The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 17, 1951, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textt I 1 , 12-Th CtoUcaca, Sclea, OroJ Half-GentuiT By Englewoqd EUB Church A half century of service In Salem will be observed Sunday, No vember 25, by Englewood Evangelical United Brethren church. One of the speakers is to be Bishop Ira D. Warner, who laid the cornerstone cf the present building 20 years ago. The program i&l set for 3 pjn. The congregation was organized as the Church of the United Brethren in Christ on. Nov. 28, 1901. with 28 members. The Rev. New ton-J. Crawford conducted its ser vices in a mission tent at 417 Mar- fc st ; , The next , year a block at 14th and Marion streets was purchased tot- a building, a frame structure which was named Castle chapel in honor of Bishop Nicholas Castle. In 1908 the present property at 17th and Nebraska streets was bought and the chapel moved there. A parsonage was added.' -,'' The present masonry structure was constructed in 1930-31, includ ing sanctuary, kitchen, dining room and numerous classrooms in its two stories and basement. It is now valued at more than 490,000. The church's name was changed to Englewood on Jan. 8, 1931. in honor of the community. Merger with the Evangelical denomination came in 1947. The congregation now has 230 members, a Sunday school of more than 200 pupils in 17 classes, three choirs, a men's quartet ' violin trio and other musical groups. A new $1,600 . organ was dedicated last Easter. Present pastor is the Rev. Lloyd G. Uecker, who has served for the past four years and gave the church its motto of "The Friendly Church with a Spirit of Welcome." Pastors between Crawford and Uecker, and the years they began service here, were Frank H. Nef f, 1905: W. F. Jones, 1910; W. W. Roeebraueh, 1911; H. B. Dorks, 1912; Bertha M. Peoples, 1916; G. F. Phelps, 1916; Frank H. Neff, 1917; George Chapman. 1919: Z. C. Mow er, 1924; P. J. Hoffman, 1925; W. N. Blodgett, 1926; L. W. Biddle, 1928; R. V. Wilson, 1931; R. C Mann, 1934; O. E. Foster, 1937; Mrs. Ira D. Warner, 1939; L. D. Ring land, 1939; C. O. Goodman, 1941; J. M. Goodheart, 1943. (This information j is ; from a church history written by Mrs. Otis Bradbury, 940 Park ave.) Mission Film At Nazarene; j Series Slated To Every Creature," a mission ary film in sound and color, will be shown at the Sunday school of First Church of the Nazarene Sun dav at 9-45 a. m. Produced by Dr. Irwin Moon of Moody Bible institute, this pic ture presents sequences and music from South America and Mexico and depicts the actual experiences of missionaries. This presentation is part of a pedal missionary observance dur ing the morning service hours, culminating In the annual Thanks giving missionary offering taken in every church of the denomina tion on Thanksgiving Sunday. j Wednesday night, Dr. A. B. Lon don, Nazarene Sunday school ex pert, will begin a five-night Sun day school convention, according to the pastor, the Rev. Eugene 6towe. Services will be held each evening at 7:30. Minister to Leave For California Statesman News terries JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker and family, who have been living in the Jefferson auto court, will leave Sunday to live in Olivehurst, Calif. Mr. Walker is a Church of God min ister. , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Hen ningson, Talbot mint farmers, re turned home from a two months' vacation trip taking them as far cast as Michigan, where they picked up a new car. Evangelistic Temple Assembly of God Market 81 and Park Ave. 9:45 Sunday School t i - 11:00 Pastor's sermon. Tor What Should Wo g(y Thanks?" 6:30 Youth Groups. Vesper 7j45 PJi Evangelism, Choir, Orchestra & Special Music Sat Broadcast K.O.CO. 6:45 PJM. . Slaiewide Young Peoples Dally Of the Assemblies of God, Not. 21, 22, 23. 3 wonder days of inspiration. Serria VteL. 7:45 P.M. Thurs 2:30 & 7:30 P.M. FrL, 10 AJJL. 2:30 & 7:30 Fit, 10 AAL. 2:30 and 7:30 P.M. I Everyone- Welcome Eot. Walter S. Frederick. i.. - Pastor - -- . -i CcAadayv ITorrtsber 17, 1S51 Celebratibn Set - Leads, Series Rev. Fan! Gray Revival Under Way At Keizer Church KEIZER. Nov. 18 The Rev. Paul Gray is the speaker in a 12 day series of revival services at Keizer Church ;of the Nazarene, which opened Wednesday and will be held each ! evening through Sunday, November 25. Gray; made an evangelistic tour of the British isles in 1948. and has held revival services in many of the major churches of the de nomination. He! has held pastor ates in Kentucky and California. Gray received 'his education in Bethany Peniel? college, Pasa dena college anil Vanderbilt uni versity. u I' ' A color sound! film to be shown at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the youth hour is "To, Every Creature, turn ed by Moody Bible institute. It shows the results of Christiantiy upon primitive people. Turnidge Due Sunday at CAM The ! Christian and Missionary Alliance church pulpit will be fill ed Sunday night by the Rev, Henry Turnidge, president of Sa lem academy. He will be assisted by vocal and instrumental music from the student body of the aca demv. i . f; ii - Friday night;; the church will hold an. all-church fellowship for the annual Thanks zi vine harvest fhome Ingathering of canned foods and vegetables i to oe comriDuiea to the j Simpson Bible institute of Seattle Holy Land Film At Solent Heights Dinner Tonight SALEM HEIGHTS, Nov. 18 Harlan H. Harris will show pic tures of his recent travels In the Holy Land at 7:30 Sunday eve ning in Salem Heights Baptist church. ! . . 1 These colored motion pictures depict Palestine as it is today and show the contrast of the old and new civilizations. In the morning service Sylvia Arnold, appointee of the Conserv ative ! Baptist Home Missionary society, will speak. She plans to leave in the spring for her work among the Navajo Indians in Cot tonwood, Arizona. The Ladies Bible class is spon soring a no-host supper at 6:30 p. m. 'Saturday in the church for all adults in the community. The Rev. Ben Owen, missionary to Af rica, will speak and show colored slides.! I ; St. park LUTHERAN " ! 343 N. Church St. WELCOMES YOU- j 9:45 A. M. Sunday School 11:00 Ai M.f Divine Worship 6:30 P. M. Luther League i ALL ARE INVITED - WOSn TIB MDUTTOBt. WtWT Or WTO A MOUNT AM. IBS DOCnXS CAMCDirrOlBM. ' 4 U TAOGHT THEM rSZACH- .! . . Ba TMS SQMOH ON TXZ MOtnrT.,...,,., : SZBMOff ON THt MOOKT v. CsszJ Telssses ft these :7 r s: Qu Astoria Woman AtBaha'iMeet Mrs. Ethlyn Lindstrom, Astoria, senior vice' president of the Par ent Teacher association of Oregon, will speak at a public meeting to be presented by the Salem Baha'l community at 3 p. m. at the YW- CA. She will speak on "Founda tions of World Unity." Mrs. Lindstrom has been active in supporting the work of the United Nations for world peace and in fostering racial amity. - Thanlisgiving Slates Gunther The annual Thanksgiving union servioe sponsored by Salem Minis terial association is slated for 10 am. Thursday at First Presby terian church. Speaker will be the Rev. Paul W. Gunther, pastor of Christian and Missionary Alliance church. Other ministers participating will include . Dr. Henry Marcotte of First Presbyterian, the Rev. Robert E. Sanders of Halbert Memorial Baptist, the Rev. David L. Fenwick of Free Methodist and the Rev. G. Wesley Turner of Leslie Methodist. ' The program was arranged by a committee headed by the Rev. W. H. Lyman of Court Street Christian. In addition to congregational singing, the service will include two anthems by the Presbyterian cfaoir, Thanks Be to Thee, O Lord (Handel and Thanks Be to God (Dickson). Charles Stowell will direct, and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs will be organist. The offering is to go Church World Service for Korean relief. Ushers for the service will be Hi-Y club members. Four at Silverton SILVERTON Four Silverton churches have announced special services for Thanksgiving day at Silverton. 'At the Methodist church the service will be at 10:30 Thursday morning with special numbers by the choir and the Rev. Douglas Harrell speaking. An offering will be taken for the building fund for the new church. Both Calvary and Immanuel Lutheran churches will have serv ices at 10:30 with special music. At Trinity Lutheran the serv ice will be at 11 o'clock with music by both the Junior and senior choirs. - Unite at Sweet Home SWEET HOME The Sweet Home Ministerial association has slated a union Thanksgiving serv ice for 7:30 pjn. Wednesday, Nov ember Zl, at the Community church, Methodist The Rev. Wil liam Cooksley wul bring the mes sage,, and the Rev. William Hobbs will have charge of the music. Chancel Work Dedication Set The new chancel and furnish ings at St Mark Lutheran church will be dedicated at the Sunday morning service, according to the Rev. John L. Cauble, pastor. Renovation of the chancel has been in progress for the past month and new items include al tar, pulpit lectern, paraments, al tar cross, floor candelabra and missal stand. The service also will include the placing of pledges on the altar by members. Hayesville Church To Dedicate Pews WAYESVItXE. Nov. 18 Hal bert i Memorial Baptist church's Sunday morning service will be a dedication service for the new pews.. The girls chorus under direc tion of Mrs. A. G. Lindstrand will sing. Mrs. Walt Weathers will play the electronic organ. The Rev. J. R. Turnbull will assist the pastor, the Rev. Robert E. Sanders, during the service. At the 7:30- p. m. service the rung's Choralaire choir from Sa lem academy unde the direction of Willis Reimer, will present a concert of sacred music Thanks Service Set! 1 ' Mrs. William E. Anderson will conduct special Thanksgiving ser vices at a public meeting of Salem Unitarian fellowship in Salem Memorial hospital chapel at 8 p.m. Sunday. Music will be provided by Leah Case of Willamette uni versity. . I ! in famous Scenes, napedfre Union Service f The Way Out ; Theme for - THAT TH3 U'HT AUY Widening the inspiration receiv ed from study , of the scriptures is the aim of the annual Worldwide Bible Reading program, which will begin next Thursday, Thanksgiv ing, and continue through; Christ mas. . The American Bible society pro vides a selection of Bible readings which has been used - by many countries, especially during and since World War II. This year the theme is "The Way Out of the Dark." The society makes these sugges tions for helping the individual to gain from the program: . Keep a regular tune each day APOSTOLIC JESUS NAME 449 Cen ter. ASSEMBLY OP GOD Central 313ft n. commercial. EvuireUitie Temple Park and Market ' rhe Chapel 12th aod Leslie. ASSEMBLY OP TRUTH AND LIBER TY 248 N. commercial. AAPT1ST Bethel coruie ana o. Calvary Liberty and Miller. Capital Summer and Hood. First Liberty and Marlon. ImnuBBtl Hazel and Academy. Ribia mlowihla Memorial hos pital chapcL ; CATHOLIC . St. Joseph's cottage ana cnemea- eta. St. Vincent Paul Myrtle and Columbia. CENTER OP THE LIVING CHRIST 78 N. cottage. CHRISTIAN Court Street 17th and court. Flrit Cottage and Marlon. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Kb and Gaines. CHURCH OF CHRIST Central Cottage ana cnemeKeta. CHURCH OP CHRIST. SCIENTIST first Liberty and Chemeketa. CHURCH OP GOD. FIRST ! Cottage ana Hooa. CHURCH OF GOD. RHR 40 S. XZnd ; church or jescs chriit or LATTER DAY SAINTS Ith and Madison. ( CONGREGATIONAL rust Cottage ana Marion. Knight Memorial IS th and Ferry. EPISCOPAL - St Paul's Church and CnemeKeta. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED Bethany Capitol and Marlon. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Entlewoed 17th and Nebraska. First Summer and Marion. FAITH TABERNACLE 130 N. Ith. FOURSQUARE 490 N. lttlL FREE METHODIST Winter and Market. FRIEND I Highland Aveae Church and Highland. oath Salens Commercial and Washington. , !-: FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Liberty. Jesus Name Pentecostal 1175 Lewis. United Pentecostal 443 Ferry. INSTITUTE OP RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 460 N. Cottage. JEWISH - Broadway and Madison. To Hverv : : ! 1 r ' Startling, Missionary Produced In Sound and Co Dri Irwin A. Moon Presenting on-the-scene shots end music direct from South America and Mexico. Featured are actual experien ces of missionaries who suffered great hardships and narrowly scaped death. - j A monkey killed, cooked and eaten, the making of a deadly liauor. and a witch doctor in action are other un- forgettable) parts of this challenging turn. ... At Sunday School - 9;45 A. M. FIRST CHURCH of tho NAZARENE - . - ( - 13th and Confer Eugeno Srowe, Pastor of the Dark9 Bible-Reading COWTINUS TO DUSM ISLS AMO 4 NIWSWkPSA IN SVCSY KW( A mow eCHOOk IN IVISY -BrtTCJCrAlL STUDltO AMD Amtl CUTSO AS THSY MJT AU THS PftlNCIML tUTTOKT C VMTUI, MCMIAUTT AND CIVU. USSKTY' for Bible reading; read thought fully and prayerfully;! try to ima gine the situations; read carefully and unhurriedly with) mind alert; read expectantly-seek a personal message in each day's message; let God through the j Bible speak directly to you; a iropy a key verse to carry with you and refer to it throughout the day. This page each Saturday will list selections for a week! ahead. The first are: 1 I Thursday, Nov. 22... Psalm 116 Friday .Jsalm 139 Saturday Sunday ,Psalm 23 -iPsalm 34 KING WOOD BIBLE ;112S Elm. LUTHERAN I I " Central Capitol and Gaines. Christ 18th and State. St John's 16th and A. ' St Mark 343 N. Church. i i METAPHYSICAL CENTER 383 N Cottage. ! METHODIST j First Church ! and State. Jasoa Lee Winter and Jefferson. Leslie Commercial and Myers. West Salem 3rd and Gerth. NAZARENE First,' 13th and Center. OPEN BIBLE STANDARD 1233 N Commercial. . I i PILGRIM HOLINESS 3283 Carlton. PRESBYTERIAN First Winter and Chemeketa; ; i I REORGANIZED CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 17th and Chemeketa. REVIVAL CENTER i Xzaak Walton bulldin". 501 S. Cottage. SALVATION ARMY - 341 Stat. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Summer and Hood. SPIRITUALIST -I First 460 N. Cottage (Woman's clubhouse). UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP ' Memorial hospital chapeL UNITED BRETHREN First ! 1143 Mission. j WESLEY AN METHODIST llth and Mill. ! Council to Convene TVio YMMitiva Vmard of Salem Council of Churches has been called to meet Sunday at 4 p.m. in First Congregational church by the president,) Dr. IVlctor H. Sword. ' The group includes lay mAn' vnmnn'i and , vouth reDre- sentatives of j each interested church. I ) SEE Color Slides Of Juvenile Crime Presented by Gordon McLean Director of Tooth For Christ" . Jail and Prison ! Program '1 i Monday 8; P. M. CALVARY CHAPEL 1141 NJ Liberty St. Tune iln KpCO . Toes. Thru FrL 10:05 P. M. Creature : ! . Authentic or by ... . ... . . i.. Guests Slated At Silverton Church Rites ! Statesman News Service -- j SrLVtRTJpN," Nov. 16 Guest speakers will be featured at a number , of Silverton : churches Sunday. ' B. N. Hicks -of the Anti-Liquor league of Oregon will speak at the 11 o'clock service at First Christ ian., church. Junior Christian: En deavor has been set forward to 5:30 - Sunday evening -with the youth meeting at 6:30 and worship at 720. . . -. i Les Newell of Wobdburn" Bible Baptist church will speak at the 7:30 pan. service at First Baptist church at Silverton. Mrs. Newell is the former Katherine Sullivan of Silverton and a granddaughter of Mrs, John Johnson. i At Christian and Missionary Alliance church the Rev, Paul W. cuntner - oi Salem will : speak at the closing service of the gospel crusade Sunday at 7:45 pjn.' While the Rev. A. W. Nelson will deliver the regular morning sermon at Immanuel Lutheran, Eugene Schuttner, director of the Lutheran Welfare association, of Oregon, will, speak briefly con cerning his work. ' 1 i The Immanuel Lutheran Men's club will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock with Dr. G. C. McNeilly, member of the local Baptist church, to speak and show slides on "Life in a Leprosarium on Tinian Island." Hosts are H. B. Jorgenson, George Kraus, Lloyd Larson, R. B. Lester and Monroe Hanson. i ; Caroline Overland of Immanuel Luther league was elected Circuit Pocket Testament secretary at the Willamette circuit Luther league convention in Springfield ; last weekend. James Moen of Trinity Luther - league was named 'vice president. The Kev. M. E. Nesse of Lebanon is president; Mickey Gunderson of Salem, secretary. At the Seventh-day Adventist church, the last service of the Week of Prayer will be conducted during the worship hour Saturday at 11 a.m. Dean Libner will present the topic Sunday night at 7:30 at Trinity Lutheran church. Sixty persons in five Lutheran parishes in Canby. Woodburn and Silverton received certificates for participation in the annual Sun day school teacher training course completed this week at Canby. Seventy-seven were enrolled. Pas tor J. A. Luthro of Trinity, Sil verton, served as dean. The; Rev, A. W. Nelson. ImmanueL Silver ton, and the Rev. J. W. Carlson, ImmanueL Woodburn, were the teachers. n Choir Concert At Methodist A concert of sacred music by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy will be presented at 8 p. m. Sunday by the Sanctuary choir of First Meth odist church. . i The choir will be directed by Howard F. Miller, with ' Josef Schnelker as organist. Vocal solo i ists will include Jewell Minier Potter, Alice Rose Jones, Norvada Smedley, : Betty Starr Anderson, Ervin Potter and Gloria Nandie. Doris McCain Loder, violinist, will play, accompanied by Edna Marie Hill. j Guest speaker at the church's 11 a. m. worship service will be Dr. George G. Roseberry, Salem district superintendent. St. Paul Men to Meet Speaker at the Men of St. Paul's dinner meeting Monday will be the Rt. Rev. Lane W. Barton, Episcopal bishop for eastern Ore gon. The meeting will be at 6:30 pjn. in the Episcopal parish house. according to Kenneth Sherman. president. Christian & Missionary Alliance Ghnrcli North Fifth and Gaines Paul W. Gunther, Pastor 9:45 AJL Sunday School 11:00 AAk 'TmptineMM 6:30 PJ&-A. Y.J'eUowshlp 7:45 -PJ4, Bev. Henry Turnldgo Pres. Salem Academy Instrumental and Vocal mnsle from the Academy.! Wed. 7:30 "The Strategy of Faith? ARE I. ' - i I ' ( ' j ' ' Tops Talks Rev. Kenneth R. Schmidt ; Ambassadors' Meet to Draw 1500 to Salem Some 500 out-of-town youth are expected in Salem next Wednes day through Friday for the eighth annual Christ's Ambassadors state convention. This is the y o u t h group . of the Assembly of God church, and meetings will be at Evangelistic temple, Park avenue and Market street. , Principal speaker will be the Rev. Kenneth R. Schmidt, pastor at Burbank, Calif- and a former southern California CA president. He will speak at 7:30 each night and at 2:30 pjn. Thursday. The Rev. Atwood Foster of Salem, Oregon district superintendent of the church, will speak at 2:30 Fri day, and Missionary Maurice Con freres at 10 a.m. Friday. State president is Robert W. Pirtle of Brooks, aided by district representatives including James S Kessler of Sheridan and R. E. Book of Albany... ' Arrangements are being made by Mrs. Ethel Gutekunst, housing; Dick Lou than, music; Arthur Phil- hps, ushering; Melvin Am," regis tration; Mrs. Phyllis Shaw, deco rating.. - tist To End Series Missionary Sunday tomorrow will close the current six - week Church' Loyalty crusade at First Baptist church. Features wul include a mission ary solo by John Schmidt, jr., at the 11 o clock service. . At the 7:30 p. m. gospel meet ing ; a missionary film will be shown; Jack Spong of Salem will present . a magic, demonstration with spiritual application, and the pastor will continue his studies in the Biblical dispensation. Additional Church Newi On Page 8 ; Capital Baptist Cooperating with Southern . Baptist Convention Meets In SJ5A. Church N. Summer and Hood Welcome to Our Service Senday School 9:45 A. M. Training Union :30 P. M. Worship 11 A. M 7:S0 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Service At t P3I. . Richard E. Hunt, Pastor, Bap First Methodist Church Down Town Tho Tall Whlto Spiro ? 9:45 Alt ThV Church School 11:00 AJ1 Morning Worship .Sermon - "The Parade of the Thanlxfsl' Dr. George A. Roseberry Sunday Evening - 8:00 p.m. All Ilendelssohn Concert BY THE SANCTUARY CHOIR Howard F. Miller, Director 'Josef Schnelker, Organist 0 Brooks H. Moore, Minister - : . . .- - YOU HUNGRY FOR DO YOU NEED HEALING? People are saved healed delivered and com to understand spiritual things by this anointed ministry.. Attend a Growing Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Ministry by the Pastor 1 1 a.m. Services Nightly, t o'clock ' ,c Rev Fronch Missionary from Jamaica Monday Night - 8 P. M. Pictures and Testimonies of Revival FAITH TABERNACLE v 1305 NORTH 5TH AT GAINES ; 5 MYF Elects At Jefferson;: ' rSing' SuniJay SUtesmaa News Serrie JEFFERSON. Nov. 18 Th Methodist Youth Fellowship here was reorganized Sunday with, the following officers elected: Presi- dent, Jimmy Adams; vice presi- . dent, Jo Alice Ketner; secretary, Barbaras Blackwell; treasurer, Charlene Borst; worship, Beverly Andrews; assistant. Glen ; Lent; community service, Thomas Daul- ' ton and Myrna Page; world friendship. Lvle Adams and Sua Daulton; recreation, Valeria Borst, narian rxeai and iMa Mae Harms. Mrs. Ivan Hadley is counsellor for the eroun and Mrs. Charles Borst - is mother for November. A special Thanksgiving service wiU be held at the Methodist church Sunday. Special features will include an anthem, "He Give th All" by the choir, and sermon on True Thankfulness by the pastor, Ivan Hadley. ; The regular "singspiratlon" ; for the Jefferson area will bt held at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at. S o'clofk. rihurrhM cooperating will ge the Church of unnst, evangelical united Bre thren and Methodist of Jefferson. Talbot Community, Marion, Scio and Dever-Conner. Rogers Irwin, ' pastor ! of Talbot' Commimltv church, will lead the singing. Mr. ana Mrs. irwin will be featured in vocal and instrumental num bers, t ' ! 1 Mill City Choir Set Thanksgiving Musical - - .i ttatesman Hews ferric MILL CITY The choir of First Presbyterian Church of Mill City will present a public program of music in observance ; of Thanks giving, Sunday at 8 o'clock. There will be soloists and spe cial organ music. Money contrib uted will be put into the organ fund. The choir is under the di rection of Mrs. Donald Sheythe and accompanist Is Mrs. Lee Roft. Summit; to Have Rites ORCHARD HEIGHTS Thanks giving services will be held Sun day at 11 o'clock at the Summit Methodist church by the Rev. H. F. Pemberton. Sunday school will be at 10 o'clock. Firsl Presbyterian 1 Church Chemeketa at Winter Salem, Oregon WE INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH tJS Services at -8:45 and 11:00 JUL Th Cultur oi a Thcmldul I; HearTi::. : -! .-:. SermonTby Dr. Henry Marcotte, Ad Interim Pastor The ::: i Methodist Churchtt - of Salem Invite yon to wnbJs each Sunday. First Methodist State and Church Sta. x Jason Lee Methodist Winter and Jefferson Leslie Methodist S. Commercial and Myers West ! Salem Methodist Third and Gerth is mm. GOD? r THE SPIERS Phyllis and Jamas Is a Sfea recuesl j.