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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1956)
Tomorrow's Sunday ic 1c Arm oj 'Special Church Actititin in Salem and Council of Preparing Oregon's Churches Annual Convocation The annual' convocation of the, "The Church and Economic Low". Orr unit Council of Churches will 1 several Falem area persons arc he held at Portland on Jan. list, 'planning to attend th meetings Keb. I and 2 at Wesminster Prcs- and many will takt part in he bylrrlan Church, 1S24 N.E. Han- proirama. COCk S. ll T k k.M U .,l,L w MW III iu til lUIIJUHl tlUII Willi Xhrme for the convocation U Fruitland EUB Church Slates Revival Meet FRl'ITLAND The Rev. Ralph C. Wynkoop.wlll open a two-week evangelistic rampaign Sunday morning In Fruitland Evangelical I'nlted Brethren Church. The in clusive datei art Jan. 22 to Feb. S with service at 11 a m. and 7:30, or the convocation is the annual meeting of the Oregon Council of Church Women. This group will gather a day earlier for itt four day session. The Church Council convocation will include addresses by noted speakers from over tht nation and will also Include panel discussions, workshops and business sessions. Registration wiU begin at t a m. Jn. 30. Leading sprakeri will Include Dr. George Hedlry, a-Metrodist minister and professor of econo mics and sociology at Mills Col lege. He la a noted author in his field. Also scheduled to apeak Is Cameron Hall, director of the department of the church and economic life of the National Coun cil of Churches. A former Presby terian pastor, he served for mnny years as that denomination's So cial Education and Action director. Dr. Paul N. Poling, pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Sa- p.m. on the three Sundays and 7:30 each evening except Monday. The Rev. Wynkoop ii a minister In the Church of the Nazarene. After being a pastor for II years, he has been in full time evangel ism through several states the last eight years. He is also a soloist and will sing each night. Clare Swink will be the song leader for the series. Special mu- principles in a free enterprise eco sic and other features are planned ' nomy. for all tre services. President of the OreRon Council wh" he 'enl lour months. Of special Interest will be gospel is Philip S. Hitchcock. Election of ne wt 'iK- V c'e:WM, ,c" Editor , . f .; Catlmlr Lib wick, Christian Zionist Bad editor, wha will give a film report Israel la Salem Sunday. Film Message To Describe Israel Tour Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock a public film presentation on de velopments in Israel will be giv en at the Salem YWCA by (asi- mir tnnuirlr ft flirUt(k 71am lem. will take part In a panel on 1st and the editor of "Tbc Jews rro. i on now 10 appiy inruuan in the News magazine. Lanowick has just returned from a trip to the Land of Prom music and Bible aiory interprets tions by the Rev. James Kratz on an organ that will be delivered to the Church for Friday, Jan. 27. Another organ will be featured on Thursday evening, Feb. 2, when the Abe Doerksen family will ap pear to play the organ, piano, vibra-harp, and 24 string 'singing' guitar. 2 Methodist Leaders Plan Salem Visit Two national leaders in Metho dism will speak at the mid winter coaching conference for teachers and workers in the church school. In Salem this conference will be held on Wednesday night, Feb new officers is scheduled for Feb. 2 jefision. Presbyterians To View New African Film The color picture "Inside Africa", filmed on location, will be a feature of the program Sunday evening at First Presbyterian Church. A Sun da, night covered-dish supper will consist of sandwiches and dessert, at the church at I p.m. The sound movie to be shown for all ages at 6:30 will include work of Dr. Robert S. Sandilands, medi cal physician well known ia the Salem area, who, with his family, is working in the Camcroun, tro pical area of constant growth and ruary 1. from 7:30 to 1:30 at First ; transition in central Africa. Methodist Church. f ' Following the film presentation Miss Mary Edna Lloyd, editor of all will separate into various age children's publications for the Me-1 groups for discussions on the pic thodist Church, will be with theture and the general theme: "The workers with children. She is au- Church in a Revolutionary World", thor of the textbook for teachers The following Sunday the same and parents o, nursery children, theme, Africa and the Church in a "Religious Nurture in Nursery Revolutionary World, will be de- YWCA Plans Study Series On Religions Turnday evening Dr. and Mrs. Roln-rt F. Anderson will be leaders fur the subject of "Prayer", the third In the YWCA series, Rnour- ccs for Making Religion Real, Km- phu'ized In this prenentation will be the practicing of prayer in the; family group, and the necessity; and use of prayer from the medi cal viewpoint. On Jan. 31 the Rev. George Swift of St. Paul Episcopal Church will review J. B. Phillips' "Your Cod is Too Small", On March 7 Mrs. William Crotheri will review J H. Oldham's "Life Is Commitment". waaersnip lor the next seven sessions dealing with great reli gious concept! of the past and -the present will Include representa tives from the Jewish, Protestant, and Roman Catholic faiths. On Feb. H, the Rev. Lloyd Anderson of First Baptist Church will pre sent the concept of Evangelism. On Feb. 21 Dr. Robert Gregg, dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Willamette University, will preseht the Quaker beliefs. On Feb. 28, the Rev. Kevin Murphy, principal of Serra High School, will speak on the life and teachings of St. Fran cis of Assist. On March 13, the Rev. Joe Harding of the Trinity Methodist Church Four Corners will use various resources for his topic, "How God Answers Man's Needs". On March 27. Rabbi Nodel of Portland will speak on "Concept of Judiasm and Family Life". The series ia open to the public. Delegate Sfafrsman, SaVm, Ore, Sat, Jan. 21, (c- Church at SilverJon Plans Youlli'Rcvivnl onrirmanon lutes for :ixt f1,, 1U VjUIUIIUIU st.i..m.. S.rvir. il.iitheran Church. Sunday School KILVKIITON Confirmation Parent Teachers program and fel services will lie oberved at Cal-i'hip has been set for Sunday vary Luthern Church, Sunday at "'KM at 7.30 with Mrs. Albert Lar Bible School Session Due Monday Night Residents of Salem and' vicini ty are invited to register for the new term of Bible studies and instructions to be given at the interdenominational Capital ' Bi ble Training School. The new term begins on Monday evening with registration at 0:43 and classes from 7:15 to 9:13. Eight courses are being offered count of his observations. Editor Lanowick has presented about 400 illustrated lectures on Israel in the United States, Can ada and England during the past four years and la currently on a three-month West Coast tour. He expects to return to Israel again in March. "Israel As I Saw It," will be shown in the main floor auditor ium of the YWCA.-Admissirn is by the school this semester of is! irrr. i nn iPaiiiir nai nan ap. ranged by a group of local Chris tian friends of Israel. , Miss Bllrl Kallvee, slaughter at Mr, and Mrs. Reet Kallvee, 575 N. 20th St., who recently at tended the Ecumenical Student Conference an Christian World Missions at Ohio I'nlverslty la Athens. Rama 1,511 delegates were present Church to Fete New Members With Dinner Church Plans Educational Program Hike atatetmaa News ServWs FOUR CORNERS An expanded educational program is being plan ned by Trinity .Methodist . ChurchllThe u(t o chrirt prwnte)1 Class and Home," as well as sev eral books for children. Miss Aileen Sanborn is with the Department of Leadership Train ing of the General Board of the Methodist Church, and is a leader in youth activities all over the na tion. She Is also a leader in sem-j Inars and laboratory schools. She, will be with the youth section. Both Miss Lloyd and Miss San born will act as resource persons to help in the discussion of Metho dist literature, how to make the best use of it, and to help find answers to the problems of teaching. picted by the Bishop's Players who will be giving the play from Alan Paton's book, "Cry, the Beloved Country." Nazarenes to Hear Concert SUtrim.n Nfwi Srrvtrt of the Nazarene choir of Portland! TM1 .JiTt " , will sing a concern of sacred mu sic next Friday evening at 8 o'clock in Keizer Church of the Nazarene, The 30-voice choir will be led by Mrs. Louie Deiters Nevin. The concern is public. The Rev. Robert C. Emerick, pastor of the sponsoring Keizer church, said the choir program Construction Progresses at New Church Salem Heights Baptist Church has made progress in its new Sun day School unit this past month. Under the supervision of Ted Lind, the basement and first floor sec tions are progressing as planned. Volunteer help in the evenings and Saturdays has speeded up the work and the church hopes to be in the building, by April 1, Easter Sunday. The day-light basement will house the pastor's study, nursery room, kitchen, social room and 9 class will be used for a temporary worship place and S class rooms. Building com mittee chairman is Fred Zurcher. . The church has been conducting all their services in the Commun ity Hall the past 5 years. Unitarians to would include such features m tt np . 1 Balm in Gilead and ' Battle flCaf 1 CaCllCr UvmM r iUm HAiMiKlir ' Alui fen. I tm-. u,i1! K. .Innlmf Kv male' rr f K Smith nrnfetsne nt itfl 1955 will be honored at a - chorus made up of choir members, j Modern European History at Ore-; Teac C n t r a I Lutheran ; Vmng at Four Corners. Beginning Sunday an extended session of the Church School will be held during the 11 o clock worship. Classes for Kin dergarten and Primary age child ren will offer an additional hour for Christian education. Parents who attend these services are in vited to bring their children to these classes. An additional feature has been added to the regular Church School program. During the general as sembly period, preceding the classes, a large turn-over chart entitled. "Spiritual Life for Metho dist Christians" is being used. This illustrated chart presents Methodist beliefs, history, and practices. The most important aspect of the expanded educational program is in the youth emphasis. Youth are taking an active part in the present church attendance crusade. Following the Sunday 11 o'clock service there will be a hamburger fry for the Senior and Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowships. After lunch the young people will visit in the Four Corners area inviting people to attend church. innceiif il'A Rfnnlaff fiinhta inH ' each registrant can take two of the courses offered. A study of the provision God has made for men's need of sal vation will be taught by the Rev. John R. Turnbull. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, president of the school, will teach on the Books of first and second Peter. The Rev. Alex H. Sauerwein, dean of the school, who has recently moved to Ta coma, Wash., will be returning each week to teach two courses, one in the study of Genesis and the other a brief survey of each of the New Testament books. A reception for all members joining Grace Lutheran congrega tion in the past year will be held in connection with a fellowship dinner following the worship at Grace Lutheran Sunday. There will be a short program during which the new members will be Intro duced and welcon ed by officers of the congregation. At the 'annual congregational meeting held Tuesday a financial program for 19M exceeding 515,000 was adopted. The meeting, con ducted by chairman Carl Fisket Jon, also elected officers for the coming year including Harris Berg, chairman; Mrs. Stanley Graves, secretary; A. M. Moen, treasurer; Walter Peterson, financial secre tary; Henry Raaen and Carl Fis ketjon, deacons; Arthur Nelson, Wilbur Thorson, and Robert Ste phenson, trustees. Other board and committee members elected were Mrs. I. T. Kvale, board of education; Marlin Voiding and Walter Peterson, head ushers; Jerry Salveson and Mrs. I. G. Lermon, auditors; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voiding, host commit tee; Mrs. Thelma Gundersen, li brarian; Mrs. Dan Whitescll, Lu theran Mudent Foundation repre sentative; "Pete Lermon, visual education director: Bruce Thomp son and Arthur TJon, delegates; Mrs. Fidel Vroom, Thomas Mommsen, and Mrs. Eldon Davis, organ committee; Eugene Nelson, Dr. Robert Moe, Carl Fisketjon. Mrs. Henry Torvend, and Peter Lermon, nominating committee. Congregation lo Take Communion lutein) Newi lervlet ORCHARD HEIGHTS Sum mit Methodist Church will hold communion services Sunday morning and Dr. George Rose berry, district superintendent, will assist in the service. The Rev. Glen Murray, pastor, will give the meditation. in the Gospel of 'Matthew will be taught by the Rev. Elmer Fast, and the Rev. Robert Goertz will give an exposition of the Acts of the Apostles. Miss Ruth Backus, Portland missionary worker, wiu teach a class in the methods of approaching and winning Jews to Christ. A study of the major false cults is directed by the Rev. El mer Hiebert. All the classes are now being held each Monday night in the educational rooms of First Bap tist church. Reception Planned For New Members State Parks Unit Outlines Study Areas REEDSPORT - William M. Tug- man, chairman of the advisory committee assigned by Gov. Paul Patterson to make a special study of state parks administration and organization, is emphasizing that the state park hearings Feb. 24 and 25 are to be devoted to prob lems of policy, not detailed proj ects. Tugman said that many of the letters which are coming to him indicate a desire to discuss spe cific park projects, details of land acquisition of improvement which are not really in the province of the Advisory Committee. He added, "Our committee really has just one main problem to study whether our state parks should remain under the jurisdiction of the Oregon State Highway Com mission, or whether they should the It o'clock service. Six young people will take their confirmation vows and observe their first com munion. Installation of Trinity Luther an church officers will be ob served Sunday at the 11 o'clock service. To be installed during t h a services are, Premdent, James Phillips; secretsry, Wlllism Bloch; assistant, Mrs. Harlan Moe; financial secretary, Miss Nettle Hattcbcrg; assistant, Ludvlg Mey er; deacon. Clifford Eklund; trustee, Alden Clemetson; audit ing officers, C. B. Anderson and Alf O. Nelson; treasurer, Mrs. Virginia Hughes, deacon, Jens Moen; board of education, Mrs. Robert Epeneter, Mrs. Victor Sathrr and Weldnn Hatteherg; cemetery board, Harlan Moe; nominating committee Elmer Palmquist, Mrs. Miles Tobias and Victor Sather. Banquet Planned Jrinity Father-Son banquet be held Tuesday night with Dr. Howard Runkcl of Willamette University as guest speaker. Patty Dickman and Dan Page will assist in the Sunday Night Song service at First ('hristian Church with Miss Dickman to give one of her chalk talks, also. Christian Men's Fellowship will meet in the church social rooms Monday night with Tom Myers presiding. The Rev. Paul Henry, pastor of the Silvertnn Methodist Church will - be the speaker. The Rev. I. M. Nelson has an nounced plans for First Christian Church's annual school of World Friendship for Feb. 19 through March 11. Stale Director The Rev. Kenneth C. Larson, dir ector of the Lutheran Student Foundation of Oregon and Luther an Campus pastor, Oregon State College, will be guest speaker Sun day at 11 o'clock at Immanuel sen as the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Wilson, Missionary Appointees of the Evangelical Alliance Mission will speak and sing at the Sunday night services of the First Baptist Church. They will also ahow pic tures of mission fields In Japan. Budget larreas At the annual business meeting of Trimly Lutheran Church, Wed nesday night, the congregation voted an increase of 12.000 in the annual budget. They also voted lo adopt the Every Member Visit Stewardship plan for the coming Preference for Minneapolis or Chicago as headquarters for of fices of the proposed church body to be formed from' union of four Lutheran groups, was voted for Minneapolis. ' Announcement was made of the election of Mrs. Don Burch as senior choir director for 1934 begin ning Feb. IS, replacing David Louthan of Salem who has served the. past year. Miss Loretta Toft was named organist replacing Mrs. J. A. Luthro. and Mrs. Alf O. Nel son and Mrs. Harlan Moe were named assistants. The Rev. Rod Unlet, pajtor el Free Methodic in Albany, la bringing the Youth Revival which ha been In progress at Salem Frea Methodist fhurch during the past week to a dose with services to night and Sunday night. The young people of the church have been directing the services, providing leadership and special music nightly. According to the pastor, the Rev. M. C. Miller, the meetings have been well attended. ' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Chemeketa and Winter "MAKING LIFE WHOLE" ly Dr. fallen. Twa Services: 1:45 aad 11 a.at. KOCO 1:H aas. Mission Film Plfanned for Sunday Night Two items of special interest will be presented at the evening worship service of First Christian Church. Of inspiration and educa tion will be a film and talk at 7:30. The film will be "Where the New Day Dawns", a story of mis sions and the work of the church in Thailand, the Philippines and Japan. An interesting presentation will be that made by Roger Wea ver who- went as a delegate to the International DSF in Athens, Ohio, during the Christmas holidays. . . this gathering included 80 different nationalities, those who are stu dents here in the United States, Roger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weaver of 1854 Park Ave, In the school of Missions the fam ilies gather for the snack at 5:45, have family devotionali around the table, then break up into age study groups at 6:30. Baptist Youth To Present Mission Film The Associated Student Body of First Baptist Church will present a film next Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium of the church. The film, "Angel in Ebony", is the true story of one of Christian Mission's "Hall of Fame." Sammy Morris, young African, about whom the film story is written is known throughout Christendom as one of the most courageous young men to come from Africa. At the Sunday evening gospel service the "Collegiate Choral", under the direction of Page Bailey, will sing. Also featured will be Rodney Schmidt in a violin solo. Vocal music will also be furnished by a male quartet. Freaking at this hour will be Rev. Alex Sauer wein recently of Salem and now of Tacoma. The Rev. Ben Owen, assistant pastor, will speak at the 11 o'clock hour on "Green Leaf Christians." Coming Sunday Jib. Sth 3 P.M. Augsbvrq Coleye Band FarrisH Auditorium Tick $1.00 SOc AvtiUblt it StvM ana1 $ Jtwcby Church to Install New Vestrymen, Officers Sunday be transferred to the management New members who were received' 0' ' ,ntirey independent board or commission. "Our reports and recommend a- ... ...:u k. i...,m:n.J i l i o j . 'ilium win lie ii anaiiiiiicu u ine gon State College, w.l tell the Sa.,"- - . . I governor, the interim highway lem unitarian reuowsnip aooui wei - " """ rnmmitt pniK,iii f p.r." t in M'guests ot tne congregation at a Quartet to Sing This Weekend The Four Flats Quartet which made a trip to the Orient last fall are holding services in South Sa lem Friends Church this weekend. There will be services this eve ning at 7:30, services Sunday morn-; ing, Sunday afternoon and Sunday! evening. I Pictures of their trip will bej shown In the Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon services. Foursquare Church 490 N. 19th $. 45 i n. Imiiy . StK.t 11 l.m. Th Olwy ( Ckurch" M5 .. Vwh Jric 7 45 m. "FUinf lh.rf n it. ir I- WarttiHtftM A miENDlT WELCOME AWAITS YOU this Sunday morning. The Fellowship and Church School meet at 460 N. Cottage St. Robert Miller will conduct the morning worsrip program. program which will feature a 30 minute film, "The Guest." Follow ing the program a social hour is planned. Newly elected Vestrymen and church officers of St. Paul's Epis copal Church will be installed in a single ceremony at the 11 o'clock P-gp.. pi service Sundav morning. i ! iCSCIll 1 a These will include R.H. Baldock. senior warden; James G. Watts, A play. "The Unpredictable junior warden; Elmer A. Berg- Letty." will be presented at Bethel Kind.' clerk of the Vestry; and Baptist Church Sunday evening at Young People to av Kingwood Church to Continue Meetings The Evangelistic Campaign at committee of the Oregon Legisla tore and to the State Highway Commission aa a guide to possible legislation." William Rector, treasurer. Other new Vestrymen to be installed are: Kenneth Sherman, Dr. Dean K. Brooks, and Dr. Robert T. Boals. 7:30 The play is being given by the young people of Immanuel Baptist Church of Portland. REVIVAL MEETING 7:45 fach Night Starting January 22nd Thru Jan. 29th With Rev. E. E.; Sutton . Supt . of Calif. Conferente , - - - - - - al Hio - - ' ' ' - Pentecostal Holinesi; Church 343S Silvorton Id. Chariot K. Tumor, Pastor Willamette Flood Control Repairs Due WASHINGTON UK - Rep. Nor blad i R Ore i said Friday he has Kingwood Bible Church, with the been assured Army Engineers will Rev. Loyal Funk of Harvey, N.D., works along the Willamette River will continue through Friday night. repair and restore all flood control The messages will be evangelistic j works along the Willamette River in nature. Special music will be i which were damaged by r e c e :i t i I L... il. 1 1 ! . . 1 1 n j iciiuctcu ujr me hhw inumcdl iiwkis. groups. The children - will nightly children's features. Services begin at 7:30 p.m enjoy They will do so whether the work was a private or federal project, he said. Benedictine Village Members Call Meeting ' SULtmaa Ntws S.rvlc. MT. ANGEL A special meeting of all members of Benedictine Vil lage, Inc. will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in St. Mary's School. i Purpose is to discuss the future status of the corporation and to vote on the transferring of the ownership and management of the Benedictine Village Home for the Aged to the Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel. All members are urged to be present. SALEM TRUTH CENTER 1149 Court St. Sunday 10 A. M. Youth Class 11 A. M. Worship "A Double Cheek aa Imagination lifUnday PMrStudy' Class In Spiritual Uw " Wednesday P. M."" Prayer Clinic " Metaphysical Library and"- Book Store Mon.Fri., 114 ;4w8, ;: f asiiiw in' 'ft,. DELIVERANCE Salvation . Healing Old Timt Prtaching With Evangelist Jamtt B. Rcitor Each Evening ot 7:45 . - CHURCH OF GOD 940 1 22nt St. FIRST CHURCH. OF. JHEJJAZARENE Confer at Thirtoonth ltMTt SMfHif (.bank 9:4$ Sunday School " 10:50 "A Given Glory 4:30 Youth Hour 7:30 Evangelistic Service Itv. JtMf h WrifM, Spr Thf rK h tavM4 Willi! f. CUy, ftttaht JMh sd IttolU WrtfM, Saint Paul's EPISCOPAL CHURCH ITS HISTORY ITS TEACHING ITS SACRAMENTS ITS PRAYER ROOK ITS Cl'STOMS too SERVICES SUNDAY 7:30,9:30, 11:00 A.M. Rov. Gaorgo H. Swift, Rector THURSDAYS FlfeST METHODIST CHURCH Down Taoa The Tall White Spire 30 and 11:00 a.m. "MAKING RELIOION REAL THROUGH THINKING" Broadcast KSLM-11:1412:M Alice Rose Janet, soloist BROOKS H. MOORE Minister Salem's METHODIST Churches Welcome You - Leslie S. Commercial and Meyer Robert Mctlvenna, Pastor Church School at 9:43 Worship Service at 11:01 Mdrningside Community J200 s. 12th Joha Moraage, Pastor Church School at 1:45 Worship Service at 11:00 Trinity at Four Corners 590 S.:tlma Avt."'- 1 Joe A, Harding, Pastor Churrh School at 1:45 Warship Service at 8 J0 and 11:00 a. m. West Salem 3rd and Gerth Oscar Olson, Pastor Church School 0:45 Worship Service at 11:00 a. ra. First C35 State Brooks H. Moore, Pastor Churrh School and Worship, 1:30 and 11:00 a. m. District Superintendent of Salem District, Dr. George Roseberry, 1195 N. Summer, Jason Lee Memorial N. Winter and Jefferson Ernest Goulder, Pastor Church School at 9:43 Worship Service at 11:00 ST. THE LUTHERAN Churches of Salem WELCOME YOU MARK'S U. L C) 343 North Cadrca Service 11:00 a. at. Sundav School 1:30 a. sa. Joha L Cauble, Pastor ST. JOHN'S (L.C. Me. Sya.) 14th and Court Sta. Service 10:30 a. sa. . Sunday School 0:13 a. BL. - H. W. Croat, Pastor GRACE (C L. C.) 3300 Sunnyview Avenao Service 11 a. m. Sundar School 0:45 a. m. . Lowell Holte, Pastor GOOD SHEPHERD (U. L C-) 3720 South Commercial Service 11 a. m. Sunday School 0:45 a. m. O. W. Ebrlght, D. D., Pastor FAITH U. L. C.) 4305 North River Read Service 11 a. n. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Warrra W. Pechmsa, Pastor CHRIST (A. L. C.) State at lth Street Services 1:30 a. m. and - 11 a. i. Sunday School. 9:45 a. as. T. M. Gebhard, Pastor CENTRAL (L F. C.) . North Capitol at Galaei Services 11 a. as. aad 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Ilarald Grindal, Pastor A STARTING Revival Campaign at Keizer Assembly of God Church 4090 Cherry Ave., Salem Presenting Grant Evangelistic Party Every Night Except Monday 7:45 P.M. Pastor John W. Hodgoi CHRIST IS YOUR ANSWER In This REVIVAL "Ivory Night Iictpt Mondoy EVANG. BILL HASH at " Special Sunday Service 3 P.M. LANCASTER ASSEMBLY CHURCH 577 North Laacaster Chet Schaberg, Pastor Come, See, Hear Improve Your Knowledge of the Biblel Attend tho f Capitol Bible Training School (Intor-Donominational-liblical-Spiritwal) Second Semester Starts V Monday Night, January 23, at 7:1 S P.M. Classes Hold in Education Rooms of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCK . . Marion and Liberty Streets, Salens 'Seven Fina Faculty Members ' ae)sS0fleiJeted)ie)isejf CUIUS s." i rt I. tiU DMiriM " 4. N. T. limy I. M CWM . Mm Cwh 7. Imi el Arts tvaf, If Yew Are Interested -T Please Carto-JItJ
