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2 Th Stctetamca, Seism, Oregon, Saturderf. August 8, IS43
Salem Pastor
Again to
Speak
In Silverton
SILVEKTON The Rev. Luther
Borgen, ot Salem will speak at 11
Sunday rooming at Trinity Luth
eran church. He is ruest pas
tor for the Rev. M. Ji K. Fuhr who
is vacatwnlne. There will be no
"Sunday school at Trinity church
durinsr Ausust
Immanjuel Lutheran church has
also i eliminated Sunday' school
during August. The Rev. Arthur
March, missionary ; recently re
turned from Columbia, South Am
erica, will speak at the 11 Sun
day morning. The 7:30 Luther lea
gue hour discussion . will discuss
In the beginning. God."
The Rev. Arthur Charles Bates
will speak on "AIT Together" at
the Firsi Christian church, Sun
day morning at 11. The question
hour will be continued at 8 p.m.
services.) The service has been
held the! past few weeks at the
Sunday night meeting.
At Calvary Lutheran church
there will be no services Sunday.
The Rev James A. Tofte Is attend
ing a young people V convention at
Puget Island. Tuesday-flight Cal
vary Naomi society meets at the
church social rooms at 7:30. Prayer
services
p jn, -
Will be Thursday at 2
Evangelist Will
Display Magic
The Rev. Joseph Kemp, Litt-D.
The Magical , Evangelist," n
speak and show his magic at the
8 p.m. Sunday - service oi tne
First Baptist churchj . .
Dr. Lloyd Anderson, pastor oi
the church. wiU ! continue -'his
series on the parables, speaking
on The Parable oj the Hidden
Treasure" I
Wednesday evening a farewell
receptions,in honor jof Miss Eve
lyn Vamey will be held imnwd-
iately following the regular wsa-
nesdav night service Miss Varney
will sail (August 26 for Japan
where shf will work under me
Conservative Baptist foreign mis
sionary society. . The First BapUt
church of Salem mm assist in ner
support. f;
Former Salem
Resident Will
Speak Sunday
The Rev; Carl Mischke and Mrs.
Mischkej, who recently returned
from missionary service in Africa,
will speak at 10:50 Sunday morn
ing at the First Church of the
Kazarene.
The Mischkes currently are tour
but the northwest in deputation
work. Mrs. Mischke was the for
mer Velma Meggers and lived in
Salem most of her early life, fin
ishing high school here.
The Rev. Orville W. ' Jenkins,
pastor of the church, will conduct
the evening service.
The church's district-wide boys'
camp begins Monday at White
Branch jNaZarene youth camp, loc
ated on the Mackenzie river 60
miles east of Eugene. Several boys
from the local church plan to at
tend. Jenkins is serving as camp
speaker;
Stayton Minister ;
Attends Graduate
School in Tacoma
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STANTON. The Rev. John
Moran're, pastor of the Stayton
Methodist church attended the
Portland area ..graduate school of
ministerial training at the Col
lege of Puget Sound in Tacoma,
Wsh, July 28-August 4.
Ted Boehme or Aumsville, a
member of the Stayton church,
-delivered the sermon Sunday
morning in the absence of the
pastor.
Mill Gty Group
Wilis Banner
MILL CITY Several local
members of the C, E. from the
Christian church hej-e attended the
Willamette Union C. E. picnic
Sunday in Corvallis.
They were Grace Pyle, Pat Cree,
Anna Mae and Donna Nelson and
Tom and Bob Shelton. j
Pat Cree and Anna Mae Nelson
served on the hostess committee
for the picnic, and Miss Nelson
and Bob. Shelton yere appointed
to the nominating Committee. I
The Mill City roup won the
banner ! for coming the farthest
distance from home to the picnic.
I ; :
Veteran of Red
Revolution t
Speak Sunday
; ' ' y
INDEPENDENCE ; The Rev.
Joh H. Penner of the American
European Bethel - mission I will
speak in 'the Baptist church at
7:3( Sunday evening, the ( Rev.
Vernon O. Eggebraaten announced
Friday. : , j
Penner was born in Southern
Russia and is a veteran of the
1917 revolution in Russia. During
the revolution he was scheduled to
face a firing squad for his stand
on Christianity but escaped execu
tion. x
He has conducted many revival
set-vices in both Europe and Am
erica. '
The American-European Bethel
mission, of which he is a mem
ber, now is serving the 'Jewish
people in several European coun
tries and in Palestine.
Slides of Hitler's atrocities a-
Seattle Woman to
Help Conduct Four
Services in Salem
: h " ! - i
Mrs. Ton! Van Ornum, former
Seattle group leader, will assist
the Rev; Olive Stevens in conduct
ing services of the Institute of Re
ligious Science and! Philosophy be
ginning Sunday at jthe Salem -Woman's
club.
Mrs. Van Ornum last spoke in
Salem Dec. 28, 1048. when she
stopped here" while; traveling from
Seattle to the Religious Science,
conference in Los I Angeles where
she received her training.
Salem Parisliers
Visit Clackamas
Salem members are, taking
part in -the two-weeks state camp
meeting of the Church of God
at Clackamas, where the Rev. O
W. Clemens of Salem will preach
this afternoon and! conduct a com
munion Tuesday. ' fi
The s local Church of God
ladies' missionary group will have
charge; of a tea during the camp
meeting which is already in
progress.
Because of the camp meeting,
the local church's; regular church
services on Sunday are discon
tinued for this Sunday and next,
but Sunday schobl will be held
as usual at 9:45. 'am. Sundays
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Rev. Chapman
Starts Duty in
nee
INDEPENDENCE - The Rev.
Verne Chapman arrived Wednes
day from Kansas to assume duties
as the newly-appointed pastor of
the First Methodist church.
Chapman " replaces the Rev.
Carr O. Heath, pastor of the
Church abouts two and one-half
years, who resigned Deci 1, 1948,
due to 11 health. f
Burton E. Berger, a senior at
Oregon State college, served as
interim pastor until his gradua
tion. Since June the pulpit has
been filled by substitutes.
Chapman, who had requested an
appointment on the Pacific coast,
was accompanied from Kansas by
his family, Mrs. Chapman and two
daughters. His daughters will at
tend Independence high school.
The family will reside in the par
sonage. ,
gainst the Jewish people will be
shown at the meeting.
a E c3 nun (DEmmirellies
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
unless otherwise) i notedj
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ASSEMBLY OF GOO:
Evangelistic Tabernacle 1OT ana
Ferry 11 s m 7:43 p. nv aunaay
7:45 p m 'Thursday: !
Glad Tidings--315". N. commercial.
Sunday school 10 a nv Services 11
nu. 7:45 p m sunaay.
BAPTIST ! .
Bethel Cottage and D. ll a, nv. i-jmi
im. Sunday
rslvsrv ijberty and Miller. 11 a. m.
7 JO p. m. Sunday iJ30 p m. Wednes
day. ' L
First Liberty ana saanon. u s. b.
p.m Sunday. IM pjn. Wednesday
Immaanel (GAKB) Hazel It Acade-
mycll a. nu IM P. m. Sunday. so
i I m. Wednesday.
Bible f ellowship Memorial hospital
hapeL 11 a. m. Sunday. .
CATHOLIC I
Sl Joseph's Cotuge and Chemeke-
Uj Masses 6:30. S, B. 10.ill a. m. un-
day Devotions 1J0 a. m sunaay ana
Tuesday.
t Vincent de Paol Myrtle and Co
lumbia Masses 7 M. S. 10:30 a m Sun
day. Confessions 4 30-530. 7-830 p. m.
Saturday
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CHRISTIAN . .
Ceurt Street 17th and court, toao
I oa.. S p m Sunday
rtrit Tenter and Hish. 10 JO a. mn
730 p. m Sunday. 8:00 p. m. Wednes
day.
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLLVNCK
6th and Games. 11 a. m. lau p. m.
Sunday. 7 30 p m. - Wednesday.
.1
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First
rhemeketa and Liberty. Sunday
school 11 a m. Service 11 a.m.. Sunday.
p.m. Wednesday," Reading room, no
S. High.
CHCRCH OF CHRIST
Central cottage ana tnemeseu.
Bible classes 9:45 a.m. Services 10:45
a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday, 8 pjn. Thurs
day
CHCRCH Or JF.8CS CHRIST
ns i.imt nAT SAINTS
Sth and Madison, sunaay scnoot iu
a m. services iiiu bjm-,
Sunday. j -:V . .-
CONGREGATIONAL
n,riritt,M nt Marlon. Church
ehnAl 10 a. m Saturday. 8:45 a m.
Sunday. Services 10:55 a. m. Sunday.
j Knight Memonai una sua; aw
11 a. m. Sunday, i !
EPISCOPAL SL laPs
ii-'Kiii.h miu ItMUEKI. DU1UUJ
school 930 a. mJ Services 730. 8:49,
U a. m. Sunday.
- 4, . - .
EVANGELICAL AND REFOKMED
Rethsnv Marion and Capitol. Sun
day school 10 a. m. Services U a. nv.
5 p. m. Sunday. 7:45 p. m. Wednes
day.
EVANGELICAL CNITED BRETHREN
Encleweoo 17th and Nebraska. 11
a. m 730 d m. Sunday.
First Marion and bummer, n a. nx.
7:45 d. m. Sunday.
FRIENDS
HlKhlana Avenue Church and High-
Una. 11 a. m 7:30 p. m. Sunday 1-20
n. m. Wednesday. . (
Sewtfe Salem Commercial and Wash
ington. 11 . m 7 30 p m. Sunday. 8
p. m. Wednesday.
FREE METHODIST
Winter and Market II a. m 7 30
p. m. Sunday. 730 p. m. Wednesday
FCLL GOSPEL-PENTECOSTAL
Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Liberty. 11
a.m,. 7:45 pm. Sunday. 7.45 pjn. Wed
nesday ana rnaay.
Cbnrch ef God 40 5. ZZnd. Sunday
school 10 a. m Services 11 a. m.. 8
p. m. Sunday. 8 p. m. Wednesday and
ririday.
Faith Gospel Tabernacle 1309 N. But.
Sunday school 10 a. nv. Services 11
a. m 8 p. m Sunday. 8 p. m. Thurs
day and Saturday
ronrMoare wo ri. lBtn II a. m.
75 p. m Sunday. 7:45 p m. Thursday
Jesus Nam Pentecostal 1175 Lewis.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Services 11
a. m. 7:45 n. m. Sunday. 730 n. m.
Wednesday.
United Pentecostal 449 Ferry. 11
7 30 p. m. Sunday. 7 30 D. m.
Wednesday.
INSTITUTE OP RELIGIOCS SCIENCE
460 N. Cottage. 11 ajn 8 djtv. Sun
day.
JEWISH Temple Beth Shalom
Maaiaon and Broadway, cnurcn
school ill la Services 8 p. m. Friday.
L OTHER AN
Central (American Conference t
Capitol and Gaines. 11 nun. Sunday.
Dallas Churches
OSTOLIC FAITH
f-nh and Court, sunaay scnooi
:30 a. m Services 11 a. m, 7 30 p. m.
Sunday. 8 p. m. Tuesday and Thursaay
BAPTIST First
T Washington Sunday school :45
a. m. Services 11 a. m.. 730 p. m. Sun
day. 730 p. m. Thursaay.
CATHOLlCr-8t Philip's
r W. Washington st. Masses 8:19 a. m.
second and lu'-irm sunaiyi. n. -Lrst.
third and fifth Sundays.
CHRISTIAN First '
I Jefferson and Clay Sunday school
i:49 a. m. Services Ik a. m, 730 p m.
Sunday.
Christian and
missionary alltanck
Sheltori and MilL Sunday school 1:45
a. m. Services 11 a. tm p. m. Bis
cay, i
christian science
ai n Milt Siindav school 8:49 a. m
Services 11 a. m. Sunday, p. m. first
and third Wednesdays. t
CHCRCH Or CHRIST
Levens and MUL Sunday school 10
m. Services u a. no, s. p.
Sunday.
CHURCH OF GOO
1018 Ash. Sunday school 8:49 a. S
Services 11 a. nv. 730 p m. Sunaay.
CHTTRCH OP JESTJB CHRIST '
Or LATTER DAT SAINTS
I Basement of dty Ubaary. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Service 1 p. m. Sunday
EPISCOPAL St. Thimss
Cherry St. Sunday school 10 and U
a. Tfl. Services U a. m. aunaay.
EVANGELICAL MENNONTTR
BRSTHRKN
Bow St Sunday school 839 ajn.
Servlcea U ajn, 7:45 pjn. Sunday.
rviNnrtJCAL CNITED BRETHREN
Church and Mill. Sunday school 8:49
a. m. Servlcea 11 a. nv, i:a pjn. bud
day. : j:.; , , ....
rtn METHODIST
334 MilL Sunday school 8:49 a. m.
Servlcea U a. m, 7.-s P- m. aunaay
arvvNnNrrE Grace
307 Jefferson. Sunday school 10 a. nv.
Service 11 a. m. Sunday. ;
HITIH1AM Trtsdtv
118 Washington Sunday school 10
a. m. Services U a. m. Sunday.
assvirstl.T or COD
Birch and Stump. Sunday, school 8:45
a. nv. Senricea U a. nv, 7 .43 p. m. Sun
day. 75 p. m. Wednesday.
areNNONTTR BRETHREN
Washtnrton and Harter. Sunday
school 9:43 a. m. Senricea 101 a. nu
?:45 p. nv Sunday.
atFTHODIST First
M1U near Main. Sunday school 8:48
a. m. servlcea U a. ax. i.-9 p.
Sunday.
raESBTTTJtIAN--rtnt
Court and Levens. Sunday school
8:44 a. nv servtoa U a. nv aunaay
SEVENTH DAT ADTENTIST
U 1 i . . . . . A W k AW
1 sw onuisrasa suu .rmiwni, mvusui
I school Ak b. bv Senrtco U a. so. Sat-
Wiens Vacations
lit North Garolina
KHZER The Rev. Ralph
Geil will fill the pulpit at Com
munity church during August
while the Rev. Lee Wiens is vaca
tioning with his family In North
Carolina, former home of j Mrs.
Wiens. . f - I
Geil formerly was pastor of
Community church at ' Milwau
kie. He recently returned from a
year's study in the east. I
Pacific University
Professor to Qive
Sermon in Salem
i
Gertrude Boyd Cranefassociate
professor of psychology at Pacific
university, will speak at i First
Methodist church Sunday at 11
ajn. on "Take Heed What You
Hearr j
The Rev. Brooks H. Moore, pas
tor, is at Asilomar, Calif., for sev
eral days at a Missionary Educa
tion Movement conference. ;He is
Salem district missionary Secre
tary for the church.
Enrollment In the church's va
cation Bible school reached 105
children during the first week, ac
cording to Ray N. Fedje, director
of youth. The school will continue
next week from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
daily, for children from 4 to 14
years of age. . j '
p m. Wednesday.
canst
(American Church) State and
18th. 8:45 and 11 a.m Sunday.
Graee ELC Enxlewood school aud
itorium 19th and Nebraska. Services 11
a.m. Sunday.
at. Joan's (Missouri Synodl 16th
and A. Services 10 a Jn. Sunday. Sun
day school 8 a.m.
at. Mara Eyaaseueal (United! a43
N. Church. 11 a. m. Sunday.
METHODIST
First Church and State.
Sunday. 730 p. nv, Thursday.
Jason Lee Memorial
11 a. m.
Jefferson. 11 a. m.
Winter and
730 p. m. Sunday.
Leslie Commercial and Myers. 11
a.m, s pjn. Sunday. 730 pjn. Thursday.
"N AZ ARENE First
Center and 13th. 10:50 a. m- T30
p. to. Sunday. 730 p. m. Wednesday
PILGRIM HOLINESS
140 Carlton. 11 a. m 7:30 n. m. Sun
day. 730 p. m. Wednesday. ;
PRESSTTER1AN First
Chemeketa and Winter. 1039 a. m
Sunday. 7 30 pjn. Wednesday.
REORGANIZED CHURCH OP JESOS
CHRIST Or LATTER DAT SAINTS
17th and Chemeketa. Sunday school
10 a. nv. Services 11 a. nv, 730 p. nv.
aunaay.
SALVATION ARMT
241 State. Sunday school 10 a. m. Ser
vices 11 a. nv, 730 p. m. Sunday. 730
p. m. i nursoay and Saturday.
SEVrNTH DAT A0VENT1ST
iehnson Memorial Hood and Sum
mer. Sabbath school 830 a. nv. Services
11 a. m. Saturday.
SPIRITUAUST-nrst
34S N. Commercial. .7 20 pjn. Sunday
TROTH CENTER and Uarary
363 N. CotUfe. 8 p. nv Tuesday.
UNITED BRETHREN First
(Old Constitution) 1143 Mission. Sun
day school 10 a. nv Services 11 a. m.
730 p. nv Sunday, 730 p. nv Wednes
day.
WESLEY AN METHODIST
15th and MilL Sunday school 10 a. m.
Services 11 a. nv, 730 p. nv sunaay.
Silverton Churches
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Front st. Sunday school 8:49 a. m.
Services 11 ajn, 7, 8 pjn. Sunday. 8
pjn. Tuesday and Thursday. ,
CATHOLIC St. PaoTs
Pine and Grant Masses S. 10 a. m
Sunday. 830 a. nv weekdays. 730
nv Saturday.
CHRISTIAN First
Park and 1st. Sunday
a. m. gaisitjs-s 11 a. ta, 1i
day.
school 8U
30 p. m. Sua-
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
808 N. 2nd. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Servlcea 11 a. m, 7:49 p. nv Sunday.
7:49 p. nv. Wednesday.
CHRISTIAN SCTENCR
3rd and Lewis. Sunday school 10
a. nv Services 11 a. nv Sunday.
CHURCH OF GOD 2
2nd and A.' Sunday 5 school 10 a. nv.
Services 11 a. nv, 8p. at. Sunday. 8
p. m. weonesiiay.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LOS
Knights of Pythlaa hall, oak and
MUL Servlcea 8 p. nv Wednesday
LCTHXRAM
Calvary 818 Jersey. Sunday echool
18 a. nv Servleaa U a. as. Sunday, t
n. nv. Thursday. - !
iBtataaael N. Church st Sunday
school ia a. nv Servie 11 a. nv Sunday.
Trinity 2nd and A. Sunday school
10 a. nv Beisicea u a. nv sunaay.
METHODIST
Main and risk a. Sunday school 148
a. nv Servuses ll a. nv Sunday.
Staroiasa SUvorton-Marqaam hlglv-
way. Sunday school i
11 a. nv Sunday. .
PtLGKrM HOLINESS
848 S. Water at. Sunday school 18
s. rv Services 11 a. so, 730 p. nv Sun
day. -; .
sarrevra bat adtentist
Park and Sad. Saboath school 9:49
a. an. Seivtc 11 a. an. Saturday. 138
Suburban
Churches
NeivLiri field
CollegeOfficial
To Speak Here
' The Rev, Lester C. Revoir will
be guest preacher at Calvary Bap
tist church, Sunday at both serv
ices. His morning topic will be
"The Poor Man Cried, and at the
7:30 evening service, he will speak
on "Finding Peace of Mind."
Revoir is the newly appointed
secretary of finance for finCeld
college, McMinnville. He comes
to Oregon from Providence, R. I.
where he has been pastor of the
John Clark Memorial church sev
en years. This church, organized
in 1638, is thought to be the old
est Baptist church in the United
States.
A former electrical engineer,
Revoir entered the ministry after
fifteen years of business experi
ence. He is a graduate of Andover
Newton. Seminary, Newton Cen
ter, Mass. .
Californians to
Perform Here
Te "Good News Quartet" from
Los Angeles will be guests at the
Christian Missionary Alliance
service at 8:15 Wednesday night.
The group, directed by Bruce
and Betty Parker, has compiled
a long record of radio broadcasting
of the gospel. The public is in
vited to the service at North 5th
and Gaines streets.
ANIENT COMMUNITY
Ankeny schoolhouse. Liberty-Buena
Vista road. Sunday school 10 a. nv
Services 11 a. nv. 8 p. in. ; j
ACMSVILLE BETHEL BAPTIST
Antnnrill Sundav Bchool 10 a m.
Services 11 a. m, 8 p. nv Sunday. 7:46
nv Wednesday.
ACMSVILLE WES LET AN
Aumsville. Sunday school 10 a. nv
Services II a. nv, 7:49 p. nv Sunday
BROOKS ASSEMBLY OF GOD
One-half block south ot Brooas
school. Sunday school 9:43. a. nv
Services 11 a. 7:49 p. m. Sunday.
7:49 p. nv Thursday.
CLEAR LAKE EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN
Wheatland Ferry rd. Sunday school
II a. nv Services 10 a. nv Sunday.
EOLA COMMUNITY
Eola. Sunday school 9:49 a. Uv Ser
vices 11 a. m. Sunday. i
rOCS CORNERS BAPTIST
State and Elma. Sunday scnooi s:3
a. nv Services 11 a m, 7 30 p. nv sun'
day. 730 p. nv Wednesday.
FRUIT-LAND EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN
S miles east of Salem. Sunday school
10 a. nv Servlcea 11 a. nv sunaay,
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RAIRFRT MEMORIAL BAPTIST
Hayesviue. one mile north ox vse
underpass. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.
Service 11 ajn,. 730 pjn. Sunday.
730 pjn. Thursday.
RjnZER CHCRCH OF CHRIST
Prince rd. Sunday school 10 a. m
Services 11 a. m, 130 p. nv Sunday.
KEIZER COMMUNITT !
Elizabeth and Churchdale. Sunday
school 9:49 a. my Services 11 a m
7:45 p. nv Sunday. 730 p. nv Wednes
day. . ;
LABISH CENTER COMMUNTTT
(Evanseucal United Brethren)
3s mues east oi urooits. : sunaay
school 10 a. nv Service 11 a. nv Sunday;
LIBERTY CHCRCH OF CHRIST
Liberty school. Sunday school 10
a. m. Service 11 a. nv Sunday.
CHURCH OF GOD
875 Vista ave. Sunday school 10 a. nv
Services 11 a. m, 8 p. m. Sunday.
MACLEAY COMMUNITY
Macleay school. Sunday school 7:30
MARION FRIENDS
Marion. Sunday school 10 a. nv Ser
vices 11 a. m, 730 p. m. Sunday.
MIDDLE GROVE COMMUNITT
Middle Grove school. Sunday school
10 a.m.
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NORTBT HOWELL COMMUNITT
North Howell. Sunday ichool 10 ajn.
Services 11 am, 8 p.m. Sunday, 8
p m. Wednesday
rRATl'M IMMANUEL MENNONITE
Pratum. Sunday school Sz a. nv.
Services 11 a m, 7:45 p. m. Sunday.
PRATUM METHODIST
Pratum. Sunday school U a. nv ser
vices 11 a. nv Sunday.
PRINGLE FRIENDS
Baxter rd. west of S9E. Sunday school
10 a. m Service 11 a. nv Sunday.
COCNTRT CHURCH OF SALEM
Roberts schooL Sunday school S:43
a. nv, Services 11 a. m, 730 p, nv, Sun
day. ROSEDALE FRIENDS
Rose dale. Sunday school ID a. nv
Services 11 a. nv, 730 p. nv Sunday
SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITT
Nan -denominational Liberty and
Madrona. Sunday school 10 a. nv er
vices 11 a. nv Sunday. 730 p. nv Wed
nesday.
8WEGLR COMMUNITY
Swerl school. Sunday school 10
nv services ll a. nv
TALBOT COMMUNITY
Talbot Sunday school 10 a. nv;Ser-
vices tl am, S pjn. Sunday. 8 pjn.
Wednesday.
KINGWOOD BIBLE
1129 Eun st. West saiem. sunaay
school 9:45 a. m. Services 19:49 a. m.
730 p. nv Sunday. 730. p. nv weanes-
day. j -
WEST SALEM METHODIST
3rd and Gerth. Sunday school 9:49
a. nv Services 11 a. nv Sunday.
ZEN A COMMUNITY j
Zena. Sunday school 10 a4 nv
Past Year Brings
Iniproveeraents to
Englewood Church
The Rev. Lloyd G. Uecker was
re-appointed pastor of the Engle
wood Evangelical United Breth
ren church last week. He begins
his third, year of service here.
Many improvements to the
church were made during the
past year. The exterior was
waterproofed and the interior
painted and furniture was added
to furnish Sunday school classes
The parsonage also was fixed,
and several memorials were add
ed to the church.
Seattle Minister)
To Describe China
For Dallas Church
-' DALLAS Dr. Howard H
Peterson of Seattle will speak at
the morning service of the Pres
byterian church Sunday. He will
describe his recent trip to China
and impressions of the mission
work of the churches. v
Dr. Peterson also will give a
travelogue at 8 Sunday evening.
Color slides will also be shown.
The choir will act as hostess for
the evening.
Neals, Trasks,
OiHsmansat
Reunion Picnic
Is visiting this. week with Kettn
Scotf ' ' ' I - - '
. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Casteel and
daughters, Betty and Karen, of
Pilot Rock, are house guests of '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Casteel. They
also visited at the homes of , Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Casteel and. Mr. and "
Mrs, Glen pasted.
UNION , HILL The 149 meet
ing of the Neai, Trask and Chris
man families was held an the
Stayton Masonic Park on Sunday,
July 31,
The meeting opened with a no
host dinner at 1 o'clock followed
by a business meeting. President
Neal Ruggles presided. 1
The Stayton Masonic park was
again selected as the meeting
place in 1950. Officers re-elected
were Neal Ruggles, president, and
Malcolm Neal, vice president;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Wal
ter Marble of Shelton, Wash; his
torian, Ralph Trask of Albany.
and reporter, Mrs. Vemy Scott of
2uoiimity.
geneology of the family was
presented to the group by the
historian. Mrs. Helen Calbreath.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Otto
limbeck, Claire Limbeck, Larry
Limbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Carl lim
beck, Mrs. George Chrisman. Mr
and Mrs. Johnnie Kendle, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Chrisman and Cheryl
of Scio, Gene Calbreath of Mar
ion, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ruggles
and family of Aumsville, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Thurston Thomas, Star Ruggles.
Jake Messier of Stayton, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Silver, Bobby and Zoe
Sil ver okPortland, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Chrisman. Ruth and Jean
nie Chrisman, Mr. and Mrs. Mal
colm Neal of Salem, Grace and I
Malcolm Kruger and Bernice
Dillinger of The Dalles, Mrs. Hel
en Calbreath of Prinevflle, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Nelson of Oak
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott.
Mrs. Rosa Chrisman of Lebanon
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trask of Al
bany, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mar
ble of Shelton, Washington, Mr.!
ana airs. Vemy Scott, Guy and
Keith Scott of Sublimity.
Families Entertain
At Union Hill
UNION HILL . Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marble of Shelton, Wash.,
were recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Verny Scott and
family. While here they attend
ed the Neal Trask and Chrisman
reunion held at the Stayton Ma
sonic park. , y
Dennis Kelley, son of Mr.and
Mrs. George Kelley of Corvallis,
Blood Mobile UiM . I
To Visit Independence -
INDEPENDENCE The Mnnrf
mobile unit will be in Monmouth
Tuesday, August 16, between ISO
and 5:30 at the Oregon College of
Education. i
All prospective doners are ask-
ed to. contact Mrs, Erma Cooper,
phone 157-R. before that date to .
register. She stated that the In
dependency - Monmouth i district'
should have about 100 doners and
these should be signed up before
August 16. Mrs. Clarice Powell
is the Monmouth representative for
the blood mobile unit. S
SEWER PLANT "VOTE SET t
SHERWOOD, Aug. i ,-(JPl- A'
special election will be held here
UAugust 12 on an $85,000 bond
issue to construct a sewage dis
posal plant. The state j sanitary
authority recently ordered cities
to halt pollution of the Willam
ette river.
Translators to Speak on
Work Among Indians
Neil and Jane Nellis, Wycliffe
translators, will describe their
work among the Sierra Zapoteca
Indians at the 11 ajn. Sunday ser
vices of the Bethany Evangelical
and Reformed church, Marion and
Capitol streets.
: ' Churcrli
WH EATON GROUP SINGS
The chapel choir male quartet
from Wheaton college in Illinois
conducted the service Wednesday
evening at the First Baptist
church in Salem.
CIIANGE IN MEETINGS
The First Christian Science
church will not hold Sunday even
ing services during August. They
will be resumed in Setpember. ..
SERVICE ADDED
A change in program has been
announced by the Institute of Rel
igious Science and Philosophy:
Healing services will be at 1030
a.m. Sunday with regular services
at 11 a.m.
CHRIST
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Invites You
Two Worship Services
Every Sunday
8:45 ajn. 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:50 ajn.
C. R.
Schnls
Pastor
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
10:50 a. m.-Rev, Carjl Misch
ke of Africa. I
I 5
6:45 p. m. Young People's.
7:45 p. m.-'When tife Be
comes Entingled."
Pastor Preaching
First Church Of
The Kazarene I
i i
Center at 13th!
I i -Orville
W. Jenkins, Pastor
"The Singing Church"
EVANGELISTIC
TABERNACLE
J i
Assembly ef God
U2
Ferry at
Thirteenth St
Revj, W. f.
Frederick,
Pastor ;
I
Sunday Anr. T
9:45 Sunday School
ll.oa Holy Commonlaa
Sermon "His life foj: Mine."
6:30 Youth Groups ;
7:45 EvangellsUe Rally
Sermon "Surprise jftevivai
Sat. 7:15 P.M. Tabernacle
Y.P. on the air KSLM
I v.-
ALL ARE WELCOME
r CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
1230 S. Liberty
Invites You To Hear
"The Poor Man Cried"-Ps. 34
At 11:00 A. M.
And
"Finding Peace Of Mind"-Jn. 18:18-27
At 7:30 P. M.
Rev. Lester C. Revoir, Providence, R. I.
Guest Preacher
Secretary of Finance, Linfield College. Electrical Engineer-
Business Man Minister. . J
Graduate of Andover Newton Seminary. Newton Center, Mass.
Seven vears nastor of one of oldest churches in the U.S.
New Princess Chosen
For Detroit Ceremonies
DETROIT Mary Maynes,
Camp Mongold, chosen one of the
princesses in the recent Queen
contest here, has withdrawn.
The fourth princess will be Lor
ena Devine of Gates who placed
sixth.
Santiam aerie 2745, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will hold a pic
nic at Suttle lake Sunday. All
members and their friends 1 are
urged to attend. Ice cream and
pop will be served.
Faith Tabernacle
No 5rh at Gaines
;l ' ; Presents
Rev. H. E. Benson
And Partyj
A Dynamic Ministry .
Gifts of the Spirit
; Divine Healing :
I Signs Wonders
Every Night. Except Monday
8:00 P. M.
Sunday School 10:00
Mormna -Worsh
11:00 A. M.
WIICOMH
Mxx Wyftt, Pastor Ph.1-7513
AM.
REVIVAL
MEETINGS
Beginning Aug.7 7:45 P. M.
. Henry's HaH
Comer 12th Leslie
Every Night Except Sot.
Auspices
Open Bible Standard
Churches, Inc . .
Guest Speaker Every Week
COME! - .UEAMl
The Old Time Gesael -Preached
by Dynamit ,
Preachers
Good Musical Program Each .
Night by Talented Musicians
Inspired Singing
We Cordially Invite
-Te- to Attend
REV. A. CGWMES
, V Director
SPEND SUNDAY AT FIRST BAPTIST
TWO RADIO BROADCASTS:
9:00-9:30 aan. KSLM "First Call"
11:00-12:00 a.m. KOCO "Church of the Alr!
JASTOR ANDERSON PREACHES AT BOTH
SUNDAY SERVICES 1
11:00 a.m. "Saints are Born, not Made'
; (Second In a series en I Corinthians)
7:45 pjn. Sacred Organ Concert
Lois Schmidt at the organ
8:00 p.m. "The Parable of the Hidden Treasure!
(Fifth In a series on the paranies;
HEAR and SEE the MAGIC of DR. JOSEPH KEMP!; at our
vonlna service. THE MAGICAL EVANGELISTS WILL
MAKE THE EVENING ALIVE FOR YOU I .
REMEMBER the groat outdoor evening service on
SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 14
MARION SQUARE PARK '
First Baptist Church - Ilarion at Liberty
II
KINGWOOD BIBLE CHURCH
, 1125 Elm Street I 1 ' '
SUNDAY, AUGUST 7
: 10:4$ A. Jtr Momte Worship
Subject: "Measuring God's Love"
:45 P. It Y. P. MeetiBC ,
Leland Beier, Alaskan Misrionary, showinj sides
: 7:4S P. M. Geapel Service
Dr.' John H. Fadenrecht,, Wheaton College-Professor,
s ;- ' A ' Guest Speaker '. ' ' j.
Flwt and Ylofin duet at both evening services.
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