Th OREGON STATESMA1L Sdeni, Oregon Scrhirday Morning. February 8. 1943
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Youth Active
In Church Day
-' First Christian Plant
To Have Young Folk
- Present PrjogranT ;
As a culmination of national
youth week Sunday tht First
Christian church wfli find the
youth of the church taking a
large part in all tht services and
present the worship service.
At the church school hour in
the morning at 9:49 the young
people will take over nearly all
classes of the church and also
be acting superintendents of the
departments. Young men from the
high school will replace all the
regular ushers In the morning.
Rev. Dudley Strain has as his
morning - sermon topic, "Since
Christ Is Lord." The choir under
' the direction of John Schmide, Jr.
will sing the anthem: "I Will
Thank Thee, O Lord" by Moir;
and "Hear Our Prayer by Teas
dale, Betty Pugh Hagen will be
soloist
Miss Dorothy Toomey will lead
the congregation singing and at
T:30 Paul Schmidt will read the
acripture. Muriel Fitts will play
a violin solo for the offertory and
Richard Bates will give the even
lag prayer.
s A girl's quartet from the young
people's department will sing "O
Lovt of God" by Lillenai. Tht.
quartet members are Beth Gree-
lee, Mary Morgan, Blossom Bates
and Joyce Van Dyke.
Then with the general theme
. One O'er All the Earth" five
young speakers Robert Tanner,
Joyce VanDyke, Norma Conklin,
Orville Boyle, andJDavid De Lapp
JJvill present the messages.
3 Day Meeting
At Silvertou
Is Announced
SILVERTON WiUamette val
ley Lutheran Innermisston Society
will open a three day meet here
Friday morning at 10:30 with
' Gilbert Sather of Portland as pres
ident. Tht meetings are to be con
ducted at Calvary Lutheran. church
and sessions will be at 10:30, 2:30
, and 7:30 on Friday; on Saturady
et. 10:30 ajn. and 2:30 p.m. and on
Sunday 11 a.m 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Oscar Satrum of Monitor is the
secretary and Rev. R. K. Haakon
son of Sandpoint, Idaho, the guest
speaker. Rev. O. C. Olaon Is host
pastor. Election of officers will be
afield during the Saturday sessions.
Congregational fellowship din
ner will be held at Immanuel
Lutheran church Sunday with
Mrs. E. R. Ekman, Mrs. Kenneth
Henjum, Mrs. Conrad Johnson,
Mrs. H. B. Jorgenson and Mrs.
Albert Overlund, as hostesses. The
Immanuel Junior Guild will be
guests pf Mrs. Kenneth Henjum
Wednesday night with Miss Han
nah Olsen as assistant hostess.
Immanuel choir rehearsal will be
. Thursday night at t and confir
mation classes will meet Saturday
at 9:30.
The executive board of the
Woman's Society for Christian
, service will meet Tuesday at 1:30
at the annex of the Methodist
church. Boy Scouts will meet at
the church Monday night. Choir
rehearsal, with Fred Baker in
charge, will be held Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Nels Langsev will be hoi
tess to Trinity Ladies' Aid society
- Wednesday afternoon. This Is an
annual event with Mrs. Langsev
i hostess in memory ot her mo
ther, the late Mrs. R. B. Bentson,
who was a member of the group.
Bible study will be held at Trin
lty Wednesday at pjn. Choir
rehearsal Thursday at 8 p.m. with
Mrs, Tom A. Anderson, director;
confirmation classes at 9:30 'and
: 11 a.m. The girls of the Lutheran
Daughters of Reformation meet
Saturday, February t, at the
' church.
Witmer Guest
Here Sunday
- Rev. F.! R. Witmer of Eugene
will be the guest speaker at the
First Evangelical church, Marion
a at Summer street, Sunday.
- Rev, Witmer will speak in .the
Interest of the Oregon-Washing-
, ton Misionary program which in
etudes the liquidation of a 130,.
. 000.00 debt, accumulated, over the
past few years. Within the next
few months the Salem church is
carrying out a program under the
direction of the jocal Committee
, en Missions to liquidate the $1,500
apportionment which i s th e
hurch's share of the $23,000.00.
" The chairman of the Sunday
morning service Is R. H. ErmeL
Walter Lamkin will present the
. matter of the Missionary appor
tionment to the congregation. -
Rev Witmer will speak again a
? T:30 on "Youth and Mission." Rev
Pike, minister of youth, will be In
ciiarge of the service. .
. IMusic Is Presented -
Evangelist and Mrs. William D,
Swanson will present musical pro
gram in West Salem Saturday at
7:30 pjn. in, the grammar school
gymnasium on Third street Rev.
Swanson will give his piano talkie
" version of "Jonah and the Whale."
The public is invited to etted.-
Music Planned
' I V-F't
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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. King are ap-
pearing la special song nnm-1
bers at the Johnson MemorisJ
Adventlsl ehaU-ch, Hood at Sam- I
- laJ-1
mer street. Kmg is a seng leaa-
er ana ue meetings are ucut
h.M veadnadav and
held sanoay, weanesoay ana
Friday nights.
First Annual
Youth Banquet
To Be Tonight
The first annual youth banquet
at the First Presbyterian churcn
. . .
wil lbe held Saturday, February I.
Ernest H. Moser, busines manager
of the Lewis and Clark college at
Portland, will
Alta Davis,
education Is
quet 11 on or tn anain ceit-
brating Young People's week that
. . ... . .
has been put on by the Presoyter-
lan youth.
Moser, a graduate of Oregon
M. - . e a a. i-. i
nTara tiifwe. immi ten Ttmn in i
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AfHrti I
terian mission. In 1939 he had a.
. 7 , . . M 1
motor trip across the heart of I
Africa and returned home by way
of India, China and Japan. He was
hnma atfain n Marrh 1043. and I
.... . . - ."law pjn. cnurcn meftt weanesoay at
shipped in tt. AUantic
experiences and will bring a num-
aV IWtl SHaW MU MVt T VMS. I
riai rV amABn 1 1T1 rk Tf 1 1 lllCTTBTa I
his thn which will be "Fifteen
x ear 01 Aaveniurs on me cuua- i
tor." I
Young people who have helped I
are Patricia Pearson, Barbara
Bates, Marlon Sparks, Marjorle
Scandlin. Glennls Allen. Frank I
McGee, William Wilson, Eugen
Fowler, Thomas Faught and Gloria
Wunsch.
Mis Pearron, president, will pre-
Side at tns program wnicn WUl
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include musio. Mrs. Ralph Dobbs;
prayer of thanksgiving, Alta Davis,
director; message of welcome, j
Gloria Wunsch; "Pet Peeves,.' I
JanAt- Millar. "Wuhh Hnhhn n I
w . w r ? I
Earl Cooley, Jr. Piano numbers,
' i
Prof. Ralph Dobbs; reading. Miss
t iu rt i . ? v i . jit I
Beulah Graham; Tri-Y chorus, di
rceted by Virginia Ward ElUott;
speaker, Ernest K. Moser, the I
Rev. Chester W. Hamblin, pastor.
will close the meeting.
Youth Week
Ends Sunday
h Calvary Baptist church wIU
-nr1iid the Ah.aru.nra nf Afh
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week Sundar. The vouna neoDle'a
TT "T. r"1 r1
cnoir wui sing ai ine mornmg ser-
.i I ' . k. . . .aa n. 1 t
vice a i ii:uv. nev. j. n. iuiuduui
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message for the morning Is to
De -wuaerness rrovision." mi
ordinance of the Lord's SuDDer
will be observed at this service.
Youth e-rmma will moot at lt-Sn
YOum groups WUl meet at 0 JO
the regular Sunday discussion. At
th. a,rn.ii.i. K-
will havV cn. The coined
choirs have special music in the
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form of a song sermon at night
Special features In this presenU-
uvn are uie orass quarrel, sinngea
it. i . ... .
duet and vocal quartette. An
illustrated mesage especially for
the young people. "The Gospel In
VOlor, WIU De presented.
This Saturday n aht is to he
falvar nr.0 rhmi,
w w
- w v... m.
e vouth center.
A I the Wednesday tverung Ser-
'Ice, the Calvary congregation will
..vnmiai AJt. i-
"e w ii hiiww kAUai 1CVU1M
recently
-eturned from misionary
work m
apan will speak Wednesday night
and the public Is invited to attend.
Inter-Denominational
Youth Rally Planned
The Salem youth council is spon
SArinar en Intar HAnnminaHnn.
4n .1 ,
youth rally this coming Sunday,
seoruary. 1 i week, January 28-
e.u. a x. . ,41 1 ii .
-.Mwwi-ywuui we
and thU rally, one otthe acUv-
itles of the Churches In recognl-
tion of It Rev. Nielsen, minister
of the First Canarrentional rhurch
.. v. j:.:
wiu v ui ipwsH, r ouowmg
this, there WUl be a period of fel-
lowship after which the young
uiKuutj, - iiui tuvcr ucuUuuns-
ms inter -aenomina-
tional rally will be held at the
First Presbyterian church from 4
to 5:43 pjn.
This Salem youth council, made
up of representatives from all
churches, holds Its meetings tht
first Sunday of each month.
Yalloy Churches
KtrzER VNtOIf fradeaemmaUenal)
u range nau. atr. uavta Malrim, pas-
aunoay sen 001 iv ajn. Morning
service at 11. Young people's meeting
T30 pjn. Evening service at S.
root corners branch
or riasT baptist
East State and Elma street Sunday
school S:4S ejn. Ben Swlnford.
aun
ennienaenu
HATESVILLR BRANCH
OP riRST BAPTIST
Hayesvuie school. Sunday school t:U
a m. Fred Brew. : superintendent,
MENNONITX BBETHERN J
-' un street near McNary. West Sa
lem. Rev. A. A. Laewen, pastor. Sua.
dav scbool S:4S ajn. Mornina service
at 1:45. Sermon by Rev. Loewen.
Evening service at 7:45. Sermon by
Rv. . Loewen. Wednesday 7:1S pjn.
prayer me-SraE."----: wvj
galeitl Chuf ctieS
.wmww BiMtM ii
NortTcottage at D Street 3. T . H-
theft DD. eastor. Sunday school S.4S I
-"u .vsre. mrrr vc.
-1 o.Umiii inrlntnri. I
auit "nnfiunaaa wixji conmimniv i
"Tbe Anchor of the Soul." Wednes-1
day T:45 pm. Bible study
prayer.
CALVART BAPTIST " - . . '
South Liberty at Miller street, w.
ChS.pS: .P.tor. JUT. C How-1
i Bible achooL Rev. L. H. Randla. sup
erintendent. 11 morning worship. "WU-
derness Provtslon.r Rev. J. n. iurn
bun. buddIt castor. (:30 pjn. Baptist
Vnuth rlinwnhtn..At To avanselistia I
hnur "Th OaiDtl In Color Rev. I .
TurnbuIL At , Singisplratlon. Wed-1
nesdav 4 mid-week service ia pan. I
Dr. WUUam Axllng, returned mlsaian-1
from Japan, guest speaher.
baptist
Marfan and LJhertV streeta. ' Irvinff I
A. Fox. DD. pastor. Sunday school I
a-nv. Bay Cates. superintendent.
MorTllnl MrriC4 11. Ouest speaker
i Rr. curenee r. siauiier. jrmoii mo-1
M00 "When Youth Bemember." Spe-
i ' . . ,.. b allW choru- commun-
Ion and receDUon of new members.
Evening service at 7 JO. Sermon sub- I
Ject. Youths' , Challen to the
Church." Special music by the Jun- I
LV wUh?t,,T? .nT.ir-
r?Zi sV-J
X .SfJW T,,"
day 7:30 pjn. -s prayer meeting with
.
ne vim l
personal evangelism discussion, "Ob
jection. " led by Rev. Allen. Toung
pS prver metttng0
I . -
TurMawrrs-T apttt :
1MUANUEL BAPTIST
Hazel and Academy atraeta. Warren I
n.i rv.rtr.t- s.ini. aohnAi a-AS I
a Hale, pastor. Sunday school ss
lam Eiinina Hart uilMmtMUVMIt. I
Momta service 4at VL Communion
service. Evening service at 7:30. Pray-
er meeting Wednesday 7:M pjn.
COURT STREET "CHRISTIAN
UHVI UVHt MW U.IU. klWUUI BUIUi
a v m w 1-
,t tjo. sermon tubjtct, "Bear Ye
On. Another-. ,5fS" Church night
, ;T I : , I
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center at -High
L"feL4z
Stxam!ior?c3y
r'" a-- ; - i
a 001 ate reactor. Htirifiavv ifhiwu m 1
Z ' T 1 . ' I
ieui arsotA. superinteDaiit. Jdorn- 1
. ...j.. A A.CA O 1 1 a. I
Mps? J pjn. Evening, service at
7:30. Young people in complete charge.
Theme of young people. "One O'er An
arth.- scoutf troop 4 Monday at
also pjn!
TSaaf'rBKl'SS. W
ak.au.ua wuii w ll e VMUtua SVUVVt
r.tit s
P. t ii-sr- I
STcan
iZ. I
Vminct netAnle'e vnaatlna? - B7n m
wtnesday 'i30 P-"1- men's supper
meeting. speaKer j ueorge ju Thomas,
race relations director Portland araa. I
knight memorial ' '
congregational I
H,Uin..,ea. Z
Morning servioe at Til. Sermon sub-
ect.."Lie.' Supreme Choice." FUgrun
01 "Ttt!r pjaL i' , '
I1!?,. A.UL'5 EfiSCOPAL
' SwlV "to " Ho8 co-
munion 7:30 en. Junior church and!
ai
sermon at 1L Instruction class Wad-
"ZZ" Zl -l'r't,,'rr
nesdays at 1
P-m,
Alum uuLiun i:iaasa wv ira 1
highland friends
North Church street anw Highland
day school io a m cUfu,nV sup!
rinteiMl4Mit, Mornlnjr MrvlM At 11.
49 tl . .rr - vna a
San" Junior! ChristilnZndeavor
wirwiMM. ,unior. uirnuui Airacavur I
" P:' ?p,rJL '.f?1
CE at SJp. Evening service at 1-M.X
Sermon subject. "Doing All to Stand.'
Prayer nUng Thursday T3 pjn.
south salem friends
South commercial t Washington
street. John and Laura Trachsel. pas-
tors. Sunday school t:4 iT ka
Pembertou. superintendent Mornin
service at 11. Sermon sublaot. "Iattara
to the Churches. Evening service at
7 JO. Sermon subject. ' Saoetlfieation.-
7" irmg Thursday at i:3o pjn.
Sfty
Tebruary S, T to t p.m.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
I f "f JAi
r.""1''' ""'.wtI' uou?r
1 w ajn. Morning service 11. &er-
Lutoeriia. .t't in sSunKr-
I non subject. Jesus our Exemplar
vice at 8. Rev. Fred Wieaman. DD.
""win uqn vuiui nr.
1 1 J . ir: ji . .. .
If.1" couege, rremora,
ieo., win speaa on higher, edu
m the United Lutheran church.
I ?ll.Z"a?r? .
I aaanw bvmw BB AULIl. aT . maV. 1IICUB.
r. Sunday school S:49 ajn. Morn-
I service at, If. Holy communion.
Sermon subject. -This Do Oft." Motion
picture. - The Creation of th. Worid"
p.m. Confirmation class Satur-
" "mU
'V.k"" ?I"HJM,i,.l
I n ; aunx. x. vt . unaii
pastor. Sunday school JO a.m. Pre -
KEl.7i10 V "t wor-
I ' ; -.
'cnT Streets. Dr. , C.
Harrison, pastor. Church school 1:43
.WhAon:.TriS;
These." a sernvon by the pastor. Eve -
Tn,P wuauues xnat
Kavaai i -9iareWaiv T' vanth imu
I i, . . s -v
Reveal Character." Youth church at
i .
I : . :
i m m. m m BaMTM.... aw i
Bdarket at North Winter treet. Rev.
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5i.p- i8.?Pjrtw. Sunday school
!L? ml 5' -uPe.rmtJ!.nd-
1 -Tilt
I ent. Mornlne ; service at' 11. Clasa
?J1 -t
cSptutHroV p.
Praer ineeUn Wednesday 19 pjn.
LI5UI METnUOIST
Souto Commercials at Myers street,
:45 ajn. rning. service at 11. Ser-
mon subjectj JTto sThlng; pf Belnf
A Neighbor." Youth feUowshlp groups
Imiu auht "Oirr n14n siu.'
- vu. iinuiii acrvica u i u. aer-
Pwr mttUaK ,:3 pjn-;
wiEs.IJSTAI. methooist
I iui ana miu streets. Loweu Giieer.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morn
g-L Jvl
'.V ,VVLfin?y.eni.n'.!".-
Prey err meeting. Wednesday s pjn.
I f 2. '
I "W"1"1 : . 1
unemeKeta at Winter street. Rev.
SVJI?n5,UnJ J??- Bundy
SndMornih i!
1 ject. To
Meet, roodj ron Personality.- junior
jhish ifdtowship 4;pjn. Supper tor
Sand TV.nVTt sT."
Monday at 1 so. I Boy Scouts. Thurs-
d7 at i"?Twk- rrJc- 1 4 1
rrnsT chckc or the nazarknr
LKI:Jw.eJA
s:4S a m. MuVord ; Shin, superintend-
biTht ZtfTutJliAJ?Zn?
San .
pjn. Evening service! at 7:30. Sermon
I sublaot. "ConoucrlM Our run." Dr.
ea. ea. V..Mfaa . . .A PI .A
I Nease. Wednesday T:30 p.m. prayer
I and praise service. Saturday p.m.
1 xne uauiran nour, fm-m.
I -
I ENGLEWOOD CHURCH OP THE
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST
North 17th and. Nebraska avenue.
I school 1:49 ajn. Morning service
J. M. Goodheart. pastor. Sunda:
unday
at 11.
i Christian Endeavor u dav. Youth in
cnarge or services, i Betty mu wiu
sing. "Cathedral Living." June Brad
bury Will preside. YJPCE at J0 p.m.
Nancy Graves leads on "Row to Make
I Friends and Lose Them
Adult CS
at ISO. Mrs. Smith will lead the les
son. Evening service at 730. Wanda
Ringland will preside. Mrs. Bradbury
ana J. M.-uoodhesrt will sing. ter-
mon subject "The Price et Victory."
I FIRST SPIRITUALIST
I 24S North Commercial street. Ser
I vice at I S6 and 7 JO p.m. Circle at .
Speaker.- Bev-. Sissrrn Roberta.- ---.
FIRST CHTJRCH OF CHRIST.
SOUDITIB M
Chenieketa and Uberty streets-Sun- I
flav anhaol 11 UL HOTIIina SVrTlSV i
rr auhtact. -Lovi- gven-i
torn ....
tag room la ouUtHlgh street
rnrmra o CHRIST
Cottage ,'?.ZSnTl
a. acow, Bunii ,T2v Tr
10
:30 djii. Evening service at 1.30. Smr-
inon; subject,. Coming to Christ.,
rHtm.ru nr CHRIST
Madiaon and Baker streets. I. ' X
yreeman. mln later. Sunday school at I
io mm. Mornins service at lu Sivenina
aervlce at 1. Preaching at S. Bible
stuay Wednesday ai iusv pjn.
FIRST CHCBCH OF COO
Cnttaom ami Hand atraeta. Rev.
a. Schlatter, pastor. Sunday achoot
:45 am. Junior i church - at MAS. I
Momins service at 1L Sermon aub-
s wevnuti oniniej - a. uw
ject, -importance ox a samuy. ve-1
ninf unlhed aerrtce at t:15. PA.i
- rh chriatian'a Bright Outlook."' I
chiACH OF OOD
Cw8 South Stod
cboL astar-
Sunday school at!
10 mja- Moenlng service at U. Cven-
ln rce at 7:45- Prayer service
Wednesday at tjis. pan, Voung pee-
imaa Enauvor rnaiT t:b dju. -
" . t
PrJLCRIat HOUNISS
t Market Mreet. Paul C. Nerlng.
pastor. Sunday school 9 At ajn. Morn-
Ing service at 11., Evening service at T.
Vmin imbiU'i mivIm. KvanaaliatiA
mmKam v-aft. T Wainaviif imw
message a -w. i weanesoay prayer
" rnf"T -UT
w
FOURSQUARE CHURCH
North Utth at Breyman. Rev. C X.
Tate, pastor. Sunday school S?4S la.
S83 firs
un own hmj' I
"1 I
rr ;
r Jl
Rv J. Kenneth Wlahart pastor. Sua-1
day; school 9:48 ajn. R. H. ErmeL I
5B!
Tfisa ruec rMkskr tvup trt sissv. Youth 1
z - 1
STffVMinfl. Will ffiME i St 3D Fri EVejI. 1
ll-Jir -Ti V. tI 4-.- i
1UH re4T4lJ S tfV. aVMVe ntUUVI ff U I
Teak, prayer ana sibie hour Taurs l
"f !
""j""""? ?tf??hm
neru.ruut at uaines srreet. u. n.
Stelhrnann. pastor; Sunday school at
S ajn. Morning! service at 11. Bev.
r. F. C schwedier. district superin-
. . . a,aL.a. . . a aa aaa 1
&WBiS?-S?
dence of A Bright Hope.- Wednesday I
Bt 1:30 OJ f.uT niht. I
-wedneJda-r
. . i. i i -
BA"OI!A5MT,
Stat'itreTt aj. F. p. Stevens,
. Sunday school is ajn. Morn-
srvloe at 11. Young people at S
"
paswr.
pATEvea aVree 'i 55. sivlc--
Thursday, Saturday at s pjn.
,.,V1 aT,,
U7S North Church street. Rev.
Claude and Mary w. Bell, pastors,
K "1 "MnS "iervrrt fin.
Thursday at 7:45 pjn. Saturday Bible
V'y Vgir t T pST"7
j
tboth center
rorrn-iX: KTLSSS
-a a i--ei bi
subject, "Israel
4-,1
seventh day
ADVENTIST
Hood and Summer streets. Elder o.
IJ3:"10
FaW Olaa. CMUUej. JRUB. m AlUVIi
tf".!- i01!! rvlM 5 u-
Vnnnv nannla'a mMtln n m p....
-V wSy V
. 9 .
rsUTr't,Ilr?v0.Far"
17th and Chemeketa streets. Charles
Mfrninn3' i! itS
Zt i.Ti TimTiV.'. tT,
f' a.. ffV?LrM meet-1
f P-
I i
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I V Artl-m I -hlirr-hrtfl
- w wa
. ; LU,
first church of christ
r-ara; ana iw streets. Kusseu
I !Wr Pl?r' Blble "chool il am.
ipa . reopies, supermLenoeni. war-
i snip ai 11. avening service at T3.
I - 1 t
HAiauAH M.-rrTr7i
BUUUUAat IUXISUD19X
I Pierre Smith, naator. Sundav achoai
.1.. - " . ' -
i iv ajn. Mrs. 4,
ones, superin-
i christian science
I . u.t? "i'hlrcl...trt- s.un.d.r school
I ass. aViaazi Bl III . wmnin V I I
I CHURCH OF OOD
North Second stre
wi aieae r W r.lv
pi'toV- sundi? ?i7r'i9?T
Preachina at 11. Chlldren'a hour n m.
BiW st !c '
"'""T' 5 1'
i from iumi. umir Bailey. Daator.
1 Sunday school tA aro. WorihlD at lL
young peopia at t u p.m. ivante-
m.
ZSS5s JSSST hall tunday
school at S:ilm7 Worship at IL
M1A at 7:30 D m l t
I ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIO !
Pina and flrant iihv.ta: T.fK.. Tl
wT "7 " a. .1
i ir w-r
van aoomwai. jmnar. eunaay masses
i ax e ana lu. (ouowea
at s and io. followed by benediction,
inesaay .ana rriday at B:1S. other
i i
i aayi ai j a.m. ;
seventh day adventist
. Second street. William W. Ri
1 .kk.. -t i C.....J. aT.
".iMr. and Mrs. Otto SkopiL forme
WorsWp V H!J-
j pilgrim holiness
ILGRIM HOLINESS '
KnMht. oruT. hau. Omar v.
J"?-?und.y school 11
I T.ntnn
ajn. Divine services at ill
CHRISTIAN AN0i , H
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE '
North Second street. B. A. Frank
I tin butnr. Snnri.v achnnl m la
.. 7r. "T 7 .
ointpeople at e'Ti
aTi:45. t '
p.m. Evangelistie
calvary lctheran
I Jarv traat r n nun
Sunday school lO a.m to jfi
Bupertendent. MSsWlIt jLTp.
r..K Haatonson, suest speaker Bar -
I IMMANUEL LCTHERAN
North Church street, a. L. Almlia.
Pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Divine
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Name
New Director
Of Education
Rev. Clarence T. Stauffer, new
director of Christian education or
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the day at First Baptist church,
Sundar. A graduate of Wheaton I
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wuce anu ouumcra lucuiujjiwu
l"??' received bis master of
.T1 .m. J P.IL . mi 1 J 1 I
egxe-j iron mt kuoqi qi to-
ucatlon. Northwestern tmivarsitv
ht w" "sor! ?
1 :nrifltifln sMiiMnnn ann asfiifirsriT i
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aeari ox men ai naeavOa
ni comes 10 uregon irom
nia, Where he was minister Of
ChHffn Huoatinn at VJrs Dsn.
ttst church. HoUvwood. and later.
rhsnlatn nf a T AdiaIa hna-
cnPiaW Of a LOS Angeles hoi-
pltai.
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The Lord's Supper will be ob-
KTV90L n w mornin 89mc-
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young people are serving as dea-
Icons and deaconesses under the
airinansmp. oi nenry sox ana
Cleo ScneiaeL ?
Thfrtv.twn now momhon WiTI
Tnirty-two new memoers win
I be received into the fellowship of
the church. Kev. suuiier win
I speak on "When Youth Remem-
ber." and the Girls' chorus, direct-
ed by Mrs. A. G. Lindstrand, will
sing. Rev. Stauffer's sermon at
ht will be "Youth's Challenge
to the Church." The Junior choir,
Mabel Fox. director, will sing two
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numbers. J
The young people will be sub-
stitute teachers in all departments
nt tha Rihia sr-honl snrida from
the Drimary deoartment on un as
Project in leadership for observ
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nce of "Youth Week."
I tKt- nnttrta -artn
Robert Oof frier will aarva as
I general superintendent A com-
bined BYF meetinar at 8:30. un
der the leadrship of the senior BY,
I with Rev Sauffer as ffueat sneak-
wiin ev. uiier as guesxspeas: -
er. Kev. BUUller 18 to Df tne
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lowanip es me aoiam vi xvev
Mrs. E. L. Allen after the service.
r rt.v v. r. aun rm mmni
his series of talks on personal
I k. Hicn,it. AKW.
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uons at uie prayer Bieu rr eu-
I nesdav nizht ' i
Frank Misner, carpenter's mate
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sawyer writes irom wun gene
He has been working in the sur-
gerj. removing shrapnel, dressing
wounds and getting bones. He ma-
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Jored In pharmacy with the class
f IQlt at nimn Rtata. rolWel
Ud enlisted in Sntember. &
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L J. Saw-
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1 7T Uv in Turner.
Lt Fred Gisse,
Gisse, son of. Mrs.
Clara Gisse, was wounded in ac
tion somewhere in France Janu
ary IS He is with a tank division.
Mrs. Gisse received a letter from
another son, Sgt Earl Mi Gisse,
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iiulu ruiiiiiyuic. wu
suuoneo. Another son, uiarencej
M. Gisse. received a medical dis-
charge from the army recently;
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Pettit son of Mr. and Mrs. WU
I Uam ireilll OI ZIU norm CVnnll xu'hn ham htm urvinf
street, Salem, has recently llfftJEw
Drornted f'tcj ,-reeant f?0 f
Uam Pettit of 270 North 23rd
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to master sergeant rattogHe bas
A brother, Thomas J. Pettit S tc,
i srvin somewhere on the Pa -
Icifio. , ! , -
! 1 W-'lKei H. Nardin, 65 Mil
street, has arrived home onur.
- Marlif n-anAai
Pvt Eager H. Nardin, 165 Mill
lough from the Mediterranean
theatre ' of operations, where i he
served 33 months in the army in-
1 f antrv
i vrkT ' aw tMMiil A.
1 ""WT - . . . :. 7. J..r
uvuuer nas arnvea in me stouui
I Pacific after six months in the
army, training at Camp Roberts,
Calif. He is a son of Mr. and Mrsfl
Vb1 muw rout. one. Brooks. I :
- First Sgt P. John Mffler, another
son! Is with the army engineers
now stationed. In France after six
moHths In England. He has been
thV.vnce 1939 and had
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i been sUtioned at Roanoak Rapids,
NC. and Fort Belvouv Va. f
Firsi ncit:disl Church
' . Down Town The Tall White Spire
Sznisy 10:53 -The Least ef These ,
A sermon by l Dr. J. C Harrison.
Church ScL::l 9:45
; Ycdh Church aid Ilcrscry H:C3
-A Cordial Invitation to Visitor in the City and Friends
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ZoUieVolchok
Selected for
Navy Service
Zollie Volchok.; tk Salem high
school graduate and son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Volchok ot Salem,
has been selected as one-of seven
men in his Induction group for
navy service, he has written his
parents from Tti Lewis.
Volchok, who left his position
thootm- thai pnmMm4 JZ
theater, the Paramount, to enter
u us. auiuanu bb isrvm
ui service eany uus weeK, nad
asked for a nawavtlimmm TTa
eo Ior navJ assignment. He
gtarted his theater rarr. before
going to the university, as Mickey
ta ' A
jviouse airector nere. ' i
The Paramount under his man
agement sold more bonds during
the Fourth War Loan campaign
than any mother' theater in the
United States, and has stood first
in recruiting blood plasma donors,
nurses' aides, SPARS. WACS.
WAVES, marines, air cadets and
veteran guard and patrol mem
bers. , .
Young volchok Is a member of
Uj Honored Hundred of the
ti .b sna-
aaiiuon oouar club. He Has a
brother. T Robert Voic-ru oh-
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nuuuu n ai uu c. wuu ia liixuecuilK I
bombs In Michigan and who has
been la the army for five years.
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Grace Harwooci
In Hospital Job
I ii"1v"' iy
?1 1605 on St, Salem, has
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iiwsuuuwus
Gne,. nospita Denver, Cotel,
,
according to a letter received nr
centbr bvLt Edith ni r. nf the
US army recruiting station in Sa-
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iem.
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along with four others directly
here from Fort Des Moines, and
we wr inlmmal Hth
we were welcomed with open
arms. At present I am the only
wac in the dental clinic. The hos-
pital is a lovely new building and
full to overflowing, with the ma-
Job number of cases being bone
and lung injuries. The doctors are
doing a wonderful job. On. outr
I standing operation recently done
here was the removal of a bullet
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from the heart of a young soldier,
return ea irom overseas ior this
very delicate operation. Believe
me you would have no trouble
lading women to serve as medi-l
vau icciuuucius u more people I
could see the patients of one of
these hospitals."
MONITOR. Feb. 1 Cpl. Seed
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1 New Quin... the
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wee.euu m ruiuiuu wnn ms
H. Mrs. Raymond Welch. He
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I Mrs. R. C. Conyne. Mr. and Mrs.
- C Con accompanied him
I w oaaem, wnere uicy visiiea rt.
C Convne's mother. Mm C R
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I vonyne ana ner aaugnters.
I lo. mrr conatnirtion hattalion'
1. vlsitln hla aister. Mra. Trd
"t
intuueu aim &v uiuuuii w aui
tralia and New Guinea.
Vance Yoder, aviation machine-
I lerfae wia.4aa las enatilma! am a.K-
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leTt wim nlJ tner, Bill YodeT.
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stationed.
Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Lew Nixon
are visiting his sister, Mrs. J. P.
Jensen. He spent 34 months In I
Nw Qumea wIth 41st divi
3 to SanU Bar
bare redistribution center . from
here.
Lt Otto SkepiL Jr, USNR. U
spending a leave In Salem with his
wife, the former June Johnson,!
'a a . ? j a i I
anii in V.nironm with hia narnf
residents : of
Saltan. Lieutenant
uugnmeni in vrntinington,
Ujj, wife plang to accompany 1
j A new womaa recruit was re4
1 ported Friday from the marine
recruiung oiiice, oy cgi. ner-
man Doney. The newly enlisted
woman marine is Marjory Merall
Teeters, Mehama, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs.' John M. Teeters, also
Mehama. : Pvt. Teeters was em
ployed in Portland following her
graduation irom tayton mgn
school. She was sworn In In Port
land on January 20 and Is now
.-altinr call to active dutr.
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I Sgt Joseph Devers. Jr. arrived
In Salem this week to spend a 304
day furlough with his parents, Mr;
j and Mrs. J. M. Devers, and hii
wife; the former j Helen Wiedmeri
I He had been In the Mediterranean
theatre of operations since the
I North African landings and hat
1 -k iV. a at f 1
servea in norm Ainca, vrsica
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cpL Stanley SUffler, tap, whe
has been stationed en Corsica
with the 12th air force, recent
ly spent a 30 -day furlough with
his wife, the former Maxlne
Olson, Z041 State street. ;
Homer Stiffler, e enter, has en
listed In the army air corps and
is new at San Antonie, Texas.
His wife, the former Janet
Weeks, and their two children,
are at 1441 Saginaw. Donald
Stiffler, lower picture, has else
enlisted In the army air corps,
and Is now stationed at Cha-
nate Field. I1L The three are
all Salem high, school graduates
and sens er the late Lleyd
Stiffler and lira. Stiffler. new
living at t4 State street. Stan
ley Stiffler phete by Jestea
Miller.
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rrred la Salem to spend a far-
. lonrh with his wife, the for
mer Mary Lea Wiesner, and his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. X. M.
McKee, t38 Shipplaa street, af
, ter nine months service In the
European theater af operations.
Be wears the Distlngmished
Flying Cress and has a record
ef service as a radio aerator
and gunner la a number . et
bembardmenta. ef Gersnaa la-
dostrlal cities.
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Bev. and Mrs. Was, D. Swansea
nszm sma!i:3 suAiiSoiis
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Sourenir Gift to Ejch Ont Atttndin
. No Adraissien Charge
16 Young Men
Sign Up for
Navy Service
Applications of 18 17-year-olds
for enlistment in the navy was
announced Friday by Chief Spe
cialist A. C Friesen, recruiter in ,
charge of the Salem navy recruit
ing station. The future blue
jackets left for Portland yesterday
where they will take their final
physical examinations.
All will be sworn in sometime
during February, and be "ship
ped" to the San Diego naval train-'
lng center for 11 weeks of boot "
training prior to being assigned
to a naval trade school for spe
cialized training or to a unit of-
the fleet. . '
The recruit roster follows: MO-'
ton B. Burger, Howard R. Barn
well, Byron N. Londberg, Albert
L. King, George C Risteen Harry
O. Wieglenda, and George H. Da
vis, all from Salem; Clarence J.
Doke, Jr, Falls City; Charles K.
GeiL Stayton; Robert G. Friesen, ,
Harry D. Peters, Glenn B. Sehroe-
der, Henry Warkentin, Lawrence
J. Guy, Georga J. Hayward and
Lloyd A. Heacock, all from Dallas.
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MajeTliU Brownell
Completes week's
Observation Study
CAMP LEE, Va. Maj. PbilH.
BrowneU, S35 State street, Salem,
Ore, la one of f 1 officers of the
corps of engineers who today com
pleted a week's observation study
of the management and operation
of Camp Lee's army, service
forces training center, the largest
installation of thej quartermaster
corps. . .':
The officers, most of whom have
returned from overseas assign
ments, visited all sections of the
ASFTC, observed and discussed
functions and actual work, and
had the organization and key
principles of training explained
by Col. James H. Johnson, com
mander of the center. y
Study here constituted tile final
phase of the officers course in
management of ASF. training cen
ters, preparing them for admin
istrative and training assignments
at 'other centers. The first seven
weeks of the course " were spent
at Fort Belvoir, Va.
Martial Mahala rnaek Manula
First Lt John James Mahula,
killed In action in Germany Jan
uary 19. Two
other brothers
are in the army,
MSgt Martin L.
Mahula, sir corps
mechanic, in the
South Pacific,
land Sgt Francis
IL. Mahula with
General Patton's
. a m - . . lmiT nrvar In
joha Mahula Germany.
Kabert Baslck. sen ef Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Busick. has na,H
the initial txamlnations and is
now an aviation cadet stationed
rvessier field, Biloxi, Miss.
Vcrdid oljlhe
lh Other Poiscn
No othar poison ccruoi so
mcmy dacrtha or loads to
or intorwifiea so many dis
aseg, both physical and
mental, an doos'oJcoKol.
Dr. Emil Bogn, national-'
ly - known toxicbloglst.
Message Sponsored by ;
A GROUP OF SALEM
CITIZENS
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Sdarday
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