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I The Statesman, Salom, Oroqotx Saturday, Nov, It, lUt Special Thanksgiving Services Next Week in Salem Churches ft By Winston H. Taylor j. Church Editor, The Statesman : White moat Salem area churches will make observance of tha sea son of thanks giving at services Sunday, religious climax of next week will be in various union and Individual programs on Thanksgiving day, Thursday. . i Another outstanding service is to be presented for the public at Waller hall on Willamette university campus Tuesday at S pm. by Presbyterians Celebrate 60 Years, Dallas IUUiwi News Service DALLAS, 'Nov. II Sixtieth anniversary of the founding of First Presbyterian church in Dal las will be celebrated Sunday when the congregation and friends gather for two services. At 11 a.m. Dr. Earl W. Ben bow, pastor, will speak on "Memo ries of an Old Church Pew." Mrs. Bruce Spaulding of Salem, for merly a choir director of the church, will sing Prayer (Guion) and O Divine Redeemer (Gounod). Hollis Smith, a member of the church since boyhood, will read the historical sketch which Mrs. Albert Burelbach prepared from thurch records. Mrs. John Cerny has contacted many former pastors and mem bers, whose greetings will be read It the morning service. At 7:30 pjn. the choir will sing the anthem. Thanks Be to God, and Maurice Adams will sing a solo. Dr. Jesse Hays Baird, presi dent of San Francisco Theological seminary, will deliver the anni- . I . A1J versary aaaress on orowmg ura In Jesus Christ Dr. Baird served recently as moderator of the gen eral assembly of 'the Presbyterian thurch to the U. S. A. A fellowship hour will follow In the social rooms. Mrs. C. L. Crider is chairman of the com mittee In charge. William Blackley is chairman f the anniversary committee. As sisting are Walter Muir, Mrs. C. L. Crider, Mrs. George K.urre, trs. John Carnv, Mrs. Frank Ichards, Mrs. Burelbach, Lynn icCulley and I W. Plummer. BIBLE STUDY TO BEGIN The Young Adult group at First Christian church will begin Sun day a series of four classes on Know Your Old Testament.". Dr. Raymond Wither. WUlasoletU uni versity dean of students, will speak Sunday, WTTHEY TO SPEAK Dr. Raymond Witney, dean of v students at Willamette university, will conduct session on "Youth at Worship" , at . today's worship seminar in Portland, sponsored by Portland Council of Churches. (Sunday school at 8:4 a. m. unless otherwise nctedj ASSEMBLY or GOD SvaaceUsUe Tesaple Park ana: Mar ket. 11 a.m.. 7:4S p.m. Sunday. 1:41 a.m. Thursday. Glae TilafS--31S,, N. Commercial. Sunday school It a. m. Services 11 a in. T:4I p. m. Sunday. BAPTIST Bethel Cotus and D. 11 a. m. 1JS a. m. .Sunday. s CaWary liberty and Millar. 11 a. m. 190 p. m. Sunday 1:30 p. m. Wednes day. . Pint Liberty and Marion 11 a. ra. S p. m. Sunday, 1:30 p. m. Wednesdsy. tasseaaael (OAIB) Hazel at Acade sny 11 a. in., T.M p. m. Sunday. 130 p. m. Wedneaday. Bible reUewahla Memorial hospital ehapel 11 a. m. Sunday. CATHOLIC St Joseph's Cottase and Chemeka ta. Masses SJ0. S, B. 10. 11 a. m. Sun fay. Devotlona 7 30 p. m. Sunday and Tuesday . St Vlaeeat e Paul Myrtle and Co lumbia Maaaea 1 JO. 9. 10 JO a. m. Sun- Saturday, inauiinn Ceart Street 17th and Court. 10:10 m .a C . m .4 . a. m. H. I -J" V- Ml. WtllUIr rirat CenUr and High. 10:SO a. m.. t:jv p. in. aunui .w . " wwww Say. - CHRISTIAN MISSIONAET AXf IANCB yui and cauiea, u a. m., i m p. m Sunday, 7 JO p. m. Wedneaday. CHfUSTlAM SCIEJUCS Tlrrt Chemeketa and Liberty. Sunday school 11 a. nv. Service 11 a. s-l a. aa. Sunday, S I p. m Wednesday, ncaaiag toom, le . men. CHUftCH Of CHJUS Ceattal Cottaca and ChemekeU 1:4S a.m. and 1J0 p.m. Sunday. 1J0 pm anursciay. EatmcH or scs chsist r LATTEB DAT SAINTS Stfei and Madlaon. Sunday school 10 am. Service 11 -JO Svnu a JO pjn. jEyinaar CONfi.IGAT10NAL rmt Cottafe and Mario. 11 a. aa. Sunday. . Kaltht Memorial 19th and retry 11 ajn. Sunday. j EPISCOPAL St PaaTa Church and Chemeketa. Sunday school 30 a. m. Services 7J0. ll a m Bon day. j IVANOtXICAL AND SUKPORMED' Bethany Mar. on and CapltoL Sun day school 10 a. m. Services II a 5m 7:44 p. m. Sunday. 7:44 p. nv Wodnoo- ay. BVANOCLICAL OMTKD BRETHREN Kaglawood 17th and Nebraska 11 a m 7 30 p m. Sunday, rirat Marlon and Summer. 11 a m.. 7:44 p. m. Sunday. 7 JO p. m. Wednea- FE1ZNDS Blchlaad Ayeaue Church and Hlh land. II a. m 7:30 p. m. Sunday. 7 JO p m. WedneedaT Seath Salem Commercial and Waah- taston. 11 a. m.. 1 JO p m. Sunday. S p- at wedneaday PRtS METHUOIST Winter and Market 11 a. m.. 1 JO ft m Sunday. 1 JO p. m. Wedneaday rUU. GOSPEL PENTECOST AI Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Uberty Sun- 1:44 p m. Sunday. S o m Tuesday and Friday Charch at Gad 040 S. S2nd Sunday (khool 10 a. m Servcea 11 a. m.. S m Sunday. S a. m. Wednesday and J-rtdav Paltk Ceeael Tabernacle- 1304 N 4th Sunday school 10 a. m. Service 11 ' a. lorn Sunday S p m Tliurs- mmm mtmum m4 B riruurt Si6 N. 10th 11 i m .local Hi-Y, junior m-Y ana ura- Y boys' clubs and the campus YM. Dr. U. G. Dubach of Lewis and Clark college will be the speak er, i r This year's union service spon sored by Salem Ministerial asso ciation will be at First Baptist church at 10 a.m. Thursday. The Rev. Albert Fadenrecht, pastor of Kingwood Bible church, wiu ae- liver the message. The program will include invo cation, the Rev. Victor Loucks; scripture, the Rev. Oral W. Clem ens; prayer, the Re. Victor H. Sword; president's proclamation and benediction, the Rev. G. Wes ley Turner. -Mrs. John Schmidt will be organist, and special music will be by groups from Salem academy. The offering will go to Church World. Service for foreign relief work, j- St. Vincent da Paul Catholic church will have a Thanksgiving mass at 8:15 ajn. Thursday, and St Catholic church a special Thanksgiving service at a.m. A service of the Holy Eucharist will be given at SL Paul's Episco pal church at 10 aja. Thursday, with full choir. StaAesaaaa News i: Service DALLAS, Nov. IS A union Thanksgiving service sponsored by Dallas Ministerial association will be conducted Thursday at 10 a.m. in Evangelical Mennonite Brethren church. The Rev. Alfred Brown, pastor of the Assembly of God church. will be the speaker, and other ministers will participate. The of fering will be divided between lo cal relief and the ministerial as sociation. SUUnua Wews SerrUe INDEPENDENCE, Nov. II Lo cal churches will hold a union Thanksgiving service Wednesday evening at 7:45 in Calvary Presby terian church. Tha lev. V. O. Ef gebraaten of First Baptist chureh will lead the services. WOMEN CONDUCT SEKVICI Women of First United Brethren church win have charge ef the morning service Sunday to tha Rev. Lloyd X Rice, pastor. They will present the play "Asa I Thankful?", written hy Mrs. Ruth Ensminger, missionary returned from Africa.: Mmmmrn ttm - " LMrtaL Sunday school 10 a. at Serrleea U a. m. 7:44 p m. Sunday. 1 JO p. nt Wedneaday. Halt a reateaaatai tea rerry. 11 . m.. 7:44 p. m. Sunday, 7:44 p. at 'riday. INSTITCT8 OP BEUGIOCS SCIXMCE 40 N Cottaao. Sunday achool 10 a. m. Strvtee ,11 a. m. Sunday. iEWISH Taaaple Beth Shalass Madiaon and Broadway, cnuran achool in m, Services S p. m. ffriday KINGWOOD BIBLE 1124 Elm at. 10:44 a m.. 7:30 p. an. Sunday, 7 JO p. m. Wtdnesday LOTHERAN 'l Central (Amarlcaa Conference ) Caottol and Gaines. 11 ajn. Sunday. 4 pm. Wedneaday. cur ii (American CBurcn) state aad 18th. S:4S and 11 a.m. Sunday. St John' (Mlaeourl Synodl 10th and A servlcea t and 11 a. m. Sunday. Sunday achool 10 a. m. St. Mark ETaaaaUcal (United) 443 N. Church. Ham. Sunday. METHODIST ! f rirat Church ; and State 11 a, m. Sunday. 7:30 p. m. Thursday. -laaoa Lee Memorial Winter and Jefferson. 11 a. m- 7 JO p. m. Sunday Leslie Commercial and : Myers 11 am.. 7 JO p.m. Sunday, ' 1 JO p.m. Thursday. West Balai Sunday. -3rd and Gerth 11 a. an. MKTAPHTSICAL CENTER 463 N. Cot Ufa. 3 JO p. m. Tuesday and Wedneaday, S p. m. Tuesday and rnday, u:is s. m. aauy, NAZARENE Pint Center and 13th. 10 JO a, nt, 7 JO a. m. Sunday. 7 JO p.; at WadAasday OPEN BIB LB STAND ABO 13th and Leslie. Sunday cheat 10 a. m. Services 11 a. at, 1:44 p. sa. sunaay. .: PTLGRIM HOLINESS ' 140 Carltoau 11 a. m, 1 JO p. SB. day. 1J0 p. m. Wednesday. PBESBTTER1AN first Chemeketa and Winter. f4S aad 11 a m. Snnday. T JS su m. Wednaaaay REORGANIZED CHURCH OE JESUS CHRIST Or LATTEB OAT SAINTS 11th and Chemeketa, Sunday school 10 a. m Services 11 a. nv. 7 JO p. at aunaay. t SALVATION ABMT 141 Stats. Sunday achool II a. m. tar vtcea II a. a. 7J0 p. m. Sunday. 7J0 p. m inursaay ana Saturday. SEVENTH DAT ADTENTTST Johntoa Memorial Hood and Sum mer. Sabbath school f JO a. an. Sarvleea II a. m. Saturday SPIRITUALIST PtreS 34S N. Commercial, t JO and 7 JO p. m. Sunday. UNITARIAN ! PEIXAWSHIP YWCA. S p. m. first and third Sun days. ; UNITED BEETHEEN first (Old CeastltnUoa) 1144 Mission. Sun day school 10 a. an. Services 11 a. m. 7J0 p. m Sunday. 7J0 p. m. Wednes day WESLEY AN METHODIST 15th and M11L Sunday achool 10 a. m Services 11 a. m T JO p. m. Sunday. TUIIESni! TO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BROADCASTS V 8:15 n-m. Mondorf throtigh Fridoy Station ESLM V B--00 cum. Sunday-ESLM V 11:00 a.m. Sunday-KOCO Psi.tor Lloyd T, Anderson Speaking at all Services SalemDean ' A Bev. H. W. Gi Thanksgiving Sermon Theme At Silverton Statessaaa News Service SILVERTON, Nov. 18 Thanks giving will be the theme of many Sunday morning services In ithe 14 churches in th'e Silverton area. Special programs are slated for Thanksgiving morning at 10:30 by Trinity and Immanuel Lutheran churches. The Rev. Arthur Charles Bates will speak on "Living Thanks giving" at First Christian church and the Rev. Ben F. Browning on "National Thanksgiving" at Meth odist church. Special' music has been arranged. On Sunday night the Methodist Youth fellowship goes to Pratum and the evening service at the local church will be moved from 8 to 7:30. Af First Christian, communion will be served at the 11 o'clock service. The Rev. P. W. Eriksen and the Rev. -R. G. Hovland, both of Sa lem, will speak at 11 ajn. at Cal vary Lutheran and Trinity, . re spectively. Trinity will have com munion service in tha morning, and Luther league will meet at 7:13, with Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Moe directing. The Rev. S. L. Almlie will speak on "Our Joy at Eventide" at Im manuel Lutheran church Sunday morning. Luther league will meet at 7:10 to discuss "The S that Means Service." Adult instruction will be. Monday at I pm. The young married couples club will meet Tuesday night at the Mar shall Satern home. Dallas Churchos APOSTOLIC FAITH riifwK mrA rmirt Sunifav aoh aaI :30 a. m Services 11 a. m I JO p. aa. sunaay, a p. m. inursaay. AitB-ifRi.Y nv son Birch and Stump. Sunday school 9:41 a. m. Services 11 S. nu 7:44 p. ra. Bust- day. 7:44 p. tOm wedneaaay. BAPTIST first Waahinrton at. Sunday school 0:44 mU m Wl WmWW mm - IUh (T 1M. mWrntmr day, 7 JO pt m. Tnursday. CATHOLIC St. Philip's sr. Waahlnston at. Maaaea S.ll a. m. second and fourth Sundays. 10:11 a. aa. nrat. tnlrd and linn Sundays. CHRISTIAN rirat Jefferson and Clay. Sunday achool 0:44 a. m. Services 11 a. nv, t JO p. m. Sunday. CBRISTIAN AND MISSIONART AIXIANCB Shelton and Mill. Sunday school 941 a. m. Services 11 a. m, 1:44 p. bl Sun day. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 410 Mill. Sunday achool 9:41 a. m. Services 11 a. nv. Sunday, S p. m. first aad third Wednesdays. CHCBCH Or CHRIST Lavans and Mill Sunday school II a. m. Servicea 11 a. m, f JO p. m. Sunday. CHURCH Or GOD 1014 Ash. Sunday school f:4S a. m. Servicea 11 a. aa, i JO p m. Sunday. 8HURCH Or JESUS CHRIST r LATTER DAT SAINTS Basement of city library. Surday school 10 a m. Service 7 p. m. Sunday EPISCOPAL St Thoaaaa Cherry St Sunday school 19 and 11 a m. Services 11 s. m. Sunday EVANGELIC AIj UNITED BRETHREN Church and Mill. Sunday school 0:44 a. m. services ll a. nv, 7:44 pjn. Sun day. PBEE METHODIST s 244 Mill. Sunday achool 1:41 a. m. aarvioaa ll a. m, 7:4 fx nv Sunday LUTHERAN Trlalrv 1 tie Waahlngton. Sunday school IS a. m. servicea ll a. m. sunaay. ? MENNONITE -F Brethrea Washington and Hayter, Sunday achool 0:44 a. m. Sarvleea 10:44 a. 7:44 p. m. Sunday, j Evaaf ellcal Brethren Howe at Sun day school 0 JS a. m. Services 11. a. m.. a p. as. sunaay. ; Oraee 201 Jsfrerson. Sunday school 10 a. m. Service ll a. m. Sunday. METHODIST first Mill near Main. Sunday school 9:41 s. m. Servicea 11 a m. 1M a, bl sunaay. PBESBTTEBIAN first ' Court and Levens. Sunday school area a. m service ii a. m. Sunday SEVENTH DAT ADVENTII1 ! Waahinrton and Jefferson. Sabbath school 9:44 a. m. Service 11 a. ra. Sat urday ; RALLY DAY Sunday Nov. 20 First Evangelical United Brethren Church ' Marion and Summer Sts. REV. PAUL WOOD! Evangelist - Mnslcianj 11:00 AM. and 7:45 P.M. i Crusaders Mais Quartet From Goora Fox College 7:45 P.M. j i WUrnsr N. Brown. Minister Lutherans Note 50th Year for St John's Here Golden anniversary of St John's Evangelical Lutheran church, af filiated with the Missouri synod. will be observed Sunday at the II ajn. service. The congregation In 50 years has had only three pastors, and the Rev. H. W. Gross has served since 1910. making him the dean of Salem ministers. The service Sunday will be in remembrance of the church's "blessings and opportunities.' Organized In November. 1890. with six voting members, the con gregation erected its first build ing on Center street between 13th and 14th. Ten years later the structure was moved to 16th and A streets, where it still serves. A parsonage was built in 1912 and in 1915 a Christian day school which was discontinued in 1930. The congregation now numbers some 580 baptized members, and two services are required each Sunday morning to accommodate them. A new $150,000 church is being erected at 14th and Court streets. Auxiliary organizations Include the Lutheran Women's guild, Lutheran Laymen's league and the Walther league. Chairman of the congregation is William Lewis: trustees, A. Holscher, W. Jarms and B. Ratjin; elders, Carl An derson, G. Brodhagen, Leroy. Mit tendorf and Edwin Sahnow: sec retary, W. Sylvester; treasurer. W. Klug. Pastors have been the Rev. H. Lossner, 1899-1908: the Rev. George Engel. 1906-10, and the Rev. Mr. Gross. Suburban Churches ANEENT COMMUNITT Ankeny achoolhouse. Liberty -Buena Vista road. Sunday school 10 a. m. Services 11 a m.. I p. m. ACMSVUXE BETHEL BAPTIST AumavUla. Sunday achool 11 L a Servicea 11 a. nu, 8 p. m. Sunday, 74 p. m. Wednesday. AUMSVUXB WESLETAN AuansvllleL Sunday aeaaol 10 a. a. Services 11 a. 1M p. m. Sunday BROOES ASSEMBLT OE GOD One-half block south of Brooks school. Sunday achool 0:44 a. at Services 11 a. m, T:4I p. nt Sunday 7:44 p. nt Thursday. CLEAR LA EE EVANGEUCAL UNITLO BRETHREN Wheatland rerry rd. Sunday aehaol U a. nt aarncas 10 a. at Sunday. SOLA COMMUNITT Eola. Sunday achool 044 a. at Ser vices 11 a. m. Sunday. rOCB COBNEBS BAPTIST Stats and Elm a. Sunday school 4 .'44 a. m. Services 11 s m, 1 JO p. at Sua day. 7 JO p. at Wednesday. PRITTLAVD EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN 4 miles east of Salem. Sunday achool IS a. ra. Bei vices 11 a. m. 7 JO p. m. Sunday. ALBERT MEMORIAL BAPTIST HayesvlUe. on mile north of ME underpass. Sunday school 0:44 a.m. Services 11 a.m 7 JO pjn. Sunday. tjs pjn. Tnursday. EETZEB CHURCH OP CHBIS 1030 Dearborn. Sundav achool 10 ajn Services 11 a.m., 7 JO p.m. Sundayi I pjn. Wednesday. EETZEB COMMUNITT Elizabeth and Churchdale. Sunday school 0:44 a. m, Servieea 11 a nV, 7:44 p. m. Sunday. 7 JO p. at Wednes day. LABIS H CENTEB COMMUNITT (EvaareUcal UalUd BreUtreal mh miles east of Brooks. Sunder sonool IS a av Service ll a. m. Sua day. LIBERTT CHURCH OP CHRIST Uberty church. Sunday school 10 a. nt service ii a. m. Sunday. CHURCH OP GOD 074 Vista ave. Sundav achool 10 a an. servicea ll a. m. a p. m. sunaay. MACLEAT COMMUNITT Macleay achooL Sunday school 10 MARION. rBIENDS Marlon. Sunday school 10 a. m, Ser vicea II a. nt., 7 jo p. m. Sunday. MIDDLE GROVE COMMUNITT Middle Grove schooL Sunday school 10 ajn, NORTH HOWELL COMMUNITT North Howell. Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11 a.m.. S p.m. Sunday. I p nt Wedneaday PRATUM IMMANUEL MENNONITE Pratum. Sunday school SJ4 a m. Services 11 a. m. 7:44 p. m. Sunday PRATUM METHODIST Pratum. Sunday school 10 a. nt Ser vicea ll a. m. Sunday. PR INGLE FRIENDS Baxter rd. west of ME. Sunaay school 10 a m service ll a. nt Sunday. BOBEBTS COMMUNITT Roberta achooL Sunday school 10 ajn. BOSEDALB rBIENDS Rosedale. Sunday school 10 a. Servicea 11 a m, 7 JO p m. Sunday SALEM HEIGHTS COMMUNITT Liberty and Madron a. Sunday school 10 a. m. services 11 a. m 7 JO p. Sunday. 7 JO p. m. Wednesday. SUMMIT METHODIST Orchard Heights rd. Sundav school 11 a. m. Services 10 a. m. second and fourth Sundays. IW1GLB COMMUNITY Swerle school. . Sunday achool 14 a. m. services ll a. m. Sunday. TALBOT COMMUNITT ' Talbot Sundav school 10 a. m. Ser vices 11 a. m.. 7 .30 p. m. Sunday. 7 JO p m. Wednesday. ZENA COMMUNITT Zens Sunday school 14 a at Great Week End with Claude H. Curtis Missionary Evangelist Converted la China while s U. S. Marine. New a missionary to Oaha. H. I. An evanselist and Youth for Christ speaker. Only Sat Night llth t:M TM. Alexander Wright Evangelist Pastor A latter Rlegn Message for this hoar Sunday 11:00 A3L and t P.M. Faith Tabernacle North 5th and Gaines The Bible Story MOSES -eV MP "t :Tir 'Of.- r,4- 7 , i ... fKditer'a aee: This Is tae aeventh ef a series of studies from the Old TestaBaeaL'The text is eeetdeaaeS from selections hy ifoustea Harte for the new book. "la Our Image." Illustration by Guy Kosi la aba from the book. Copyrifht 1940 by Oxford University Frets ) In the third month, when the children of Israel were gone out of Egypt, came they into the wilderness of Sinai . . . and camped before the mount. And Moses went npJunto God, and the Lord called unto him, saying. Thus shalt thqu tell the chil dren of Israel: If ye will keep my covenant, theih ye shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above all people. And ye shall be unto me a kingdom of priests, and an holy nation. And Moses called for the elders of the people, and lafd before their faces all these words which the LeVd o i mended him. And Moses told the words of the people unlo the Lord. And the Lord said unto Moses, Go unto the people, and sanc tify them today and tomorrow, and let them waspi their clothes, and bo ready against the third day: for the third day the Lord will come down in the sight of all the people upon Mount Sinai . . . And on the third day in the morning there were thunders and lightnings, and a thick cloud upon the mount, and the voice of the trumpet exceeding loud; so that all the people in the camp trembled. And Mount Sinai was altogether on a smoke, because tha Lord descended upon it la firs. And God spaka: I am the Lord thy God, which have brought jthoe out of the land of Egypt, out of tha house of bondage. Thoa shalt have no other gods before me. f Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven Image, or any likeness of anything that Is la heaven above, orj that Is la the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Ood in vain. Remember the sabbath day, to keep It holy.; Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work: But the seventh day is the sabbath of the Lord thy God: la it thou shalt not jdo any work. Honour thy father and thy mother. j Thou shalt not kilt j Thou shalt not commit adultery. e Thou shalt not steaL ; Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor. , Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house,; thou shalt not covet they neighbor's wife, nor his manservant nor his maid servant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing that is thy neigh bors. ' ! And all the people saw the thunderings, and the lightnings, and the noise of the trumpet, and the mountain smoking; and they stood afar off. And they said unto Moses, Speak thou with us, and we will hear: but let not God speak with us, lest we die. And Moses said. Tear not: for God is come to jprove you, and that bis fear may be before your faces, that ye pla net. And the Lord gave unto Moses, when he had made an end of communing with him upon Mount Sinai, two tables of tes timony, tables of stone, written with the finger pt God., Silvorton Churchos ASSEMBLY OP OOD front st. Sunday achool t:U a. aa. Servicea II am, V pjn. Sunday, I p.m. Tuesday aad Thursday. i CATHOUC St. PaaTs Pliva and Crant. Massss S. 10 a. rn. Sunday. 1:30 a ra. weekdays. T JO a. m. Saturday. CHRISTIAN First Park and 1st. Sunday school 0:4 a. m. Services U a. a, T JO a. ra. Sun day. CHRISTTA AND MISSIONARY AJXIANCS SOS N. 2nd. Sunday school It a ra. Services 11 a 7:4 p. ra. Sunday. 7 :4S p. ra. Wednesday. CBRISTIAN SCICNCI irA anit Iwia Sundav school 10 a. m. Services 11 a. m. Sunday. CHCRCB OP GOD 2nd and A. sunaay scnoai is a. m. Services 11 a. m . , p. m. Sunday. S p. m. Wednesday. CHURCH OP JMC 8 CHRIST OP LDt Knlrhts of Pythias hall. Oak aad Uill. Services a. m. Wedneaday. LUTHERAN Calvary 310 Jersey. Sunday school 10 a m. Services 11 a m. Sunday. S p. m. Tnursday. M. Church at. Sunday achool 10 a. m. Sam lea 11a.m. Sunday. Trtatty 2nd and A, Sunday school 10 a. sa. Services U t a Sunday. BCKTHODIBT Mala and flska Sunday school I.4S a m. servloes ii a m. sunaay. M arena in Sllverton-Marauam hlah way. Sunday achool 10 a. vs. Service 11 a. ra, Sunday, rr raru n nt mi a a Stf s. ater st. Sunday school 0:40 a. ra. Servicea II a in. T JO p n. Sua day. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, itvrwrn nif invtNTIII Psrk snd 2nd. Sabbath school 4l a ra. Services Ham. Saturday. I M a ra. Wednesday. Evangelistic Temple Assembly of God , Market St. aad Park Ave. Take Madison St Bus Sunday, November 20 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 Subject: "An Expanding Horizon" 6:15 Youth Groups and Vesper - 7:45 P.M. Evangelistic Rally Subject: Tho Great Accounting" Old fashioned singing. Music to bless and inspire. Sat. 5:30 P.M. Program over KSLM Everyone Welcome Walter S. Frederick, Pastor V ' ! 1 Choir to Sing Sunday Night The a cappejlls choir of San Francisco Theological seminary will sing Sunday evening at 7:43 at First Presbyterian church, on its first tour jof the northwest. The 40-voice rhlxed choir is on its 13th annual! tour. The Rev. William F. Ehmahn, vice president ! of the seminary, will speak on! Tha Christian Ufa." f At the morning service Dr. Chester W. Hambliu, pastor, will preach. A girls, trio will sing Lift Thine Eyes (lendelssohn). ANNUAL PROGRAM SET Kingwood Bible church will ob serve its annua Thanksgiving and Missionary festival Sunday. Dr. James Braga, professor at Mult nomah School of the Bible, will speak in the morning and the Rev. Robert G. Hovland, president of Salem academy, In the evening. MisnnNiirirn.Mi set PRATUM Evelyn de Vries will show films of missionary work In Southern Rhodesia at Pratum Methodist church Sunday at 7:30 , . i m . i j p.m., sponsored oy we jieuioa 1st Youth fellowship. Worship with us Loyally Ilonlh . i 9:45 AJ4-kphurch School Two Morplng Services 9:45 and 11:00 AM. ,'Txcept the; Lord Build The House" Sermon hf the Minister 7:45 P.M. iluslc Night A Ccrppella Choir Of San Franldsco Theological Seminary i I i i First Presbyterian Church Chemelteta at Winter i Chestetj VT. Hatnblin pastor John L.j Goodenberger Assistant Pastor Oahu Mission Leadei Here A special service tonight st 8 o'clock at Faith Gospel Tabernacle- here will have the Rev. Claude H. Curtis of San Francisco I9 as speaker. Cur- I tls, converted as t a U. S. marine in unina. is an t r" -rv 1 i . 1 JZi. T cvaiiic 1 1 1 1 ana t . I missionary, ac cording to the Rev. Max Wyatt, pastor. Now on a tour of the coast, Curtis will re turn shortly to Oahu, Hawaii, to resume the estab lishing of a mission, particu larly for the Japanese of the territory.1 He reports that the island Japanese, since World War II, are more prone to turn from Buddhism to Christianity. Curtis ; is the author of two books and has crossed the U. S IX tunes on evangelistic circuits. Sunday School Emphasis Set Sunday School Sunday will be observed tomorrow at First Hal- f-bert i Memorial and Four Corners Baptist churches. At First church, Marvin Clatter buck, superintendent, will present a challenge on "The Place of the Sunday School in Our Day." The evening! service will include a march by the children, accordion duet by Nola Zobel and Evelyn Fisher, skit on "Wake Up, Dtd by the intermediate department. rour corners cnurch issued a special Invitation to parents and children of the community to at tend services. Professor's Talk Due at First EUB Guest speaker for both Rally day services at First Evangelical Unit ed Brethren church Sunday will be the Rev. Paul Wood, professor at western School of Evangelical Religion at Jennings Lodge, Ore. Tor many years an evangelist and Bible teacher, he Is an out standing musican and win bring special piano and vocal selections. The Crusaders male quartet irons George Fox college. New Drg, will be guest musicians at T:43 pjn. Highway Evangelist At Labish Center LABISH CENTER. Nov. 1 Mark J. Goodger, national traveler, Highway evangelist, and his travel ling companion, "Joe," will be pre sented in a public service at the Community church Sunday at 7:45 p.m. They will both sing and speak. relating their experiences in min istering among hitch-hikers. Through this unique ministry, Goodger has been able to return many runaway boys and girls to their homes and has worked with government agencies In freeing girls from white slavery. Scientific Movie Set at Talbot Church SUtesamaa' News Service TALBOT, Nov. Is First of the series of startling scientific films by Moody Bible institute,, "God of Creation," will be shown st Tal bot Community church at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The Rev. R. Rogers Irwin, pas tor, invited the public to view the colored film, which ranges from the magnitude of the astronomer's universe to the mlnutev wonders seen through microscopes. SERVICES TO CLOSE The Rev. Orbin Turner of Ros well, N. M, will conclude a 10 days series of special services at Leslie Methodist church by preaching at 11 'a.m. and 7:30 pm. Sunday. Special music will include a solo by Edith Watts. REVIVAL CONTINUES Wesleyan Methodist church will continue services esch evening st If 1' . If I taJM& -ff Open Bible Standard Church Cordially invites yes to Attend : The services Sunday la oar new permanent location 1232 N. Commercial St. I Sunday School 10 A.M. Morning Worship 11 A.M. 8ab?eet: The Praises of Men ' Overcomers Service 1 I'M. Special fas tare "Gospel Film." ; EvsngelUUe Service 7:45 PJVf. Subject "S Mutates after the Rapture" 111 us trs ted by Gospel film The Raptors 5 Come and Bring Tear Friends Bev. A. C. Grimes ! I I Kingwood Bihlo Church 1125 Elm Strsot (SUNDAY) Nov. 20 Annnal Thanksgiving and Missionary Services 10:45 AM. Dt. Icnnts Brafjcu guest speaker. Sermon Thanksgiving'' 7:30 P.M- Dr. Robert G. Hovland, guest speaker. SermonMisslons'' I You are Invited to t:45 Bible School tr- It CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1230 South Uberty St. The charch with s warm and friendly heart" Unitarian Fellowship ' TerMeet Here Sunday The Salem Unitarian Fellow-! ship will meet at the YWCA Sun- ; day at 7:30 p.m. In conformity with the Unitarian principle of -basing religion on practical ideals ; for modern living, the Fellowship has selected for the program the nun. -ii Happened in Spring-' field." The film depicts the: Springfield. Mass., plan for de veloping democracy within its schools. The public is invited. t 1 College Gives Friends Rites Prof. Paul Mills and students from George Fox college at New- berg will conduct both services Sunday at South Salem Friends church. I The Rev. Oscar N. Brown. nas tor, is to speak at Medford Friends church, where he Is attending a week-end church quarterly meet- lng with 30 delegates from Salem Rosedale, Marion and Scotta Mills. Mills, professor of religion, will deliver the sermons, and the stu- dents will present musical num bers. . Africa Missionary ! To Speak Sunday ; At Bethel Baptist ! Laura Reddig, of the Cameroon Mission field in Africa, will be at Bethel Baptist church at 7:30 pjni to show pictures and tell of her work. Miss Reddig is a missionary nurse at the new Banso hospital of the Cameroons. , Salt Creek Baptist church, neaf Dallas, will join the Bethel Baptists in this service. Miss Reddig IS working in the same field as Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Schneider from the Salt Creek church. An offering for the state Young People's Missionary project will be received, half to go for the Banso hospital. i At 7 o'clock Oren Homback will present an organ recital of old hymns. Woodburn Church j Schedules Prograni SUtesaaaa rews serviea WCODBURN, Nov. 18 Special services for the coming week at St Mary's Episcopal church were announced by the Rev. C. C. Slo cum, vicar. i i Sunday will be the combined services of the Litany and Ante Communion. Worship services wQl be at 10:30 am. on Thanksgiving day. Corporate communion for men snd boys will be st 11 ia on November 27, first Sunday in Advent. j i A parish supper and fellowship meeting was held Tuesday, spon sored by the Woman's auxiliary. Speaker was Dr Fred Clayton, rector of St. John's Episcopal church In Milwaukie. Young Choir to Sing Al Turner Christian ! Statessaaa Hews Service TURNER, Nov 18 The Junior-Intermediate choir will pro vide special music for Thanks giving services Sunday at Tumor Christian church and during ths Bible school hour. One of the numbers will be illustrated with a chalk talk by David Carey. Choir director ds Gertrude Reasoner, and pianist its Mrs. Guy Shields of Aumsville.i Seminary Choir Due j Monday at Independence Statesmaa News Service INDEPENDENCE, Nov! 18 Tho a cappella choir of San Francisco Theological seminary will give to concert at Calvary Presbyterian church Monday at 7:45 p.m. Dr. Jesse Hays Baird, president of the seminary, will speak. I I This Is the choir's 13th annual tour and first to the northwest. The Rev. John W. Wood, pastor, pointed out that Independence ' is the smallest city on the itinerary; 7:30, with the Bloom trio from Indiana in charge, according .to the Rev. Glen Yates, pastor. Worship with Us Dr. Victor Haro Sword spesks 11:90 a.m. "Sifted for Service" 7:30 p.m. "Dreamers" Tea will appreciate these even- i lng messaces on great mission- ary leaders. 6:30 Yoatk Fellowship 7:44 p. m. Sunday. 7:44 p. m. Thursday