning serv ice li o'clock. Sermon subject, Israel races a Crisis. Youth groups Sao p.m. Eeenina service 130 o'clock. Sermon subject. "Truth Has- Fallen in the Street." -Wednesday, U0 pjn., prayer and praise service. Saturday. the Galilean Hour. kslm. ENolbw60d church ori unites bwcthen u . ch 1 praise service, saturaay. s:u pjn THE CHRIST 1 - Korth. 17th and Nebraska avenae. J m. uwiuiw h jwi. 9 :o a a Morning service 11 o'clock. Vested choir sines "God Is Our Re- j Mokis." jo. young people's and eduK I Christian Endeavor meet ta separate rooms. Evening service 7:w o ciocjc Sermon subied. "The Way tto Begia. Services every evening this week at 1:49 p.m. except Monday and Satur day. Dr.. Trent preaching. ' i -t SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Hood and Summer streets. Jua. t T. Dickinsbn. pastor. Sabbath school B:3u aJn "Mrs, ilw'K. lanar, oupt Morning service n o'clock. Young peo- ' pvSZg i - . i tnninf. rntIT SPTRTTCALIST -24S N. Commercial, services at ia and 1 M. Circle at S. Speaker. Rev, t Umt Cerken. . - . . ' ' , r fZX23582X First Icihcdisi Church ; ' Down Town The Tall "White Spire "I , , f " J ip.Cn Tm Great Realities wUuwUj itn.vJ by Which Men Live . ? Sermon by; Dr. J. C. Harrison. : ; Church; School 9:45 Youth Church and Nursery '11:00 Business and Professional People Invited CALVARS ' CHAPEL FULL GOSPEl -M73 N . Church Street, ev. ana Claude Coleman - Bell." pastors. .Sundsy school' 18. a Jn. Morning service at; 11. Afternoon service Z :44. Evening service 1 :44. Thursday evening service c.turriav Rihla study and prayer p.m. Tuesday through Friday, prayer S p.m. BETHANY EV. StEFORMED ' - ' Caoitol and - Marion -streets.- ju. - n. vlmir. oastor. Sunday school - 10 a jn. Morning service . 11 o'clock. Ser- w-tu "TK. rime TMwinlM.-; - ' nivu luujcvii . r riRST CHURCH OF- CHRIST, ' SCIENTIST- - - r - vrhnwku ina Lioertv-streets, sunt day school 11 aon. Services 11 ajn. and Wednesdav evenina meetings P-BT. includes testimonies of healing. Read ing room Its South High street. PILGRIM HOLINESS ' ' . ' - B7S Market street. Paul C. Kering. pastor.' Sunday school :45 ajn- Mom- rag service - it o cioce; ev. .-u. Phillips, pastor from Med ford, will be the guest speaker. Evening service 7 o clocfc,- young people s service, mra. Eva Hall, speaker.. T:30, evangelistic service.- Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 1:30. . . TRUTH CENTER ' ' ! SIM! stata street. Olive Stevens. MSJJ. pastor. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser moasubject, "The Creation." I SALVATION ARMY U 241 State street. Maior T. F. Stevens. oastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Evening service J JO o'clock. Young people t p.m. services Thursday-Saturday, a pjn. FIRST EVANGELICAL ' Corner Marion and Summer streets. Rev. J. Kenneth Wishart, pastor. Sun day school 9:45 ajn. R. H. Ermel, Supt. Morning service ii - o ciock. eermon suhlect. The Master and a rather' from John's Gospel. Youth groups will meet at :30 pjn. Evening service 130 o'clock. Sermon subject, "The Basis of Justification." Prayer and Bible hour Thursday at 130 pjn. . area rararn n (inn Cottar a and. Hood, streets. Revj H. A. Schlatter, pastor. Sunday school :4S ajn. Morning service 10:48, jun ior church. Sermon - subject. It a.m.. The New Testament-Church. Whet Is It. and Who May Be a Member" Evening service T .15 o'clock, unified service. Sermon subject, -8 p.m., -Ac complishment of Humility. , j . . SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1ST I , Summer and Hood street. Elden G. .' Dickinson, pastor. . Sabbath school 1 3e ajn. Saturday, Mrs. C. C. Ashby, SUpt,: .;VV i .:. j - CHURCH OF GOD ---''? -i- S40 South 23nd street. Rev. G. W. Cleenor. paster. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service 11 - o'clock. Evening service 7:43 - o ciocjc. : n-ayer - service Wednesday.' 7:45 p.m.- Young people's endeavor jriday,-1 :a p jn. i , . PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE " 44S Ferry street, G. M. Eads. pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. 6:30' pjn., young' people service. --Evening . service , 7 -J30 .o'clock. Evangelist Wilms Wallace, speaker a p.m. each night except Monday land Saturday; . CHURCH' OP CHRIST v . ? - Madison and Baker street. Evangel ist Foy E. Wallace Jr, who is now en gaged in a series of gospel meetings. will be. speaker bout morning ana af ternoon. Sunday school 10 a.m. .Morn ing service 11 o'clock. Basket lunch served at noon in basement of church. Afternoon service begins at 2:00. i REORGANIZED CHTJRCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY; SAINTS 17th and Chemeketa streets. Cj H. Asher. pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning service 11 o'clock. Prayer. meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. livening service f:u ociocK, z.ion s league. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL Church and Chemeketa streets. Holy communion 1:30 a.m. Junior church s:43 ajn. Service and sermon 11 jn Rev,. George H. Swift, rector. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Marion at North Cottage street. TJa vid Nielsen, minister. Church school v:4S ajn. Service of worship. 11 a.m. Sermon. "When We Worship." 30 pjn., tung peoples meeting. FOURSQUARE ' ,' North 19th at Breyman. Rev. Charles Tate, pastor. Sunday school J:45 ajn. Morning service 11 o clock. Sermon subject, "Worship in the Holy of Ho lies." Evening service 1 :4S o'clock. Sermon subject, "A Sign of the Last Time." A special picture will be shown on the war. Tuesday; 7:43 p.m.. prayer ana uioie stuay. . i Valley Churches HAYESVTLLE BRANCH OF FIRST BAPTIST Hayesville school. Sunday school :a ajn. jfTea jEtroer. supt. FOUR CORNERS BRANCH OF FIRST BAPTIST . East State at El ma street. Sundav school 9:45 ajn. Ben Swinford. Supt. Life Work Topic Of Sunday Sermon "A Life Work" will be the ser mon subject to be presented Sun day morning at the First Baptist church by the pastor. Dr. Irving A. Fox. His topic for the night service will be The Changeless Christ for Changing World.? The special . workers, teachers and officers of the church school will assemble " Monday! night to hear Rev. J. R. Turnbull speak on the subject of evangelism among the children. .The Wednesday night youth and adult prayer': service will meet Jointly for a study of visitation evangelism under. the leadership of Rev. E. L. Allen. The denomi national youth week will be job- served in this church the week of January 28. Saleni Heights SALEM HEIGHTS The worn- en's circle of the Salem Height community met with Mrs. Deibert Dotson Wednesday. During j the program Mrs. Myron Van Eaten gave a reading and Rev. Stan- nard a talk on travel and Foreign Missions.-. -,r - 1- : M Dessert luncheon was served to Rev. and Mrs. Stannard, iMrs. Deibert ; Dotson, " Mrs Ernest Jones, Mrs." George Wilson, Mrs. Everette Stroud, Mrs.' Myron j Van Eaten, Mrs. Ida Chester, Mrs. Gi na Berry, Mrs. Lund. Next meet ing .will be with Mrs. Ellen Bat tles, February 8. . . :i. Sunday Speaker ' t i i HatUe Mitchell, "llvinx - link" of First Christian tjhurch, to be guest speaker when "women's day" Is observed Tor church this week. Salem .Church Oversubscribes 1 National Budget f The Seventh Dar Adventist church of Salem over-subscribed its share of the $12,000,000 bud- ffet of the church in. North. Am erica, by $600. This was done upon the occasion of the visit of V. G. Anderson of Portland, president ; of the Union conference. Ander son WaS here last week to pre-' sent. the. post-war tehabilitation ' program of the church. TKa "r Vkai4 erek4 mw ' ITha ws-.-mwm ev iav uuuct avi uic Wgl. suii was adopted"at the; fall council . meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, re- " cently. The money is to be given - on February 3. The fall council ' adopted a $11,000,000 budget and ' later the extra million dollars was added as a "special : thank offering."-;--: - - i . .Oregon's share 'of this amount is $59,000 and Salem's portion $2400. A total of $3000 Was pledged, here VU flLllUeXX J V tfMVtt AIMMICVU f IS- vn Tneiitfti'w JTr Kawi a iT si s mui n v-neat; ited the local congregation. . Silverton Churches METHODIST'' ----'-i Mam' and Fiske streets. O. Leonard - Jones, minister. Church school 0:43 . ajn. Fred Baker, superintendent. Wor ship . at 11. Sermon topic, "Go Ye Now, in 1945." Leaders' meeting S pan. ! . i CALVARY LUTHEKAV Jersey street. O. C. Olson, pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes 10 ,. a.m. Miss Olga Johnson, superinten- ' dent. Divine worship 11 a.m.- Topic. "The Forgotten Waterpot." Luther League 7 pjn. Theme. "How Do We Know We Pray Right?T trinity: . I ' Second and K streets. M. J. K. Fuhr. pastor. sunuu scnooi ana uidic classes 10 a.m. Divine worship at 11. Sermon subject, "Give Me to Drink." Special music. Luther League at 7:15 pjn. Shirley Thompson i and Marianne Sunset, leaders. IMMANUEL LUTHERAN North Church street. I S. L. Almlie. astor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Miss annah Olson, superintendent. Divine worship at 11. Sermon; "The Gospel for the Workt." Anthem by the choir. Luther League Fellowship T.30 p.m. Topic, I Live for Christ," CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE North Second street. ( B. A. Frank. lin. pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Wor ship at 11. Young people at :3 pjn. .vwiuuiic at i;m. rnxsRiM HOLINESS Kmghts of Pythias halL Omar V. renton, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. uivine services at 11. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST North Second street ON. C. Erniion. pastor. Sabbath school Saturday at SOW ajn. Worship at 1L VPS 3 JO pjn. ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC Fine and Grant -street Tathr inhn Van Hoomissen, pastor. Sunday masses at a and 10, foUowed by 'benediction. Tuesday and Friday, at 8:15 a jb Other days at X ajn. - LATTKR DAY SAINTS r. - ; . Modern Woodman.- Sunday school at f : ajn. Worship at llJ MIA 7:30 pjn. ASSEMBLY OF GOD'! aront street. Omv JRa. pastor. warship at 11. Evangelistic S. xoung people t-Ai p.m. CHTJKCH OF GOD - Second street, t. -W Wrirht. tee. Sunday school 10 m.ra. pas- Preachwir ZZ.' . . I People X pjn. Bible iuu i. fvangensuc at CHRISTIAN SCIKNCR ooutn xnird - street. ifiisnesiw sutriAsil f:S a.m. Worship at 11. FIRST. CHURCH OF CHRIST Park end First street j Rin.n u.. pastor.- Bible school 1:45 ajn. J. i. JOhnSOil. SUDerintendentL WnrtSii, m 11, Evening service at T30. Beginning SuncJiiy . , January J.4th " .. at 11:00 A.M. - Rev. ffm. D. Swanson I ' - ? 1- -Huttt 'ai.juaai .Violinist-Pianist-Soloist . Composer " v Influential Speaker WW Appear Nightly at I:4S "cept Monday A Saturday t - Musical Concert Each Sonic at - i 21rcnbly cl G:3 13th and Ferry Sts. , Salem V.