Tomorrow's Sunday
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News of Special Church Activities in Salem and the Valley
Silverton Young People Attend
PortlJand Luther League Meet
Salem Church Council
Sponsors Bible Study
A mass meeting, sponsored oj we aaiem unuicu w v-uunuca,
on Tie Understanding and Use of the Bible'' will be held at the
First Christian Church Sunday at 7:30 p. m. ,
Ttr fiprald Lame. Berkeley. Calif- the featured speaker, i as
authority and well known lecturer on the Bible for the National
Council of Churches of Christ iof America; Participating in the serv-
i jcc ii i .ou wui uc xi. i " new-
ton Poling, of the First Presby
terian Church and the Rev.
Wayne Greene of the First Chris
tian Church. The united choirs of
all the; member i churches will
sing. : . ' .- ' ' . M
Dr. Brace Knapp, a laymen, is
president of the Salem Council of
Churches, which unites laymen
and ministers of all, Salem area
churches cooperating with the
National and World Council of
Churches. f
Dr, Larue will also speak Mon
day evening at the monthly din
ner meeting of the balem coun
cil of Churches in the First Chris
tian Church at 6:30 p. m. He will
speak on the use oi the Bime Dy
Sunday School teachers, directors
nf relirious education, and in the
regular organizations of the
chyrch. Dinner reservations must
be phoned to the cnurcn Dy Sun
day noon. 1 i j
Salem to Host
Northwestern
M
ission
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The North Pacific District of the
Union Gospel Missions Conference
will be held in Salem today vand
Sunday with the Salem Mission.
315 North Commercial street as
host..; , - j
About 40 mission superintendents
nd workers will be here from
Washington, Oregon and Vancou-i
ver. B. C. j
The conference will begin at 1:30 .
p.nUat the First Baptist church.
During the afternoon meeting there
will be a business meeting, panel
discussion on mission work; and
special music is planned.
A banquet will be held at 6:30
p.mi at the First Baptist church.
An Interesting program har beert
arranged with testimonials, special
music and a report from the dis
trict president. The keynote "speak
er will be the Rev. : L. Klasseni
from Vancouver, B.C.
v The climax meeting of the con
ference will be the Sunday after
noon rally at the First Evangelical
United Brethren church, j Marion
and Summei streets. The I speaker
then will bet the Dean of Mission
Superintendents C. M. Shaugh
nessy. Special music will be sup
plied by) the Salem Singers. The
public has been urged to attend
these meetings to become better
acquainted with the work being
done on Skid Row. Since June 1
' the following services have been
rendered by the Salem mission:
2319 meals, 1609 lodgings, 56 pieces
of clothing given out and 38 pro
fessions of faith, in Christ. ;
Veterans fD
Services Set
av
The first. Veterans Day church
services for' all war veterans will
be held Sunday morning at 11
o'clock at the First Methodist
church. ; I " !
James Callaway, president of
the Salem Federation of Patriotic
Orders, I requests all officers of
member organizations to nouiy
him of the number attending from
each group so proper reservations
mav be made bv church officials.
The Federation is composed of
30 veteran auxiliary and patriotic
organizations.. '
"Is" Peace I Possible?" will be
Dr. Brooks H; Moore's sermon top
ic at the service. Dr. Moore is
castor of First Methodist. "The
Hidden Heart" will be shown.
a 1 e m C Ii ii r c h e s '
Missionary
To Colombia
To Talk Here
The Rev. G. Burton Biddulph of
the Oriental and Inter-American
Missionary society will speak Tues
day night at the Free Methodist
church. I i . '
He has- served for the past seven
years in Colombia, South America,
and only recently returned to carry
on deputational work in America.
While in Colombia he was also
presidentj of the Conference of
Evangelical Missions of Colombia.
This organization is serving in a
very important capacity as it goes
before the government in behalf
of the many missions and mission
aries as well as launching evan
gelistic crusades in ail parts of
Colombia. i l
The Rev. Biddulph win speak
on conditions in Colombia, relating
recent developments and happen
ings in missionary work there. He
Will also show colored pictures 'of
the missionary enterprise. The
service will, be at 7:30 p.m.
Scmfwypshrdlushrdluetaoinshrdluo
Congregation
To Observe
Loyalty Month
Statesman News Service
St Mark's Lutheran Church
will observe November 'as Loyal
ty Month. It is the season wjien
the church stresses loyalty in at
tendance at the services of wor
ship, and in Christian service in
general. ,
Each Sunday during the month
a layman will address the con
gregation briefly on an important
phase of the church's work. The
sermons will be delivered, by the
pastor, the Rev. John L. Cauble.
The committee in charge of
Loyalty Month arrangements is
headed by E. W. Hillstrom. The
theme selected is. "Building. My
Church. The four Sundays' have
been designated in order as Roll
Call Sunday, Layman's Sunday,
Pledge Sunday, sand Communion
Sunday.
tatei maa Ntws Service
v" SILVERTON Four young people
from Trinity i Lutheran Church are
attending ' the District Luther
League convention which will close
Sunday. t
Theme of the' conference is "Re
joice, the Lrd is King." Principal
" i
speaker for the occasion is then
Group to See i
Missionary
Film of Borneo
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SUtetm&a New Scrrlc ' ,
MACLEAY A colored motion
picture taken in the . jungles of
Borneo by Dr., ' Louis T. Talbot,
then president iof the Bible Insti
tute of Los Angeles, will be shown
at 10 a.m. Sunday, at the Macleay
Sunday school on Route 5, Macleay
road. t '
The picture includes scenes of
dense jungle life with the customs
and living conditions of the Dyak
natives. Missionaries are shown
pulling teeth ; and ministering to
the needs of former headhunters.
The climax of the picture shows
more than 5,000 ''men, women and
children who have come to know
Christ through the preaching of the
Gospel. .. . 1
; Much 'of the picture Is centered
around the life and ministry of the
Rev, J. -Arthur Mouw, a mission
ary under the Christian and Mis
sionary Alliance, who spent 20
years in Borneo! ' j
The picture is) presented by the
film department Of the Bible 'Institute-
of Los Angeles. .
This film will also be shown at
Victor Point schoolhouse, Sunday,
11 a.m.; Antioch schoolhouse, Sun
day, S p.m.: f ahd Beaverlake
schoolhouse Friday at 2 p.m.
Confirmation
Service Set
The third section of St. Paul's
Episcopal church's 1934 confirma
tion class will be confirmed Tfaurs
day, Nov. 18. by Bishop Benjamin
Dagweu of the Episcopal Dioscese
t .... i ,
oi vreguii. i .
The service wiB be held at 8
P-m. '
Rev. Carroll L. Hinderlie of Minne
apolis. . v. ; .! . ,
The Rev. A. W. Nelson, pastor,
will give the r message Sunday
morning at Immanud 1 Lutheran
church and the senior choir, direct
ed by . Mrs. George Gillis, will
sing. Several from the congrega
tion are also present for the Port
land convention. i ' .' v. i
A former pastor of Calvary Lu
theran church, the Rev. J. A.
Tofte, will give the morning ser
mon at the church Sunday. He
present js from Hawley, Minn.
New members will be received
into Christian and Missionary Al
liance church Sunday morning. Cer
tificates of baptism also will be
presented. 'The Rev. Joseph Coop
er, pastor, will speak on the topic
"The Seven Walks of the Chris
tian." - . : ! : ! ' -
Indepe
ridence
Church Slates
3 Meetings
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lUttimu Ni Service ' i
' INDEPENDENCE The Ses
sion of Calvary Presbyterian
Church, Independence, an
nounces! a series of three- eve
ning teaching sermons and dis
cussions to be i held at 8:00 p.m.
on Sunday and on Nov. 14 and
21. O-u -' r" - ,, :;
The Rev. Daniel B. Wessler,
minister of Calvary Church and
instructor in philosophy at the
Oregon College 1 of Education,
will , present t he theme, "The
Person ' of Jesus ! Christ," in se
ries: "The ..Virgin Birth of Je
sus, "The Temptations of Je
sus," and "The Obedience of Jesus.-.
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Dr. Wessler j has qualified in
the field of the Life of Christ
after three years of research at
the University of St! Andrews,
Scotland. In the series to be pre
sented a variety of traditional
points of view as well as results
of recent research will be in
cluded. ! ! i ' ' .(.-
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FILM SCHEDULED ' "
The colored film, "I Saw Bor
neo," will be shown) Sunday at 7
p.m. at Wesleyan Methodist church
by Dr. Louis Talbot of the Bible
Institute of Los Angeles, Calif.
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ATOSTOLJC KSUS MAMS
j 441 CtnUf. 11 ia, pis. :
' ASSEMBLI .Or GOO ' 1 -i
Central CotUf and Hood. 11 Ja.
nd 7:30 pjn. '' . "
EvaaiiUtUc Tml Park and Mar
t. U a.m, 1:45 pjn. :
; Kb Clutvcl Utto and LmU. 2 U
J&- 5
and
D. U
I MUlcr.
11
BAPTIST
BaUcl CotUf
TJn o.m.
Calvary Liberty
a it.. 7t30 o m
! Caattal Bastist 3000 LaiuinK. Sun
day school t:49 ajn. Snrtc U
a. m 7 .4$ D m. .
First Labarty and Martoa. 11 a-Ja.
f :30 jn. ' -
lamaaatl Haial and Academy. 11
Watt Salem-City uJldlnt. . IX
Kds water. 11 ua an i jm p-m.
emouc '
St Jeitph't Winter and Chtatek
ta a. t. a us. uaa u:a
St. Vincent Pant Myrtle . and
Columbus. (. TJO. t.ii. It, U4I.UL
CtlllTUM
Ceart St. 17Ut . and Court, 11
m m 7 JQ D.n.
PUit Cottace and Marlon. 1I:4S
m TJ0 pjn. !
CntlSTIAN AND MISBIONAStY "
ALOANCE th ana caines u
TJ0 ojiu
CHCECH OP CH1IT-Caatral
CotU(i and Chemeketn. It-M
1J0 p.m. .
CHTJXCB OP CHKIST, SCIENTIST
Pint Liberty and Chemeketa. 11
njn. pjn. p fr;. j
CHl'KCH OP GOn Pint I
Lancister and Glendale. 11 ajn.
'and- 7:30 pjn. - ' -U .: ;"-".
Carraca op cod, ni '
t4 S. 22nd. 11 .nw 7:4 pjn.. .
CKTJKCfl OF GOO OP PROPHtCT
1530 S. 20th. 11 ajn, f:4S p.m.
CHracn op JEsrs christ op
LATTER DAT SAINTS Sth and
Madison. a.m., tJO pjn.
CONGREGATIONAL
' erat Cottage and Marlon 11 a.m.
BUiigat atamertal ltn and Perry
11 vm. -j : i j
EPISCOPAL St PanPs ' j ' I
8. Liberty and Myers. 7 JO. JO.
11 a.m. .
ITANGaXICAL AND SEEOSMED
Bethany. Capitol and Marlon. 11
1 1
BTANGLLlCAL OKITKDBRETHRBN
Knclcwood 17ta and Nebraska. 11
njn T30 D.m. t
Pill Summer and .Marlon. liJO
I JO n.m. s j i
HitMmi
1 First ;
j Presbyterian
j Church i
t - Chemeketa and Winter
"The Pursuit of God"!
; oy ur. roung
jTwo Serricrs: 9:45, 11 a.m.:
1 , KOCO, 10:00 o.m.
PAlTHj VABEKNACXB !
FOURSQUARE ' i '
av pi. una. . mjmu, j
FREE METHODIST ' "
Winter and ataraet. u ajav, i
FRIENDS ! ' '-
Hlchland Ayenne Chnrea ama
Highland. 11 un. I'M pjn.
Sontn Salem Commercial m waan-
Incton 11 a.m 7 JO pjn.
FRIENDS "MEETING fUnprogramed)
Wonhlp 10:00 a,m. YWCA.
POLL GOSPEL PENTECOStAL
Calyary Chapel 11 H. UbeclF.
11 a.nu 7:4 pjn. i
Pan Gocrel Mbalen SOI JL ilk-
rty. It un, 7:4i p.m.
.na name yenaoeewii uii mv-
ta. 11 njn 74S pjn. :
JEB-OVASra WTffKESSES
190 Missloa. pjn. Sunday.
JEWIf ' I"'-'-
Broadway and Madlion. IM pjn.
(rriday).j '
KINGWOOD RULE
1US Stan. S:4S ajav. :4S ajav. 7."4i
LUTHERAN ! "
Central Capital and r Balnea, U
ajn 1M pjn.
Cartrt 11th .and Itato. tm. ll
Grace Lntheran Lanatna and Sun-
nyritrw. Sunday school t:4S at the
church. Service at 11 ajn.
St John s 14th and Court SL MJI
ajn. i
St. Mark 343 N. Church. Sunday
school 9 JO ajn." Worship 11 ajn.
MENTAL SCIENCE .
13S3 En St dawes S p. am. rrtday.
METHODIST 1
Pint-Church and SUte. t-M and
11 a. m.
Jason Lee Winter and Jetferaon.
8:45 and 11 a.m.
ls! e Commercial and Meyem 11
a.m. i 7:30 p.m.
s West Salem 3rd and Gerth 11 a.m.
NAZARENE Pirst
13th and Center. II JO mA. 7 JO
p-m. ..(.;.
OPEN BIBLE STANDARD
1232 N. Commercial. U 'ajn TM
P-m. , i ; . i-
PILGRIM HOLINESS
228S Carlton. U am. 7 JO pan,
PRESBTTER1AN First
Winter .and Chemeketa. t:4l nja.
It Of ajn..
REORGANIZED CHURCH OP JESUS
CHRIST OP LATTER DAT SAINTS
17th and Chemeketa. 11 ajn S
ojb.
SALEM BIBLE CHURCH
Hi miles east en Center St 11 aaa.
and 7-30 nm. : ,
SALVATION ARMT '
741 State 11 ajn 7 JO pja. '
SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST r -
Summer and Hood. 11 a-m, (nat-
urday). , .
SPIRITUALIST Pirst
1320 Madison. 7 JO pjb. :
TRUTH C EN ITS
341 Chemeketa. 11 aaa. - - ! .
UNITARIAN PELLOWSHTP . '
: 460 N. Cottac. 10 ajn.
UNITED BRETHREN First
1143 Mission. 11 ajn. 7 JO pjn.
WESLCTAN METHODIST
13th and Mill St U aan...a
S pjn.
aMINI Commnnrty
Schoolhouse. Uberty-Butna vista
rd.. Sunday school II ajn. fiaryieea
11 ajn. a pjn. ;
REVIVAL ;
Holy Ghost Annolnted Prsaching I '
i Prayer for th Sick i '
JESS MULLIJ1S . 2 . Spcsicr
- $rvi Every Night at 7.-45 P. M.
: Starting Sunday, November 7th
LABIS!! BETHEL ASSEMDLY-
On Dover Ave. Oae Block East of Portland Highway
. i-" Ubish Village j . ! . .
Suburban Cbiirches
AUHSVTLLE
Bethel Baptist Sunday school 10
ajn. aernces u ajn- i J pjn.
Sunday 7:43 p.m. Wednesday.
Wesleyan Sunday acnooi ie
a.m. servieea si ajn- i :jw pjn.
Sunday.
BROOKS Assent kr t Get -
Half block south of school. Sunday
school 0:4S a.m. Services 11 a.m..
7:43 pjn. Sunday, 73 pjn. Wednee
day. . !
CLEAR LA KB
srancelical united Brethren
WavmUand Perry rd. Sunday school
11 ajn. Seme u sun. una ay.
SOLA Cosamanlty
Sunday school S:U ajn. Scrrlcos 11
. i
Cemavnlty Sunday school 10 ajn.
Services 11 a. ml S JO p. an. Sunday.
LIBER TT i M '
Uhcrty Ckarch of Christ Skyline
rd. Sunday school 0:41 ajn. Services
n ajn. i-Mipju. Sunday. 7 JO pjn.
Wednesday. j j :
MACLEAT-Cemmunxty
Schoolhouae Sunday school 10 ajn.
MARION f
Friends Sunday school t:4S a.m.
Services 11 ajn. and S pjn. Sunday.
Calvary Lutheran Sunday school
IS ajn. Service j 11 ajn. Sunday.
.MIDDLE GROVE Commnnrty -
Schoolhouae. Sunday school 10 nan.
NORTH HQWTTf famsseatty
Sunday achool: 10 ajn. Bervleea 11
ajn, S pjn. Sunday, S p jr. Wed
nesday, j
Sunday.
POUR CORNERS Baptist
State and lama. Sunday school I!
ajn. Services 11 ajn. a pjn. aunaay.
S pjn. Thursday.
POUR CORNERS Methodist
Community Han on La Branch St
Dr. : Arthur H. Maynard. minister.
Church School. S:4i a. m. Divine
Worship. IIM ajn.
PRU1TLAND -
Evangelical United Brethren sun-
da school 10 ajn. Services 11 ajn
7 JO pjk Sunday, 7 JO pjn, Wed
nesday. ;
GARDEN BO AD
Christian Chnrck Bible school
:3 ajn. Worship 11 ajn.. 7 JO pjn.
Sunday Bible Study - Wednesday
730 p m. . '
HATESVTLLE
Stlkrt if amarial Raatlst - azM
Portland rd. Sunday school 15 ajn.
Services 11 ajn 7 JO pjn. Sunday,
7:30 pjn. Thursday.
HOPEWELL
EvanssUtal United Brethren Sun.
day school 10 a.m. services 11 ajn,
I pjn' Sunday. S pjn. Wednesday.
KEIZER
Church of Christ 1030 Dearborn.
Sunday achool 10 ajn. Services 11
a.m. 7 JO pjn. Sunday. 7 JO pjn.
Wednesday
Cemmnnity Elizabeth and Church
dale. Sunday school 9:3 ajn. serv
ices 11 a.m.. 7:43 pjn. Sunday, 7:43
D.m. Wednesday.
Faith Lutheran 4309 If. River rd.
Sunday srhaol 1.4S ajn. Services 11
ajn. Sunday, T pjn. Tuesday.
Naamrene sasS Bailey. Sunday
school tS ajn. Services 11 a.m.
7 JO pjn. Sunday, 7 JO pjn. Wed.
aesaay. .
LABISH CENTER Cemmnnity
(Evanfelical .United Brethren).
Siuday school 10 a.m. Services-11
a.m.. 7:43: pjn. Sunday, t JO pjn.
weanesaay.
LABISH VTLLAGB
Bethel Assembly Sunday School
is ajn. services ii ajnw IMS pjn.
snnaay i:a p.m. mursaay
A Sunday school 10.-4S ajsw Sscftse
s:a ajn. aunaay,
PRATUM I
lanael I Mennonlto n n d a y
schoc. SJS a.m. Services 11 ajn,
7:43 pjn. Sunday.
Metaoaut snaoay school M
Service 11 sun. Sunday. i
AK GROVR Chapel
PR INGLE Friends
Baxter rd wast oc OfK. thsnday
school t:4S i ajn. SstsKoa 11 ajat,
7 JO pm. Sunday, S pjn. Wednesday.
ROBERTS Cemmnnity
schoolhouse. Sunday school M
BJmL
nirnn
lunc'iT a4tal 10 a m. mm 11
ajn. 7 JO pjn. Sunday.
SALEM HEIGHTS
Bapttst Liberty and Madrona. Sun
day school t:45 a.m. Servlees U
a. m. 7 JO pjn. I Sunday.
Good Shepherd Lnthernn U3S BV
CommerciaL Sunday achool P4S a jav.
Services 11 a m Sunday.
South Salem Nazarent 8S3 Mission
St Sunday School 1:43 ajn. ; Services
11 ajn, 7 JO-.pJn. Sunday. J
SU 4 MR Methodist 1
Orchard Heights rd. Sunday schoel
10 a.m Senrico 11 a.m. Sunday. ;-
SWEGLE GSrde Road Chrlstli
4083 Marketf Sunday - school
ajn. Scrvica 11 ajn, Sunday. .
ALBOT Ceaamumtty
Sunday achool 0:43 a.m. Servleaa
1- a.m. S pjn. i Sunday, S pjn, Wod-
nesmay.
FEB : I
emkly o
TURNER
Assembly of Ged Sunday school
t:43 ajn. Services 11 sjn. 7:43 p.m.
Sunday. 7:43 p.m. Wednesday and
frday. I t
Christian Sunday school t:S ajn.
Services 11 b.tn. 7 JO p.m. Sunday.
7 n m Thursday
Methodist Sunday school 10 a. m.
Services 11 a. m.
SENA L
Two mUes weal of Uneola. Shrnday
senooi 10
Church. Group
To Hear State
Pen Chaplain
Statesman 'News Service
Holy Communion will be cele
brated Sunday morning at Grace
Lutheran church.! There will also
be a service of adult confirma
tion and baptism: and new .nfem
bers will be received.
Organization meetings to be
beld next week include the Grace
Guild, Tuesday st 8:00 p.m., and
the Brotherhood on Wednesday
at 8:00 p.m. At I the latter, the
Rev. Glenn Sachs, - Protestant
chaplain at the j State Peniten
tiary, will be the guest speaker.
During November Grace Lu
theran congregation will observe
special services each Sunday in
connection with Loyalty Month,
the Rev, L. W. Eplte, pastor, has
announced. f j ,
Investigative -Power
Falls
To Democrats
WASHINGTON (JB The; investi
gative power of Congress will fall
into Democratic hands in JFamiary,
presaging close scrutiny of the inv
ner workings of the Eisenhower
adrQinistration. l. f ( -
An inevitable aftermath V Tues
day's elections, in which tae Dem
ocrats seized power in the- House
and evidently in the vSepate as
well, will be to train congressional
probes on different targets.
With one party in control of the
executive department and .the oth
er in command of the legislative
branch, the setup is taifcr-made
for full use ; of congressional in
vestigating jcommiitees as; sound
ing boards for the 1936 presidential
election. ' j .... .
Open With Prayer !
When the1 Republicans on con
trol of the BOth Congress" during
the Truman administration. House
Speaker Joseph W. Martin; Jr. said
the GOP would open each day
with a prayer and close it with an
investigation. Now the situation is
reversed. ; i :. . j ,
Virtually sure to be cSugbt' in
the sights of Democratic investi
gators will, be ' Eisenhower's pro
gram aimfed at ; alleged security
risks, ' administration patronage
and Civil Service policies, '-and the
handling of the refugee immigra
tion program. 1 t
Administration officials also are
likely to be quizzed closely about
their policies toward conservation
of natural resources, business mer
gers and monopolies, the awarding
of defenses' contracts and fimilar
issues tied in with . Democratic
charges of big business favoritism
aiid "give .away" program!. I.
Probes May Fade , f "
: The spotlight on Communists In
government probes may i fade as
Republicans who have eagerly dug
into the records of past Democrat
ic administrations topple from key
committee ' chairmanships. I
Sen. McCarthy (R Wis) wall be
out as ; chpirman of tie Govern
ment Operations: Committee and
its permanent investigations' sub
committee if,, as expected; the
Democrats organize the Senate.
In line to replace him inf both
posts is Sen. McClellan (D Ark),
the GOP ranking minority mem
ber in the present congress.!'
Statesman. Salom, Ortw Sat. TTov. 8, XSS4(Sc. 1) 7
Group Plans
Skatmg Party
gelical United Brethren church are
plann&g a skating party Friday
night, Nov. 18, at the Rickreall rol
ler rink, it was announced this
week. -
Sunday morning the Rev. A. G.
Jamieson. castor, will sneak : nn
the topic ."God's .Seal on the i
Heart. ' -
PEUTEC0STAL
i YOUTH RALLY
Tonight, 7:30
LANCASTER DRIVE
i ASSEMBLY
. ' 577 N. Lancaster Drive
Three young men will be the
speakers. Everyone on the
prorgam will be under 25
years of age.
: 7 . ; Inter-denominational
Everyone Welcome I
The Englewoodl Church
Invites You to Attend Sunday School
-f.t North 17th and Nebraska Streets ,
Sunday is "Mama's Dayf in Sunday School
A gift will be given each mother who , has every member
of. har family living at horn present.
Tht Englewood Sunday School Begins at 9:45 A. M.
ivrprv-i FIRST CHURCH OF
- A ; THE riAZAREUE
i - v.'i: sssr Wsaiaj-Bisi sssbjs SI SB BaVJ
, , 1 i . s, . vcuki at
5 ' ,9:45 Churcf
Head
EUB Service
To Be Held in
School Gym
Statesaaaa :Nws Servlcs
JEFFERSON I The Sunday
services of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church wiU be held in
the grade school gymnasium, with
the exception of the Sunday school
and the Youth Fellowships.
-At the morning service,' Claude
Meyers will present a trumpet
solo and the Rev; Kester, pastor,
will sing. In the evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Leighton i Weddle will ' sing
and will join the Rev. and Mrs.
Kester in a nixed quartet Dr. C
P. Gates will continue the public
series of prophetic Bible studies
in the morning and evening serv
ices. ,
The studies also wiU continue
each evening, except Saturday,
during next week.
Bible
Bible Study Qass
At Labish Village
T.aHTQTT VTT T.AfllS A
study class is planned Sunday night
at 8 o'clock at we Laoisn uom
munity church, the Rev. B. M
Books. . castor, has ' announced
Morning worship is at II o'clock.
'FAMILY NIGHT ! PLANNED
"A New EraM will be the tooic
of the Rev. Ernest Preston Goulder
at Jason Lee Memorial Methodist
church Sunday morning. Family
night is scheduled for 5:30 pjn.
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UNION GOSPEL MISSION RALLY
Sunday, November 7, 2:30 P. M. -
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
j Marion and Summer
SPEAKER
Rev. C MJ Shrjrjhncssey, Taccn-.a, 7n.
Special Mu$ic-r-The Salem Singers
On Program t
, Statesmam News Servies s
, Guest speaker at the Christian
and Missionary Alliance Church
Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock! will
be the Rev. C M. Shaughnessy
at Tacoma, Wash. 1
The Rev. ' Shaughnessy, who is
attending the North Pacific Dis
trict Conference of International
Union ! Gospel ; Missions being
held this week-end in Salem, is
the, Dean of Mission Superiitten
dents.i -- S !
At the 11 a.m. service, the Rev.
Paul - W. Gunther, pastor, 1 will
preach on the Beatitudes. few
members will be received .into
inm cnurcn, ana wommumon serv
ice will be observed. , i
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Patrolman
Slow Up Traffic!
LEXINGTON, ' Ky. -tin frack
Hinkle, 9, and Hank Bosworth, 7,
decided to slow down fast traffic.
The erected "Slow signs ion
South Ridge Drive, then patrolled
the street on bicycles, armed with
toy 'pistols, j ? .1
When they halted motorists,
they asked them to take it easy.
Police Chief Kenneth. Banks
drove out to- commend them. He
treated them to a ride in his
cruiser. Let them blow the siren;
too, : 1 ; i
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH
Down Town - the Tall White
Spire'With the Chimes
9:30 and 11:00 a. m.
IS PEACE
POSSIBLE?" j
i t:00 p. m.
THE HIDDEN
HEART"
A motion picture for all .
the family
7 Brooks H. Moore 1
: Mmister
Thirteenth
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6:30 Youth Hour
6:30 Adult Pro-prayer
Hour
7:30 lesf Ys Walk in
Darkness"
. The PnbUc Is Invited
William F. day, Minister
Salem's Singing Church
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FAITH TABERNACLE
' PRESENTS 1
Saturday 8:D0 P. M.
"THE TRAVELING FOUR"
Tolerated Colored Quartet
All Musical Concert
. Coming '
'Gospel Evangelaires'
Nov. 13-94
ij Sunday 11:00 a.m.- Max Wy art
x Sunday School -9:45 a. m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Salem':
.LUTHERAN-
WELCOMEYOU
Central
- North Capitol st Gaines ,
fLJ.O G. B..Rundstrom Pastor
Services 11 AJC and IAS VM. Sundaj School :iS
fLL mu State at 18tli
UnriSl (AX.C.) T. M Gebhard. Pastor
Services 1:49 AM. and 11 AM.,. Sunday School 10
E 4505 North River Road.!
rai si (UI.C. Geo. HotaKraist. Pastor !
Services 11 AM. Sunday School t:4S AM. -
Good Shepherd rux o
v 3825 South Commercial Rev. O. W. Ebright DJ).
Services 11 A. M. Sunday School S:4S AM.
: . 3300 Sunnyview A.VO.
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OG.L.C.)
L.: W . Holte, Pastor
Services 11 AM. . Sunday School 0.-4S AM.
CkV Ukst'e MUi tni Cmai Streels
jr. J Onil S fL.c. Mo. Syn.) a W. Gross, Pastor
Services 1030 AM. Sunday School t:15 AM.
Cs, kAamlr'm 1 343 North Church
jr. lyiarK. S '.CTJI..C.) i John L. Canble. Pastor "
Sunday School M AM. Worship Service 11 AM.
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VJorship VJith Us on Sunday!
11:00 a.m. "Recovery Sisrfs Vilhin'
j Pastor Lloyd T. Anderson j
7:30 p.m. 7:30 pjn.
, Missionary Thrills From Portugal
' by Rev. Samuel Foircloth
Inspiring Music Piclures
O Prayer Meetings each night at 7:30 Monday rhm
Friday. Pray for the coming Fred Brown Meetings!
O JOIN A GROWING SUNDAY SCHOOL!
o FRED BR0V1I MEETINGS Segis Monday, Nov. 15!
First Baptist Church
Marion cf Liberty Salem, Oregon
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Siitging -Preaching
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
ach ovoning at 7:30 j
Hov. 7 . to Nov. 21 , 1954
t the
first Church Of God
3030 N. Lancaster Dr. Salem
H. J. Mclntire, Pastor
REV. end MRsTjTE. BRAZIL . . j EVANGELISTS