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Salem Churches
BETHEL BAPTIST
North Cottage at D street. J. T. Ol
thoff, DD, pastor. Sunday school :45
.n. George Schirman, superintendent.
Morning service at 11. Sermon subject,
"The Understanding Christ." i Youth
tneets at 6:45 p.m. Mrs, L. H. Fisher
has charge of the boys' and girls meet
ing and Rev. Francis Fisher will speak
to the young people. Evening service
at 730. Sermon subject. "Have You
Counted the Cost?" Evangelist L. H.
Fisher preaches at the morning and
. evening services. Special music by the
Fisher party with Mrs. Francis Fisher
at the piano at all services. Baptismal
service at 7:30. ; j
" CALVARY BAPTIST ------4-"
South Liberty and Miller streets. Dr.
Charles Durden. pastor. C. - Howard
Smith, assistant pastor. Sunday school
1:45 a.m. L. H. Handle, superintendent.-Morning
service at 11. Sermon
subject. "He Took Ship for Tarshish."
Baptist Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m.
Evening service at 7:30. Sermon sub
ject, "Too Busy to Work," by Dr.
Durden. Wednesday , at : pjn.
church night. ; .
FIRST BAPTIST -!
Liberty at Marion street. Irving A.
Fox, DD, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Ray Cates, superintendent; Morn
ing service at 11. Sermon subject, "The
Twelve Sent Forth, or A Divine Mis
sion.' Evening service at 7:30. Sermon
subject. "Christ's Table Talk, Or Who
are "Invited?" 6:30 p.m. BYF meetings
for all age groups. Adult discussion
rmm leader Mrs. Irvnc Fox. Tuesday
6:45 p.m. men's council banquet- Wed
nesday 7:30 p.m. annual Parent-Teacher-Pupil
meeting of the church school.
IM MANUEL BAPTIST
Corner of Hazel and Academy streets.
Warren C. Hale. pastor. Sunday
school :45 a.m., Eunice Hart, superin
tendent. Morning service at IU Even
ing service at 7:30. Sermon subject.
"Moses, the Man of Faith." Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7 JO p.m.
. rmiBT STREET CHRISTIAN !
J7ti at Court street. W. H. Lyman.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m; Mori-
lng service at ju :ou. sermon suujtrti,
"How Did That Happen?" Christian
Endeavor hour 6:30 p.m. Evening ser
, vie at 7 JO. Sermon subject. "A For
tune to Share." Mid-week church
night Thursday tM p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center at High street. Dudley Strain.
castor. Clav J. pomeroy, associate
pastor. Sunday school 9 JO a.m.; Leslie
Carson, superintendent. Morning ser
vice at 10:50. Sermon subject, "The
Cross In Everyday Living." I Junior
hurh suDDer snack at S:30 p.m.: Youth
meetings at 8:30. Evening service at
7 :30. Sermon subject. "Two Essentials
In Christian Living." Dudley Strain.
Boy Scouts Monday at 7:30 p.m
Church night Wednesday 6:30 jp.m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL !
Marion at North Cottage i street
David Nielsen, pastor. Sunday i school
9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11. ser
mon subject, "Christianity's Mission in
America." Young people's meeting at
6.30 p.m. ,
KNIGHT MEMORIAL !
CONGREGATIONAL
19th at Ferry Street. Willard B. Hall
nastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. r Morn-
ins; service at 11. Sermon subject, "A
Lenten Journey Equipment We Need.1
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church and Chemeketa streets. Holy
communion 7 :3Q a.m. Junior church
and classes 9:45 a.m. Prayer service
and sermon at Tl. "The Crucifixion;
by John Stalner, 4 p.m. Wednesday,
Holy communion 7 and 10 a.m. in
structions 7 p.m. ; i
HIGHLAND FRIENDS !
Nerth Church- at Highland avenue.
Herman H. Macy, pastor. Sunday
' school 10 a.m. Clifton Ross, superin
tendent. Morning: service at 11. Ser
mon subject. "Going Away. Coming
Away." Junior CJ E. at 4 p.m. Youth
prayer meeting ml e. senior J. e. :jo.
Evening service) at 7J0. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7 30 p.m. . j
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial and Washington
streets. John and; Laura Trachsel, pas
tors. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Max
I Pemberton, superintendent. Morning
services at 11. Dr. Sam Cassells of the
Sudan interior mission, Africa, speak-
' er foor closing exercises. Evening ser
vice at 7:30. Sermon subject. "The
Transforming Touch." Laura Trachsel.
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. ; Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. j
JASON LEE METHODIST i
North Winter at Jefferson street. S.
Raynor Smith, ! pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subject. ( TGod and the ! Cross."
Church membership class at ; 5 p.m.
Youth Fellowship at 6:30. Boy Scouts
Wednesday at 1 p.m.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
343 North Church street. M. A.' Get
zendaner. DD, pastor. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subject. "The Cross of Jesus and
Religious Fanaticism." Luther j League
l p.m. Leader, ; Miss Jackie Torgerson
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CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC) '
SUte street at 18th. F. H. Theuer.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn
ing service at II. Sermon subject, "Pa
rental Responsibility." Lenten service
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Confirmation
class Saturday! at 9:30 a.m. ;
LESLIE METHODIST
South Commercial at Myers street.
Joseph Knott, pastor. Sunday school
1145 a.m: Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subject, "Worshiping Jehovah."
Youth Fellowship meetings at JO p.m.
Evening -service at 7 JO. Religious
drama, "The i Lost Church. Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 pjn. r
FIRST METHODIST t
Church at State street. Dr. 3. C.
Harrison, pastor. Sunday school 9:43
a.m. Nursery and youth church at 11.
Morning service at 10:50. Sermon sub
ject, "Man's Greatest Ambition Made
Permanent." Evening service at 7:45.
Sermon subject, "A Great Man's
Greatest Thought" ;
WESLETAN METHODIST '
15th ,at Mill street. Lowell Gilger.
puior.. aunaay scnooi 10 a.m. Morn
ing service at 11. WYPS 7 pjn. Even
ing service at 7:45. Prayer meeting
weanesaay ai 7:43 p.m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Chemeketa at Winter street Chester
W. Hamblln, pastor. Sunday school at
- S:45 a.m. J. J. Fitzslmons. surjerin-
tendent. Morning service at 10:55. Ser
mon subject "People are Different.
Evening service at 7 JO. Sermon sub
ject. "The Children's Christ" Youth
Fellowships at :15 p.m. Monday. Boy
Scouts at 7:30i Thursday at tM mis
sionary a inner meeting.
FIRST CHCRCh"oFCHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sun
day school 11 a.m. Morning service at
ii. sermon subject substance. ' Eve
nlng service at S. Sermon subiect.
"Substance." Wednesday meeting at S
p.m. inciuo.es wsumonies of neaung.
tteacung room its souu iiign street
ENGLEWOOD CHURCH OF THE
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST
North 17th and Nebraska , street J,
M. Goodheart pastor. Sunday school
:4S a.m. Mrs. Lowmiller's class In
charge of opening. Morning service at
- It Sermon subject "A Stranee Like
ness." Intermediate CE. YPCES, adult
CE at :30 p.m. Waning service at
7:30. Sermon subject "Dark Valleys.
Youth Singsplrauon at tO.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST i K ;'-'
243 North Commercial street Maxine
Boberts, pastor. Services at 2:30 and
7J0 p.m. urcia at a. ; j :
Firsl ; E lofliodisl Church
Down Town The Tall White Spire
C .Tm 1 rt.Cfl "Maa's Greatest Ambttion
bwMoUV w.vJ t MAdes Permanent" V
Sermon by Dr. J. C Harrison
C -rch Schssl 9:45 ;
Zzxzirj ciJ YcdH Chsrcli 11:C3
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
FIRST CHURCH OF THK NAZABENE
- Center at 13th street. Sunday school
9:45 am. Milford Stun, superintend
ent. Morning service - at 11. Sermon
subject, "Christian Certainties." Youth
groups at 630 p.m. evening
at 7 JO. Sermon subject. "What Will
vi Da With Jesus?" Wednesday 7 JO
pjn. prayer and praise service. Satur- I
day 9:45 pjn. ine uaiuean nuiu,
KSLM.
CHURCH OF CHRIST - . .
Milium and Baker streets. L. L.
STttsSL
song practice at i. sermon ai iw.
Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. .
church of christ -
North Cottage and Shipping streets, f
i.n, .t
sermon .subject, "The Crucified
nb-ThooVaith"
Young people's, meeting and Bible
study 30 pjn. ...;
CHRISTIAN AND j
missionary alliance .
North 5th and Gaines streets. Rev.
am xoeuieius ui '- -"''"f
school 9:45 a.m. Morning service ai ii. i
Evening service at 730. Wednesday at ,ay gjght' the sound film, ,Jour
730 p.m. prayer and praise service. T-,colom r511 K' r,.
evangelistic TABERNACLE
iSratrrVsnel Walter S. Fred-
erick, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
".rS?!1:
service at . Sermon subject, "if St.
Paul Came to Salem. i
pilgrim "holiness I
975 Market street, faui nennj,
nastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morn-
ins service at 11. Rev. E. P. Dixon.
speaker. Evening young people's "er-
vice at 7. Message by the pastor at
730. Wednesday prayer meeting 73U.
at va-rinTTBMv
241 State street. Maj. F. P. Stevens.
Dastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning I
service at 11. Evening service at 7:30.
Services Thursday, Saturday pjn.
FOURSQUARE
North 19th at Breyman street.
Charles E. Tate, pastor. Sunday school
9:43 a.m. Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subject. "The Remarkable Plan
of Jesus Missionary service." Evening
service at 7:45. Sermon subject, "Good
Looks." Tuesday 7:45 p.m. prayer and
Bible study. Friday 7:45 p.m. prayer
service'.
TRUTH CENTER
336 SUte street. Olive Stevens. MsD.
pastor. Morning service at 11. Sermon
subject, "Building the Temple."
CALVARY CHAPEL FULL GOSPEL
1273 North Church street. Rev.
Claude C. and Mary W. Bell, pastors.
Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning ser
vice at" 11. Afternoon service at 2:45.
Evening service at 7 :45 In Veterans
hall. Dr. Maurice G. Brock preachin
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on "What wiu Russia do After Crer-
many Falls?" Thursday service at 7:45
D.m. Saturday Bible study and prayer
meeting ;s PTuy trough Fri-
uay .m., piajr7r mwun,.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Cottage at Hood street. Rev. H. A.
Schlatter, pastor. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Junior church at 10:45. Morning
service at 11, Sermon subject, "The
Evening Light." Evening unified ser
vice at 7:15 Sermon subject, "The
Hidden Life."
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Comer Marion and Summer streets.
Rev. J. Kenneth Wishart, pastor. Sun
day school 9:45 a.m. R. H. Ermel, sup
erintendent. Morning service at 11.
Dr John Carrara will preach Sermon
Professing and possessing Christian." 1
Youth groups meet at c.30 pjn. Even-
ma; sci vit.c at s vi, 4ii i wiu
preach on "Why A Preacher and Not
A Priest. Prayer and Bible hour
Thursday
at 7:30 p.m.
FREE METHODIST
maT.L.. xt.i. H:4-KM 4..v n-.
M. P. Knigge. pastor. .Sunday school j
9:45 a.m. Emory Goode, superinten-
...hwt "Tn-M.nt n fhri.f. i t 1
Week." Evening service at 7:30. Ser-I
EST. n.'u.btjlh "rSe
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Silverton Churches
CALVARY LUTHERAN
Jersey street. O. C. Olson, pastor.
Sunday school and Bible classes at 10
a.m. Olga Johnson, superintendent. Di
vine worship at 11. Topic, "The Hand-
SSdV rvtcJT Tbit
2 p.m.
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSION Ait Y ALLIANCE
North Second street. B. A. Franklin,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship
pastor, sunaay scnooi iv a.m. worsmp
UiL1fJTf45eopl " 6:45 pm-Evwi
PILGRIM HOLINESS
Knights of Pythias hall. Omar V.
Fenton, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m.
Divine services at 11.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Second and Park streets. William W.
Ring, pastor. Sabbath school Saturday
at 8 30 a.m. Mrs. G. . louts, super
intendent Worship at a. TPS at 3:30.
t pii;i ( riTunnr .
Pine and Grant streets. Father John
Y?l "h.e A'JKS!?
a iu iv, luuuwcu uj irsrtffUaVi.i'u.
Tuesday and Friday at 8:13 a.m. other
days at 7 a.m. Lenten services Wed-
nesday and Friday at 7 -J30 p.m.
LATTER DAT SAINTS I
Modern Woodman hall. Sunday
school at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11.
MIA at 7:30.
assembly op god
0 "m.L, -'p!V Sv,,!I e?i
o: p.m. fvanceiisuc at B.
CHl'BCH OF GOD
North Second at A street. O. R. Bak
er, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Preaching at 11.' Children's hour at 7
pjn. Bible study at 7. Evangelistic at 8.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Y
South Third street. Sunday school
1:43 a.m. Worship at 11.
MARQUAM METHODIST
Marquam and Scotts Mills road.
Pierre Smith, pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a.m. Mrs. J. L. Jones, superin
tendent. Worship at 11.- .
FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST
Park at First street Russell Myers,
pastor. Bible school t:9 a.m. Ralph
Peoples, superintendent. Worship at
11. Services at 7:30 p.m.
TRINITY
Second at A Street. M. J. K. Fuhr,
pastor. Sunday school and Bible
classes at 10 a.m. Divine worship at 11.
Sermon topic. "God's Way of Salva
tion." 4 Luther League at 7:19 p.m.
Topic, "The Source of Strength.
METHODIST
Main at Fiske street O. Leonard
Jones, pastor. Church school : a.m.
Fred Baker, superintendent Worship
at 11. Sermon, 'The Cross. Destiny
Not Fate. Youth Fellowship 7 pjn.
DtMANVEL
' North Church street S. L. Almlie.
pastor. Sunday school 1ft a.m. "Divine
ervice at 11. Topic. The Jesus Law
of Greatness. Luther League Fellow
ship at 1:30 p.m. Topic, "The Source
Of Strength." . . -
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Go toChurch Sunday Featured
Tllis Week by Salem Ministers
. -The Cross In Everyday life"
will be the second in a series of
Sunday morning; messages by Bev.
Dudley Strain at the First Chris
tian churchy Center at High street.
This fore-Easter' theme will" be
MmnlkmaniA hv ttnnrAnrfotft fnilk
f f"1!" rTt -T "
lie from the choir and the organ.
Hage?
line mornuiK sua win wig ,
Lord la Mv Sherjherd " by tiddle
and the choir under the direction j
0f John Schmidt,- Jr, Will Sing
"BeJ4ce Greatly," by Woodward.
' Thft Sunday, named as ''Go to
Churgh Sunday" by the ifalem
Ministerial association, markes the
hpsiriiintf of an intensive evaee- I
ust eiuputtiis. wui nig - ure g w era
a corbs of evangelistic teams will ;
i,nmM onntsptoH through the
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suis j -"M'"' v.
sented in fihe church sanctuary.
This IfuU length film depicts the
journey of sthe boy Jesus to Je-
and is taken from the
original play by Maxwell Ander-
jM -urao Wni H mail fnrl
admission. vT
-Doii iirt' Marrh 2S thf? Tinst
UegJ ling Marcn ZO ineJJlTSt
Christian church Will COridUCt a
j nrpxehinff with mMsaees
w.ee; OI. PreacninK wiui mrasages
mgnrjy Dy ine nev. uucuey oiraixi i
and music directed by; s John
5cnmjai, jr.
This will serve as
ji;mi: n t lnni rtarrMrl nf
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personal ana group evaiigensiic
! efforts on 'the part of the local
church. iM - 31 i';
Aarhus Home
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Instrtictorg Plan
Juesilay Session
STf .VERTON Immanuel ILuth-
.- f I
-ranf Snnrliav arhnnl tparhpr will
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meet at we raser Aariius-iioinc
TnAav at R n m 1nitn Pr-
TmiLanilpl
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church Wednesday at 8 pjii.! with
fnr Pil'tP"' f i
Irrpnanuel senior guild wUi
" h- i i
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aaactt vuuwuaj v viw i
the church. Mrs. Nels Henjum
and Mrs. O. G. Elertson will be
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held, Thursday at 8 p.m., Sluntor I
rnatlon classes meet Saturday at
8:30,
Methodist Boy Scouts I meet
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Monday at 7 p.m the ChoiT? Wed
nesrfnv at; R n m and the Loval
If: - ' .
Guards Thursday at 2 p.m. A
rummage sale is planned for Sat-
uTday at the old J. C. JPenney
buildinf
Choir rehearsal at Calvary
r.nfKoron Anrrh will K Wvlnos-I
davlat 7:30 n.m. !
Mrs. J6hn Dybevik Will be
hostess for the Trinity mission
circle Wednesday. Lenten ser
vices will be Wednesday ! at 8
P-" taiqir rroearsju liiuisudj
choir
1 with MrSii.Tom Anderson s as Ql-
reefer.
ifinity Sunday school teachers
will meet Tuesday. Confirmation
classes will be held Saturday at
9:3? and 10:30 a.m.
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A wo Alissionaries
Will Speak Sunday
At Friends Church
Dr. Sam Cassells, a medical
missionary under the Sudan inter-
ior mission. Africa, for a number
oi years, wiu e we guess spean-
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er fat th South Salem Friends
church at South Commercial
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street ana Washington street Sun-
HaJ,!, P0nn0l
day morning. Personal experiences
onfthe field will be given.
Accompanying him will be Miss
Olive Thrones, under : appoint-
melt to the same mission, - They
will also have charge of the clos -
ing exercises of the Sunday
bwiowi. - ;
: John Trachsel, pastor I of the
South Salem Friends I church,
starts a revival in the Newberg
Friends church Sunday. The week-
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I " cnapei oi faciuc college.
Th revival will run through
March 25.
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When Ilillcr
Sunday, March. 18 7:45 P.M.
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Noted Radio Preacher and Interpreter; of
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Dr. Brock
OSEGO STATESMAN, Salem.
New Pastor Here
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Sev. W. S. Frederick9 of Alberta,
Canada, Is the new pastor of
the Evanr el t s 1 1 e Tabernacle,
13th at Ferry street; He has had
a j varied experience, ii pastoral,
evangelistic, and church exten
sion! work. Over a period of
year! he served his denomina
tion In executive capacity,
speaking at conventions and re
ligioas gatherings.
T)r! TTn crh flnwrl
Dr. Hugh Dowd, Salem physi
cian and member of Calvary Bap
tist church, wU speal? to the
vvoivittvvi atiSjiA S7aawav. wa aA wviiap
Adult Fellowships Sunday at 6:30
pan. His message is entitled Ex
periences With God." : The Pio-
Ileer feiiowsnip wiu ronauci
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special service OI tne oeryice men
who have Bone from Calvarv
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Church, Mrs. Norman tlark and
the PubUcity Group are in charge.
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Dr- -Charles purden, pastor of
11 t a - :ii i a l L.
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BCIVtLCA OUllUdJ . 113 IUU1V, 111
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the morning is fHe Took Ship for
j1?" a nigT l,
speak on "Too; Busy to Work
'I 'hA C M I r V 1111 M nhif KATh
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by Stainer. Special services will
be held at the church during
I Passion week.
tairities
TcfBe Subject
Sunday morning i at the Jl
o'docl servicelat the Church of
azarene,! Center ) at 13th
streets, the pastor, the Rev. Wea-
ver W. Hess, "rill preach on the
topic, "Christiah Certainties."
Willard Friesen, tenor, will
sing the solo, PI Shall I "Not Pass
This Way" by Ef finger! The choir
antheitn- will be "Crown Him
LordjPf All" by Wilson
For the 7:30 p.m. evangelistic
service the pastor's topic is "What
Will You Do With Jesus?" A wo
men's trio, June Buell, Ruth and
Delores Pederson, will furnish
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special music snu uw uiuir wiu
also sing "The; Way of the Cross
Leads .Home" by Gabriel.
Dr. jj. E. B a t e s of Pasadena,
Calif.:' and former district super
intendent of the North Pacific
district, will speak every night
fro;. Palm Sunday, March 25
through Easter at a special series 1
of services.
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VlOVCrUaie iTIdKCS
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CLOVERDALE The Red CJross
war fund solicitation j Is nearly
1 complete. Quota for Cloverdale
distrtrt was $160, which has been
cAceeueu. ociiv uiaKcr uuu oci-
1 nice Wipper were the; local Red
I Cross workers-
James Bishop, county 4H club
leader, showed moving pictures
1
I lernoon. xieaitn sno swiuenis ui i
the homes were especially era-
1 phasized in the pictures.
Rossia Do ;
Is Dcfcalod?
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- TJood and Church Streets;
I . Sponsored byJDalvary Chapel ; .
later, and Mrs. Oaade C. Cell, Pastors
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Four Leaders
In Educationr
Dinner Guests
Four leaders of the Christian
educational movement in; India,
Presbyterian Mission college
president, and the other three na
tional leaders of India, jwill speak
at a dinner meeting at - the First
Presbyterian church Thursday
March 22 at 6:30 pjn.; The group
includes Dr. C Herbert Bice of
Lahore, India; . Ralla Ram, Miss
Zillah Soule and Khazan Singh.'
Dr. Rice is the principal of For-
man Christian college of Lahore,
ndia, who. first wentyto fndia in
906 as a short-rterm worker at
Forman Christian college, trie: was
appointed to ; regular; missionary
service in 19 JO. At Forman Dr.
Rice developed the first .psycho
logical laboratory; in northern In
dia. He was invited ;to teach at
the Punjab government funlver'
sity and became vice-prulcipal of
Forman Christian; college j In' 1920
he was elected principal o the
newly .reorganized Allahabad
Christian college and was trans
ferred to that city. 1, 1 ;
Dr.- Rice was bom in Iowa,
graduated from Woosterl college,
Ohio, and Auburn Theological
seminary. He has also done gra
duate work at Columbia: and
Princeton. Mrs.. Rice is fa sister
of Dr. , Arthur Compton winner
of the Nobel prize la physics.
This dinner will be no-host for
which arrangements are' beine
made by the Women's Mission
ary society. Mrs. D.jB. Xleihege
is chairman of the committee for
this event !l I
Qiurch Plans Jdr
Parent-Teachiy
1
il Meetings
The church school of the First
Baptist church will hold its an
nual Parent-Teacher-rPupil meet
mg Wednesday night, March 21
at 7:30 p.m. Exhibits of the year's
work and a social hour Nvill fea
ture the evening's . program. J
cordial invitation -is extended to
all parents and friends to attend.
Lawrence Riggs, -professor of
education at Willamette univer
sity, will speak at the j monthly
banquet of the Men's council, at
the church Tuesday at 6:45 pjm.
Dr. Irving A. Fox, pastor of the
church, speaks Sunday! morning
on the subject, "The iTwelve Sent
Forth, or a Divine Mission." His
sermon theme will 1 be! "Christ's
Table Talk, or Who Are Invited?"!
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good enough without
accepting Christ? Did
anyone ever become a
citizen of this Country
by being good? Tihey
all had to meei the U.
S. standard. Jesus laid
"No man cometh unto
the Father but by me."
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Carrara Will
End Services
"Why a Preacher and Not a
Priest," the life storyf of Dr. John
Carrara will be the sermon topic
Sunday at 7:30 pjn. at the First
Evangelical - church, Marion at
Summer -streets, i ' .
Dr. Carrara will speak on The
Difference Between Professing
and Possessing Christians" at the
1 1 a jbu service. . ! : -
,The services ; Sunday will con
clude a 10 day preaching mission
conducted at the church under the
eadership of the v tninister, the
Rev. J. Kenneth Wishart Dr. Car
rara is from Fairview, NJ. ,
Mrs. Carrara will hold the con
cluding service of the Junior
church revival at the 11 ajn. Sun
day service of the Junior church.
This part of the Evangelical
church y o a t h program is con
ducted each Sunday by , Mrs. J.
Kenneth Wishart, Mrs. E. H.
Leach, assisting. ;
A nursery for all children un
der three years of I age will be
conducted in the church parlor.
Mrs. Ralph Eyre is in charge.
Valley Churches
SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITY
Community hall. T; C. Stannard,
pstor. Sunday school t ,10 a.m. Morn
ing service at n.
HAYESVILLE BRANCH
OF FIRST BAPTIST
Hayesville school. Sunday school 9:45
a.m. Fred Broer, superintendent.
FOUR CORNERS BRANCH
OF FIRST BAPTIST I
East State at Elma street. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Ben Swinford. super
intendent. :''$
KEIZER UNION (Undenominational)
Granite hall. Rev. David Hamm, pas
tor. Sunday- school 10 a.m. Morning
service at 11. Keizer will be host to
Middle Grove. Swede and Waconda
Sunday schools, no host dinner at
noon. Afternoon service at 2. Evening
service at 7:30. Rev. Peter J. Becker,
speaker. . ; .
Comer of Hood
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The lews-What Will
Happen to Them?
WILL
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Go to the Church of Your Choice
But Go
The church census tvas very successful. 520 workers covered
the Salem field and cards are note sorted and ready for the
pastors of all churches, including those who participated and
those who didn't in the census.
notice:
for Personal Evangelism at the First
Church Sunday, March J8th, at 3 P.
'At this meeting a full report of the census statistics will be
given. Plans will i be outlined for the Personal Evangelism
campaign of each church. In this phase of the work the
churches will work separately, j .
' This Message Is Brought tajfou by the , - S
Visitor , Guest
At
Luncheon
" Mrs. Frederick J. Brennan was
a lunthecb hostess Friday after
noon t her home on North Cot
tage street in honor of Mrs. Nor
man Brown of Carson City, Nev
ada. Colonel and Mrs. Brown
have jbeei visiting in the capital
at th home of Colonel and Mrs.
Elmer, V,; Wooton.'
The luncheon table was' cen
tered i with a bouquet of .quince,
. narciiisusj and hyacinths., . .
"" Coersj were placed for Mrs.
Norman Brown, Mrs. ; Elmer V.
iWooton. &rs. Carleton Spencer,
Mrs. Rafph E. Purvine, Mrs.
Hugh Adjams, Mrs. Harold Hauk
and Mrs. iBrennan. ,
JlATiON CALENDAR
MEATS, FATS, ETC.:
Book 4 Redr stamps Q5 through S5
good tlhrough March 31. Stamp TS
through XJ good through Aprd 28;
Y5 and ZSiand A2 through D2 good
through Juhe 2: E2 through Jl good
through June 30.
PROCESSED FOODS:
Book; 4 Blue stamps X5 through Z3
and Al anl B good through March
31. Stamps C through G3 good through
April 28; H through M2 good through
June 2: N2 through S2- good through
June 30.
SUGAR
Book;
i-tamo SS valid for five
pounds!
through June 2. Next stamp
SCheduJ
led tp be validated May 1.
SHOES
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S mrniane stamns 1. I and
3 valid
Indefinitely. OPA says no plans
to cantel any.
gasoune;
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miinnni i s-ood evenrwnere ior
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four
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B-5, ClrS. B-6. C-. B-l ana c-7 cou
pons good j everywhere ior live gal
lons each.
FUEL
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f&"SLili&
every
season
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and Summer
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Today's Menu
Green beans (either canned
or fresh" frozen) 'will b amortf
the vegetables listed for the
weekend menus. Here are three'
days meals: ! ..:- j;
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Pear-nut salad :
: . Eggs Florentine I'S .
' Hot biscuits
' French fried; potatoes s,
Lemon. turnovers
SUNDAY
- Cabbage salad
. ; . Broiled lamb- chops ; ; ..
; Baked potatoes
Spanish, green beans . , v
Applesauce cake .
Ice cream
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MONDAY ,1.
Mixed vegetable salad
' Creamed onions and peas '
Boiled potatoes
Sausage cakes
Mixed fried fruits -
Cookies
EGGS jnLOENTIN15 ,
3 cups, cooked ispinach . , (
6 eggs ::-- ' -;
' ' Salt i
1 cups evaporated milk or
top milk jl . '
14 pound .American cheese
2 cups buttered bread crumbs
Spinach should be drained well
after heatiny, theii cut very f ipe;
Turn hot spinach! into a shallow
baking dish, i Make six depres
sions, pressing spinach well up on
the sides so that a raw egg may
be dropped- into each.- gprinkle
eggs with ! I salt Prepare a
cheese sauce by; melting the
cheese in the milk over boiling
water. Heat until cheese is just
melted. Pour hot cheese sauce
over, eggs and spinach. Top with
buttred crumbs and bake in a
moderate oven (3X5 degrees) un
til crumbs are brown, about 25
' minutes.
Yield: i servings. .
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