12 The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Sahgdaf. January 14, 1950
Students Training
Form Fellowship
'Pre-Theologs'
Learhini
By Winston H. Taylor
Church Editor, The Statesman
. fellowship and study and action
' new in preparation for full-time
church vocations " m the future
' comprise the program of a Wil
lamette university organization
known as the Oxford club. All
members plan to become ministers,
; directors of religious education,
(Missionaries or work In some
other Christian service.
, Membership is drawn from ap
proximately 50 students now on
the campus, according to Rex
Iindemood. president, a senior
from Twin Falls. Idaho. The num
ber is believed to be the highest
tn the religious field at Willam
; ette for several years. Much of
t Task
For Use Now
the credit for this situation is
given to the 1947 Cleveland con
ference of Methodist youth. The
Inspiration and direction of that
meeting aided many young peo
ple in decisions for their vocations.
The 'pre-theologs," majoring in
philosophy, sociology, history or
religion, include about two men
: to one woman, but the proportion
, of women is increasing. The num
ber of graduates planning to en-
, ter seminaries or church work Is
growing steadily.'
The group is interdenomination
al at Willamette, but since the
school is Methodist so are most of
i the club members. One active is a
Presbyterian. -
, The Oxford name is derived
from the group at Oxford univer
sity surrounding John Wesley, out
of which grew the MethodLrt
church. The title is used on several
' campuses. -Here the group has
been active off and on since 1896,
with the present club formed in
X47. . T-
Monthly meetings include Bible
ctady, ministers and laymen as
speakers, discussion of how mem
bers should work on the campus.
.Mill City to Have
Conference of CE
h'V - '
j MILL CITY, Jan. 13 The Wil
lamette Union Christian Endeavor
will hold its monthly meeting Sun
day at 2:30 p.m. at First Christian
church in Mill City.
The Rev. Walter Naff, associate
minister at First Christian church
in Salem, will be guest speaker.
Following this meeting will be an
executive meeting for all union
officers, society presidents and
pastors. Youth represent ing
churches from Lebanon, ' Albany,
Orleans, Holley, Halsey, Scio, Cor
vallis and Mill City are expected.
: The Mill City CE will serve refreshments.
(Sunday school at 9:4 a. m.
unless otherwise noted)
ASSEMBLY O OOD
EvsngsUsUe Ttsnple Park and Msr
ket. 11 am lAi pm. Sunday. IAS
l.m. Thursday.
GU4 Tilings litis N. Commercial.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Services 11
. m 1:49 d. tn. Sunday.
Tka Chapel 12th and Leslie. 11
a.m.. 1:44 pjn. Sunday. -
BAPTIST
i Betnel Cottage and P. 11 a. m. T30
St. m. Sunday. mm
Calvary liberty and MlBer. 11 a. m.
30 p. m. Sunday t JO p. m. Wednes
day. rint-LIberty and Marion 11 a. m.
S P m. Sunday, t:M p. m. Wednesday.
biMaid (OARB) Hazel it Acade
my 11 a. m, p. m. Sunday, 7 JO
p m. Wednesday. . l4 ,
; Bible Fellowship Memorial hospital
chapel 11 a., m.. Sunday.
CATHOLIC .
St Joteph't Cottage and Chemeke
ta. Hastes 6 JO. S. 9, 10. 11 a. m. Sun
day. Devotions 7 JO p. nv Sunday and
Tuesday
at. vii
Bcent de Panl Myrtle and Co-
Kimbla Masses 7 JO. 0. 10
JO a. m. sun-
day. Confessions 4 JO-8 JO. 7-8 JO p. m.
Saturday.
CHKIST1AN '"'j--
Crt Street 17th and Court, 10 JO
at m. 7 JO p. m. Sunday -
First Center and High. 10 JO a.
1M p. to. Sunday. 1:00 p. in. Wednesday.-
- '
CH1MSTIAN MISSION AST ALLIANCE
Sth and Gaines, 11 m., 7 JO p. m.
Sunday., 7 JO p. m. Wednesday.
CHRISTIAN SCICNCBPlrst '
Cbemeketa and Liberty. Sunday
ochool 11 a.m. Senrlcea 11 a.m., S p.m.
Sunday, S p.m. Wednesday. Reading
room. 148 S High -
CHCRCH OP CHRIS t ' '
Ceatral Cottage and Chemeketa.
10:U a.nv. 7 JO pjo. Sunday, 7 JO pjn.
Thursday. .
CHURCH OF OOD First
Cottage and Hood. 11 a.m.. t M pm.
Sunday, 7:43 pjn. Wednesday;
CHTJRCH OF JESUS J CHRIS
Or LATTER DAT, SAINTS
: Ith and Madison. Sunday school 10
a.m. Serrteea llJO a.m, I aw p.m
Sunday 1 - V
CONGREGATIONAL
: First Cottage and Marlon, ; 11 a.m.
LjBifht Meaaerial Itth and Ferry
11 ajn. Sunday. .
IP1ICOPAL St PauTS '
Church and ChemekeU. Sunday
chool JO ajn. Services 7 JO, 1:43, 11
on. Sunday. .
CV ANGELICAL AND REFORMED
Bethany Marion and CapltoL Sun
day school 10 am. aemcee u a m,
1A p. m. Sunday, 1:49 pjn, Wednesday
KT ANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
: Bagleweed 17th and Nebraska. 11
am- 7 JO e.m. Sunday.
First Marion and Summer. 11 a.m..
T- m. Sunday, i jo pjn. weanesaay.
IRICNDI
ttlrhUad Arenue Church and High
II a.m., law p.m. unoay,
Wednesday.
Seats Salem Commercial and Wash
burton. 11 a.m.. 7 J3 pjn. Sunday,
pjau Wednesday. -nn
MFTnomsT
Winter and Market. 11 a. tn., T JO
p. m. Sunday, 7 JW pjn. Wednesday
TVVL OOSPCL PENTECOSTAL
Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Liberty. Sun
day school 10 a.m. Services 11 ajn.
pjn. Sunday, p.m. Tuesday and
Tay.
Carnrch ef Oed S40 S. Z2nd. Sunde
school 18 a. ao. Serviees U a. aa.
f..-':: . -&
'It m
Members of Willamette university's Oxford elob, comprising students who plan to enter full-time Chris
tian service, are shown here at the Wednesday night meeting. Officers ia the front row are (left to
, right), Edward Hargreavee, Silverton, vice president; Joyee Kirby, Salem, worship chairman; Prof.
Herman Clark, advisor; Evelyn Bollirer, Portland, secretary-treasurer and Rex Lindemood, Twin Falls,
Idaho, president.
Progress Year
Noted Here by
The 100th year of St. Paul's
Episcopal church parish in Salem
was its greatest in growth, the
Rev. George H. Swift, rector, re
ported Sunday night at the annual
congregational meeting. Vestry
men and officers were elected.
The rector reported 70 persons
confirmed during 1949, while the
Sunday school had its peak en
rollment. He pointed out the grow
ing need, for a new cnurcn Duna-
Ing, on which the congregation
hopes to start soon.
New vestrymen elected were
Wallace Carson, R. H. Baldock, Dr.
Charles D. Wood and Dr. Dean
Brooks. Officers named by the
vestrymen were C. W. Bartlett,
Junior warden; Lester F. Barr,
treasurer, ana tnanes neuzei,
secretary Dr. W. W. Baum was
appointed senior warden by the
rector. : -
The annual Epiphany party fol
lowed the meeting. Hostesses wet e
Mrs. Sydney Kromer, Mrs. -Dean
Brooks, Mrs. John Horner and
Mrs. James Olinger. Symbols in
the Epiphany cake were found by
Mrs. John Tyler. Mrs. Lester F.
Barr, Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker
and Mrs. Lawrence Osterman, who
will comprise next year's commit
tee. m. Sunday, t p.m. Wednesday and
rtdev. i i
Faith Clospel Takeraacle 1305 N. Ith.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Services 11
tn- a p, m. aunaay, p. m. .nuri
day and Saturday.
Fenrseaara 490 N. linn. 11 a.m.
7:4 J p.m. Sunday. 1:49 p.m. Thursday.
Jesus Name reatecosUl 1179 Lewis.
Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11
a.m.. 7:49 pjn, Sunday, I'M p.m. Wed
nesday VtM Featecestai 49 Ferry, n
a. m., 7:49 p. m. Sunday, T:4 p. m.
rriday. -.
INSTTTUTB OP RELIGIOUS ICIZNCS
400 N Cottase Sunday school 10
a. m. Service 11 a. m. Sunday.
JEWISH Temple Beta Sholeaa
Madiaon and Broadway, cnurcn
school 11 a.m. Services S p.m. Friday.
KINOWOOS BIBLE
1129 Elm st. 10:49 a. m.. 7: jo n. m.
Sunday, 7 JO p. m. Wednesday.
LUTHERAN
Central 1 (American Conference)
Capitol and Gaines. 11 ajn. Sunday.
9 pm. Wednesday.
Christ (American Church) State and
18th. 9 and 11 ajn. Sunday.
St. John's (Missouri Synod) 18th
and A, services 9 and 11 ajn. Sunday.
Sunday school 10 a.m.
St Mark Evangelical (United) 943
N. Church. 11 a.m. Sunday.
METHODIST '
First Church and State. 11 a.m.
Sunday. 7 JO pjn. Thursday.
Jasea Lee Memorial Winter and
Jefferson. 11 a.m. 7 JO p.m. Sunday.
mum commercial ana Myers, n
a.m- 7 JO D.m. Sunday. 7 JO pjn.
Thursday
West Salem Srd and Gerth. 11 a.m.
Sunday. , . . .;
METAPHTSICAL CENTER
M2 N. Cottage. 9 JO p. m. Tuesday
and Wednesday, 9 p. nv. Tuesday and
rriday, 19:19 p. m. dUy.
NAZARENE TUst
Center and 13th.' 10 JO a. m 149
p. m. Sunday. 1 JO p. nv Wedneeday
OPEN BIBLE STANDARD
1233 N. Commercial. Sunday school
10 a.m. Services 11 a.m., 7:49 p.m.
Sunday, i
PILGRIM HOLINESS
149 Carlton. 11 a. n, 7 JO p. m. Sun
day, 1JO p. m. Wednesday,
PR E 9 BTTER1AN First
Chemeketa and Winter. 9:49 and 11
a m, Sunday. 7 JO p. m. Wednesday.
REORGANIZED CHURCH. Or JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAT SAINTS
170) and Chemeketa. Sunday school
10 a. m. Services 11 a. m, lis p. m.
Sunday.
SALVATION ARMY
141 State. Sunday school 19 a. m, Ser
rteea 11 a. m, 7 J4 p. n Sunday, 1 J9
p. m. Thursday and Saturday.
SEVENTH DAT AOVENTI9T
Johjuoa. Meaaerial- Hood and Sum-
w s mm mm woes ea
8:00 AM.
30 PH.
Episcopalia
' . V - -1
u
aval at sseaiai
for Church Work
uo al Willamette
Labor-Capital
On Church Forum
"Christian Ethics in Labor
Management Relations" will be
the subject of the fourth public
forum of First Congregational
church Sunday at 8 p.m.
Speakers will be Walter A.
Durham, secretary-manager of the
Lumbermen's Industrial Relations
committee, and James T. Landye,
lawyer who has represented both
CIO and AFL state organizations.
Both are from Portland. Modera
tor will be Dr. Robert Gregg, dean
of liberal arts at Willamette uni
versity. Dallas Churches
APOSTOLIC PAITH
Charch and Court, Sunday school
9 JO a. m. Services 11 a. m. 7 JO p. m.
Sunday. 9 p. m. Thursday.
A99EMBLT Or GOD
Birch and Stump. Sunday school 9:45
a. m. Services 11 a. m 7 .49 p.m. Sun
day. 7:49 p. m. Wednesday.
BAPTIST First
Washington at. Sunday school 9:49
a. m. Services 11 a. m., 7 JO p. m. Sun
day. 1 JO p. m. Thursday.
CATHOLIC St. Phillip's
W. Washington at. Masses 9:19 a. m.
second and fourth Sundays. 10:19 a. m.
first, third and fifth Sundays.
CHRISTIAN First
l44rmrn atut f1av RlllufaV Mf hiMI
9:4S a. m. Services 11 a. m.. 7 JO n. m.
Sunday.
CHRI9TIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
th1lii UU1 Sutulav Sfhaol 0:49
a. nv. Services 11 a. m.. 7:49 P.m. Sun
day.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
410 Mill. Sunday school 9:49 a. m.
Services 11 a. m. Sunday, 9 p. m. first
and third Wednesdays.
CHURCH OP CHRIST t .
Levens ana sunaay scnooi iv
a. m. Services 11 a. m., 9J0 p. m.
Sunday.
CHURCH OP GOD
1019 Aah. Sunday school 9:43 a. m.
Services 11 a. nu, 7 JO p. m. Sunday.
CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST
Or LATTER DAT SAINTS
Basement of city library, sunaay
school 10 a. m. Services 7 p.m. Sunday.
EPISCOPAL St. Thomas !
Qierry st. Sunday school 10 and 11
a. m. Services 11 a. m. Sunday.1'
EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
Church and Mill. Bunaay scnooi :a
a. nv: Services 11 a. m., 1 Ai p. m. Sun
oayf FREE METHODIST . ,
Services 11 a. m., 7:43 p. m. Sunday.
LUTHERAN Trinity . . ,
210 Washington. Sunday school 10
a. m. Services 11 a. m. .Sunday.
MENNONTTE
Brethren Waihlngton and Hayter.
Sunday school 9:49 a. m. Services
10:49 a. m., 7:43 p. m. Sunday.
Evangelical Brethren Howe st. Sun
day school 9:39 a. m. Services 11 a. m,
9 p. m. Sunday.
Grace 207 Jefferson. Sunday school
10 a. m. Services 11 a. m. Sunday.
METHODIST First ' I t . .
M1U near Main. Sunday school 9:49
a. m. Services 11 a. m., 7:43 p. m.
Sunday.
PRE9BTTERIAN First ' t .
Court and Levena. Sunday school
9:49 a. tn. Service 11 a. m. Sunday.
SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST '
Washington and Jefferson. Sabbath
school 9:49 a. m. Service 11 a. m. Sat
urday. mer. Sabbath school 9 JO a. m. Services
11 a, nv Saturday.
SPnuTUALMT-rutt .
349 N. Commercial. 1 JO and 7 JO
p. nv Sunday.
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP
YWCA. 7 JO pjn, urn ana uura
Sundaye.
UNITED BRETHREN First
(Old coasutaUea) 1149 Mission. Sun
day school 1 a. m. Services 11 a. n,
7 JO p. m. Sunday. 7 JO p. m. Wednee-
tav.
WESL91TAN METHODIST
lata ana mm. sunaay scnooi i a. m.
Services 11 a. nu 1 JO a. m. Sunday.
VICTORY
CHAPEL
(Open Bible Standard Church)
1232 N. Commercial
Sunday School 19 ajn.
Morning Worship 11 sun.
Sabject: "The Greatness ef
God"
Taunt Peoples Service 1 pjn.
Evangelistic 8erviee 7:45 p.m.
Sabiect: Whst Seed sre Yea
Sowing
Everyone Invited te Attend
Kev. A. C Grimes. Psator
Evangel Talks,
Demonstration
To Start Here
Elmer H. Kauffman, counsellor
in community evangelism from
Wollaston, Mass., will be in Sa
lem from Tuesday through Sun
day, sponsored by First Church of
the Nazarene. He will speak each
night at 7:30 and each day will
give demonstrations of personal
evangelism and visitation,
The program is in conjunction
with the Mid-Century Crusade for
Souls, the current world-wide
emphasis in the Church of the
Nazarene.
Kauffman was for 20 years edu
cational director of Fuller Brush
company and has served on the
church's general board.
Meeting Set
At Silverton
Statesman News Service
SILVERTON, Jan. 13 Im
manuel Lutheran Men's club will
meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the
church. The Women's Missionary
federation will meet Thursday at
2 p.m. in the Fireside room. Host
esses will be Mrs. Marvin Dahl,
Mrs. Harold Satern, Mrs. Oscar
Overlund and Mrs. H. B. Jorgen
son. Martha circle of Trinity church
will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. H. Vigeland.
Officers recently elected at
First Christian church will be in
stalled Sunday night at 7:30 at
a specially arranged service, re-
grts the ;Rev. Arthur Charles
ates, minister. At the morning
service he will continue his series
of "The Seven Churches" by
speaking on "A Poor and Suffer
ing Church."
YOUTH LEADERS HERE
Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth E.
Anderson, Portland, in charge of
young people's work for the Oregon-Southern
Idaho division, will
conduct special services Sunday
morning and evening at the Sa-
lem salvation Army citadeLThey
will speak also to- the youth
meeting.
. (THE REASON TOU
CRUSADE
' ' 'J ' ' 'vV " ' " "
' '' '. . ., - ) af 1 i v- ft ' '
v .
. fJ
Evangelist Dale Hanson
O This young minister prayed A fasted 40 days for the
coming of God's power in his life.
f Hundreds prayed for In s revival; multitudes stirred
A healed.
P Differen t s revival built about prayer fasting.
O Rev. Hanson has unique gift to quote scripture 25-75
in s sermon.
O BEGINS SUNDAY, JAN. 15. Continuing each nlte at
7;45 except Set.
O Broadcast over KOCO Sat. st 6:45 p.m. Duo to cur
tailed city bus service Temple Sunday school bus will
leave Court A Commercial st. st 7:20 each evening ex
cept Set. to stsitt those wishing to sttend Revival
I EVANGELISTIC TEMPLE
i Assembly of Cod -- Market at Park Ave, -
New Building
To Be Occupied
At Jason Lee
Use of the new Sunday school
building at Jason Lee Methodist
church will begin Sunday morn
ing, according to Dr. Louis C
Kirby, pastor.
All departments will meet in
the church auditorium it 9:45 for
a general worship service - and
then go by -groups to the new
building, which has more than 20
rooms.
The reinforced concrete struct
ure, with two stories and a base
ment, was built at a cost of about
$65,000. Each floor has a depart
ment assembly room and a fire
place. Dallas Church
Films Slated
Statesman News Service
DALLAS, Jan. 13 Several
films will be shown at Dallas
churches over the week end.
The Juvenile film, "That Kid
Buck," will be shown at the senior
high school auditorium Saturday
night at 7:45, sponsored by Dallas
Youth for Christ. The Gospel
Light trio will furnish music.
"The Salt of the Earth," a film
of evangelism and stewardship,
will be shown at 6 p m. Sunday at
the Christian church.
; j Men's night at Evaneelical
United Brethren church will be
Sunday at 7:45 pjn. The sound
film, "Where Does It Get You,"
will be shown.
Church Will Form
Sunday School
A Sunday school will be or
ganized tomorrow at 9:45 ajn. at
The Chapel, Assembly of God, at
12th and Leslie church, according
to the Rev. John W. Hodges, pas
tor. .
The church was only recently
organized by Hodges, former As
sembly of God pastor at Corvallis.
Services sre at 11 ajn. and 7:45
p.m. each Sunday.
Prophetic Rally
Set by Baptists
A prophetic mass rally, sponsor
ed by the American Association
for Jewish Evangelism, will be
held at the First Baptist church
Sunday at 3 pjn. Dr. Herbert
Lockyer, evangelist, Bible lectur
er and author, will speak on
"Christ's Cure for a Troubled
World." The male quartet from
the Mennonite church in Dallas
will sing.
Dr. Lockyer will speak at the
church Sunday morning and evn
ing. United Brethren
To Open Revival
A revival meeting In charge of
the Rev. Lloyd Eby, Huntington,
Ind., will open Tuesday and con
tinue through January 29 at First
United Brethren church, accord
ing to the Rev. Lloyd L. Rice, pas
tor. Services will be at 7:45 each
evening.
Eby, formrly a missionary to
Africa, is also bishop of the
church's Pacific district. He will
conduct next Friday and Satur
day the mid-year council of the
Oregon conference including
churches at Salem, Elwood, Myrtle
Point snd Philomath, Ore., snd
Orchard, Wash.
DISCUSSION TO BEGIN
Salem Unitarian Fellowship
will begin a new discussion series
Sunday on "From Superstition to
Peace of Mind." The meeting,
open to all interested, will be at
7:30 pjn. st the YWCA.
If
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SHOULD COME EARLY)
For CHES
ST
The Bible Story
(Editor's aete: This U tie lata ef a aeries free tke Ole Testaasent. '
The test Is cendruee (reea selections fcy Beste Harte fer tke bcw
keek, -la Our IrnMe.") ,
There was a man whose name was Kish, and he had a son -whose
name was Saul. And the asses of Kish were lost. Kish said
to Saul. Take one of the servants, and go seek the asses. But they
found them not When they "were come to Zuph, his servant said,
Behold now, there is in this city a man of God; peradventure he
can show us our way. And when they .were come into the city,
Samuel came out. j '
Now the Lord had told Samuel a- day before Saul came.
Tomorrow I will send thee a man, and thou shalt anoint him to
be captain over my people ItraeL And when Samuel saw Saul,
the Lord said unto him, Behold the man whom I spake to thee .
of. Then Saul drew near to SamueLJ and said, Tell me where the
seer's house is. Samuel answered, I am the seer. Ye shall eat with
me today, and tomorrow I will tell thee all that ia in thine heart
Samoel took s vial ef oil, and peered It vpen bis head, snd
said. The Lard hath anointed thee te be captain ever his inher
itance. When thoa art departed from me today, then shalt eeme
te the hill ef God. and thoa shalt meet a company ef prophets;
and they shall prophesy: and the Spirit ef the Lord will eeme
noon thee, and thou shalt prophesy with them, snd shslt be tam
ed lnte another man.
When he prophesied .among the prophets, the people said. Is
Saul also among the .phophets?
And Samuel called the people together, snd they went to
Gilgal and made Saul king before the Lord.
Samuel said to. Saul. Thus saith the Lord, I remember what
Amalek did to Israel. Now go and smite Amalek, and destroy
all that they have. And Saul smote the Amalekites, and took
Agag the king of the Amalekites alive, and spared the best of the
sheep, and of the oxen. And Samuel came to Saul, and Saul said,
I have performed the commandment of the Lord. And Samuel '
said. What meaneth then the bleating of the sheep, and the low
ing of the oxen which I hear? And Saul said. They have spared
the best of the sheep and of the oxen, to sacrifice unto the Lord.
. And Samuel said. Hath the Lord as great delight in burnt
offerings and sacrifice, as in epeylng the voice ef the LordT
Behold, to obey b better than sacrifice. Fer rebellion is as the
sin of witchcraft, and snbbornnesa Is as iniquity and Idolatry. Be
cause thoa hast rejected the word of the Lord, he hath also re
jected thee from being king.
And Saul said unto Samuel, I have sinned: for I. have trans
gressed the commandment of the Lord, and thy words: because
I feared the people, and obeyed their voice. Now therefore, I pray
thee, pardon my sin. And he laid hold upon the skirt of hia
mantle, and it rent And Samuel said unto him, The Lord hath
rent the kingdom of Israel from thee this day, and hath given
it to a neighbor of thine, that is better than thou. And Samuel
came no more to see Saul until the day of his death: neverthe
less Samuel mourned for Saul.
The Lord said unto Samuel, How long wilt thou mourn for
Saul, seeing I have rejected him? I will send thee to Jesse the
Bethlehemite: for I have provided me a king among his sons. And
Samuel looked on Eliab, and said. Surely the Lord's anointed is
before him.
Bat the Lord said, I have refused him: for the Lord teeth
net as man seeth; for man looketh npon the outward appearance,
bat the Lord looketh upon the heart. -
And Jesse made seven of hia sons to pass before SamueL '
And Samuel said. The Lord hath not chosen these. And Samuel
said unto Jesse, Are here all thy children? And he said. There re
maineth yet the youngest and, behold, he keepeth the sheep.
And Samuel said unto Jesse, Send and fetch him. And he brought
him in. And the Lord said, This ia he. Then Samuel took the horn
of oil, and anointed him. And the Spirit of the Lord came upon
David from that day forward.
First Christian
To Hear Reports
"Our Greatest Year" will be the
theme of the annual business
meeting of First Christian church
Wednesday evening. Smith B.
Holt chairman of the board, will
preside over presentation of re
ports. The Rev. Donald Payne, pastor
of Corvallis First Christian church,
will be the speaker.
At an election Sunday, Charles
B. Davis was elected to the board
of trustees.
The
s.
Sunday, January 15th, 6:30 p. m.
Be sure to hear the opening address on
CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
A dramatic discussion of our recent world problem as pic- ,
tured In Prophecy:
THE EAST AND THE WEST
Grappling firmly for world supremacy! Communism snd Democracy locked In: I
world-wide conflict. !
Terrible war-scares, revolutions, riots, lawlessness,, crimo, looting, rape, hunger,
di9esse, strikes, fear, atomic weapons. Inflations, disregard for religious Ideals,
social and economic problems. These cause millions to a ski "What Is tho way
out? What la the solution? How can we have peace?
There Is e way out and we therefore suggest that you hear this address. $tndy
night, January 15. ' " :
You cannot afford to miss one of these outstanding addresses.
Sunday, January 22 6:30 p. m.
Christ and Tho Scriptures
Can modern people put their trust in the Sib(e? What does Holy Writ ssy of tho
future of our generation?-
Sunday, January 29, 0:30 p. m.
Tho
Emerging out of the dark shadows elf this ancient land Is tho clear fulfillment
f predictions made by Christ. What Is the future of Palestine Problems?
Sunday, February 6:30 p. m.
Christ's Message to the United Nations
When win Hie forces of peace triumph? When will tho nation bo truly united snd
leern wsr no more? . . ' , .
A lively song service will be conducted each evening featuring screen singing
from beautiful Kodachrome slides. -j
JOHNSON MEMORIAL S. D. A. CHURCH
North Summer Street st Hood
Please do not confuse theso services with ordinary revivals
SAUL
Rev. Becker to Attend
VTalther League Meet
The Rev. X. H. Becker will leave
Monday evening for Chicago to
meet with district presidents snd
executive officers of the Inter
national Walther league,, youth
organization of the Lutheran
church, Missouri synod.
Becker is advisory pastor of the
Oregon district Purpose of the
meeting is Jo work out a plan to
make the league program more ef
fective. '
Johnson
!
Memorial
Church
d; a.
Prestnts it's Pastor, R. G. Schaffner
in a series of addresses of Public Interest
Christof Palestine
GILBERT BALLOTED - CONDUCTOK
MX. Jt. GILBERT 8CBAFFNEE AT THE ORGAN
MRS. GILBERT IIALLSTED AT THE HANO
Trinity Church
Has Election,
Hears Reports -
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MT. ANGEL. Jan. 13 All
officers were re-elected and the
castor unanimous! v rermtH tn
remain at the annual meeting of
Trinity Lutheran church, three"
miles east of here? Sunday af
ternoon. The congregation asked the
Rev. John H. Werth to stay here
rather than accent a rait tn tu-h
He saif he would make his deci
sion known soon.
Re-elected to the church coun
cil Were E. J. BoMrh. chairman
R. Nickodemus, secretary; Fred
Biomenxamp, treasurer; IL Mohr,
elder: P. Simnn tmitw nt v
Nickodemus, Sunday school super-
uiienueni. - 1
The treasurer reported that the
all-DUrDOM ContrtbtiMnna tnr 10JQ
amounted to over $16,000, and
uiai me totai spent on the new
church and narish hall ao far
amounted to $60,000. .
New officers of Ladies'- Aid sre
Mrs. Herman Goschle, president;
- - mj . ..iiii, taw tni
dent; Mrs. Lynn Simon, secret
tary; and Mrs. Ben Fisher, treas-.
urer. !)
Sunday school is at 9:30 ajn.
Sundays, snd worship services st
ajn.
TO DEDICATE CHURCH
The new Methodist church at
Siletz. renlacinr
fire last year, is to be dedicated
Sunday morning by Dr. Roy A.
Fedje, Salem district superinten--
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REVIVAL TO BEGIN
The Rev. Dale Hanxrm will k-
gin a aeries of revival services
Sunday at Evangelistic Temple,
Assembly of God. The emphasis
will be on the Bible's promises in
answer to fasting and prayer.
Additional Church
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