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12 -The Statesman,
Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Jan. 23 1954
Council of Churches Readies
For State Council Convocation
The Salem Council of Churches and Council of Church Women
are making final plans for the first annual Convocation of Ministers
and Laymen of the Oregon Council of Churches scheduled in Salem
Feb. 2, 3 and 4. f
Purpose of the convocation, according to Dr. Mark A. Talney
of Portland, executive secretary of the Oregon Council of Churches,
is to brine toeether Christian leaders of all Protestant denominations
for inspiration and instruction and "to determine the tasks confront
ing the Protestant church in today's world." -
Any minister, layman or youtn
of any church is eligible to attend
the convocation, scheduled at the
First Christian church, said Sid
ney Boise, publicity chairman of
the Salem council. Cost is $2 reg
istration fee for the first regis
trant of each church and $1 fee
for each additional registrant of
that church, he explained. Regis
tration forms are available from
local ministers.
Activities during the three-day
meeting will include individual
addresses, panel discussions, ves
per services, council business
meeting and election of officers,
counselling seminars and a ban
quet
Speakers and discussion lead
ers will include Dr. Henry Hitt
Crane, pastor . of the Central
Methodist church of Detroit,
Mich.; Dr. Ralph Bndgman of the
Court of Domestic Relations, To
ledo. Ohio: Bishop Stephen Bayne
Jr., of the Episcopal Diocese of
Olympia; Gov. Paul L. Patterson;
Charles A. Sprague, publisher,
former governor and representa
tive to the United Nations; Dr.
Paul Means, University of Ore
gon; State Senator Richard Neu
berger of Portland, and Dr. G.
Henry Green, synodical executive
of the Presbyterian Church USA.
Dr. Crane, who is scheduled to
open the convocation with his ad
dress "The Modern Relevance of
Protestant Principles," was an al
ternate delegate to the World
Council of Churches gathering in
Amsterdam in 1948. He has held
his Detroit pastorate since 1938.
Dr. Bridgman, who is chief
marriage counsellor for the Court
of Domestic Relation in Toledo,
will give the address following
the installation of officers for the
Oregon Council He will also con
duct counselling seminars.
Mrs. Rex
Lawrence
and Ben
120 Present
For Pomona
Grange Meet
. statesman News Service
NORTH HOWELL U Approxi
mately 120 Grange members rep
resenting the 12 subordinate or
ganizations in Marion county met
at North Howell Wednesday for
a quarterly meeung.1 romuud
Master Robert Barnes of Waldo
Hills presided. ,
Committees named for the en
suing two-year period include:
Agriculture, Ben Newell, Wayne
Johnston, Ted Hobart, and W. M.
Tate; legislative, Ira Loren, Mrs.
Thomas Bump, -and i Cornelius
Bateson; home economics, Mrs.
E. A. Beugli, Mrs. Bateson and
Mrs. Carl Specht ; f
Fifth degree honors were con
ferred upon Mr. ana
McCurdy, Silverton;
Paradis, i Woodburn,
Eckley, Waldo Hills.
A resolution pertaining to par
cel post rates was approved and
one pertaining to a new and im
proved farm program rejected.
Program numbers presented by
lecturer Mrs.. W. J. Krenz includ
ed music by Diane Bye, readings
hv Mrs. Delmar Davidson and
Mrs. Thomas Bump, and a travel
talk on Argentina by Mrs. Robert
Darrah. J
- The April meeting will be held
at Roberts Grange hjill at 130
p.m. Following a six o'clock no
host supper the Pomona officers
wilLexemplify the fifth degree.
The tate officers conference
will be held next Tuesday night
at Waldo-Hills, and all subordi
nate officers are requested to be
, present ;
Prayer Groups
Organized Here
f
A neighborhood prayer and
study group will begin weekly
meetings Thursday at 10 a. m. in
the fireplace room of the Jason
Lee Memorial Methodist Church.
The group will be interdenom
inational and in cooperation with
similar ; groups throughout the
city which are sponsored by the
Salem Council of Church Women.
Members Donate Work to Youth Addition
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iPolk, Marioil
Men toMeet I
The North- Willamette 90 and
9 Men, a group from 12 churches
of Marion and Polk Counties, will
hold a fellowship meeting Mon
day at 6:45 p. m. at the First
Christian Church. : I
Some 100 persons are expected
to attend the meeting which will
include a covered dish dinner.
SILVERTON A Sunday School and Youth addition to Trinity Lutheran Church at Silverton which was
estimated at $25,000 will come to about $15,000 because of donated labor. The report was made at
annual meeting of the congregation Wednesday night. Among those putting in a lot of free-time are
from left to right, Silas Trovend, chairman of the building committee; Jelmer Refsland, in charge of
construction; Harlan Moe, president of the congregation and Martin Hatteberg, assistant to Refsland.
(Statesman Farm Photo.) ' I i
Visits Salem
Missionaries of Madagascar
To Talk in Silverton Sunday
Statesman News Service
. The Rev. Joseph Cooper will
speak on "The Priesthood of the
Believer" at the 11 o'clock serv
ices Sunday morning at the Sil
verton Alliance church.
A youth service training meet
ing has! been called for 6:30 Sun-
Minister to Fill
1st Baptist Pulpit
The Re.v Alex Sauerwein of
Salem, will speak at the First
Baptist ; church Sunday morning
and evening in the f absence of
Pastor Lloyd T. Anderson who is
attending a Bible conference in
California. :
The Rev. Sauerwein, formerly
a pastor, is now engaged in a Bi
ble evangelism ministry.
Salem Group
Forms Church
Articles of incorporation were
filed this week by the Salem Bi
ble Church, formerly known as
the Salem Bible Class which has
been meeting at the home of the
pastor, the Rev. Ernest R. Camp
bell, two miles east of Salem on
Center St
The independent, non-denom-
SILVERTON Missionary and
Mrs. G. C. Vaagenes of Madages
car will speak Sunday at the 8
p.m. service of Calvary Lutheran
church, the Rev. Arvid L. Hokon
son has announced.
The Silverton Pilgrim Holiness day night at Jhe First Christian
church is competing with church- church.;
es of the denomination in the Pa- Immanuel Luther League will
cific Northwest district in an at- meet Sundaiy at 7:30 p.m. in the
tendance contest which will end Youth Room of the church. The
Easter Sunday. Awards offered immanuel Sunday school teach
incltfde an expense-free trip to ers and pfifcers will meet Tues-
Summer Youth Camp and a con- day night at the church.
ducted tour to local points of in- Kenneth Borean has "been
terest for those reaching the con- elected' secretary of the Imman-
test goal.
Family Night
Pro grams Set
At Jasori Lee
Salem District
Youth Groups
To Meet Here
The First Methodist church will
be host to some 12 Methodist
Youth Fellowship groups from
the Salem sub-district of the
M.Y.F. Sunday afternoon andjeve
ning. ?,
Registration will begin at 4
o'clock and will be followed by a
period of recreation. At 6 p.m.
the Women's Society of Christian
Service will serve dinner to the
gathering. A worship service in
the sanctuary will conclude; the
meeting.
Methodist churches from iPra-
tum, Independence, Stayton; Sil
verton, Woodburn, Lyons, Jeffer
son and West Salem' will ; take
part in the meeting along .with
the three Methodist churches in
Salem. The Rev. Calvin Moore,
director of Christian education at
First Methodist, is counsellor.
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Rev. E. B. Houser
Missionaries
Home After 6
Years Service
Dallas Theater
T6 Show Film
it ,
Martin Luther
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Salem Churches
uel Men's club to relace Wallace
Satern, who resigned.
Installation of officers at Trin
ity church will be featured at the
11 a.m. service Sunday. To be in
stalled! will be the congregation
president, Harlan Moe; secretary,
William ! 'Bloch: assistant secre
tary, Mrs. Moe; financial secre-
i tary, Miss Nettie Hatteberg; as
sistant financial secretary, Lud-
sutesman News Service vi g Meyer; auditing committee,
DALLAS The film, "Martin V :.1U""' JtJf'
.Tra twart: nominating committee, Claus Mo
rr: "?-j. 4; T en, Mrs. Alden Clemetson and
t""' "J4w Edwin Hatteberg; board of dea.
in the city are cooperating lfc.lfel?S
Trr"". "uHi. mn Satrum; board of education
nfes srKss cemetery A1-
the sienificant role the ereat re- Jcnsen-
inational church plans to con- iieiouS leader nlaved in the nro- Appointments by Trinity
struct a church building as soon f i,-mnn Church i Council includes Mrs.
as a sunaDie locauun can pe near-capacity audience greet-1 -o"11;'1 as cnuir uireciur, mxs. ajx
found, the Rev. Mr. Campbell I e(j jne presentation of Handel's - Nelson, Mis. Harlan Moe, Miss
saia. "The Messiah" last Sundav at i-weiw; i nu jirs. a. im
tnurcn omcers are wauer the 'Dallas hitrh school auditor- 5 wgamsis
Woodcock, council chairman, Ed- ium; Directed by Melvin L. Gil-
mund Clark, vice cnairman, at- soni the presentation was by the
thur Oldenburg, treasurer, and Newberg community chorus and
Floyd Mosgrove, secretary. orchestra. Arrangements for the
event, sponsored by the Dallas
flavor to Speak made by Ernest W. Jacobson.
I a a ;j n ?n
: j commumiv-wiae raiiy wui oe
Mayor Alfred Loucks will speak conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. in I an ken t communitT
at the Salem Unitarian Fellow-khei high school auditorium on Schooihouse. Liberty-Buna viu
shin Knnriav at 10-30 a m. in th AoaHomv ih-M W tho Val rlnnd !? aunaay icnooi 10 aan. services
wuiuaus tiuu. nu auujcvi. nut Avgageusi group, ine program is
be "Individual Responsibility for sponsored by the Christian and
Good Government. Missionary Alliance Church.
The group will also appear
through Wednesday at the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance
A winter series of family night
programs will begin Sunday night
at the Jason Lee- Memorial
Church, the Rev. Ernest P. Goul
der,. pastor, has announced.
Under the direction of the com
mission on Christan education,
the program will commence with
a recreation period for all the
family at 5:30 followed by
snack time. Adults will then di
vide into study groups while the
Intermediate and! Senior High
School M. Y. F. hold regular
meetings.
Sunday evening Dr. George
Roseberry, district superinten
dent, will present a study on al
cohol and a Christian responsibil
The program will conclude each
Sunday evening with a devotion
al period for all groups.
Women of the church are con
ducting ticket sales for the Wom
en's Breakfast Feb. 4 during the
Convocation of Ministers and Lay
men of the Oregon Council of
Churches. Mrs. Goulder, presi
dent of the Salem Council of
Church Women, is in charge of
arrangements. f
Film, Dinner Scheduled
The film "TheiHidden Heart"
will be shown at a covered dish
dinner at the First Congregation
al church Wednesday evemng at
6:30.
Sunday morning Dr. Julian J.
Reiser," minister, ; will speak on
"Jesus' First Sermon."
Meeting Series ;
To Open Sunday
At Salem Church
A 10-day series of evangelistic
services will get underway at the
Calvary Baptist church Sunday
evening and will continue1 each
evening except Saturday through
Feb. 3.
The Rev. and Mrs. Emit Gav-
erluk, evangelists with the Ore-i
gon and Washington Baptist Con
vention, will conduct the 'meet
ings. Evangelist Gaverluk is an ex
cellent chalk artist and an ac
complished violinist Special
lighting and musical effects in
connection with his drawings will
be featured each evening along
with violin music and the singing
of Mrs. Gaverluk. i
This Sunday Mr. Gaverluk
speaks in the morning service on
"What Do You Expect From Your
Religion?" His topic at night will
be "The World's Only Hope."
Monday has been specified as
Men's Night when the I men's
quartet will sing, Tuesday as Sun
day School Night, Wednesday will
be Church Night, Thursday is to
be Women's Night and Friday
will be Youth Night
The Rev. Tillman Houser, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Houser of
Salem, is home on leave follow
ing six years missionary duty in
Southern Rhodesia. j
The Rev. Mr. Houser with his
wife and two young sons are vis
iting his parents at 670 N.
Church St. The missionary will
spend a year in the states, trav
eling and lecturing, and then will
return to Southern Rhodesia. )
The missionary family will be
honored in a homecoming serv
ice at the Free Methodist Church
Sunday evening at 7:30. j
He is a missionary of the Free
Methodist Church. His job was
supervisor of missionary schools
over a large area in the southeast
part of Southern Rhodesia near
the Portuguese East African bor
der. I
In his traveling around the 1
rugged country he has had many
experiences with African animals
and has brought home several
trophies. As a boy in Salem he
was a Statesman carrier and la
ter graduated from Seattle Pa
cific College at Seattle, Wash. I
The Rev. Mr. Houser will talk
of his experiences at the Sunday
night service o the Salem Free
Methodist Church. Later he will
visit churches in surrounding val
ley towns and then will travel
over the United States.
Bible Group
Sets Election-
BUtcsmaa Ktwi Scnrk
SILVERTON -The Weekday
Bible Class Association at Silver-
ton will hold its annual meeting
on Monday at 8 p. m. at the
Washington Irving building. Of
ficers are; to be elected for the
new year.!
Members of the association in
clude thel pastors, the Sunday
School superintendent and a
Sunday School Parent Teacher
Association representative, of the
churches in the Silverton Minis
terial Association, together with
the superintendent of Silverton
schools and the principals of the -Eugene
Field and Junior High
School i
The Ref! J. Aj Luthro of Trin
ity Lutheran is the presenfchair
man. with Mrs. Wanda Needles
as Bible school teacher.
Cadets to Hold
Morning Meet
Here Sunday
A Brigade of Cadets from the
Salvationi Army's Western Terri
torial Training College will con
duct the meeting at the local
corps Sunday morning.
Heading the brigade will be Lt
Col. R. B. Fitton, principal of the
college, i with ; Cadet Sergeant
Charles Dooley of Boise, Idaho,
assisting.
All members of the group are
musicals: and will present both
vocal and instrumental numbers
during the meeting. During the
present tour the group will visit
five other Oregon cities and hold
some 20 meetings.
Following the service in Salem
the brigade will be honored by a
dinner given by the local Salva
tion Army before proceeding to
their next meeting in Portland.
Suburban
Churches
Church. In addition to Val Cloud, SundyS
lit features Lloyd Killgore, song
leader and trumpeter, and Mrs.
Cloud, contralto soloist and vibra-
barpist
i.m.
A I'M S VILLI
Bethel- Baptist Sunday school 10
.m. service! 11 mjn tjo PJn.
Sunday; 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.
Weileyaa Sunday school 10
a.m. services 11 a.m.. 7:30 pjn.
APOSTOLIC JESUS NAME
44S Center. 11 a.nw P-m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD ;
Central 313Va NJ Commercial,
l: a.m 1 .30 pjn.
Brant elUtie Temple Park and Mar
ket. 11 .m.. 7:45 pjtu
a Chapel 12th and Laall. 11
a.m, 7:45 pjn.
BAPTIST
Bethel Cottage and, D. 11 aja,
7:30 p.m.- f
Calvary Liberty and Miller, 11
jr.. 7 JO pjn. -'
' Pint Liberty and Marlon. 11 a.m.
7 JO p.m.
Immanuel Hazel and Academy. 11
ajn, 7 JO p.m.
Wert Salem City Buildlnf. 1130
Xdgewater. 11 ajn. and 7 JO P-m.
CATHOLIC
St. Joeeph' Winter and Chamek
ta , 7. S. US. 10 JO. 11:49 ajn.
St Tlaceat da Paul Myrtle and
Columbus. C. TJ0. S:4S, 10. 11:15 ajn.
"rwmisviAN l
Court St 17th and Court 1040
First CotUce and I Marlon. 10:45
om, 7JJ0 pjn.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSION ART
ALLIANCE 5th and Gaines 11 ajn.
7 JO 9Jn.
CHURCH OP CHRIST Central
Cottage and Chemeketa. 10:50 a.m..
1 .JV pan.
CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist
First Llbertr, and Chemeketa. 11
tun. and a pja,s ;
cntm.cn OF GOD First
Cottage and Hood. 11 am, 7 JO
CHURCH JOT GOD, the
, S40 8. 22nd. 11 am, 7:45 pjn.
CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECT
1530 S. 20th. 11 a-nu 7:43 P-m.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAT SAINTS 5th and
: Mi'I't"" ; ; ajn. 6 JO pjn.
CONGREGATIONAL. ' 1
trst Cottago and Marlon 11 a.m.
- Knight Memorial wta and rtrry
11
South Salem Commercial tt Wash
ington. 11 ajn, 7 JO pjn.
FULL GOSPEL PINTICOIVAL
Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Liberty.
11 a.m, 7:45 pjn.
FuU Gosrcl Hlislem SOI K. Lib
erty. 10 ajn, 7:45 pjn.
esus Name Fentecostaj m lw-
U. 11 ajn, 7:45 pjn.
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
1890 Mission. S pjn. Sunday.
JEWISH
Broadway and Madison. 7 JO pjb.
(raaay).
KINGWOOD BIBLE
1125 Em. :4S ajn, 10:4 am, 7:41
pjn..
LUTHERAN
Central Capitol
ajn, 7:49 pjn.
Christ ISth and
ajn.
KTUCOPAL St. Paul's
S. Liberty and Myers. 7 JO. J0
11 ajn.
KV ANGELICAL AND REFORMED
Bethany. Capitol and Marion. 11
EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
Engleweod 17th and Nebraska. 11
. . . . . . i . a M
jus aummgr ai uiiWi w.m
FAITH TABERNACLE
ISO X. Sth. 11 ajn, 7:41 pjn.
11 ajn, 7:4S pjn.
FOURSQUARR
'0 N. 18th.
rnER METHODIST
Winter and Market 11 a.m, 7 J
ojn. i
rmrrNni
Hlghlaad Ayeaue : Church and
Move Scheduled
By Congregation
At Sweet Home
BROOKS Assemkry ! God
Half block south or school, sunaay
school 9:45 a.m. Services 11 a.m,
7:45 pjn. Sunday, 7:45 pjn. Wednes
day, i !
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CLEAR LAKE
Svanfelical United Brethren
Whtatland Ferry rd. Sunday school
11 a.m. service in ajn. sunaay.
EAST ENGLEWOOD
Capital Baptist 3000 Lansing. Sun
day school :45 ajn. Services 11
a. m, 7:45 p. m.
Grace Lutheraav Lansing and Sun
Inyy'.cw, Sunday school t:45 at the
I church, service at u a.m.
EOLA Community
Sunday school S:45 a.m. amces 11
and Gaines.
SUVe. l.U, 11
I Statesman News Service
SWEET HOME The Trinity
Baptist Church, branch of the
First Baptist Church of Sweet I ajn Sunday.
Home, win move into a new four corners Baptist
bualdintf in T-phanrm Jan 31 State i and Elma. Sunday school 1 :45
A three-story structure, the "n-Irvi?.ti m p nu auua"-
new building contains rooms for
ok -1... 1 j:. a I rauiTLAND
j, vtoo iuu u ai.uiioriuin.A r iyaieUcal United Brethren-Sun
WK iumionura wui De erectea Ar school 10 ajn. Services ll ajn.
later. 7 JO pjn. Sunday, 7:30 pjn. Wed
Special sendees at 3 p. m. Jan. n,ay'
. ... . . 31 will Ini-lllHo an aMrc K th. I GAIDCN ROAD
Jonns inn ana wm an. iwuw I - . rh.k niKi. .t,Ml
Kev. u Ji. Boyie, assistant execu- ,: ;wo7ihip n ajn, 7 jo pjn.
five secretary of the Oregon and Sunday. : Bible Study Wednesday
Washington Southern Baptist!70 P :-
vvnveouon. I nAvrivn.l r.
Others taking cart in the serv. HaTbert Memorial Baptist 42M
First Church and SUte. 8:30 and I urill K. ri i n Portlaud rd. Sunday school 1:45 a.m.
U a. ra. f" Services 11 ajn, fJO pjn. Sunday.
Jason Lee Wlnter and JeUerson. . , "-V."1". v . I 70 pjn. Thursday,
s jo and ll a. m. sipns; airs, nooa, secretary oi
m.. 7 JO p.m. uie xvev. i-aui mcasiana, super- day school 10 ajn. Services 11 a.m.
West Salem 3rd and Certh. S.S0 lmenaent OI evangensm, an Of PJh Sunday, a pjn. weonesaay
and 11 ajn.
N AZAREN E First
13th and Center. 10:50 ajn, 7 JO
pjn.
OPEN BIBLE STANDARD
1232 N. Commercial. 11 ajn, 7:41
pjn.
PILGRIM HOLINESS 1
azu (.anion, u ajn, i
a.m.
St Mark-343 N. Church. 11 a. m.
MENTAL SCIENCE
1303 Elm St Classes S p. m. Friday
METHODIST
Portland The Rev. Lee Finley,
pasiur vi ice eirsi uipiui church f Christ 1030 Dearborn,
Church, will civ th HAriicatnrtr I Sunday school 10 a.m. Services 11
crnnn 1 a.m. J JO pjn. Sunday, 7 JO pjn.
sermon.
Church Holds Revival
p.m.
PRESBYTERIAN First
Winter and Chemeketa. t:4 ajn.
1100 ajn.
Statesman News Service
INDEPENDENCE The
Wednesday.
Community Elizabeth and Chtfrch
date. Sunday school :45 ajn. Serv
ices ill a.m, 7:w p.m. sunuay, i:u
p.m. t Wednesday,
Faith Lutheran (503 N. River rd,
ine revival meetinc each h
?w2f.GTAnf5TCTHrCRBnaT .flSS ing with the Rev. Haustin Bible
Church of God is currently hold- is 1 11
in0 niril I m- Suntlmj. 7 pjn. Tuesday.
of Laurens, S. C, as guest evan-?
gehst
Special musical numbers are
service
CHRIST Or LATTER DAT SAINTS
17th and Chemeketa. 11 ajn- f
pjn.
SALEM BIBLE CLASS
2U miles east on Center St 11 ajn. I featured florin 7 each
ana 7 w pjn. i to messagei
SALVATION AJUtT
741 SUte. 11 ajn, 7 JO p.m.
SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTISI
Summer and Hood. 11 ajn. (tat
urday). !
SPTRTTUALIST First
1320 Madison.; 7 JO pjn.
TRUTH CENTEX
341 Chemeketa. 11 ajn.
UNITARIAN ! FELLOWSHIP
460 N Cottage St 10 JO ajn.
UNITED BRETHREN First
Nasarene 435 Bailey. Sunday
.m. Services 11 a.m,
7 JO ' p.m. Sunday. 7 JO pjn. Wed
neeaay ,
WFSTJ-:VAN METHODIST
15th and Mill St 11 ajn. tad I
1145 Mission. 11 ajn, 7 JO pjn.
Sr. Mark's
LUTHERAN
343 N. Church St
Rev. John L. Caable, Pastor
9:30 ajn. Sundar School
11:46 ajn. Morning Worship
9:99 TM. Intermediate
League
S :30 p.m. Sr. Lather
. . League
ALL ARE INVITED
First Presbyterian
: Church
Chemeketa and Winter
"Try Again"
by Dr. Poling
LABISH CENTER Cemmmnlty
(rvangeucai united Brethren).
Studay school 10 ajn. Services 11
.m.. 7:43 n.m. Sunday. S n.m. Wed
nesday.
LABISH VTLLAOE
Bethel Assembly Sunday school
s
43 ajn. Services: 11 a.m.. S n.m.
Sunday. S pjn. Thursday.
community sundav school ID ajn.
Services 11 a. :30 p. m. Sunday.
LIBERTY j
Liberty Church 4t Christ Skyline
rd. Sunday school 0:45 a.m. Services
U ajn. 7 jo pjn. Sunday, 7 JO pjn. j
Wednesday. ;
M CLEAT Cemm unity
scnooinous sunaay school 10 a.m.
MARION
Friends Sunday school 1:4S a.m.
Services 11 ajn. and S pjn. Sunday.
Calvary Lutheran Sunday school
10 ajn. Service 11 ajn. Sunday.
MIDDLE GROVE Community
acnooinouae. sunaay school 19 ajn.
NORTH HOWELL-Communlty
sunaay scnooi IB ajn. Services II
a.m.. a pjn. Sunday. S p.m. Wed
nesday. OAK GROVE Chapel
Sunday school 19:49 ajn. SarvUa
1:45 ajn. Sunday.;
PRAEUM ,
Immanuel Menaonlte --Sunday
schoc. 9:55 a.m Services 11 ajn..
7:45 p.m. Sunday.
Methodist Sundav school 1 a.m.
Service 11 ajn. Sunday.
PRINGLE Friends
Baxter rd. west ot HE. Sunday
school S:45 ajn. Services 11 a.m.,
7 JO pm. Sunday, 1 p.m. Wedneoday.
ROBERTS Cemmualty
scnoolhouse. Sunday acbeol 10
ajn.
ROSED ALE Frieats
Sunday school 10 a.m. Set' flees 11
ajn 7 JO pjn. Sunday.
SALEM HEIGHTS
Baptist Liberty and Madrona. Sun
aay scnooi :s ! a.m. services 11
a. m. 7 JO pjn. Sunday.
Good Shepherd Lutheran IMS S.
Commercial, Sunday school t:45 ajn.
services u to. Sunday.
SU 4 MIT Methodist
Orchard Heights rd. Sunday school
10 a.m service 11 ajn. Sunday.
SWEGLE Garden Road Christian
4085 Market: Sunday school t:4l
a.m. service 11 ajn. Sunday.
TALBOT Community
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Services
1 a.m., a pjn. Sunday. S p.m. Wed
aday. ft
TURNER
Assembly God Sunday school
9:45 ajn. Services 11 ajn.. 7:41 o.m
Sunday, 7:45 p.m Wednesday and
rraay.
ChrUtlaa Sunday school 9:4S a.m.
Services 11 a.m,: 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
7 pjn. Thursday.
ZENA
Two miles west ot Lincoln. Sunday
school 19 am.
Campaign Speeds
Church Growth
Statesman News Service
JEFFERSON The Rev: A. J.
Quirin, pastor of the Methodist
Church reports marked growth
in regular church attendance
since the start of the "Back to
Church" campaign. Rev. Quirin's
sermon topic next Sunday morn
ing will be "Jesus and Nicode-mus."
The first in a series of 12 mov
ing pictures depicting the "Min
istry of Paul," and sponsored by
the Methodist Youth Fellowship,
was shown in the church Wed
nesday night Frank Gatchell
leads the group.
Membership Up,
Pastor Reports
Membership of Grace Lutheran
Church ishowed a 35 per cent in
crease during 1953, the Rev. Low
ell W. Holte, pastor, announced
this week at the annual congre
gational meeting.
A $10,000 budget for the cur
rent year was adopted and plans
for expanding facilities were
made, he added.
Councilmen elected for the
year are Carl Fisketjon, chair
man: Beverly Boehm, secretary;
A. M. i Moen, treasurer; Harris
Berg, financial secretary; Peter
J. Olson and Henry Torvend,
deacons; Dr. Robert Moe, trustee,
and Mrs. Fidel Vroom, board of
education member.
Booster Club
Slates Doctor
The Booster Club of St Mark's
Lutheran Church will meet at
7:30 p. m. Monday to hear Dr.
Daniel Schulze of Willamette Un
iversity, discuss economic and so
cial conditions of Western Eu
rope. !
Dr. Schulze toured seven Euro-
npan eountrips last siimmpr alnn?
with 26 students and teachers bers and officers of the church
Church Of ficers
To Be Installed
Statesman News Service
SALEM HEIGHTS New mem-
Education Leader
Attends Meetings
Of Church Men
Dr. George B. Martin, head of
the Department of Education at
Willamette university, left: this
week for Cleveland where he will
participate in the national: con
gregational laymen s program to
day ana aunaay.
As president of the ! Oregon
State Congregational 'laymen's
program, he will also attend a
two-day conference for ; the na
tional board of missions of the
Congregational Christian church
es in Cleveland before returning
to tne campus Jan. 29.
from throughout the
States.
Reception Set
For Minister
at
An informal public farewell
reception for the Rev. and Mrs.
Donald Payne will be held: at
the First Christian Church
7:30 p.m. Feb. 5.
They plan to leave for Pendle
ton, Ore., in early February
where the Rev. Mr. Payne has
been called as pastor of .the
First Christian Church. He has
served as minister i of Christian
education in the Salem church
since 1952 and as interim pastor
for the past four months.
United! council will be installed Sunday
at uood nepnerd Lutheran
Church at 11 a. m. services.
Pastor Harold Hamilton will
speak to junior and intermediate
pupils of the Church School at
9:45 a. m. The Church School
will hold a mid-winter rally the
following Sunday, Jan. 31, when
a motion picture about St Paul
will be shown.
PARTY CONGRESS
VIENNA (INS) The Central
Committee of the Bulgarian Com
munist Party announced that a
full-dress Party Congress would
be held Feb. 25 in Sofia. The an
nouncement said that important
changes of the Bulgarian Com
munist Party's constitution, would
be "discussed." A new central
committee will be "elected" too.
Homecoming
; Welcome
Service
I j For
Missionaries
Tillman & Gwen Houser
of
Lundi, So. Rhodesia
Sunday -7:30 P. M.
Free Methodist
I Church .
Market at Winter St.
"A cordial welcome always
Director to Speak
LABISH CENTER The i Rev.
Floyd Sartwell, director of Con
ference Missions, will be at the
Labish Center Evangelical-United
Brethren Church for, all serv
ices Sunday., He will give the
morning message and will show
pictures Sunday evening of mis
sion work and give the: message
also. i:
SUNDAY NIGHT, JAN. 24, 7:45 P. M.
Pastor R. C. Schaffner Will Spak on
TUP nCXll . Is He living Personality
I n C UC V I Lt Or Merely An Evil Influence?
"IF GOD CREATED THE DEVIL IS HE RESPONSIBLE
For sin?" j ;
JOHNSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
N. Summer at Hootj Streets
ji
TwtSerrkec9U5 4l1ajR.
KOCOrf&OOlM.
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH
Down Town the Tall White
Spire with the Chimes
9:30and ll:OOa. m.
Broadcast 1 1:30 -1 2:00
"Give God
a Chancer
KSIM
Brooks K Moore Minister
EVERYONE IS INVITED
i. : - '"' ! IS;
To Hear
EMIL GAVERLUK
ot the
CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
South Liberty and Miller Sts.
in i
i
"GOOD NEWS MEETINGS"
i i 1 i :
Mr. Gaverluk Is on Outstanding Preacher, Violinist, end Chalk Artist
Mrs. Gaverluk Sings to High-Fidelity Music ot Each Service
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES BROADCAST OVER KGAE, 1430 KC.
Sun., Jan. 24, to Wed., Feb. 3-7:30 P.M.
"1"M- U ajn, iw pan..
7:45 pjn.
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