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Newspaper Page Text4 The Skrtmccn Solom, On, Saturday. September 21, 1818 ;a& dhrtflontatcsraan "No Favor Sytayt U$. No Fear Shall Awe Fran First Sta teaman, March ft. 1IS1 THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY CHARLES A, SPRAfcUE. Editor and Publisher Member of the Assaelataa SMKOO0 GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty (Continued from page t) Th Aasaelatosl Press la exclusively entitled U the aaa far pabllcanaa I of Edwin Pauley for undersecra t all news tlaaatebaa ereatltesl U It ar net atharwtaa erettltetf la UUs Ury of tha navy. Thug ha haa Mwmiwr. I I driven out tha last . two of tha Koosevelt cabinet j and; the two who held the closest link with the m m . i a ... rvau --. .. a . .. .. n . i r ilia i uiaruiraiiun nrnini lien wine. The decision of Judge Duncan that three state -legislators n. .xeiweaaea --Jaat lyear! that we were r4t legally holding their other offices onr state commit- would! keep the secret of the atom won was not surprising in view of the rather plain language In ic bombjwas another blunder with article tection 1 of the Oregon constitution. But by virtue, of '"g Sc. hbSuri. 'it previous interpretations by the state supreme court it would, least has been an honorable one. be well to have this particular case referred to the higher I do not believe he was actuated Judicial fcody for final judgment. SffiTi A iTEeet? FpX Counsel for the i three legislators had not contended they good soldier sfter his tjebu ft by were entitled to hold two offices. The major point at Issue was the democratic convention in 1944. which ones they were entitled to keep. Counsel contended that " ood J. ff" WJ ; ....... . . . - .... umA failed to support him as in 140, by accepting aaminuttrative appointments the men had auto- and noy$i -t Truman who dis- rnatically vacated their legislative posts.; But Judge Duncan placed him as vice president. I held that since they were legislators at the times of their ap- think his address was UlMimed, pomtmfnu to state boards they could not have legally accepted Ul,poi,rc1f SSTtvmhlm and held tuch appointments. ; crtdii tor sincere devotion to the Some years ago the state supreme court in a similar but causa of world peace. l not identical case held that a judge who accepted ihother Vr "thebro? "VLZ f office had automatically surrendered his original post by so American prestige? Truman him- - doing. It was to this decision which counsel for the three iegis- self lends no confidenca- at home Mors pointed in declaring that the defendants were entitled d 'lSinw-Byrnb w inn, t,nr um.ii.w.i ,u.,.. romei president? . ' ) Judre Duncan did well to reiterate that Senators Chessman 1 111 ' and Stravf-r and Representative Hill were men of such "recog- Inmna ntf 1oia nized ability, and integrity" that there is no point whatever at clIIIfw UUIIULIS New Assistant ; xs Will Si I s'-' y "I'm bectBlng ta think reconversion Is hero to stayl SzsiDeram CDnninrcnnes iue excepts the law itself. It is true that either the legislative or the administrative branch of state government ia going to be the lo-r, whatever the final decision. But such might not always be the caw. with lesser personalities involved, and a clarification is needed. banoers is tna mtatmmt: Th. mmi,tfr win treii tnm 'J;"- ?u?:tt."Z2???ubV:t- Christian educa- third iMiwfi In KriM on tho "Art of "O Worship Ut Lord." Chrtlian Bn first Methodist Chrwttsn livmr st II i m. "Pirw 2r"vo5. Lf t Av5ln riasT BVANGRI.ICAL. Morion at lummtr lrrt. Wllmor N. Brown, mtntator; Ooorgo- K. MllUn. They're All In Oregon James Wame Sanders new minister of tlon at tha . First Methodist church. Sanders commenced his j !Ununc' work September 1, He Is a son Iimmanitel baptist Of Mrs. .lla Banders and the lata I Haicl at Academy, to Wlcna. paa- COUSI STRKKT CMKISTIAM 17th at Court. W. M. Lyman, pastor. Sunday achool -4i a.m. Morning thoma at 1:41 pm. T JO o'clock. Sarrnon by Tom Court hey, Jr. Mid-week Blblo study and prayer nour Tnuraaay, 7;ao p.m Rev. Charles E. Sanders. Ha re- tor!"aund.y col 's 4S a m. MfwnvlLuulJV"' Highly-publicized Mt. Hood, not as lofty but more beau- celved htaf tmdergraduaU jgu n o clock! mr-mm ava aitvVai arJ fVMWIi nowrak in the far west Is finally from the University of Washing- ic 1 o'clock. Rev. Richard ChTworUi. snowpeak in tne far west, is nnauy U)n where ht gtudied in the fields missionary to trica. - guest spe.kor. great tourist attractions, as well as an of art ,rchitcture. music and ZS? .n"-1 SJSSSSSTkt . . . . 1 n t . . 1 - - - - . - - onnif. nc wihi uir nunmr goia p.m. meaai in iimz as urst ; prize in tiful ti &n many another "arriving" as one of the g outstanding Oregon playground, on the Pacific slope. Million-dollar Timberline lodge, a WPA project of 10 years I S!!l.fIlrVtf JP BcoIaANtzeo envnem or ecs .?o and now under lease from the government by a private roe Arnerican jmmu p Deco I'ITh. corporaiKn 01 ousmetrs inieresis, is Hicreasinsiy iwyuiai mm u riion. Aah; pastor. Sunday school s a.m. arene for -.mailer conventions, as well as being one of he f Hej cmenced state s outitandmg. showplaces for visitors, its idu,uuu roue- 1 rr ' nt ktvfniiw M.Vr ia r6-f w,,nMf?! p m ST. MASK EV. LVTHEKAN S4S N. Church atrort. M. A. Gtln daivar. O.D.. paatot. Sunday achool at : a.m. Morning arvic II o'clock Sermon subject, "Wra Thcro Not NlnaT" HIGHLAND rJKNDS ' Church atrevt at Hlchland. Cora Z Gregory, pa tor. Sunday achoul 10 Morning aarvica 11 ociock. Kv Ocan Gregory of Indiana will b tha naaker. Even Ins aervico 7 JO ociock. Church at State. Joseph M. Adsms, A special musiral I program will bo pro- eniea oy Lean wreiory ana wui ana Mias Eliubetn Batten. Ciiristlan En deavor 0:3O p m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday. 7 JO p.m. and rrlday. at a a.m. at parsonage. Intermediate yeutta frllowkip. titan acnooi you in feuow- coecning con- long ki lift all summer has carried tnnii-ioving . tounsts over Jun j from Garrett Biblical in- riasT methodist l. u ...ii' tu:. ...m Um. fillet I .i:i..: r 4t I Church at State. , lire in-:urw u guinea wintii uwa wiiiict itaui nui w imcuiiuiuw i hbi uiwowto uiuvrr pastor. Sunday school 4:4m a.m. Morn-1 with mw. Timberline, with its magnificent panorama of Mt. J Hy. He served4 as pastor of tha fng ae'rvice n o ciock. Sermon subject. J m . A , . , , , Methodist church. Mawille. Wis "The. Kingdom of Cod la at Hand." I o Uffanxn TKr Vtrtaihw I-ar-lr anI iMur null ua nrwtp tnm I .., .r T . T . . .k. ..it I w ..... . , and for one year aa aanociaU ' ," ......... j -- w i minister ai tn rirst ancuioaisi i ahlp. Monday, 7 s p.m ble to the general public all the year around. i . - 1 I church. Elgin. 1111 He The Salem area still has its own fine winter (and summer) Sr..JL aT.... SMleWl s Mf s j f ! aaosaii under tha sMonaorshio trf rueged hills of the North Santiam, with its fine lakes and cral board , of education lodges, would be the mecca for millions were it iii less scenic I Methodist church. Mims T, i nan4inor tutir f nitif!aa in I Via' Inrmar ' Aimtrift and eorr.plrtton of the new mad in the Detroit dam area connecting I Lutheran Alfi Society wsth le latter, there's no harm whatever in boosting Oregon's Sclietltlleft ItM Uleeiillir own Mt. Hood to the fullest, too. SILVERTON-i-Mrs. O. C. Olson will entertain Calvary Ladies Aid iL. : . I s si mm -m mm ssmaiajt attended Mere"? for vuitatlon. Tueadar. 5iwn w , v. .lautrirt meeung. an oay oegtnnmg io ..''" - ""-"k"' , l s m.Thursdsy, 1 J a.m. mld-ek.J KnotU. pattor Sunday school $4 s m. - I i i i t .i a-!.. 11 Moraine itrvim II a'rloi-k. lirnM the Sen-1 :S .m.., m quarterly eonlerace, "b)fet- ''Burdened Heart." 7 p.m.. I Dr toy A. redje. proaidlng. If""1 . . a'- aer- O toe f V' I lee S o clock. Sermon subject. "Trie Devil's Works to Be Dest nasr SFfBITUALIST royed.' 34S N Commercial. Service, st Praj'er mng Thur,dy' 7J pJn' Mary Mann, speaker. and 930. Rov. Circle at a. Cr.NTKAI. I.UTHRKAN mocks at nortn aummir, n. a. Krue- ger, paator. Sunday school S.4S a.m. Morning service It o'clock. Sermon i f.jj-. . t . aubject. ' Torward With Chriat." Jun ""'"f nwiiCTuy m -,.... io, frtgut 7 o'clock at 140S North -huVch V the church social ( rooms. Summer. Thuraday, Bible atudy and renearsal -"'"SS Lutherans from Silverton plan prayer hour 7M pm Choir i Winton Churchiira address at Zurich, if it can be regarded" to attend the Oregon circuit con- mt f m' 1408 w" ,ummr- . : .;. .j. 'r? !nuu vention st Klamath Falls Sep- riRST baptist .c-.u.s . . '""Mtember 23 and 24l Women's Mis- Liberty at Marion. Rev. Lloyd T snow far that country has come toward recognizing the necessity i ,400, . Federation will have ?$2mki sJn'mi fa for a new alignment of nations. 1 charge of the Tuesday afternoon Morning aervWe 11 o'clock, sei Twenty years ago, with Britain regarding France as an all- ""' important bulwark between the Isles and Brown, a-m Sermon 1 1 it . JO O'i EIRST CONnREOATtONAL North Cottage at Marion. Rev. S. R. Huntington. DD. naator. Sunday achool 45 am. Morning aervlce 10 55 o;cttM-k, Sermon aubjart. "The Church and 1 Iiitallatlon aervlce for church ofticmn at regular worahip. hour, f'll grim (ellowahlp group meet at the p.m. Suoloer for Ptlcrlin fel lowship Thursday. S:30 p.m. FRER METHODIST North Winter at Market. Richard T. Fine, pastor. Sunday school S:4S a m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Youns people 7 pm. Evening service 7:45 o'clock. Mid-week service Wednesday, EVANGELISTIC TARKSNACU ASSEMBLY Or ODD UUi at rerrv street. Rev. Walter S Frederick, paator. Sunday achool S 4S a m. Morning aervlce 1 1 o'clock. Ser n Kr,t..m Mr anrt Uri H I . -.... V. " ' '" I o?J. "Secreta of Church 3k-. . , , ..... .m.mmm a.W. - - OS WS I I.mVfh " Ifl nm i f rit M Aamkak... rs s sm rxnm y ivb r ai am nniir 1 s aaa n I - isfw biiiu sswi iiivsi saw v Uaaw an-iua- on -a a a. e-a a . . of Europe. Such a mVImT b: CundeV. John "S,?! Decllon" tha orai ? VubiJcl P ior me neipieaa. . Wednesday, 7:43 p.m., .midweek service. subject. a l - kl.nnn "ng aet-rc . m o ciock. ermon aub ronlral Kurort the I . . TJT I Ject, g Dead Men Tell No Take? I central Europe, ne tend from this region are tha f soeerh wculd have Wn viewed as little short of treasonous. I Rev. anH Mr. M. J. K. Fuhr. I ST. FALX'S EFISCOPAL Now. however, Churchill will find plenty! of support for his Rev. p. L. Atmlie, Mr. and Mrs. H.s roeta!wya st i a-tfa&v lara-k la ss a- ra art4 f!irm'intr T-asrsv m nAelnartrtSn flktC I aswa s,!. wi s bii v siiiui vniliiati m sst f9 " mf me urn p m creating a unneo staves or Europe, oucn a M. m. g: Gunderson, John c". iii. irr,.p in iirnt. ana pariicuiariy anouia un tan in us pur- rlliniwonn. Ana iienry . lorvenoi i -. :: . ,i 4i u i.I Uf fiifMi will altA attemrt. i I JASON LEE METHODIST "Vi-,u "'01 ". i "c n-i.jr tujr wii-i, ic rT!r "' .TZ" . L j JL North Winter at Jefteraon. Rev has otr-ostti a stronjz coalition in western Europe a score of ! 9"!" ?. mI: rior Smtth, minister, church achool : . . . ... .... , i scnooii asaociauon mri rnqir an is . iiui- .Klin iwr uwn whji oui wim new iiuniarjr missiica i c Arne Sunset home. I f J in only 20 miles than in 200 or even 2000. CfaUsFCEal IIllIfe Outiie the UN, which still carries the world's hopes and prayers. Britain no longer regards it as necessary to have a Church Briefs buffer between herself and Germany. Or at least, she doesn't The Jtev. Richard Dilworth. mis Salem Mai) on f Mercy Team9 lit Atom Work The application of atomic re search to medical treatment and its use in the fight for the life of a 3-year-old Boston girl holds especial interest for Salem resi dents who have learned that Salem man, John Laughlln, son of Or. and Mrs. 8. B. Laughlln, was one of the scientists who helped prepare radioactive phos phorus for the first treatments. Laughlin, a graduate of Willam ette university, Is an assistant pro fessor of physics at the University of Illinois and was one of the "mercy team" of research work ers who labored some 24 hours In production of the radioactive chemical, first the U. of I. had been asked to prepare to save a human lire. Scientists do not expert to know until lata next month Just how successful the experiment has been. However, the medical pro fession held no hope for the life of Janice Moschella before an in jection of a solution of the radio active phosphorus. She is suffer ing from a malignant infection of the liver. Tha University of Illinois wa railed upon to manufacture the rare substance after Ho Ion physi cians had failed In their appeal to have some of the material pro cessed in the army's Oak Ridge, Tenn., atomic energy ovens, It was said. Cyclotrons, the labora tory machines used In the process. at nearby eastern schools were either dismantled or out oforder. ACT, SIGNS SALEM MEN WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-OT) The national labor relations board certified the AFL teamaters union as bargaining agent for truck salesmen and plant men at Tide' Water Associated Oil Co., Salem, Ore. Slate Women Realtor Klert Mm. IVttyjoliii . Mrs. Winnified Pettyjohn, Sa lem realtor, was elected set ri-tary pro-tern of the Oregon Council of Women Kcultors Fildjy dining the annual realtor s convention in Geaihiirt, according to convention diwpatrhes from Asociateri Pie. Alice Ryan of Portland was elect ed president of the women's group. Moat of Salem's real estate firms are represented at the con vention, ii early New Officers To Be Installed Morning worship service at the First Congregational church Sun day will be concerned with church problems. Newly-elected officers of the church will be in stalled as part of the service. Plans for the annual meeting of the church followed a fellowship dinner Tuesday. Klected to church offices are: Moderator, Dr. C. j F, Luther; clerk. E. F. Carletom; financial secretary, Mrs. S. J. Duller; treasurer, W. J. Krauri; benevo lence treasurer, Mis. J. M. Iev ers; j auditor, Hit hard Henffro chairman of ushers, Clyde ft Hoehm; chairman of religions education, IJ. I.. Farrington rhaliman of muair, Mabel I'ow ers; chairman of social action, f)r Leon leasers; chairman of mis sionsry, Dr. E. S. Oliver Trustees: E. (I. nicked. F. D Klbbee. Deaconesses, Mtts. Noble Kagland. Mrs. K. II. Waters. Mem hers of nominating committee David Cameron. Mrs. Eric But ler. Mr. S. A. Stone, Paul Ifar very, Jr., Ralph Nohlgren, R, N Hoover Is honorary deacon. Dr. Huntington will lead the installation set vice and spesk on the subject, "My Church and I." BAN!) ITU riOHT IK ITALT HOME, Saturday, Sept, 21 l)iajat hes ' from Palermo today reported that aj radio sta tion "bn the outskirts of the Sicilian capital was under attack by art armed band for the second j con secutive night with fighting in process between bandit and po lice. M ! Before Panama seceded from Colombia In I SOX and became an Independent republic, it generally was Indicated on maps as part of South America. I 1 it I MLVLlJo r .kns.i i ' e.z. urn Valloy Churches Silxyorfon l .hiirr?hsR rou cohner. baptiit m t si t as) raei w rinia awai(iai BSfsae rrank O Verrin. paator. Bunda achool t 44 a m. Morning aervlce 11 o'clocli. Sermon suhject, "Standing Alone." Evening service T:30 orloch. Sermon IT. PAtfL'l CATHOLIC Pine st Grsnt street, rather John I . Walslh. pastor. Sunday mases S snd 10 s.m. week dsy msases IJ s.m. Ui- CAt.VAB V Jeraev atreet. O. C. OUon, pa Sunday achool 10 a.m. Worship 11. ther league T p.m. TRINITY Second at A street, a. J. K. ruhr. paator. Sunday achool 10 a m. Worship at II Mrimm, inviuon or aaiin, Not Merit." Luther leaaue 7 IS. C firmatton InaUuction aaturday, SJO. IMMANUr.l. I.UTHKRAN North Oiurch street. S. L. Almlle, oaator. . Sunday school snd Bible elaSaes 10 a.m. Divine worship II. Har mon. "The World' Bethesda." Luther leaaue rally at paraonaee 1:30. Junior choir rehearaal Thuraday. 7 p m. Sen ior i choir rehearaal Thursday, S p.m. Senior confirmation class meets Sat urday, S p.m. Junior class 10:39 s m. aublect. "Chanced While In Piaver Mid-week Braver and Buhle aludv am SALEM MEKiMTS COMMf NITT Community hsll. F, C. Stsnnard. pastoi. Sunday school IS s m. C. F. I Bkelion, Bupt. Morning service st 11 o'rlork. Rally day program by Sunday riuMi riRST CHKISTIAN Park at Ut atreet. No realdent pas tor. 11 i ble school f At am. Morning services 11 o'clock with Kev. W. O. Ivlnatone, HcmmI River, speaker, C.E. .30. Evening services S o clock. MARQUAN METHODIST Bcotis Mills road at Marauam. wt. Garboden. minister. Sunday achool at 10 a.m. wosship at II. Youni peoples service it. ( On All Ilahei nasr chi rch or coo . Momma worship 11 o ciock. Ser. .r"""" n1- !na mm fee Or. Dnn.kl W.ll. nr.r panar. sumur ox religion ai uregon r sia Touut lenowsnip group Btete'mHeeV "fhool -SrSS a rn. Morning service 10 4 V5a ' o'clock. Junior church. Sermon ut 7 JO p.m. Ject, 11 a m.. "Shall J rind ralth?" g service :4 o'clock, youth nip service, sermon a "Dwelling in the Secret Place." regard it as nearly ao important as having a particularly strong "i vtinrai iiri aru aiiu nuuia. xuc uiicc-greai empire m I tjjaj Immanuel Baptist COUfCn SUn- strucclc for secure existence would be more interesting than day. at 8 pjn. tragic were it not r starklv desierate in the lirht of the een- Dilworth will display trophies sai.em truth center eral world situation in which we. too, find ourselves. Sunday. September 22. Subject, , "The KNIGHT MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL lStH at rerrv. Louts E. White, naitor fWj?!1 :4J :m- M???- SOUTH SAI.EM "TltlENDg im 1 1 ocioca. aermon auoieci. c nu- i r . . . ... . . drenltn the Market Place:- Evening Cte Lowe oaator kSTLJ mli service a o'clock, S-rmon -hwf I c .PS"or. Sunday achool S 4S "TheHAdventure of Pr.v.r Pilerlm 1 ZzTl HLV" fX F- er- SSJSSS& fp?nm- M"- .th.Tven,n aervice weanesaayt s p.m. 1 mon aubiect. "PrAWt nd r. riRST PRESBYTERIAN Chemeketa at Winter. Chester W, namoun. paator. Erancis H. Cham oer. asautant. Sunday achool :49 . ... Bm,r , K TZZZ- lli JL 'Z rVno? CbJectr.n'.I0c1?,.tO back from Philadelphia general rnfas esch woek from 1 to 4. .TiV. Ktniv in . caw mon py Mr. Chamber. SIS Al and souvenirs of Africa and his I 262 N. Cottage. Lulu Walton Quick, tnnic will He "Rlindine Dark. I Lsdfc Morning service 11 o'clock on r ; 1 j. " mi Sunday. Sei neSS. , I Hish Place." Eveninc service S o'clark McOturt in Multnomah The Multnomah county republican executive committee has convention of hPiscopjl church mmt rmicH or christ . for services Sundav at St. Paul's SCIENTIST recomiwneefl nomuuuwi oi John iJ. Mccourt ior the oilice or E j D , church 4 Chemekata at Liberty. Sunday school diatnct attorney, to take the place of the latejThomas B. Hand- Toms Bartlett. son of Mr. and srroon )at. "Matt:-"wed'e.da'V lev. who was nominated in May. Governor Snell Has taken the Mrs. C. W. Bartlett returned-thla meetini at s p'.m. include testimonies recommendation of the committee and annointed McCourt to week from the youth's conference ?,,tlm n room us South , .. , . ... ., , ,, I held in connection with the gen- ,iWI., 411 vav.ru uy xianairjrs awn. lr.l convention In Philadelohla. MENNONITR BRETHREN Thi Is an ovrvllont eWtinn CLrvr. nt a fnrmttr aeosviat I I 1124 13 m street. Abe A. Loewen S:4 a.m., Sunday B n an I II W IS . MAMMaw 7:30 p.m.. 1 Hov Seoul a. Thurarlav 1 in ir Junior high i.. e p.m, midweek, aervlce. CHURCH or CHRIST Madison at Baker. L. T. rrm minister. Song service 10. Bible classes' 10.1S. Sermon. 11. Sane drill 1 . i""" , P'O'o stuay Wednesday 7:4S pjn'. rtfn .....U.tl.. MMori Albert' ridtnnvht u,iii,m I . IT J . r. - .... "Mof thefEnglewood United Breth- iVn Tm"whi: 7 pn Bible prl- Norui Cot la a at D IU n it "murnwr. paiior. iDie acnnol s :4t a.m. I people s nteetlttaa. I u..i. . .. " . Zl'" of the legislature for several sessions, afternoon and all, day Sunday at JjJ "'fTvicf J'mV10' tuT mUoSsr At- I war labor board and later of the wage ?etAtc l; ZbX" & Court has a fine record of responsible '"L1 C"?m r.n! - ?UM,r"'" w.dniy. 'r.u Oregon and of Willamette law school, practicing attorney for ren church will spend Saturday J mary. junior, young minv -rc momtwr nt that toetctatiirat tnr aavaral un nnt I afternoon and all OSV Sunday at I P-m member f the regional . L. : 1 : : . i 1 m . iiitj iMHin iKMrn Mn .nnn nac a una wrnrn nr rvcnnnGin s i . ... - . . . . . . . i r.,7:rr" :. t ?m!iwm i st. john-s lijthebav " w meeting. Vi uit -r uU jmuncai irvit. ine Cnurcn to VlCtonoua Steward- Nortn ISth and A. Rev. H. W. Gross. MISSION t . . . ... .... - .. . anin" -I .An rAMntia AAmmirr i n.ain, H.ansu A i. n A n i . ! - ... r" - AMiimmt! in countv rnmmittw rat lfioc tri (elartinn rtr I r --'.""'. j 1 ...;ii v. d. t ajr ia l!s .yanitm- mmmiilap anrt m5V.. TvtcTVM.r4 K- nAmir.awa tnr . . ui'.1- UlthftlD hour .t 130 . r un? fhool It a m. Mom- ---- iia e - . s aian, a) awa m m S SB SVt I BL.1 awiMaa a'aBSVM WelaS ST Pa aSIPSVitTASI M -daaeej. I " I awaaa jssst a, a u( vuwi uu scv ivi m Wt I the rtyular term Multnomah county voters should have no rude Westphal, assistant director, I rotrRSQUARR trouble in deciding between him and hi opponent, Tom Ma- Lola Koerner, president, honev' Mc Court's election would insure th rountv of a Heart The Bev. Goodman will be guest honest administration of the district attorney's office. 4SO North lath. Rev. Charles Tate. neadayT 1-Ja o. paator. Sunday school S S a.m. Morn-. SrmtmbirV fng service 11 o'clock. Evening service P r Z- I 'locat. Sermon subject. "The CHRIST LUTRti UNITED RIITRiru 11S0 Mission. Rev. Ceorse Martin. 'Jjt V. T I. o'clock. Sermon subject. 'The Bride of Christ" Evenine .1. Ice 7:30 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wed- Hatnecoming Sunday picaciicr ui uic iiionung ana me ocmca. aermon auoject, "The I CHRIST LUTHERAN nev. oeorge cnapman at nignt. I TT.-r; .T",- I . st' street at 18th jy ' w oasna us vsaa; The junior Ford car, one of Henry It's ideas for postwar, Ith UJEL army as chaplain in In Tuesday, 7;ss p.m.. Larr Bone Who sarvad with 5rloi'' ,:" P1?- J"" hm ln ftored away in blueprints. Whether the idea didn't fiU "f' riritnorh'nf: M-f"cf,LUlf wV5S jell or proved impractical is not announced. CMC say. it ha. itoSnJcTs EWiMV. post pone us new light Chevvie too. blaming it on shortage of service he will deliver a mission- m5rch"Dli!L0 VM- A- win apeak materials. All the companies find it difficult enough to turn dresa; at S p.m his subject U ayowl&T'.7Zvli out 1642 model, with a fresh press on the body without trying wf" &jJX Ww'J A"?.?" Vh ni r .m SchultK. " pastor. Sundav ' ach'noi s a a.m. Bible claaa S-.4S am service 11 o'clock &rm,J. .k 7 "Looking Unto Jesus." SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST H.ood J Summer. O. T. Dickinson. paator. Sabbath schoal I n .m urday. Morning service It 'o'clock. to develop any new lines of cars. Also the makers may have sneak to the young oeode of war tUm- hard about. the prices paid in the black market and concluded experiences and items of general J church or jesus christ or thr Hit r.lnnl V nt taminrl fnr nruanl.tniui mm ... sv.. interest to all. latter dat saints r - """-V vrinwui. r- 1 1 v.rw. hall. Hood and Church perimrnting on lighter models. I The Revi and Mrs. Dean Oreo-- ; ij bishop. Sunday " j , v auu civuv inn aoiey ana primary 11:90 rich, are visiting his Da rents. Mr. vning service t.io o'clock. The 1 Jsnanac illlurial rni 1 nii 1 Viae AawlAoA IKat in Ikal tnH Kfrfe T.lnwt f! runn m "t.l S - ' ' .... vv w.wv. .ov mis -. -fy vvvi, vi 'V'ICHIIITIAN MTSSIOMABV lllllur a ..... .t . ... . . . . . . I 1u .4 in a 1 - - .....r..,.. ; xuiure irie emperor will oe allowed to Choose his own mate. I " "- wiu rcwrn oni tn ai uatnea. Herman J. Bohl. ooni, associate. AT.4 ae under a umilar rule. t 1 ;'; .t . . . .. I to their work Si Daatori at Hnr. 1 paator: Wrmra B. r-. irictrsi uiMoein m cngiana Wisnes sne COUia "Ve 1-nvi,,.: IfU t Sundays school S:45 a m. atorning serv- . . V -:r ' r ' " ioe 11 o cioclc sermon subject by Her- beth Battiin accompanied them bert Hanks. Evening service 7 M. nlr here and will stay to enter Cas- mon subject, "What About the ru. cade college in Portland as a Lu"t Pj55r Pctc J0l Voting ture?" Iimi cot tan (Win a mim.i. fne tiUti a....riAll, fUm.m I int i.-K.. iM ' EWi" prayor meeting r - - " - - - . .v. t,,.v, .ui v i hiu.iv. m er i naarmatr, 7 :jc. Musionary people- work for a living. One deer season opens September 28 but the other dear season hasn't ever ended. Dri ciai proKrajnn HI music Will DC I nay, a p.m. j- given at Highland Friends church rethant evangelical and Sunday; at 730 p.m.. by Dean I rkfukmed Ciregory and he will give selec- f Norttftcapltol at Marion. Rev. rred tiona. assisted bv Mrs. Greanrv ' Ptor, Sunday .school 10 a m. j mjr;, n.iii muiniiiij - it u sermon suiu r . , luoieri. i ne jrtoer Brother. GOOD MORNING t a Tempted v "God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tern d ted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape.hhat ye may; be able to bear it" II Cor; 10: 13b. I ' MARION COUNTT SUNDAY SCHOOLS I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Third st Lewi street. Sunday school s s.m. service st 11. SEVENTH DAY ADVRNTIST rark at ind atreet William W. Rlnc. paator. Sabbath school Saturday, S.M m, services at 11. HEDEK'S All Week Gaaraateod Itl Cwri t Call 7tS PlllRIM HOLINESS 42 South Water street. William L. McGlaaaon. pastor. Sunday achool 10 a m, worship at II. Evening services at i :ju, ASSEMBLY OP TiOD front stiaet. Omar Bailey, pastor. aunamy scnooi s.4a a m. Mornlns wor ship at II: Christ's Ambaassdois S:U pm. Kvanseliatle servloea 7:48 p m nioie siuay weanesoay, 7:4 Prayer service rrlday, 7 4. LATTER DAY SAINTS Modern Woodman hall. Ird street ' Sunday school 9 AS a.m. Worship st II.' IA SI 1 .so p.m. p.m. CHURCH or C.OI1 Second at A street. ! Orville Baker, pastor. Sunday school at IS a.m. War- snip? at ll. LvangeniaUc at S p.m. Ice Cream All Flavors - No Limit Qtn. Saving Center Salem and West Salem Sparklings Dings For Ililady's Fingers J from STEVENS Set wild brilliant atone to rival tha ralnbow'sj rlcheat huesi. Choose frosn a gal ty of rarewt beaut a- A. Moonstone circled j with oriental sapphire. I. Flsshlnf aHaraenet teres) en ny tablet. C. Exquisite blrthsteng i rings. (All 12 months). , Terms If Desired fytnai sw VMM 339 Court Street CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE North 2nd street. B. A. rranklln. paster. Sunday school and Bible classes io a.m. Morning services 11, Young people's fellowship hour 1 p.m. tvening services S P.m. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at METHODIST Main at risks street. B. r. Browning, paator. Church school 4S a.m. Morn- in mg worship 11 a.m. rxayer meeons weoneadav. s n m Younc people's meetins 4 o m. Satur. uay. i .1 PI ST CHRISTIAN Leaser at man. uuaiey strain, ui. tor: Clay J. Pomtror. associate Sun-. I aay scnooi B AO sjn. Mornlna service lose; ociock. Mrmon aublect. "Thla We I Lack." Evenlna Service I 7 M OCIOCK. aermon SUbleCt. "Christian tty's Great Day." Scout troop meats at 730 p.m. Pastor's call daily,. S:30 a .i ii ., j jvaiat. ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN Noith 17th at Nebraska J. M Oaorf heart, pastor. Sunday school :4S a.m. morn in service ll ociock. Rev. C. rt. uoooiran. guest preacher. Youth serv- ire ai s jg Olamlased. Adult C.E. rrteeU Evenlna aervire 7:30 o'clock. Haw. Chapman will deliver the message. CALVARY CHAPEL PL'LL noisn. " 127 North Church street. Rev, and airs, ciauae L. Be l. naalora KunH rnooi :a a.m. Morning service 11 ociock. Young people's service 7 p.ni r..riuii aervtce l : o Clock. V'r ' 4 . j; iy" " ,'r' "''' 1 Ex-Chaplaia Larry Done Thret Great Servlcea lltOO au m. Missionary Ad drewt. 7 :00 p. m. To Younc People. 8:00 p. m. "Forward with the Christian Revolu tion." Church ci lha Ilazareno lltk at Cealer , . W. Cswlter. raaUr First Prcsbflcrian Churrh Chemeketa at Winter St. Chester W. Hamblin, pastor Virginia Ward! Elliott, Music Direjrtor AS A. M. Chareh Sehoal lt:8 A. M. "Mar's Chief End- j Sermon by the pastor 7 JS r. M. -Five Kings In j a Cave Sermon bv Mr. Chambers mmmm 'I For Kelley, the nigh! Shifl at. I " Farquhar Cr Co. Ooad - Phono 24133 Shift Starts at 7 P. M. In Caaperatlan with Salens Canners CammJitee