(CMy
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Union GeU Contract The Un-
lin - Qil company ; "Friday was
warded the contract by the coun
ty court to furnish an approxi
mate 48,000 gallons of gasoline
during the ccming year at a price
of: 17 cents per gallon for ethyl
ni 15 cent per gallon for regu
lar. Four bids were received by
the court, ihe others showing:
Standard Oil company 18 and 18
cents for 16,666 gallons, the same,
gallonage furnished last year; Gil
jmqre Oil company 18 and 16 cents
. for 16,000 gallons, same as last
cu.il n:i -- i
w rs is i a a l a-rkr-v-ii w ss.
for regular on the basis of 3500
gallons per- month. -.: j
We are receiving "inquiries daily
from ' cash - buyers wanting" city,
iarm, and ; business- property. If
you Mend to sell your property,
list it with' us for immediate ac
.tion, service,' and satisfaction. Rich
I Reimahrv realtor, 167 SoMIfgh.
Thone,J722 or evenings 21731.
Anniversary Speaker Charles
Howard of the Lewis and Clark
college ' in Portland, immediate
clubs' northwest district, wili
peak at the next Tuesday noon
meeting of the Salem Kiwanis
club in the Marion hotel, as a
principal feature in the Kiwanis'
, 3 0th anniversary program. "
Union Oil Station, 13th and State,
open Sundays and evenings.
New Flower Society Ernest
Iufer was elected president and
Rex Peffer secretary of the Salem
Camelia and Rhododendron socie
ty, organized this week at the
YMCA. Open to other, member
ship, the society will present in
formation concerning its plans at
the . next meeting of the Salem
Men's Garden club, Thursday,
February 8.
7 hr. developing & printing service
t Burke's Camera iShop. 174 N.
' Coxnl. ..
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Auto Hits TrainDick Miller,
route four, Salem, driving a Ford
car,j struck a Southern Pacific
train at the Junction of the tracks
and the Silverton road, police re
ported. The - train was north -
Hriunfi nn4 UCill... a1J AT : v.
Tho Oregon Skrteaman Taltphoaa 9101 1 J
didn't note the passing train untfl of the Salem Christian and Mis
It was too late to avoid hitting it sionary Alliance church, has ac-
A iAnt a .1 .... 1 1 l 11 - j .11 A i i ' . . .
uvui icuuci uu iieaQiigm
were damaged but Miller said he
was not injured, police reported.
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Every form of insurance. R.i G.
Severin, 212 N. High. Tel. 4016.
Constant, dependable service. I
Woman Disappears Helen
Dernbach of Portland, an inmate
of the state hospital, who was be
ing returned there after an ab
sence from the institution, disap
peared from the car just before
being admitted, ' it was reported
to police. The driver of the car
entered the building to deter
mine the place j of registry and
when he - returned his passenger
was gone. 1 j
' Cars Collide -i Cars driven by
rReba E. Calaba,l935 Hazel ave
nuei and Harry S. Brisbrine, 455
Jefferson street,! collided at Jef
ferson and Cottage streets. The.
Calaba carjs left front fender and
headlight :,- were j damaged while
the Brisbrine car's right rear
door was bent and sprung.
,? Boy Breaks Aim Louis Berry,
12, of 1067 Ruge street, West Sa
Jern fell into a gravel pit. Friday
afternoon and broke both bones,
above the wrist, in his right arm.
After emergency treatment he was
taken to Salem Deaconess hospital
by first aid.
(Oil Unary
Drlnaen
Walter Lee Drinnen, former resident
f 752 Trail street January 12.
Father of Misa Mary Drinnen, Dewey.
Archie. Jerome and Roy Drinnen, . all
of Mountroae.- Colo., and Mrs. Annie
Green and Mrs. Alts Jonea, both of
California. Announcement of services
later by tha Clougb-Barrick company.
Holrnaa ' -
At the residence January 17, George
C Holman. age 7a. Husband of Bar
bara Holman of Salem and father of
William Holman of Montrose, Calif.
Private aervicea will b held Satur
day, January SO. at Mt. Crest Abbey
mausoleum with Rev. WiUard Hall
officiating.- Dii-ectiorr V. T. ltigdon
company. Please omit flowers.
Ouaai .
- 1 1 1 ifuauiiuvi m ill intHrPCVt
1970 Warner street. January 17. Sur
vived by wife, Helen, of Salem: five
daughters, Mrs. Selma Koepke of Leb-
' anon, Mrs. Myrtle Van Ottingham and
Mrs. Doris Quistad, both of Salem.
Mrs. Ruda Summers . of Lbs Angeles
nd Mrs., Julia Morgan of Spokane:
two sons, Stanley Quuium of Salem
and Robert Quamroe of Camp Rob
erts, Calif and by seven grandchild-
Ten. , Servces wU be held from the
Clough-Barrick chapel Saturday. Jan-
unry 20. at 2 p.m., with Dr. J. C.
. Harrison officiating. Interment in Bel
crest Memorial park. a
Barer '
Clinton Burgess, late resident of Port
Orford, January IT. Survived by his
wife, Margaret - Burgess; son. Robert
Clinton Burgess, and a-daughter. Betty
Maria Burgess, aU of Port Orford. An
nouncement of services later by Rose
Lawn Funeral home. ,
Lleserg ' " '
At his residence. 745 - Ferry street.
Thursday. January 13, Paul A. Ice
berg. Survived by wife, Mrs. Minnie
Lieberg ' of Salem: daughter. Mrs,
Eileen Maszk of Miami, Tim.; and son,
Everett P. Lieberg of Los Angeles;
also by eight slaters and brothers In
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Korth Dakota- Juneral service
be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the
Clough-Barrick chapel. Interment In
Belcrest Memorial park.
Tetter ' - " " v
Sarah Cathertns Tetter, at the retl
dence. 1010 North 18th street. Thui-s-lay,
January 18, Survived by daughters,-
Mrs. Edith Bunh of Miller. SD.,
and Miss Edna B. Yetter of Portland;
sons, Oscar H. Yetter of Salem, Perry
A. Yetter of Portland. Roy E. Yetter
of Houston, Tex.; two sisters, Mrs.
Clara Haegan of Montana and Mrs.
Addie Fik of Illinois; four brothers.
David Crater of Missouri, and Wlliiun
H. J. Taylor and Phillip, M. Crater,
all of IUuiois; and by 22 grandchildren
and 19 great grandchildren. Services
will 'he held from the Clough-Barrick
rhawl Saturday. January 20, at 11 a.m.,
vT.a Dr. J. C. Harrison officiating. In
terment in Peoria, 111. " -
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Real Estate Moving William
Bliven, George Alderin and Leon
Cooney reported Friday the sale
of five pieces of real estate as
follows: to Conrad Prange, prop
erty at 1705 South 12th street; to
Mrs. James Mentz, property at
1460 North 21st street; to Hortense
E. ; Kreft, lots i two and three,
Williams "addition to Salem; to
Kaymond jr.. Morton and Dallas
P. Morton, 45 acres in tree fruit
and berries near Fairfield grange
hall. The latter property was sold
in conjunction with the Salem
Realty company. - . .-
Union Oil Station; 13th and State,
open Sundays and evenings! j s
X-Ray Unit Coming -The x-ray
mobile unit, purchased by the
Oregon state tuberculosis society,
wiu oe m salera beginning Feb
ruary S. It will be placed in front
of the chamber of commerce on
February 5, for people of the
downtown districts. Attendants
an photograph 60 persons I an
hour on microfilm which will be
filed. The unit will be at the Che
xneketa street USO another day.
The chest x-rays are free.
"Cyn Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. !
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Realgns rest Wilburt Bokker,
1460 North Jlst street, Is resigni
ing after six years with the In
dian service headquarters in Sa
lem. He is being transferred to
the forestry ; service , with head
quarters at Lakeview. Mrs. Bok
ker and their daughter; Anne, will
move to Lakeview about the first
of February.- Bokker has been in
the Indian service 16 years. j
Hospital Board Elects The
board of control of Salem Gen
eral hospital held its quarterly
meeting and elected the following
officers: M. L. Meyers, president;
Mrs. W. C. Dyer, first vice-president;
George Riches, treasurer;
Miss Elizabeth Putnam, secretary;
and William Gahlsdorf, executive
secretary.
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Union Oil Station, ljth and State,
open Sundays and evenings j
Salem Pastor Accepts Call .
The Rev. C. :H. Steinman. pastor
kcicu a cuv to me rroruana
church of that denomination, r it
was announced in Portland this
week.
Moser Is Speaker Dr. William
A. Moser, Grants Pass, member of
the Oregon state senate, will speak
at a Townsend District Council
meeting Sunday at 259 Court
Street The meeting opens at 10,
with an individually - provided
luncheon scheduled for 12:30. Sen
ator Moser will speak during the
2 to 4 program.
Tor home loans see Salem fed
eral, 130 South Liberty. ;
Gas Stamp Probe On - Fred
Klinesmith, 4S0S South; 16th
street, reported to police hat a
boy aged about 14.ad approached
him and offered to cll him gaso
line ration stamps at SI each.
Police are investigating. ;
Javeailes Moved Three juve
niles involved in car thefts I ac
cording to records here have been
turned over to juvenile authori
ties in Multnomah county as they
are considered wards of that court
Hurt If FaU Frank Parkhurst,
65, was taken to Salem Deaconess
hospital Friday by first aid follow
ing a fall in .the West Salem box
factory in which he received a
bad bump on his head.
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Wedding pictures t a k e n at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. i i
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Soa Bora Mr. and Mrs. Theo
dore Starck, 457 South 17th street,
Friday became the parents of a
son, born in i Salem General hos
pital at 6:59 ajn. ' -4 j "
CIRCUIT COUKT
! Henry W. Rehm vs. Dorothy
Rehm; order of default j
j Adelbert P. Smith vs. C G. Hil
itibrand; amended complaint filed;
alleges that 6n August 23, 1944,
defendant drove pickup into path
of plaintiffs truck on North Riv
er road In Mission Bottom caus
ing damages 'to plaintiffs carl in
sum of $340.24 and loss of use of
machine for 10 days at $25 per
dayr Judgment for $590J24 asked.
PROBATE COURT i
W. B. Morse estate; Ida Shinn,1
John L. -Foote and Marie Walker
Poff file report, appraising estate
at $520. : -:-: j
I Robert A. jBeers estate; order
of discharge for Amy ; M. Beer,
administratrix, closing estate. r I j
F. L. EdsiU estate; order ap
proving final account of A. R.
Barnes, administrator; ' distribu
tion authorized. - . j j
j Late E. Hill estate; final ac
count of Dora ZL HOI approved;
distribution ordered. m
James Irving ; Meskimons es
tate; order appointing Charles
Wise and Paul McClellen, of West
Stayton, and. A." G. Perrin, : of
Turner, as appraisers
' Merviri Dullum and Arleigh K.
Dullum, minors, guardianship; or
der for, citation to Issue ' In sale
of minors' interest in real prop
erty in Silverton. i.
JUSTICE COURT j J
State vs. Bert Leroy Clark;
charge no operator's license; fined
$t and costs. . . ; ;
State ; vs. Fred Kreick; charge
Violation -'Of basic rule; fined S5
and costs.
IPaiilbDfl IHlBipD8aDs -;
i awasssSMaasssssiiiiiaiisiisaaassss . I'
Foremen's . Group Orrahlzlng-1-The
i next meeting of the Fore
men's club, for which temporary
organization was begun this week,
is . scheduled for Monday night,
January 29, at; the SalenvYMCA.
C W; Pobertsbn of Reid, Mur
doch: Co. is temporary chairman.
Robert M. Evenden of the indus
trial ' accident i commission has
been named mentor. The organ!'
zation, established around the
theme of "the human element in
industry,1? Is open to all foremen
of the city. J "
Mia Reside in Salem W. F.
Call vert, iwho retired a few years
ago ; after spending most of his
lifetime in newspaper work and
in the printing trade, has come
to Salem, to reside. For many
years he operated a commercial
prinhng shop in Seattle. He is a
brother of Mrs. Jessie Singleton
of the Court apartments, of R. Cj.
Callveii of the Oregonian's edi
tonal staff, and of Mrs. Paul T,
Shaw of Portland. 3 X
f PoHee School Doe M. jt Brictl,
of the state board of education vo
cational training division, will
conduct 4 police tralningi school
hnext week In . Salem, Chief of Pot
lice Frank A. Minto announced
Friday, q asses jwill be held each
day Monday tq Friday inclusive
between the hours of 8:30 ixct,
and 12M lnd S junta' S vjL I
Fruit trees, roses, shrubs. Boyd
wursery, 2440 Stote. Operi Sun4
days also.;' : -' -K
Reads Inspected County Judge
Grant Murphy ind County Com
missioner Roy J Rice were in the
Crooked Finger Sand Abiqua dis-j
tricts. Friday Inspecting reads and
drainage. Rice said the bounty
roads' are in excellent condition
despite the inclement weather oi
the seasori, ; - ;
l- K & '-r:' : '-':"'! ' !
Hub Cap Stolen Gilbert: Allen,
51j Kingwood drive, West Salem,:
reported to police Friday that a'
flipper disc huti cap was ; stolen
from his car while it was parked
m ;ine ouu DiocK: on Worth High
street 3 , t !
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Touth Missing Bobby Foster,;
12, was reported: to police Friday
as i having 1 disappeared from the
Woodburnfboys'f school. The re
port said; he might attempt to
make his way to Montana where
he formerly lived.
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Business I Name Filed Leonard
BJGoldblatt and Hazel A. .Gold-'
blait filed a certificate of assumed
business name I in the county
clerk's office fori Hartman Broth
ers; doing a retail jewelry business
in Salem. I . :...' f . . f, -
File Business Name George
Schaub, 1505 North 21st jstreet
Friday filed .in the office of the
county clerk a Certificate Of as
sumed business name for Schaub
Hardware, doing business at 265
North Higq street i
Davis 111 Harold Davis, boys
work secretary at the Salem YM
CAi is confined a his home! with
influenza, he second attack in a
six-weeks period. J .
Rossman la Eagene Supreme
Court ! Justice Georee Rossman
spoke on "Administrative Lay at
Friday noon's meeting of the Eu
gene Chamber of Commerce.
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Peaches, Crawford, Hale and im
proved Albertas ?at Doerfler sale
yard and nursery, .
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Club Meets j Townsend club
No. 6 will nieet at 259 Court itreet
at 8 o'clock tonight, an open fo
rum to follow the business meet
ing, j i , ., t
"Smiley Burnette" and hU West
ern Jamboree, Crystal Gardens,
Friday, Jan. 26th; i
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Chlmaey Fire The fire depart
ment was Jcalled; at lOfajnl; Fri
day to extinguish a chimney fire
at 1265 North Cottage street
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Bond Approved The county
court approved the $1000 txrtid of
W. C Miller, reelected as con
stable of the Woodburn district
State vs.: Sergio A. Reginaldo;
charge contributing to delinquen
cy of minot; continued until Janu
ary 20 arlO ajtn. for entry of plea.
MUNICIPAL COURT -
Orlo Johnson, route one, Jeffer
son;.! charge violation : of basic
rulef baa $10. .h' :-,.'4i
Bert Lane, 590 Union street;
charge reckless driving; fined
$25. . ' .
Otis Franklin . Jlock, 240 West
Wilson street; charge violation of
basic; rule. '"v":f- r '" :;,f iV
Clifford C. Moon, route three
Salem; charge reckless driving
with liquor involved; fined $50.
MARRIAGE LICENSES I
James Henry jWare, 27, 1 297
South s 17thT , street, laborer' f and
Agnes ; Alice Gritton, .J7, U 71J
North Church street, both of Sa
lem.". . . -f c
William Machellor, 24, contrac
tor, land Betty J. Hough, house
wife; both of Portland.
Cyril J. Walker, 22, mechanic,
Mt Angel, I and Cleo Ramp; 19,
housewife, Brooks. 1
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iFirsi IZcibdis! Ciinrch
I Down Town The Tall .White Spira ; '
MM.Maj ,U,J God
:'. ! Sermon bDrvJ. CL lIarrisoa '
Josephine Albert SpauldLng. soloist, singing ThoU, God, Seest
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: - Business, and Professional
Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem,
Eugene Quartet at
Dr. Koss J. Grifflth, president of the Northwest Chrbtian college at
Eugene, and I the eoUege quartet will be at the First" Christian
cnorcn annoay in observance of. Christian higher education week.
Dr. Griffith came to the Eugene eoUege last falTfrom Butler uni
versity at Indianapolis where ho was professor and deam of the
nnderrrsdnate school of relirlon. Henhm r th irtt it,.
J" l rUh') i George Kendall,
oaa nmio tit. unniui wui
usowj smun wm preaeii
fAll Tilings
New' Is Topic
Dr. Irving A. Fox, pastor, First
Baptist church, Marion at North
Liberty, has selected as his sub
jects Sunday: "Deepening Im
pressions" for the morning and
"AH Things New for the night
service. A delegation from the
Chemawa campus will be guests
at the night meeting of the church.
The men of the church will hold
a noon luncheon Tuesday at the
Golden Pheasant and will be ad
dressed by two ; visiting 'denomi
national men. Edwin W. Parsons,
from New York; secretary of the
National Council of Baptist men.
and Gordon Lahrson, Denver, who
is the regional director of promo
tion for the. western area, have
been visiting all the men's groups
on the west coast
Luther Taylor of Linfield col
lege will be the special speaker
at the dinner meeting of the Men's
council at the First Baptist
church Tuesday night
Prayer Requests
Sent to Churches
Throughout USA
The revival at the Englewood
United Brethren church goes into
its .second - week with over 3000
special prayers being offered daily
in its behalf. Prayer letter re
quests wore sent to other United
Brethren churches throughout the
country asking that their mem
bers be enlisted to definite prayer
for the success of the revival here
in Salem. Over 60 have been an
swered and more are expected be
fore the revival ends.
Dr.
Trent preaches' Sunday
morning on the theme The Open
Vision.? The vested choir will
sing ,"1 Will Lift Up Mine Eyes."
Sunday) evening in the ypung peo
ple's service "Dr. Trent will speak
on "The Enrichment of Person
ality." j At 7:30 he preaches on
The Theme of the Ages." Rev.
C. O, Goodman will sing; a solo.
Beginning last night and con
tinuing through the second week,
Mr.Treht will preach a jfive min
ute children's sermon during the
opening. The subjects for; the
second Week are as follojws: Tues
day, TKnow Him;? Wednesday,
The Lost Sheen and Seekine
Shepherd;". Thursday, !jrhe Man
Who Forgot;", Friday, tThe Un
pardonable Sin." Services begin
at 7:45 and are held each even
ing except Monday. and Saturday
The community is cordially in
vited.
Portland Pastor
Is Scheduled as
Guest Speakei
eaier
' . Fogg, of
KeV- Charles Fogg, of the St
Johns Portland : Evangelical
church, will be the speaker at the
First Evangelical! church Marion
at Summer street, Monday, Jan
uary 22 at 7:30 p.m, :
Mr. Fogg is young tnan.j but
a man of wide experience in the
evangelistic field, and as (apastor.
He opens the Bible conference to
be held at the church this week.
His message will be on tie theme
The Holy Spirit . Who, What,
Where? " - - J V ; ;:..;:
' The purpose of the conference
is to give the people pt Salem an
opportunity to better- understand
how;the Holy Spirit works in the
salvation of the! souls jof men.
Those' coming are urged fto bring
Bible and a pencil.
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Klehake to Chleagot Emmett F.
Kleinke of the State Street Gro
cery St Market, left Friday after
noon for Chicago to attend a con
ference of independent meat re
tailers. ; 1
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Son Born A son was born Fri
day in Salem Deaconess 'hospital
to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bailey of
route one, Jefferson. ? !
Fingerprinted la the Heaven"
weei iory ox tia . .
People Cordially invited
Oreon, Sahirday Mornlniij January 23. 1US
Christian Church
Tenon Smith, Joyee Barcllst and
speak; at ; the morning service and
at night. ; j
Dr.J.E.Purdy
At Silverton
SILVERTON Prominent guest
speakers will be heard in two Sil
verton churches Sunday morn
ing and Sunday night j , "
At Calvary Lutheran, Rev. Al
fred Knutson, Grand Forfcs, NJX,
will speak at 11, at 2:30 and again
at 7:30. At the Methodist church.
Dr. JJ Edgar Purdy, district super
intendent of the Salem Methodist
district, will speak. Sunday eve
ning at the Methodistj church
Ralf Kleen, pastor of the Leba
non Methodist "church, will speak.
There; will be a fellowship dinner
at 6:30 and the Salem district
rally in charge of Don Darby sit
8. The Builders class will be the
hosts to the visitors; j
Trinity Luther league is ar
ranging for a special entertain
ment Sunday night with a motion
picture to be followed by a social
hour. Trinity Mission Circle, do
ing Red Cross work, will meet
Wednesday at 1 o'clock with Mrs.
M. J.j K. Fuhr as hostess. The
family Bible hour will be held
Wednesday at 8 pjn. and choir
rehearsal Thursday at 8. Con
firmation instruction on Saturday
at 9:30 and 11 an. I
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Immanuel's Senior Guild meets
Wednesday night at the church
social rooms, with Mrs. Bert Rue,
and Mrs. C J. Towe as hostesses.
Mrs. R. Poverud will be in charge
of .the! topic "I Will Lift Up Mine
Eyes.Ml Choir rehearsal will be
Thursday at 8 and confirmation
classes Saturday af 9:30.
Silverton Churches
HLGKIM BOLJNRSS ! 1
Knlgtats of Pythias haU. Omar V.
fen ton. pastor. Sunday school ISM
ajtn. Divine aw Ticca at 11 :00.
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CHRISTIAN AND.
MISSION AST AUIANCI i
! North Second street B. A. Trank-
jlin, pastor. Sunday school 10 0 a.m.
Worship at 11. -00. Youae people S:4S
p.m. Evancelistic at 7:45. j
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SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST '
North Second street. William W.
Ring, pastor. Sabbath school Saturday
9:30 ajn. Worship at 11:00. Yps juw.
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC !
Pine and Grant streets. Tatber John
Vaa Uoemiaaen, pastor. Sunday masses
S.-00 and 10:00 a.m., followed by bene
diction, i Tuesday and Friday! at S:15
un. Other days- 1M a.ra.
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LATTKK DAT SAINTS i
Modem Woodman. Sunday school at
9:4 ajn. Worship at 11:00. MIA 7 JO.
1.
ASSEMBLY Of CrOD j
Front ) street. Omar Bailey i pastor.
Sunday ; school at 9:4S a.m. Worship
at 11. -00. Young- people at S:4S. p.m.
vangehBtic at S.UO. i i j -I
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CHCSCK Or GOD
Second street. L. W. Wright, pastor.
Sunday school 10 .-9 a.m. Preaching at
11.-00. Children's hour 7:00 p.m. Bible
study at 1M. Evangelistic at S.-00.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 5. '
South f Third street. Sunday school
at 9:4$ am. Worship at 11.-09.
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MAKQUAM METHODIST I
Pierra i Smith, pastor. Sunday achool
10.-09 a.m. Mrs. J. Ju. Jones, super
intendent. j;; - ... j ,
FIKST CHURCH OF CHRIST ' ' ,
Park -at first street. Russell Myers,
pastor. Bible school -S:S a.m. Ralph
Peoples, l superintendent. Worship at
11:00. Evening service at 7J9.
CALVARY LUTHERAN
- Jersey t street O. C. Olson, pastor.
Rev. Alfred Knutson of Grand Forks.
N. D wUl speak; at 11 .-00. 230 and
730 pj. Sunday. Bible classes - at
100 jb. . ; . i :
IMMANOEL LUTHERAN - .. .
- North Church street S. LJ Almlie.
pastor. iSunday school with Bible
cusses it 19.110 i.m. Divine worship
at 11 0. 1 Sermon. "God s One' Way ot
Salvation." Luther League Fellowship
730 pjni Topic. "1 Witness for. Chrtst"
TjtiNrrY ; - . - - : ,;V I
North Second street M. J.K. FuhrJ
pastor, i Sunday - school and . Bible
classes t 10:00 a.m. Divine worship
at 11 10. Sermon subject ( "Fields
White Unto Harvests Evening service
at Music and film. "Man of
Faith." j : . j
METHODIST I
Fiske and Main streets.- O. Leonard
Jones, minister. Church achool 9:45
ajn. Fred Baker, superintendent Wor
ship at ! 11 SO. .Dr. -J. Edgar i Purdy.
speaker. Adult rally at S0 pjnj. .;
Speaker
Diib Ccnfsrencb
Jcmnarj 22 23, 7:39 P.M.. at
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Firsl -Evdnrjolical. Ghnrch
Marion end Summer fit-;
"i. Theme
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Seekers "of Bible Knowledge Wefcorne
Salem
GKurches
BETHEL. BAPTIST j: .:. - ' '
North Cottage at O street. J. F. Ol
thoff. DD, pastor. Sundar school 9:45
am. George Scfaicmaa. superintends
ox. Morning service ati ll. sermon
subjects "Prayer That Gets Results."
Evening: service at 730. Sermon sub
ject, "is lAti Worth. Living?" Wednes.
day 7:46 px4. Bible study and prayer.
CALVARY BAPTIST ?
South, Liberty at Miller street tit.
Charles Ourden. pastor. C. Howairl
Smith, 'assistant' pastor. Bible achool
8:45 a.m. Rev. L. H, Handle, superui
tendeot. Morning service at 11. Ser
mon. "The Blood Token." Rev. J.; R.
TurnbulL supply preacher. Baptist
Youth Fellowship croups at f 30 p.m.
Evangelistic I hour at 7:30. Sermon,
"The Unsearchable Riches of Christ."
Rev. Turnbull supply preacher. Wed
nesday at 1iM p.n midweek prayer
and praise service. ; . t 4
immantjel 'baptist : ' .
Corner of Hazel . and . Academy
streets. Warren C. Hale, pastor. Sun
day school 9;4S a.ra. Eunice Hart, sup
erintendent. I Monunj service at ill.
Evening service at 7 JO. Prayer meet
ing .Wednesday at 730 PJn. t
rntsT baptist ; j . J :
Liberty at Marion; street. Irving A.
Fox, DU. pa-tor. Sunday school 9:45
a m, Ray Cates, superintendent Morn
ing service at 1L A Sermon subject
"Deepening Impressions." Evening ser
vice at 730. Sermon subject . "AU
Things New.? Chemawa students spe
cial .guests. ;30 pjn. BYP meeUn g
for all ages. Tuesday at 11 o'clock
men's luncheon at Golden Pheasant.
:5 p.m. men's council banquet Prof.
Luther Taylor, Infield. speaker.
Wednesday 730 p.m. prayer meeting,
foilowed by personal evangelism study.
Rev. X. Allen, leader. Young peo
ple's prayer peeling.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN !
17th and Court streets. W. H. Lyman,
pastor. Sunday achool 9:49 ajn. Morn
ing service at 1030. Sermon subject,
"Disciples o Christ" Christian En
deavor hour 939 pjn. Evening service
at 730. Speaker, Dr. Ross Griffith,
president Northwest Christian college.
auaweeas cnurca nigni lnursaay.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Center at High street Dudley Strain,
pastor. Clay J. Pomeroy, associate
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn
ing service at 1030. Dr. J. Rosa Grif
fith, president of Northwest Christian
college, speaking. Yeuth meetings at
630 pjn. Evening service at 730.
Sermon subject "Design for Living."
Dudley ; Strain. : Boy Scout troop 4
meets : Monday at Z30 pan. Church
night dinner j Wednesday at 30 pan.
rTRST CONGREGATIONAL
Marion and Cottage streets.. David
Nielsen, minister. Church school 9:45
ajn. Worship! service at 11. Sermon,
"Beyond Our Traditions." Young peo
ple's meeting; at 930 pjn. .
KNIGHT MEMORIAL t
CON6RKGAT10NAL '
19th and Perry street WUlard B.
Halt pastor. Sunday school 10' a.m.
Morning : service at ' 11. Sermon sub
ject "Xhe- Guest Chamber of the
Soul. The sacrament of the Lord's
Supper witt I be observed. Pilgrim
Youut jt euowsnip at so p.m.
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SAINT PAUI.'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chesaefceu streets. Rev.
George H. Swift, rector. Holy com
munion at 7 3D a.m. Church school at
9:45. Prayer service, sermon at 11.
HIGHLAND TRIENDS
North Church street
at Highland
avenue. Herman. H. Macy, pastor. Sun
day school at 10 ajn. Clifton Ross,
superintendent Morning service at 11
Junior Endeavor at 4 pjn. Young peo
ple's prayer meeting at S. Senior CE
at 930. Kvenihg service at 730. Pray
er meeting Thursday at 730 pjn. i
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS 1
South Commercial at Washington
street. John and Laura Trachset pas
tors. Sunday i school 9HL5 a.m. Max
Pemberton, superintendent Morning
service at 11. Guest speaker, Oscar
Brown. Evening service at 7:45. Final
revival service. Christian Endeavor at
030. Laura Trachset leader. Pieyer
meeting Thursday at 730 pjn. Friend
ly hour Friday 7 to 9 pjn.
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AMERICAN LUTHERAN - r
943 North Church street. M. A. Get
aendaner, DDj pastor; Siatiday school
9:45 ajn. Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subject, "A Transfigured Church,"
Luther League at 7 p.m.,
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CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC) (
SUte street at 18th. F. H. Theuer.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 jn. Morn
ing . service at 11. sermon suDject,
"Fear, Liove and - Trust Above AU."
Confirmation class Saturday 9:30 ajn.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (Me. Syaed)
16th and A streets. H. W. Gross, pas
tor. Sunday school and Bible class at
930 ajn. Morning worship at 1030.,
I
FIRST METHODIST ! 1
Church and State streets. Dr. J. C.
Harrison, pastor. Church school 9:45
aJn. Preston Dough ton, superintend
ent Worship t 10.55. "God Finger-
printed in the Heavens." sermon by
tne pastor. im evening worsnip.
Youth church and nursery at It
t
FREE METHODIST t
Market at Winter Street Rev.- M.
P. Knigge. pastor. Sunday school at
9:4S ajn.. Morning service at 11. Rev.
J. R. Stewart! speaking. Evening ser
vice at 730. Quarterly meeting Fri
day night Saturday and Sunday
morning and night Rev. Stewart sup
erintendent. i-eiaing. xoutn groups
Sunday at. 9:49 p.m. , .j
JASON LEE METHODIST f !
North Winter at Jefferson street. S.
Ray nor SmithJ pastor. Sunday school
9:45 ajn. Morning service at It Ser
mon subject ''Taking ; Jesus Serious
ly." Youth Fellowship groups at 939
pjn. Boy Scouts Wednesday night, ;
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial at Myers ' street
Joseph KnotU. pastor. ; Sunday school
9:45 ausw Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subject "Why Christian Vigi-.
lancef Youth! Fellowship groups at
030 pjn. Evening service at 730. Ser
mon subject I "Losing Out." Prayer
meeUng Thursday at 730 p.m.- j
WESLEY AN METHODIST - ;
15th at MiU street Lowell Gilger,
pastor. Sunday school at 19 a.m.
Morning- service at 11. Evening- ser
vice at 7:45. Prayer meeting Wednes
day: ati pjn.!
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Cbemeketa at Winter street. Chester
W. Hambltn, pastor. Sunday school at
9:45 ajn. J. J. Fltssimmona, superin
tendent. Morning service' at 1035. Ser
mon subject I "The Cradle of the
Word." Evening service at 73. Ser
mon subject. "In Second Place." 430
pjn. Junior High Fellowship. 53$ sup
per.' aU youth groups. 9:15 Tux is and
young people's fellowship. Monday at
730 Boy Scouts. Thursday, at 730
mid-week service. - - ,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, '
SCIENTIST " - t - , ' . -
Chemeketa arid Liberty streets. Sun
day achool at 11 ajn. Morning service
at 11. Sermon subject. "Life." Even
ing : service at a. Sermon subject
"Life." Wednesday jmeeting at p.m,
includes testimonies of healing. Read
ing room at 149 South High street.
CHRISTIAN AND '
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Fifth -anti Hunx itt C 13
Steuunann, pastor. Sunday school at
:a ajn. Morning worship at II, by
tne pastor, tvening service at 730
Rev. U. E. McGarvey -of Portland,
guest speaker. Wednesday at 730 p.m.
PILGRIM HOLINESS
1
975 Market street 'Pal C. Nering.
pasior. unaay genool a.m. Morn,
uig service at 11. Rev. Floyd Morgan,
district superintendent i speaker for
the morning. Evening young people's
service at i, lea oy nr. and Mrs. Paul
Carroll. Evangelistic; service at 730,
Wednesday prayer meeting 739 pjn.
CALVARY. CHAPEL t"' X-''
1T75 North Church- street- Rev..
uauae v. ana Mary W. BelL pastors,
Sunday school - at 10 a m. Morning
rixK at u. service at and ? :4a
pjn. Thursday service at 7:45 pjn.
-aturday Bible study ajtd prayer at
9 p.m. Tuesday through Friday prayer
at 2 pjn. ;...:,.v.v. :
THE SALTATION ARMY
S41 State street Maj. F. P. Stevens,
pastor, Sunday school 19 ajn. Morning
service at 11. The Gideons wUl have
charge of the service. Young people
at 9.-09 p.m. Evening service at 730.
Services Thursday, Saturday at S.-00
pjn. Evangelistic services conducted
by Cot James Bell. January 23 to 29.
mtST EVANGELICAL f '
Marion and Summer stiwt R l
Kenneth Wishart pastor. Sunday
Sunday school 95 a.m. R. H Krm.i
super ui tend en t. Mornings service at
ix a-, sermon subject "The Import
ance of the Ministry." Youth groups
will meet at 930 pjn. Evening ser
vice at' 739j Sermon subject "Jesus
the Need of the Hour."- Bible con
ference Monday through Friday at
739 pjn. - -, ;
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Center at 13th street. Rv iv
W. -Hess, pastor, Sunday: school 9:45
a.m. Milford Stull. aunerlntnrit
Morning service at 11:00. Sermon sub-
jecv iJependable Promises Youth I
groups at 930 pjn. Evening service at !
. sermon subject "The Open
Door." Wednesday at 730 n m .,
and praise service. Saturday at 9 '45
pjn. The Galilean Hour. KSLM.
TRUTH CENTER
339 State street. Olive Stevens. Msd i
pastor. Morning service at 11. -00. Ser
mon subject '.The Fall of Man." '
CHURCH OF CHRIST " !
Madison and. Baker, streets. I. T.
Freeman. . minister. Sunday school at
10.-00 a.m. Morning service at 11. -00.
Evening song practice at 7.-00. Preach
ing at 7:45. Bible study Wednesday at
730 -pjn. . i i ,. i
ENGLEWOOD 'CHURCH OF THE
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST
North 17mh and Nebrask- inwt. 1
M. , Goodheart pastor. : Sunday school
9:45 ajn. Dr. ' Trent speaks . to the
children's - departments- Morning serv
ice ii:w. vesica cnoir sings 1 win
Lift Up Mine Eyes." Dr. Trent preaches
on "The Open "Vision" 930 ojh. in
young people's CJC, Mr. Trent speaks
on "The Enrichment of Persorlitv "
930 adult CE. with Mn Goodheart
in eharge. Evening service, at 730.
Dr. Trent preaching and Rev. Good
man sings a solo. Sermon subject
"The Theme of the Ages." Services
each week night except , Monday and
Saturday at 1i;45. Five minute , child
ren's sermon. , J - .
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BETHANY Ev. REFORMED -Capitol
and Marion streets. I a
Kielsmeier, pastor. Sunday school at
ajn. Morning service at 11. DO.
Sermon subject "The SurorliM of
csus.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Cottage and Shipping streets. James
A. Scott, pastor. Sundav K-tuol at io-oa
ajn. Morning service at 10:45, Sermon
suDject, -More Thaa These Youne
people's service 930 pjn.: Evening ser-
v iw sennts BUDiect. Th
oiorious unurch. " r !
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Cottage and Hood streets. Rev. H
A. Schlatter, pastor. Sunday school
:u sjh. junior cnurcn. Morning ser
vice at 11 S. Sermon by Rev. M. W.
Skinner. Evening unified' service at
7:15. Sermon subject "The Will of
God." by H. A. Schlatter. Rev. M. W.
Skinner, pastor of the Church at r
'-of Woodburn. and Rev. Schlatter will
exchange pulpits for She 110 ajn.
services, and Rev. Skinner- will speak
on the subject - of "The i Home and
the Church Schoot" . ,
CHURCH OF GOD i
940 South S2nd street Rev. C. W.
Cleghorn,. pastor. Sunday achool 10. -00
ajn. Morning service at 11.-00. Even
ing service at J:45. Prayer service
Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Young people's
Endeavor Friday at 7:45 p.m..
FOURSQUARE CHURCH I
North 19th at Breyman street Hev.
C E. Tate, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
ajn. Morning service at 11.-00. Sermon
subject "Worship - in the Holy of
Holies." Evening service at 7:45. Ses
mon subject. "Can Jesus Come in
J3?"- Week of prayer. Tuesday
through Friday, 19:00 ajn. and 7 30 p.m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
North Summer- and Hood streets.
Elder G. T. Dickinson, , pastor. Sab
bath school 930 ajn. Mrs. A. R Tar
tar, superintendent. Morning service
at 11:00. Young people's meeting 3:15
pjn. Mid-week prayer meetina 730
pjn. Wednesday. i .
THE CHURCH OF JESUS ' CHRIST
OF LATTER DAT SAINTS
490 North Cottaee street. Siinria
school 10.-00 a .ra. Relief society, priest
hood meeting and primary at 1130
ajn. Sacrament meeting 70 p.m MIA
MENNONTTE BKKTHRFV
Elm street near Ml' w. e.
Urn. Rev.. A. A. Ixwen. pastor. Sun
a?7.2?l Ai Jn- Morning service
at 10.-45. Message by the Mstor. Xvn.
ing service at 7:45. Hfiun t- k-
pastor. Wednesday at 7 JO p.m. pray
er meeting. YPF husin -Jl--
wfd"fiy 930. Senior choir rehear
sal. YP choir rehearsal. t
FIRST SFntlTUALOST 4j
S49 North Commercial street. Serv
ices at 139 and 739 p.m. Circle at
9:00. Speaker, Rev. Maxine Roberts.
KEY. WX. D. SWANSON
; Sunday I Jighf - 7:45 '
EVANGELIST AND BIRS. WILLIAM D. SWANSON
7. v --.rv '" : l r present f '-;:v.-7-vr - ; " -
Spcdzl IIzIcal Ccnccr!
A dramatic sermon, fJnry Trial" Rev. Swanson will
-appoint a jury and act as prosecutor. Witnesses will
jive testimony' pertaining to the ease.
Welcome ' Ker. Walter S. Fredrick, Pastor
HEAR THE SINGING SWANS0NS
' KSLM
Each Afternoon. 3:30 - Monday throL'h Friday
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Opens Meet Series
kOL James C BelL territorial
relist lor the Salvation
17, will conduct a series of
meetings at the local citadel.
2U SUte street starting Taes
dar 1 and continuing through
' Jakmary M. He has served
wijUi the Salvation Araar la
most of the states west of Chi-
to aad !als la the Hawaiian.
Islands. : - V
Evbnselist Will
Continue Service
Evangelist and Mrs. William D.
Swanson will continue the special
revival services at the Assembly
of God Tabernacle, 13th at Ferry
street, tne coming week. Sunday
night after a special musical con
cert, rtev. Swanson will ; conduct
Jury trial. Appointing a jury
from the congregation arid bring
ing to the. witness stand a number
of witnesses who will testify of
what they have seen and heard.
A verdict will be reached during
the service. Meetings will be held
each night of the' week at 7:45
except Monday and Saturday.
Rev. W. S. Fredricks, pastor, has
issued a general invitation to at
tend. '
Qiurch Sponsors
Bible Conference
The second annual Bible con
ference sponsored by the First
Evangelical church, Marion at
Summer street, will be held the
week of January 22 to 28 at the
church. v I
The conference theme is "The
Holy Spirit,' Each night . from
Monday through Sunday, except
Saturday, a study will be offered
dealing , with the various phases
ol the work of the, Holy Spirit.
Each session will begin at 7:30
pjn.' -
The subject each night will be
presented by a different minister,
each from different Evangelical
churches of the Willamette valley
and Portland. :Rev. J. Kenneth
Wishart is the minister.
SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITY j
at Community hall. Rev. F. C Slan
nard, pastor. Sunday school at 10:00
ajn. Morning service at 11.-09.
HAYESVIIXE BRANCH OF
FIRST BAPTIST
HayesvUle school. Sunday school st
9:45 ajn. Fred Broer. superintendent.
FOUR CORNERS BRANCH OF
FIRST BAPTIST
East State and Elma streets. Sundar
school 9 ;45 ajn: Ben Swinford, sup
erintendent TURNER CHRISTIAN
At Turner. Gene Robinson, nxtfnr
Sunday school 10 M ajn. Morning ser
vice at 1140, Communion. Sermon sub
ject "Why are You Afraid?" Evening
service -at 7:4J. Sermon subject "Flee
Follow FighC
Revival Service u
BEGINNING
NEXT WEDNESDAY
January 24th, 7:30 P. M.
Dr. 0. J. Nease, Pasadena,
Cajif- Evangelist and
Bible Teacher ."
Seeking Only To Glorify
I The Christ
f REMEMBER THE
ADDRESS
-Center Street at 13th
Don 1 Hiss-
V Sermon-
V..- ;t-
Assembly of Gcd
Tabernacle
' , .
I 13th and Ferry St.
Salem
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