10 The Statesman. Salem. OreoonV Satvxdar. SeptTl. 1943
ril ooo oddq' an anna a
New Episcopal
Pastor Adds to ;
Dallas Services
DALLAS, Ore, Sept. 10 The
Rev. Cyril Hanney, with his wife
and 5-month -old daughter Dwyn
neth, has arrived In Dallas to be
gin his work as vicar of St Thom
as Protestant Episcopal church,
with services each Sunday.
! Archdeacon Perry H. Smith of
Corvallis has been conducting
services in the local church once
each month.
The Rev. Mr. Hanney will also
serve St. Hilda's Episcopal church
in Monmouth.
Guest speakers at Dallas
Churches this Sunday will include
the Rev. C E. Hanson of Klam
ath Falls at First Baptist church,
meeting at 224 Mill st. at 330
pjn.; the Rev. John Pike, mis
sionary to Honduras, at T:45 at
Evangelical United Brethren; tbe
Rev. Sam Neufeldt of Salem at!
Grace Mennonite church it!
11 ajn. I
At the Evangelical Mennonite:
Brethren church, the Rev. A. C. I
Wall will speak at 11 am. and;
TjtthT- Pmimt. miesriortarv to the
lepers on Formosa Island, at
730 pjn. Speakers at First Chris
tian church uui be Dr. Kens uni
te t h . president of Northwest
Christian college, at 11 sum. and
Dale Sherwood, assistant pastor,
at 8 pjn.
Recognition Slated
At First Christian
A special service: of recognition
for students who are going away
to college and for students enter
ing professional Christian service
will be a part of the regular morn
ing service at First Christian
church Sunday as the Rev. Dud
ley Strain returns to the pulpit
after a summer vacation.
His sermon at the morning
service will be " From Road's
End" and the soloist will be Lou
ise Brown, singing "The Lord Is
My Shepherd." At the evening
service the pastor's topic will be
"On Making Fools of Ourselves."
A baptismal ceremony will climax
the evening service.
New Pastor
I
.Saflenm CB111111relh.es
(Sunday school at 3 a-m. unless
otnerwise oateai-
mruRi t or GOD
Evancelistic Tabernacle uw ana
htn sts. ! Hev. Walter S. frederlca:
and BevJ iuaet S Kessler Services
11 - !:4S djil Sunday. T?4S pjn.
each night. Youth 7:45 p.m. Tuesday
Bev. R. H- Gregory. Services li ajn.
IAS pjn.r sunaay. i: pjn. iuww
Wt
UidJ
Extension Meeting
Set at Hayes ville
Friday.
lethal .N. Cottare and D sts. Serv
Ices 11 ain 8 P-m- Sunday. 7:45 pjn.
Wednesday.
-.!-... T t IKt-f-r and Miller Sta.
LDr. Charles purnen ana itev. normMu
Brown. Services 11 -m- s pjn. owamj
S DJn. Wednesday
wtrwt N Tjhertv and Marlon ata.
Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson and Rev. Gene
BrickwedeL Services 11 aJn- 7:45 pjn.
SuTuiav. t:3ffl ojn. Wednesday. Youth
a n ml
lmsnaanei . (Ktisuri rwu uu
Academy i sta. Rev. Frederick G. Ben
nett Services Jl a.m, 7 JO pjn. Sun
T"v m mmm til s,i . ..I., l. I Hit a b tn. Wednesday.
this month assumed the pastor- p& per Services 11 a-m. Sunday
chnni. Ha hit fkn nular af
the Rosedale Friends church c ,JSi4cotuce and Chemeketa
south of Salem for seven years ts. Rev. T. $ Bernards and Rev. Ger
und la udn In church and cda. ski r.in.ni Masses ssw. a. . .
ajn. Sunday, uevouons i p-m. sun
day and Tuesday.
at. vuaeeat a raw httim
mnri Columbia sts. Bev. ueorfe
n-Ktfte land Rev. Irvtn vandeney.
Uibm 7 ja. s. 10:30 ajn. sunaay. uon
fessiotts 40 to BQ. 7 to S30 pan.
Saturdayi ;
CHBMT1AN I
Court Street I7th and court sxa.
Rev. W. H. Cyman. Services 10 e.m
eational work.
Church Begins
Fall Programs
Resumption of fall programs in
I C-.. 1 . .t.
ic juuu, oui-j a pjn. Sunday. Youth 7 pjn.
programs of First- Congregational j fini 3enter and High sts. Rev. Dud
rriurrh ia nlarmeri for Snndav 1 1T strairi and Rev. Walter Naff. Serv
All tire-srhool rhlldrWi will at-1 ices 10-J; a m.. 730 pjn. Sunday. 630
Wh .1 ftn pjn. Wednesday. Youth s:w pjn. sun
Karurdavs from 10 to 11:30 a.m. I y"
to alleviate crowded conditions. ?M'j'f?IOi.iyJ5
s,.!,!- kim .n oHltJ N. 5th and Gaines sts. Rev. Herman
u j I ; nViJJ- Bohl and: Vernon Johnson, service
Will attend at. the regular 9:45 jn ,.m. 7:30 pjn. Sunday. Youth S30
ajn. hour Sundays. Stall for the pjn.
latter will include Olga Wikberg, rH,TiAN !scienck
Cora Tauungton, Mrs. Leslie j rir,t Chemeketa and Liberty sta.
Tontz, Robert Miller, Gertrude j Sunday school 11 a.m. Services 11 a.m.
Scovel. Virgmia Miller, Shirley s pjn sunaay. 'Vlris.
. i jt ' t i rr I
and Dr. S. R. Huntington.
The Pilgrim Fellowship mem
bers will leave the church at 6
mintrniny christ
Centratr-N; Cottage and Chemeketa
eta. RevJ James A. Scott. Services
i.i n - n m SundiT. Youth
n . . .1 I - - w .
pjn. sunaay ior me ur. now-1 n
ard Doak home, where they will) j S
i r. a i nn a tt- a tir:l I rnttiew and Hood sts. Rev. Mr. and
a xnp oepimDer MiW h ' a Schlatter. Services 10:45
. tm n m. Sundav. Youth 0:45 pjn.
a aawav.. . a 11 " ; a-
gene. Aian aixuer, local ieuowsmpi
president, is acting president of! church or jescs christ
the. association ffrouD. whUe Mr. or "W'" ."""'
and Mrs. Trevor Hausske are
sponsors for both the local fel
lowship and the association.
hayesvtlle -i- a meeting to Fromke Besom Series
tfanfva T7o wAenrfllam ViAma arn-v 1
organize
tension unit will be held Wed
nesday, September 13, from 1:30
to 3 pjn. at the home of Ruth
Morgan, 36 Claxter rd., with all
women of the community invited.
Eleanor Trindle, Marjpn coun
ty home demonstration agent,
wui conaucx ine session, juiecuon
of officers is scheduled. Women
are asked to bring medium-sized
flowers for corsage-making.
If a bee could live that long, it
would take him 84 years to make
one pound of honey.
Sunday at CMA Church
Beginning Sunday morning at 11
o'clock, DeVern Fromke of Mt
Vernon, Mo., will be the special
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Ragleweed N. I7ta ana neoruu
ata. R Llovd G. Uecker. services 11
jn 7 JO pjn. Sunday Youth :30 pjn.
nrsc-saanon ana iimmcr smt.
Wilroer .N. Brown. Services 11 am.
7:43 pja-l -Sunday.
snreK stethodist
M Wlntar and Market Sts. Rev. J. N.
Walker. Services 11 a.m. Sunday; 7:45
pjn. Wednesday. Youth 7 pjn.
niENDS
Hla-hland A venae cf. Cnurcn sr.
and Highland ava. Rev. Edward Har
mon. 'Services ll aJn s pjn. sunaay.
S n m Youth 7 DJn.
Seath Salem S. commercial ana
Washington, sts. Rev. Oscar N. Brown.
Services 11 ajn- 7 pjn. aunaay. iouw
pjn.
TOLL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL
Calvary. Caapet 1143 N. Lioerty sc.
Rev. Claude; C. and Mary W. BelL
Services ill ajn 7:45 pjn. Sunday,
S p.m. Tuesday and rnday.
Missouri, according to the Rev.
Herman J. Bohl, pastor.
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00:41
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Services 11 a.m s pjn. Sunday, s pjn.
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Faith Gospel Tabernacle 1305 N. 5th
st. Rev. ' Max Wyatt. Sunday school
10 ajn. Services 11 ajn S pjn. sun
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IDreai
Dreamland
mlarat
Fearseaare UO N. 19th St. Rev.
Jamea H. Taylor. Services ' 11 a.nu.
7:45 pjn.i Sunday. 7:45 pjn. Thursday.
(Canary. Chorus Y?L. iSinSPaiitaeoetal 1 173 Lewis
st. Rev. R. V. Sittser. Sunday school
10 ajn. Services 11 ajn. 7:45 pjn. Sun
day. 7:45; pjn. Wednesday. Youth 7:5
pjn. maay.i
United Pentecostal tf Ferry St. Rev
Nathaniel Wilson. Services 11 ajn 7 JO
pjn. Sunday.
INSTITUTE OF
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
495 N. Cottage st. Rev. Olive Stevens.
JEWISH ;
Temple Beta sholsm Madison and
I Broadway st. Church school. 11 ajn.
Services a pjn. Friday.
LUTHERAN i
Ceatral (AaaeEicaa Conference)
Hood and N. Summer sts. Rev. Gud-
mund : Rundstrom. Services 11 a.m
Sunday. S pjn. Wednesday. Youth 7:30
pjn. , 1
Christ (Asnerfeaa Cherch) State and
18th sts.; Rev. C. R. Schulz. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m. Service 11 ajn. Sun
day: youth 7 pjn.
sc Joan's fMissoan synoci n. 10th
and A; sts. Rev. H. W. Gross. Sunday
school : 9 ; aJn. Services 10 ajn. bun
dav.
St. Mark lEvaageucal (Catted)
S43 N. Church st. Dr. M. A. Getzend
aner and Rev. John Bagllen. Services
11 ajn4 S pjn. Sunday. Youth J0 pjn.
METHODIST;
First 1 Church and State sta. Rev.
(.Brooks H. Moore. Service 11 ajn. Sun
day. 7 JO pjn. Thursday. Youth 9-30
?jn. sunaay
Jmm La afamartal N Winter and
Jefferson sts. Dr. Louis C Kirby.
Services 11 aja, 7 JO pjn. Sunday.
Youth JO pjn. Sunday.
Leslie S. Commercial and Meyers
I sts. Rev. G. Wesley Turner. Services
11 ajn.. 7 JO pjn. Sunday. 7 JO pjn.
I Thursday. Youth t JO pjn. Sunday.
NAZARENE 1
First Center - and Uth sts. Rev.
OrviUe W Jenkins. Services 10:50 am-
7 JO pjnj Sunstay. 7 JO pjn. Wednes
day. Youth 7 JO pjn,
PTLGRTM HOLINESS
140 Carlton way. Rev. v. O. Story.
Services 11 ajn 7 JO pjn. Sunday. 1 JO
pjn. Wednesday. Youth 1 pjn. Sunday.
raESBTTXKIAN
Futti Chemeketa and Winter sts.
Dr. Chester W. Hambiin and the Rev.
John L. Goodenberger. Services 10:53
a.m, 7 JO pjn. Sunday. Youth SOS pjn
MM!
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF i LATTER DAY SAINTS
N. 17th and Chemeketa sts. Rev
C H. Asher. Sunday school 18 ajn.
Services 11 a.nv. 7 JO pjn. Sunday.
Youth JO pjn.
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SALVATION AIMT
S41 State st. Adjutant and Mrs.
B. Leaner. Sunday school 10 a.m. Ser
vices 11 ajn. 7 JO pjn. Sunday. 7:30
pjn. Thursday. 7 JO pjn. Saturday
Youth pjn.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENXIST
Johasoa m Memorial Hood and N
Summer sts. Elder A. J. Gordon and
A. D. Chilson. Sabbath school 9 JO ajn.
Services 11 ajn.. 3:0 pjn. Saturday
xoutn 330 pjn. samraay.
SPIRITUALIST
First 248 N. Commercial st. Rev.
Mary Gerken. speaker. Services at
pjn. Sunday.
TRUTH CENTER
363 N. Cottage st. Fannie Lou Starts
Die services II ajn. Sunday, 8 pjn.
Tuesday, uorary, Z02 n. cottage st.
UNITED BRETHREN
First (Old Censtitatlon 1145 Mis
sion st. Rev. George Martin. Sunday
school 10 ajn. services 11 ajn. 7 pjn.
Sunday. 7 pjn. Wednesday.
WESLEYAN METHODIST
S. Uth and Mill sts. Rev. A. G. Yates.
Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 10:45
a m . 7 jo pjn. Sunday. Youth S:45 pjn.
Suburban
.Churches
AUMS VILLE BETHEL BAPTIST
AumsvUle. Rev. Os Morley. Sunday
school 10 ajn. Worship 11 ajn. Youth
1 p.m. Evening service B.
A CMS VILLE WESLEYAN
Aumsville. Rev. Glenn Hoerner. pas
tor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11
ajn. 7:45 pjn. Sunday. Youth 6:45 pjn.
CLEAR LAKE EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN
Wheatland Ferry rd. Rev. V. A,
Zornes. Sunday school 11 ajn. Service
10 a.m. Sunday. Youth 6:30 pjn. Thurs-
aay.
FOUR CORNERS BAPTIST
State it. and Elma ave. Rev. Frank
O. Ferrm. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Services 11 ajn.. 8 p.m. Sunday, 7 JO
p.m. Wednesday. Youth 7 p.m.
FRUTTLAND EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN
miles east of Salem. Rev. Lyman
Meyers, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m
Morning service and junior church 11
HAYESVTLLE BAPTIST
Rev. Gene BrickwedeL North Pacific
highway. In church basement. Sunday
sen 00 :43 a.m. Services 11 ajn. Sun
day, 7 JO pjn. Thursday.
KEIZER CHURCH OF CHRIST
Prince rd. Baste 11 Freemon. speaker.
Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service
11. Evening service 7 JO D.m .: L. M.
Vice, speaker.
KEIZER COMMUNITY .
Prince rd. Batsell Freemon. speaker.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Serv
ices 11 ajn. 8 p.m. Sunday.' Youth
7 JO pjn.
LABIS H CENTER COMMUNITY
(Evangelical United Brethren)
J'.ii miles east of Brooks. Rev. V. A
Zornes. Sunday school 10 a.m. Service
11 ajn. Sunday. Youth 7 JO p.m.
PKTNGLE
Pringle schoolhouse. Max Pember-
ton. supt. Sunday school 10 ajn.
SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITY
Moa-denomlnatlonal Liberty rd. at
Madrona ave. Rev. T. C Brown, nam.
tor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morning
service 11. Evening service 7 JO.
SWEGLE COMMUNITY
Swegle schoolhouse. Sunday school
10 ajn. Mrs. G. T. Turner, supt. Jun
ior church 11 ajn. in charge of Mabel
zjmmerman.
TALBOT COMMUNITY
Talbot. Rev. R. Rogers Irwin. Sun
day school 10 ajn.. Loren Hoven. supt.
Services 11 a.m., 8 p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m.
weanesaay. xouw 7 pjn.
KINGWOOD BD3LE
1125 Elm st. West Salem. Rev. A. A.
Loewen and Rev. A. H. Fadenrecht.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Services 10:45
ajn., 7:45 pjn. Sunday, 7:45 pjn. Wed
nesday. Youth 6:45 pjn. Sunday.
WEST SALEM METHODIST
3rd and Gerth sta. Rev. O. Leonard
Jones. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Leo
Estey. supt. Morning service 11. 6 JO
pjn. Youth Fellowship.
School Opening
Set at Turner
And Aumsville
TURNER. Sept. 10 While
high school students will register
Monday, September 13, classes
for high school and grades at
Turner will not begin until the
following Monday, September
20. This is the decision of the
union high school district board.
Classes will be held in both
Turner and Aumsville school
buildings. Remodeling which Is
under way Is delaying the open
ing, the board found at its meet
ing this week.
AUMSVILLE, Sept. 10 The
schools at Aumsville will open
Monday, September 13. The
Aumsville section of union high
school 5 and the grade school will
be In their own buildings.
Superintendent Roy Hough an
nounced that school buses will
run almost the same as last year.
All high school students plan
ning to attend here should reg
ister Monday.
The U. S. forest service estimates
that three-ouarters of the timber
in Alaskan coastal forests is with
in two and one-half miles of tide
water.
Dallas Churches
APOSTOLIC FAITH
Church and Court sts. Loyce C Car
ver. pastor. Sunday school 9 JO a.m
Morning service 1L Evening service a
3
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Birch and Stump sts. L. Otis Triplett,
pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 ajn. Morn-
ing service. 1L
ST. PHILIP'S CATHOLIC
W. Washington St. Rev. H. Herman.
oas tor. Mass 9:1 ajn. becona ana
fourth Sundays; 10:15 ajn. first, third
and fifth Sundays.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Jefferson and Clay sts. Kenneth
Johnson, oaator: Dale Sherwood. 1
sistant- Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Mor
ning service, 11. Evening service,
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Shelton and Mill sts. Rev. A. Hoen-
Isch. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m
Morning - service LL Evening service
7:.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
410 Mill st. Sunday school. 9:45 ajn.
Morning service 1L
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Levens and Mill sts. Sunday school.
10 ajn. Morning service 1L Commun
ion. Evening service. 6 JO pjn.
CHURCH OF GOD
1019 Ash st. J. W. Hunter, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 ajn. Morning ser
vice, 11. Evening service. 7:45. Young
people 7 pjn.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF .
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Basement of City Library. Elder J.
L. Orton. pastor. Sunday school. 10 ajn.
Evening service. 7 o'clock.
EVANGELICAL MENNONITE
BRETHREN
Miller ave. Sunday school 9J5 a.m.
Morning service 1L Evening service
7 JO.
EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
Church at Mill st. H. William Elmer.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Morn
ing worship, 11. Evening service. 7:45.
FREE METHODIST
224 Mill St. R. W. McCormlck. pas
tor. Sunday school, t:45 ajn. Morning
service, 1L Evening service. 7:45.
GRACE MENNONITE
207 Jefferson st. Sunday school 10 a.
m. Morning service 11.
TRINITY LUTHERAN
210 Washington st. Karl A. Ufer.
pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morn
ing service 1L
MENNONITE BRETHREN
Washington and Hayter sts. O. H.
Janzen. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning service 10:45. Evening service
7:45.
FIRST METHODIST
Mill near Main st. Clark S. Enz. pas
tor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning
service 11.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Court and Levens. Dr. Earl W. Ben-
bow, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning service 11.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST i
Washington and Jefferson sts. Ralnh
Gladden, pastor. Sabbath school. 9:45
ajn. Morning service. 1L
South Marion
Area Schools
Open Monday
JEFFERS6N Most of the
rural schools in this area will open
Monday morning. September 13
DeVaney school hopes to open
Monday, depending on harvest
work and completion of interior
work in the school. Mrs. Margaret
Kelly of Sdo will be the teacher.
Marion grade school opened
September 7 with a market in
crease in enrollment. In the
sixth, seventh and eighth grade
room there are 40 pupils this
term compared with 27 last year
Teachers are Clarence Phillips,
principal and upper grades; Mrs.
Miller, intermeriate grades and
Mrs. High tower, primary.
cravelniU school .will open
Monday with Mrs. Frank Kizer,
Albany, teacher.
Talbot school will open Monday
with Mrs. Janet Brown of Talbot
teaching the lower grades and Mrs.
Louise Vedder of Albany the up
per grades.
Sidney school will open Monday
with Mrs. Ethel Sohn, Independ
ence, principal and upper grades,
and Mrs. Miller, Salem, primary,
Looney Butte school plans to
open Monday with Mrs. Ethel
Gulvin returning as teacher.
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
Cherry st. Rev. Cyril P. Hanney.
vicar. Sunday school 9 JO a.m. Morning
service 11 JO.
FTRST -BAPTIST
224 Mill st. Sunday school 2:30 n.m.
Preaching service, 2:30 p.m.
Silverton Church
Programs Varied
For Coming Week
SILVERTON. Sept. 10 S De
dal fall Sunday school programs
will feature church activities at
Silverton during the coming week.
Immanuel Lutheran church will
have Rally day in the Sunday
school at 10 ajn. Sunday. The
church council will meet Tuesday
evening at the hfrme of Elmer Pe
terson and the W.M.F. on Wednes
day evening.
Sunday is childrens day at
Trinity church, with promotion in
all Sunday school classes. At noon
will be a fellowship dinner for
the congregation and friends, fol
lowed by a program. Ladies' Aid
society will meet at 2 pjn. Wed
nesday in the church.
The First Christian church
choir will make its first fall ap
pearance Sunday morning, di
rected again by Mrs. Betty Ha-gen.
The Naomi society of Calvary
Lutheran church will meet at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the parsonage.
Hayesville School
Will Open Monday
HAYESVTLLE The Hayes-
ville school will open Monday,
September 13, a week earier than
in former years. Classes will meet
Monday only for registration and
assignments.
Genevieve Wegner, the new
principal, will also teach the 7th
and 8th grades. Other teachers,
all rehired,: are Emelyne Bran
son, 8th and 6th: Frances Raw
lins, 3rd and 4th, and Lillian Mc
Kay, 1st and 2nd.
Group Inspects
Gamp Area
DALLAS, Ore., Sept. 10 Her
man Van Well, Polk county judge,
and a delegation of citizens met
at the Fred Elkins farm south of
Monmouth Thursday to consider
improvements in the Camp Adair
and Luckiamute river area with
U. S. Sen. Wayne Morse.
They viewed aerial maps of
the area, then went to the river
to study the proposition of
straightening channels to secure
better drainage.
They also went to the camp to
view roads and some of the
bridges. Polk county is asking
federal funds to help restore the
roads and bridges to the same
condition as when the govern
ment took over. Senator Morse
is aiding with the request.
Others in the group were Vera
Osborn and Fred Elkins of Mon
mouth, John Dickenson and John
Pfaff of Independence, Claude
Hnisincton of Dallas and W. E.
Knower of Salem.
Silverton Churches
ASSEMBLY OF COD
Front st. B. H. Scott, pastor. Sunday
ice. xx.
ng mm
vice 8. Prayer meeting 7:45 pjn.
hnnl. B:45 a m. Moming service. 1.
Young people, o: p.m. etouhi
tuuir
day.
MAKQCAM METHODIST
Sllverton-Maxquam highway. An
drew Langendorf. pastor. Sunday
achool-10 ajn. Morning service, 1L
CHURCH OF GOD
Second at A sta. G. W. CJegham, pas
tor. Sunday school. 10 ajn. Morning
service, 1L Evening service. 8.
PILGRIM HOLINESS
8. Water st. Carl Mansfield, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 ajn. Morning ser
vice lL Evening service. 1 JO.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE '.
Third at Lewis sU Morning service 11-
ST. PACL'I CATHOLIC
Pine at Grant sts. John J. Walsh,
pastor. Sunday masses 8 and 10 ajn.
Weekdays. 7 ajn.
METHODIST
Main at risks sts. Ben F. Browning,
pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 ajn. Nor
man Neagell supt. Morning service.
U a mt; "The Nobility of Hard Work."
Youth fellowship. 7 JO.
CHURCH OF JESCS CHKIST OF LDS
Knights of Pythias hall. Oak and
Mill sts. Men's Priesthood session. Wed
nesday, 8 p.m.
SEVENTH DAV ADVENTIST
Park at tad st. A. J. Gordon, pastor,
f.wi .u. o-AK a m Harold J.
Johnson, supt. Morning .service 11. by
A. O. Chlison. I OUI1K rcurc
ary society pjn. omiwmj.
CALVARY LUTHERAN
Jersey st. James a. lorte. pasior,
x! ukiuj in mm Ol am Johnson
9U11UIT aw w - II -
. unn.ln mr-trifm 11. A Faithful
Friend- i.utner league i -tu !-'"- 1 J
er service 2 pjn. Thursday.
TRINITY
jt a mm Jt T V VSihr n actor
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m .Hwni in m wm jVnmfnff aarv-
ice 11. "Feed My Lambs.- Luther
league 7 JO pjn.
wmmf rnDTlTTAV
1st and Park sta. Arthur Charles
nM ntnr Bible school 8:45 a.m.
Morning service 11. "The Use of Pray
er. Evening service B. loo uusy.
Christian Endeavor 7 P-m.
EMMANUEL. LUTHERAN
N. wnurcn si. o. i. Aimuf, nwr.
Sunday school 10 a.m., Hannah Olson.
supt. Morning service 11. jut nen-
tage." Luther league 7 JO pjn.
Frnltlaad The Women's So
ciety of World Service will meet
at the church at 2 pjn., -Thurs
day, September 18.
Four Corners Garnet Thav
er, 3990 State st celebrated her
linn oiryiday on September B
Guests were Margo and Susan
Wing, Vicky and Sharon Kintoh,
Linda Heider, Leta, Aaron and
itoDin Thayer.
Stayton According to fig
ures from Stayton draft reeistra-
tion headquarters in the city hall.
a total oi 387 men had been
registered up to Wednesday
night. Work of registering the
men is in charge of volunteers
from Stayton post, American Le
gion.
Swegle Frank Lappen of
Swegle district has entered St.
Vincent's I hospital in Portland for
an operation on his foot.
t Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Craven and their daughter,
Mrs. Virginia Wallace, and her
daughter,; Sydney June, of Sa
Iem. are I home from a visit in
Coos county with Mrs. Cravens
three sisters and three brothers,
all of whom live in North Bend
and Bandon.
Jefferson Flora and Laura
Thomas Of Marion road hare re
ceived word of the death of their
cousin, Roscoe C. Thomas, at A
turas, Calif. He was killed when
a caterpillar he was driving over.
turned while he was fighting
fire. Thomas was a resident of
this community years ago. .
Prlnrle Mr. and Mrs. John
Cattrall had as recent guests Mr.
and Mrs; Fred Bond of Seattle
and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Peterson
of Port Orchardf Wash.
Four Corners House guests
for the past three weeks ef the
Gerald Fosters on Macleay road
were Mr. Foster's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Foster of River-
Phillips Hurt
By Explosion
STAYTON While blasting
stumps on his farm in Coon Hol
low, Al Phillips was painfully in
jured Wednesday afternoon when
a box containing 30 Or more caps
exploded.
His son, Claude Phillips, work
ing about 20 feet away from his
father, turned around Just in
time to see him jump away as trie
caps exploded. ;
He was brought to the office
of Dr. R. P. Andersen and rushed
to Salem Memorial hospital In the
first aid car of the Stayton fire
department. Phillips sustained in
juries along his entire left side,
with gravel and grass Imbedded.
He was reported La "good condi
tion'' at the hospital Friday. I
.ton, Wyo. -They went i on to Cot
tage Grove to visit another son
before returning home.
: Stayton Honoring Mr. snd
Mrs. C. V. Curtis and children,
Virginia and Kenny, a farewell
party was held Thursday evening
t the Assembly of God church,
with the Rev, Gerald Clifton ss
host. The Curtis family left Sat
urday to make their home in
CaldwelL Idaho. ,
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LibertyThe Liberty Woman
club will hold a rummage sale
September 24 and 25. Items aie
being collected and can be taken
to Mrs. Louis Kurth. j
I . ii
! Jefferson Mrs. A. R.i Blin-!
ston of Talbot underwent an!
emergency operation at Salem
Memorial hospital Monday and
returned home Thursday, j
: Swegle Mrs. Melvin La Due,
president of Swegle Parent
Teacher association, attended on
Thursday the pre-school confer-,
nces being held in Salem. The
Officers of all mothers' groups tf
the schools were invited, f j
Monmouth -i Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Sacre have been visiting fct
Baker with their' on-on-law snd
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Clyde
McKnight, and - meeting a new
grandson born in July. Junta
McKnight, who has been hie
with her ' grandparents' for sev
eral weeks, accompanied ? them
home. ! ' i
Frlngle Newcomers to the
community are Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gray and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Brallier (f
Spencer, Iowa. They have pur
chased the A. H. Ronne place on
Boone road. " .j. -
Sunday is a day for fellowship
with God. This Church invites
your attendance. ; '
Mornlnr Worship. 11:55 A. M,
-GIVE US THIS DAY" j
Evening- Worship. 7:30 F. M. j
THE RADIANCE OF THE ;
NEW LIFE" i I
Sermons by the Pastor
Church School. 9:45 A. M.
First Presbylerian
Church
cnemeKeia ai winter ; i
Chester Vf. uamhiin, raster.
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John L.
Ooodenberger .
Asalstaat
Faster
Virginia Wari
Elliott, f
Bfasle Director
1 Ooodenberg erfc .
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- Chrisllan Ilissionary AllliuiC8
Gaines Si at North 5th
9:45 A. M. Sunday School
11 tOO A. Ma Morning Worship
5:80 P. M. Orchestra Practice
6:30 P. M. Young People's
7:30 P. M. Song, Praise and Evangelism
DEVEDII FDOIIKE
SjSjSBatBaeaeaaafafaSBaaS
Y. P.'s Speaker and Counselor
BEGINNING SUNDaIy MORNING, SEPT. 12th
EACH NIGHT AT :45 EXCEPT MONDAY
I AND SATURDAY
DeVern will be glad to counsel with yon on Spiritual Frebl
This la not a campaign for church membership.
Bethany Evangelical & Reformed Church
Marlon and Capitol Sta.
Rev. Kuesell Mayer, Faster
Y. F. Meeting
Worship .
Sunday School
Worship
ll:vf
"Why I believe the Bible Is
the Word of God." !
1:45
Tit
"The Suffering Saviour"
4- . .. j
Bible Study Wed. 1M Beginning Study ef Romans. " !
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If you are looking for a church home you are welcome
at Bethany. i
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We preach Christ crucjfledV risen, and coming again. t
Ml!
Should Hear This Fiery
Gospel Preacher,
Frank Lammcr
of the
IVWSSEL P MS
Preacher, Musicians, Singers
SUNDAY
9:45 A. M. Sunday School aBUy
11:00 A. M. Frank Lmnnier. Preaches
7xi5 P. M. The Lununer Party
Each night next week at 7x45. except Saturday
Sat. Radio bnxzdcast KSLM P. M.
EVANGELISTIC
TABERNACLE
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
13th at Ferry Sts. -Rev.
Walter Sj Frederkk. Pastor
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