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12 The Statesman, Salem, Oregon Saturday April 21, 1951 Ghurcli Youth Rally Sunday At Silverton - Statesman Newt Servict SILVERTON, April 20 Luther league members from live tvan veliral church conereeations in verton will meet for. a -rally at ' Immanuel church here Sunday at 4 cm. " International convention to be at Seattle June 20-24 is the chief consideration of the rally. Miss Marwyll Mork, Vancouver, Wash., circuit league president, plans to attend. A representative of the Seattle convention planning com - mittee is also expected. At least two leaguers who attended the 1949 convention at Saskatoon, Sask will tell of their experiences. " A tape-recorded greeting is to be played from the Rev. Oscar Anderson, ' executive secretary of the Young People's league, whose headquarters is in Minneapolis. The Rev. Douglas Harrell's sec ond sermon in the present series, "Life in This Modern World," will be at 11 o'clock Sunday at the Methodist church. Nettie Polk will direct the Youth fellowship at 7:30. Delegates from Silverton Chris- tian church Christian Endeavor groups are attending the state 'convention in Lebanon from Thursday to Sunday. The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Charles Bates are accompanying them. Silverton folk also attended the Willamette dist rict missionary convention at Sa lem. Fellowship hour and supper in honor of the new members of Calvary' Lutheran congregation will be observed Sunday night at C o'clock. "Trinity Luther league is plan ning a skit "A Letter from Nancy" to be given by Jean Neperud, Don na Olson, Don Palmquist and James Ohren at 7:30 Sunday night. The Revl J. A. Luthro of Trinity church announced meetings for the week to include the board of trustees Tuesday night, board of deacons Thursday night and board f education Friday night. Plans are being made for Youth Sunday, April .29, when Luther league members will . take part in the worship. , Luthro will speak on home mis sions, in Alaska and show colored slides at the family night meeting for the Ladies Guild of Central Lutheran church, Portland, April 25. J. N. Sleighter of Salem will rpeak at the Saturday morning worship service at the Seventh day Adventist church. Suburban Churches ANKENY Community Schoolhouse, Liberty-Buena Vista rd Sunday school 10 a.m. Services 11 jn 8 P m. AUMSVILLK Bethel Bantlst Sunday school 10 ajn. services 11 a.m.. i:w pjn. &un day 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Wesleyan Sunday school 10 a.m. Services 11 a jn.. 7:45 p.m. bunaay. BHOOKS Assembly of God Half block south of school. Sunday chool 9:45 a.m. Services 11 a.m.. 7:43 pjn. Sunday, 7:45 pjn. Thursday. CIJCAR LAKE evangelical United Brethren Wheat land Ferry rd. Sunday school 11 a.m Service 10 ajn. Sunday. EAST ENGLEWOOD Grace Lutheran Lion s Den on Fairerounds rd. Sunday school 10 a.m Services 11 a.m. Sunday. 8 p.m. Wed nesday. COLA Community Sunday school 8:43 a.m. Service 11 jiu Sunday. POUR CORNERS BapUst State and Elma. Sunday school 9:43 a.m. Services 11 ajn.. 7:30 pjn. Sun day. 7 JO pjn. Thursday. mUTTLAND EvanceUcal United Brethren Sun clay school 10 aon. Services 11 ajn, 7:30 pjn, Sunday. 7 JO pjn. Wednesday. B A YBS VTLLK Halbert Memorial Baptist One mile north of 99 E underpass. Sunday school S:45 ajn. Services 11 ajn, 7:30 pjn. Sunday, 7:30 pjn. Thursday. HOPEWELL ETaacellcaJ United Brethren Sun day school 10 a.m. services ll a.m. p.nx. Sunday. S pjn. Wednesday. KEIZER Chares of Christ 1030 Dearborn Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11 sum, 730 pjn. Sunday, 8 pjn. Wednes day. . Commanity Elizabeth, and Church- dale. Sunday school 9:43 a.m. Services 11 ajn, 7:45 pjn. Sunday. T JO pjn. Wednesday. Faith Lutheran 4505 N. River rd. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Services ll js, 8 pjn. Sunday. 8:13 pjn. Wednes day. Mazarene 4853 Bailey. Sunday aefaool 9:45 ajn. Services 11 a.m.. 7 JO Sunday, i so pjn. Wednesday. LABIS H CENTER Community 1 Evangelical United Brethren). Sun Say school 10 ajn. Service 11 ajn. Monday. LABISH VILLAGE Community Sunday school JO ajn. Services 11 vsn. 7 JO pjn. Sunday, 8 pjn. Wed nesday. LIBERTY-SALEM HEIGHTS Charch of God 875 Vista. Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11 ajn.. pjn. Sunday. Liberty Charch of Christ Skyline C Sunday scnool lo ajn. service ll ub 7 JO pjn. Sunday. 7 JO pjn. Wed- iay Shepherd Lathe ran 3723 S. Cosnmercial. Sunday school 8:43 ajn. ajst, 7 JO pjn. Sunday. atom Heights Baptist Liberty and Madrona. Sunday school 10 a.m. Ser vices 11 ajn, 7-30 pjn. Sunday; 7:45 pjm. Thursday. MA CLEAT Commanity - Schoolhouse. Sunday school 10 ajn. MARION Friends Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11 6rvice 11 ajn. Sunday. .MIDDLE GROTS Commanity Schoolhouse, Sunday school 10 ajn. NORTH HOWELL Commanity Sunday school 10 ajn. Services 11 jn, 8 pjn. Sunday. 8 pjn. Wednesday. PRATUM Immanael Mennonite Sunday school 8:55 mm. Services 11 ajn, 7:45 pjn. Sunday. - Methodist Sunday school 10 ajn. Service 11 ajn. Sunday. PRINGLK Friends Baxter rd. west of 99E. Sunday chool 9:45 ajn. Services 11 ajn, 7 JO pjn. Sunday. 8 pjn .Wednesday. ROBERTS Community Schoolhouse. Sunday school 10 ajn. ROSEDALB rrtaads . Sunday scnool 10 ajn. Services II Jn, 7Un pjn. Sunday. SUMMIT WetHsdist OrchArd Celhta rd. fuzulay school i Confirmed in : '1 - 1 ; . -' ; : - i 1 r 7 ; V . r SALEM HEIGHTS First confirmation of Good Shepherd Lutheran was conducted last Sunday for church was conducted last Sunday, for this senior class of five by Pastor Homer W. Beroer (extreme left). Members are, from left, Lorraine Richard, Don Zen, Claudia Bahr, Lyle Milligan and Mau reen Gustafson. They will be honored arain Sunday at the church's formal organization ceremonies. Good Shepherd Church Plans Organization Rites Sunday Statesman News Service SALEM HEIGHTS, April 20 herd Lutheran church will take Lutheran church in Salem. Special Knutson, Portland, president of the fic synod, i Liturgists will be the Rev. Warren Pechman of Emmanuel Luth Army Chaplain Limits Eased By Neiv Order Easing of age and service limi tations for granting clergymen first, lieutenant commissions as chaplains in the army reserve has been announced. Many may now apply without having served a certain time in grade, while the age limit has been raised to 38 years. The army, which said it hasn't been getting enough chaplains, said the change was because of the long intensive educational train ing and experience required by some denominations prior to be ing ordained. Minimum requirements for ac ceptance are a bachelor of arts degree, three years of graduate work and three more years of actual experience. The former age limit was 33 years. An applicant should be prepar ed to go to active duty after re ceiving his reserve appointment. Singing Star Here Tonight The former motion picture and radio singing star, Michael Hal stead, will appear in sacred con cert tonight at 8 o'clock in Johnson Memorial; Seventh Day Adventist church, i Halstead-has appeared in more than 100 motion picture plays and over the radio networks. He re signed his connections with Hol lywood at the tune of his con version to Christianity and has since dedicated his life to -the ministry of music. Youth Rally Set At Sweet Home Statesman News Service SWEET HOME. April 28 The youth rally will be held at j the Evangelical church Saturday eve ning at 7:45. Rev. W. C. Graves, Los Angeles, will be the guest speaker, i Clarence Tittenngton, Eugene, will be the soloist. The annual meeting of ; the Church of the Nazarene will be Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Reports for the year will be made and officers elected. The Rev. Roy Franklin,! pastor, reports ! the church in a prosperous condition. Polk Pulpits Traded j - - , ; .i ' The Rev. Alex Sauerwein of Kingwood Bible church in Salem and the l Rev. G. H. Jantzen of Dallas Mennonite Brethren church will exchange pulpits Sunday morning. j 11 ajn Service 10 ajn. Sunday. ' j ' i: j SWEGLE Commanity i Schoolhouse. Sunday school 11 ain. TALBOT Commanity I Sunday school 9:45 ajn. services 11 ajn, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 pjn. Wed nesday, i i- - :. '-. TURNER !' ' ; '! ' " f ' Assembly of Gad Sunday school 8:43 ajn. Services 11 ajn, 7:45 pjn. Sunday. 7:43 pjn. Wednesday and Fri day. .; W , Christian Sunday school 9:43 ajn. Services 11 sun, 7:30 pjn. Sunday. 1 pjn. Thursday. ; . i Charch t Christ Masonic haO. Sunday school 10 ajs. Services 11 jn. 8 pjn. Sunday. ; Methodise Sunday school 10 ajn. Service 11 Jn Sunday. i : ZENA Cemmanlty - Sunday school 18 New Church this senior class of five by Pastor Formal organization of Good Shep place Sunday at 3 p.m. in St. Mark speaker will be the Rev. Walter J. southern- conference of the Paci eran church, Willamina, and the Rev. George Holmquist of Faith Lutheran, Keizer. The declaration of organization will be read by the Rev. Homer W. Berner, mis sion developer for the board of American missions of the United Lutheran church. :The new church will organize with 85 confirmed members and a total of 136 baptized members. Officers are Marion Miller, vice president of the council; Arthur jpson, treasurer; Edward H. Corrigan, secretary; George Mar tin, financial secretary, and Lyle Zobel, benevolence treasurer. A reception will follow. Pastor Berner began work in the south Salem area last Octo ber. The first service was held in the present chapel at 3725 S. Commercial st. The congregation has purchased a parsonage and is negotiating the purchase of suit able highway property for a church site. ; For the first time in Pacific synod's history, three congrega tions will be organized Sunday. The others are Messiah Lutheran of Spokane, by the Rev. David C. Getzendaner, mission developer who is the son of Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Getzendaner of Salem, and McLaughlin Heights at Vancouver. by the Rev. Ernest N. Haugse. SsuDcddd (D APOSTOLIC JESUS NAME 443 Cen ter. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Central 3151 N. Commercial. Evangelistic Tempi Park and Market. The Chapel 12th and Leslie. 8APTIST $ Bethel Cottage and D. : Calvary Liberty and Miller. Capital Summer and Hood. ; First Liberty and Marion, i Immanuel Hazel and Academy. ! Bible Fellowship Memorial hos pital chapel. CATHOLIC i St. Joseph's Cottage and Chemek- ! St. Vincent de Paul Myrtle and Columbia. CENTER OF THE IJVTVQ CHRIST - 678 N. Cottage. CHURCH OF GOO. THE 940 S. 22nd CHRISTIAN ' Court Street 17th and Court. I First Hijth and Center. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 6th and Gaines. CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST , First Liberty and Chemeketa. CHURCH OF CHRIST Central Cottage and Chemeketa. ; CHURCH OF GOD, FIRST j Cottage and Hood. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAT SAINTS 5th and Madison. . : CONGREGATIONAL i First Cottage and Marion. Knight Memorial 19th and Ferry. : EPISCOPAL s St. Paul's Church and Chemeketa EVANGELICAL. AND REFORMED j Bethany Capitol and Marion. FAITH TABERNACLE 1303 N. 5th. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN i Englewood 17th and Nebraska. I First Summer and Marion. A Children's Spring Festival Parrish Jr. High 3 p. m. Sunday . Songs-Storie 1 Surprises Souvenirs j Sponsored 'by Salem Child Evangelism Fellowship District Meet ; 0f: Christians Here Thursday Delegates from Willamette val ley and coast counties will hold the Willamette district conven tion of Christian churches Thurs day at Court Street Christian church in Salem. ! On the theme of "From faith to victory," the meetings will open at 2 p.m. with devotions led i by Lynton Ilwell, Lebanon pastor, followed by presentation of the work of church agencies. J At 4 p.m. will be the women's missionary conference, addressed by Mrs. Evylin, national World Call secretary from Indianapolis Conferences at 4:30 pjn. will ! be on evangelism in Oregon, led ; by Carroll Roberts, Eugene pastor, and on education through the S lo cal church, led by Dudley Strain, Salem First .church pastor. ! Program at the 6 p.m. banquet will be by Northwest Christian college of Eugene. i The evening session will include a song service, business session, and a pageant depicting the. past, present and future of Oregon mis sions, written and directed j by Mrs. Edna L. Burke, Eugene, ex ecutive secretary of Oregon Chris tian Women's fellowship. Closing address will be by W". Harold Ly man, host pastor. District president is Kenneth Johnston, Dallas pastor. ; College Choir; At Nazarene; Revival Ends A college choir concert tonight and closing of the revival cam paign by Evangelists Whitcdmb and Maridel Harding will feature the First Church of the Nazarene week end program. ) The Sunday school will crown as "king and queen of the Sunday school" the husband and wife who have brought thegreatest number of visitors to the school. Mrs. Harding will bring j the morning message at the 10:50 serv ice, and Mr. Harding will preach the concluding sermon of the cam paign at 7:30. The concert at 7:30 tonight will be by the Crusader choir of North west Nazarene college, Nampa, Idaho. Directed by Alline Swann, head of the college's music depart ment, the group will present hymns, novelty and dramatic num bers, as well as selections by vocal and instrumental ensembles. ; Businessmen Hear Foster Having the favor of men is good but is "a small thing compared to having the favor of God through Christian experience," the Rev. Atwood Foster, Oregon district superintendent of the Assemblies of God, told Salem Christian Bus inessmen's committee Friday.' Foster said Paul's writing in Corinthians that God had told him, "My grace is sufficient for thee," can be translated from the Greek as "my favor." He pointed out that Paul con sidered he was favored by God des pite the sufferings he underwent in his ministry. But Christianity must be remembered as "the way of the cross" and not as an asy path, he declared. Foster reminded that persecution has revived today against "those who take the name of Christ" in such lands as Russia, parts of South America, China and Korea. flnnn ve Hues FRIENDS Highland Avenue Church : and Highland. South Salem Commercial : and Washington. FOURSQUARE 490 N. 19th. FREE METHODIST Winter; and Market. FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Liberty. Jesus Name Pentecostal 1173 Lewis. United Pentecostal 443 Ferry. INSTITUTE OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 460 N. Cottage, i JEWISH Broadway and Madison KINGWOOD BIBLE 1125 Elm. LUTHERAN Central Capitol and Gaines.! Christ 18th and State. St. John's 16th and A. St. Mark 343 N. Church. METAPHYSICAL. CENTER 262 N Cottage. METHODIST First Church and State. Jasen Lee Winter and JeLfersoo. ' Leslie Commercial and Myers. West Salem 3rd and Gerth. OPEN BIBLE STANDARD 1232 N Commercial. x t ' NAZARENE First, 13th and Center. PILGRIM HOLINESS 2285 Carlton. PRESBYTERIAN First Winter and Chemeketa. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAT SAINTS 17th and Chemeketa - SALVATION ARMY 241 Stat. SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST Summer and Hood. . SPIRITUALIST First 460 N. Cottage. r UNITARIAN ' FELLOWSHIP ' Memorial hospital e ha Del. UNITED BRETHREN First 1145 Mission. WESLEY AN METHODIST 15th and FAITH TABERIIACLE j 1305 N. Sth j 'T7here Failh Is Aclive" . . Rally SaruxdaY--S:0Q P. M-AprH 21 j Sunder? HA. M. Sermon by Pastor Wyatt ... ..j . I - r Sunday 8 P. Ercmgelistic Eer. Wyatt Speaker Welcome Attend a Growing Sunday School 10: CO A. M. First Baptist Girls At State Meeting : Girls from s First Baptist, church to attend the state-wide girls' rally at Jennings Lodge- camp ground this week end are Phyllis Clatterbuck, Nancy Teague, Judy Seely and Marcia Miller. I ' Mrs. Elmer .Hiebert and .Mrs. Bill Green will accompany as ad Visors and Mrs. Hiebert will have charge of the breakfast table de votions on Saturday morning. Also attending will be six Sunday school girrs from Salem Heights branch church. Jews Observe Passover in Salem Homes Salem's Jewish congregation be gan observance of Passover Friday evening with a brief service in Temple Beth Sholom and services in the homes. The latter will be repeated tonight. The temple service was led by Dr. Robert A. Golden, president of the congregation, and Lou Horn. A congregational dinner is planned for 6 p.m. Sunday at the temple. In the homes, the service is call ed "Hagada." the youngest son asks the head of the family, four ques tions pertaining to "why is ! this night different from all other nights?" The Passover introduces a seven-day feast of unleavened bread, symbolic of the haste of de parture of the Hebrews from Egypt, under Moses, 1,200 years before -the Christian era. The annual event commemorates that deliver ance. Ordinarily Passover coincides with the Christian Holy week, just prior to Easter. However, this is a leap year in the Jewish calendar, resulting in the loss of a full month to separate the two observances. Clubs9 Spring Event Sunday The annual spring festival of Joy clubs at Parrish junior high school Sunday at 3 o'clock is ex pected to attract hundreds of chil dren, parents and friends. Boys and girls from the 37 clubs in Salem will participate in a program including visualized and dramatized songs, "Sambo Goes A-fishin'," an illustrated story, in terpretations of spirituals to be presented by Carl and His Magic Mandolin. The city committee and direct ors of Salem Child Evangelism fellowship invited the public to attend. Family Events Set for Amity Statesman News Service AMITY, April 20 Amity church activities this week end will include a banquet meeting of the Central Willamette guild at the Baptist church Saturday t 6:30 p.m. The women's mission circle will serve the dinner. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Powell have invited the families of the Church of Christ to accom pany them to the beach Sunday afternoon. """ Fifth Sunday rally of Yamhill county churches will be held at Yamhill, April 29. Family night dinner at the Meth odist church Monday evening, April 30, will feature a table for those who have birthdays in each month of the year. Revival to Begin Tonight at Temple A. A. Allen will begin a revival and healing campaign tonight at 7:45 with a "mass Holy Ghost rally" at Evangelistic temple, As sembly of God. Services will be Sunday at 11 a.m., 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. and each day next week at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Allen's sermon topics will be, large ly prophetic with a theme of "When Death Rides the Pale Horse across the U.S.A." Lightfoot Elected Harold Lightfoot is new presi dent of the Men's Brotherhood of First Christian church. Other of ficers elected recently are San ford Kent, vice president, and Ralph Morton, secretary-treasurer. Hear Michael Halsiead (Converted Radio and Motion Picture Star) i In Sacred Concert 7:30 Tonight Johnson I Iemorial Chnrch I N. Summer at Hood St. Admission Free An Offering Will Be Taken i (Md Religion Guide Forum Slated Tuesday I Parents and teachers of - First Congregational church ' ; Sunday school will conduct a public panel discussion Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the recreation room of the church on "Guiding Children in Religious Growth." . V j The discussion will be interpret ed by three speakers. The Rev. Barbara McCalL a; graduate of umcago irieoiogicai seminary ana the wife of the Rev. Clarence Mc Call of Forest Grove, will discuss "The Faith We Teach. Dr. Brace I. Knapp, local pediatrician and active layman of the Congregation al church, will discuss "Religious Growth and the Family Relation ship," and Mrs. Roy Lockenour. a leader in religious education work. will have as her topic "Relation ship of the child to the churchy j An open discussion wiH follow. With Dr. George Martin as moder ator. The session will conclude with a coffee hour. I Youth to Present i Play and Program At Bethel Baptist ) The Commissioned Baptist youth of Bethel Baptist church will pre sent a program Sunday i evening to 7:30, to feature the play, "The Friendly Church." The play de picts a family that has wandered from place to place without maintaining any connections with the church and other organiza- ! A male quartet consisting of Milo Kuhn, Charles arid Marc Saucy and George Schirfnan will present several numbers. Sylvia .Reischke. president will preside and Marian Geise will lead the singing. Ruth Geise wilirplay the organ and Marvin Schirman will read the scripture. Cast of the play includes Charles Saucy, Buth Rae, Carolyn Geise, George Caspar, Marian Geise and Erma Jean Harmon. i Every Member Campaign Set A campaign to reach all mem bers of West Salem Methodist church to better acquaint them with the denomination's world service and to allow each to share Regularly in that program as well as local church support -4- was an nounced Friday by the Rev. Har old W. Black, pastor. f ', The mailing project is prelimi nary to Loyalty Sunday,? April 29. Members not present that day will be visited by one of several teams. The pastor noted that Metho dists gave $7,672,359 last year to the missionary and benevolence work around the world.? . Junior Choir Goes to Rally : About 25 members of the junior choir and acolytes of $t. Paul's Episcopal church will go to Port land Sunday .afternoon for the an nual Sunday" school rally at Trin ity church. i Choirs from northwest Oregon will be at the meeting and will sing together. Ruth Bedford is di rector of the Salem group, r The Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swift will leave this week end for San Francisco, where the rector will attend the four-day; school of the prophets, led by Bishop Rob ert C. Mortimer of Exeter, England. ; The Missouri-Kansas-Oklahoma zinc field turned out about a third of the zinc needed for U S. muni tions during World War IL "When Death Rides the Pale Horse Across the U.S.A." "COMING WORLD CATASTROPHE" "NEARlhf&j ARMAGEDDON" "BLOOD TO THE HORSES BRIDLES" "WORLD WAR NUMBER 3 IN PROPHECY" "Will RUSSIA WIN THE ATOM BOMB RACE?" "ONE MINUTE f BEFORE STARTS WITH Leisure Activity ! o Youngsters Subject of GhestjAgency Studies ,r. ' . - f . By Winston IL Taylor " " ' How much .time . Salem youngsters have for leisure and how they spend it will be surveyed soon in a cooperative venture by Community Chest agencies serving youth. ,. t - Forms have Just been received and -will be distributed through the schools within a. few days, according to Roth Holtz. chairman of the committee which has been planning the project fof the past' year. After preliminary planning, the questionnaires were checked and revised many times to assure getting information useful in rec reation planning. - .. The survey will cover, children from the r 4th through .the 12th grade in ;. Salem '. district : public schools, and elementary pupils in St. Joseph's, St. Vincent de Paul and Keizer schools and Salem aca demy. Approximately 6,000 will be included. Aims of the project are to learn the areas and children which are underserved recreational ly and to show the general recreational pic ture in Salem. ' - Statistical study of i the- results will be made during the summer, In charge of Mrs. Holtz, in order that chest agencies' may have the facts and figures in forming their f aU programs. They also will be available to Such public organiza tions as schools and churches. -' The committee directing the work includes Holtz of the YMCA," Norma Wallace of YWCA, Lucy McAfee of . Girl Scouts, Maj. Charles Bennett of Salvation Army, Howard Higby of Boy Scouts and Margaret Jane Syme of Camp Fire Girls. Holtz sai school officials had cooperated closely in preparations. Information that all ages are to give includes time spent after school on school activities such as sports, clubs, music, committees; membership and- attendance in various youth groups; ability to swim 20 yards; frequency of at tendance at Sunday school and church; participation . in church league sports; frequency of movie attendance; readership of books, magazines and comic books amount of listening to radio. Sen ior high students are to report how much time they spend on home study. All are asked if they own a horse or bicycle, but for junior and senior high students the ques tion is expanded to include motor bikes and cars and use of family cars. Younger groups are questioned as to time spent playing in their neighborhood and whether it a on public playgrounds. How many nights a week the youngster is away from home after supper, his hobbies, regular Petticord to Speak Sunday at First EUB Dr. Paul Petticord. president of Western School of Evangelical Re ligion at Jennings Lodge, will be guest speaker at First .Evangelical United Brethren church at 11 ajn. and 7:45 p.m. He also will bring a report of the convention of the National Association of Evangeli cals in Chicago, from which he just returned. To Attend Church Meet MILL CITY A delegation from MiU City is expected 4 at tend the Willamette district meeting of Christian churches in Salem April 26. Another group will attend the Linn county con vention of Christian churches at Holley on April 29. Capital Baptist Church Corner of Hood and North Summer Sts. ' 11:00 A. M. Sunday School 9:45 We have a place for everyone in Sunday School. If you are in our vicinity and not attending Sunday School we; invite you to ours. This week we are" studying a book on Sunday school methods. If you are interested in better Sunday schools we invite you to come study with us, no matter which church you attend. The book "Building a Standard Sunday School" by Flake. ! I'- W. J. Bishop, SupL R. E. Hunt,' Pastor Hear These and Other Great Up-to-the-Minute Sermons by A. A. ALLEN Man Mightily Anneinted Of God Who Is Leading Thousands to Christ MIDNIGHT" MASS RALLY TONIGHT 7:45 1 Assembly Of God Market St. At Park Tuni In Daily-Mon. Thru Fri.-7:45 A. M.-KOCO, Dial 1490 I Rev. Walter S. Frederick, Pastor . J - ; ;m ' ; , " .- - chores or home duties, work cut Fide the home and lessons, outside school .also are to be listed. Em- -ployment of parents is asked. ' 'As ' to summer-time activities, ' the questionnaire asks about at tendance at camp, amount of sum mer work.participation in play ground program and other recrea-; tion such as family trips,' fishing and so on. ! -: The youngsters are lo tell whether their parents feel ? the : children have too j much;! or too little recreation, as well as sug-' gesting other activities they would ; like to have. : .; Death Takes Retired Polk Lumberman!; PORTLAND, April 20-3fJF)-Fu-neral services will be held here Saturday for Frank J. Cpbbs, 78, retired lumberman i who died at his home Wednesday. 1 Until 1937 he was president of Cobbs t "Mitchell,' which once owned the town of Siletz, along with other holdings. - Cobbs came west in 1912 to de velop some 4000 acres of burned over timber property in : Lincoln and Polk counties.! He ! became president v of Cobbs & Mitchell that year, and built the valley and Siletz railroad from Independence to Valsetz. . f i ' At one time he had an Interest in the Fall City Lumber company, and owned and operated a lum ber yard and building materials depot at Salem, which was sold in 1937 to the J. W. Copelahd Lum ber Co. f t i By then a wealthy man, he was a substantial stockholder and for many years a director of; the. U.S. National bank of Portland. : The Cobbs ic Mitchell; holdings were sold in 1946 to the Valsetz Lumber company. A . H v - Surviving are a son, Frank Jay Cobbs, jr., Portland; and a sister, Delpha Cobbs, Cadillac, Mich. HOSPITAL TO OPEN ?l 1 COTTAGE GROVE, April 20-(P)-A new 32-bed j hospital here will open for business Sunday. The building, erected at a cost of more than $300,000, will be open to pub lic inspection Saturday, g Grow in Strength Through Worship Two Morning; Services 9:45 and 11:00 A M. "This Man Had LUV Sermon by the Minister 9:45 A. M. Church School FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 Chemeketa at Winter Chester W. Hamblin,; Pastor John Goodenberfer j Assistant Pastor j 1 IB 8 Services 7:30 P. M. f I? Training Union 6:30 t -w 0 "BACK TO GOD" REVIVAL t Aim HEALING CAMPAIGN - -. . -; - i i BIBLE MIRACLES (1 Cor. 12:28) - U GIFTS OF HEALING (1 Cor., 12:28) f SIGNS AND WONDERS (Acts, 5:12) t . The Lord Jesus Christ is Gfbrified as . i Salvation : For the Soul and j Healing i i t For the Body are in Evidence. ! TWO SERVICES DAILY! I . - f I - -; SUNDAY 11:00 -2:30 -7:45 ? ?j . MIDWEEK SERVICES 2:00 and . 7:45 ; j PRATER FOR THE SICK NIGHTLY i ' SCRIFTURALLY SOUND! j BIBLICAL Hundreds Delivered from Demon Power and Unclean Spirits, Scores Delivered from To bacco, Dope, Drink and Other Habits. '! 1, : j j : L3
