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Tho Statunan. Salam. Oregon. Saturday Tup 21. 1947
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Tnm First 8Utesmaa, March 28, 18S1
THE STATESMAN PUBL4SHIMG-COMPANY
L CHARLES A. SPRAGUE. Editor and Publisher
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Mail. Service
I Silverton Churches i UIN AINU BKAK IT
By Lichtj
METHODIST
West Main and Fiske streets. B. T.
I Browning, pastor. Sunday school t:43
a.m. Norman Neegelt. superintendent.
Classes tor all af.es. General worship.
11 a.m. Subject, -two r-ersons wn
Will Not Be Christian." Nursery avail
able for children under 4 during
church services. Youth fellowship. 1M
p.m. Choir rehearsal, weonewiy s
p.m. Felix T. Wright, director.. Mrs.
A. J. McCanneU pianist.
CALVARY LUTHERAN
lis Jersey St. James A. lone, pas
tor. Sunday school and Bible classes.
past two weeks' studies.
IM MANUEL LUTHERAN
N. Church si S. L. Almlie. pastor,
Sunday school 10 a.m. Divine worship.
Assurance of Postmaster Al Graze, that suspension of house Luther league. 1:30 p.m. Topic. "Trie
... . I r.iM ru.in r-iAiMshin Vvsn.
aruvrrj in man u oa.ututfjr wm nui kvui 6 j s-ali-tic meeting Wednesday p.m.
f a a : iL. J .1 I CaiI f I
annoying to many residents 10 miss tne ueuvexy i ....
. . - . - a . fa J A ! TKIN 111
This was attributed to lack of lunas. remaps u was aue to second at a st. m. 3. K. ruhr. pas
lack of proper budgeting of funds. Whatever the cause K,;
mtnniaimi tm vm indicated mai ine ueuuic caucvi auv nouv asv scnooi dt bidis scnaoi lummu.
.. , I Divine worship. 11 a.m. Sermon "Gods
Saturday mail Service. I skmf Love." Luther league. 7:45.
The postal system is essentially a service institution, md 2;
when performance is built up to certain levels the public is am.
critical if the service deteriorates. It does not seem that the church or cod
postal fystem locally or nationally has regained the standards tAJk J iW'
it attained in prewar days, in promptness oi dispatcn ana ae- n. Evangeiistie. s pm
-livery of mails. With improved pay, employment conditions batjls catholic
.ti .1 J ... Ka!J .mn.i.nl unrk.r. anH with nrnnr I Pine at Grant sit. rather John J
"uuiu -i"-'- s. ..v.- K. 7 " , ' ' , 7T I Walsh, pastor. Sunday maeaes S and
organization, and Stimulation OI euorx Ota sianaaras snuuiu i io .m. Weekday masses, s:i a.m.
f lined and passed.
In the business of communication there Is always a driving
. . .. . . . a ii . i IJ 1
urgency: ihe man must go tnrougn. nence mere moum oe
no slackening of performance in this important public service.
Picking a Queen
To Sid Stevens and his gang who are in the throes of pick-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Third at Lewis St. Sunday school
1:49 a.m. Service, 11.
MARQUAM METHODIST
Stlverton highway Ul at Marquam.
R. A. Garboden, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a.m. Worship at 1L
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Park at First St. Arthur Charles
Bates, pastor. Bible school, 0:4 J a.m.
Morning worship, 11.
I 'il?lYf. ti I I
I I .TlTT.-V 111 IT Jl v I ira v I Jil 1 I
t. rt.t.a sriHuri. .aitc
Churrti at I1enerta M. Rev.
Geoff e H S Ifl. rrrlor. M4t Cent,
munion 1 M mm pra?ef artDtre and
nrnon. II am. Continual mm tmtruc
tton clasa WeSmtSaj 1 11 t til pas.
I4IIM Til TI rrtTta
73 N. lola awrart. Lulls Wallan
Quirk Morning arrvtre II e'rWarh.
June 13 Suhec1. "A Great Noul " i
' I'trnlng servw I o rWk Timdai.
June I. Subinl. "VHr Mental '
Garden Lltx-art open I tin noon
each evk 1 to I
CALVARY B4PTIST fltiri
1Z3S South Liberty. Rev. CTtartea
Duroen. DO. pastor. Sunday stUaal
41 am. Morning service 1 1 ectork.
Sermon by Dr. Durden. just returned
from east. Evening aeror 1 JS 'rlork.
Sermon by Dr. IXiroen Yawns pasple
of churrh will presem speruil iranw,
SM p m. Baoii.l youth fellowship.
Wednesday. T M p m. Midweek prayer,
praue aervire
naaaSlOAftsg: CSttmCw OT
CMRist ov i m. a.
North ITlk at lewkU S4. Ortes
M Aahev. SuwdiT art nil 10 ta
Morning aenieo II a ilarS. g i i 1 1
oertnre as rtork. Taa fca t sa
SbW at'Jl p,j " T
CALVARY CR4rtL Fa! Cnuil
im H CSwerw St. Wt Re.
rUuoe C sod Mary W. IWO. poators
SxnStr arhool lil a an ktortuos
wne II ocWik 'King Cm oil Dvo
preienttng sprr.
Rev. C. C. KrU
rtRtT rsraiYTtAV cstrRcm
Cae'OJr ot Mt SWo J
SUaam Roswjse wSmsoI a a ss.
Sag m n-w IS M flora S i m
Urt. "Lite s Oeoot H nor - iii
w 1 s ortoi. snotaAotMMi
fleets. ootooj a Camwij klra
i-rooa. oioao iloiy d
work, gam
!
n wav r miwi 1 1
pn. Le4a Mae Krater, Ii r gee.
Ml ohm t S o rkark. gooraal - i 1
moakr by tho hlin T ij 1 Duo1
ky Rev. Mary W. Rett.. Twao
des. Frhtar. as rv it as I pan.
ST. MARK tV. Ll'TMERAN
Ul K. Church St Rev M A Getf
endaner. D D . paator Sundav errtonl
41 am Morning service II o'clock.
Set twin subject. "Jesus the Lord"
MUM FRCK MgTHODIST
N. Winter at Market. Richard T.
Fine Sunday school II irr, Morning
! Join indoor ( imp Mev-ting at First
i Churrh of the Naiarine.
IMVmtL CHIRCH OF THE
t MASTrR fte. 17 (Sptrtfaal)
Bennett of Portland, gueat speaker.
Evening service 1JI aclock.
ctKYRAL taisca OF CSI kit T
Korta rotlaaw ot fct w tmmmm A
ftrott. aaaaiej. RuMe us, II la.
OtwrsW orvtra. IS 4S a an kmoa
SosmtTV y R ion Sam Caw no. T Ml
anoa Saaw. 'V hot la rvrkeo sa Soo
Law w i SmaSay
V
NOW AND EVERMORE
IUakop W.'Harl Irddra
f Syrarwj. Hew Tor a
CVrvesi rlork
Chnrrh School 9: IS a. sr.
Youth Group 1:0 p. sm.
First Methodist Church
Cowrrsi a4 fUake kOreoSa
JarR M. A4aaaa, Mlakikrr
Dmir Tow n TsU Hoile Ppsr
"Naw don't try U destrey any f bis Inhibitions goodae knows I
had enough irbl instilling theaa r
aa
SsnDerara (CDnnnircDnes
Sabbath school. Saturday. t:4S a.m.
i Morning worship 11. Missionary vol
Jng a Cherry Festival queen we pass on this item from Art (seventh day adventist
Perry's column in the Medford Mail-Tribune:
The next thing, on the civic agenda in many towns is tha
nominating and electing of Fourth -of July queens and prin
cesses. They will reign throughout the three-day celebration of
! a one-day event. What the country needs is an old-fashioned
-Cmitim r.f Liberty." car bed in robes of flowiruZ white and ablt
to balance herself on a soap-box. firmly nailed to the floor of a
hay-wagon, drawn by a prancing span of horses with red, whit
and blue ribbons entwined in their bra idea tans.
Park at Second S. L. Beasely. pastor. FIRST METHODIST CHl'RCH
Church at Stale St. Paator. Joseph
M. Adams. Church school, t 43 a m.
tinterm mlin. with a rnthM-'a Dav 1 Mornina worshlD. 11 a m. Guest speak-
program. Saturday JJO. Prsyer meet- er. Bishop W. Earl Led den Syracuse.
Inf. Wednesday. S p.m. I t. x. sermon luojerH w
Evermore . a. p.m. smra m.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY sembly to Sllverton. 7 pm. Junior hi
ALLIANCE meet, fireplace room In basement, no
N. Second St. Cordon T. Bratvold. adult group. Thursdsy 7:jo Midweek
pastor. Sunday school 10 a m. service service, rrioay z p m. women
ll. Young people's service, f :45. Even- class at tha home of Mis. E. T. Pres-
ing services 7:45. Prayer meeting and cotl. 104 Oak.
Bible study. Wednesday s p.m. i
The Oregon Journal's editorial cartoon of Monday
Sunday school f:4 a.m. Morning ser- t:4S a m. Morning service n M o cioca
vices. 11 a.m. YPS. 7 o.m. Evanselis- Sermon subtect. "The wells of court
esy, sermon oy nm pastor, avenina
service 7 JO o clock. Message: in
Giantess Awakes" Ellrabeth Currte.
of Punjab. India. Monday. 7 JO Boy
Scouts. Thursday, 7:30 p m. Midweek
the state ledger open, with a big blob ot red ink on one side.
on the other, as an alternative, the sales tax. The cartoon is
ingenious but not ingenuous. According to figures worked out
in the clot ing days of the legislature, the tax program to be
come effective if the sales tax is defeated will produce more
revenue for the state than the sales tax. The real issue in the
sales tax election is whether the sales tax shall be invoked as
a source of revenue, to the further relief of income and prop
erty taxpayers. It is not correct to refer to it as the only
alternative to a state deficit in the coming biennium.
tic service, 1:43.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Front St. Omsr Bailey, pastor. Sun-
After the robbery of the bank at Oakland, Ore. we offered
the comment that it was a professional job and, ventured the
prediction the men would be picked up sooner or later. Now
three men have been arrested in Steamboat Springs, charged
with another robbery in Roseburg, but suspected of the Oak
land job. The FBI has been tracing the men across the country
and when they got together nabbed them. Of course their guilt
is not yet determined, but the sleuths of the law evidently
have connected them with the bank robbery. How do they do
It? that's their trade.
Sunday school 43 sm Morning ser
vice 10 43 o'clock. 0 43 p m. Young
people's meeting Evening service
7:45 o'clock. Wednesday. 7 43 p m
Special musical concert with the Bob
Jones college quartet.
EMMAfltL FT XTM OST 4.L
4443 Ferry SI Peslor. Claux Cagle
Sundav school IS a m. Morning eorvir
I o rlork. Fvenina aervire IJt a iurk
Tueadas. Fridav and Sunday Rev.
and Mrs Mrl'une dressed In China aa
Coatumo will epesk al 7 JS a m. Owt
totnf Missionaries to China
FIRST C R RCRTcTTcHaitT
BftENTIST
Chemeketa at Liberty. Sunday srtiaiil
II am. Mominf service II e rlork
Sermon subject. ' I the I'm verse. In
eluding Msn. Evolved by Atomic
riwr Ftening setvtr g e'rtork
Sermon auberi. 1. the I'niverae In
cluding Man. Evolved by Aloo.tr
Force'' Wednesday evening meeting at
0 Includes toatimonies of healing Read
ing tuom 141 So. High.
MISSION ST. IWITtO RRgTMRgN
1153 MlasMm St Pa. to Goorse Star.
tin Sunday arhool 0 S3 a an Motatand
service II o'rlorfc N evening eervsrw
Sunday, nor rr.idoeek aervire.
A
jr.Sl S NAME PENTECOST 4.L
Timv h i m
1173 Lew,. W rastnr R V. -.ttser sJaVlVh" Rev Jasper N T.yWe
Sunday school 10 am. Morning service I - i " 1 lmr
r lain nirrtini f runeaa- p m i W9n as ik. , fc "
Youna neonle's mltn. r.iM.v fi, ' r'm"n . wermM. aukjert
Johnny Chandler in charge.
Christian Ilissionary ilUiance
1 ftsuwiar. J mm tt4
11:00 A. M. Zeai. Eaerry as. IUamdrra
by Paiu-
7:S0 P. M. Dr. N. A. Jro-c-n, Seattle
rreeTit Christian liuune-na Men
Just rurrted frurn China, krxvw-fi amxang l ruitMns af 0
-ol4 for his feTverit parunrtatuei In Krxritu! tyvWiwi
Wri 7:30. Midweek Tral rr4 rrajer Smkt
Thara, 7: IS. Rrv. Ira Kiag
pnmcsixTiNG
Tfce Voice of the Andes, It. J. C It.
lacUallmg Terhalr alar 4 MaUas rvrtavv ratsa
CRorra UraU4 K. ll al Caia-r Ikeewaasi J.
day school 0 43 a.m. Worship st 11.1
Christ s Ambassadors. 1:41 pm. Evan
gelistic service 7:49 pjn. Prayer ser-
vice rriqay. 7:43 p m.
service.
Valloy Churches
IMMANVEL BAPTIST CBl'RCH
Hazel st Academy St. Sunday school
1:43 a.m. Morning service 11 am. Ser
vice 7:43 p m. Rev. George W. WheeUy
TALBOT COMMUNITY CHURCH "" J" T VLl. u T" I " 1. " " . '
pJSuryoolOm! DiTlne ' P -
Z:JVJ.n!l"ZZ F"rMyB" rlev. Ws.Wr. S
m n.n.i T h "tStrtcli. pastor. Sunday school t :4S
Return? Annual election of church . ru. u nrmni .- .,.
dedicsuon of children. Morning service
11 1 n m. .
FOUR CORNERS BAPTIST CHL'RCH X.,,:. .' " J r- '-T' '1m
Stat St. at Elms Ave. Rev. Frank O. ""T" 1 r"-" 7
00 . as . a a I kllOT J . 0. . AlHllvVi SMRI w POT! IIIMl, BSTw"
RwlnteriTrucWrtnlannt 'k sar. W1 sermons of
JTS LIS the day Illustrated by true Incident,
vice 11:00 o clock, sermon subject, 1K P , . .
-t n.,i. nintn. urrinn. ,h Ptors ministry In Canada.
1 wZZiZm 1 a Woir tThrlaU Ambassadors. Y. P. at 0:43
7. Evening service S o clock. Prof ram rvnln, rvl- .... 0i.u ,.,
of vacation Bible schooL AU are wel- rv'mn erv,'T 1 o clock. Evange-
officers after morning church service.
The ttirrings of a new life are evident in the Santiam
country- Already, the rough materials for the . new town of
Mongold are being laid out. Only a few . years remain before
Ihe present town of Detjoit will be under scores of feet of
water. But in those years residents of the high country will
have plenty of time and opportunity to find their stake and
a new homesite. The beauty of the country is too general for a
single project to discourage those who revere it.
of vacation Bible schooL AU are wel
come.
HAYESVILLE BAPTIST SCHOOL
School house. Rev. Henry Barnet,
pastor. Sunday school t:45 a.m. Morn
ing service 10:45 o'clock. Prsyer meet-
HsUc rally. Sermon subject. "The
Wonderfull Wages of Soul Winning."
Wednesday st 7:43 midweek service.
Radio broadcasts over KSLM. Taber
nacle echoes Saturday 3 43 p.m. Ser
mons In song Sunday 3:19 p m.
church or jrst s christ of
LATTER-DAY SAINTS
V. F. W hall Hood at Church St
John E Salsberry. bishop Sunday
school 10 a m Morning service II M
O Clock. Evening service 0 30 orknk
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY AIJ.l4.NtK:
North 3th at Games St Pastor. Her- 1
man J. IVihl Sunday school t IS a m '
Special pros t am by the whole Sun
day school. Morning service II o'clock
Christiana Are Suts An unusual auo.
ct You Will Want to Hear 0 S3 p an
Forsquare rtiMssm Yours peonie s
rslly. Evening service I si arutt
Sermon by tle pa. tor Sermon suo-
J-r. Aa Eapoae m4 the Penteeostal ,
Movement Tuesday 7 SS pm Mid
week prater and praise Our aervire
are growing in attendance. Son I miss
tlaern.
tmc first fajiarsi or cos
Cotae at HuoJ St R afMj Mrs
H A Srhlstlor. mtnwt.ri Sunday
0 43 sm. 10 43. Junior rhurrh. rhUd
and rrn program Morning aertlra
Sermon sub)orl. Zeal. Energy
niunoers. Kvening service
Young peoole1. 0 30 Stissir
nana Tuesday I pm Thuisday Ira E oclock Youth Idlmwu J mm shrs-
nins i.J representing the Voice of the "d oresident 7 S Irrmun, " Sputtual
Diunoers. Kvening service 7 .30 a clock .oclock Sermon euhier-t Tk- r- .
onary prayer i enre Clork Fvenina aettiro S as
FIRST B4PTIST FII4.RIU HOMNgSf
Marion st Liberty St Rev T n,A T FISS t berry. Pertor. V G Btorv
Anderson, pastor. Sunday school 0 43 I d.T "rf,'0' 0 4i a m Mornng set-
7.V
sm. Morning service II o'clock J,. " II or lock Y. P. S. 7 ttmifj
son of Seattle, speaker Evening se
VK-e l M Item ftetmon ...K,
dot II.'
Which U the G.e.test in the K,"g. 1 ' I'THER N tMIRC R
om." Slate SI at 10th Fatlor. C R
..u unoir school f U a m Morn-
FIRST SPIRITUALIST. ! ,n Tv"ce II o clock Sermon aubyert.
M N Commercial Service at 1 30 ,n'e miracles Ml the Church
snd 7 JO Rev. Mary Mann. speakeV ' T? T
We In vile You
9:45 I. Qo Sunday Sdrsc!
10:50 a a. Rev. llilisa E. Pc:!i
ol L Arvgrtes
7:45 p. n Ecv. Janes JL Bhi::p
Rev. Lam TarrU h-rv ng ir U
I allien Cenniy Holiness Assn.
aWrnirro Daily 1918 a m ? 41 p sm.
Crow. Indoor Cmmp MrLirg
FHIST CHUI1CH OF THE 1IAZAEEHE
CewUr al tllkj Sirweta
OrrUle W. Jeaklaw. ra4ae
"Eaieas's Draalrai ti SAgrlasUe Cestirr
Ing and Bible study on Thursday even- 1 BrvrwTP, bay aovvntist
in, at 730 o clock at the pastor's home. SumrrJr.0?.."!"
FRl'ITLAND EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN
Five miles east oi aaiem. nev. n.
Vtx. pastor. Sunday school 10 am
The tenatw did better by the Columbia basin project and
Bonneville power administration, lifting appropriations for the
former by nearly $9 million and for the latter for construction
a little over that' amount. Ifow if the vengeful house doesn't
whack the increases the region will fare pretty well for the
construction of important projects.
In Szeged, Hungary several hundred citizens met to determ
ine whether there was freedom of speech and assembly in
Hungary, They were set upon by 150 communists armed with
weighted rubber hose, brass knuckles, and hatchet -like "fokos."
At leart they got the answer to their question.
Morning service and Junior church n meeting. Wednesday, I M p m.
'm SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
KEIZER CHl'RCH OF CHRIST .. commercial at Washington. Paator.
School house. U L. Freeman, mm- "
teter. Bible study 10 a.m. Preaching " Morning service u oclock. cnrls-
1 a.m. Song practice 7 p.m.' Preacning " v "' l,rn,n service
:43. No services wiU be conducted at 'oclock. Midweek prayer meeting
Madison and Baker street.. weonesaay t jo p m.
tLV.tr.ru COMMUNITY CHL'RCH
Granee hall. Pastor. Lee Wlens. I North Cottage at D St. Rev. G G
Sunday school S.4S a.m. Paul Cell. Ru.r; Pf,,or Sunday school 43
superintendent Morning service 11 5ornLn f, 'f'..'1 c,ock 8r'
. . . . . a . 1 1 svrsapa Ha4 SjC m vws nr - m A I d a as - - t
- I i , - i-' - ---
Young peoples meeting iyu. aiiwi --"" jvrrmon.
Snook, president. Evening service S Dr- Turnbull . guest speaker. S 30 Young
o clock. I - """""s
The engineers who declare it is feasible to pipe Columbia
river water to arid Southern California may be somewhat like
the architect whose enthusiasm for the maginifcent led him
to design a $50,000, 10-bedroom home for a $2Ga-month
salaried man with a wife and one child. -,v
Anyone who questions, the practical approach of public
school teachers might cogitate on the case of Mrs. Werdna Wyatt
of Springfield who is taking three of her Spanish-language
pupils on a two-months visit to Mexico.
An airline official says if plane passengers were seated
backward they could withstand the shock of stopping a 200
mile speed in nine feet. These rocky mountain tops don't bend
nine feet, however.
Another Klamath Falls- man has failed to show up after
a lake fishing trip. His overturned boat was found however
Nature plays mean tricks on lakes and rivers, which is a good
point for summer vacationists to remember.
. T. Dirk-
ineon. Sabbath school 30 sm. Sat
urday. Morning service 11 o'clock.
Sabbath school rally day. District
M. V. meeting st 3 30 p m. Prsyer
BETHEL BAPTIST
North Cottage at D St. Rev.
(M.JS.ait LVTMMIA CHl-BCH j
North ISth at A St Rev. If W
Gross, p.. tor Sunday school t a m'
IfonTrf V'C' J o cl" tnerna
li'Lutheran hour choru. concert
Wednesday evening. June llth III
P..m V. I. -,Lm h,h noo -'"J'lor.
lum. Lutlieran hour at JO am
WESLEYAN METHODIST
f ifteenth at Mill St. Paator.
A G
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
North Cottage at Marion. Rev
n Uunfln.tnn D ti nastor. Sur
school :43 a.m. "AU Aboard for Ad- I lc" , oclock. Evening service
fmt.irm" ramrrfa rtr H untinftlM Willi 7 'JO O ClOCk St the IlldoOr Clmn tnmmt.
lead service. Morning service 10:33 "" pros r ess at the Nazarene
o'clock. Sermon subject, "Well. What church, .1320 Center St. Rev. Bishop
Kind of Soil Are You?" Pilgrim fellow-
.kl. . IU. aU.imW M m I
" V..U.V.., . V Sir TU A XIV wv swn. ...
I ii 1 - - . - ... Rr.runnr.u
oioav pbiIspu na Tue UlTiarvr i Marion at ( anttnl R.u I o -r..
Center at 13th St. Pastor. Orvllle W. f Salem, speaker. Sunday school
Jenkins. Sunday school t:43 a.m. Morn- !," m- aborning service ll o'clock
Ing service loao o clock. sermon suo- I " .uUJm, wni wise Man
To them that love God all
things work together for good -Morning
Warship 1:JS a m.
"he Wells mt Courtesy"
Sermon by the Pastor
Evening Warship. 7:J p. .
Message:
-The Giantess Awakes"
Miss Elisabeth Carrie.
f the Punjab. India
Chrch Rrhoal. 9.ti a.
Firs! Presbylerian
Church
Chemeketa al
Winter
Chester W.
Ilarablis)
Taster
Virginia Ward
Elliott .
Masie Direeter
iect, Rev. Milton E. Poole of Los An- w,ww.,.. -geles,
guett preacher. Evening service "EIONITl BRETHREN
7:43 ollock. Sermon. Rev. James R. I 'JS J" v. A
Bishop. Evangelist for Marion County k
H.
CHl'RCH
A. Lm
Fadenrecht. assisUnt.
New FREE Boek Telia
Hew Yea May Da It
A Petaluma merchant was assessed $605,000 for failing
to file an income tax return for' 20 years. Perhaps he thinks
Cool id ge is still president.
A chap residing- in Peaceful Valley near Spokane was
given a 90-day jail sentence for keeping a harem. And prob
ably he was doing it on $115 a month.
Holiness Assn. Rev. Lealta Parrot, dl-
rectlng music. The Marlon County IACTl7fl YHITD Tin?!
Holiness Association in-uoor camp- . ... awsv.s i.ii ;
meeting continues in our Church each It Can Be Dana tha
a.m. and 7:43 p.m.. . Koaleruelan Way
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Highland at Church St. Pastor. Cora
Gregory. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morn
ing service 11 o'clock. Dean Gregory
a7 t Mr4afttana4oSnaaa SlroVol W St as mnmlHS 1 eVaa o
Vr "i- 'L.-i;, U.. " I " Koslcruclans KNOW HOW"
with Marion Congregational Holiness r or ages iney nave demonstrated
meeting, rim cnurcn Ol vne nsza- a ff mater kntu l.. ..--4 .
rmm. I i .. . . .
iwr nmrr over an oostacles in
KNIGHT MEMORIAL I Hie.
CONGREGATION AL T.f fhom t,-l t...
Nlnteenth and ferry St. Pastor. Louis . . '""r ' ""lvp Ttir
I. White. Sunday school t:49 a.m. proDiemg. Their guidance will re
Morning service 11 o'clock. Sermon veal psychic laws and mvstiral
subject. "The Day ot Salvation." nrinHnl. u,hl! Lilt . u
rhiirrh.iima nnrsre tt .m tut- pnnapies wnlcti will make VOtl
grim fellowship, s JO p.m. service led migniy ana successful in attain
ZLL'A dflsio'r4 Perrtn wm L" HEALTH. HAPPINESS and
... r I SELF MASTERSHIP.
jason lee Methodist The new. free book, will tlt vi
North Winter at Jefferson. Pastor, how von mav ri- t. k. ',i
S. Raynor Smlttr. Sunday school :49 yt.U m"r fecve. In the prl-
a.m. Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser- vacy of your home, the rational.
mtH S'.Tk"-'8- ,mPl. Rosicruclan teachings for
mon subject. "The Trumpet Lias In -.1 fnMm.ni u'ii.
tha Duat." There will ba m ovonine unfoldment. Write a letter
worship because of the meeting of asking for it today
uie Annual conference. . cHKe in
; ROSICRUCIAN BROTHERHOOD
(AMORC)
San Jose, California
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Evangelistic
Tabernacle
Assembly of (iod
Sunday, Jane 22
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his week la Ca-aada.
9:45 Sunday School
11:00 Sermon. IusrmJi
learned by the Way"
7:45 Sermon: Trie Won
derful Wagen of Soul
Winning
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Sermon in Song"
Sun 5:15 p. n.
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sourl wiH opc-w in pjetaon ct th Sa'ern Ser.kac Hijh Scfoci A
d;torium on VsKiraday. Jur 21 -vj art 6.15 p. rn.
Thls qroup is hexjrd eoch wo-k or. ) A liefwoik v-t
lurHTuon wrh Dr. Va'er A. Mam s nt3 "Bfva Qjvtj
tha liatian." This czTmr.T maie jonX'-e Sjou jh tr a-a-pkres
cA St Jcan a Lumon chuich ol M'h cr-.d A' r-rs.
Salem.
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Editorial Comment
From Oar
On tern pert lies
KEEPING THE PEACE
At the 51st commencement of the United States Military Acad
emy at West Point. N. Gen. D wight D. Eisenhower told the 310
graduates that "war is .mankind's most- tragic and 'stupid folly. He
added: The true soldier of America, therefore, is a leader for
world cooperation. He knows that to serve best the security of his
country, he must work for the cause of peace." This security, the
general id, is possible through preparedness.
In other words. Gen. Eisenhower and other government advo
cates of sound defense strength, look upon the military and arma
ment equipment as tools whereby peace can be enforced. It is the
same idia which moves municipalities to have the best possible
police and fire protection. Lawlessness and conflagration both must
dc checked belore they can gam headway.
As Pearl Harbor so tragically taught, weapons and personnel
must be at hand and ready to stop desperados and to stem future
holocausts. There 4s no magic way to peace. It must be prepared tor.
isieainro jaau-i rioune.i M
FIRST V. UNITED BRETHREN
Marlon at Summer. Rev. Wllmer N.
arown. pastor. Sunday school t 43 a.m.
storntng service 11 o'clock. Sermon
suDjeci. . me Christian's Panoply,
Evening aervire 7:43 o'clock, r-hnir
present Gospel musical. Sermon sub-
jen, ine language ol the Soul.
l1
GOOD MORNING
Have TOU Counted the Cast
If yoar soul should be lost?
"Far what shall it profit a
man If he shall rala the
whole world, and lose his
wr souir Mark
Why not accept Christ
NOW?
MARION COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
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SUPER YOUTIHl
TONIGHT . . JUNE 21
RALLY
. 7:30 P. M.
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HENDERSON KIDS
Stan. 14. and Norm 17, come from
Seattle for this rally. As vocal and
Instrumental soloist they're lops.
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