The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Saturday Morning, June 2, 1945
Cirildren's Day
At Englewood
To Be Sunday
The Englewood United Brethren
church will observe children' day
Sunday morning, June 3, during
the morning worship hour at 11
tjn. Mrs. Chase, children's direc
tor, assisted by her children's de
partment atari of workers, will
.present a children' day program
In place of the regular! morning
sermon. Following ,- the program,
the children who are being pro
moted into new departments will
""receive their diplomas." Parents of
these children are to be special
guestsfor the day.
-The program is as follows: r
"Bring Them In," children and
congregation; scripture, Cleta
Martin; morning prayer, Beverly
Hamman and children; recitation
Welcome . to Children's Day,"
Darlene Petrasy;
Recitations: "Junetime," by
Judy Query; "Jesus Loves Them
All," Jimmy Tero; "Room for
Boys, Jimmie McKinney, and
'Ups and Downs," Glenda Lee
Barker; r ;
"Song of the Raindrops," by
children's choir; recitations: "God
Cares for Us," Patsy Hughlett;
"A Soldier," Norman Walters, and
, "Bashfulness," Donna Hamman;
piano duet, - Miss . Koerner and
Rev. Goodheart; i -
Recitations: "Our Shepherd,"
I Gary Ferguson; "If You Can't Be
i Something, Be Something Else,'
Joan 'King; "Days," Sharon Bar
ker; There Is a Lot to Life,'
. Donna Sacre; ' -""j
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Pageant "Truths by the Way
side," directed by Mrs. Chase;
synopsis by Mrs. Goodheart; char
acters: mother, Mrs. Petrasy;, Bob
by, Charles - Query; Alice, Joan
Hamman; Carolyn, Beverly Ham
man; Dick, Jack Philips; Max,
Max Clausen;
"Summer," Sharon McKinney;
aong, "The Call of Summer," by
Summer and children; "Flowers,'
Donna Hamman, Norene Wilcox,
Darlene Petrasy, Diane Wilcox
and Lila Mae Daly;
Quartet "Where the Flowers
Twine," Beverly Hamman, Joan
Hamman, Josephine Ferguson and
Lois Deguire; "Vine," Jill Cum
mings; "Branches," Patsy Hugh
lett, Mary Lou Knox, Marilyn
Murphy, and Joyce Stettler;
"Sparrows," Judy . Query, Asa
Daly, Jimmy Pero, Jimmie Mc
Kinney, Glenda Lee Barker, Jean
Brandt, and Patty Bricker;
"Trees," Gregory Hamman, John
rty King, Randal Hamman, Henry
Clausen and Frank Beer. Song
"Praise Him," and promotion.
Young Adult Rally
To Be Held Sunday
First Methodist church will be
host for the annual Young - Adult
rally Sunday at 4 p.m. Invitations
have been sent to member f hurch
es in the Salem area by Don Dar
by, president of the sub-district.
Election of officers for the com
ing year will be held. Reports
from member churches will be
given, including the annual re
port by the sub-district secretary
treasurer. Plans for summer camp
will also be announced.
Rev. John Knight, professor of
religion at Willamette university,
will speak to the group at 7:30
and the public is invited. ;
The rally will take the place
of the usual monthly meeting.
Silverton.Churches
i METHODIST . .
t vs.Va t f Leonard Jones.
minister. Church school 8:45 a .m. Tie
i Baker, superintendent. Worship at 11.
- Sermon, '!God. Is Here." Boy.Scou
. . Tn.t Monday at 7 pjn., and the board
' of Christian education Monday at
' p.m. at the church annex.
' trrawT rmMTlAH
Park at rtrst st Fussell Myers, pas
Vtor. Bible school S'.iS a m. Ralph Peo
ples, superintendent. Service at 11.
i TaI.ZT iunior at 3 JO p.m.. sen-
t tors at 7. Evening sermon at 8,
': . a t M. J. K. Fuhr. pas
tor. Sunday school and Bible i classes
at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11. Topic,
-Material and Spiritual Things." Spe
cial muaic Luther league at J) p.m.
" Kiiu Torvend. ir and Rev. Fuhr win
lead the study. Confirmation instruc
tion will be Saturday at 3 aan.
CALVARY LUTHERAN ;
T.r... t Second St. O. C. Olion
pastor. Sunday school and i Bible
it m aiem Johnson, superin
tendent. Divine warship at 11. Topic,
. -Three Wise Fools." Norwegian ser
cuiMiav at S JO. Communion at
wh -r)u)ir rehearsal Wednesday at
q.-ut n m Mid-week Bible study and
prayer services Thursday at S; pjn.
: 'IMMANUEL LUTHERAN ' 1
- m..,wH t S. L. Almlie. pastor. Sun
day school 10 ajn. Divine worship
at 11. Topic. "The Gospel According
' t P.ul " Anthem by the choir. Luther
' ,.,, i n m. Junior choir re
hearsal Thursday at 7 p.m, Senior re-
hearsal at S p.m. -
' atarr r1 ATMnT If! I
un. . nrant at. Father ' John Walsh.
.t Sunday masses at 8 and 10
i.m. Monday. Wednesday and Thurs
day at 7 JO ajn. Tuesday. Friday and
Saturday at 8:15.
CHRISTIAN AND
untinNisr AIXJANCE
. smmuI t B. A. Franklin.1 minister.
Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship at 11.
Young people at i:45 p.m. Evange
listic at 7:4. , . ,
rnvm.cn or cod
! Second at A st. Orvllle Baker, pastor,
- Sunday school 18 a.m. Worship at 11.
. Evangelistic at S pjn.
. aTTf-mt n(T saimtI
Modern Woodmen hall on Third st.
Sunday school 18 a.m. reaching at n
MIA at 7 :3v p.m.
AUSKMBLT OF GOD
Front st. Omar Bailey, pastor. Sun
day school 18 a m. Preaching at 11.
Young people 8. -45 pjn. Evangetistic
at 8. . .
Omar Fenton. pastor. Sunday school
- 10 am. Worship at 11. -ening ser
vice at 730.
trVTKTB DtT AnTFNTIlT
Ciul Park at William W. Ring.
nutor. -Kahhath . school Saturday at
li ajn. Worship at 11. ; .
rnaiieiiv trrtNrt
Third at Jersey st. Sunday school
10 a.m. worship aw, u i
il.VRQUAM METHODIST ,H'
- :,) iiiii. road at Marauam cor
-Vr . Piarr Smith, minister. Sunday
'iiiliool 10 a.m. Worship at 11. Young
people's services Sunday night.
Salem Churches ! 1 1 !
C ALT ART BAPTIST
South Liberty and Miller. Charles I
Durden. D.D pastor. C. Howard Smith,
assistant. Sunday school at 9:43 a.m.,
u. H. Kandle, superintendent. Morning
service .-at It o'clock.-Sermon subject.
uo on Growlnr But.- Youtn Fellow
ship, 9:30 pjn. Evening service, 730
o'clock. Sermon by Rev. C. Howard
Smith. Sermon subject. "Power." Wed
nesday. 7 JO p.m, midweek service.
BETHEL BAPTIST
North Cottage at D street J..F. 01-
thofi. D.D Dastor. Sunday school at
9:5 a.m. George Schlrman. superin
tendent. Morning service at 11 o clock.
God." Reception of new members. Ob 1 subject. S p Ja, "The One Thing Keed
servanca oi the Lord's Supper. Eve IfuL a I -., v , ;! i z i
rang service at v :ju o ciock. crayes
meeting Wednesday. 7:43 pjn.
FIRST BAPTIST 1
Liberty and Marion streets. IrvtnK
A. Fox. D-D., pastor. Sunday school at
9:45 man. Ray Catee, Superintendents
Morning service at 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject. "Tne Head and the Body:
Communion and reception of new
members. Evening service, 7:30 o'clock,
Sermon subject, "The Kingdom of
Christ" Orchestra practice, 9 p.mj
B.YJ". meetings. (:30 pjn. Prayer
meeting and business meeting. Young I
People's prayer meeting, Wednesday,
7:30 pjn.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
17th at Court street. W. H. Lyman.
pastor. Sunday . school at :43 ajn;
Moraine' service at 10:50 o'clock. Ser
mon subject. "What I Have. That I
Cilve. enruuan Endeavor hour, t pjn. i
Program.' Midweek church night sex-
vice. Thursday. eu$u pjn. i
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center and High streets.
Dudley I
Strain. Dastor: Clay J. Pomeroy. asso- I
date pastor. Sunday school at 8:43 a jo. I
Tslia (Ursnn. mnerintendeat. Morn-1
m service at 100 o'clock, sermon I
subject. "The Relentlessness of Jesus." I
Youth meetings at 630 ojn. Evening I
service at 7:45 o'clock. Sermon subject, I
"The Great Hunser." Troon 4 of Boy I
scouts meet Monday at 73a D.m. I
Church night Wednesday, S30 pjn. I
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 1
North CotUge and Marion streets. 1
Rev. George H. Quirley. pastor. Church
school at 9:43 a.m. Morning service at
11 o'clock. Sermon subject.
That
Which is Vital in .Religion."
people's meeting at 6:30 pjn.
Young
SATNT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Church at Chemeketa streets. Holy
Communion at 7:30 a.m. Junior church
and classes at :45 ajn. Holy Eucharist
and sermon, II
Swift, rector. '
ajn. Rev. George H. I
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
North Church street at Highland
avenue. Herman H. Macy, pastor. Sun
day school at 10 a.m. Clifton Ross, sup
erintendent. Morn in i? Service - at 11
o'clock. Sermon subject. "What Shall 1
This Man dot ' Junior c.e. at 4:ao
D.m. Youth nraver meeting at 30.
Senior C. E. at 7. Evening service at I
8 o'clock. George Smith, guest speaker. I
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington.
John and Laura Trachsel. pastors. 1
Sunday school at 8:45 a.m. Max Pem-lnacle
Denon, supennienaeni. jnay norayxe,
junior supermtenaent 1 Morning ser-1
vice at 11 o'clock. Guest sneaker. Mrs.
Paul Lindholm. missionary. Sermon I
subject. "God's Grace in Escape From I
Philippines." Evening -service at 8
o'clock. Sermon subject, "Great
Grace." Junior and senior C. E.. 7 ojn.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, S p.m.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
343 N. Church. M. A. Getzendaner,
DJ), pastor. Sunday school at 8:43 a.m
Morning service, 11 ajn. Sermon topic.
"The Parable of Dives and i .aranis.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALC)
State street at 18th. F. H. Theuer.
snt,v vhAAi m e-as . rr,
pasti
Mori
V( Ti
Communion. Sermon subject. "In Re
jmmUnion. Sermon subject, "in Re-
membrance of Me." Luther league, re
ception ior contirmands. 7 pjn.
FIRST METHODIST
Church at State street J. C. Harrison.
pastor. Sunday school at 8:45 ajn.
Preston Do u g h t o n , superintendent.
Morning service at 10:30 o clock. Ser
morning service at iu:w ociocc. sr-
mon sJbject. "The Bigness ot Little
Knight. No evening service.
FREE METHODIST
Market at N. Winter. Rev. M. P.
Knigge. pastor. Sunday school at 8:45
ajn. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Class meeting at 11:45. Evening ser
vice at 7:45 o'clock, Herbert Hansen,
SDeakine District Quarterly meeting.
June 7-10. Rev. F. L. Baker will be the
main speaker. A welcome to au.
Youth groups meet at 8:45. Prayer
meeting, weanesaay. i:a pjn.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST
248 North Commercial at. Rev. Max-
ine Roberts, sneaker. Afternoon m
vice at 2:30. Circle at 8. Evening ser
vice at 7:30.
CHURCH OF CHRIST OF LATTER
DAT SAINTS
460 North Cottatt
n-RehS
at 11:20 ajn. Sacra-
10 ajn. Priesthood
ciety and Primary
ment meeting 7 p.m. Don EL Wall.
Bishop.
JASON I.FB METHODIST
North Winter at Jefferson. S. Ravnor
bmiui, pastor, sunaay school at 8:49
a.m. Mornmg service at 11 oc lock
Sermon subject. "Chadlike Faith
Evesing service. 6 JO o'clock. Youth
fellowship. Boy Scouts, Wednesday,
i ju pjn.
LEStSc METHODIST
South Commercial at Mvera. Joawnh
AJiotta. pastor, sunaay school at 8:45
a:a
ajn. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
sermon aublect. "The Christian In
atwf Out Af K mnirK " Vi(h
lowship groups. 7 pjn. Evening service
at a o ciock. aermon subject, "While
we were Yet Sinners." Prayer meet
ing, i nursoay, pjn.
WE8LETAN METHODIST
15th and Mill. Lowell Gilaer. Dastor.
sunaay scnooi at id a.m. Mornmg ser
vice at 11 o clock. Young people. 7
pjn. Evening service at 7:45 o'clock.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:45 pjn.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Chemeketa at Winter. rh.i.r w
Hamblin, pastor. Sunday school at 8:45
a.m. j. j, ntzstmona. superintendent.
Monunr service ti lasi o'clock, ser
mon subject, "Strange Land." Evening
service, o ciock. sermon subiect.
Was It for This. Judas?" Sunoer
snack. $-J30 p.m. Youth fellowshios.
S:1S D.m
Midweek service, Thursday,
i-iu pjn.
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Libertv itrMti Knn.
f jtnoui mi ii a.m. jnoming service,
11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "Ancient
and Modern NMrnm,TUM, aHm mt
day school at 11 a.m. Morning service.
and Modern Necromancy. Alias Mes
merbm and Hytmotism' 'rmomced
mensm ana Hypnotism Denounced.
Evenuig service. 8 o'clock. Sfrmon
ujcv hiw mm morning service.
Wednesday. 8 Dm. tertimoni.a V...1.
tags. Reading room, 14S s. High street.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Marlon at Summer - streets,
Rev.
i. Kenneth Wiahart. nastor. Sundav
K.-iiuu a. ajn. . u. trmeL super
Intendent. Morning service, it nvwv
Sermon subject. The Steward Com
muning." Youth groups win sneet at
7 p.m. Evening service at 8 o'clock.
Sermon suhtMt -T" nin-iA1-
aPeaee Conference or the Prhrce of
Prayer and. Bible hour. Thun.
day.
SALVATION ARMY . .
241 State St Major T V. Stevens.
pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morn-
mg service at 11. Young peopl at 8
pjn. Evening service att 7:30. Services
xnuraoay. saxuraay a pjn.
f
Gd Meraiagi
Did you ever think
Salvation was for
good people, but you
did not quality? The
meanest man who
reads this paper may
accept forgiveness as
well ii the best
preacher in town. Both
need it Though your
sins be as scarlet, they
shall be as white as
snow." Isa. 1,18.
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CHURCH OF COD s J ' -
j 940 S. 22nd street. Rev. O. H. C. Leg
horn, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Morping service, 11 ,o cioc. evening
Service; at S o'clock. Bible study : and
prayer 1 service, Wednesday pjn.
Young people's Endeavor. Friday S
p.mJrhe monthly district fellowship
meeting will be at SilvertOnis Monday.
June; at a pjn. -. ; t :-
THE FIRST CHURCH OF COD f
Cottage and Hood streets; Rev. H. A.
Schlatter, naator. Sunday school at 8:45
ajn. Junior church, 10:43 sumi Morning
service.! 11 o'clock. Sermon subject. "A
Glorified cnurcn.- evening servica at
7:13 iio'clock. Unified service Sermon
3!
THE ! CHRISTIAN AND i " fj '
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE r V '
8th: and Gaines street. Herman J.
Bohlil pastor. Sunday; school at :
Maynara tiaveriana. supeniHeiia-
ent. iMorning service. 11 o'clock. Ser
mon : subject. "Benoia i anew iou a
More Excellent Way." Evening service.
7:30 o'clock. Sermon subject, f The In-
ner Man vs. the Outward Man." Wed-
nesday night at 7 JO will be a separate
Bible: study and prayer tneeting for
young people and adults. if:
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PILCSftrM HOLINESS 111 . '
973 i Market street. Paul J CI Nering.
pastor, sunaay scnooi at ;a aiu.
Morning service. ! 11 o'clock. Mission
at 7:13 o'clock. Young people service.
istic service. Prayer meeting, wednes-
day, Jtti pjn. ?
N. r9th at Breyraan. Charles E. Tate.
pastor. unaay scnooi at a-ra.
I Momma service. 11 o'clock. Commun-
I ion service. Evening -service t at 1M
o'clock. Sermon subject. "Unctmdition-
al Surrender.'
rrayer ana Jtuote stuay.
Tuesday i 7:44 pjn.
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cousca Uf xiuc haxucss
Center; street at 13th. Rev. t Weaver
w. Hess: oastor. Sunday school at :43
a jtn. 8 Milf ord StuH. superintendent.
Momma Service.; 11 e clock. ;Sermoa
suoject. rmis uo m HementDranoe ot
Me." fYouth's hour, 80 p.m. Evening
service. 70 o'clock. Sermon Subject,
"Stolen Images." Prayer r meeting.
Wednesday, 7 JO pjn. Gallfleasi Radio
apur.i JsaA.w. saturoay, s:a pjn.
it 11 i i J ! !
ENGLEWOOD CHURCH OF THE
UNITED BRETHREN . !i
xforut ifin at Meoraska svenue. J,
M. Goodheart, pastor. Sunday school
I at 8:45 ajn. Bill Dunigan, superintend
ent. Morning service, u o eiocx. uui
dren'aj day program and promotion ex
ercises in place of regular : morning
sermotkr Three Christian Endeavor so-
oeoeai meet h 3 p.m. evening sar-
vioe. iau o'clock, sermoo suDject,
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE,
ASSEMBLY OP GOO r I I
I3th! at Ferry 1st. Rev. Walter S
Frederick, pastor.; Sunday school S:4S
lam. J, jsaruerc, superintendent. Morn
ling service at 11. Communion ser
vice. Sermon subject. "Early Christian
Worship." Christ's Ambassadors ser
vice. Tom Shaw,', president. Evening
service at 7:43. Sermon subject;; "Peo-
pie Christ Could not Help. Wednes
day at 7:45, prayer, Bible study and
testimony. Saturday 7 :45 D.m. ?Taber
HEchoes, radio broadcast over
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I CALVARY CHAPEL - I I
1175 j North Church st. Rev. 'Claude
C. ancfi Mary W. BeU. pastors. Sunday
1 schools 8:43 a.m. Morning aerrice at
sermon by tne pastor. Afternoon
Jubilee service at 2:45 with th Mvera
I party. (Sermon by;Rev. Gloria Myers,
ine srear or jubiiee.T evening ser
vice its. sermon suDjeet. watchman.
wnai pi tne wight." Rev. Ida t Myers
prcacnpis, . i
TRUTH CENTER
Mrs. Lee Everlv. IiihImi rauta Uipm
rt"rr vZZ'.JZZ fJ'Pc-f
If enderfrast. Evening service atv8. Ser
Salem, ii Host speaker, Mrs.1 Miry B.
1 !PQO subject, "possession of Hidden
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SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST r I
umtr ox nooa ma Nortn summer
sB...u.!i l . utckinson, pastor. Sabbath
school j 8:30 a.m. Saturday.; Morning
service at 11. Guest sneaker. W. W
Ring. Evangelistic services Sunday and
Wednesday at 70 D.m. Sermon xiitv-
, c,mri.v -i-k!
I wtke as SodMn
m : mv ; . w ma - mm
anil ftAm..K4''
if i JUJ Saturday. : Elder G. W.
Chambers i of Portland and - Mil. and
Mrs. Al Brinale win cotidu4 tha mmr.
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CHURCH 10F CHRIST I ' 1
- Madison at Baker t t. T. Tvm.r
minister. Sunday school 18 a m. Morn
ing service at 11. Evening song wac-
nce atiij. Sermon at 7. -45. Bible! study
-dTOu' a iiv. pjn. til
CHURCH OF CHRIST I ' ! ! I '5
Cottaee at Shlrminr at Sir-Smm a
scon, minister. Sunday; school h at in
m- Morning service at 10:4 j. Sermon
subject;! The Bridegroom and Bride."
i 9. sermon stiDiect.
"Cliaracter Study Joseph ", .Young
people s service and Bible study jg djil
1
Triads (nmrclifes
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Will Receive TMo
Mission Rejiorti
A guest speaker at the South
Salem IViends (hurcb South
Commercial and ashmgtonjsun-
day morning will be Mrs.
is
iPaul
i ji j, . . . s -
fumVmV lonner missionary 10
hui
I V"'
She was in the Philippines
at the start of the war and Bid in
the mountains, ei
uding the apa
nese. i) I
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With1 her four
children jshf es
taped last summer by suhmirine.
fier husband remained I in the
hilippines. She ; , has been I per
mitted to tell her story only re
cently. Anyone interested is in
vited to attend.
Sunday; night, j Walter P.i Lee
Will be Hhe -guest speaker, A
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grauuaie : ox vfiuamexie- unver
sity,f he is pastor of the Star,
Idaho, jFiiends churco. Heolntly
he made a trip to Bolivia by plane.
He will tell of his experiences! and
I ,s i . '...!..
l missionary Work of J the
t -eiLjli il ., - t, t J i
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I l i- i :U II.
I SPncrnitP ;in..
1 iw vuuiuuicu
I3ulkreg'jday'an4 Daily Vacation
Bible school - program will be
given Sunday morning at .10 ajn.
instead
of Sunday night as re-
viously
!? life
a visit
announced. Bev, iWalter
Star, Idaho, who made
the Friends misBiop in
j La Pazjj Bolivia, last fall, will be
the speaker at the 11 o'clock rv
ke. lilt is expected that he Win
give first hand information; ol the
mission work. 1 ; ; I
OtD TIME P0WEU I
jjFALLING AT j. J
. Calvaxy CHzpsl
275 N. Church St. :
" :C Saadar Scheol
11:99 i Sermon by the nastar
mwrnmrnm ear ahrva V IVV TT f llsnfO
by Cev. Gloria Slyer:
s-Tlte Tear f JnbUee" f
: I 1 1. Bl. Sermon by i " I
ir ' f ' jl Rev.. Ida Myers: ? i'
' "Watchman. What of the
s Nightr ;. f
Powerfnl Bible Preaching vvith
Signs Following! ; f
Bible School .
AtiSilvertoii
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Opens Mondav
f SILVERT0N Vacation Bible
schools are being announced for
beginning Monday, Jane 4, at Cal
vary and Trinity churches. Classes
at each will begin at 9 aun. and
are open to all who wish to at
tend whether or not they are affil
iated with the church.
At Calvary church, the Willing
Workers will meet Saturday, June
2, at 2 pjn., in the church social
rooms.' ' ' ' ' -
Trinity Ladies Aid society will
meet Wednesday in the church so
cial rooms with Mrs. Ole Sunde
and Mrs. John Kloster as host
esses. I - - v '
Fellowship dinner will be held
at noon Sunday at Immanuel
church with Mrs. Roy Larsen,
Mrs, ; Lloyd Larsen, Mrs. Jonas
Byberg, Mrs. John Overland and
Mrs. Bernard Gaff ey as hostesses.
Tuesday night the church coun
cil meets at the Oscar Overlund
home. The Junior Guild meets
Wednesday- night at the home of
Mrs. Henry Aim with Mrs. Lloyd
Overosa as co hostess. Immanuel
AM meets Thursday at 2 pjn. at
the church social rooms with Mrs.
H. Flaaten and Mrs. Edwin Over
lund as hostesses.
Valley Churches
KEIZEJR UNION (UadenemlnaHoiisl)
Grange hau. Kev. David Haaun.
pastor. Sunday school 18 a.m. morning
service at 11. Young people's meeting
7 JO pjn. Evening service at 8.
HATESVILLE BRANCH OF
FIRST BAPTIST
HayesviUe school. Sunday school 8:45
a.m. Fred Broer. superintendent.
FOUR CORNERS BRANCH
OF FIRST BAPTIST
East! State and Elma sts. Sunday
school SMS ajn. Ben Swinford. super
intendent. Jefferson Lodge
Plans Observance
Of Anniversary
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JEFFERSON ,Mt Jefferson
Rebekah lodge is celebrating the
fiftieth anniversary of the organ
ization,') and will also honor the
two living charter members of
the lodge, John C. Siegmund of
Salem, and Mrs. G. W. Humphrey
of Portland. The oldest members
of the lodge will also receive spe
cial recognition.
A memorial service will be held
in charge of Mrs. Keithel Smith.
Mrs. H. C Epley is chairman of
the program committee. Refresh
ments will be served.
Valley Briefs
DALLAS A son, Oral Alfred,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oi A.
Wallace of Valsetz, May 29, at the
Bartell hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Whitaker
of Monmouth announce the birth
of a daughter, Luanne Elaine, at
tne tarteu nospitai aoay zs.
Experienced Vacation School
Worker Heads Salem Program
Mr ;i . - I . f t " -
Salem's Daily Vacation Bible school wi(l open Monday in five
churches, under the'supervision of Mrs. Irving A. Fox. She has helped
in the Salem summer vacation bible school each jy ear since she came
here eight years ago, as she has been active: in the work for all the
years since she was graduated from college. ' j
' The inception of the work of the Daily Vacation Bible school was in
New; .York City. Here Dr. Bow
ville conceived the idea of using
college students at liberty during
the summer to work among the
slum children. These boys and
girls,' whose only playgrounds
were the busy streets of lower
Manhattan, readily responded to
the varied and interesting pro
grams offered. The schools con
tinued and spread to other large
cities and were conducted for a
number of year j in Chicago,
where Mrs. Fox became acquaint
ed with their work. Realizing that
the; children of suburban areas
needed the same type of sum
mer program, Mrs. Fox planned
and conducted the first daily va
cation Bible school ever held out
side the slum districts in Chicago
or New York.
The idea "caught" and the sec
ond year she was asked to plan
and supervise the work lor 300
such schools in the Chicago area.
Dr. j Bowville, visiting these
schools that year, called them "art
schools, j because, flff course, the
work done by children living in
the other' communities was on a
higher, level than could be ex
pected from the less privileged
group.
Practically every year since she
left school, Mrs. Fox has worked
in a daily vacation Bible school,
teaching, directing or supervising
the work in all types of schools-
l First,
j Presbyterian ,
; ' .Church :
Chemeketa at Winter -Chester
W. Hamblin, pastor
T 10:55 A.M.. ;
"Strange Land9
T 750 P.M.
' "Was it For This,
j - Judas?"
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Many Giiesls
Entertained
Atljdfferson
JEFFERSON Decoration day
visitors here were Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Burnesori of Eugene who vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M,'S, ptephenson, and her sister,
Mix Sioux f Turner. Other guests
were dr. and Mrs. Oliver Ste
phenson and three children. '
' Revand Mrs. Burton Thurston
and daughter Mary Elaine of Se
attle, Vashl, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs; K. S. Thurston.
Mr. arid Mrs. Pierce Jacob and
Mrs. Jacob's mother, Mrs. S. M.
Green of Redmond, were visitors
at the; W.IL. Jones home, and
other friends in Jefferson. , They
returned home the same day.
Mr. btnd - Mrs. W. F. Klampe,
Valmeii Grace and Arlene
Klampf of ! Labish Center were
guests Of Miss Anna Klampe and
Mrs.' Nettie Reeves.
Dinner guests ot Mrs. H. C. Ep
ley were Mrs. Emma Bowlder and
Mrs. Mildred Johnson of Portland.
They will be remembered as Em
ma and Mildred Schultz, who for
merly owned the house of Mrs.
Epley. j !
Kathryn Christensen of Toledo
is spending a week visiting at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
George jj Vail and Mr. VaiL
Mrs. Mavd Epley spent last
week visiting her friend, Mrs.
Annie Nelson; in Portland, who is
convalescing, from a major oper
ation. She also visited her brother
while ih the pity.
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Rosedale Men
Clean Cemetery
1 ROSEDALE Men of the com
munity and others interested in
the Rosedale cemetery met there
Saturday.' With the aid-of : tractors
the old jhedge row was torn out
and burned,!! and other necessary
work for the improvements plan
ned by ithe 'committee in charge.
When possible a metal fence will
be placed around the grounds and
omanWshrubsplanted. It is
planned jto pipe water to a con
venient place for the plants that
are brought there. This work is
to be financed by voluntary do
nations from! those having burials
in the cemetery.
Dinner guests Wednesday at the
Forrest Cammack home were Mr.
and Mrs.. John J. Trachsel and
children Mrs. Mary Cammack
and Mr. Esther Rand of Salem,
Mrs. C. j W.Troxel of Chicago,
and Mr. ;and Mrs. Paul Cammack
and family, i j
Mrs. Irving A. Fox
slum, suburban, rural. ' denomina
tionai, mier-denominational, and
union. . .. : j .'j;.-:
The appeal of the vacation Bi
ble school is ! non-sectarian, but
decidedly ; Christian in its empha
sis and offers a real answer to
some of the child-care problems
confronting the community today,
members 0f the Salem Ministerial
association cortunittee beheve.
. Two
Important
Sermons
Sunday f
-, Morning
11 a. an.
- rEABLY ? CnXISTIAN Z ! '
, I WORSHIP"
What was it like? ;
jl l! 3& tr: ;i 'I L
"PEOPLE CHRIST COULD
' fNpr help" -'
Who .were they?
- ! By '
Walter ,S, Frederick, Pastor
"EVANGELISTIC
TABERNACLE
- v , Assembly of God - -
- 13th 'and Ferry Streets
j SALEM '
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Plans lor Swim
At Silverton Axe
SELVERTON Flans for Suverton's recreational program, a new
venture this year, are underway. Committees will be appointed In a
few days and in the meantime Paul Reiling, hired director, is pre
paring facts and figures regarding
young people. j
The swirnming pool will come
Reiling' announces hat all adults
and young people Interested in
taking, swimming instructions
should see him as soon as pos
sible. The sooner 'registration for
these classes is made, the sooner
plans for opening the pool can
be made. ' j'- I
Reiling reports j that he will
choose a committee of interested
youth-minded people to act as his
community advisory board. Also,
there is to be a committee of
younger recreational enthusiasts
who will help supervise play
ground activities.; In addition
there are to be committees chosen
from the various age groups of
boys and girls participating in the
summer program. Their' services
will be used in the leadership
field, and as consultants to the
city director in regard to the de
sires of the young people.
Reiling said Friday that he be
lieves everybody in the commu
nity will benefit as a result of this
program. ' ' f
Many Injuries
Are Treated at
Dallas Hospital
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DALLAS i Those treated at
hospitals for injuries received
during the past week Include: -
David Holmes of Grand Ronde
was treated Friday! at the Dallas
hospital for injuries received to a
knee while working; with a heavy
saw in the woods.
William Smith of j Independence
was treated at the) Dallas nospi
tai Sunday for rib fractures,
bruises and facial lacerations re
ceived when attacked by a bull
on the Leabo dairy farm near
that city, where he is employed.
John Tilgner was brought to
the Dallas hospital Friday for
treatment of a mangled thumb
received while roping cattle. The
member was amputated at the.
first joint !
Gary Kinion, 5, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Kinion, fell through a
broken window at his home Sat
urday, and was treated at the Dal
las hospital for deep lacerations
on his left hand. ; .
Richard Friesen, 0, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Friesen, was treat
ed at the Dallas hospital Friday
for a head concussion which he
received when he I fell from a
swing at the elementary school. ;
Mt. Angel Plant
For Corpus Christi
Procestion Sunday
MT. ANGEL -f- The customary
Corpus Christ! procession will be
held Mt Angel next Sunday,
June 3. Altars for; the triple bene
diction en route will be erected at
the Walter Moffenbeter home, the
Fred Schwab warehouse, and the
home of Joseph Berchtold.
Joseph Faulhaberl and Aelred
Berning will -act as marshals and
direct the solemn parade through
the streets of Mt AhgeL The Mt.
Angel band will add solemnity
with the playing of sacred music,
and little girls m white will strew
flower petals before the blessed
sacrament I
Middle Grove Money
Makes 4-H Qui) Meets
The Middle Grove Money Mak
ers 4-H pig club met at the Frank
Beutler home for a meeting and
weiner roast Six of the boys have
bought their pigs and; the rest will
soon have theirs. : Donald Bassett
reported on "Housing the Pigs.'
The next meeting, will be held at
the John Cage home. Games were
played in the early evening, fol
lowed by the weiner roast
Club members: present were
Cleo and Larry Keppinger, Gene
Sconeld, Donald ; Bassett Elvin
and Wayne Goode, Marvin Cage
and Robert Beutler, and the lead
er, Mrs. Emory ! Goode. Guests
were Mrs. Paul Bassett Barbara
and Donald Scott and the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beutler, Ma
rion, Lloyd and Eldon Beutler.
r7 ncsTi
BAPTIST
cnunca
liberty at Maries Street
Irving A. Fax, D. D Paster
11 A.M.
The Head and the Body
Communion
; 7:30 P.M.
-The End or the 70th Week"
of Daniel and the Establish
ment of the Fifth Universal
Kingdom, the Kingdom of
Christ" : . -
The Gospel Proclaimed
The Christ Glorified
Instruction
Outlined
the recreational desires of the
, .!' ! .
under the recreational program.
Paalj Keillor
Plan Memorial
Near Silverton
SILVERTON HILLS Memorial
day services will be held Sunday,
June 3, at Mountain View ceme
tery in the HuUt district A busij
ness session of; the cemetery as-
sociation will be held during the
afternoon. I i
Silverton Hills Home Economy
cs club will give the program
June 15 at the meeting of the
grange there. Mrs. Walter Par4
rish. Home Economics chairman
will be in charge of the program.
Fathers were: especially honor--
ed during the grange meeting held
Friday night June 1. Mrs. George
Benson, lecturer, prepared the
program, which included a num
ber of skits and musical numbers;
Mr. and Mrs. John Maulding and
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Howard were
in charge of refreshments.; j
Officers will be installed at the;
meeting of the Silverton Hilli
community club, June 23. They
are Mrs. Anton Sacher, president:
Mrs. Charles Mulkey, vice-presi-j
dent; Mrs. J.. H Retnhart, secret,
tary-treasUrer; Mrs. George Beni
son, Charles Mulkey, Walter Lar
son, A, H. Sacher and Victor How-;
ard, board members.
Lebanon to Graduate
92 Wednesday Niglit
LEBANON -4 Senior class day
and the giving of awards and
ahtletic letters was held Friday,
June 1, in the school auditorium.
Baccalaureate services will be
held Sunday in the Methodist
church; the Rev. Claude Pike of
the Evangelical church will speak.
Dr. Harry L.Dillin, president
of LinCeld college, will be the
speaker at the commencement ex
ercises Wednesday night June 6,
in the high school auditorium.
His subject wilt be "Youth and
the World Tomorrow." The grad
uating class, the largest in the his
tory of this school, numbers 92.
Five in the service will receive
their diplomas iri absentia, i
First Ilelhodist Church
Down Town The Tall White Spire
Worship
Sermon by! The leT. John L. Knight, Counselor of
ReHxion at Willamette University.
I
William TJtley,
I !l
Visitors and .Friends Cordially Invited
iTTt
FIHST EVAUGELICAL COTDCn
, ' Marien and Summer Street
i; -vVl -: 1 v-i f-i-
11:00 A. M. in John's Gospel :
Learning the Meaning of the Lord's Suffer
" X rr ! .1 i ;t: ";-!-;- : :
, Welcome te "A Bihle-Freaehlng Church '
"Dr. Jellinek estimates that there are 750,000 alon
holies in the United States, and 2,500,000 on the rerge'
of alcoholism. lie pointed out that in this country one
sixth of the alcoholics are! women."- The Christian
Century, 3-7-45, p. 315. Note: This is a recent report
on the clinical studies made bj Dr. . M- Jellinek,
director of the Yale School of Alcohol Studies.
Dr Meyers, ! President of the American College cf
Neurospsychiatrists, said, "At a time when everyone
is expected to work or fight, CHRONIC ALCOHOL
ISM is sending at least a million Americans to the
scrapheap, with FIFTT THOUSAND NEW ALCO
HOLICS added yearly." How PATRIOTIC do you think
a BUSINESS is that wiU send a MILLION Americans
to the scrapheap, useless to both Industry and the
service? National Voice.
M. Adv, Bible Class. Naaareae Charch
Return
PIONEER Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dornhecker honored Mrs. Floyd
WoodhuU of Dallas with a birth
day dinner at their home Sunday.
Those present for dinner were Mrs.
WoodhulL Mrs. Arnold Braden and
daughter Ginny, Robert Woodhull,
Robert Dornhecker and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dornhecker. -'
Three of the four of our Pio
neerites who were in various hos
pitals have returned to their homes
but Tom Keller is still in the
Dallas hospital. Mrs. Searl re
turned to her home from the Port
land hospital, , Mr. Henrickson is
home from a Seattle hospital and
Robert Dornhecker came home
Thursday from the Corvallis hos
pital. 4 ." -
CpL Marion Wells was a dinner
guest at the Roy Black home
Thursday.
Ruth Dornhecker was a dinner
guest of Lila Taylor in Dallas Sun
day, Mrs. Gladys Frakes and son
Raymond called on Mrs. Roy Black
Wednesday afternoon, . !
Mr.', and Mrs. William Boydston
and son Jack of Dallas called at
the Frank Dornhecker home Sun
day afternoon. '!
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown re
ceived word that their daughter- '
in-law, Mrs. Gordon Brown of
near Albany, was taken to the Al
bany hospital but have received
no further word.
Mrs. Steve Theiss and sons who
have been visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Keller since Sunday, returned to
their home near Corbett Thurs
day.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Saling of
Portland visited at the John Keller.
sr. home- Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Saling and Raymond
Frakes called at the John Keller
jr. .home Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spenst were,
dinner guests at the Andrew Theiss
home Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown and
son Leonard attended church serv
ices in Salem Sunday morning and
in the afternoon visited with Mrs.
Brown's sisters, .. Mrs. . Fred Fox
and Mrs. Charley Farrer. They
also visited the George Van Cleave
and Glen Fox families in Salem.
Mrs. Ray Cozel of .Brooks went
home Friday after visiting at the
John Keller, jr home for a week.
Mrs. Howard Coy and daughter
Carol visited Mrs. Burt Curtiss in
Dallas Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coy, Jim
and Carol had as guests for din
ner Friday, CpL Marion Wells,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells, Mrs.
Sylvia Harrett . and daughter Sue
Ellen, Margaret Rose Marie and
Junior Wells.
Valley Calendar
TUESDAY, iVHX
Pratttm-MS :ley freezing demonstra
tion, Maeteay grange hall. I'M pjn.
Frozen products display and discus
sion, Salem Chamber of Commerce,
8 p.m. Thomas Onsdorff, OSC
WEDNESDAY, SUNK 8
Marion county PTA council. YWCA,
768 State St.. 11 a.m. to 3:30 pjn.
Union Hill freezing demonstration,
horn of Mrs. A. T. Savage,- 1:30.
FRIDAY, JUNE 8.
A urns villa freezing demonstration.
City hall. 1:30.
Fruitlaad Community club.
4 10:53
"The Big-new eg
Little Thing.'
morning soloist.
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A Peace Conference or The Prince of
I Peace" - - 8 p. m.