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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1955)
Tomorrow s Sund ay Reus of Special Church Activities in Salem and the Valley Church's High School Choir to Sins Sunday Statesman, Salem, Or., Saturday, May 31, 1955 (See. South Salem Church Dedication on Sunday Dr. Hardy C Power, state official of the Church of the Naiarene who will give the dedication message Sunday at South Sa lem Nazarene Church. Film Showing Due Sunday A new film, "Design for Tomor row", will be shown at Kingwood Bible Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. This film is the story of Dave and Helen Meyers and Sue! The sacrificial but, rewarding life of America's small-town pastor and his family is depicted realistically in color film. The film is sponsored by the Northwestern School of Min neapolis, Minn., and produced by Great Commission Films. "Sailing With Chris will be the theme of the Vacation Bible School at the church. The school will be gin June 6 and conclude June 17. Mrs. Jack J. Quiring will be the general director of the school. IM..' . AJAMUt 1 .. . t t ine new ,uw uucmuj m ! Smith Salim Church of the Kaz- arene will be dedicated Sunday at 2:30 p.m., according to the pastor, the Rev. James E. Kratz. Delivering the dedicatory ad dress will be Dr. Hardy C. Pow ers, senior general superintend ent in the Church of the Nazar- jene. Words of greeting will be ) brough by Senator Mark Hatfield, 'member of the Oregon Legisla ture, and the Rev. William F. Clay, president of the Salem Min isterial Association. The morning services will be ein at 9:45 a ra. with a unified j program. The Sunday School and worship services will be com bined, with shortened class periods during the first part of the morning session. Morning worship is' scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. This change -in. time will facilitate preparations for the dedicatory service in the afternoon. The recently elected officers of the church will be installed in a candlelight ceremony to be con ducted at the close of the 7 p.m. evangelistic hour. The public is welcomed to all of the services. The 33 by 70 foot frame struc ture is located at 565 EL Madrona Ave. and has a seating capacity of 230 in addition to the balcony where a nursery is maintained Sunday School rooms are in the basement of the one story build ing. John Haskins is building sup ervisor and is also chairman of the building committee. Church to Fete Norway With rutes aunaav Pastor Harald Grlndal An nounces that there will be a spe cial Norwegian service at Central Lutheran Church on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Pastor Grindal will preach the sermon and there wul be several musical selections. Refreshments will be served fol- owing the service. In the evening at 7:30 p.m. there will be catecbization of the Senior Confirmation class. Mothers and daughters of Cen tral Lutheran Church their Annual H Banquet Monday Church attended CI f 7 TI Mo 2S?tK Salem Gospel narmonaires B Plan Concert Sunday Night Free Methodist Market at Winter St 9:45 A.M.-Sunday School 11:00 AM.-The Holy Spirit Indwelling Comforter 7:30 P.M.-Misionary hi Broadcaster Art Zylstra of HOXO, Panama City - ' A cordial welcome k r fs!jsiqi)nni8ijillii!i3H !i'!!!l!l!!in!i!iji ; ; i "' Ui tf? C'i n -m1 V . - 1 ft AVA i!mv KvfiWi r-Ai I iK.'j'-' r" i- 'I'.-". .-'.- Junction City Youth Choir to Attend Silverton Church Rite High School choir of First Presbyterian Church which will take part in a Vesper Anthem Service at inw cnUIXn OIUaUaT t Vv p xn ivv uiuivui www vai-& vuvus euev aiua a wc iri'CUUC9l service, cnoir curector is voa uiecaer iBac row ieiu; vr. riu rounj wiu five a ones meaiuuon during the service. " " ' " reaiurea speaker was Mrs. AT- . t w i j ir.i.. c-.-i x I lot uoapu oumuuuiHi Tr.r.M rZJ t e;i 47 musical group, will present a con Harald Grlndal was the toast-1 . . wic.H rhrrh mistress. Mrs. i Luther Barnes brought a greeting on behalf of SuT J ,!L7;3r. the mothers and her daughter. The Harmonaires are all mem- Ms Marilyn Barnel! re'spSnded Church of Christ on behalf of the daughters, and have just recently completed a tour of the State of Washing- The banquet was attended by ! " lu" J5 "1 ..:.?, over 100 mfithwt .nH ri9..fht.n lon. wiuibI , Ichurchei in the Spokane Presbyterians Plan Summer Bible School area. Wayne Bryant, pastor of the Lib erty church and director of the group, will also bring the evening message at First Christian Church following the musical con cert. The members of the group are: Bible Class Baptists Slate Guest Pastor Dr." Carl Truex, for many years pastor in California and leader among Conservative B a p t i s t groups, will speak at 11 o'clock Sunday In First Baptist Church. Dr. Truex will speak in the ab sence of the pastor. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, who is attending the national meeting of the Conserv ative Baptist Fellowship in St Paul, Minn. Bob Goffrier, youth director of the church, will speak at the 7:30 hour on the topic, "What Should I Do?" Vacation Church School plans ScSSlOll Hdd oi jrirsi . iresoyterian cnurcn took final form at a conference of the teaching staff of 31 people held Thursday evening at the church. The time for the school is from June 13 to 24, Mondays through Fridays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. At Silverton Itatesmaa Kcws f ervice SILVERTON Th Week-Day Bi ble Class Association will hold its Children eligible to attend are r,, Z those from four years of age iyJ2Lld? S:?i.b2! tnrougn tne sixtb grade. Chil dren not enrolled in the Presby terian lunaay Church School but f ' 1 mi Evangelistic Temple (Assembly of God) Market St and Park Ave. L. A. Larson, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Worship Service -.11:00 A.M. Evangelistic 7:45 P.M. Hundreds enjoy our Sunday School, you will too. Inspiring Services with hearty congregational tinging and fervent Gospel preaching. Listen to "Revival Time" Sun., 10:30 PJL KEX Eugene Quartet to Perform at Rally The Male Quartet from Bible Standard Institute of Eugene will appear at the Pentecostal Youth Rally tonight at 7:45. They will have both vocal and instrumental music. The speaker will be the Rev. Harold Powers, dean, of the college. i The rally is to be held at the Salem Women's Club House at 460 N. Cottage st in Salem. wishing to attend Vacation Classes- lo De roem next iaii wm Church School may secure regis- oe cuscussea. More man wq at rrauon cards at the church office wnaea mis year s classes, ine not later than June 5th. . Ministerial Association, which spon- By departments the children sors the classes, has retained Miss will be under the guidance of Wanda Needles as teacher for an the following leaders: Kindercar- other year. She has just completed ten, Mesdames Eugene Manock, I her second year with classes closed Lonara uiddv, jjurcn, JUdson Fridav nirtit. W. MatUieC. AlVin ZieleSCh. Th Rv Tnunh rnnr ! nrc. Marens Maltby, Warren Cooler. XT..- TJ T T Vr:' I " J "Tif ?' I association. ecu i. uuigocr, suraeiie uwen, Harvey Ronne, Robert Armpriest, Norman Marsh, Gordon Donkin. norman uarsn, ooraon uonxin. if i SSS BBSS ttM Missionary to second, ana tnird grades), Mes- o 1 O 1 iSSfffSSSt SSSPPea Sunday New Missionaries To LeacJ Services Statesman Kewi Serrlc WOODBURN-Rev. and Mrs. Ed win Lavely, missionary appointees to Nigeria, W. Africa, will speak at the Sunday evening service of Bible Baptist Church in woodbura The Lavelys will soon be on their way to the field, and at present are waiting for their sailing date Sunday evening services begin at 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church Chemeketa and Winter "YOUR LIFE COUNTS" By Dr. Poling Two Services: 9:45 and 11 a.m. KOCO 10:00 a.m. Vesper Anthem Service By the Church Choirs 4:30 p.m. Class Room in the Washington Irving Building, At this time plans for the Bible John Robertson, baritone; Wayne Bryant, second tenor; Alice Stan dley, soprano; Verne Moore, first tenor; and Lynn Cooper, bass. Accepts Call - ' 'X i i HAr-- f;. regation To Learn of Migrant Plan Dr. Charles Derthick will pre sent tne migrant program of the Salem Council of Churches to the people of First Congregational Church Wednesday at the regular monthly supper of the fellowship. Preceding his report will be a sound motion picture: "The Vil- age of the Poor." . -Sunday at the 11 o'clock wor ship. Dr. Julian Keiser will reaeb on 'A Sentence of eath." The New Member In struction Class will meet at the parsonage at 8 p.m. Officers of the church will be present on this occasion to explain the function ing of the church to the new members. Plaisance, D. L. Mennis, Benja min Muntx and Miss Sonja An- Miss Laura Heist of Portland, derson; junior (fourth, fifth and WD0 wrved 32 years in the mission sixth grades). Mrs. B. J. Holland, field in India under the woman's Wallace uuenrist, Donald Peter- wore oi tne Metnoaisi inurcn, wui son and Benjamin Cave. Mrs. be guest soeaker for the thank Ralph Voris is assisting with the offering service at 11 a.m. Sunday supervision, woraung wim Mrs. at Leslie Methodist Church. Fred Scherer, director for chil dren s work. Miss Heist was teaching at Webb Memorial High School in Baroda, India, at the time of her recent retirement from service in the for eign field. Her parents were pio neers in Salem, and she spent her youth at the family home at 828 N. Commercial St., receiving her college training at Willamette University. Briton to Talk In West Salem Clubs to Hold Joint Session The Booster Club and the Men's Club of St. Mark's Lutheran Church will hold a joint meeting in the church 6ocial rooms Mon day at 8 p.m. Stanley Akerson, president of the Men's Club has arranged for the Rev. Omar Barth to show colored slides of the Hely T I Refreshments will be served by t "m.. v.,Lm ul' .ni" vJ I' fderstrom: show pictures of his work in West Mr ii" t vr 7 ii, ' 4aJU Salem Baptist church Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Nickel recently returned to Salem, having com pleted a five-year term in Great Britain. A reception will be held for the Nickels following .the evening serv- Hardy C. Powers, D.D. of HUBBARD Rev. Heath W. Low- ry of Salem who has accepted a call to the Hubbard Full Gos pel Church here. Salem Man New Pastor At Hubbard SUteimaa News Itrrlct HUBBARD The Rev. Heath W. Lowry of Salem, former state president of Christian Youth Group, has accepted a call to be come pastor of the Hubbard Full Gospel Church. The announce ment was made following a con gregational meeting Wednesday evening. The Rev. and Mrs. Lowry and their two sons have spent over five years in Madurai, India where they were associated with the Foreign Missions Board of the Assembles of God Church. The Rev. Lowry was principal of the Tamil Bible Institute, a training center for national pastors and evangelists. Dag is flging in the tocst L i tiliif m Day is dying in ike west; . Heaven is tmichin earth uith rest. Wait flni worsUf whilt tt nigh Sets her evening lamp alight. Wltx tnt luicrtf Outfit AxsraUy m At jforo Liti Osttaut, H Y. tudd m inspiring jwj ftr iis tmfcrau toxica, Vt allii m Mtrj LtMury, ui urou tJu tr fiisitt lyrics. Slit uu t favtM worker in all Tthgious causa. William Fult Sumi set ur song to music. It )m Scat witt at all similar rtligitus rallies since its composition in 1SS0. Attend the Church of Your Choice Church Official To Speak Sunday Dr. Kansas City, Mo., will be guert speaker Sunday i at First Church oi the Nazarene. Dr. Powers has been chairman of the Board of General Superin tendents (consisting of five men) since 1949. He has travelled ex tensively in Japan. Australia. Af rica, India, South America, Alaska and Hawaii as well as in the United States in the supervision work of the Nazarene denomina tion, i Dr. Powers is in Salem in con nection with the recent Missionary Convention and j Assembly which was held at First Nazarene Church. The service Sunday eve ning will be held at 7:30 p.m. Cong Annual Meet Starts Year Calvary Baptist Church has just begun another church year. The pastor, the Rev. Omar N. Barth will! this Sunday moriing speak on tne subject, "From This Day, Forward." The church held its annual busi ness meeting Wednesday night when reports were heard concern ing ; the year's achievements, Among important matters discuss ed was the proposed building pro gram that wul include a large educational unit. Earl Barham is chairman of this committee. Jack Kiekel will be the speaker at the evening service Sunday. He has just finished his niddlers year at the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School and is homo for av few weeks prior to beginning a aummer min istry at First Baptist Church of Fresno. Calif. Following the eve ning service tne High School sen iors will be honored in a reception and hymn sing. Trinity Church Plans Dinner Statesman Ntwi Service FOUR CORNERS Leaders of Trinity Methodist Church are planning a "Loyalty Dinner" Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. Members and friends of the congregation will be treated to a free turkey dinner. After the dinner the annual budget will be presented through the use of the "Budget Parade" which will explain the various items in the local financial program. REVIVAL CENTER 610 N. 16th St Sun. School 9:43 Morning Worship 11:00 Evening .7:45 Wed. & Fri .J:45 Bud London, pastor IUtemm News tervte ' 1 SILVERTON The junior choir from Junction City Christian Church, with its director and oth er friends, will be special guests at Silverton Christian Church Sunday. The Junior Choir of Sil- verton's First Christian will be hosts to the visitors at a picnic at Silver Falls State Park Sunday afternoon. Among the guests will be Mrs. Evan Manns, director of the vis iting choir and Mrs. I. M. Nelson, director of the host choir. Tues day night the Christian Men's Fel lowship will have its annual father-son banquet served by the women of the church. Wednesday night Kenneth Hendricks, recent ly of Japan, will be the speaker at a no-host dinner and Mission ary meeting at 6:30 p. m. aiiss wanda Heedles. teacher of the Week-Day Bible Class at Sil verton, will lead a panel discus sion fcunaay night at the Alliance Youth Fellowship at 6:30 at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. A class of 13 young peo ple will be confirmed at the morning services Sunday at lm manuel Lutheran Church. The services will also include the an nual special offering for Luther in World Action. New officers will be elected by the Luther League at Immanuel church, Sunday night at 7:30. Roa Jorgenson and Twila Gillis were recently elected official delegates to the International Luther Lea gue convention in San Francisco in June. Installation of sew offi cers of Trinity Luther League will be featured Sunday night at 7:30. John Boggs will be hosts Wednedsay night at 8 o'clock to the Bible Study and prayer serv ice of Calvary Lutheran Church. Lutherans to Honor Youths Sunday Night Five young people will receive diplomas in recognition of attend ance in the four-year High School Bible Course at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday evening. The grad uation service will begin at 7:45 p.m. wit hthe Rev. Harold Aalbue, tugene, as the guest speaker. The Rev. Aalbue is Pacific dis trict secretary for parish education in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Students receiving the honors are Lois Gunderson, Donald Slat tum, Robert Dahl. Suzan Shay, and Alice Stephenson. Mrs. Peter Olsons Sunday School superintend ent, will present the class and Bruce Thompson, board of Chris tian education chairman, will pre sent the awards. The pastor of the congregation, the Rev. Lowell Holte, wul conduct the service. Music Festival Planned Tuesday West Salem Methodist Church choir is sponsoring a May Music Festival on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The talent is ell local and will in clude vocal and instrumental mu sic from the choir, ensembles and individuals. A variety of sacred and secular music is on the pro gram. A free will offering will be received for Missionary purposes Broadcasts Rev. Art Zylstra, Panama City radio executive who will speak in Salem Sunday night. Panama City Radio Chief To Talk Here Reaching the people of Latin America by radio will be the major theme of. a missionary pro gram to be presented Sunday night at Free Methodist church. The Rev. Art Zylstra. manager of radio station HOXO in Pan ama City and president of the Pan American Christian Net work, will be the speaker. The Rev. zylstra has recently returned to the United States to attend a World Conference on Missionary Radio and to speak in several leading cities on be half of this means of ministering to the spiritual needs of people everywhere. Student to Lead Service Sunday Stateimam Newt Service SALT CREEK William Bray, a student at the Berkeley Divinity School who is doing pastorial work in San Francisco, will be guest speaker at the Sunday morning services of the Salt Creek Baptist Church. Bray fa the son-in-law of Richard Nallinger, Sunday School superin tendent. On Sunday evening the Robert Penner, pastor, will con duct a baptismal service. Memorial Day Service Planned SUteimaa Newt Service GERVAIS The annual MeH modal Day services will be held at the Pioneer Church chapel, southeast from Highway 99-E, on Sunday, May 29, at 2 p.m. There will be a speaker and following the program a business meeting will be held. Mrs. Ralph Harper is sec retary of the cemetery association and annual dues are payable at this time. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Down Town The Tall White .Spire with the Chimes 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Life Is Daringly Difficult!" Broadcast KSLM, 11:30-12:00 j BROOKS H. MOORE i MINISTER ! Foursquare Church 490 N. 19th St Ph. 3-6287 9:45 a. ra. San day School. 11:00 a. m. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" 1:45 Youth ! Service 7:45 p. m. "Ye I rwhf B Rev. Percy j Holy" Pkilp, Pas. Where the Welcome Is Genuine , Dibb Standard Institute Male Quartet : Appearing " PENTECOSTAL YOUTH RALLY TONIGHT, 7:45 SPEAKER - REV. HAROLD POWERS Dean of Bible Standard Institute , Lets ef Singing and Good Music at SALEM WOMEN'S CLUB HOUSE 460 N. Cottage EVERYONE WELCOME INTERDENOMINATIONAL 7 FAITH TABERNACLE 1305 Gaines St. "Born at Day Break", 11:00 a. m. Miracle Services Saturday, 8:00 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. "THE UNDYING FIRE", 8:00 p. m. Pastor Wyatt Evang. D. It White 5S5aV h Holding Forth the Word Of Ufe" South Salem Church Of The Nazarene South Commercial at Madrona Unified Servke-9:45 A.M. Sunday School and Morning Worship Dedication Service 2:30 PJ Address by Dr. Hardy C . Powers Dr. Hardy C Powers Evangelistic Hour-7 PM. Installation of New Officers Salem's LUTHERAN I . WELCOME YOU Churches CIOUGU Church at Ferry Streets FUNERAL HOME Phono 3-9139 North Capitol at Gaines fL. F. C) Haralri r.rinrf.1 Paatnp Services 11 AM. and 1 45 P.M. Sunday School. :4i A.M. State at 18th (A. L CI T. U. GehhanL Patfnr Worship. 130 AJU and 1) KM. fcunday School, 1:43 AiL 4503 North River Road Srvica. 11 A.M. Sunday School 1:4 AM. Good Shepherd i (U. L. C) 3825 South Commercial Rev. O. W. Ebright, DJ. Services 11 A.M Sunday School. 1:43 A M. - 3300 Sunnyview Ave. (E. L. C) L. W. Holte. Pastor Service. 11 A.M. lunday School. 9:43 A.M. Ct ALM'n 14th and Court Streets jr. JOnn S (L. C. Mo. Syn.) H. W. Gross, Pastor servtcM 10 JO am. sunaay sscnooi. i :i A.M. 343 North Church (U. L. C.) John L. Cauble. Pastor Sunday School. S JO A.M. Worship Service. 11 A.M. ojewvMpj'jtW'.o'i'j w."0'iee,jp!,eweseee'!1?1 Grace St Mark's -... ' ' FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Salem's Singing Church Center at Thirteenth 9:45 Church School 10:50 Worship Hour 6:30 Youth Hour. 7:30 Guest Speaker Dr. Hardy C. Pow ers, senior general superinten dent of the Church of the Nazarene. Tho Public Is Invited I . .. William F. Clay, Minister, "PrS'lftiWimlBMilniii fc'iirt'lil' t ' t - - t .,.., . k ' . j : 'v ': Vr. Ilardy C. Powers J
