j -. The OBZGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. Tehruert 10. 1943 ; .
PAGE FIVE
(DMy KTWS IBn02Bffs Rectors Hear
The Oregon statesman Telephone sioi - 1 nnilL r riSOIl
Parole System t
Business Name Tiled Ella M.
Stolz and Margaret S. Marshall
filed a certificate' of assumed
business name for Gideon Stolz
' Company, 450 South Summer
-street, and simultaneously, certi
ficates of partial retirement from
' the' business ; were filed by Eli
zabeth M. Stolz, administratrix of
the estate of Ricliard M, Stolz,
for Richard M. Stolz, and Corne
lia Morton McNary, executor of
the estate of Charles L. .McNary,
- filed a similar certificate of par-
-tial retirement , in the name - of
Charles I McNary. . f
Our Insurance Service is as close
to you as your telephone Richard
G. Severing Every form of Insur
ance including Life. Constant, de
- pendable service. 212 N. High St
Tel. 4016. Res. 8213. M
Program Presented The Leslie
portion of the annual exchange
assemblies between the two junior
high schools was presented to the
Parrish student body in the high
school auditorium Friday morning,
A play "Mushrooms Coming Up"
with an all-girl cast and directed
by Miss' Eleanor Roberts and a
minstrel show, featuring 60 boys,
j. made up the program, which was
presented by Harry Culbertson,
Leslie studeny body president.
Wanted . girl for general office
. work. Must take dictation. State
age and experience. Permanen
, position. Miller's, Ph. 3179..
Named to Nones Board Gov.
Earl Snell Friday announced the
' appointment of Sister Mary Alexis
of La Grande as a member of the
' Oregon state board for examina
tion and registration of graduate
nurses. She was named to succeed
Sister Mary Melchoir of Pendleton,
Who has resigned.
Insurance: B e c k e, Wadsworth,
Hawkins & Roberts, Guardian
Bldg. ' ..
New Members Salem Cham
ber of Commerce this week lists
1 the following new members: John
H. Scott, 1189 Court street; Huff
Real Estate company, 970 South
Commercial street, by Eola Huff,
and Court Street Radio and Ap
, pliance company, 257 Court street.
by H. P. Gustafson.
- 7 hr, developing & printing service
at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N
., .4 ' - ' .. . -. .-.
Swart Returnlnir Hedda Swart,
employe of, the state highway de
partment and; who 'worked in th
Marion,' county engineer's - office
for 13 years before going with the
state, will do part time work again
for the county when County En
gineer Nathan C. Hubbs resig
a tion .becomes effective. March
1. . The county will compensate the
state for services rendered.
"Cyn Cronlse Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
i
Test to Be Given The Merit
System tests will be given- this
afternoon at the Capitol Business
college. Mrs. Ora Mclntyre will
be proctor for the tests which
will be taken for ratings by jun
ior and senior field deputies, and
personnel r technicians. The test
will be written from 1 to 6 p.m.
0.25 Interest with good security
is hard to get these days. We have
a chain store lease which will net
C25-interest for 15 years and all
, your money back during the lease.
Phone or write us for details. Lar
sen Home & Loan Co., 765 S.
- Commercial St Ph. 8389. r
- Te Return Accused Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. James Garvin
will return Neni McFarlane to this
city from Des Moines, Iowa, act
ing for Sheriff Denver Young.
The woman is charged in Marion
tounty , with embezzlements of
. Chadwick hotel funds.
L -
- . For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Hospitalised Mrs. Ralph Kletz-
t Ing of Independence, is a patient
at the Salem General hospital
where she is under observation.
She expects to remain for about
three weeks.
Leonards Supper club presents,
this week through Sunday, Ivie
Anderson, well known j stage and
screen star, ' formerly with Duke
FIlinfftnn' Band.
Road Hearing Due April 8 at
10 ajn. the county court will hold
public hearing on a proposed
alteration and relocation of coun
ty road 951 which attaches the
Stayton-West Stayton road west
of Stayton. Under, the proposal
the, road would be improved into J penitentiarr. at public expense, or
ojn , a extension 01. uic a serving the remainder of his sen-
market road, entering, the city's tence outside lithe walls, Eat ' his
own expense and with' some re-1
turn to sode," Hal M. Randall,
All wool suits, S & N Clothiers,
548 State street -
5With crime "on "the Increase the
big question for. Oregon is jwhe
ther a convict shall- finish serving
his sentence on the Inside of a
j?E Salem Churches
business district at the bank cor
ner.
state director pf parole and pro
bation, i told members of .the Sa
lem Board of; Realtors ; at : their
Taxes Refuiided-James R. and noonday meeting Friday in IM-
Ferris Linn have been awarded n I -1 c - -5
a tax refund by the county court j - Be",re a comes Deiore ine
for $184.95, taxes paid on land b1 f,id S
southeast of the city. The land ""vc !'"T
was taken by the government in w ?vn t 8tudy
condemnation proceeding inr'r.r:
soncu inc. xx lie is riuiiu a -
proceeding
1942 for use in connection with
the Salem airport The Linns re
ceived $7902.91 from the govern
ment but tax money "was with
held.- ;
role, it is imder 17 conditions,
each of . whicK he -must I accept
heartily, and the seventeenth one
is 'and any other conditions, terms
and restrictions which the board
might fix.' Among the others are
no liquor, no I car ownership' or
Curfew Gets Two Two boys, J driving, unless by special permis-
aged -16 and 17 years, were ar- f siOn of the; board, no marrying,
rested by Dolice on charges -oflno association with ex-convicts.
violating the city's curfew ordi- Saves State Money
nance. Both, were released at
BETHEL BAPTIST irUv' f
Nortn Cotuj t D street.- J. r. Ol-
thoff, DD, pastor. Sunday school t:4S
a.m. George Schirman,' suparuitandent.
Morning erries at- 11.- Sermon sub
ject, "Xtaa. raithrul , Steward." Youth
hour sao pjn.!ev. camona tncjt-oa.-
fueot speaker. Iening -service at
1 -JO. Sermon subject, "A Living: Hope."
Wednesday pjn.- xuoje iuay maa
prayer.- - . . .. r"-rr. ;..s : ;,-
CALVABY BAFTIST" : -'"TT;j ;
Corner of South Liberty and Miller
streets,- Pr... Charles Durden, pastor.
C. Howard Smith, -assistant pastor.
Bible, school S:45 ajn. U L Randte,
superintendent. Morning service at tl.
"The Smitten Rode" Rev.' J. R. Tursr-
buiU- supply pastor. Baptist , xoutn
Fellowship JO p.m. Service at TJO.
"The Return of j Christ." Rev." Turn-
bull. Wednesday li30- p.ro. mid-weex
prayer - service. '-,-v r..".- " V
itrst baptist :.: ' - -!:-"-
" Marion and Ubertyr streets.' Irving
A, Fox, DD, pastor. .Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Hay Cates, supertntenaent. Morn
ing service at 11. Dr. Wuliam. Axling,
repatriate from .Tokyo, .guest speaker.
Evening Service at 1'JO. Sermon sub
ject. "God s .care or suuan, or tne
Blessedness of Famine.". S JO p. m.
BVF meetings for all age groups. Wed
nesday -7 JO p jn.- annual -meeting f
met with leaders in high places the Women's Missionary . society.Men
of program. -a s; - -, . i -' ,i ,.. i
Dr.i M Uliam Axllnr. . statesmaa.-
missionary of Japan, will speak
Sunday morning at th e.' First
Baptist church. lie spent 4S
years la Japan and snany limes
of the government.
4-
Wanted-Eectric range. P. 5862.,
(Cud HDD
HBDnlrs
Start inf Int AH WnlnMriav
u . t.n i ' i i ing service at iuau. oerrnon suujvci,
"It costs thej state J60 per man services; signaling the: start of the "The Quest for Peace." Christian e-
IM MANUEL. BAPTIST
Corner Hazel and Academy streets.
Warren C ' Hale; pastor. Sunday
school 9:43 S-m. .Eunice Bart, super
intendent. Morning service-at 11. Eve
ning service: at. 7 JO. Praj-er meeting
! Weonesday -at i ao psa. -
COURT . STREET CHRISTIAN
17th at. Court street. W. H. Lyman.
Dastor. Sunday school 9:45 a on. Morn
ing service at 1030. Sermon ' subject.
11:40 p-m.-to elder members. of tOiupervse turn wmie ne is on lenten season liavbeentexMUiir rr5" si-:W: 71'
their families. ; - . I parole, it costs sj to now nun cej or w eitoesdg. February itronfc . wtodxte 1 minister. Mid-week
"i prison. With the number on H jkr Sunday' comes fin April gW 1Dufa3r-
Wedding pictures taken at the parole and probation now we fi h this (year imdlmany 9J1LA .Vs -
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. sure the state is saving $179,000
a vnrJ Alsn if thev" were all iii-
rrogram Announcea . tne an- cuvuua nhvsieal nlant to
n i . i, . . I V " -
nuai uneraeKewn oanquet wm oe hold them would have to be en
held in the Marine room at the
Marion hotel, Saturday February
17. F. V. Horton, assistant UJS.
regional forester, will be th e
speaker.
larged at heavy expense.
are already making plans -for pro
grams for that occasion.'-
Good; Shepherd" Tople Th
West Salem Mennonite Bretheran
FIRST CHRISTIAN . -i
Center, and High Streets. - Dudley,
Strain, pastor, uiay j. x-omeroy, asso
ciate pastor. Sunday school 9 JO a.m.
Leslie Carson; aaperintendent.' Morn
inr service at 10:50. Sermon subject.
Christian aoyaity. xouia meeiuig at
By serving part of the term Uburch twill present a program l: p jn. Eveoing service at 7J0. Ser;
outside prisonwalls the men, we Sundayfl night at 1 7:45 fPJnRev. S?:? itrlcbuh
learned, earn an average or about sam r. jweuieiai xm oe tne speax-
$241 per month or in round num- er and three "scene-O-felt" pic-
Phm wirii tw in.ii hT stay out of ferouble when they are tures wUl be featured. The Good
- I AAA AAA .Ji AL.. I M. 1 I . !. V.1 L
uistrom's exclusively. 10 year
bonded guarantee. Application im
mediately; Call 9221 for Free es
timate. '
Railroaders Call E. F. Ghorm
ley, recently appointed assistant
bers $2,000,000 a year, and they Shepherd
working. Als . average figures j theme.
show they return $17,000 of these
earnings to ! the state in income
taxes. v 1 I -iJ i
Facilities Needed .
"The state heeds an Intermedin
I -I. ?
Dr. Hansen Speaker From an
-night i Wednesday at JO pju.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Marion and North Cottage streets.
David Nielsen, minister. Church school
9:43 ajn. Adult forum. - Rev. Earle
T.rrv -will Iwrin a atudv of Christian
ity and anU-seitiitism. Worship service
at 11. Sermon, 'Brotherhood Our Un
finished Task." Young people's meet-
intimate knowledge of China ob- I ing jo pjn. Wednesday 6 ao p.m. sup-
tained during 40 years spent there
as a missionary icr the Methodist
general passenger agent for the ate prison. have 104 boys 15 church, j Dr. Perry- O. Hansen will
Southern Pacific at .Portland, vis
ited Salem Friday in company
with C. 12. Yeargain, district pass
enger agent.
Are you this woman? She wants
a permanent position as a depart
ment store cashier in Salem, Ore.
She wants good pay and working
per and study Of Pleasant Hill acad
emy. Dr. Lawrence wggs, wuiamene
university, speaker.
KNIGHT MEMORIAL,
CONGREGATIONAL.
19th and Ferry streets. Willasd :B.
Hail; minister. Church school 10 ajn.
Worship at 11. -Race -Keianona aim
conditions and she is experienced convicts have been inducted into
in cashlerinr activities. Here is the service ! from , Oregon. Only
:w s 1 a f tr ! sr . ii ia
to 18 years of age In the pent- spea W Jasra xee; Metnoaisi
tentiary and another 160 between church Sunday ni.jht at 7:30 pjn.
20 and 24 years of ate. Fifty ner e will speak at il ajn. at Leslie
cent of the prisoners are first of- Methodist church on a similar sub- m:iT1tasSn. sign Yuth ri
fenders..We believe these young IJect. . j lowship jo pjn.
men and the.first offenders should
not be thrown into contact1 with
hardened criminals.
"Two hundred , and seven ex-
Sconta Guecta - Two troom of SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL.
nm CM.,t. r4U fc il tnurcn ana ucmuni
" " awow w - I George H. Swift, rector.- iioiy corn-
First Christian- 'church Sundav I munion 7 JO ajn. Junior church 9:45,
prayer service ana sermon xx. oniw
opportunity; if you desire further
information please write Box 584,
car .StatMman.
. Daughter Born - ' Mr. and Mrs.
Ma thew Russell,' 45 Park avenue.
Friday bcame the parents of a
moringii Troop 4 is sponsored "by
the j church and troop 11 is the
Englewood school troop.'
Will Furmish Music The young
one has, been tkicked out with a.
dishonorable discharge. This is
less thfn one-half of one per cent people of the First Cburch of the
ine .national average is one per Nazarerie-will furnish music Sun-
cent.; tietween, Juiy , l, izf ana daT afternoon at : 2:30 for the
Tuesday party for Sunday school 390
to S D.m. Asn Wednesday, noiy com
munion 7 and 10 a.m. and instnicnen
at 7 pjn. .. . - f -HIGHLAND
FRIENDS
North, Church street and Highland
avenue. Herman. H. Macy. pastor. Sun
dv achool la a.m. Clifton Ross, sup-
erlntendenv V Mommg semce at xx.
July ;i ,1844, We held 980 parole IksLM t! nroeram S Tical. Yountf l,JJSlJ UK.
a m a k a aVS.A Ulf.4 nil.U ua. w-e I lnAT I A m . I 'P1n AT Tna ,!' MATT" 1 aHUUr . x. aCa. liV' sjVCinui S,S liw
caugmer, Dorn at Jt:o pjn. in sa 0, r nz 1ft- t -JTZTt V" -t in charge of . student, and
lem General hospital. The father r. Z w- iWauuns, jr. wn pe ine speaxer. fwnty of Cascade college. Portland.
tu kauv im tn v. ttIb "" "w The program is sponsored by the Prayer meeting xnursoay t aw p j
WJk X VUS.T AO ABA M WaSwT SKA AAA J 1 XI. J . S . J M A . . Kte I . 1 I .
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BETHANY Er. REFORMED
Caoitot and Marion streets, s. A I
Kielsmeier, pastor. Sunday school 10 '
ajn. Morning service at 11. Sermon i i
subject, "What Christ- Does M tne
Soul" . . . l , . . ,
CHURCH OF ! JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAT SAINTS
460 North Cottage ' street. Sunday
school 19 ajn. Relief society, priest
hood meeting and primary 1129 a.m.
bacrament meetutg at 1 pjn. M. x. A.
Tuesday 7 JO pjn. - I '
FOURSQUARE " If " " "
North inn $ ana urey man streets.
Rev. Charles. JC .Tatej .pastor. Sunday;
school 95 ajn. Mornmg service at 11.
Sermon subject, -The! (Jhurches -Need
of Prayer." Evening t service -at 75.
Sermon - subject, "Jonah and "the
Whale." Tuesday J :4 p.m. prayer . and
Bible study. Friday at 6 JO pjn, ,11th
anniversary dinner. f i - .-
; v " - . . f - - i r
FIRST SPIRITUALIST
Ma North Commercial street. ser
vices at 2 JO and T:30 p.m. Circle at .
Speaker, Rev.s Mary , ueraea. xj - , v
church or Christ; - .
Madison and Baker street. L. I-
Freeman, minister.. Sunday school at
10 ajn. Morning service at 11. Evening
service at 7, song practice. Preaching
1 lWemorial; Planned Qiemawa Mail
To Be Speaker
At Silvertoh
; : Y.
f '
A memorial service, f or Ensign
SILVERTON The Rev. - Alan -
Wilcox of the Chemawa Indian
school will be guest speaker Tues- '
'day at 2 o'clock, when the. Womi "
en's . Society -of Christian Service
enter tains at the "Methodist
church. Guests wUl be welcomed.
Rev; O. Leonard' Jones also an
nounced that the Methodist -Boy
Scouts will meet Monday night at
the' church and the official board
Tuesday 'night " at the annex.
The Wflling Workers of the .
Calvary Lutheran church Will be
guests of the Alrick; sisters at
their home on Oak street Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. O. C.
at. 7:45. Bible study
730 pjn..
.Wednesday, at
f !
FIRST CHURCH OF OOO .. .
Cottaffe and Hoed streets. Rev. M.
A. - Schlatter, t pastor: ; . Sunday ; school
9:45 ajn. Junior church at 10:45.. Morn-
lnr service at 11. Sermon subject. A .
Faxlina- Away ' First." ' Evening . unified
service - at 7:15. Sermon subject.
"Quench Not uie .SP"?K
CALVARY CHAPEL FULL. GOSPEL, ,
1179 North ! cnurcn street, tcev.
Claude C. and Mary . Wi BeU. , pastors.
Sunday school 10 aja. ; Morning ser
vice at 11. Afternoon ; Service at 2:49.
Evening service at 74. Thursday eve
ning 'service, at :5. i Saturday umie
11 o'clock Sanday morning . at
Jason Lee Methodist church.
Glenn Monroe Iklns,' who Olson of Calvary also announced
was killed December, '4, 1S44, mid-week Bible study will
In an airplane crash In the j be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at
Central Pacific, will be heft si the church. 1
Dr. and Mrs. R. j. vanCleave
will entertain the Immanuel Lu
theran. Sunday school teachers, at
their, home .Wednesday " night
Choir . rehearsal ' will " be held.
Thursday night at o'clock. Con-"
firmation classes will meet Sat
urday; at 9:30 ajn. , !
1 Hostesses at Fellowship dinner
4-
- t .
Education Is
Sunday TopiQ
i1:
All - day - Sunday ' is jeducation j at Trinitr church Sunday will be
oay at tne . uigiewooa 1 urutea i uimvi uuwh xvxxs.. m.
S?aZ, anl "Jw'V "5. ' . , S"" Brethren church, North 17th' at IC Thompson,. Mrs.. Henry Erick
Tuesday through Friday prayer J Jh. -t.i i- ... ' t r Ij j u- n.--. r j
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE '
13 tn and Ferrr streets. Waiter ! S. l morning sermon topic VJs EduCa
Frederick, pastor. Sunday school :45 1 tion the Remedy?'. The vested
?TS?l!Hl25fl :u ITiX choir under the directiori of Ches-
Nebraska Ave. Rev. -J. M. Gpod-1 sen and Mrs. Alvin Legard. Trin
heart,' pastor, will; have . as his 1 ity, Dorcas society meets Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.
subject. "PotenUaUties of Prayer.'
Evening service at 7:45. Sermon sub-';
Ject, , "Cruciiied . by - Conv-iction." At
the morning service time win be
set aside lor dedication of infant.
ter O. Goodman will' sing "Rise
Up, O Men of God.7: 1.
C. Larson and Tuesday night with
Mrs. Orlin Smedstad at the Ole
Moen home. .Choir rehearsal will
be held Thursday at 8 pjn. with
FIRST EV ANGELICA!;
The night service- will be far Mrs. Trim Andenu dirdinir
harge of fte youth. Harley Har- Confirmation classes will be held
Corner Marion "and Summer streets, j vey, from HiiwpoTi will give his I Saturdav at fl-30 and 11 n'jn.
v. J. Kenneth Wlshart. pastor. Sun- illustrated lecture on "Health and ,11UIUJ f a 4n.
Rev,
"peruSen'tinio end interest-
trem. LAscao i mg study, of physiology is UlUS-
R. H. Ermel.
Rev. Richard Taylor
college. Portland, will be the speaker,
Youth stouds meet at 6:30 p.m.-Even
ing service at 7 JO. A "plaUorm ser
vice" by the young people from -Cas
cade college. irayer ana bioic bout
Thursday at 7 JO p.m.
Elijah Them
trated with more than 100 colored
simes. .xiarvey nas oeen recom- i g- i
mended by many " churches and II It illTIOTIft '
FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZASENE
schools throughout Oregon.
The intermediates of the church Dr. Irving A. Fox, pastor of the
Center at lith street. Rev. Weaver 1 school are . using education day as First Baptist church, will begin a
w. 4P"Htor-f"na"??'rfIi,V 1 the time to organize an Interme- series of sermons on Elijah Sun
MorniM serce-atlt, sV by speaking on the
ject, "Greater Glory .T Youth groups
:JU p.m. a.vening icm m iw. s- i . ... . -
mon subject. ''The Rejected Prophet-; I .hPlfitmtl KnVnltV
Wednesday 730 ' PJ. prayer ana i -" -'Jl -J
praise service, bhuiuij -w p-u. i T f-g ,
Galilean Hour, KSLM, "1 I a SpTTTinn 1 AT.! P.
PHRISTIAK AND
MISSIONARY! ALLIANCE
subject "God's Care of Elijah, or
the Blessedness of Famine."
The young people begin Sunday
night a two-by-two -program of
personal evangelism, which is a
. -A
Rev. Dudley Strain. J castor of part of the "Winning New Friends
Corner of North Fifth and Gaines I TirKt rhHatian hurVh. has as for Christ" emphasis preceding:
. . . n u i H.MMM.nn mMC.nr Mm. I ....
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crlsion." Wednesday -T JO pjn.. family
mgnt. ., ; 4;
TRUTH CENTER i'-
S3 State street. Olive Stevens. MsD,
pastor. Morning service at-11. Sermon
x nn A a .
darschooi TnTM6rm service his Sunday morning sermon topic ineir weu auenoea pray-,
at ii. sermon subject "The aii-s- "Christian Royalty." and the choir er meetings on Wednesday night
Schmidt, jr. wiU sing the anthem t "LJ , , '
b.i v. -roifh T.vboi-m- kw Th annual .meeting, of the.
c?t,-w t t. - -'-' Women's, Missionary eociety with
Spmney. T h e mens uarett of men f :the special
rn-tr guests, wfll-beheld Wednesday
Sdt, Gerald Morrison , ahd Jt
Fred Bates will sing "Seeking for MfJV:w th. thro nild
Me" by Fillmore. ' ;.7 ' F
T. P. StevensJ
these were revoaea for tecmucai Sali rMcons honital arwl th
Among the outstanding business reasons sucn as wmg a oxinK or chanlaiii. Rev. Sam P. Neufeldt is - south Commercial and Washington
schools on the Pacific coast is the .-uxxj. ui, " in charge.
SALVATION ARMY
141 State street. Ma:
hmm: Suntltr school at 19 a.m. Morn
hut service at 11. Evening -service at
7J0. Thursday'. Saturday, S-pjn. Mar
lon County. .Holiness i associauon wux
tne evening is Bnogmg D e e p jo - -a f- " r?
meet Tuesday. February W, at 1030, Chasms.' A women's trio,. Myrtle j iJeMCJLlA uuy A u Bl
streets. John and Laura- Tracbsel,
screen star, formerly with Duke
r.llintrton Ranrl
dPhitunry
. , Earl H. Lowry, late resident of
' route five, box HOC. Salem, at his
residence Thursday, February S. at the
, age of 42 years. Survived by wife.
Elsie Lowry of Salem; one daughter.
Roietta lyowery: ana inree sons, uay-
lord. MeUord and Delbert Lowry.- all
of Salem; one sister, Mrs. liable
Burns of Bates, Ore.; five brothers.
Glen and Johnnie Lowry of the u. S
army. Bill Lowry of Corvallls. . and
Harry and Lloyd Lowry. both of Alma.
. Neb. - Services wiU be held Monday.
February 12. at 2 p.m.. at the dough
Barrick chapel with Rev. Nevitt Smith
officiating.
- Clifford Elgin, late resident of
WiHr. Idaho, on February 9. Husband
f Kate Elgin of Wilder: father of
Un rurtan Foreman of Salem. Cllf
ford Elgin of Wilder, and Lt. James
Elgin of. jacvaw nospiiax at nana
Walla, Wash. Also survived by three
Candchildren. runerai announcemen
Ur by the W. T. Rlgdon company.
Mrs. Myrtle Littlefleld. 78. at a local
fexnital rririav. February 9. Survived
by son. Leon A. Littleiield ot Port
land: three grandchildren, Leon A.
Littlefleld. Jr of the V. "JV
France,- Miss Susan Littlefiekl and
im urarv Trralne Eisenhauer. both
of . Portland. Member of the Salem
chapter No. 1 War Mothers and the
TwT-in church. Funeral services
.ui k kih Saturdav. February 10,
a r, m from the HoweU-Edwards
chapel, 545 North Capitol street, with
Dr. . J. C. Harrison officiating. Con
inV services at Mt.' Crest Abbey
mausoleum and crematorium. ;
11
i 01 j , -f v,i. home at
.JU!:"1..V"t.;'; 7 .v. February 9
Announcement .of services later by the
R.
Ramoiia Qub Guests
SILVERTON 4- Mrs. W.
Tomison was hostess to members
of the Ramona dub Tuesday af-
i, . I mon suojeci. xne
k xi vxic u .tvi.ui5 Christian Meditation.'
street, aits, james noiungsworui
Canital Susiness cnllec 345 Court ln nurnofir u.iuiuueu new
c .-h i .... 1 crimes, xagnry-tven per. cent
date courses, that are meeting Pved 4U Urm outside pri-
. .v, ; l son waus.
Classes for hpsri nnern start Mon
day. Phone 5987. Many Attend Roberts
I rr 'it n
Visitor Doe Miss Gean Gor- lxriUtge IlOll fOrty
don, of Oregon City, will be the ROBERTS I More than 40 an4 Mrs- Christine Taylor assisted
weekend ffuest rif Wanda Wilson. I -iriA inJ . ti.inhknM tfor.rlorl I her; t
of the office force of Justice of the pinochle party at the Roberts
the Peace Joseph B. Felton. at her I cranee hall Wednesdav.
home in Turner. . High scores I were held by lllrs.
R1nn TKAonrA snH Austin Catei' i liMAlAA lLe.L.
i.eonara s oupper chid presents, Consolation by Mrs. Joe Ringwold
wua lumugu auuuajt vlc l and Qtto Roller.
Anaerson, wen Known stage ana The next nartv will b held the
first Wednesday in March 7.
Max
aan. and. S pjn.
Pemberton, snperintenderrt.- - Morning
service at 11. Evening service at J30.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 JO pjnt
Silvertbn Churches
North!: Church stteet. S. L. Almlle,
pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Mist
Hannah ! Olson, superintendent. Divine
services at 11. Topic. "Jesus Christ is
Passing By. Anthem by tne choir.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
. 343 North Church street. M. A. Get
zendaner. DD. Dastor. Sunday school
9:45 ajn. Morning service at 11. Ser-
Blesseuness oi
Luther League
7 pjn. Gaylin Freye. leader. . i
CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC) !
State street at 18th. F. H. Theuer.
pastor. Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Morn
ing service at 11. Sermon subject.
The Reverent Use of God's Name."
Lenten services Thursday 730 p.m.
Dorcas society Wednesday S p.m. Pria
cilla Guild Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Con
firmation class Saturday 9:30 a.m. j.
FIRST METHODIST .'
Church at -State street. Dr. J. C.
Harrison, pastor. Church school
reorganized church .of jesus I Speer will sing "The Lord Is My
CHRIST or lattkk u Shenherd" bv KoschaL!
iwi rmktai streets Charles I 'cl'u. VJ XVUStllUfc.!
Asber. pastor; Sunday schoor 10 a jn. I ' The choir will sing the anthem,
".rniD 3I51XdS Tther.of Mercy- by Bohannan.
at S p.m.
SALEM HEIGHTS COMtlIl . 1 T . T 1 1 1
Salem Heighta Community halL Rev. I At rirSt H.VangeJlCaI
19 ajn. Morning service at xx. .
KEIZER UNION (Undenominational)
r.rin halL Rev. David Hamm. pas-'
tor. Sunday school IS ajn. Morning
service at It. Rev. h Sam NeufeWt,
guest speaker, young people s met -
Glrls Missing Lucille Kitah
and Rose Mary Tronson, each
aged 14, were reported missing
from Chemawa Indian school, po
lice said Friday.
Are you this woman? She Wants
a permanent position as a depart
ment store cashier in Salem, Ore.
She wants good pay and working
conditions and she is experienced
in cashiering activities. Here is
opportunity; if you desire further
information please write Box 384,
care Statesman.:
CooUettes to Meet The Cooti-
ette club will meet at the Veterans
hall Sunday at 2 p.m. for a busi
ness meeting. Mrs. Edna Prince
will be in charge. .
Leonard's Supper club presents,
this week through Sunday, . Ivie
Anderson, well known stage and
screen star, formerly with Duk3
Ellington's Band. .. -
Here from Pasco Lt. M. R.
Cydell of Pasco, Wash., was a
visitor in Salem Friday.'
Wanted Spanish language rec
ord. Elmer Underwood, Turner,
Oregon. '
Her From Klamath FallsPaul
Farrens, attorney of Klamath Falls
formerly of Portland, was a Salem
visitor Friday.
Moving! We will be open at our
new location, 173 S. Coral, Mon.;
Feb. 12th. A. L. Skewis & Co.
L1dqd0dDd
Luther League 7:30 ; pjn. Topic, "Open a.m. Preston Doughton, superintend
Doors." ent. Worship at 1045. "I Got A Glory .'
' r : j H sermon by the pastor. Service at 7:4!
DBeeoDD'aHs
cimctyrr court
West Main and risks 'streets. O.
Leonard Jones, minister. Church
school 10 ajn. Fred Baker, superin
tendent.! 'Divine service at 11. Topic,
"The Christian Priority." , Youth Fel
lowship 5: at 7 pjn. ' Adult Fellowship
at 8. 'xoptc, "The Caurchi Prepares for
the Returning Service Men."
CALVARY i ' ' M ; t-V
Jersey : street. O. ; C.
43
p.m. The noaa ana tne noia i mo.
Youth church, and nursery at 11 a.m;
r. r . j
JASON LEE METHODIST V
North Winter at Jefferson street S.
Ravnor Smith, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m.-C M. . Roberts.' superintend
ent. Morning service alr.-lL Sermon
subject, 'Dreams Come 'True. Boy
Scout anniversary sermon. Evening
service at 7:30. Sermon subject
China"' by Dr. Perry o. nan son.
Olson, pastor,
David Harvey Vs.; Milton d fJti Soffit YouH reUowships J9 pjn.
Bristol ana liaroia 't:. jacooson I Topic, "A Great opportunity fcroorac- I LESLIE METHODIST
vsi Milton CI Bristol; defendant lff I- pl
in f response i to Dlaintiffs motion TRrNrrt I
fiMtvi nammercial at Mvers street
Joseph Knotts, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 ajn. Morning service at xx. ui.
Perry O. Hanson, returned missionary
if t.j! I secona ana a streets, sunaay scnoox
lor jupgrnenson pieuaxngs ;pre-1 M UJami Htarr Toryend. , superintend-1 China. Suest speaker. Youth Fel
sents feportl Qf business transao- I ent. Divine worship at 1U Topic. "Eyes iowshlp S-J0 p.m. Evening service at
x;-i j a:.- s.l I xnai see. uiwer mieiw
w TVMU ' " y Topic. 1-Ways and! Means." -. Barbara orrbiidpieshlp. Pyer meeting on
Luther j League 7 :15 pjn. 7 jq. 'Sermon subject
Signee Of Oregon War Woodwork- I DeLAngd; and BeVerly; Zimmerman, l Thusday at 79 pjn;
"Requirements
erg. Inc., with attached exhibits.
Martha K. jWuorhos vs. S.'L.
Jesperson; motion to strike.
Lilliam IXj Beeil: VS. iMilO H. I Peoplesn superintendent Worship at ll
Boen; divorce - complaint; alleges
cruel (and Inhuman
treatment- i MAROUAM METHODIST
..V. 44 k a., -K?t I . .r'rLDuum. tyi. """-
vuivu y iiiuw. vuu- jg sjn. Mrs. J, x- kiones, superinien-
dren, the home and household I dent ! i , ; j ' '
gooas, iuu attorney lees ana chkistun science i
per weex lor support oi cnuaren.
PROBATE COURT
James Fred Smith estate; order
admitting wilt to probate; Alice
E. : Smith appointed executrix.
William K. Dunkle estate; or
der closing estate.
James H.f Nicholson estate: fl
nal account! of Lydia M. Nlchol-
Baillie Takes
On New Duties
W. H. Baillie, for several yean-
past the manager of the local em
ployment office, has been assigned
to new duties as temporary area
representative' for the U. S. em
ployment service in- northwest
Oregon, outside of Portland. His
territory, will embrace the counties
as far south as Linn and Benton
and west to the coast
Arch Metzger, who has been
assistant in the local office has
been advanced to temporary man
ager. It is not known how long
the temporary assignments will
hold. Baillie will continue to make
his home in Salem. ., , .
leaders, i
V ' f' . I WK1TJCTXM METHODIST . I
FIRST CHURCH Of CHRIST l' 15th ana Mul streets. LoweU GilgCT,
rarK ana sirsi bitccu. nusacu njn i nastor. Sunday tcnooi i ajn. mom-
pastor. Bible school 9:45 ajn. Raiph.irn aervice at 11. WYPS 7 p.m. Even
ing service ax , I :a. rraj er iuruh
Wednesday, at S PJa.
Eveningj services at 70
TOUIT PRESBYTERIAN - "
Chemeketa at-Winter -Streei. xtev.
PhMtcn W Hamblln. nastor. Sunday
school 9:45 ajn.' J. J. Fltzsimons. sun
I erintendent Morning service at 19 J.
! c.n. mMmr ImwuM ' Christ Our
South! Third street Sunday, school tta - Evenins- service at 730. Ser-
hi . - : . . . : I Uiah Vsllnwitkia 4 M D.m. TUXiS
CHURCH OP GOD r - " '"land Colleee-Business. Fellowship 9;1S
North! Second street O. R Maaer.i.m. Monday- at 7 30. Boy Scouts.
gas tor. Sunday achool 19 ajn. preacn- Thursday at 739 mid-week service,
tg at li. Chiklren'a; hour 7 p.m. Bible I , s
study at 7.,Evangehstiei at S. . I I ENGLEWOOD CHURCH OP THE
1 I ITNITEn BRETHREN IN CHJUSX '
ASSEMBLY OF GOD IU . North ' 17th and Nebraska avenue
Front street Omar Bailey, pastor, i, vr Ooodheart paster. Sunday
Sunday ) school 9:45 a.m. worstnp at 1 9Cilooi $n$ a.m. Morning service at 11
ll. Younc peopte-Ai pju. t r-Vinir ainn "Rise-un u. Men oz ww.
..,. . ... i " - - ' . . .
geiisuc 91 e. . . ij., ;
Education day. "Is Education the Rem
edyT YPCE 930 .m. Wanda Ring;
i-.Am "Him L R Decent and
Modern Woodman hall. Sunday I u.. x.unr at s-ao. Otia Brad-
school lit 9:45 a jo. Worship at tl I bury presenU two more chapters of
MIA at 1 7 30 pan. - - - Igtudy book. Evenmt service r at 730.
son, , executrix, jshows. disburse
ments (of $755.50; final hearing
March! 17. : S i' vj;'
Txi -RilfVi1t Mtat rAt!n in
state treasurer advises - aDoralsal 1 t f.'s catholic
t i - : .. . . i vu. nairej " -
Of properties Will be made Feb-L.1"? sd Grant sheets, t tinerjoan i urtrated lecke on Health ana ax-
t i van MnorniiasMi. uasuii. ouituai tisaasKB i .wi
ruary j21 at 2 pjtxj at the Leo at a and ie. followed by benediction.
Buchhelt farnt on Meridian' road Tuesday ; and .Friday at 8:15, other rm8T CHURCH OF CHRIST, .
vm Monla'i!. Sundav. Public lnvlt
ed. Harley Harvey, Newport gives an
east of Mt Angel.
JUSTICE COTJET'
days at! 7 a jo.
r
gBVENtH,DAT ADVENTIST
State VS. Curtis Herbert Cleav- j Ring, pastor. Sabbath school Satur
er; charge i violation of basic
rule; fined $15; and costs.'
I State vs. I John Jerome Johns;
charge' non-support; trial s contin
ued to February 13, at 10 ajn.
i State .vs. - Sam I Countryman;
charge defrauding an innkeeper;
costs assessed ; and paid and de
fendant reimburses innkeeper.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
George Pietrok, ; 22, 'farmer.
route ne, Stayton, ' and s Louene
Maerta, 19, domestic. Scio. J
Everett W. Seay. legal. 'painter.
2815 South: Summer street and
Edith Toney,? legal, linen mill
worker, 205 Korth Capitol street,
both of Salera. -
Chemeketa and Liberty street Sun
srfeanl . 11 a.m. Mom In service
at xx. sermon, wdjisv -tne
service at t. - Sermon . subject
dayj at 1930 ajn. -Mrs.' ;G. JL- Foute, i .-ftutn- Wednesday meeting at S pjn.
superintendent Worship at 11. YPS includes testimonies of healing. Read-
at S30 pjn. .
1 ing room 14S South High street I
Mr. Strain's aermon topic for
Phillips, Ruth Tanner ; and Pearl
VrllAv P.riiirrrin Cascade College Man
In FFA Contest
Jim' Carter, Salem, won first
place in the Future Farmers of
America public speaking contest
Friday at the Corvallls high
school, with his subject "Che
murgy is Working for the Farm
er." Carter is a student of Salem
high school.
The . Rev. Richard. Tavlor, m- "epresentauves oi uottage
structor at Cascade college, Port- Grove Corvallis placed second
land, will ar-ak Sundav at il a m I end third at the meet Salem stu-
t virst F.von0i;9i ohnroh vt I dents are under, the direction of
Hon at Summer streets'. A worn- William McKinney.
ne
ing at 730 pint. Eventof service at trio which will Provide two
t i I J " I -m . w
special: numbers, will accompany I SCOUt Anniversary IS
w sftBsv niivniT f -j. sm- - . a a. . ... i m
Ete"a Em. street,. Sunday vice at V -m. rui rp TlTnrlf1av Nifrrit
achool . 9: ajn. Ben; swinrora, sup- j oe a "piaizonn service" ana young i - . . j - o '
kelntaMnant I : 1 "I xi J . I
ciw,iwv. , : . . j nmni oi m scnooi will urm-T i - c a t vmxr xrvrrTms a
1 -' !) -'I - f ea a mem a aj ij XVA. XIExlUXllil
hayesvuxe' branch of . : I testimonies based upon personal I hrwt
HaVvixilcnooi, Sunday school t:4S experiences. Rev. Taylot wffl give thirty fifth year of scouting Mon-
ajn. Fred Brper, Bupennienaeui. . i auuri uux. 1 I day at JO, IB.
,.,ru MKmoDisT 1 Ane ev- jyxT- Aayior is a young i cubs, scouts and parents are
: Third andsGerth. streets.-Rideil A.1 man "Who' has established himself expected to attend. Lyle Leighton
SS8 cPwfclre tuteS! s a:writer upon doctrinal sub- wfll be guest speaker and scout
dent Morning service at ll. Sermon i jeets. ills latest -book 1 entitled: 1 films will be shown.
subject "Wncoin, a Brotner w ; il A Rieht Conceotion of Sirx." Rev. Mrs. Wendell Gorton and Mr.
lowship 3o. Evening 'service at 7. -45. j J. Kenneth Wishart . Is the min- Carl Anderson are on the com- ,
viinliHin alidM entitled The Cru- 1 jx .a t i. -:- ' ' I a v. i- . i
. V S IT VTnn. ! "tcx ux uxia. fUUXCXX. - 1 UUVlt XU1 U1C IUU KUUU JJtX
MUV w V.... fc. - - " -- . I
day 'at 7 p.m. Otnctai - ooara meei
Monday at 730 . pjnJ Choir practice
Thursday at 730 pjn. h
WnrM trk Shi lit-
Mrs. Littleiield At 6 galur ja
Mrs.. Ole Olson and Mrs. Newkirk
for the scouts.
Funeral Set
y
Today at 4
Twenty r four Salem retail , es
tablishments announced Friday
that' until further notice and ef
fective at once ' .their places of
buslnas would b closed at g o-
Funeral . services i for Myrtle clock Saturday nights. Store hours
Littlefleld, 78, resident of Salem each week day will be 'from :30
for the past 20 years, wfll be held l jn." to pja.
from the Howell-Edwards chapel - in .the group are: Bishop's, F.
today at 4 pan. Dr. J. C Hani- W. ' Woolworth company, J. C.
son will officiate krid Interment:
wfll be at the Mti Crest Abbey;
Mausoleum and Crernatorium.
Penney company, Montgomery
Ward, Block's Shoe Store, Brown's
Jewelers, Stevens & Son, Arbuck-
Mrs. Littlefield wis a member of le-King Shoe , store, - Karl's Shoe
Salem chapter No. War Mothers store, Style Arch Shoe; company,
and was active in that organization I Kay's Dress shop,-the Man's Shop,'
until about-ievea "years ago when Metropolitan store, Jayson's, Wills
illness forced .her to retire. . She Music store, .Miners Department
was also a-member i
ian church. f
Survivors include
of the Umtarf store, Price Shoe company, Smart
;tk "-C'S' ! Shop,: Joe's Upstairs Men's store;
a sort Leon A. J fc f Men's aothlersHogg Bro-.
Littlefield of : Portland and .three triers, .Yeater AppUance) cxnpanyr
grandchildren, Leon 1 AJ Littlefield,; I tu i. aun ftirmiurt company,
jr. of the It S. army in France, i ma ornurMmgcx v.
Susan. littlefield of Portland, ana
Mary Lorraine Eisenhauer of Port
land. ; . I i -
Mrs. Littlefield was the widow
of the late George Littlefield. For
years the family resided on Divia
ion street.
tt r.mu sinr.rKEsa
Knlahts : of Pythias hau. omar y .
fentoo. i nastor. Sunday : school at lt
SJn. LnVine services at ; 11.
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE: .
North) Second street. B. A. Frank
lin, pastor. Sunday , school at lt a.m. i
Worship at 11. Young people at t:4S j
pjn. Evangelistic at 7:45.
Inccms Tax Scrvica
$1.E3 pd Up
" Phone 817
in Pioneer frost Wdg. '
,, ; , , j " '
Firsl Ilciliouisl Church
'Down Town The Tall 'Whltei Spire1! , .
. . Sunday 1C:E3 i bet a Glory- Isaea SeUUoiu
; ; Sermoxx hj Vr.h C HciTrlaoa - . .
THa choir will siny two spirituals: "Swing Low Swtel
- Chariot" and "Lord. I Want to a Christian
' - la My Heart." r i'
f ' Josephina Albert Spaulding, soloist singing: " v X
r--- "Nobody Know de, Trouble Tae SeenTIby Burleigh '
Verdict c! its
Ths Drain Ccznls-
; It is the brain that counts,
but in order that your brain
may be kept clear, you must
keep your body fit and welL
This cannot be done ; it one
drinks alcohol. Dr. Charles
.: Maya- ::.
.. Message sponsored by
A GROUP OF 'SALES!
, - CITIZENS j
b
UfcisUdd Bier
Hay Ilcin Pc:r
- Eycsigli!
Your Vision Checked
. Without Charire!
It may not be just dusty
windshield but a vision de
fect that makes a blur of
the countryside you drive
through. Don't risk accidents
. on the road; check vision
regularly.
Dorinj OpIIcal
- Dr. E. E. Boring -
Dr. K. A, Golden
' . Salem. Oregen
3SS Court St : . Phone 308
- OpUsnetrlsta, Opticians
Clough-iiarricA