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Tomorrows Sunday
AVin of Special Church Actititie$ in Salem and the Valley
Dedication Sendees
Planned Sunday for
New Trinity Church
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FOl'R CORNERS Bishop A.
' Raymond Grant who will pre
side at dedication of Trinity
Methodist Church Sunday.
Sunday Night
Services to
Feature Film
"Secret Springs" will be the ser
mon subject of the Rev. Louis E.
White at the 11 o'clock service at
Knight Memorial Congregational
Church Sunday. '
A color film ''Windows on To
morrow" will be featured at the
7:30 Lenten Sunday evening serv
ice sponsored by the Deansons
and Deaconesses. This film is a
recent release and shows the work
ings of the missionary program
in the Philippines. A social hour
with refreshments follows this
service.
The 9:45 a.m. church school of
fers a program of graded worshfp
and instruction in Christian faith
and Christian living for all ages
of boys and girls, young people
and adults. The Friendly class
for adults will be entertained at
coffee by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Allen.
Junior High, Senior High and
college age young people are in
vited to the Pilgrim Youth Fellow
ship at 6:30 p.m.
Pastor to Use
Lenten Theme
Sunday at 11 a.m. in First Con
st gregational church, Dr. Julian Rei
ser, pastor, will continue his Len
ten series by preaching on "The
Gethsemane Prayer."
From 3:30 until 8:30 p.m., Con
gregational laymen from this area
will attend a Laymen's Institute
at First Congregational church.
Guest speakers will include Walter
Graham, national director of the
Congregational Laymen s Fellow
ship, and Dr. Jackson Smith, as
sociate secretary of the washing-
ton Congregational Conference.
At the mid-week Lenten meeting.
March 21st at 7:30 p.m., Dr. Mark
Talney, executive of the Oregon
Council of Churches will speak on
"The Ecumenical Movement and
the Trend Toward Church Union."
Methodist Choir
Planning -Concert
A Lenten season concert will be
presented by the Sanctuary Choir
of First Methodist church on Palm
Sunday evening, March 25, at
o'clock. The concert theme will
be "The Teachings of Jesus Set
to Music." The anthems and solos
will be presented in the order in
which they appeared in Jesus'
ministry.
Josephine Albert Spaulding will
be special guest soloist, singing
two numbers. Solo parts will be
sung by Betty Starr Anderson.
Alice Rose Jones, Coralie Dough'
ton. Ervin Potter, and Lawrence
and Edithanne Miller.
Prof. Josef Schnelker will be at
the organ in special numbers and
as accompanist, iiowara r. mu
ler is choir director.
CHl'RCIl REDECORATED
FALLS CITY - The Falls City
Methodist Church has redecorated
the interior o( its church building,
The walls are now light green
the woodwork a slightly darker
green and the seats have been
painted brown.
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Hear Weil-Known Evangelist
Johnny Hosklnt at
Central Assembly of God
i 7 1425 N. Cottigo
Starting March 20lh at 7:45 p. a
f very nlgM oncept Monday, powerful tormons, tinging
that liffe, healing lor body and soul. Come, hoar and
faster lev. Fred Vertolenke
FOL'R CORNERS - Bishop A.
Raymond Grant of the Oregon
Conference of the Methodist
Church will preside at the dedica
tion of Trinity Methodist Church
at Four Comers Sunday at the 11
o'clock service.
Bishop Grant has an A.B. de
gree from Cornell College, Mount
Vernon, Iowa, an honorary D.D.
from Cornell and an LL.D. from
the College of Puget Sound, Ta
coma, Wash. He is a trustee of
Willamette University and Willam
ette View Manor, Portland.
' An important milestone has been
reached at Trinity Methodist
Church. Many months of prelimi
nary planning and prayer preced
ed the first meeting in the Com
munity hall on June 27,' 1954 when
51 persons were present to hear
Dr. George G. Roseberry, district
superintendent, and Dr. Arthur H.
Maynard xf the University of Mi-
i. Florida? preside at that first
service.
On Aug. 1. 1954. the Rev. Joe
Andrew Harding accepted the pas
torate of the newly formed congre
gation. He came here from the east
having received a B.D. degree
from Boston University, and a B.A.
from Emory University, Atlanta,
Ga.
Sept. 12, 1954. was charter Sun
day. One hundred and one persons
became Charter members and the
Rev. Mr. Harding was ordained
as a minister.
Under his leadership the congre
gation outgrew the capacity of the
Community Hall and Sept 26. 1954.
saw the ground breaking cere
mony where the present church
building was erected. First ser
vices were held in the new build
ing on March 20, 1955. On Sunday,
Just two days short of one year
from date of the first servic ein
the church, the mortgage will be
burned at the dedication cere
mony. ,
Dr. Roseberry will be the speaker
at the 8:30 service and Bishop
Grant will bring the dedicatory
sermon at the 11 o clock service
The congregation, looking to the
future, recently approved an ad
ditional building program that will
facilitate the expanding church ac
tivities.
Africa Theme
On Program
For Sunday
Africa, land of unrest and tur
moil, will be discussed at the
evening service of Salem Heights
Baptist church Sunday.
The Rev. John Nickel will be the
guest speaker and show pictures
of the work of the Sudan Interior
Mission. .
Progress on the new building
of the church is seady. According
to the church building committee
the-'new educational unit should
be ready within two months.
The church is planning an adult
Easter, play under the directions
of Mrs. Hershel Frickey. It will
be presented on Easter Sunday
evening. Also, the music commit
tee of the church has organized
the adult choir, which presents a
special musical rendition every
Sunday morning.
Plans are under way for the
church Daily Vacation Bible
school. The board of Christian
education is in the process of ar
ranging for the personnel, and the
dates will be set within two weeks.
The Rev. Elmer Hiebert is the
pastor of the church and meetings
are held temporarily in the Salem
Heights Community hall. ,
Sunday School to
Highlight Day
For Congregation
Mrs. Theodore Lind is chairman
of a committee which has planned
"Sunday School Sunday" for First
Baptist Church on tomorrow.
Throughout the day the Sunday
School, with an approximate mem
bership attendance of 175, will be
featured at the services.
The superindendent of the school,
Emerson Teague, will participate,
among others, in the morning wor
ship hour. Children and youth
from the various departments of
the school will participate in musi
cal numbers and Scripture num
bers and Scripture memorization
presentations during the 7:30 serv
ice.
Pastor Lloyd Anderson will
speak at both services from the
First Epistle of John.
Unitarians to
Hold Services
At Salem YW
Growth in the Salem Unitarian
Church School has prompted the
Unitarian Fellowship to move its
regular meeting place from the
Salem Women's Club to the YWCA
beginning Sunday.
The Fellowship was formed in
September of 1949 and held its
twice-monthly meetings in the
Fireplace Room of the old YWCA.
The Church School began in April
of 1952 holding its classes for nine
children in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hayden Smithson.- That fall
the growth merited the move to
the Salem Woman's Club.
Classes this year have been
held for approximately 50 children
and for the first time there has
been a junior-high class. In the
YWCA because of the number of
rooms available the church school
staff foresees more workable
division of the various age groups.
The adults will hold .services in
the Social Room on the main floor.
The Fellowship will hear Dr.
Clara Simmerville this Sunday
morning at 10:30 in the Social
Room of the YWCA. She will turn
marize a lecture series held by
the Corvallis Unitarian Fellowship
on the. subject "Are Wt Growing
Toward Maturity as a Nation?"
Dr. Simmerville has been trad-
uated from Willamette University,
has her M.A. from Oregon State
College in the school fo Educa
tion. She is at present the As
sistant Dean of Women at Oregon
State.
Play Planned
Sunday Night
At Englewood
The musical drama, "The Auto
biography of Church Pew" writ
ten by W. B. Evanr, will be pres
ented Sunday evening at 7:30 at
Englewod Evangelical United
Brethren Church.
The story centers about an aging
church pew, tracing the exper
iences of a particular church fam
ily
Along with the entire sanctuary
choir and five soloists, the drama
will stage a cast of 23 persons.
All personnel in the drama are
of Englewood Church.
Berwin Murray will direct the
musical portion, while Sharo
Barker will be in charge of the
action. Narrations will be done by
Morris Goodrich and Hermalene
Herring. Gary Douris will direct
the sound effects. . ,
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Missionaries to
South America,
Africa to Speak
Miss Margaret Thompson of
Urundia, Africa, and the Rey.
wuu au an lamun. missionary w
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two-day Prayer Band convention
at Free Methodist church start
ing Thursday.
The Rev. Tamplin has been fly
ing the "Wings of Peace" plane
in .Bolivia and will tell of his
work there with his father, the
Rev. Carol Tamplin.
Miss Thompson will speak
on
mission progress in Ufundia.
Portland Gvic
Chorus Scheduled
At Salem Church
Sunday evening at First Chris
tian Church the Portland Civic
Chorus is scheduled to sing under
4he direction of Bruce Marvin
This group of 60 voices, sponsored
by the Portland Park Commission,
is well knows for its -musical
ability. They will be accompanied
both by the organ and the piano
as they sing "Stabat Mater" by
Rossini.
A sDecial ouaptet of soloists wi"
be with the group. The service will
begin at 7:30.
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Set, from His hoi, His hnis, His fut,
Sorrow tnl lovt flow ningUi iown; .
Did f(r suck lovt ani sorrow mat,
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Llicdonary
Miss Enid Miller, missionary te
Africa, la among the visiting
missionary speakers for Chris
tiaa aid .Missionary Alliance
Church in coming week.
Church Plans
Mission Day
Here Sunday
Salem's Christian and Missionary
Alliance Church will open its eight
day annual missionary convention
Sunday. .
Visiting missionaries will feature
the programs for both Sunday
mornings and for the nightly mis
sionary services at 7:30 p.m.
through the convention period.
Here are the three visiting mis
sionaries for the church conven
tion: Miss Agnette Hansen, missionary
to India since 1924. She has trav
eled from village to village in Cen
tral India,. has taught 10 years at
a Bible school and Girls' Boarding
School at Khamgaon.
Miss Enid Miller, who opened the
first mission school for bush boys
in, her section of French Equa
torial Africa. She spent two mis
sionary terms in the French colony
of Gabon since 1947. Much of her
work has been in jungle country.
The Rev. John S. Swift, who has
traveled afoot or horseback in the
Peruvian Andes and in tropical
jungles of the South American
country. He preached and taught
in the interior, spent a year on the
staff of Peru Alliance Bible Insti
tute at Huanuco.
Lutherans to
Hear Special
Choir Concert
Palm Sunday, March 25, 7:30
p.m. has been set aside tor uie
choir concert at St. John's Luther
an Church. Miss Marilyn Han-
thron, violinist, music major at
Willamette University, wiU be the
guest artist Miss Hanthorn will
be heard in the Beethoven Sonata
in F major as well as other num
bers. Miss Carolyn Burr will ac
company Miss Hanthorn.
The choir, under the direction
of Mrs. William H. Fisher, will
sing songs written and composed
from the year 1430 until 1948.
Specially featured will be a group
of Lenten songs. William H; Fisch
er, organist at St. John's, will be
the accompanist, and Mrs. Henry
Hflrlwil. wiI1 .omDanv the
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Congregation
To Present
College Choir
A concert by the Westmont Col
lege choir at Santa Barbara, Calif.,
will be performed for the public
Tuesday at p.m. In Halbert Me
morial Baptist Church on Portland
Road.
The special musical occasion has
been arranged as part of the col
lege choir's two-weeks spring tour
covering 2,660 miles in the West
ern states.
The 40-volee choir under the di
rection of Prof. John W. Hubbard
will present a varied concert of
sacred music. Some of the num
bers will be sung by the Chamber
Singers, an ensemble within the
choir"
Westmont t an interdenomina
tional and coeducational college
with a study body of 150.
so rich a crowm
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SILVERTON - W. E. Stram.
recent president of the Dakota
Bible College. Arlington. S.D., will
lead First Christian Church in a
two-week meeting series to con
clude on Easter Sunday, reports
the Rev. I. M. Nelson resident
pastor. Stram has been heard in
n states as well as in Canada.
Jamaica and the British West In-; I
tes. ,
He will speak at both the morn
ing and evening service and dur
ing the week on Monday through
Thursday, he will lead in a "call
ing campaign." Dinner will be
served each of these nights at
:1S.
The Junior Methodist Youth
Fellowship will meet at 5.15 Sun
day, with Dr. Norman Dodds as
counsellor, and the seniors at 7
p.m. with Mrs. Lorren Barr. as
counsellor. The Monday evening
Bible Study has been postponed
until after .Easter.
Gacst Speaker
The Rev. H. Turnidge of the
Salem Academy will be guest
speaker Sunday at the 11 o'clock
services at Calvary Luth
eran Church.
The Rev. John Price will give
his third pre-Easter sermon, "With
Jesus in the Desert," Sunday at
11 o'clock. Youth Service will be
held at 1:45 with Esther Nettle
ten as president.
Baptist young people's meeting
will be Sunday at 6:30 p.m. fol
lowed by a gospel service at 7:30.
Prayer and Bible study meeting
will be held Wednesday night at
7:45 at the Robert Barnes home
in Waldo Hills. "
tela Folders
Lenten coin folders for Lutheran
World Action will be received Sun
day at Immanuel Lutheran Church.
Family night will be observed
Sunday night at 7:30.
Elder Kenneth McVay will speak
at the 11 o'clock services Satur
day at the Seventh-day Adventist
Church. The Associated Missionary
Volunteer Societies of the district
will meet Saturday at 4 p.m. in
the hall of the Smyrna Church,
Bihle School
Head to Lead
Conference
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- SUtnmaa Ntwi Service
SILVERTON - The Rev. E. K.
Lunder, faculty member of Luth
eran Bible Institute in Seattle.
Wash., will be speaker at a Bible
Conference to be held at Trinity
Lutheran, March 21-25. The con
ference is sponsored jointly by
Trinity, Immanuel and Calvary
churches.
The Kev. Lunder is widely
known as a youth leader. Form
erly a teacher with the Lutheran
Bible Institute In Minneapolis, he
recently accepted the position as
teacher at the Seattle LBI. ,
The theme of his messages will
be Our Living Hope," based on
the First Epistle of Peter. List of
the topics are Wednesday: "Its
Reality: Be Sure itls Hope":
Thursday, "Its Exercise: be Sure
You Live It"; Friday, "It's Testi
mony; Be Sure You Show It ;
Saturday, "Its Relations: Face
Suffering Without Fear"; Sunday:
"It's Glory: Face the Future Vic
toriously." All talks are at I p.m.
and all are open to the public.
In the final day, the youth of
the three churches will meet at
Immanuel Church for a no-host
supper at which the Rev. Lundar
will be the guest speaker.
SALEM
TRUTH CENTER
1149 Court St
Sunday It a.m. Youth Class
11 a.nu Worship
Metaphysical Lecture
Wednesday-! p.m.
Prayer Clinic
Metaphysical Library
Book Store
Monday-Friday, 11-4
Saturday, 11 1
Salem's
METHODIST
Churches
Welcome You
Trinity at
Four Corners
590 8. Elma Ave.
Joe A. Hardinf, Pastor
Church School at 1:45 -Worship
Service at l:J and
11:01s. m.
West Salem
Ird and Gerth
Oscar Olson, Pastor ,
Church School 1:45
Warship Service at 11:00 a. as.
First
(35 State
Brooks U. Moore, Pastor
Church School and Warship,
1:30 and 11:00 a. ta.
Jason Lee Memorial
N. Winter tad Jeffertoa
Ernest Goulder, Pastor
Church School at 0:45
Worship Service at 11:00 .
Leslie
S. Commercial aad Meyers ,
Bobert Mcllvtnna, pastor
Church School at 0:45
Worship Service at 11:00
Mornlngside
Community
S200 S. 12th
f Ma Meranie, Pastor
Church School tt 0.45
Worship Service tt 11:00
D I S t r 1 1 1 Superintendent ef
Salem District, pr. uteri
CiaOSI Z2VIQZ
near Voder, east cJ Sllvertiwi Ti
speaker will be Jean GiboB cfiFor Confirmation
name, kuw tui use wummo.a
Academy, Meadow Giade, Wash.)
The Silverton church board will
meet Monday night at 7:30.
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SILVERTON - W. E. Stram will
be the leader la First ChriitUa
Church evangelistic series te
start Saaday moralng.
Salem Churcli
Meet
Dr. Leonard Odiorne, minister of
Westminster Presbyterian church,
Portland, will be guest speaker for
the monthly dinner meeting of the
Salem Council of Churches Mon
day evening at 6:30 o.m. The
host church will be Knight Me
morial Congregational, the Rev.
Louis White, pastor. Dr. Odiorne
win brmg a Lenten message.
A report will be brought to the
business session by the Rev, Clar
ence Fuqua from a recent meet
ing of the Council migrant com
mittee which is making extensive
preparation for the summer mi
grant ministry in the Salem area.
Other reports will Include those
from the woman's department of
United Church Women. Mrs. Sid
ney VanDyke. president; the Life
and Work division, Dr. Julian Kei-
ser, chairman; and the Rehabilita
tion program, Mrs. Roy Gretti,
chairman. Action will be taken
on the resolutions of the mid-win
ter annual meeting of the Oregon
council of Churches.
Reservaitons for the dinner must
be made with the host church by
Aionaay morning.
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH
"77 9:30 and 1 1 :00 a.m.
"Wi HAVE NO KING Btlt
CAISAH"
Dr. Thomas A. Bennett
Broadcast KSLM, 11:30-12:00
Soloist, Paul G. Trueblood
lrolil Jf Mf
Minister
FIRST
CHRISTIAN
. CHURCH
Marion and Cottage:
9:45 Church School
10:45 Worship
Sermon: "You Wore There
When They Crucified My
lord" by Wayno Greene
Special Evening Service 7:30
'rtUnd Civis CKf m
DlrMtW by Mr. If IK Marvin
lmf Mtr" by Inini
The Lutheran
Churches of Salem
WELCOME YOU
ST. MARK'S U. L. C.)
343 North Church
Service 11:00 a. m.
Sunday School 9:30 a. m.
Joha L. Csuble, Pastor
ST. JOHN'S. (L.C.-MO. Sya.)
14th and Court Sis.
Service 10:30 a. ra.
Sunday School 0:13 a. m.
H. W. Cross, Pastor
CEACK (E. t. C.)
3300 Sunnyview Avenue
Service 11 a. ra.
Stnday School 0:43 a. m.
Lowell Holte. Pastor
GOOD SUEPHKRD (U. I- C.)
3720 South Commercial
Service 11 a. m. .
Sunday School 9:43 t. m.
0. W. Ebrijht, D.D., Pastor
PAITII AV. L C.)
4505 North River Road '
Service 11 a. m.
Sunday School 9:43 I. ra.
Warrea W. Pechmaa, Pastor
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CHRIST (A. L. C.)
State at lilt Street
Services 1:30 a. m. and
u a. m.
M. 1 . . A . a. 1
duduij ocnooi, :a a. m.
T. Rf. Geebard, Pastor
CENTRAL (L f. C
North Capitol at Gaines'
Services 11 a. m. aad
7:30 p. m.
Saaday School 9:43 t. at.
Harald Grinds!, Pastor
rrzin, Salon, Ore, Sat.,
Cisliop to Visit
Sal cm Church
The Right Rev. James W. F.
Carman, bishop coadjutor of the
Diocese pi Oregon will confirm
a class of aver 63 in St. Paul's
Episcopal church on Sunday at the
11 o'clock scrrle.
BUhop Carman will also deliver
the sermon at 11 a m. and address
the family service at S30 am.
This will be the bishop's first
official visit to St. Paul's church
since his consecration in Portland
1 in February. An informal recep
ition will be held in the parish
hall after the 11 a m. service to
give the congregation an oppor
, tunity to. meet Bishop and Mrs.
i Carman.
Fcjrcq-jzre Church
490 N. 19th St.
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WtlCOMJ AWAITS YOU
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MISSIONARY CONVENTION
MARCH 18 Thru 25 7
' 7:30 Each Evening 1 1 :00 on Sunday
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" Miss Agnate Hansen Central India
Miss Enid Miller-French Equatorial Africa
Rev. John Swift-South America
Cmm mI Invite OtHw
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Oiorth
H. Sm m4 OaiMi
Africa Missionary Film
Saturday - 8:00 p. m.
Sunday Services: 9:45 a. m.r Sunday School
11:00 a. m., Worship
1:00 p. m., Evangelistic
"Tuesday, 1:00 p. m., Prayer Mooring
i' Thursday, 8:00 p. m., Mid-Wetk Service
FAITH TABERNACLE
Fifth and Gaines
Paul E. Cannon, Pastor 3-751S
The Place Where Faith Is Active
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
CENTER AT
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There it a full young poople't program in our churchl
REV. STANTON IRVINE, it our congenial and outtanding
Youth Director. Youth hour it 6:15 P.M. Every Sunday.
Dr. Anderson Preaches on Sunday
1 1 :00 "IIFE MANIFESTED AND REVEALED"
7:30 "LIFE ILLUMINATED AND SHOWN"
TtSf Beginning ol e Stries on iht p'ntlt of f John
If you have a real problem and need tome counsel,
call our church office 4-25S5 and one of our Pastort
willhelpl
A Faithful Friend
Mar. 17, V,S (: ::. I
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drterioite il th.s is d xe L r 3, r J
periods.
FIP.ST
PRESBYTEPJAfl
CHURCH
Cirrai KETA AXTJ WITE
"Thw Trut Church
and How to Find It"
By Dr. Poling
Church Layalty Sunday
Two Services: 9:45 k lla. A.
EOCO ll:0la.BL
Calvary Baptist
Church
So. liberty and Miller
11:C3
Crosses On A Hill"
7:30
"FWi Minutes After Death
WnatTheirt"
Morning Senrce Broai
cast over KGAl
Omar N. Berth, Pastor
THIRTEENTH
9:45 Sunday School
J 10:50 Communion Service
6:30 Youth Hour
7:30 Evangelistic Service
The public It Invited
William F. Clay, Miister
AT
Baptist Church
and Liberty, Salem, Oregon
We are recognizing our Sunday School
thit coming lord's Dty.
They Grow So Fast!
A year male a great diffeiror
in the growth of a child. They
grow toward God or away
Him. Make sure the grow ia
ihe knowledge and love of God.
Dfing them to oar Suoday School
thit Saaday.
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to far it with you. Chrwt Jraua laid
down Ilia lift for you, and lilt promlne
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